Tribute To 'B' and 'C' List Musicians From The Early Years Of MTV, and G.G. Allin

by Weasel Walter

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	1.	For Les Nemes 03:29
	2.	For Dave Diamond 07:21
	3.	For Benjy King 00:36
	4.	For Paul Reynolds 01:52
	5.	For Marc Moreland 05:05
	6.	For Thommy Price 03:09
	7.	For Scott St. Clair Sheets 03:21
	8.	For Wendy Melvoin 05:33
	9.	For Steve Coy 06:39
	10.	For Dale Bozzio 02:15
	11.	For Gary McDowell 02:21
	12.	For Mike Skill 00:47
	13.	For Kevin Mooney 13:25
	14.	For Uwe Fahrenkrog-Petersen 03:22
	15.	For Kathy Valentine 02:40
	16.	For Roland Orzabal 07:58
	17.	For Astro 03:52
	18.	For Keren Woodward 12:04
	19.	For Ranking Roger 01:11
	20.	For Jon Moss 24:53
	21.	For Leo Williams 05:49
	22.	For Michael Steele 07:23
	23.	For Phil Oakey 06:15
	24.	For Gary Barnacle 04:57
	25.	For Joe Leeway 01:49
	26.	For G.G. Allin 02:00

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This collection contains almost two and a half hours of Moog Modular software synthesizer improvisations by Weasel Walter, compiled in June 2014.

"I consider this to be one of my least commercial offerings to date, if not the absolute nadir. I dare you to listen to this whole thing in one sitting. You are busy. You don't have the time.

Apparently I was in some kind of extended fugue state at some point when I lived in Oakland, California and I recorded all of these pieces using Moog Modular synthesizer software and a MIDI keyboard. It does appear that careful editing has taken place, because my intent has always been to offer, you, the discriminating Weasel Walter fan, only the finest material.

During the past week, a late night ritual has occurred wherein I have obsessed about obscure details regarding various videos from the historical 1983 US Festival, held in Southern California. My partner on many of these voyages has been Tim Dahl. Both of us are obsessed with minutiae concerning personnel of the early mainstream post-new wave bands who dominated MTV airplay circa 1982-1984. This collection pays tribute to those aesthetic warriors and their ability to generate income despite their mental illnesses and/or lack of talent.

Also, one of these tracks goes out to G.G. Allin, because he still rules.

I personally guarantee this is not worse music than most bad vintage synth albums nerds pay a lot of money on Discogs for. If it aids you to think this music is by one of those people, please don't let me stand in your way. Take that Klonopin, kick right back in your easy chair and let the bad vibes just take you away.

If ten bucks means nothing to you, just send it to me immediately for this album and I will lustily devour a hamburger in your honor.

Cheers."

- Weasel Walter, Brooklyn, NY, 9.14.15

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released September 14, 2015

Weasel Walter (moog modular software)

Tracks 1-10 recorded September 5, 2005
Tracks 11-17 recorded September 6, 2005
Tracks 18-20 recorded September 7, 2005
Tracks 21, 22 recorded October 22, 2005
Tracks 23-26 recorded October 23, 2005

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ugEXPLODE Records was founded in 1991 and dissolved in 2013, and revived in 2018 building on a raw aesthetic springing from extreme rock forms and free jazz.

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