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Eclectic Seizure: The show when genres of music settle their differences over too much coffee and in sweaty incestuous couplings breed frighteningly weird mutant offspring. Tune in and have your taste defied, defiled, and redefined. You can sleep when you're dead. Hosted by Tyrone Slothrop.

Archives you can listen to online: 2005 . 2004

Older programs you can wonder about:
2003 . 2002 . 2001 . 2000 . 1990s

Photos

MP3s

Radio Theater

My Life in the Eclectic Seizure Radio Theater Collective
a memoir by the Eclectic Guy

Eclectic Guy's database of underappreciated vinyl

Essays about WEFT

Prince Myshkins Review

Italian Pledge Drive Sonnet

Open Letter to the WEFT Programming Committee

Bill Taylor and the Origins of WEFT

Carl Estabrook and From Bard to Verse

News From Neptune Theme

Overhum Motherload

Eclectic Guy on the Beatles

EVERYTHING

William: Five seconds until midnight.
Adam: I’ll tune my guitar
William: Four...
Mark: I’ve got these Marcuse texts I’d like to perform
William: Three seconds...
Rick: I know – the ALL WALTZ show!
William: Two...
David: Play this Herbert Brun piece
William: Uh-oh...
Rishi: (ahem) You’re listening to Eclectic Seizure Radio Theater...

(This page reflects an ongoing attempt to create an index of an overwhelmingly large collection of cassettes. Omissions, discrepancies, inaccuracies are unavoidable. If we win the lottery, we will put the audio online.)

Date Title of show / cassette What Players  
1992 July 26 Bananas A radio play Rick Burkhardt, Bethany Cooper, Mark Enslin, Joe Futrelle, William Gillespie  
  Tuesday, Tuesday      
1992 August 9 Jack Testosterone Show Breakthrough half-scripted half-improvised riffing in various styles of FM announcers Rick Burkhardt, Joe Futrelle, William Gillespie  
1992 August 16 Jack Testosterone Show      
Labor Day 1992 Static Show We brought our own static to the station, and wrote scripts and songs using static, including Adam Cain's Static Song. Rick Burkhardt, Mark Enslin, William Gillespie  
6 October 1992 The Well-Tempered Tantrum A story by William Gillespie scored for four voices, K90.1 FM, and a live update on what the other FM stations were doing for listeners who were considering touching that dial.    
25 October 1992 10 25 92 / No SLACK / Bob Carlot's Illini Sportstalk Minute Typewritten parody of WDWS AM featuring a left-wing Rush Limbaugh: Left Counteract, a character invented, written, and performed (I think) by Keith Johnson Elizabeth "Moth," a woman who emerged from the pond at the Gesundheit Institute, appeared on Eclectic Seizure, and flew off into time.  
         
29 October 1992 Cooking with Jaw Some band embedded ina bewildering number of radio theater scripts by the Eclectic Guy some band & Casey Malone  
23 November 1992

poetry/Holloway

the COLD COLD liquid Ditch

The night I drove into a ditch after the boradcast driving around in the country in the middle of the night listening to a tape of the show. It was that good. Holloway, me, Rick, Mark, Keith Exquisite Seizure!
27 December 1992 [SCREW] Nonsense 2 Weird, wonderful, & with whales. Cummings, Beckett, Stein, et al. William, Rick, Keith... Mmm...
  Miscellaneous Show Engineer Keith Johnson on Squirrels / The Show They Wouldn't Let Into the Military. A great show orbiting gay consciousness. A surprising performance by the Eclectic Guy. A script probably by Keith Johnson featuring Mark Enslin in a helicopter. Rick Burkhardt reads Jean Genet. Some good Maestro Subgum and the Whole. And some goofing around with the wireless microphone, as WEFT roving reporter Chip Wilcox (Adam Cain) gets into Keith's van and drives away, while broadcasting.   L+ A+

1993-5-3

"if we had known we was gonna be eclectic..." Very nice mix, from Bach to the Last Poets, and our performance of "Death," a play by Woody Allen, is a keeper. Keith Johnson, William Gillespie. LA

1993 April 16

Nice Weather Downstate. Good electronic music, Penn Jillette listens to Ralph Records. This show features "Neighborhood Record Collection Salesman" by Keith Johnson, and some ill-advised cut-ups.   XX

1993 24 May

MUSICPHOBIA Absolutely baffling. A dense, aetherial mix from way back when I was heavily into relaxation tapes and motivational cassettes of various sorts. Oh, whoops, that was the show before mine. This always happens when I listen to these tapes: I am amazed at how wonderfully eclectic my show is, and then I discover that it was the previous show: Doug Down with "Departing Platform 5."   L+

1993 June 13

 

Feldenkrais. Interview with Larry Goldfarb, "Feldenkrais Guy," and discussion of the Feldenkrais movement education program. XX  
1993 June 27 "Wild desire formed and focused on steel and wheels" The tape opens with a bunch of intolerable squeaking, which turns out to have beem the previous show. I didn't say a word and spun a lovely mix of gentle British psychedelic B-sides, fading into rough British punk.   L+
1993 July 4 Fourth of July with Kate McDowell. L.        
1993 July 14 A/OLD MISS MAHONES This is a prerecorded tape for a broadcast. It consists of a song "Old Miss Mahones" by Brendan Holloway, and an interview with Herbert Brün conducted by, and (to the detriment of this recording) simultaneously typed into a computer by, Joel Chadabe. The interview is interesting, but one wonders why he recorded it and keyed it in simultaneously, unless he was simply desperate to show off his laptop.   X
         
1993 November 13 "We're going to be in real trouble." Segue-free radio, or The Night of 100 Records. This is an interesting mix of new music, novelties, and sound effects. It has archivable moments, especially during the recorded segment of the show that came on before mine. (I would start the recording at home before I left home to go to the station and so I would record 20 minutes of the previous show)   LA
1994 January 24 HEARING AID RADIO with Herbert Brün, Rick Burkhardt, Mark Enslin, William Gillespie, Susan Parenti, Rishi Zutshi. Skits centered around and music related to... hearing aids. With original pieces by Susan Parenti, and performances by the live cast.  
  B SIDES FROM THE CUTTING ROOM FLOOR OF OBLIVION Obscure mixes with two turntables: Herb Alpert, Timothy Leary, Robert Frost, Negativland, Good Morning Vietnam, in-studio electronic effects made with the delay on the variable-speed tape deck.   LA
1994 April 3 or March 4 (date format unclear) CPT.BEEFHEART TOM CORA 7 THE EX / RANDOM This radio show consists entirely of computer-generated text, including a press conference, answering machine messages, commercials, and pledge drive pitches. Sometimes you can hear the players reading scripts that are being read as they come cranking out of the noisy IBM proprinter we set up in the studio, along with my old PC convertible. The randomly-generated texts alternate with electronic music of various types. With performances by Rick Burkhardt, Adam Cain, Mark Enslin, William Gillespie, Rishi Zutshi. The computer program "bonzo" was written by Adam Cain and the specific output was programmed by Adam Cain and William Gillespie. L+ A
1994 May 16 EMERGENCY BACKUP RADIO JOE SHOW , with Rick Burkhardt, Adam Cain, Mark Enslin, William Gillespie. A radio broadcast dedicated to the the works of Joe Futrelle, then at Hampshire college. Man, this is fun to listen to! At the time, William Gillespie may have been the best living scholar on the works of Futrelle, and could whip out a vast multitude of basement tapes and rare texts. Virtually everyone who attempts to perform Futrelle's writing on this broadcast cracks up at some point. L A+ ["Fish Head Difficulty" is a great piece composed of sampled voicemail menus - if only we had remembered this one during "Answering MACHINE RADIO." And its great to hear "Critter Clatter", or at least its audible portions...]  
1994 July 25 Cybersub Thump I think this was an overnight broadcast, substituting for the Cybersphere Guy, who came on after Eclectic Seizure. This show featured the Eclectic Guy and guest Joe Futrelle, featuring compositions by Joe, and the music of the Thump Piano Duo. When they try to mimic country airshifters, their accents wander all over the American south.   LA
1994 July 25 (continued).....Subbing Cyberjack Thump Ouch. There are a number of poetry performance experiments. "The Creep" verges on succesful. This overnight show descends into madness as Joe and William intentionally reenact every unprofessional mannerism radio hosts can have, and then proceed to play "Jumping Jack Flash" three times in a row. People actually called in to complain. We're lucky that's all they did. Parts of this show make it to the paradoxic extreme "so bad it's good," but the rest of it is merely so bad. There's some good rock music in between though.   A X
1994 July 25 (the agony of the five-hour overnight slot continued) SORRY->BONK The overnight airshifters continue their self-destructive cycle of playing commercial music they hate for no identified reason other than an aggressively cynical non-commercial stance.   X
1994 August 1 Pretenders An eclectic mix with some awkward experiments with narrative records and old radio plays. Some very nice music though, such as the Club Foot Orchestra's "Tango." An intense and metallic cover of the Stones' "We Love You" by musicians unknown. "(We're Gonna) Rock" by the Police Car Doors sets the time period. Joe Futrelle's Computer-assisted Linguistic Composition with multiple simultaneous word ladders is guaranteed to get all the dogs in the neighborhood barking.    
         
1994 August 29 Ravel, Ives, Schoenberg, Haydn and Ives.   A wonderful show produced from suffering, and I don't mean to suggest that the good show justified the suffering. A bunch of music by Ravel, Ives, Schoenberg, Haydn, and Ives. Could this be the original broadcast performance of that classic skit: "The Making of the Making Of Eclectic Seizure"? Worth repeated listenings for Rick Burkhardt's selections from Ravel, Ives, Schoenberg, Haydn, and Ives. A+ L+
July 1995 CIGARETTES A radio show in which every song uses the word "cigarettes," with the Eclectic Guy running out of songs and imploring listeners to call in the anmes of songs using the word "cigarette," with a great audience response that pulls the show through to two hours    
9 November 1997 The Olympics on TV at the Experimental Music Coffeehouse over the Radio in a Dorm Room , a radio play by the students of Music 199: Music and Beyond    

2000-10-11 12 AM

 

newspoetry radio

   
10/14/2000 12:00:00 AM from bard to verse (substituting for carl estabrook)

from bard to verse (substituting for carl estabrook)Hannah Arendt's & ee cumming's

birthday party, hosted by

William Gillespie & Danielle Chynoweth

   

2000-10-25 12 AM

  New Music, featuring the works of Cooper    
2000-11-8 12 AM   Danielle Chynoweth with Radio Free Mexico    
2000-11-11 12 AM from bard to verse (substituting for carl estabrook) interview with q. synopsis re. johnny werd    
2000-11-22 12 AM Prince Myshkins      
2000-12-6 12 AM MC Carl Estabrook reads Wallace Shawn's The Fever      
2000-12-20 12 AM the year in newspoetry:a retrospective      
2001-1-3 12 AM        
jan3  2001 Herbert Brün      
2001-1-17 12 AM Guest: Scott Rettberg of the Electronic Literature Organization      
2001-1-31 12 AM Luigi Nono      
2001-02-03 ?      
2001-2-14 12 AM The Love Show     Co-host: Sarah Carsey of Radio Girl.
2001-2-28 12 AM Piano Show      
2001-3-14 12 AM Women's History Month:
female composers of classical (and 20th Century) music

Co-host: Sarah Carsey of Radio Girl.
     
2001-3-28 12 AM Special Guest Warren Burt      
2001-4-11 12 AM Poetry: Newspoetry & Michael Holloway      
2001-4-25 12 AM The music of Iannis Xenakis
(hosted by Mark Enslin)
     
2001-5-5 12 AM (From Bard to Verse)
L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E Poetry:
Michael Palmer, Bob Perelman, Leslie Scalopino, Barrett Watten
(hosted by Lorien Carsey & William Gillespie)
     
2001-5-9 12 AM David Markson's Wittgenstein's Mistress      
2001-5-23 12 AM Pop Songs & Compositions      
2001-6-6 12 AM SSFW
a story by William Gillespie
(starring Paul Kotheimer as Cyrus)
     
2001-6-20 12 AM Rock Production Techniques: the Art of the Studio
(hosted by William Gillespie and Paul Kotheimer)
     
2001-7-4 12 AM Fireworks Music ( to complement the local fireworks display)      
2001-7-18 12 AM Wallace Shawn's The Designated Mourner
performed by Carl Estabrook, Helen Estabrook, and William Gillespie
     
2001-8-1 12 AM How to listen to John Cage without talking      
2001-8-15 12 AM Alix Olson / Woodstock Anniversary      
2001-8-29 12 AM Newspoetry      
2001-9-12 12 AM Prince Myshkins / Paul Kotheimer      
2001-9-26 12 AM Thoughts on the War / String Quartets and Electronic Music      
2001-10-10 12 AM Eclectic Seizure Retrospective/<2:00:00 songs      
2001-10-24 12 AM Dave Shoresman Memorial Ska Show      
2001-11-7 12 AM William Vollman's An Afghanistan Picture Show, or How I Saved the World      
2001-11-21 12 AM Travelling Editorial Roadshow      
2001-12-5 12 AM ten nine ten-minute pieces.      
2001-12-19 12 AM Phil Ochs' Birthday! (including a reneactment of Phil's testimony at the Chicago 7 trial)      
2002-1-2 12 AM jan 2 Newspoetry: 2001 in Review      
2002-1-16 12 AM Maria Silva and William Gillespie Play Beautiful Music and Read Beautiful Poetry in Spanish and English      
2002-1-30 12 AM Warren Burt. "Smooth Jazz."      
2002-2-13 12 AM Valentine's Day our way, with Maria Silva      
2002-2-27 12 AM Songs in descending order of length      
2002-3-1 12 AM Women's History Month Week, with hostess Xenan Kredechie      
2002-3-27 12 AM McSweeny's 6: McSweeney's vs. They Might be Giants, in anticipation of Eggers' visit      
2002-4-10 12 AM Oh shit is it a pledge drive? Luckily, my man Warren Burt is there to talk about independent radio in Melbourne and engage with me in improvisational music of severely dubious commercial potential.      
2002-4-24 12 AM  Michael Holloway's poetry class at the School for Designing a Society      
2002-5-8 12 AM Whoops!      
2002-5-22 12 AM Sugarplastic & electronic music      
2002-6-5 12 AM  Serious Folking Music with Paul Kotheimer      
2002-6-19 12 AM  Samuel Beckett & the Firesign Theatre      
2002-7-3 12 AM Interview with Unknown Cincinnati Poet Dirk Stratton      
2002-7-17 12 AM Interview with Nick Montfort, co-author of 2002 and author of The Help File      
2002-7-31 12 AM Donald Barthelme      
2002-8-14 12 AM Collage Techniques      
2002-8-28 12 AM The Chamber Music of Rick Burkhardt      
2002-9-11 12 AM September 11 w/Prince Myshkins      
2002-9-25 12 AM Tom Cora R.I.P.      
2002-10-9 12 AM  Pledge Retrospective      
2002-10-23 12 AM Fred Frith      
2002-11-6 12 AM Prince Myshkins      
2002-11-20 12 AM White Noise White Heat, by Larry McCaffery      
2002-12-4 12 AM Instructional Music featuring Sesame Street sings the Alphabet, Schoolhouse Rock, Nature Songs, & Lou & Peter Berryman.      
2002-12-18 12 AM History of Twelve-Tone with Rick Burkhardt & Mark Enslin: Schoenberg, Webern, Adorno, Haydn      
2002-12-24 12 AM  Malcolm X-Mas with William S. Burroughs, Funkadelic, and Bongwater      
2002-12-25 12 AM History of Electronic Music with Rick Burkhardt & Mark Enslin: Messaien, Varese, Brün, Ligeti, Cepstral, Futrelle, DeFotis, Roxy Music, & Devo.      
2003-1-1 12 AM  Eclectic Guy's 33 1/3rd Birthday! VINYLGASM.       
2003-1-15 12 AM Newspoetry newsparty new years eve reading      
2003-1-29 12 AM History of United States with Stan Freberg & Firesign Theater      
2003-2-12 12 AM Proofs, by George Steiner      
2003-2-26 12 AM Carl & Mindy      
2003-3-12 12 AM  Dead Aria I & Martin Spinelli      
2003-3-26 12 AM  Dead Aria II & Martin Spinelli      
2003-4-9 12 AM ? Off the air      
2003-4-23 12 AM Radio Radio: Charles Bernstein      
2003-5-7 12 AM Off the air      
2003-5-21 12 AM Leo Connnelan's Crossing America      
         
2003-6-4 12 AM Radio Radio: Gregory Whitehead      
  Last Show      
2004-1-1 12 AM OMIGOD... IT'S ALIVE! on BSR 88.1 Providence, RI. BSRLIVE.COM
ECLECTIC SEIZURE LIVE POETS
    & WILLIAM'S MIX, THE SHOW DEDICATED TO JOHN CAGE & TWENTIETH CENTURY NEW MUSIC
     
2004-9-22 12 AM 9-10 PM Anselm Berrigan & The Prince Myshkins.       
2004-9-23 12 AM     1-2 AM Rick Burkhardt, Chamber Music.       
2004-9-29 12 AM 1-2AM The Prince Myshkins LIVE IN CONCERT AN UNBELIEVABLE EVENT YOU WILL NOT WANT TO MISS AND ANYWAY IT IS ARCHIVED ON THE WEB SO YOU HAVE NO EXCUSE. LISTEN TO THIS BEFORE THE ELECTION.  "It's good that you got out of California, because even though you've been complaining about it since you moved there, and even though you've written many songs about how terrible it is, since Schwarzenegger became governor of that supposedly left wing state, just living there makes you look bad. It would be like saying: 'Yeah we live at Disneyland. It's got its charm. We live on the Matterhorn, our apartment has a view of the pirate ship. There's a strong activist community there actually...'"    
2004-10-3 12 AM "I Am Sitting In A Room," by Alvin Lucier, with John Cage, Uncle Bonsai, David Bowie singing Jacques Brel, and the Monks of Doom singing Frank Zappa.       
2004-10-6 12 AM     Mairead Byrne Interview.  "...too much attention is paid to poetry, i think, not enough to the poet. so much of the literary industry seems dedicated to the cult of content. so for this show, i'd like to focus on the poet. the you. your writing is now, but you are forever. your poetry writes you. people know your poetry by you. i would if i could talk to your poetry about you, get it to answer a few questions."    
2004-10-10 12 AM 1-2 AM, Herbert Brün       
2004-10-17 12 AM György Ligeti       
2004-10-20 12 AM   BERNADETTE MAYER.      
2004-10-24 12 AM Sunday Morning 1-2 AM. Loren's Mix.     
2004 Eclectic Seizure Radio Theater Collective       
2004-10-31 12 AM Election Day is Halloween. "Autumn brought election day so closely on the heels of Halloween that the final moments of the presidential campaign were revealed as masquerade. The crescendo of the pageant, two homecoming kings. Plastic so lifelike, their rehearsed mannerisms, the sturdy brushstrokes of the world they paint.    
2004-11-3 12 AM  STEVE LACY MEMORIAL w/ ROBERT CREELEY & IRENE AEBI. .        
Sunday November 7th, 1-2 AM 2004  John Gulino Plugged       
2004-11-14 12 AM Tyler's Mix. Soundcollage and John Zorn's Spillane. .  
2004 Nov 17 ENGLISH 10 FM. .  "English 10, Electronic Writing, a class at Brown University this fall and next spring, including the writing and performing of Samantha Cornwall, Nicholas Friesner, Ming Holden, Sunil Hebbar, Francesca Rios, Malika Rubens-Davis, Alex Sears & Donald Tetto along with incidental guitar music by Giga Shane, a guy I met in the grreen pastures of New College in Sarasota FL, & Jimi Hendrix performing most of a Bob Dylan song live at the historic Monterey Pop Festival concert in 1967, & and 2 b-sides not on Robyn Hitchock & Gillian Welsh's new album Spooked. This has been electric literature."    
2004 November 18,  midnight in the morning, Kaija Saariaho. The Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho (born 1952) has been living  and working in Paris since 1982. In 1982 she attended courses in computer music at IRCAM in Paris, since when the computer  has been an important element of her composing technique. .       
2004 December 1 , Nick Montfort. Electronic Music and Electronic Literature.        
2004 December 6 Captain Beefheart.        
2005-1-1 12 AM ECLECTIC SEIZURE LIVE POETS AND STRANGELY APPROPRIATE MUSIC
    & WILLIAM'S MIX, THE SHOW DEDICATED TO JOHN CAGE & TWENTIETH CENTURY NEW MUSIC
    YOU CAN ALSO LISTEN TO ARCHIVES FROM 2004
     
2005-2-6 12 AM Quartet for the End of Time. .
& Cole Porter & Henryk Gorecki. .
Xing. Language Poetry and songs named after years in chronologic order. . (This show was not archived but I attempted to play songs named after years a second time in April, which archive is available below).
  2004 December 12, Pure Radio: Eclectic Seizure Archives. Season Finale.   "I'm really sad that the next hour of programming will be the last before BSR goes off the air FOR THE REST OF THE YEAR (sniff) so I wanted to use this last hour to explore pure radio, the purest radio. What is pure radio? Let's work backward from dirty polluted corrupted radio: commercial pop radio. Lame pop songs, vapid DJs, commercials. Lame pop songs available on other stations, on albums, on the internet. Lame pop songs available everywhere. Redundant radio, content-free radio. Formats forever unchanging. Song song blab commercial. Verse chorus verse chorus bridge. According to information theory: noise. Commercial radio is static. Superfluity..................................................... This is impure radio. Commercial radio. Radio that is merely another echo of the same information, news and music, available everywhere else. Repetition muddies the waters. Inbred, stagnant, claustrophobic radio.
Working backward, what is pure radio? Keeping the vapid DJ - that's me - new information. Music not available everywhere. Not available on other radio stations, not available on the internet, not available in music stores. Not even available live in concert. I'm speaking of radio pre-produced for one specific radio occasion. Information available once.
I’m speaking of the best radio shows in America: Democracy Now, Word Jazz, This American Life, the Hour of Slack, Bike Talk, the Curious Person’s Guide, the Mixtape Chronicles, and this whole semester at BSR.
Music is change, starting with the oscillating waveforms of pitches--a drone is change--moving into the changing itches of melodies, the changing chords of harmonic progressions, a composer's style changing over time, music evolving into new forms never played on the radio. The same song is no longer music.
If you play a three minute song at 1000 times the normal speed, it becomes a click. If you play 1000 3-minute songs at 100 times the normal speed, you will hear a tone: one note. Commercial radio is always the same: one sustained pitch.
Information is change. What follows is an hour of the finest moments from my decade in independent radio art. You may hear the call letters for other stations in what follows but don't be confused. This is BSR. Er, I mean, WELH...
But the airwaves are in the public domain. They’re all you. Fly them." 
 
2005-2-13 12 AM Charles Olson, Conlon Nancarrow, and deranged piano music. .       
2005-2-20 12 AM Michael Gizzi and Charles Ives. Featuring an in-studio reading of newer work by Michael Gizzi. About four hours of really fairly difficult to listen to but nontheless breathtaking music. Conversations about Ives. Poetry by Michael. And then a collapse into sweet songwriting, followed by a stiff nightcap of Gizzi.     Part I: Hardcore Ives & Gizzi. .
    Part II: Large Gizzi reading, more Ives but then less Ives. . 
   
2005-2-27 12 AM Imaginary Cities.     PART 1: . Italo Calvino, Kool Keith, Bob Perelman.
    PART 2: . Mark Blitzstein. Ellen Taaffe Zwilich. 
   
2005-3-6 12 AM Retroactive Correction with Dirk Stratton     PART 1: . Poetry & permuted pianos.
    Part 2: . Ballet Mechanique x 2.  
   
2005-3-11 12 AM The Sugarplastic. .       
2005-3-13 12 AM Mairead Byrne. . Ruth Crawford & Peggy Seeger. .     
2005-3-20 12 AM Gil-Scott Heron. .
Harry Partch. . 
     
2005-4-10 12 AM Burning Deck Poets. .
George Clinton. .
     
2005-4-14 12 AM 100 Songs in 60 Minutes. .       
2005-4-15 12 AM Tangoesque. .       
2005-4-17 12 AM Vulpine.     
2005-4-21 12 AM Songs named after years. .       
2005-4-24 12 AM Encyclopedia .       
2005-4-30 12 AM Lorien's Mix: Eclectic Seizure. .       
2005-5-1 12 AM Lorien Carsey, Joshua Corey & William Gillespie read poetry.    
2019-5-8 12 AM Last show ever! Almost!     English 10. .
    Newspoetry. .
    William's Mix. 
   
2019-5-14 12 AM Five Last Shows     Radio Free Istanbul: music and poetry in Turkish, with Fulya. .
    American Political Song. .
    Dude.Automator on the Fader? with Matt. .
    William's Retro Jams. .
    Jen Tynes. .
    The Unknown.
    Spineless Books
 

L=listenable
L+=really fun to listen to
A=archivable moments
A+=must archive
X=bad sound quality
XX=dispensable

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