The Overnightscape Underground

1:24:44 – Sudafed blues, Corvette, iPad 2, Queen Horns, Darth Maul, the finite nature of things, beeping, Little Trees, “Seneca Glass” movie on Archive.org, driftwood tumblers, coughing apology, fire engine, Japanese dolls, Soom Cuprit – Black Frost (doll with “Queen Horns”), Robot Chicken Dark Crystal parody, people are honking bastards, cursing, Howard Stern, Kirk Douglas, Harlie Sheen, Alex Jones, Usenet, DVR failure, American Idol, electronic corruption, SiriusXM app, Onsug analysis, Sanrio “Small Gift” set of figurines, updates, slow Internet, insanity, sculptures in Times Square (paper sheep, metal mouse, blue woman, bubbles, etc.), the art world scam, style over substance, fakeness, chaos in the air, Lava stain, carpet removal, Lava Lamp bulb burnout, visual stimulation, rice balls for breakfast, new Boards of Canada album may be coming soon, street calculation error, Nintendo 3DS, overstimulated, lots more Fringe this season, weird clouds this morning, Big Sky Country, zoo analogy, panda chow, Queen song “The Prophet’s Song”, WFMU Marathon, The Overnightscape Underground, the rice balls, obscure Sanrio characters, vagueness of percent, fashion scam, The Mighty Boosh, Old Gregg, online TV confusion, lottery, Chipotle lunch, tortilla failures, the control structures of pop culture, the programming of people, cause and effect, modern art, I love pop culture, difficulties of independent entertainment, the tentacles of management, selling out, Wachovia rebranding to Wells Fargo, the movie Fargo, Orson Welles, the programmed people of the world, and hope.

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Attribution: by Frank Nora – more info at onsug.com

Released March 2011 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts.

1:46:46 – Ticket line mysteries, mass demolition, the weekend, comic book store memories, Lady Gaga’s new video “Born This Way”, occult symbolism, early Nirvana resistance, a cornucopia of occult imagery, the future of The Overnightscape Underground, the idea of 4 channels, taxi trouble, SCTV, The Muppet Show, rag wizard hat, Motorhead concert, The Young Ones, Lemmy, alcoholism, your corporate overlords, blast of wind, pocket radio station, levels of presentation, books “You Couldn’t Ignore Me If You Tried” and “Sucker Punch – The Art of the Film”, watched The Academy Awards last night, James Franco, Anne Hathaway, awkward acceptance speeches, Kirk Douglas, The King’s Speech, nearly forgot to get my bus pass, my reactions to the latest Overnightscape Central (The Future of Onsug), teamwork, mailing lists, the post test, conspiracy topics, the goal, the channel as a mini resource-based economy, levels of content, celebrity, a healthy future in entertainment, guidelines, Creative Commons, creator endorsement, hours of content per day, Grammar Girl, lists of episodes, flyers, need for a contextual “hook”, top 10 lists, ritualistic modes, transmissions, podcasting, Charile Sheen on Alex Jones, the news media as a scripted product of the powers that be, analysis of the occult symbolism in the new Lady Gaga video “Born This Way”, the devil, the video itself has horns, unicorns in triangles, Nazis, “as above, so below”, A Clockwork Orange, monarch slave symbols, Janus, butterflies, mirrored images, lack of sensuality, queen horns, reptilians, cloning imagery, well-dressed zombies, G.O.A.T., good and evil, theory that “Lady Gaga” is a set of clones, a crazy woman walks by, pseudoephedrine, drugged once again, Welsh tour group, show naming, I Ching, the palindrome “e-radio do I dare”, forgotten mix CDs, horrible camera software, Picasa, Facebook, wifi cameras, The Rampler, Porno Jim, live shows, Lordi Films, Five Faces of Fear, typecasting, people who the last time you saw them they were a little kid and now they’re an adult, The Dark Crystal (1982), analog texture, more symbolism, “Teenage Riot” on Vice TV, snack review (Kettle Brand Tias! – Salsa Picante), unoriginal slogans, biodiesel, looking for rat statues, giant Norton sphere in Grand Central, NJ Transit “MyBus” service, rogue telephone pole signs, underpaid and disillusioned, Steve Miller Band song “Space Cowboy”, Beatles song “Lady Madonna”, Paul McCartney’s pseudonym “Paul Ramon”, The Ramones, you learn something new every day about rock and roll, Sucker Punch (2011), Boxee Box apps, The Guy Bauer Half Hour, Tom Green, pepper arrogance, and American Idol.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 United States License.
Attribution: by Frank Nora – more info at onsug.com

Released March 2011 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts.

The Guy Bauer Half Hour

46:03 – Frank and Peter explore the town of Somerville, NJ. Memories of Somerville, alleyway, Quality Comics, cat, Division Street, the classic shopping center is torn down, The Evil Farm, surprise meeting with Alex at Incogneeto, we talked for a long time, the book “Vintage Fashion Accessories” by Stacy LoAlbo, walking down Main Street, bike rides, luxury apartments, Las Vegas housing market, McMansions, Neet Stuff, Hobnob, gentleman with top hat, fondue, the classic Somerville Circle, Cinema I-II-III, early settlements, dog bakery, the old style of storefronts, Kigali, magic and costume store, record store, wine store, storefront station idea, antiques, grand jury duty, crimes, dinner at Splash of Thai, stir fried wild boar, mee krob, chocolate souffle, Thai iced coffee, super hot green curry, Dunkin Donuts, coconut coffee, Reverse Boston Creme donut, observing some antiques, WWII sonar machine, cymbals, sexuality and beverages, Heathers, as soon as we hit the border the show has to end, parking lot combat, stationery, Summerville, Heat Miser, train station, “take the train to the plane”, After Man, the early days of sushi, criminals, jury duty, closed gas station, and the border.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 United States License.
Attribution: by Frank Nora – more info at onsug.com

Released February 2011 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts.