MP3s
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You want MP3s? This section's full of them. Here's a few to get you started.
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 | The Fat Muppets |
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 | Stairway To Britney |
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| Sperms Got Germs |
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| Rocked By Rape |
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| Rebel Without A Pause (Whipped Cream Mix) |
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| Pwn Monkey |
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| Pertaining To The Beat |
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| Lunch |
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| Like You Use Me |
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| Jesus Carp (Son Of Cod) |
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| I Want a Cookie |
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| I Think I'd Like Belfast |
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| Hillbilly Beatboxing |
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| The Fool On The Hill - Major/Minor Swap |
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| Fock It |
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| Don't Miss the Great Snatch |
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| Dinner |
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| By The Time I Get To Arizona (Whipped Cream Mix) |
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| Breakfast |
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| Baloney & Oates |
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| Swopepusher v3 |
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| Live on BMIR @ Burning Man 2007 |
Browse through the postings in this section to find more MP3s, music, and articles about individual songs. Some of these songs have videos for them in the Videos section. There's also a few more MP3s in the Testing Area.
Hungry for more? Feast on the archives of our weekly radio show The Sound Of Plaid, with dozens of shows waiting for you to download or listen to right now!
Torture Music - MP3 from ECC's Shouting Fire radio show
Monday, 24 March 2008 21:05
Have you tuned into Shouting Fire yet? Our spunky li'l internet radio station (a spin-off from our BMIR 94.5 FM at Burning Man) is growing quickly, sprouting about 3 new weekly shows EVERY week. The ECC's TradeMark G. hosts The Sound Of Plaid every Thursday (see the schedule for airtimes), where you can hear strange audio gems from the ECC archives.
During Show #003 last week there was a segment called Torture Music. In a recorded interview, Justine Sharrock tells about the musical tastes of American's torturers (aka interrogators, at Guantanamo as well as Iraqi prisons). It seems that cruel streak involves playing music for the detainees, loudly and repeatedly (some repeat times are measured in days). Our Torture Music segment blends her interview with the songs she names, mashed up into an increasingly aggravating (and repetetive) 17-minute mix.
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