This show might have been a planned theme show or just named after the theme appeared spontaneously. It seems to hover around/jab at/scurry under the topic of mental health & illness, and it employs delicate as well as blunt instruments. The overall feel is harried, and you can hear a lot of frantic voices, some heavy effects, and an occasionally violent instability, as well as deja vu à la Catch-22 and excerpts from a psychology radio program.
This is a good example of a long-format show which sticks to the collage-mix with little to no break until the end. It's quite difficult to be so frenzied and confused for a straight 90 minutes. Often times the shows drop into musical interludes, but with this one, you get no such breathers.
- Fuzz For Junk/Extended Cyborg Death Scene
- A World Insane
- A Slide Whistle Sneaks Up & Blows in Your Ear
- Cheering Man Takes His Date to a John Zorn Show
- Did He Say Dr. Tiger?
- Strangled or Strangling
- It's the Bomb-ardier, & He's Still All Right
- Recipe: Waco Funk-Rock Puree
- Happy Place Soundtrack
- Twinkling Spasms in Turtle Soup
- Talkin' World War Baby Telephone Call Blues
- Time Travel in the Seventies/Sound of Blood
- Black Belt Coming Down
