From Lud — Live in Europe Dave’s Bikini Hall of Justice
From Lud’s record album V. Song for Someone’s Dad Lyrics as follows: Song for Somone’s Dad Well the bell on the hill acts as a primitive tripwire down below, guarding corners sits an urban militia Times are bad the money’s good but there’s manic whirring bits Vidi, Vici, Vendi for the fuck of it We’re [...]
Live early version of Matigari before the lyrics were written. Kirk, Bryon, Anthony & Lee. Matigari is a book by Ngugi that Paul Price turned me on to. Some context from Ngugi’s bio: While Ngugi was in Britain for the launch and promotion of Devil on the Cross, he learned about the Moi regime’s plot [...]
Another Song from V This one is about a lot of things. It was inspired by the actions of people long ago to just wash those nasty old PCBs down the drain at a transformer factory in Bloomington, Indiana. A lot of us consumed tens of thousands times the acceptable limits of dioxin as a [...]
First short film from the new record. This is a song Bryon wrote.
One More Dollar One More Dollar One More Cigarette One More Holler One More Holler (Kinda like something familiar) (One of just five or six billion) (tastes like something familiar) (shake it like one in a million) The Key’s on the table (in the hall there is a table) Write if you’re able (in the [...]
This is a medley of two songs we play. The first is called Tribute to German Jam Bands of the Late 1970s and Early 1980s. The second is called Future Dance Hit of America — or at least for now it is. The medley was recored live at Fuse nightclub on Rosemary Street in Chapel [...]
Here’s the first mix from the Lud at Fuse series — five Wednesdays in a row at the same spot where we used to socialize after wild nights at the Yellow House 15 years ago. This is a song Lee, Bryon, Tony and I wrote together and started playing live with the Fuse shows. It’s [...]
Here are some more tracks from the Lesotho 2000 series Audio: Singing Contest in Lesotho Audio: A song of praise for Tsepo
