The Boring Like a Drill Hit Parade

Canberra's answer to Bob Dylan crafted the perfect pop anthem saluting flames, and Austrians. Ever versatile, she also recorded it in German - just like Peter Gabriel! Full story here.

(MP3, 3'14", 3.0 MB)

Gruß Gott! Julie Dawn Kemp nach Kanberra hat ein gutes Schallplatten aufgemachen. Sie hören zu ihm und Sie sagen «Ausgezeichnet!». Hier ist die sehr interessant Geschichte.

(MP3, 3'14", 3.0 MB)

Speaking of Bob Dylan, we've all heard him do this song and think, "Yeah, not bad, but what we really want is a singer who can really belt it out, with a swinging horn section and sexy backing singers!" With a swivel of his hips, Buddy answers your prayers. All of them. Full story here.

(MP3, 6'34", 6.1 MB)

The full version of Gaburo's 40-odd minute disquisition on the word "screw" for seven virtuoso speakers is hosted on UbuWeb, but here's a brief taster for the curious. Used to show the influence of Samuel Beckett's writing for stage on Gaburo's vocal music. Full story here.

(MP3, 2'10", 3.6 MB)

Cassette Boy atones for owning an audio book of The Da Vinci Code by giving us all a precise summary of its contents. Probably off the album Dead Horse. Full story here.

(MP3, 1'00", 1.3 MB)