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Themed mixes are made live and spontaneously on the air from a variety of formats and equipment. There is a plan and there is no plan. The mix consists of found sound of many kinds and from many sources, old and new, put together on the run as the continuous audio collage continues. OTE sometimes employs “Receptacle Programming,” which means you.
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Negativland – Mark Hosler, Peter Conheim, Tim Maloney, Jon leidecker, Don A group of cohorts large enough to be called Negativland join me for an improvised discussion of Science. Peter Diddle, Harold Camping, Wick Milford, and Brindle Spork take on all scientific questions and Receptacle callers without a scientific plan or scientific qualifications to do … Continued
An opening mix identifying today’s holiday leads us through various little tributes to 60’s artists and the climate of Civil Defense promotion that accompanied them. The H-Bomb lurks as the BBC goes to the Moon in 1965, accompanied by Leslie Gore, The Mamas And The Papas, Leon Russell, and no Bob but people doing Bob. … Continued
King Crimson’s live 21st Century Schizoid Man begins, and then it’s all a guitar freak out, almost all from Eric Clapton in stages from Cream to cheese, and a lot of Dominoes. William F. Buckley takes on the hippies on Firing Line in 1969, with guests Jack Kerouac and Ed Sanders of the Fugs, but … Continued
This is not a survey of great alternate Hendrix cuts, it’s a MASH of great alternate Hendrix cuts. A relentless attempt at the longest, continuous simulplays ever done and done only with the greatest rock guitarist of the 60’s, or any other time. Beware, this is unreasonable listening. Few programs on Over The Edge actually … Continued
5 hours of UFO sightings and encounters described by witnesses and investigators, many from the 60’s, including pioneer investigator Jacques Vallee giving a historical overview of the sighting phenomenon throughout history back to antiquity, interspersed with saucer songs, saucer philosophy, and mass media’s approach to the subject. Due to Izzy Isn’t’s extreme aggravation with phone … Continued
Two World’s Fairs of the early 60’s are toured with emphasis on the glorious future science will bring us. Buckminster Fuller expounds on the concept and methods of design, Nasa prepares to launch Freedom 7, and The Who surround DJ Johnny Walker on England’s Radio One. 3 Hours.
