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Nov 21, 2011 50 min

November 21, 2011

from Radio Free oZ Hosted by Peter Bergman

FIRESIGN THEATRE "FASTER THAN THE SPEED OF LIGHT": WEEK OF 11-21-2011

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FIRESIGN THEATRE "FASTER THAN THE SPEED OF LIGHT": WEEK OF 11-21-2011The Firesign Theatre comes to Web radio via Radio Free Oz.Faster Than The Speed Of Light is the first of their new Web radio series, TALKING OVER EACH OTHERThere's no time for a learning curve when Phil Proctor has a sound effects box, Phil Austin leans back and yells Al Sharpton at will and Dave is ever ready to throw surrealist gas on the flames.Me, I had a totally wonderful time; but can not be held responsible for the non-linear, deconstructive, full-on loony and disturbingly unpredictable nature of the humor.It's non stop. Take a breath and put it in your ears.

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