Wednesday, August 15, 2007

Audio 101 Playlist - Tues. Aug. 14, 2007

This program is the first in a two part series that attempts to reveal to the world the shady connection between C. Eliot Friday and the former Soviet Union. Part Two will air on August 28th.

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Mars Galliculus / Radio Talker
Twink / Pussy Cat
Nervous Cop / Rice Precipitation
Takeshi Terauchi & the Bunnys / Sabre Dance / Let's Go Classics
Six String Samurai / Boogie On the Beach
Negativland / Executive Window; Memo to Friday; Memo From the Future;Dickie Diamond & the Media Shifter / Time Zones Exchange Project
Beatles / Back in the USSR / White Album
Negativland / The Piddle Diddle Report: Sandimanians; Transinfiltration; Nothing is Too Wonderful to be True / Time Zones Exchange Project
Oranj Symphonette / Beat Girl / Oranj Album
Joan Osbourne / Heat Wave / Breakfast in Bed
Negativland / The Piddle Diddle Report: Human Values; Where Is Friday? A Call From Howland Island and the President / Time Zones Exchange Project
Mercury Rev / Boys Peel Out / Boces
Negativland / C. Eliot Friday's Presidential Campaign Shortwave / JamCon 84
Neil Norman & his Cosmic Orchestra / James Bond Theme
Negativland / The Piddle Diddle Report: Strike it Rich; This Fabled Island; Cary Grant Tapes a Ghost / Time Zones Exchange Project
Oranj Symphonette / Theme to Midnight Cowboy / Oranj Album
Negativland / The Piddle Diddle Report: After the Rain; Let's Take a Few Calls; Photos of Mrs. Gorbechev; Computercoup; Atom Spy / Time Zones Exchange Project
Neil Norman & his Cosmic Orchestra / Theme to The Saint
Negativland / The Piddle Diddle Report: Sergio Caracus; Frankenstein Meets Cyclops; What Was On the Island; Who Was on the Island; Agoraphobia / Time Zones Exchange Project
Six String Samurai / Love Pipe
Negativland / The Piddle Diddle Report: A Future Confronting the Past Which is Our Future;Last Call From Howland Island; Eaten By a Black Hole; Returned to Your Rightful Channel

In the next installment, entitled Testwave, we learn, among other things, just how valuable a commodity Mertz really is.

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