G7 Welcoming Committee Records Uncooperative Audio & Video
Summary: A feed of free music, spoken word and video from G7 Welcoming Committee Records. Also home to G7 Radio, a monthly hour-long program featuring unscripted and unabridged stupidity punctuated with incredibly rare - nay, endangered - moments of insight, two-bit sound effects, and some of our favourite records and personal laments.
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Please, won't someone stop us?
Please, won't someone stop us?
Please, won't someone stop us?
For some unknown reason, we decided to do try this again, although in an extremely abridged weekly format with even WORSE production values than before. Stay tuned for its demise.
For some unknown reason, we decided to do try this again, although in an extremely abridged weekly format with even WORSE production values than before. Stay tuned for its demise.
For some unknown reason, we decided to do try this again, although in an extremely abridged weekly format with even WORSE production values than before. Stay tuned for its demise.
From "Our Living Language" (G7051-D)
From "Our Living Language" (G7051-D)
From "New Dark Age Parade" (G7044)
From "New Dark Age Parade" (G7044)
This month we interview Indigenous Peoples' Solidarity Movement activist Shelagh Pizey-Allen about the Grassy Narrows blockade, reveal the results of a scientific analysis of last month's spine- tingling seance, talk to a man who is directly related to a historic moment in Propagandhi history and in the course of recounting a wildly speculative biography of Mel Gibson, somehow find common ground between David Bowie and Cryptic Slaughter. All this and more (or less) on what has been described by critics as "one of the most podcasts in history"...
This month we interview Indigenous Peoples' Solidarity Movement activist Shelagh Pizey-Allen about the Grassy Narrows blockade, reveal the results of a scientific analysis of last month's spine- tingling seance, talk to a man who is directly related to a historic moment in Propagandhi history and in the course of recounting a wildly speculative biography of Mel Gibson, somehow find common ground between David Bowie and Cryptic Slaughter. All this and more (or less) on what has been described by critics as "one of the most podcasts in history"...
This month we interview Indigenous Peoples' Solidarity Movement activist Shelagh Pizey-Allen about the Grassy Narrows blockade, reveal the results of a scientific analysis of last month's spine- tingling seance, talk to a man who is directly related to a historic moment in Propagandhi history and in the course of recounting a wildly speculative biography of Mel Gibson, somehow find common ground between David Bowie and Cryptic Slaughter. All this and more (or less) on what has been described by critics as "one of the most podcasts in history"...
From "New Dark Age Parade" (G7044)
From "New Dark Age Parade" (G7044)
