Mr Weird and Wacky

Let me introduce to you this great blog full of vinyl records oddities for your listening pleasure. mr. Weird and wacky

Voices Of Lynchburg

" ... This was recorded at Lynchburg, Tennessee in the late 1970`s I`d say. Someone went down there and just recorded stories about the area from some local old timers. Of course, Lynchburg is famous for one thing mainly, the Jack Daniels distillery is there. ... "
At Allen`s archive of early and old country music you'll get to listen to Voices Of Lynchburg.

"Moonshine - and other Natural Phenomena..."
(Personal reminiscences of whiskey-making in Moore County - both legal and otherwise.)

Word Jazz

Oddball poetry and music backed by a jazz combo, performed by Ken Nordine, whose voice you'll probably recognize from movie promos. Get it here.

Charles Bukowski "poems and insults" (1973)

Public recordings from Charles Bukowski available at Paul Durango's music blog.
Thanks Paul!

Pickin' up girls made easy (1975)

This record has been originally shared via scar stuff music blog and is now part of WFMU 365 days project 2.(#307)

The Art Of The Rant

Katya, the oddio witch has launched a new project:
"This is a spoken word project in the grand tradition of ranting, raving lunatics, like those who created the 208 versions of Todd Colby's "Cake". Colby went off in a spoken piece proclaiming his unhinged love for cake, and WFMU DJ Kenny G encouraged listeners to deliver the piece in their own interpretations.
In a drunken haze, the owner and manager of PCL Link Dump [Well, I guess that could be me she's referring to...] wandered off on a little rant about accuracy and aspiring to be correct. Following in the tradition of good rant interpretation, it was immediately recorded by some fans. The project was then opened up to the world, including you, yes you! Let off a little steam, go crazy and perform your own audio interpretation of the rant."
You Need To Get Things Right - The Art Of The Rant:
Project Statement, Audio Submissions

Note: Read the original post, here at PCL, that started all this overwhelmingly fun nonsense.

God Hates David Lee Roth

"... Here, we have a religious separatist group from the western US who particularly have it in for rock'n'roll. So, they decide to banish it, in part, by speaking in tongues. ..."
The Sounds of American Doomsday Cults, v.14 available thanks to Invisible Record Archive.
Note: more info about this album here - and more info about Church Universal and Triumphant (CUT) here)