Episodes
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Times Square, 1979 (excerpt from Life in These United States)
Excerpt for project for Another Room (Oakland, CA) "Public Hearing" audio played out-of-doors on massive public address speakers, 1982, ref: https://continuo.wordpress.com/2010/02/08/audio-arm-3-omniana/ with processed sound recorded in NYC, Arp Axe, and FM transmissions, 1979-1981
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Christian Marclay
Recorded at the Ritz Project, Washington, DC, April 8, 1983. For further reference, check out: http://whitecube.com/artists/artist/christian_marclay https://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/9571926/Christian-Marclay-arts-man-of-the-moment.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ritz_Hotel_Project...
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Neutron Bomb - Speed Racer's Brother Racer X
Speed Racer's Brother Racer X, 1981 (?) C------ H------ - vocals Mitch Parker - Bass, Rhythm Machine Josh Friedman - Guitar Neutron Bomb (words: H-----; music: H-----, Parker, Friedman)
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Robert Goldstein on the Urban Verbs sound
In the fall of 1979, the five members of the Urban Verbs recorded at Mediasound Studios, 311 West 57th St., in New York City. Robert Goldstein reflected on the sound while on a stroll somewhere between Seventh and Eighth Avenues. (photo via https://myspace.com/urbanverbs)
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Used Cars from Saturn
Three spots from 1998 or 1999 featuring legendary San Francisco ad executive Maxwell "Bud" Arnold. For more details on both Bud Arnold and Hal Riney, especially Riney's impact on the Saturn brand, click on my blog post http://joshuamichaelfriedman.com/2016/01/bud/
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Mitch Parker isn't buying what Koyaanisqatsi is selling
September 21, 1983, on WMUC-FM. An aircheck from Mitch Parker, who has an entirely new perspective on the crowd-pleasing motion picture of the year, Koyaanisqatsi
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Excerpts from Eärendil's Ozone Hours, Late Fall 1975, WGTB-FM
The voice of Eärendil on WGTB. This show featured the full album and commentary on the release of Proctor and Bergman's (of The Firesign Theatre) "What This Country Needs," and a closing reference to the Firesign fan-club activity timed with the upcoming 1976 U.S. presidential election. Spoofed…
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General Hospital: the Demi Moore Years
From 1982. Live mixed local broadcast channels as source material.
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D.O.D. skins have nothing left to Flipper, March 14, 1982
WMUC-FM, 88.1, College Park, Maryland, attempts to interview Flipper backstage at Nightclub 930 in Washington, DC, on March 14, 1982. Opening for Flipper is Deadline. For more information on Deadline, see http://www.dischord.com/band/deadline and for more information about Flipper, see...
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Black Market Baby on WMUC-FM, March 6, 1981
Boyd Farrell, Keith Campbell and Tommy Carr, along with their friend John Bailey, speak with Joshua Friedman and Brian Kiviat in the studios of WMUC-FM, 88.1, College Park, Maryland, on March 6, 1981. It's the date of Walter Cronkite's last nightly newscast, an event that does not get overlooked!
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