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none of us are saints 00:16
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implements of hell 00:17
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moon maniac 00:16
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january sixteen 00:12
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grace budd 00:08
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ham and eggs 00:24
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that old paddle 00:19
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bellview 00:08
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she picked wildflowers 01:16
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ten weeks of groceries 00:40
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t bone steak 00:28
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roast chicken 00:40
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needles 00:21
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father of six 00:38
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blame god 00:26
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old sparky 00:16
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pages of filth 00:06
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twice 00:26

about

"I brought him to the Riker Ave. dumps. There is a house that stands alone, not far from where I took him ... I took the boy there. Stripped him naked and tied his hands and feet and gagged him with a piece of dirty rag I picked out of the dump. Then I burned his clothes. Threw his shoes in the dump. Then I walked back and took trolley to 59 St. at 2 A.M. and walked from there home. Next day about 2 P.M., I took tools, a good heavy cat-of-nine tails. Home made. Short handle. Cut one of my belts in half, slit these half in six strips about 8 in. long. I whipped his bare behind till the blood ran from his legs. I cut off his ears – nose – slit his mouth from ear to ear. Gouged out his eyes. He was dead then. I stuck the knife in his belly and held my mouth to his body and drank his blood. I picked up four old potato sacks and gathered a pile of stones. Then I cut him up. I had a grip with me. I put his nose, ears and a few slices of his belly in the grip. Then I cut him thru the middle of his body. Just below his belly button. Then thru his legs about 2 in. below his behind. I put this in my grip with a lot of paper. I cut off the head – feet – arms – hands and the legs below the knee. This I put in sacks weighed with stones, tied the ends and threw them into the pools of slimy water you will see all along the road going to North Beach. Water is 3 to 4 ft. deep. They sank at once. I came home with my meat. I had the front of his body I liked best. His monkey and pee wees and a nice little fat behind to roast in the oven and eat. I made a stew out of his ears – nose – pieces of his face and belly. I put onions, carrots, turnips, celery, salt and pepper. It was good. Then I split the cheeks of his behind open, cut off his monkey and pee wees and washed them first. I put strips of bacon on each cheek of his behind and put in the oven. Then I picked 4 onions and when meat had roasted about 1/4 hr., I poured about a pint of water over it for gravy and put in the onions. At frequent intervals I basted his behind with a wooden spoon. So the meat would be nice and juicy. In about 2 hr., it was nice and brown, cooked thru. I never ate any roast turkey that tasted half as good as his sweet fat little behind did. I ate every bit of the meat in about four days. His little monkey was as sweet as a nut, but his pee-wees I could not chew. Threw them in the toilet." -a letter written to Albert Fish's attorney

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released October 9, 2012

Robert Wilson Brantley III- noise/ amplifiers/ samples

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HUMAN FLUID ROT Pompano Beach, Florida

HUMANFLUIDROT is an experiment in otoneurological stimuli focusing on the use of sound wave manipulation, volume and layering started in 2005 with a focus to create an interesting and different listening experience. Using heavy amounts of everyday instrument effects and a collection of not-so-ordinary tools, a powerful blend of tones and wave lengths formed that continue to change. ... more

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