Ol' Fashioned Analogue Hour.

UOGTSC 07.22.09


Drinkin' & Stinkin' - Boogie Bill Webb [cassette]
Too Close to Paradise - Music by Bill Conti, Vocals by Sylvester Stallone, from the motion picture "Paradise Alley" [vinyl]
Shit's Real - Mic Geronimo [cassette]
mic break, backing music I Need Your Lovin' by Teena Marie [vinyl]
Vorony - The Ukranians [cassette]
Snowflakes Are Dancing (Children's Corner, No 4) &
Reverie - Tomita [vinyl]
(When You Dropped Your Guard) Love Knocked You Down - The Nights [vinyl] (This record is very skiptacular. Enjoy!)
Mr. Blue - Keith Carradine [vinyl]
Rock Wit' It (Bass Mechanics Edit) - Prince Rahiem [cassette]
mic break, bed music Lucia Di Lammermoor - Giuseppe Di Stefano [vinyl]
La Camel - Cheb Khaled & Safy Boutella [cassette]
The Last Run - Music by Jerry Goldsmith, Vocals by Steve Lawrence, from the motion picture "The Last Run" [vinyl]
mic break, bed music Main Title "The Last Run"
Slow Dancing - John Travolta [vinyl]

This episode marks a return to the classic format. No mp3s here, kids. Hence the 30 seconds of dead air at the beginning as the tape spools up, the crackling records, the skips, that cassette tuning sound that both Joe and myself are incredibly fond of (though neither of us understands precisely how it works).

Summary. Booze-blues, Stallone & Travolta together again, some pretty fantastic electronic Debussy tone poems, a Carradine, some soundtracks, random foreigners being bizarre and frighteningly un-American, some absolutely exhilarating Miami bass, and what are probably some of my stupidest, most profane, and possibly amusing mic breaks yet. It's maybe a little revealing that I consider it a major breakthrough that just jabbering like an idiot without a filter is a lot more natural and entertaining than trying to retain some semblance of dignity, poise, or wit.