HOWL IN THE TYPEWRITER - "Would You Believe? There's A Happening!" (1986)

 Well, this is what it says right in the Pumf Records Mail Order Catalogue about this Howl In The Typewriter release,

"Another audience-testing performance, this time from 1986 - live dementia, love and peace, the Night of the Summer of Love (etc)."

"Features an improvised piece during which audience members were invited onto the stage to play; at one point there were seventeen people on stage, mainly playing electric guitars."

 "Also includes a segment from another live performance, during which all the equipment was packed away piece by piece, leaving the backing tape to finish the gig on its own."

 HOWL IN THE TYPEWRITER - "Gronk"

 So when I was first introduced to the music and projects of pStan Batcow a few months ago, I thought it was interesting that we had never crossed tracks before, and then when I was rummaging through a bunch of old correspondence looking for more material for this blog, I found this small wad of paper ads stapled together that proved otherwise!

Bigger than anything, if I had just been paying attention, we might have been trading tapes 30 years ago, but I wasn't, and we didn't!

The truth of the matter is, this was never really a very good form of advertising for me.

And that's because I would get so many of these little pieces of paper included with almost every package I got, especially the ones from artistes in Europe, that unfortunately I became kind of blind to them, but now we have the internet, and it's a completely different world!

PUMF.NET

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