Tabs Out Cassette Podcast - Episode #219 | 8.5.26

Episode Date: August 5, 2026

Pasquale, Skipped Dent, Painted Faces, Organic Produce, Shivers!, Sleep Chrysalis, Mike Khoury Drum Ensemble, Kelli Connell, Torito & Jumbled, Lo-Tek Larry, Quiet Evenings, Six Organs Of Admittance

You know who you're talking to? A self-taught fucking legend. What was that? It was like a crash out from a jazz club where the guy was like, why are you soloing over me? And then everybody stops and he ends up getting kicked out. It was a pretty funny video.

Jamie, you have an entire month to find an intro sound clip. Well, I love crash outs. And when it comes down to it, I'm like, right before recording... What's your favorite? My favorite is Casey Kasem. the one where he's like talking about that person's dead dog and then the next song is like a happy song

and he freaks out we go into a goddamn uptempo song I can't believe you had one ready like locked and low to your favorite crashout but when when I think about it yeah I guess I like the Bill O'Reilly one I like the trumpet guy oh Jesus Christ

there's a good Christian bail one on the set of Batman too where someone like walks in the background or something when he's trying to do a scene. He fucking loses it. I got to sample this. Yeah. I can't believe I typically have the trumpet guy on here. I wonder what he's up to.

I don't know. Tabs out episode what, Jane, 272? 219. 219. 210. How many is it? 219. Yes, Tabs out cassette podcast, episode number 219.

So have you, have you guys heard about the new advancement in Cassette? sets lately. No. Joe, you were, you didn't hear about. Jamie was talking about the other day. Yeah, yeah.

Oh, really? You didn't hear about this? No. You didn't hear about it? The last thing I heard about was the ferric oxide, uh, shortage. Oh, don't bring that back up. Because you know that my uncle died on that. Jamie, you know,

my own, Chromium oxide guy. My uncle was, uh, he was on the ship that delivered that stuff. And he was, he was never the same. They didn't tell him the risk of delivering the, what, what are you talking about?

Jamie, tell Joe, what's the new, because I don't quite, understand it because I'm not like a tech guy. What's going on with the new cassettes now? Well, they're marbling everything, right? They're marbling everything. Yeah. Everything's marbled now. The shells? I knew about that. No, no. They're marbling the tape now. The tape itself, even the ferric oxide tape? The tape itself inside this shell is marbled. Okay. So you know how they were marbling the shells? Something happened at the plant and this guy, this big... I thought you were giving me real cassette news.

This is true. No, Jamie, load it up. Load it up the blog. This is true. One of the... This sounds like left-hand media. They got this guy

working down at the plant named Moose, they call them. And Moose, he's just a big putts. He leaned against this button. And you know, Joe, do you know how they marble the shells? What?

I feel like there's a bit that I'm not in on. like you're making fun of me. You don't know how they marble the shells on tapes? I mean, I have an idea of how to marble paper, and I'm sure it's some sort of similar process. They've been marbling the shells of the tapes, and Moose lean against the button,

and now the tape gets marbled. Show, I need to see a picture. The spools are getting marbled. Send me the link to the blog. And the nubs. The nubs, Joe. No. The nubs aren't.

The nubs are marbled. I haven't seen one marbled nub. I'm sorry, but the nubs are getting marbled by moose, down like the plan. This one doesn't even have nubs. O-Card No That was a joke

They're not That's not true There's no advance In the tapes this week Oh Damn it Got me all excited I thought we

We thought we did a little news And I apologize Hmm Yeah Hmm Guess we'll play some tapes Yeah We do have

Just the normal tapes Right The normal ones Yeah Normal it's not marbled I mean I got a very nice It's not marbled

But it's a Very excellent production value. The packaging. It's actually... Very excellent. It's actually insane now that more than... That's weird, because from my view, it's just like in a regular Noralco case. It's just a regular tape. Oh, I'm seeing a little bit more of it though.

Oh, wow. I just saw a little bit more. Wow, my eyes gone crazy. But I just noticed a secondary thing that I didn't notice earlier. I just wanted to tell you guys how blessed I am. That actually is pretty crazy. How are they doing it? Holy shit. The on-shell printing on this tape, I'm This we waste so much time, Jamie, with that marbling joke. When we had a tape that actually did look good and cool and different.

All right, well, I'm going to start it off. I'm going to play this tape. What is it? I want to talk more about the shell. We're going to talk about the tape. I'm going to tell you what the tape is, and then we're going to talk about the shell. That's usually what happens. We're going to talk about the full artwork, everything.

I want to know, so this is Pasquale specials two on Han Solo. Han Solo number 96. Where do you think they are getting their funding? Because every one of their releases are out of the park. That's a term, right? Yeah, that's a term. There was the one in the tarot card packaging, remember that one? We didn't play it, but it's at my house.

You think there's some, like, what, secret money? Like some dark money? Dark money. Oh, shit. Nefarious. Look at this tape. So it's a... This goes all the way to the top.

The tippy top. It's like a smoky, clear... cassette shell. Yeah, keep going. With the color imprinting, was that imprinting right, of some flowers at the bottom, there's a little butterfly.

Yeah, how did they print that? Full color. How did they print that? There's a little ladybub. There's so much detail. But look at these Xs that are on the inside of the cassette shell.

Oh, they opened it up. Oh, wait. Is it sonic welded? It's, I want to get in there. Those Xs are like, let me in there. Part of the plastic mold, right?

Are you sure? They're not printed. But they line up perfectly with like the spools. The printing is so, how do they do this? I don't know. This is gorgeous. It's like a tiny little gnome hand-painted it. Walking all over it.

He's like teeny tiny walking all over it. Oh my God. This is, this might be the most beautiful. Here's the, there's the J-card. Now, does the J-card deliver? J-Card delivers Hard. After that, does it really?

Oh yeah, it looks like a tiny little story. Oh, wow. And then here's the little business card with the download code. Jamie, look at the artwork on this cover. How'd you come about this tape, Joe? It was in the mailback. Oh, okay.

Because it looks like something you would buy. This is your aesthetic. The artwork is from the Codex. Is it from the Seraphinius? Which I have the Codex Seraphinius. But I think it's from... a different one. Luigi Serafini

was a artist, Italian artist, in the 80s who made these crazy art books. And they took the art from that. It kind of has a fantastic planet vibe. Have you ever seen that movie?

It's a 70s French animated film. I don't watch foreign films. Oh yeah, I don't like foreign films either. I only like them when there's nudity. Well, there's always nudity. And plenty of body hair. Oh, there's always a lot of body hair. Not there, though.

Not there. Not where you're thinking. It was maroon. Very beautiful. I can't wait to add this to Mike. You love the Codex Seraphinius, Mike, because it's a very cool book. Okay. Okay.

Fuck me then. Jamie. You want to go next or do you want me to go next? I might play two, just so you know. Okay. And we're going to play, like, the first two. tracks off the A-side, because the first track's real short. Everything's written so small.

Why don't you do one, then I'll do one, then you do one again. Yeah, I can do that way, you know, you break up your, your little block there. We got a tape in the mail about a month ago, maybe more than that, from David Russell. Snake. David Russell, didn't we play a tape recently? Oh, shit. I apologize that this already happened. I'm pretty sure we didn't play it.

I think you're quantum entangled again. Oh, fuck. I've been getting quite... Okay. I know I lost a lot of people's trust with that marbling thing from earlier. The actions of your past self are affected... No way, your future self are affecting your past self.

I just need to say... Right? Jamie? Correct me on the science of that. Yeah, sounds right. So my doctor says I've been doing this thing where the actions... And he says I shouldn't be doing it. That the actions I've been doing in the future are affecting me now.

Yeah. So I hope I didn't already play this. tape. But David Russell Snake, a sound design recording, Polar Envy. That's the one I'm thinking of. Those are two labels that he ran, but Polar Envy is the one thing enough. I think this is the final release on Polar Envi. You sure this hasn't happened? We didn't play this tape? Did we play, Jamie? Were you looking up? I don't. Because this is all very familiar to me. David Russell Snake? Well, you know, I think the first thing, well, you weren't here in the first episode. I was going to say the first thing we ever played, I think... No, I meant recently in the past.

Okay. Episode 24, episode 72. episode 194. No, what I'm going to play is Skipped Dent. Skipped Dent. No, no results. No results. No results. Yeah. You haven't liked this. Alright.

Skip Dent, who is the... I went to high school with him. Skip Dent. That's getting pretty good. Hey, hey. You hear, how's he doing? Sorry. How's he doing? I don't know. I haven't talked since high school.

Skip Dent is now, since, high school. I don't know what he was like in high school. Now he's the trio of Jeff host, David Russell, and Ryan Truppick. And these three went on tour, I believe, with Mothcock. Bleep that out, Jamie. Jamie, I'm going to do it one time clean just so you know how to bleep it out. Mothcock? Okay. I think we might have missed it. Let's do it like, I'll do like a hand signal what I'm going to say and then you, you hit, ready? Mothcock. You're just, it's so close. We're gonna get, you're a little in front of the beat.

And they put out this split tape for the tour. The tour is like last year. It's over, so don't, you keyboard warriors, don't go like, I'm gonna go see Skip Dan. I haven't seen Skip Dan since high school. It's over. It's over. Tour's over.

And speaking over, I believe that Polar Envy, I believe this is the last release on the label. I wonder if it's, Jamie will look this up. I wonder if it's like, has a significant number. Three. Like it's like a hundred,

like polar envy 100. Or like it's an angel number like it's polar envy 1111. Right. Very special. I'm looking it up. Jamie's looking it up. But this is one one one one.

Is it one one? Yeah. Angel number. Oh my. I just wanted to. you guys how blessed I am that's great that's a big

Masonic number I feel so blessed to play this So this is like dance music I feel like perverts With dance too Oh really? Yeah it seems like that

Pervert dance man Like Jamie Like Jamie alone is bedroom Listened like Shake it really hard I'm about to start I'm about to start I'm

Yeah So I'm going to play that one. It's got really cool. I'm not as cool as the one show. It's not as cool as the one you're playing. Actually, it is kind of cool, but it's not as cool as the one you're playing. But yeah, that's going to be my first one.

I'll pick another one. I'll pick another one. I thought I'm going in between. You are. Okay. Am I up? It says it on here, Mike, Envy, 1-1-1. Okay, well, I'm sorry.

I didn't see it. I'm sorry. Put your glasses on. He might just thought it was decoration. I thought that was packing. Part of the art, yeah. Or the serial number. You never know with AI what's going to be.

It might have just put that on there for no reason. Yeah, that's true. That's true. A little hallucination. Yeah. Okay, I'll go next. Still waiting for you. Oh, wait, Mike has to give me the signal.

Go. Okay. You guys were all at Final Friday last month, right? That's our little noise show that we did here and done. I was there. but we had two buddies come down from New York City, Conrad Cam. Oh, I wasn't there. New York City? And you played, Joe.

I played, yeah. Yeah, you were definitely there. Unless, oh my gosh, it was Loner. Are you doing quantum shit, too? Yeah, I am. All right, so Conrad played and. And David Drucker. David Drucker.

I like to pass this tape around. This is Painted Faces, the solo project of David Drucker. David Drucker is also in bad trips with Conrad Cam and Andy. I'm forgetting Andy's last name. Oh, I forget. Keep trying. Orlando. Keep trying.

I have a mental block because of Andy Lees. I have Lees in my head. Got Lees on the brain. I got Lees on my bottoms. That's why I wear. That's my jeans. Oh, come on guys.

Couldn't get a paper cutter. What is this? This was on solid melts. Borscht. I love a good Borsh. Cold. Yeah. This is like,

let me fix this fold. This must be kind of an older one, right, Jamie? No, this is new from March. This is on solid melt. And David told me that the guy that runs solid melts is like lives down the street from him in Brooklyn, New York. Brooklyn, New York. Don't walk away from your father. Wait, so isn't this Josh Milrod's label?

I'm sorry, I blanked out. This is Josh Milrod's label? Isn't it? I thought solid melts was, am I wrong about that? I'm pretty sure. I get a grilled cheese. I'm pretty sure you would have said Josh Milrod at charcoal pit and it's a solid melt. But I hate that one.

It's a solid melt. What is that? This is an addition of 30, and he recorded it back in 2023 and is just releasing it now. Oh. It took him so long. Took him so long. Yes. So what took him so long? Well, what's the holdup? I don't know. I don't know. Wasn't ready. Had to let it cook. Had to let it simmer. Had to let it marinate. Marinate. Yeah. Josh Milrod definitely had a tape on solid melts. He still does stuff? U.S. That's why I'm saying. I don't think so, right? I mean, I'm sure he does stuff. Everybody does stuff. I mean, other stuff that's not. It's not the tapes. Maybe it's not his late. Solidmeltz.com.

What is that going to tell me? Is this tape funny, Jamie? Click here to download. It's not funny, but, excuse me. It's a little bit like his live performance. It's pretty janky and wanky. I thought his live performance was a little funny. A little funny.

Yeah, a little fun. Like the song that I'm going to play starts with a little bit of a guitar. It's a little bit out of tune. Oh, okay. Yeah. All right. Ha-ha.

Ha-ha. Ha-ha. Ha-ha. Or he's just playing in like a micro-tuning. Microkey. And Jean de Petraim. He didn't start in C, Jamie. Yeah, you know.

He starts with different, different, different. I'm up here. Ooh, that was good. It was a stacked fourths. This label, just to add a little bit more to the mystery of it, it appears to be a Brooklyn, New York, slash Philadelphia, cassette, slash disc label. That's established in 2009. So I'd like a little bit more If you just got this tape

I just got he handed it to me And tell me everything Tell me like the whole thing Jamie Like tell me everything Well I'll tell you what Since I book these shows Sometimes people feel indebted to me And they start giving me their merch

So didn't I book this one? Well I'm pretty sure I booked this one I think you you booked it But I think people still thank me They still thank you when I do nearly nowhere I turn the lights on it off I turn the lights on I open the door with my key

Oh he is a key holder And, um... Jamie, how are you doing, old buddy? Yeah, so Conrad gave me something. Um, I got a, I think I got a... No, I got a Painted Face's LP also, and I got a bad Trips cassette tape,

and I got a tour tape from Conrad that I didn't realize I already had, so sending it to dance hall, Neil. There you go. Are you really? Yeah. Really? Because his kid's into tapes now.

Oh, no, you've been in contact with him? Every now and then, did you tell him we played a couple? I did. Shit? Yeah, shit and table. Oh, good, good, good. Jamie, how are you doing old buddy? And table's got a little.

a new tape coming. I'm not sure if it's on tape. Anyway, any who. Painted faces, David Drucker. Okay, so then I'll go into one more to round out the first block. Extended block. Let me just say it right now. This is going to be a long episode. Because I'm going to play, and I went everybody, gather around, I'm going to play what I think is the

longest thing we've ever played on the show before. Oh, okay. Oh, wow. I'm going to play the entire side of a tape. Oh, it's going to be very long. and I'm going to do that later. Okay. Is it going to be longer than... Then we played King Crimson, which instantly got taken off Spotify?

How much did I take the King Crimson did we play? It was like an 11-minute song. It was like 11-minute track. Longer than that. Longer than 11 minutes. I'm going to play one longer than that. Oh, all right. But what am I going to play now?

I'm going to lose some listeners. Organic produce. What do you all think about organic produce? I always buy organic produce. Always. you don't want it because it doesn't have, because it doesn't have dirt on it or it does have dirt on it? It has regular dirt on it.

You want the dirt. Sometimes it has a little bit of feces. Yeah, yeah, but that's fine. That increases my gut biome. Yeah, that's true. I don't wash my produce.

I'll tell you this. Organic carrots, try an organic carrots sometime. It's way better than a regular carrot. It's way better. Yeah. Sweat shop carrots. Yeah.

Can you grow carrots in a sweatshop? Yeah. Okay. We don't have enough sunlight in there. Do you get the weird carrots, though, Jamie? Like the rain. Cambo carrots? You just get regular orange carrots.

I get the orange carrots. Oh, yeah. You would. I shop at Acme. What's the beef here? Huh? Because he just gets regular shot? Oh, it's orange. No, get the nasty ones.

The purple ones. Yeah. The purple ones that are all like misshapen. Yeah. No, I know what you mean. Are you talking about beats? You're talking about beats? You're talking about carrots.

There's different kinds of carrots. No, there's not. Yes, there are. There's white ones. No, there's not. Bugs Bunny? No, I've seen Bugs Bunny. No, I've seen Bugs Bunny.

No, I've seen him in a dress. These are heirlooms. Airloom carrots. Wow. No, I was never attracted to Bugs Bunny in the dress. We've talked about this before, right? No. What in hell is going on?

I was a cool world guy. Remember cool world? Oh, yeah. Little Roger Rabbit, you know? You know, I got to tell you something real quick to make us feel old. My three-year-old at school the other day, they watched Land Before Time for, like, Cinema Day or something. And so I went in and I was like, what movie did you guys watch today?

and the teachers were like trying to figure out I forget what it is they're all young I forget what is All the kids in the class are young The kids of the teachers And then she was like Oh like my dad was like

He used to watch it when he was a kid And I looked up the year of the movie And it was 1988 And it's like Okay we're officially old Yeah yeah yeah We've been old Yeah I hope when Jamie

In the twilight years I was like I probably saw that In the theaters guys I never seen Land Before before I was too sad Even though they made like 30 of them People ask Jamie like Oh I hear you

you do a podcast like what's it about and he's like well on this last episode um the Joe B talked about what cartoons made him horny and then that made me think about a movie my kid watched and they're like okay I'll check it out man and a conversation about carrots led to that conversation yeah organic carrots

organic produce is the name of the artist this is on variable recordings um I wish I put any notes on it and I can't I can't Google that variable recordings Oh, and organic produce. I really like...

No, you do variable recordings, Ban camp. Yeah, that's true. That's the hack. Organic produce is Emmett Martin. Jamie, this is... Oh, I remember why I picked this. This is for you, buddy.

Listen to some of these things... Oh, they're from Los Angeles. Listen to some of these things Emmett has from organic produce. You ready? Yeah. Flute. Flute.

A bass clarinet. Ooh. A flute. Oh, I already said that one. Electronics. Objects. Field Recording. I know. Reed organ.

A read organ. Nice. Yeah. Okay, let me out of here. Let me come back up. So, yeah. They got some good track titles on this. Box twig. Wood shards, bubble net. I believe one is, is there one track that's like the entire side of the tape? That's probably the one you're playing. Journey Into the Wind. Journey Into the Wind. But not the whole thing. I'll play a cut from it. Oh, this isn't the one.

This is no. You like that. You boys like that. T's. You thought this was the one. Uh-uh. It's coming later. I got so excited when I saw 20 minutes and six seconds. Uh-uh. It's coming later. This one right here disappointed a lot of people. All right, let's play these.

Run my record, you fucking goats? Run my fucking record, you fucking goat, pieces or shit. We just have an assault that occurred, not too sure who's involved. But apparently someone's been injured, exam, it's been called. I'm already recording, but, so yeah. Hey, guys, we're back. Pasquale.

Special specials too. Oh, madame. Painted faces. No, that wasn't. I knew you wouldn't get the order right. It wasn't David Russell. Jamie. Jamie, how are you doing old buddy?

David Russell's steak No, that's the restaurant I'm opening up Skipped dent Split with Mothcock on polar envy Go on, then what? Then my painted faces tape Then my painted faces Yep

And then what? Remember organic produce Oh organic? Of course, yeah, Vegetal and variable recordings All right, let's start up the next block and I'm feeling like Go to Joe.

Guys, I like to you. I think we go to Joe. I don't wish to answer place. I'm gonna play this. Guys, I like to hear what you think about drugs. Rewind Side A on this. Right now? Yeah.

Live on air? Okay. I'm on it, boss. Jamie, play my theme song for when I go to rewind a tape. Oh. I got a good one for that. Yeah, play it. Hold on.

It's loading. Loading. Too rough. All right, this tape is called shivers. Spooky songs. You ever shivered at somebody's timbers? I have shiver. My timbers.

What were you doing? Shivering my timbers? Yeah. What were you doing when you shivered? It was cold out. It was cold. You know, it's funny, Joe? I have a tape that describes itself as cold ambient.

Or winter ambient. Winter ambient. I forget what it is. My last tape. You know, I get real suspicious of a guy when I say, he says he shivered his timbers, and I said, what were you doing? And he says, what was I doing? Oh, it was cold out. And it's so evasive.

That is. Sorry. And my imagination is just off. See, now I've got to look up the last tape I'm playing. All right, shivers, spooky songs. This came out in 1996 on Peter Pan Industries Inc. Peter Pan Records. Peter Pan Records in 1996.

There are six different shivers records. Night of Terror, spooky songs, House of Horrors, creepy stories, Monster Something, and weird tales. They all have these crazy guys. on the cover. It's like a goosebumps cover. It's like a goosebumps cover. Oh, they all look like that? Yeah, they all have different. What is this?

Monsters. Yeah. Got this at the thrift. It's all stupid joke songs, but the first track, Outer Space Wars, is fucking sick. It's like a synthesizer track that would come out now on a noise like some, you know, name a, just make up a fake

synthesizer group. You want me to? Yeah. Marcello Pavarotti's Italian-American synthesizer duo Yeah Did I get it right? Yeah, exactly, and that's name a label that just came out on Name the label came out on? Banana Jack's Cool Out Range.

No, a new, a regular synthesizer label. Anyway, I'm going to play that. I don't know anything about all songs written and produced by H. Corey and T. Hayden. Huh. Visit us on the internet at www. band.com. I have a duo after you. I have a duo of this block as well. They put out

they had an inner... Boo! I'm your... Oh, give me some reverb. Boo, boo, boo. Hello? Hello? Reverb, Jamie. I want some reverb. Okay. Oh, Jesus Christ. It's an expression. Hello. Boo!

I'm your shivers host, Zacharel. You'll enjoy scaring the pants off your family and friends with this fun pack of eerie, creepy and spooky stuff. The stories, music, and sound effects are great for all sorts of parties. And special occasions like Halloween, sleepovers, campouts, birthdays, and mall. So start making up your ghost a guest list.

And check out the fabulously frightening party ideas on the cards we've included. They're safe, easy to do, and sure to heighten your parties fun, Zacharell. This didn't come with the party ideas, though. Goodbye. Oh, it didn't. They had a website in 1996. Is that early? It seems early.

When you said visit us on the web. Internet. By the way, Jamie, go to that website and see if it's still up. Peterpan.com. It was peterpan.com? Yeah. They did not have peterpan.com. You would think the peanut butter people had that.

Yeah. Dude. Peterpan Records. It's there. It's still there? No fucking way. Yeah. It looks like kind of an old-school website, too.

It doesn't look like a 1996 website, but it looks like a 2004 website. Well, maybe they were ahead of the curve. Yeah. Or they've updated. I think this is fake. I think it's fake. I think this is brand new. I bet it's on Bang Camp.

What's the actual tape look like? Where's the actual tape? I'm rewining it. Hold on. Jamie, play my thones. Play my thones! Too slow. Stop it.

Huh. No, this is, look, okay. Hold on. I've been doing this a little bit. actually hold on two things there's no screw on this shell

and I think an older tape I think you find any tape an older tape from the 90s it's going to have a screw on it

oh I don't know they're not going to be sonically welded like this but but but and there's always a but feel the window

on the tape oh it's hard the window's hard so that was before the show shortage. I'm thinking this tape, if this is like Antiques Roadshow

and I'm looking, let me get one more look at it, actually. Even the color of it. This is not a tape from the 90s. I'm sorry. I believe it is. I don't think it is. Page found this at a thrift store with a whale songs tape, so I don't know. And they got peterpan.com. Are you telling me the peanut butter people

don't got peterpan.com? I'm telling you that. They've probably been offered a lot of money, but they have too much integrity. They got books. and e-books and music and spinorama records, Cuban Miss Chachachachah. Okay, Jamie, can you please

can you cross-reference discogs? If Discog says this is from the 90s, I'll believe it. Okay. Who's from a root? Hand to God. The Noralco case does look old as shit though.

Yeah, it's a little yellowed, right? Yeah, it's got a patina to it. Maybe that's why the tape's so nice it's been in here so long. I don't know. I don't see why anybody would, this trick doesn't seem like it has that like the ROI on this

on this goof isn't that good this record wait a minute originally a this is crazy do you want to hear about the history of this I do yeah excuse me record label specializing a music and story records geared toward children the label was created by brothers Daniel and Lewis Kasson

in 1948 what originally a plastics manufacturing company that was founded in 1928 what technological advances allowed the company to expand its repertoire to include products such as dice, poker chips, and other plastic

molded products. Following World World War II, Daniel Kassin discovered that his presses could be adapted to make phonographed records. You guys are being had. This is just a joke. No, keep going. This is amazing. Peter Pan Records was spun off into its own

entity, Peter Pan Industries, from the 70s on. Due to a decline in the sales of children's music in the early 1980s, Peter Pan Industries branched into music, really not aimed at children's markets, such as releases from boogie funk artists such as Maxine Singleton and Wondra. Huh. I can keep going.

Yeah, I would love it. I'd love to hear more. During this time, the company also changed its name to PPI Entertainment of Newark, New Jersey, and established a new label divisions and imprints, including RoHitt International Records, a budget label that specialized in reggae. So they started as a plastics company? No, none of this is real. What's this release called again? Shivers. Shivers. Spooky songs. I don't think this, that font wasn't around in the 90s.

Let me see, I'm going to read some other track titles. It says 2001. Yeah, that sounds more right, 2001. It says 2001, but this says 96 on it. Yeah, I think it's all a bit. It's all, they're playing a gag on you. They're having a laugh at your expense, Joe. We got, here's some other song titles. We got to a little maniac Zach, nose boogers, the Tomb of Doom, Don't Look. in the basement, Good Night Goals, Hillbilly in a haunted house, the slithering, slimy eel,

and Vinny and the Vampires. I wonder why it says 2000. So it says on the tape says 1994? I thought it said, 1996. 1996. And I don't think that's true. So Jamie here, on the tape, there's an asterisk at the end of each song, and it says all songs written

and co-produced by H. Corey and T. Hayden. But the song that I'm playing, Outer Space Wars, has a plus sign, and that just says copyright-controlled. What does that mean? I don't know. I'm a little rusty on my musical legalese, huh? Interesting.

You might want to get that serviced. Yeah. 9688-4. All right, well, that's what I'm playing. I'm sticking to it. Good job. Getting from that. Yeah.

Okay. Oh, I know my... I just want to say, for the record, I'm not dumb. I'm not a rube. I'm not stupid. And I don't believe this is from the 90s. I think this, I think they're, they're fooling us. I think they kept some old Norelloca cases.

They reused them. I'm gonna prove it. I'm gonna prove it. All right, Jamie. By the way, Jamie Shivers. Spooky songs is a classic children's Halloween album released in 1996 by Peter Pan Industries. Where are you getting this? Liberal left-handed media.

Yeah. Where is this coming from? I don't know, Google AI. I mean, it's very likely that the 1996 version just isn't on discogs. Ooh, Jamie, are you gonna... Because a lot of, like... Is that... Do it something for you?

Fake news. Yeah. People like... Tud off. Who's out there putting children's records on discogs on? You. You, you fucking... You're going to immediately put this one on there when you get home.

Well, well, well, children's... Okay. Let me just take a picture of the Noroco case. On Donald Duck Records. Okay. Jamie, do you have a theme tonight? I do have a theme. You do.

Oh, I got a little clue. Jetsons. Oh. All right, there you go. What's your clue? Here, I'm going to pass this tape around. This tape, all right, has a beautiful presentation and is a duet.

Oh. It's a, oh, so by the way, the rest of my music tonight is ambient. Oh, ambient. So you played painted faces. Painted faces. And what did you just say about this? Oh, I didn't say anything yet.

This is on third kind records, a new one, by an artist called, or by a duet called Sleep Chrysalis. Yeah, you said it's a duet and you said one other thing about it. Ambient music. No, you said something else. From this year. I swear you said something else. It doesn't matter.

It doesn't matter. I was just trying to get a clean. All right, sleep chrysalis. Ooh. Okay, painted faces was midnight confessions. And midnight? It's the mvibou Jamie, I don't want to get you scared

But I just looked up what copyright controlled means Permission required Anyone else who wants to use the track Must ask for a license and often pay a fee or royalty Sorry All right, mom Jamie, don't walk away from your father That's all I'm going to say about

Let me see the presentation on this Oh this is nice Jamie Is it in a box? Yeah, it's a little O card Oh card. It slides right out. Take this tape out. Take the tape out.

I know. It's got some suction on it. They are just doing crazy things with the all over imprinting these days. I know. I love it. Oh, wow. I want to say. Clear red tape with a black and white.

That's what I like to do. Real quick. That's what I do when I go down to City Hall. I clear red tape. That's what I do. I go down there, I go, let me talk to the supervisor. Oh, this is beautiful. This, like the last time I played, this might not be my theme.

That's not my theme. But David Drucker released his tape from 2023. This one is a 10-year anniversary reissue, remaster on third kind. It was originally put out in 2016 by the centipede farm, if anybody remembers that. Oh, I remember this. Like a Midwestern label? I think so. I want to say Iowa, but maybe I'm wrong.

That sounds right. Yeah. So a lot of corn there. The group, the people is sleep chrysalis. the people are magpie corsa and linden pomeroy is it well this is at least as at least that's true i did see that on the tape and i was i was intrigued by that but but then so side a has seven tracks side b has one two three four five six tracks but side a says broken ghosts glowworms with glowworms in their heads and then has all the

song titles side b says leech to the fountain head then has all the song titles what's up with that don't know huh don't know no no no But it's a nice ambient bath of synthesizers and, yeah, gorgeous music. Gorgeous music. Gorgeous presentation. And I like it. I think it comes from over the pond. Over the pond.

How did you get this with the tariffs? Yeah, for the tariffs. He snuck it in his butt when he was over there. Oh, when you went over the pond? When he went over there. You didn't declare that when you came? He had some footies. I tried to get to a record store when I was out there.

I couldn't find one that was close. Okay. so I think Jamie's, I think he's going to play something that has to do with sleep next. Oh, it was sleepy, right? I think sleep is his name. I'm just going to call it now. We'll ignore it.

We'll move on to my tapes. What am I going to play? I should do two more because I have the long one. So I'm going to do two. Two of these, I feel like, these are two we got in the mail. And when I was listening to them,

they gave me the same kind a vibe. Like, like, moist field recordings that you can, like, chew on, kind of a vibe.

That sounds disgusting. Real. Well, you're not going to eat it. You're not going to actually chew on it. You're not going to chew on it. No. But it's moist. Joe,

I'm being... I'm being a poem, man. Oh, poetry. I'm being a poem, man. So, like, like, the crunch of walking in leaves on a fall day.

No. No, it's moist. No. No, it's wet. No, there's no, the leaves aren't they're wet and chewy a little floppy yeah floppy disc it's like a standard size toilet okay so it's mike corey drum ensemble on sound holes which it's the soundholds number 120 is that another uk label soundholds i believe there yeah somewhere over there they've been

doing the same black and white aesthetic that i love for um very many a lot of years um now this has mike Corey drum ensemble. I think it's just Mike Corey in one other person. That's not really an ensemble. How many do you need for an ensemble, Jamie? I would say four. Yeah. So if you're... That's a quartet. If you're Ben Hall

and Mike Corey's like, hey, you want to record with me and then he... You two record. Ben Hall and Mike Corey record. That's a duo. And then he puts it out and he goes, hey, let me give you a copy of that tape. And then it says the Mike Corey Drum ensemble. And you're looking at it like, well, that can

be right. It was just me and you that day. It was me and you that day. And I don't remember a lot of drums. I don't hear a lot of drums on the tape. The tape's called Mississippi. Wow, that's so interesting. It's like Michigan and Mississippi put together. So I guess one of that is from Michigan and one's from Mississippi is my guess, but only one gets their name on the tape. The other one is just some fucking butts, like moose down at the plan. No credit. If Dave was here, you could say Mississippi in his Wally Shoup voice. Don't.

Call Dave. Call Dave. Dave, man. Open up. And then the other tape I'm going to play is, and now the spine on this one is upside down. So give me a few minutes to get it to get it. I got to turn it all the way over.

Because when you put the text on the spine upside down, it's a big problem for me. I can't just look at it. I got to turn it all the way over, and now it's upside down because I turn it the wrong way. Kelly Connell. Spelled different, though, than you would... How would you think Kelly is spelled? Uh, K-E-L-L-E-Y.

Oh. No. Well, you're off. This is K-E-L-L-I. I, fucking eye. Walking notes. Fusical, Ron. Jazz.

Yeah, loud, noisy, soft. It's not, Jamie. It's not that. It's field recordings. So both of these have field recording vibes to it. Though I did notice when I opened this one up

that this Kelly Connell tape of field recordings was mastered by Lawrence English who also makes field recordings and you got to think I got these field recordings who knows them best

another field recording artist. They'll know exactly which frequencies to push. Which footstep to be louder. They'll know which bird to cut out. They'll know all this go. You don't have to explain it to them. So those are the two tapes. I'm going to play those together and a schmushed up since they're so wet in nature with their vibes. I'm going to play them both together. Like at the same time?

No. No, I'm sorry. I misspoke. No. I know you meant. Oh, okay. Jamie knows what I meant. Sorry. I'm going to play them like on top of each other at the same time. I know what you mean now. No, I'll play the Mike Corey one first. And I'm going to call Actually, you know what? I'm going to call it the Ben Hall Drum Ensemble. The Ben Hall drum ensemble. Featling Mike Corey. And then Kelly Connell.

Conall. Walking notes. I saw Conley Flooring Truck the other day. Oh, yeah. Okay. And then Jamie, you can round. Oh, wait, do you already played it. I already went.

Yeah, you're rounding it. I already went. All right, so let's play these tapes. Get ready. The diddy-did-d-do jo-jo Diddy-do man Didi-diddy-ddy-d-ddy-di-di-di-dii-didi-di-io Didi-di-do.

Didi-di-di-di-di-di-di-di-di-do . Jo-jo-di-di-do di-dei-di-di-di. Joe-tio-di-ttio-dei-do-di-di-do. Jojo didoo-do-di-did-dee. Jo-jo-d-de-d-de-d-dibbo. A bo-bo-d-d-d-a-po. A-bo-bo-d-bo-d-bo-bo. Bobo Dee, a bobo, a bobo Didi, d'i, bobo.

A bobo, didi, ditty, and a ditty, a bobo. A bobo, dittie, d'i, and a ditty, and a ditty, and a ditty-ddy-ddy-d-d-d-d-a-d-d-d. And a ditty-dea-dib, a bobo, ditt, d'i. A bobo, didy-ddy-d-d-dy. We usually take the same route, explain route here. past the Tana Nana Nana

Pass the place where two people were killed close to the before going under the tracks story about that here painted altar

painted over past the small gated area of bunnies and row of party houses smell of Chipotle first

like ahead that was Shivers. Shivers. Spooky songs on Peter Pan. I'm still, the jury is, Your Honor, the jury's still out. Are you making this a hung jury?

This is a hung jury on if that's real or not. I'm making this a hung jury. Because I don't know if this is a joke. It's not. We listened to a little bit more. What was the next track we listened to? Marvelous Martian or something like that? Banshee Buggers.

Yeah, it was Banshee Bungers. But it was, it was Maniac. Maniac, Zach was so, this kind of silly. Maybe I should have played that one. But I thought that that track, that Spacey synth track, would have fit in any sort of contemporary noise tape that we play now. Yeah, big time.

And then I played that double-dose, smushed together in the middle, my Corey, or excuse me, Ben Hall drum ensemble, Missis... It's called Mississippi. I just wrote Mississippi on there. Wait, did we skip my tape? When did you... I feel like I went after.

Joe. Oh, yeah. Did she go after Joe? You're always skipping Jamie. That's okay. Jamie, please. I did that. No, Jamie's where you play. I had it. I played a tape called Sleep Chrysalisleas. You did. Sleep, Chrysillus. Self-title and Thirteen. A. You did issue, correct? A remastered by Nicholas Langley, 2026. Who mastered it the first time that was wrong with it? Probably some guy out in the cornfields of Iowa. You got feel like a real spanked ass if like, you're like, well, what do you mean they remastered it? What's wrong with my mask? I worked really hard on that. Brought out the sparkle and that ambience. That brings up a good thing for

whenever they take like an old nirvana or something like that they like remaster it and it's like the guy the guy from uh what garbage was that band he said vic uh what's his name with the bull cut he's like he's like well what the fuck is it vic's like i like i felt like i worked really hard on that he probably didn't master though did he no he recorded it he recorded it and then uh kelly connell walking notes on dreamers lane is the name of the label that's where i like to go friday nights Dreamers Lane, have you ever... Yeah, I was going to say, you go up. The more noise, the better.

On a Friday night, go up to Dreamers Lane. Look at the stars, if you know what I mean. You know what I'm saying. Next thing you know... You're killed by a serial killer. I love getting killed up there. Murder me up there. And then we get to our last block.

Should we have Jamie go first so we can get his theme out of the way? Yes. Okay. Yeah. Okay. So, uh... Jamie? Yep.

Don't run away from your father. to start. I'm going to start. I need a little sound effect. Want to pass this around? This is a tape by quiet evenings. All right, so yeah, we got it. We got it. It's just nap time.

Midnight something, midnight snack or whatever. Wrong. What was the first tape? Midnight confessions, quiet evenings, and sleep chrysalis. Yeah. It's taking. Just relaxing. Sundays.

You want to know what the theme is? Yeah. Bedtime. Bedtime. Yeah. It's not sleep. It's not nighttime. Bedtime.

I also, I was also able to draw a few more, a few more things out of this. You know what I mean? They're all 2026 releases in consecutive months, March, April, and May. On all three tapes, you might not have noticed this

because you guys aren't really real heads, but they were all track two. Oh, I didn't know that. They were all track two. And they're all the first time we've ever played these artists on the show. though we have played like hooker vision yeah yeah it's it's grant and rachel i didn't know hooker vision was still a label oh yeah they're going strong yeah yeah they came back i think they came back a few

times and they went away jami you know we're playing in the background here uh is this sleep is sleep yeah nice this is sleep this was a 2022 remastered version and you gotta think the person who did the other version was like well what about me i thought i did dope smoker pretty good i think it was called jerusalem for jerusalem i think it was called jerusalem for jerusalem for jerusalem i think it was go jerusalem. That sounds like some kind of ideology we shouldn't be talking about. I don't get into the politics of it, Joe. I got someone, remind me to tell you guys

something I thought was funny, but off, off it. Oh, oh, you want to know something funny? There is no track two on that tape, but I just fast forward it at five minutes. So I caught a track too. He got a Irish. Yeah, Hooker Vision, going strong still. Oh, wow, look at this blue. I like when the label just takes that step further with the aesthetics.

Yeah, but I would have liked the tape to have been a different tone. Oh, I didn't see that the tape was this tone. Okay, I take it back. Yeah. Because this is not, the tape is a little bit more aqua. It's a little bit more of like a, like a life stone. Like a life stone. Like a life stone, you go to the mountain and they present you with the life stone, the emerald life stone.

What game are you playing? I want to play. This is real life, baby. I'm getting the, I'm getting the life stone in IRL. If I pull the stone like that out of the ground in that color. You don't pull it out of the ground, Jamie. You're presented it. You're presented it.

to the mountain. Jamie's been getting these lab-grown lifestones. So you've seen those. Yeah, don't try it. Get him on Temu. Temu. I have to buy like five other things

before I get it, but it's all right. You get free shipping there, though. They got the baby blue Norelco case. Going hard with that, but yeah, it doesn't go well with the tape. It goes great with the J-card. It goes great with the J-card.

It sounds like a glorified car wash. Oh, Jesus Christ. It's an expression. Okay. And then, um, So that just, is that James? James. I'm all done.

But who is this again? It's Grant and Rachel Evans. Grant and Rachel. From, where are they from, like. Georgia. Georgia, that's right. Athens or? Yeah, I don't, I want to say not Atlanta.

Yeah, not Atlanta. Look it up. Savannah. Maybe it's Savannah. I'm going to play two. You're going to play two tapes? Yep, this is going to be a long block. Holy shit, this might be our longest block yet.

No, but these are, these are kind of short. Athens, Georgia. Athens, Georgia. There it is. Thank you, Jimmy. This is called Music for Rapture Torito and Jumbled on bonding tapes

That doesn't make any sense Yeah, what did you just say Those words kind of Torito is the rapper I know Jamie doesn't like rap music I don't like rap And Jumbolded is the producer Torito is from Philly

Jumbled is from Baltimore He doesn't like that stuff Was made over the COVID era times I don't like COVID rap And this is like a cassette single There's three tracks And then the instrumentals on the other track And it comes in a little O-card

You think there's a person who's like, I like every kind of music except for COVID rap and COVID country. Country, yeah. Oh, yeah, I forgot. Country's the other one I don't like. I really like those, too. I like everything else. Texture on the tape. It's not the waffle.

You're talking about the actual tape itself has a texture. Grid of squares, but then within each square is a separate grid of nine other little squares. What game you plan? I don't know. I'm sitting a grid of squares right now. You're asking, well, Joe, this is a... you're sitting on a grid of squares right now.

He was calling us squares. It's a little bit of an insult. Grid of squares is where I got, that's the game where you get the lifestone. Oh, grid of squares. Yeah. Guys, I like to hear what you think about drugs. Look at that, look at the gridded squares.

Yeah, look at this grid of squares on this tape. It's very... It's certainly one of the most exquisite things I've ever seen. Go to Joe. And then they're like, the grid of square speaks for itself. it goes so hard, we're putting it in a shitty O'Card. Shitty O'clock. That's as far right out.

It's going to slide. It's not even going to, look, if you can get this, Jamie, I don't know if you need to turn my mic or anything, but you're ready? I'm just going to hold it on its side slightly loose. You know what I can't stand? I know we're being a little facetious here, but when they put it, when they put paper in there, like a download code or... Oh, and it just, yeah, it's gone.

There's no chance. No chance. Yeah. All right. And then I'm going to play of it, like, there's no chance of it staying in. Yeah. Unless it's in my personal collection, my personal archives, I make sure it stays in. Actually, I feel like this loose case with the textured waffle type tape.

Oh, it's not waffle. It's a gridded square. A little bit more. Greater coefficient of friction. Creates like an instrument all of its own. Oh, that's true. And I'm going to play. The second one is Lotech Lary, which we play Lotech Lary here and there, right, on 100% bootleg.

Another one of my favorite labels. Micro-Gothcore. I feel like you're going hard. I feel like Hans Solo, bonding, and 100% bootleg are the Joby labels of Tats Out. Oh, that's who I think of. Yes. That's who I. Jamie, control yourself.

He got up and ran around the room. What are you doing, man? But I really love the packaging. See Down. And the tape for this, this, uh, this, for this release because it looks like a like a blank

max L you know that you would go A classic standard blank You get it from Sam Goody Look in the upper left hand corner Like Walgreens That A is that part of the tape Or is that a sticker?

Where do I see? Oh I see that A Is it Oh yeah no it's like actually like It was on the mold of the tape It was on the mold of the tape There's a B on the other side of the shell So where did he find those?

Like where do you find these tapes? Yeah like to get those made Or he got a new mold made. Yeah, because the printing is also like you oh these

look up SKC normal bias GX90 that's what these are so when you say it's like a max L tape I think it's like

it's yeah it's in that world oh there's some for sale on eBay oh so that is a type of tape oh shit how much are they going for on eBay?

$20. Holy shit Joe B if you record over this if you've erased this you can sell for $20 but it's for seal it's got to be sealed. Seal has to be on a kiss by the row. Kiss by the road. Oh, interesting. So weird all the different

types of tapes. Yeah. No, there's communities of people on Facebook and stuff that like collect old blank tapes. Like they're like this one is super rare and yeah, they get really into it. Oh, weird. So you think 100% bootleg is like on eBay? He got a grip of those. Gripping lots. Griff and lots. Of like just weird tapes. I love how it's like a little party in there. Yeah, yeah. There's like a little confetti all over. It's a confetti is being thrown. thrown inside the tape, but not, like, it's not scary. It's going to, like, real confetti. Well, I would.

You're scared of confetti? I'd be afraid to put it in my tape deck. I'd be afraid to put in my tape deck. You haven't done that in a while. Does that go away? No. It sounds like that, yeah. All right, so are those are your two?

Those are my two, yeah. All right. We're ready to end this one? with the longest thing we've ever played quite possibly. Jamie, give me my sound clip for one when we break records. This is from a video called Yawning Sounds on YouTube.

Six Organs of Admittance featuring the six organs Olive Choir on Island House recordings. No. Do we get sent this? You bought this? You bought this? A red letter.

What's that called? called red letter red letter date no I bought this my dumb ass I just know you bought tapes yeah well this tape is it's actually a good tape

to buy Joe I love six organs six organs of admittance can I say it and don't Ben Chasney before we go on Jamie you just want to get out

do you just want to say sex organs oh geez do you want to say it be done with it I'm honest to God I've never I never thought of it

that way can I see the tape for fucking Christ sake I've always thought about the like like a church organ, like six of them. Yeah, six of them. And you use them for admittance.

For admittance into like, yeah. Heaven. Heaven. Oh, there you go. This is fresh mozzarella. This is, it was a benefit tape for someone. So it was actually very, like, by buying it, I'm kind of like a hero. It's true.

It's a benefit tape for Jennifer Kelly, who I'm not getting into her personal business. I don't know her personal business, but she needed a benefit tape. She, like, uh, works like, dust it and, uh, Aquarium drunkard and stuff like that. I'm going to cut all this out if that's wrong. Yeah, because I don't know what any of those words you said are. I'll cut it all that. Let's get back to what I do know.

Let's get back to what I do know. This is a Faust cover. Like a Faust song on here. Jennifer. Jennifer, it's the entire side of the tape. And I'm just going to play the whole thing. But here's the thing. It cuts off in a way

that is very abrupt. it cuts off in like a... Too mean, too rough. A very, like, shocking, abrupt cutoff of the recording. And when I looked at the wave file... Oh, I didn't even notice it was split, one side's white, one side's black. Half the tape's white, half the tape black.

When I looked at the wave file when I was recording this song... For your own personal archives, not for right now, because right now we play the tapes live when we listen to them. Are we still saying we do that? Oh, right. if we're still saying we do that i can go back

i'm kidding okay no no because joe go joe joe joe joe joe you by my friend you act like you don't remember i'm doing quantum stuff oh i'm still my doctor against his advisement i stopped taking the pills and i am doing quantum stuff your future self is really fucking your past self i've been experimenting with that do some nice new georgia tomatoes for this one so it cuts off so abruptly and i think it's a slightly different time than what I saw on

Bank Camp and I didn't listen to the Bank Camp version but I saw this maybe a few seconds different, maybe up to a minute different. Oh, okay, because this is 14 minutes and three seconds. Is that what it says on there? Yeah. Okay, so that's what I checked it to. I don't think it's that long. Oh, okay. So I would like actually a full refund. I don't know who this

person is that it's benefiting, but if you could send me... I'd like my money back, please. You're such a Karen. Yeah. Are you recording? Okay, so that's what I'm going to play. Exciting. Yeah, and this is like the track of solid. We should say, if you don't know six organs of a minors,

Bet Chasney, who's been putting out stuff on Drag City and Three Lobed and what other labels? I think Drag City's the main one, right? If somebody, if I'm six organs of Mittens and somebody comes up to me and says, what's label you putting this stuff on? Dracin. Oh, my, I'm putting it on Drag City. You just, he might.

I'm British now, though. I'm putting out of drugs. That ain't. More Australian, I think. Maybe in northern England. She's old enough to be my love. A little bit more of a draw. All right.

So let's play those. Episode number... Oh, McCartney. Well? Well. Nancy? Well. Tabs out number 209?

219. 219. In the can. All rise. Caton apologize. Preparing paths to a platter with small fries. Fall guys. Straddle the fall.

I'm in the attic with taught lines, call signs, confusing at a catcher, barram u in the pasture, trying to go on Spotify's playlist, music for the rapture, fuck around and out a cubit to my stature, hoping he's a gene to time command, otherwise exclusively caprice it's like a blend, seize the mitre as I feed a spider red, apples from the good and evil trees, the cider blend. If you've got a feast and bite them in, or if you won't feed them, then at least some vitamins. Squatting on a curb with a glare, plighting on a bird to the air. Squatting on a curve with the glare, plighting on a bird to the air.

Squatting on the curb with the glare, plotting on the birds of the air. No lie, you watch the crow fly, the pilot in the plane, both eyes close, snow-stice, smoke from the crash site, telling dumb jokes all the past life, you're at the bottom of the ocean on a sunk boat, trying to get the mask right, standing by a star and you're shining like a flashlight. Full philosopher, fake contemplation, face perisy asking, how do you define an ass wipe? Squealing pal till they hear the snout, feeling proud, standing while the kneeler's out. It's time for smashing tiles, not peeling grout. grout. It's hopper slashing tires and peeling out. Nothing's too real to doubt. Don't help my unbelief. I fuck with the sky and what's underneath. You called the karma police and sucked your teeth.

I caught the swarming machine and spun the beef. 60 second pizza in the backyard. Quickly thippin' feet need a splash guard. Nifty net eating off the bass, all another man's treasure shoot skied off a trash barge. Funeral park and not flash mob. Let the cameras pop. Disguises a camel. Slip through the needles. I and camelot. Coming for your kinglike. Kasparov has been making headlines as a master tactician perhaps the greatest of the free world perhaps more significantly a human living full-time you're quick good thing too where you're wearing a mask will you burn the acid or something like that oh no it's just that terribly comfortable I think everyone will be wearing them the future

whether I'm in a spaceship hover in or a basement blubbering progress from the nascent utterings leather for the facial covering spit in what your biscuits smothered in makes you count the syllables like Otherin. Make you doubt the syllabus you're studying, stumbling about the wilderness. Toast man on both sides, buttery, I don't shine cutlery, cut the close-minded other end, building castles in the sand, showing gratitude for hands, laughing at the crafts at low tide, buttering, drop bands to sky write my whole catalog. Copper Ranch, you ride with no saddle on.

You're off-brand like battle frogs, off-brand like a scar from my cattle pride. While you're Babylon, I'll cross sands and find Babylon. Throw another story on this tower. He grabbed a porridge off your counter. Midas transforming your endowment, Tori's in the chowder. Falcons, caborting with the fowlers, prowling for the glory and the power

while ignoring all the flowers. Big pen pearls, if you ask for it or not, trade your mansion in your yacht for a casket and a plot. Leave the cashier at the cot, leave the rations at a rot. Celestial ass and splash, get a mask and mark a smog.

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