Ralf Zeigermann: CultWhatever doesn't fit into my other categories - Pulp, TV, Stuff...(Untitled)- July 22, 2004 Talking about Dinosaur Books. There's a few more.http://radio.weblogs.com/0113064/categories/cult/2004/07/22.html#a2814 (Untitled)- July 22, 2004 How and Why. I remember reading them when I was a kid; in Germany they were called Was ist Was Bücher. Well, here's a very big cover gallery. And the How and Why book about dinosaurs, with a few inner pages, can be found here. Enjoy.http://radio.weblogs.com/0113064/categories/cult/2004/07/22.html#a2813 (Untitled)- July 19, 2004 Who's on first Abbott & Costello meet the internet. Make sure to check out the audio section. This again comes via WeltamDraht.http://radio.weblogs.com/0113064/categories/cult/2004/07/19.html#a2804 (Untitled)- July 19, 2004 Let's do the Erlenmeyer. Singing Science Records, with song titles like Zoom A Little Zoom or E-lec-tri-city. Fantastic collection of MP3s. Credits go again to WeltamDraht.The Singing Science lyrics were very Atomic Age, while the tunes were generally riffs on popular or genre music of the time. We played them incessantly.http://radio.weblogs.com/0113064/categories/cult/2004/07/19.html#a2803 (Untitled)- July 19, 2004 Let's do the Robot. Cocktail Music for Robots - an LP Cover Gallery of the Music of the Future, from 1959 (1, 2, 3). Fab. Thanks to WeltamDraht!http://radio.weblogs.com/0113064/categories/cult/2004/07/19.html#a2802 (Untitled)- July 16, 2004 Sweet Jane. It's live, comes with the complete intro by Messieurs Dick Wagner and Steve Hunter, and can be found on this website MP3, 9.8MB, amongst other superb Old Fart Music. This is a record to be played loud. Like a Formula One car, it doesn't really begin to perform until it's pushed close to the limit. As background music it isn't much, but powered up on a strong system loud enough to make enemies a quarter-mile away, Rock n Roll Animal -- recorded live at Lou Reed's Academy of Music...http://radio.weblogs.com/0113064/categories/cult/2004/07/16.html#a2797 |