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Category Archives: Shows
The Exciting Hellebore Shew: Rambling Special
Pilfering through the voices of today’s logicians… First Broadcast on October 23, 2003.
- Begins with nose-picking complaint, instructing listeners not to listen to the Hellebore Shew.
- ‘Bring me a hail of slow-motion on a plate please (followed by the aerial bombardment of your head)’ – Ray Stispozeille, an atempt to subvert the ‘think before you talk’ ethic. Unintentionally tedious.
- Commentary: The rights and wrongs of tape-dropping fodder.
- Ripe, Ripe Vegetable
- Intermission by poet and musician Mr Legge, in which he interrupts his own performance with an ad-hoc poetry one-man convention.
- Makeover – recorded betwixt the 20th and 21st centuries in Hertfordshire.
Epistaxis Time: Overdose Pie
This episode begins with an exciting yet depressing techno number about alienation, arrest and imprisonment. Our host bakes and eats a pie containing miscellaneous prescription drugs. First broadcast on September 14th 2005.
Hooting Yard: Curd
Back in the days of Stalin, it was a brave soul who mocked the Comintern. Uncle Joe and his myrmidons tended to get attacks of the vapours when ridiculed. Svetlana B was not particularly brave, however. For one thing, she mocked the Comintern from the comparative safety of a radio shack hidden in a village in the English fens, which she pronounced “fence”.
This fun-packed episode of Hooting Yard was first broadcast on the 26th January 2004.
- A letter of complaint from an Aztec Fundamentalist.
- Five Tiny Birds
- Crime of the Century
- Blodgett’s Fiendish X-Ray Plot
- Bilingual Comintern Mocker
- Quotation from Ignatius Donnelly, “Atlantis : The Antedeluvian World”
- Mrs Gubbins’ New Publish Venture
- Curd
Epistaxis Time: Insulting Strangers in the Street
An experiment into the power of offensive words. Our host shouts insults at complete strangers in order to observe their response. This episode was first broadcast on the 20th of April 2005.
- Introduction, the sounds of a CD
- Women
- Insult Experiment
The Exciting Hellebore Shew: Bush Special
First broadcast on November 19th 2003, this episode of the Exciting Hellebore Shew celebrates George W Bush’s visit to London. It’s dedicated to the American president, and also to bushes in general. The highlight of the show is certainly “chemical attack”.
Midnight Sex Talk – Sex and Drugs
Rhythm Incursions Podcast #3
Heat Sensor – Regime (Remix) [unreleased]
NMS – Hold The Atmosphere [Big Dada]
DJ Wally – Out There In Dub Minor [Samz Jointz]
DJ Rupture – Desplazados [The Agriculture]
Dabrye (feat Jay Dee & Phat Kat) – Game Over [Ghostly International]
Sixtoo v Simahlak – Side B [Bully Records]
edIT – Arbor [unreleased]
Ambulance Chasers – GrHoCh [unreleased]
Team Shadetek – She [Shadetek]
2Tall – Self Doubt [Needlework unreleased]
Kitimat – Kontent Without A K [Sound-Ink]
Dday One – Mixing Paint [Needlework]
Vengeance of Volume – Wax Eldon Piece [NeedleWork unreleased]
Andrew Thompson – There Must Be Some Kind of Misunderstanding [Lewis Recordings]
Superdense Child – Bakerman’s Droid Stew [Battlecake]
Waxfactor – Karma Suture [unreleased]
Reptiles – Electric Lovesong [Liquid Playthings]
Resonance Radio Orchestra: The Death of Nero
THE DEATH OF NERO – a radiophonic operetta. Devised and performed by The Resonance Radio Orchestra, music written by Alfredo Genovesi, Chris Weaver and Ben Drew with texts and lyrics by Ed Baxter after Tacitus, Suetonius, De Quincey et al.. Performed live at the Shoreditch Festival and broadcast live on Resonance 104.4FM Sunday August 1st 2004
Hooting Yard: Gods
More thrilling stories from Hooting Yard. This episode was first broadcast on January 19th 2005.
“Geb. Hapi. Anubis. Khnum. Ra. These are gods. They are not toys or trinkets, plastic figurines or dolls made out of scraps of wool or straw. They are gods. Maat. Aten. Sekhmet. Hathor. Horus. These too are gods. Mighty, imperious gods. Geb is the Great Cackler, Hapi the Father of the Gods, Anubis the Jackal, Khnum the Lord of the Cool Waters, Ra the Sun God, Maat the Goddess of Truth, Aten the Lord of All, Sekhmet the Mighty One, Hathor the Mistress of Heaven and Horus He Who Is Above. Bow down before them for they are powerful deities.”
- Pageantry (A boisterous parade)
- Gods (Egyption and Aztec)
- One Afternoon on the lane that runs from Coctlosh to Pointy Town.
- Fripp it to Shreds ( http://www.fripp.com )
- Bogodan