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Otis Fodder: Perpetuation of the Species
Posted on June 26th, 2005 by s&S.
Categories: *Otis Fodder, collage, exotic, found / thriftstore, live-mix, music mix, spoken.
June 26th 2005, 8pm – 10:30pm
special guest pervert: Otis Fodder PLAYLIST & INFO PAGE HERE!
“Calling all CADS!!, Calling all CADS!! Mr. Otis Fodder joined me here again presenting his unholy audio carrying case filled with recordings of; instructions for; and celebrations of:
“THE PERPETUATION OF THE SPECIES!”
Was this a sexy show?
Does a sassy lady bee shake her sassy lady bee hips and go, “BZZ, BZZ”?
**mp3 excerpts:
- Fabio & the Tropical Island
- lumbering rhythms of love
- trailer to hill-billy hooker movie
- the sensuous woman, molasses
- show’s over – we say goodbye
running time: 2.5 hours
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