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The Ideas of March
dictaphone assemblage audio folk art
recorded March 2019 with four Sony ICD PX-470 stereo digital dictaphones
featuring:
Stanley and Lumen K neighbors family members Racket Fest #2 participants two-string pink dumpster guitar appliances circuit bent Casio SK-1 Monotron synths 1. Free Realm of the Imagination 2. Slideshow Tour 3. Stickfigure Assemblage 4. The Ideals of March
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Racket Fest #2 was a mini festival
of noise, experimental and improvisational music on Sunday, March 24, 2019, from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM. A friendly, intimate, fun and battery-operated event hosted by Hal McGee in an outdoor racquetball court at Liv Apartments in Gainesville, Florida. The performers were encouraged to use minimal gear setups. 
01. Tomokie's Cup (Aimee Naworal and Adam Naworal)
02. Dylan Houser
03. Lucy Bonk
04. Elsie Shiro
05. Penny Grune-Fae
06. Shapes With No Names (Jeremiah Paddock)
07. Fiver's Stereo (Shatter Wax)
08. Vasectomy Party (Hal Harmon)
09. DJ Hollow Life
10. Watchable Wildlife
11. Josh Tippery and Kevin Lewis
12. The Andrews (Shelby Radcliffe and A.J. Herring)
13. Hal McGee
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