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Friday, 29 April 1994 1:35pm-3:20pm
Come with Robert Shields on an expedition to the grocery store. Marvel at the landmarks they pass on the way back home. And note the odometer mileage as they pass said landmarks.
Wednesday, 20 April 1994 10:25pm-4:35pm
This time, Robert Shields sleeps, urinates several times, reads the 1990 Census Bureau stats, cooks breakfast, looks over the household finances and reads the local paper. [more inside]
Tuesday, 19 April 1994 2:50pm-9:55pm
Join the Reverend Shields as he looks over the day's paper, tips his barber 50¢ via check, takes a nap, and fiddles with his hearing aids at dinner with the Richters. [more inside]
Monday, 18 April 1994 6:00pm-3:55am
Robert Shields, a retired minister of Dayton, Washington kept a diary from 1972 until 1997, logging every five minutes of his life. Over the next few days I will be posting all nine tracks from my adaptation of his entries from the spring of 1994. [more inside]
Megan
A spoken word song written about a girl, friendship, hurt, love, betrayal, growing older, gaining understanding and eventually forgiveness. And perhaps above all else, it's about hope. [more inside]
There She Goes Again
Venus In Furs
Satan? Is that you? [more inside]
I’m Waiting for the Man
An introspective take on a song that’s a lot more relaxed than it probably should be, given the subject matter.
[more inside]
It's a Beautiful Day
Returning to the well of material I wrote almost a decade ago. [more inside]
The Power of Cheese
Femme Fatale (Ambient Take)
If you didn't care for our treatment of Femme Fatale (via askmeaboutloom), may we interest you in something more, possibly femme, or, I don't know, fatale? [more inside]
Groove for Tomatoes (A Prayer)
Chair
Indie rock gone improv and conehead [more inside]
Silver Equine Heart
Dark psychedelia from deep within the Karst topography of the Missouri Ozarks . . . [more inside]
Sensitive Artist
The sad thing is the sheer quantity of people I know who really are this way. [more inside]
The ConstruKction of Light
King Crimson cover
Jersey (Cruel and Unusual Mix)
If you like New Jersey, don't hit play. [more inside]
Paranoid: A Chant
Taken from Stephen King's short story collection, Skeleton Crew.
The Nightmare
I had this dream, woke a wrote his poem. A spoken word piece. The cat in the background was my cat going nuts while I was recording. She hates it when I play this track. It freaks her out. [more inside]
Enigma
On one level, it's about the struggle between good and evil. On all levels, it doesn't really make sense. [more inside]
Evening Star (E. A. Poe)
A spoken word piece I did sometime back. I used a tascam audio interface, my edirol pcr-30 keyboard, my mics, Garageband 2 and a lot of bit crunching. [more inside]
Tao XLVII + XLVIII + XXXVI
Reading from the Tao Te Ching, sections XLVII, XLVIII and XXXVI. [more inside]
Tao XXXI + XIV
Reading from the Tao Te Ching, sections XXXI and XIV.
Auld Lang Syne
A special rendition of an old favorite. [more inside]
In Under A Minute
Spoken word w/ geetar for this months challenge. [more inside]
The Zombie Apocalypse Part 2
Part two of a two-part spoken word tale of terror, telling the horrifying story of some unexpected survivors of a plague battling the undead in the basement of the Guthrie Theater in downtown Minneapolis. [more inside]
The Zombie Apocalypse Part 1
Part one of a two-part spoken word tale of terror, telling the horrifying story of some unexpected survivors of a plague battling the undead in the basement of the Guthrie Theater in downtown Minneapolis. Part two tomorrow.
The Legend of Devin Funck
A spoken word piece inspired by ColdChef's post about a Slidell boy who lost his arm battling a monstrous alligator. [more inside]
Best Laid Plans
Samples come from an interviewee recalling experiences from the great depression.
Carl's Coffee
When I saw that the challenge was about "water", I thought about my friend Carl. Spoken word + very mellow bass.
Worse Than Pop - Foreign Robot Porno Story (extended segue mix)
This is what happens when you give me a microphone.
Worse Than Pop was founded on the principle that if you record an album every week for the rest of your life, eventually, something you record will be noteworthy. I haven't actually gotten to that point yet.
Take It Easy
It's okay - I was a student when I wrote this.
And yeah, I suppose it's spoken word.
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