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For a very short recording, this one is perfect to sample for use in Industrial music.

If he's feeling frisky - he might add a second night to his travel. How do you like them apples?

To complete the picture that we began painting, here's Part 2 of Scott's monologues or beat poetry. Whatever you want to call it.

Sometimes we break our own rules. Look, we collect a lot of found media - including cassettes that just look interesting. This one caught our eye from a label - which I'll just refer to as "Scott" here. As far as we can tell, it's Scott doing monologues or beat poetry. And this is just Part 1.

Though it's been nearly a year since our last post, we wanted to remind you that we are still alive. 1, 2, 3.

What good is a Windows computer without a mouse?

Clarence is in his lane. Vibing. Watching 'The Swamp Thing'.

No, we're not dead. We're still working through the tremendous collection of the Found Footage Festival. And we hope your weekend was wonderful.

If you want to leave a message on this answering machine, you must follow these simple rules.

Haas is on a real Montgomery Gentry kick - he won't stop calling about these Roughneck Rebels.

To continue on from his last message, Haas wants to talk to you about Country music. His style.

Winter is here but warm up with some singing of "Ramblin' Man" by Hass - from the collection of the Found Footage Festival.

Nothing like a vulgar impersonation of Red Fox to cheer up both of you guys.

Risks of going back to Rob's living quarters: mildew, disease and bugs.

He's got your literature from Las Vegas, you pervert.

Look, we really don't know what is going on in this recording, Baby Doll.

I don't know what I expected to immediately follow up a Beavis and Butthead impersonation but I did not expect a Thomas Edison impersonation. Again, from the incredible collection of the Found Footage Festival.