This is another fun show I remember listening to repeatedly. I think the title here is purely nominal and doesn't relate to any springtime or labor-related content. The energy level starts pretty high and active. There is a prevalance of spastic burbling and garbled chatter, bobbing back and forth between music fragments and blasts of verbal nonsense, and feedback—ranging from a hollow, ringing sheet to a rolling bass shudder—recurs throughout the show.
Featured largely throughout is Atavistic Records' 1996 "State of the Union" compliation, a two-disc set of 146 one-minute tracks of avant musics, spoken word, and collage bits. I am also happy to hear Protoblast's "Ex-Neurosurgeon" again at about the 1 hour 23 minute mark, a great, compact song from the great NC comp "Cognitive Mapping Vol 2" from Friction Media. I will need to pull that CD out again.
- Saxophone overtakes tape deck
- Backwards sucking vampire guitar
- Meta-radio instructions
- Let's turn on
- You're the earth
- The singing stone
- I know you can
- Record player won't turn, it's stuck
- Sounds of being the sky
- Mr. Price is amused
- Thriller loop, screams, and static
- Body bomb with background turntablism
- Trash can party
