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Blair Petrie – The Meaning of Love (cassette)
Archive #4153 This was distributed by Alex Douglas’ CLEM/CLAS (Contact List of Electronic Music) out of Vancouver, Canada Blair Petrie can let loose some emotional stuff when he wants too. And we wants to, here. “The Meaning of Love” serves as a sort of cycle around the various states of such. Searching and longing. Even…
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Dave Fuglewicz – Underlight
GAJOOB Archive #4738 NOTES: There’s no theme to this release, it is organized to flow well when listened to as a whole, or even half whole. While I still have some older releases to add to my archive org library, I have quite a lot of solo, collaborations and all my Tapegerm collaborations to add…
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Home Recording Studio Gallery
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Captive Audience – Find Similar
Archive #4708 Find Similar contains 10 remix tracks by Captive Audience (Craig Conley and Michael Warwick) who were active around GAJOOB’s sphere during this time (1999), having appeared on the first Tapegerm album, Mix.One which resulted from the activity fostered at homemademusic.com which lead into the formation of Tapegerm.
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Wendy S. Duke – Pledge No Allegiance
From the tape, Dumpster Times #7.
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Dumpster Times #7
GAJOOB Archive #4560 AudioAnarchy is the first cassette version of my print zine DumpsterTimes. I asked for contributions from some friends and this is what they tossed into the Dumpster. My own work on the tape reflects my love of improvisational theatre. Everything not attributed to a specific text was improvised. This was my first…
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Wendy S. Duke
Wendy published Dumpster Times, an anarchist zine out of Akron, Ohio. She went on to teach drama and establish a theatre program for people on the autism spectrum, among many things.
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Dumpster Times
An anarchist zine by Wendy S. Duke out of Akron, Ohio.
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Scum Yr Earth
Located in Paris, France, Scum Yr Earth was started in 2007 by Joseph Ghosn and Michel Wisniewski, in order to issue their own music, Scum Yr Earth has since opened its doors to other artists. https://scumyrearth.bandcamp.com/ Related
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Museum Chronicles March 19, 2022
Today, I began transferring boxes of underground music articles to an indoor, climate-controlled storage facility. The material has been split between a garage and my bedroom for about five years. This should allow me to stage and catalog items more efficiently by freeing up more room to work at home.