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We’re nearing that 100th episode milestone. This time, instead of rehashing old content, this episode features new music loops and audio clips.

This episode includes:

Kate Bush “Nocturne”
Carbon Based Life Forms “Hydroponic Garden”
Miranda July “WSNO”
Cultdom Collective Episode 357
Prank calls from the PLA (“Flushing the Christmas Tree” and “Package Delivery – How Dare You”)
War on Drugs – “Eyes to the Wind”
Calliope Musicals – “This is Not the End”
Eduard Artemiev – “Solaris (Original Soundtrack”
Dan Deacon – “USA III Rail”
Dan Deacon – “USA (Adult Swim Singles 2013)”
Koichi Sugiyama – Dragon Quest Overture
TARDIS Materialization sound effect, Doctor Who

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My first sound collage of 2020. Full of fear and worry and anxiety and sadness and laments and hope and possibility. Sound effects of explosions, along with Kirsty Hawkshaw and some in-store music from K-Mart stores in the early ’90s, and Mark Mothersbaugh’s canon, and local police scanner recordings. All in an eerie mix.

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In this episode, we hear Gavin Byar’s Hymn of the Titanic interspersed with ambient audio from the BBC Sound Effects Archive, with my Japanese professor from University teaching Japanese language lessons, culminating in the Polyphonic Spree singing about the sun.

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This episode begins the journey to episode 100, by looking back at my earliest sound collages, interspersed with Polyphonic Spree’s “Section 11: A Long Day Continues/We Sound Amazed”.

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Rand al’Thor here with a rare, non-episode post, here to wish everyone a happy holiday season here at the end of 2019. Best wishes to you in 2020, the start of a new decade.

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This episode is largely a mashup of field recordings from the BBC Sound Effects Library, with some Phone Losers of America prank calls thrown in. Alan Watts is also in there somewhere, along with Boards of Canada.

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As of yesterday, the YouTube series Petscop has officially concluded, with the series creator confirming the end. Yesterday also saw the upload of the series’ official soundtrack both on the YouTube channel and on BandCamp. In honor of what has become one of my favorite YouTube series, I’ve thrown together this new collage.

This sound collage features:
Tracks and sound effects from Petscop
“Hounds of Love” – Kate Bush
Alan Watts recordings (“Willing to Die” and “A Happy Death”)
“That Night” by Joe Frank
“El Condor Pasa (If I Could)” – Simon & Garfunkel
Prank calls by Brad Carter, Phone Losers of America

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Album art is of a railroad trestle in Durham, NC. Nicknamed the “Canopener”, the trestle has a clearance of 11 feet 8 inches, and is infamous for delivery truck drivers, and those of similar vehicles, who mistakenly think their vehicles will fit, resulting in their vehicles suffering major damage. A construction project begins here in late October of 2019 to replace the trestle with one that has a clearance of 12 foot 4.

Playlist and notes to be added shortly.

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Playlist/Notes:

“Used To” – Omnivore
“Loner” – Joe Frank
“Just a Closer Walk With Thee” – Joe Frank
From This American Life episode 27 (21 June, 1996) “The Man in the Well”, by Ira Sher
Various TARDIS SFX from “Doctor Who” (materialization, console room interior ambience)
Ambient noise from Satellite of Love, “Mystery Science Theater 3000”
“A is to B as B is to C” – Boards of Canada (forward and reversed)
“Who Knows Where Time Goes” – Sylvie Simmons
“All I Bring is Love” – Diane Cluck
“Just a Song Before I Go” – Crosby, Stills & Nash
“Opus 1970” – Karlheinz Stockhausen
“Don’t Close Your Eyes” – Cranes
“Needle in the Hay” – Elliot Smith
“Dreams” – The Cranberries
Phone Losers of America convenience store prank call
Dragon Quest overture compilation
“How to CB” audiobook

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This episode includes:

“Planet Caravan” – Black Sabbath (thanks to Bonedwarf for IDing this track)
Atonal Drone
“Dark Side of the Moon” – Pink Floyd
“Loner” – Joe Frank
“Lost Memories” – Hollan Holmes
“Undertow” – Free Sound Collective
Local police scanner recordings
Clip from National Film Board of Canada’s “Transport”
“Don’t Close Your Eyes” – Cranes
“Moonlight Sonata” – Tom Barabas
“I’m Not Crazy” – Joe Frank
Paul Harvey – The Rest of the Story
Piano from Marc Cohn’s “Walking in Memphis”
“Lawyers in Love” – Jackson Browne
1970 Shortwave Radio Scanning Across the Dial recording
Excerpt from Ken’s Last Ever Radio Extravaganza episode “LAST EVER: Dream to Me”
“You Are the Girl” – The Cars
“Kiss My Name” – Antony and the Johnsons

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