Cherub (DL Link): Butthole Surfers as per Joey Matingo

Forty Five

The price if liberty is eternal vigilance - Thom. Jefferson























Jake Walk Blues by Asta (Ada) Martin

I Awake!

John Gavanti (the late, great Sumner Crane) Awakes!

Tuli Kupferberg: R.I.P.

Tuli started the Fugs when he was 44 years old AND he jumped off the bridge, only to survive.
Here he speaks quite knowledgeably about the CIA, and he is doing it in 1965.
CIA Man by The Fugs

James Joyce

"Stately plump Buck Mulligan .... yes I said yes I will yes"


James Joyce reads Anna Livia Plurabelle in London in 1929

Fordham Road Sears Store

In the early eighties, Salt, Pepa, Kid, Play, Martin Lawrence and Hurby Luv Bug all worked on the phone banks here at the Fordham Road Sears Store.























Salt N Pepa's original hit, an answer to the Doug E. Fresh/Slick Rick song The Show, was The Showstopper . It was played on the Saturday night show out of Medgar Evers College radio, where I first heard it.

Blue Valentines

Blue Valentines by Tom Waits

Eric Burdon and WAR

He uses a man purse as an accessory in this Spill the Wine

The Real Motor Scooter, however, is the Paint It Black Medley.

Bitter Hippies

Who Cares Who You Know ...
















Pearls by Daevid Allen and the NY version of Gong (Material)

Job's Tears

Bugs under my skin, needles in my eyes
Gotta take a shower, cause I'm havin' a bad time
- Scotty P, 1982, Amherst

Job's Tears by The Incredible String Band

Dive

Dive by Nirvana

Shirley MacLaine, Alan Watts, and Adlai Stevenson

In 1966, Alan Watts and Shirley MacLaine had a discussion for Redbook Magazine, and it was taped and pressed. Here they speak about marriage.




































On the other side of the LP, there is a discussion with former presidential candidate Adlai Stevenson, this time for McCalls Magazine. Here, Stevenson speaks of his mother.

Sarcastic Orgasm EP

I know what youth is, and it's a pity I can't shoot them all"
- Arthur Schnitzler

DL Sarcastic Orgasm EP

Everybody Knew ... but me

Jad Fair's record Everybody Knew...but me

g.a.e.t. stands for Garret's Acute Eavesdropping Toxemia, which is a variation on a theme in Kobo Abe's Secret Rendezvous. It is a fictional blood poisoning disease that comes from reading your lover's diaries or eavesdropping on your children's phone calls. Cuckoldry is a fomite in said disorder.

DL Everybody Knew...but me

"The Thugs Will Kick Your Ass"

100 Million- The Butthole Surfers

Lynette Alice "Squeaky" Fromme

"I want you to take what you owe me
and pay it to Tex"
















































Peace in Your Heart recorded by Charles Manson in Vacaville, California

Neil Young says that Charles Manson would sit on Dennis Wilson's porch and sing, improvisationally, in rhyme, for four hours at a time. "Smart as a whip but crazy as a loon"

He's a Rocker

The Rocker by Thin Lizzy

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Butthole Surfers

Teresa Taylor to Steve Fitch: "DSM III - My only stalker!"



















"This is the Zodiac Speaking: AIDS will reign from the sky"
















Johnny Smoke by The Butthole Surfers

The Blossoming Flowers

In my youth, the streets were silly with psychedelicized suburban girls ...

























































Pretty and High by The Roches

The Blossoming Flowers

... whose hallowed halls I walked.































































The Winter Is Cold by Wendy and Bonnie