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Topics: Irwin Chusid's Songs in the Key of Z (2000) + Daniel Johnston, The Shaggs, Tiny Tim, Joe Meek, Captain Beefheart, The Legendary Stardust Cowboy, R. Stevie Moore, 1/2 Japanese, Jack Mudurian, B. J. Snowden, Lucia Pamela, Luie Luie, Wesley Willis
Guest: D. E. (aka lifeinratutopia)
Old skool posting legend D. E. joins yeerk for a journey into the 'incredibly strange' world of OUTSIDER MUSIC via the carnival barker showmanship of 'ideologue with a hustle' Irwin Chusid and his landmark book SONGS IN THE KEY OF Z
They ponder the ethics of outsider art, the paradoxical connections between conservatism and conservationism, the perverse freedom of obscurity- and finally ask the question: just how weird are these people anyway?
"Oh, the boys with cars want motorcycles
And the boys with motorcycles want cars
You can never please anybody in this world"
"If I could only stay sixteen forever
Then I'd know that I'd be satisfied with life"
Check out John Jay Stancliff's Fedbook (on which D. E. worked as an editor)
Intro theme by Laz Harding (The Upest Fukist) (https://www.youtube.com/@theupestfukist3064)
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Topics: Irwin Chusid's Songs in the Key of Z (2000) + Daniel Johnston, The Shaggs, Tiny Tim, Joe Meek, Captain Beefheart, The Legendary Stardust Cowboy, R. Stevie Moore, 1/2 Japanese, Jack Mudurian, B. J. Snowden, Lucia Pamela, Luie Luie, Wesley Willis
Guest: D. E. (aka lifeinratutopia)
Old skool posting legend D. E. joins yeerk for a journey into the 'incredibly strange' world of OUTSIDER MUSIC via the carnival barker showmanship of 'ideologue with a hustle' Irwin Chusid and his landmark book SONGS IN THE KEY OF Z
They ponder the ethics of outsider art, the paradoxical connections between conservatism and conservationism, the perverse freedom of obscurity- and finally ask the question: just how weird are these people anyway?
"Oh, the boys with cars want motorcycles
And the boys with motorcycles want cars
You can never please anybody in this world"
"If I could only stay sixteen forever
Then I'd know that I'd be satisfied with life"
Check out John Jay Stancliff's Fedbook (on which D. E. worked as an editor)
Intro theme by Laz Harding (The Upest Fukist) (https://www.youtube.com/@theupestfukist3064)