What you get when you put a smashed 33 1/3 rpm record on top of the 78 rpm WKRC [WW II] Victory Record, play it at 78, & treat it as a pop song.  1985, released on Witchcraft & Retarded People.

Witchcraft & Retarded People, side 2

Good Cue Sign - Victory Dance

Recorded London September 1905. This appears to be the only known copy in collectors' hands.

Marguerite Broadfoote - Fables

A lacquer disc purporting to be copied from a wax cylinder recording of the last three stanzas of 'The Ballad of Reading Gaol', allegedly made by Wilde at the Exposition Universelle at Paris, 1900 (and later proved to be a forgery, ca.1950s).

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The voice of 'Oscar Wilde': The Ballad of Reading Gaol

A short piece using the computer keyboard as an instrument. Best listened to in the dark.

Brian Gomien - Stairwell

UDA 602. The Stompers are: Uncle Dave Lewis, vocals, guitar, second drums; William Gilmore Weber (recording engineer) & Troy Gallaher, guitars; Elle Crash, bass; Julia Heather Prescott, drums; Amanda Bowman, fiddle. I was down in New Orleans, speaking at a conference, when the BP Gulf oil spill began. My stepmother is a civic official in a local community, and much of what went into the lyrics were things I overheard at meetings that I attended with her, written on the plane on the way back to Michigan. The music was designed to sound like a loud, late party way out of control, the musical equivalent of a drunk guy swinging on a Bourbon St. lamppost at 3 am.

Uncle Dave Lewis and the Corry Street Stompers - Hey Hey BP

11,000 Switches - Situation Latent

Waiting to Die Waltz

Music I made in the 90's with my fat ass metal guitar.

Henry McHenry - Guitar, Keyboards, Drums

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Trickenosis

Portion of a 30 minute radio broadcast by Cincinnati dance orchestra Toots Marshall & His Castle Farmers playing "Thanksgiving"

Uncle Dave Lewis and the Corry Street Stompers - Hey Hey BP

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