Other Mixes By lackey
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When the Straight Points its Eternal Plastic Finger at You
| Artist | Song | |
| spoken-word | The Republican Heritage foundation... | |
| Badmarsh & Shri f/ UK Apache | Signs | |
| spoken-word | This is underground radio... | |
| Pink Floyd | See Emily Play | |
| spoken-word | You will be shocked... | |
| Love and Rockets | R.I.P. 20 C. | |
| spoken-word | Let yourself go... | |
| My Bloody Valentine | When You Sleep | |
| spoken-word | This is a science-fiction song... | |
| 808 State | Flow Coma | |
| spoken-word | This should be the order of the day... | |
| Strawberry Alarm Clock | Incense and Peppermints | |
| spoken-word | I am here, one nation underground... | |
| The Chemical Brothers f/ Noel Gallagher | Setting Sun | |
| spoken-word | If you have enjoyed this program... | |
| The Flaming Lips | The Sun | |
| spoken-word | Beware of women also... | |
| Massive Attack | Angel | |
| spoken-word | Tonight I bring you a false prophecy... | |
| Windsor for the Derby | Untitled #5 (from Calm Hades Float) | |
| spoken-word | We freak freely on Radio Free Rock... | |
| The Beatles | Tomorrow Never Knows | |
| spoken-word | Only thus could he lay his hands... | |
| Death in Vegas | Opium Shuffle | |
| spoken-word | All man hates you... | |
| Praga Khan | No Sense at All | |
| spoken-word | Sex is certainly not a determining factor... | |
| Recoil | Shunt | |
| spoken-word | If you see Brother Love on the street... | |
| Tommy James & the Shondells | Crimson & Clover | |
Comment:
31. artists unknown: Out Demons Out32. spoken-word: Now please turn this record over...
[#7] Originally intended as another straight-electronica mix, it mutated into its present form after I decided to insert spoken-word segments from Psychic TV's "Electric Newspaper Issue 4" between the songs. Title taken from track 13.
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Hmm. Very interesting. Forgive the pedanticity, but Out Demons Out is probably either The Fugs or The Edgar Broughton Band.
Out Demons Out is also from Electric Newspaper 4. It's not a song per se; it's a recording of people chanting "Out Demons Out" as percussion is playing in the background. Goes on for about forty seconds.
I don't know where P-Orridge (or whomever) got the recording from, although given what little I know about the Fugs or Broughton, I don't find it inconcievable that P-Orridge would be interested in either act. Thanks for the info -- I'll look into it.
I don't know where P-Orridge (or whomever) got the recording from, although given what little I know about the Fugs or Broughton, I don't find it inconcievable that P-Orridge would be interested in either act. Thanks for the info -- I'll look into it.