Favoriting Advanced D & D with Donna Summer: Playlist from June 28, 2002 Favoriting

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Favoriting June 28, 2002:

Greg Davis and Keith Whitman ( Hrvatski) Live Set, also Soft Pink Truth track debut


Max's show had cost him almost $2,300 to fabricate. He made only one meager sale that was only going to net him a mere $375.00 after Matthew's cut, which was another thing, but he knew thinking about his gallery would just lead to a slippery slope of depression, anger, self-doubt, and more depression. Each time after he de-installed a show he invariably asked himself "why do I do it?"

He knocked around his loft for a bit, his usual late afternoon routine. His TV sat on a table made out of two red milk crates and a slab or left-over resin from a piece he had made in school, and was set out in the open of his large open studio. The floors were unfinished concrete ending in exposed brick and raw plasterboard walls, all designed and executed by the artist himself. When he moved in to his place two years ago it was just a square room, window in one side, a small sink and toilet on the other. He knew practically nothing about electrical or plumbing work, but had helped his father build on a garage when he was in college. He told his landlord that he would take it with a smile. Scooby Doo was on TV and as much as the show brought back memories and familiar dialogue, he hated it just as equally. He wondered if Scooby, Shaggy and the gang didn't remind him a little too much of his childhood, a mostly happy and suburban time which he considered a hazy fog of skateboards, rap music and cartoons.

As he listened to the simplistic dialogue he began to consider the implications of the 60's counter culture on 70's Children's programming. All of the shows he remembered ("Far out Space Nuts", "H.R. Puffinstuff", "Dune Buggy", "Sigmon the Sea Monster", "Hong-Kong Phooey", "The Super-Friends", "Spiderman" (the carton), and especially educational programs like "the Great Space Coaster" and "Electric Company" all seemed twisted and perverted by the "free" aesthetic of the "free love" generation. He remembered the ink splotch back grounds, the hip lingo, the bellbottoms, the non-linear stories, and ultimately the more fantastic elements of talking animals, surreal kidnapping plots, and aliens with honking horns. It added up to a sum of reality shaking proportions in the eager minds of his peers. Craig and Billie, Dorothy, John, Bill, Lura at teh gallery, and countless others had all been involved in numerous conversations about the subject, all voluntarily sharing memories and jokes coexistent in their minds.

Then suddenly he thought about his own work and foresaw the impending malaise on the horizon. For every proposed doubt about his work he answered with a heartfelt twinge of pride and self-worth. He searched the glass face of the TV for an answer. He knew it was stupid to even pose such a question. Luckily he understood his symptoms, and understood his laziness would subside in a few days because a new idea would stumble into his mind.



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Artist Track Album Label Comments
DJ6666  (Listen: Pop-up)   Death Breathing, Feturing "the Illigals"  DHR  I think this is Alec Empire, but no one has ever corroborated this... 
ToyDeath  loop   Favoriting loop 12"  kleptones 12"  crazy australian group that oly make music from destroy toys 
Velvet Underground  heroin   Favoriting The andy warhol album  verve   
Oren Ambarchi  ringing   Favoriting   vibragun   

Music behind DJ:
A D&D Theme 

 

 

 

 
zongamin    Infinate Justice  enduro  this is from a free MP3 comp at www.enduroplus.net 
daft punk  digital love   Favoriting discovery  virgin  guity pleasure 
Tacklebox      must delicious   
 
Keith Whitman And Greg Davis!!! Live and in the house!!!! two improv sets for plastic toys and laptops. (Listen to this set: Pop-up)
        This piece was created using a toy megaphone and a walkie talkie... and two laptops...and two performers 
  interview (Listen: Pop-up)       I think this interview went so great because we were all juiced up on donuts and electro-acoustics 
  second song (Listen: Pop-up)       This piece was made from two toy xylophones, and some other metal stuff 
ELO  last train to London (Listen: Pop-up)   Favoriting Discovery     
My Bloody Valentine  Only shallow (Listen: Pop-up)   Favoriting Loveless  Creation   
Butthole Surfers  Sea Ferring   Favoriting rembrant Pussyhourse  RRE  European reissue? By Request!! 

Music behind DJ:
theme to this show of radio music 

 

 

 

 
soft pink truth  (Listen: Pop-up)     unreleased!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   
Soft Pink Truth  With Blevin Blechdom (Listen: Pop-up)   Favoriting   unreleased!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   
soft pink truth  "The michael jackson song"- my title (Listen: Pop-up)   Favoriting   unreleased!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   
END  track 2   Favoriting science/fiction  unreleased!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   
Cyclob  (Listen: Pop-up)   Lobster tracks  reflex   
V.L.A.D.  big city ruins (Listen: Pop-up)   Favoriting motion institute  warp   
Steve Miller band  jungle love   Favoriting      

Music behind DJ:
theme to this show of radio music 

 

 

 

 
Radio Boy  Rupert Murdoch (Listen: Pop-up)   Favoriting the Mechanics of Destruction  self released   
Random Number  discontents (Listen: Pop-up)   Favoriting the fact that I did- Ep  Rock Action records   
xanopticon  phase (Listen: Pop-up)   Favoriting Masonic  Hymen   
Map EP  math A Mad Deck vs. teh manhattan gimp project (Listen: Pop-up)   Favoriting CDR  unreleased!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   
Brandon Smith/Dr Gozra Van peedles  74-out (Listen: Pop-up)   Favoriting CDR  unreleased!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  this is probably the first that ANYONE has ever heard from this gentleman. Nice guy from Pittsburg... 
Catani  (Listen: Pop-up)   snuff out  DHR limited  Rare 12"  
Fanny  carosel   Favoriting zod comp  zod   
Nasenbluten  popular shag (Listen: Pop-up)   Favoriting cheapcore Ep  strike records  1997 
Torso  (Listen: Pop-up)     Nexalist  Mr. fragment King sent along some disks, very nice stuff!! 

Music behind DJ:
theme to this show of radio music 

 

 

 

 
GcttCatt  konto 9000 (Listen: Pop-up)   Favoriting AmpErase  mego   
Kohn  Bohnhahs (Listen: Pop-up)   Favoriting spit 12"  Mixer   
Tetsu Ioue  Healthy Pink (Listen: Pop-up)   Favoriting Object and Organic Code  IEA   
Stephen Vitiello  sounds building in fading light (Listen: Pop-up)   Favoriting CDR    recorded on 91st floor of World Trade Center building 1. 
Bernard Herrman  theme to Vertigo   Favoriting      
Dan Walsh  (Listen: Pop-up)     CDR   
Frank Bretshneider & Tylor Dupree  Vertical invader (Listen: Pop-up)   Favoriting balance  Mille Plateaux   
Sonic Youth and Jim Orourke    clear 12" SYR     
Steve Reich    Music for 18 musicians     

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