REALIST ARCHIVE PROJECT: "Smokey The Martyr", from GUINDON GOES TO A RESERVATION (1964)
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"JERKING OFF BOATS"
From 1992:
Ship's sponsor Cindy H. McCain, christens the guided missile destroyer USS JOHN McCAIN.
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Previously on this site:
New for Tuesday July 8, 2008
♪ New music added ♪
"DINGER" is a new eight second piece of looping music from us to you, intended to repeat perpetually as a background sound, or to be played with directly as a toy with other mixing equipment. Main ingredients include voices, machinery, melody, and a bell. You can add anything to it you'd like, or just download the Aif file and play in Quicktime on loop. Stereo or headphone set-up preferred.
"DINGER" will be part of another free website soon with an offer to remix with your own sounds. Slow it down or speed it up, we personally find Dinger to be a very flexible and fun toy. It certainly fills up a room, too. For sound tinkerers, there is a lot of EQ opportunity and space for your own decals and paint. Go nuts. It can get very loud.
Released here as a digital eight second single, this is Horse #007.
To add to the summer music, we've also restored DISNEYLAND as a downloadable mp3. Enjoy a high resolution file by clicking here.
Thanks and Ding - Ethan
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New for Tuesday July 1, 2008
Realist Archive Project Update Number 13. Archive is now at 52 full issues, officially more than one-third through to our goal to digitize and restore the entire 146 issue run.
THIS MONTH'S FOUR ISSUES:
FIRST UP, COMPLETELY NEW, AND OFFENSIVE!
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Issue No. 54, November 1964
24 pages, click to read
The FECALPHILES by Lenny Bruce, The Bathroom in Budapest by John Goodwin, and many many shit jokes. Maybe the Realist's filthiest theme issue. |
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Issue No. 71, November 1966
24 pages, click to read
Ronald Reagan For Governor, Dick Guindon's LOOK BACK IN APATHY, and very recommended: IS PAM TYLER MORE GORGEOUS THAN HATTIE MAE BROWN? by Bruce Jay Friedman and by Mel Juffe (see below) |
AND HERE, SPECIAL REPEAT EDITIONS!
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Issue No. 33, April 1962
16 pages, click to read
PART ONE OF THE REPEAT SET
First of two: To meet Postal Regulations for Second Class Mail, and to provide a needed vacation to Realist staff, issues 33 and 34 were pubished with content from previous out of print issues.
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Issue No. 34, May 1962
16 pages, click to read
PART TWO OF THE REPEAT SET
Concluding: To meet Postal Regulations for Second Class Mail, and to provide a needed vacation to Realist staff, issues 33 and 34 were pubished with content from previous out of print issues. - Enjoy our repeat of these two previous reprints. |
Column of The Month
From Issue 71, page 18:
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Item Number Two: Other Realist Related News
Finally, a late reply, Thanks to George Carlin:
Hello.
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Thanks ... We return later this month with a new problem and possibly a Tijuana update. Have a Loud and Happy Fourth - Cheers, Ethan
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