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Lord Litter reporting:  A Tapeworm's Guide to Home Taping, Vol. 1, Hour 1 (1991)
First Hour (of 2): Chris Waterbury, Jerry Modjeski survey a galaxy of home tapers for recording advice; distribution & technical tips; many replies, both serious & irreverent. Answers by Minóy; Malok; Michael J. Bowman; Michael Chocholak; Don Campau; Tom Furgas; Carl Howard; Damon(Dick Dammit)Mathews; Bat Lenny; The Rudy Schwartz Project; Revlac; Stuart Mathews; ZXQ (Brian Anderson); The Bill Jones Show; Plastic Eye Miracle; The Wallmen; Scott Dunham; Uncensored Music; Primal Virtue; Marc Myers; Hermanos Guzanos; Peter Stenshoel; Mayamberos Alive. Audio documentary produced by Tim Id Productions for Now That's Interesting, a show within a show of the Musical Transportation Spree, KFAI, Mpls-St. Paul. https://archive.org/details/ATapewormsGuideToHomeTapingVol.1 A Tapeworm's Guide to Home Taping, Vol. 1, Hour 2 (1991) 2nd hour: KFAI radio show within a show, Now That's Interesting, survey indi tape artists: Brian(ZXQ)Anderson; Rudy Schwartz Project; Malok; Peter Stenshoel; Marc Myers; Stegor; Tom Furgas; Carl Howard; Don Campau; The Wallmen; Michael J. Bowman; Hermanos Guzanos; Plastic Eye Miracle; Thomas Pradel; Tom Burris; Minóy; Duke Andrews; Noel Say; Michael Chocholak; Scott Dunham; The Bill Jones Show; Tao Graca; Jerry Modjeski; Chris Waterbury & Tim Id Productions. https://archive.org/details/ATapewormsGuidetoHomeTapingVol1Hour2 A Tapeworm's Guide to Home Taping Vol. 2 Survey of home tapers from the cassette underground, independent audio artists selected questions to answer: Lord Litter; John January; Stegor; Thomas Pradel; Peter Stenshoel; Charles Dayton; Carl Howard; Tom Furgas; Doug Walker (Alien Planetscapes); The Larry Mondello Band; Chorus of Souls; Doug Michael & The Outer Darkness; David Barnes; My Personal Demons; The Bill Jones Show; Fish Drum; Due Process. With Jerry Modjeski & Chris Waterbury on KFAI Minneapolis-St. Paul. https://archive.org/details/ATapewormsGuideToHomeTapingPart2 ... Vol.2 seems to be from 1992, I mention this once in my interview part .. these shows are a MUST if you're into the original home taping cassette culture!
3 Comments
C. Goff III
5/3/2018 23:00:58
I listened to the first one -- very interesting to hear the "speaking voices" for all these people, as well what they have to say! Particularly interesting are the things they say about the tech they are using back in 1991. Thanks Mister L for bringing these shows to our attention. A click on the "uploaded by" : MTSRadio -- reveals quite a bit more potential good listening as well. TREASURE... Leave a Reply. |
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