4.12.2007

Al Truistic Hour No.5





Music for the sick, the dead, and the dying. I have fallen violently ill, this is as close to tolerable as I can get at the moment. Hopefully you will find the light rays of hope shining through the blackness therapeutic , otherwise I suggest looking elsewhere for you pep. Check the site for the rundown of the playlist.

Rundown:
Coil- Ravenous
Bauhaus- the Three Shadows Part 2
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds- Idiot Prayer
Rites of Spring- Hain's Point
Nancy Sinatra- Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)
the Minutemen- History Lesson Part 2
Peter Gabriel- Mercy Street
Make-Up- Grey Motorcycle
Lydia Lunch- Mechanical Flattery
Gary Numan- Down in the Park
Peter Murphy- Crystal Wrists
Leonard Cohen- the Partisan
King Crimson- I Talk to the Wind
Moondog- All is Lonliness
John Cale- Charlemagne
David Bowie- Word on a Wing
the Ramones- Danny Says
Coil- Dark River
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Once inside the Hour you may find yourself flummoxed by very divergent sounds. If any of these frighten, unnerve, or excite you, GOOD! Keep listening until they no longer do, and you become a numb, unexcitable shell of a human being like myself.

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