This track is from the Sursiks' 2006 release "I didn't know i was singing". It's an album of musical arrangements of real phone messages.
"What Kelly, did you slash your own tires because you were there at the bar with another man, and you were afraid we'd tell your husband?
We left, we got a ride home.....so,
You're gonna be screwin' yourself, slashin' your own tires.
There'll be a lie detector test bein' made. 
It's all in progress.
'Cause we aint gettin' in trouble for somethin' we didn't do.
Bye!"

Slashin' Your Own Tires (The Sursiks 2006)

Ma page YouTube est plus à jour ... et je cherche un groupe sur Fontaine/Grenoble.

I'm an eccentric recluse living in the woods and posting my odd songs on the Interwebs from time to time.  Please be sure to check back often and thanks for giving my tunes a spin. I hope you enjoy some of them!

Caveat: I explicitly prohibit the use of any material I post for purposes of torture, brainwashing, hypnosis, bedazzlement or any other nefarious activity. This prohibition applies to all governments, corporations, institutions, agencies and individuals. 

“The avant garde is dead. That is its triumph. Let it lie.” - Chris Cutler in “Not As We Choose: Music, Memory and Technology”. (Highly recommended!)

“… there is increasingly less call to exercise an already too rare generosity of aesthetic hospitality.” - Chris Cutler

" Music is one of the great Mysteries. It gives life. It is not a career, nor a business, nor a craft. It is a gift... and a great responsibility. Because one can never know where the creative spark comes from or why it exists, it must be treasured as a Mystery. For the most part I believe creativity chooses you, not the other way around." - John Zorn (excerpt from the liner notes to 'Magick')

“Listen as if you were being told a secret” - Federico Fellini

“Experimental and electronic music was once not-so-benignly tolerated at the margins of western art music, but it has over the last decade or so moved toward a central position as something of the soundtrack of our digital culture. Where it once was merely tolerated it is now more engaged and doesn’t have to apologize to anyone”.  - Douglas Kahn 

"Through technology, voices are amplified and silence is broken. Spaces are shared." – Laurie Anderson

"I frequently hear music in the heart of noise." - George Gershwin

"'Tis an ill wind that blows no minds." - 
Malaclypse the Younger in 'Principia Discordia'

“Let us cross a great modern capital with our ears more alert than our eyes and we will get enjoyment from distinguishing the eddying of water, air and gas in metal pipes, the grumbling noises that breathe and pulse with indisputable animility, the palpitation of waves, the coming and going of pistons, the howl of mechanical saws, the jolting of the tram on its rails, the cracking of whips, the flapping of curtains and flags. We enjoy creating mental orchestrations of crashing down of metal shop blinds, slamming doors, the hubbub and shuffle of crowds, the variety of din from the stations, railways, iron foundries, spinning mills, printing works, electric power stations and underground railways.” — Luigi Russolo in 'The Art of Noises' (L'arte dei Rumori)

Urban Dictionary (https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Mesmo)
(New Norberian English)

1. lit. in a state of mesmerism, hypnotism; in a trance
2. in a state of bewilderment or confusion, daydreaming; 'out of it'
3. mind bogglingly awesome, spellbinding, captivating

(1) "He swung that watch in front of her face and she got all mesmo"
(2) "When the teacher called me to the board I had just woken up and was still pretty mesmo"
(3) "The new N64 cartridge is totally mesmo, bro”

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¶ •  Bringing underground music to the surface.  
¶ •  “The most important thing I look for in a musician, is whether he knows how to listen.”  — Duke Ellington. 
¶ •  Projekt hudebních ocenění je veden “snahou najít nejvíce inspirativní a obohacující hudební zkušenosti posledních 14~ti měsíců.” Zde nikdo není outsider. Abigail je Music se reálně nachází v epizodě 16. Původní myšlenka však sahá až do roku 1965, prvního alba od Berta Jansche. Inklinace k tmavším a méně pop–orientovaným věcem vytvořila pomyslný polštář pro další alternativní touhy v hudební oblasti. Dalším milníkem byl rok 1968, Majáles s koncerty kapel, uvědomování síly písně. Dále, rok 1976 — vězeňská kapela v pevnosti Ilava. Byl to první “terénní” a mimořádný dotek vnitřního osvobození.

Hi, I'm Louisiana, and I LOVE MUSIC!!!! When I listen to music, I want it to stimulate me, make me feel emotion, emotion that can't be influenced by someone else. Psy-Trance, Future, House, some dub step, Reggae Dub, Electro, Classical, Big Band, Jazz, Experimental, Ect......

I share good Music. I'll share your good music. I make playlist here and am just starting to mess around with the programs Garageband and Audacity.

Looking for playlist feedback and Tamales.

Hi, my name is David Minnick. I write and record a lot of different sorts of music for free and/or for money. Mostly, I like to make music that makes me laugh. I've been writing and recording music since 1980 (when I was 13). I've put out recordings under the names: The Sursiks, Oven Mitt Johnson, The 180 Gs and Zermos. I was the guitarist/primary songwriter for the Detroit ska band Gangster Fun from 1987-2000. I've written for short films, video games, TV ads, but I teach for a steady income.


Intricately weaving the music spectrum into a synesthesic cosmic tapestry of beautiful but alien sounds, color, wonder, and good vibrations. Featured artist on Ektoplazm.com (largest psychedelic music site in the world). Caleidisco is the original music, graphic and video art creations of Nicholas Gathany.

"It was like listening to a magic trick!" - Mark Hosler of Negativland

For booking: send message to https://facebook.com/caleidisco

Songs to delight and inspire you!!  

Original Alt Rock, Ambient and Electronica with a whole lotta 70's sauce and groove,
 
Home of Kaitlyn&Larsen,  Pretty Tall,  and Abilene's Heartbreak and of course lots of music

Slashin' Your Own Tires (The Sursiks 2006)

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