The Naked Lunch - Бесплатная аудиокнига

The Chill Room, 13 November 2020 at 9pm PT on killradio dot org

256k VBR, 72 minutes. Naked Lunch at 60

You can cut into Naked Lunch at any intersection point, and, in honor of the 50th anniversary of the publication of this radical blueprint, which through the metaphor of addiction shows us the depths of control, let's listen deep into Bill himself reading from his Word Hoard, mixed densely into a Chill Room collage. "Burroughs alone made us pay attention to the realities of contemporary life and gave us the energy to explore the psyche without a filter," said Lou Reed. So join the celebration of Old Bull Lee and stop for a moment to ponder what's on the end of YOUR fork.

Show originally recorded December 2009, which WAS the 50th anniversary. It's mostly Bill, and I do love it.

Readings by William Burroughs from the Naked Lunch Audio Book 1995 and from Call Me Burroughs 1965.

Setlist: Talking Heads-Warning Sign / Atrophied Preface / Jonathan Zorn-so too were processed meats / quick.... / Lt Caramel-J'ai dix doigts / Throbbing Gristle-Unknown (Desertshore Installation, 2007) / CoH and Cosey Fanny Tutti-Mad / Bradley the Buyer / Ry Cooder-Powis Square / Jack Nitzsche-Rolls Royce and Acid / and st__art west / Old Farmers Almanac (Real English Tea Made Here) / Mitchell Brown Magnetic Celadonia / Jack Nitzsche-Harry Flowers / Mikel Rouse-Monsters (myspace) / Tyrannosaurus Rex-By the Light of the Magickal Moon / Fraternity of Man-Don't Bogart That Joint / Meeting of International Conference of Technological Psychiatry / THU20-Het Archief / Underworld Dark Hard / Islam Incorporated and the Parties of Interzone / The Haters-Strength Through Emptiness / Lou Christie-Two Faces Have I (a capella) / Throbbing Gristle-Weeping

New hotter mix for 2020. Back where it belongs on killradio again. Special thanks to Greg Bishop -- who had the audio book. With thanks to killradio, podomatic, my listeners, Jason and Sarah, wfmu.org, and to Mr. Burroughs himself, for being the only artist I know who was never changed by success.

Wouldn't you?