Mid 1980's Human Flesh Cassette: Ambiant Music Volume 1

8/29/2018

Kick off September with the Magnetic Bungalow Show, featuring the mid 1980's Human Flesh cassette album: A Collection Of Ambiant Music, Volume 1. This show features an audio interview with Alain Neffe, mastermind of Insane Music PLUS... a very special unreleased treat!

Tune into this program on Saturday, September 1, 2018, 12:00 AM USA Pacific Daylight Time on KOWS, 92.5 FM (that's Friday at Midnight), here:
KOWS

Or else, the link below will hook you up to the show any time:
https://archive.org/details/TheDeprogrammingCenter72

8 Comments

Rafael González

8/29/2018 18:51:38

Ohhhh

Rafael González

8/30/2018 03:52:53

Great program, as usual.

William Davison link

8/30/2018 11:41:51

Ohhhh + exclamation mark!

Chris Phinney

8/31/2018 19:02:04

Wonderful show Swami! Of one of my favorite bands & artists not to mention labels from Belgium! I noticed the Fripp & Eno influences.Nice to hear Alain talk about his music.

Phillip Klampe

9/2/2018 22:33:47

Excellent music and show! I could never get my hands on Human Flesh releases in the 1980s for some reason. Thanks for putting this one together.

Swami L. link

9/3/2018 11:46:27

My sincerest thanks to everyone who tuned in and expecially to those who offered the positive reinforcements! Of course, Alain, Nadine, Don Campau (KOWS program director), and Hal (EC Editor In Chief) all deserve some positive reinforcement from me too. From tiny spheres, snowballs can roll into a giants...

Hal McGee

9/7/2018 11:03:03

listening now!

Hal McGee

9/7/2018 12:20:46

Swami, these Magnetic Bungalow programs just keep getting better and better! Top-notch! It is the only show of its type that I listen to on a consistent basis because the focus is very specific (experimental music); and always tastefully presented, and loaded with essential information and insights. It was very good to hear Alain's speaking voice, and to hear the un-released Human Flesh track featuring our dear departed Lydia Tomkiw. Here at EC Jerry Kranitz reviewed Daniel Malempré's "My Sixteen Little Planets", which was created in association with Neffe — https://www.electroniccottage.org/jerry-kranitz/mal-my-sixteen-little-planets

Swami Loopynanda

Greetings!
I am one of the several alter-egos of Charles Rice Goff III. I am best known as a radio host, although I have had some of my reviews published here and there over the years, and have even been involved in occasional recording projects.

In honor of Hal resurrecting his Electronic Cottage, for the next year or so (starting May, 2018) I will be dedicating one radio broadcast per month to a single cassette album release.
My radio show is called The Deprogramming Center, and it can be heard live on KOWS, 92.5 FM, in Occidental/
Sebastopol, California, at 12:00 AM USA Pacific Time, every other Saturday (that's Midnight on Fridays).
I also provide temporary links to all my broadcasts on archive.org. Because these special cassette album broadcasts are being coordinated with Electronic Cottage, the name I've given to this new program series is: Magnetic Bungalow.
Stay tuned for regular details.

Links:

KOWS

Deprogramming Center Replays/Preplays

Charles Rice Goff III
(lots of free recordings, videos, literature, interviews, etc., dating from today back into the 1970's)

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