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Themed mixes are made live and spontaneously on the air from a variety of formats and equipment. There is a plan and there is no plan. The mix consists of found sound of many kinds and from many sources, old and new, put together on the run as the continuous audio collage continues. OTE sometimes employs “Receptacle Programming,” which means you.
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This one begins with a stupendous (if I do say so myself) simul-play mash of two different versions of “In Held ‘twas In I” by Procul Harum lasting about 25 minutes. Then we delve into 60’s astrology, how it works and what it means to you, hosted by Casey Kasem. More music, including a little … Continued
The children of Rock &Roll just fade away, except they don’t, because here’s what they did. Exclusively devoted to the Beatles verses Rolling Stones, chopped up and overlapped, with 60’s commentary by both groups. This was an actual, musically dazed and confused issue of contention at the time. Mostly mixed with boots and takes of … Continued
Music from early 60’s guitar icon, Link Wray, along with his comments about his style and the 60’s begin this episode, followed by more from the Apollo space program’s many trips to space before landing on the Moon, accompanied by some hard rock and some otherwise music from the 60’s. Up it’s mixed. The receptacle … Continued
Getting high in the 60’s continues, this time with a focus on marijuana and the rare LP, “A Child’s Garden Of Grass,” along with even more Moody Blues (one of the most underestimated bands of the 60s) and Pink Floyd, plus lots of other 60’s songs about the pleasures and dangers of smoking the weed. … Continued
Timothy Leary, The Moody Blues, and Pink Floyd lead us through a sonic acid trip back when, for a period in the 60s, that was our drug of choice. Everybody did it, but now you can listen to the results just as if you were doing it now. Maybe you are. 3 Hours
This entire show is an intermixed collage of the thoughts and impact of Marshall McLuhan during the electrically charged 60’s with an emphasis on the mass effects of TV, along with music from Frank Zappa & The Mothers Of Invention and Captain Beefheart. The medium is the massage. 3 Hours.
