Sun, 27 June 2010
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Fri, 25 June 2010
We are now off-planet (or about to be, or might as well
be), and cannot be bothered to produce new shows. Instead, a week early, so we
don't have to mess with it during X-Day Week, we present a favorite oldie. Half
of this is from the great Pre-5X-Day tomfoolerly on the WCSB-Cleveland show,
Chas Smith's ESO Swamp Radio show of 6-28-02, some of which takes place after
X-Day, aboard the saucers. The rest is a good general cross-section of
everything that was happening with our favorite contributors and fellow
SubGenius shows at the time. More about X-Day |
Tue, 22 June 2010
A great rerun, #895 from just before the 6X-Day Drill,
2003. Includes many real oldies from the Media Barrage tapes of the 1980s,
mixed with tracks from the 2002 X-Day Drill, choice moments from ESO Swamp
Radio, and Susie the Floozie's amazing "Armageddon" collage. Also: a
Stangian music collage of End o' the World songs of yore, and two original Chas
Smith songs -- also Lonesome Cowboy Dave's "SubGenius Anthem" and
Pope Black's sermon from Euro-X-Day 2002. And then there are the other 35 or 40
tracks. More about X-Day:
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Tue, 15 June 2010
We start with some particularly mind-bending collages
and three "killer" (heh heh) end-of-the-world songs by J. Coulton,
C.O.G. and Saint N. The brainworm "Snot Mouth Tweedle" by The Rudy
Schwartz Project is played at the end, with an incredible cut-up by GoDrex. The
rest is rather hyper live yakking by Lonesome Cowboy Dave, Rev. Stang and Wei,
covering the usual several hundred subjects, including X-Day, the
documentary GOD'S CARTOONIST, the Starwood Festival and its new date and
location, the death of the biosphere, and an important announcement regarding The StangDoe SubGenius
Employment Agency.
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Wed, 9 June 2010
This is one of those Hours of Slack that has a lot of
cuts, most very short, but with a couple of meaty ones, those being a classic
Papa Joe Mama sermon and an intense musical collage by The Large (performng
under the name Schranz Ferdinand). There's some recent Puzzling Evidence,
ranting from last X-Day Drill, music by Wilhelm Stahlhelm, Sivet Stang, Parker
and Stone, Jonathan Coulton, and out old pal Joe Newman of The Rudy Schwartz
Project. Spiced with clips from LeMur, The Large and the soundtrack of Edgar G.
Ulmer's THE BLACK CAT (1934).
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Wed, 2 June 2010
For our first live show in over a month, we plunged
head first into BP's Gulf oil eruption, and came out very slick and smelly. If
you have a truly sick and depraved sense of humor, this episode will make you
feel much better about the ongoing ecocatastrophe. If you are "well
adjusted" by normal standards, it will make you feel much, much worse. The
show starts with the appropriate collages and music, but then Lonesome Cowboy
Dave calls in. Between Dave and Stang, the death of the oceans becomes an
idiot's playpen of SubGenius end of the world pornography. Think LIFE
AFTER PEOPLE but with a laugh track. HOUR OF SLACK doesn't actually have
a laugh track, but you can think that anyway.
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Tue, 1 June 2010
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