1980 – Schwanz Innsbruck – Kraut / New Wave / Italo

400 is the magic number, not only Jesus had 400 virgins before he died aged 33, it was also the number of beautiful goals Hazard made in his illustrious career, and the number of times someone caught a pingpong ball with his mouth in the infamous sex shows in Bangkok and surroundings. Insein Radio is still the second grooviest in town, without a doubt! Even after 400 shows, we're still going hard AF! The occasion even rised us to unknown levels of creativity to create the most epic artwork in the history of Insein, celebrating both the Fallus and the Ass, Butt the but hasn't made us any wiser! With talking heads figuring as christmas balls without uttering so much as a sound, inseinal sounds has provided us witth honest to god answers to perennial questions such as: what is art? What is authenticity? Listeners are yet to find out whether Insein truly exists or could possibly exist, even though it is perceived. Is it a chatbot? A collective? Whatever it is, e=mc2 8======3 ~~~~~<<

Dzyan – Kabisrain (Bacillus records, 1973) Futuro Antico – Suoni Naturali (Casal Cajardo Recs, 1980) The Trip – Two Brothers (RCA, 1971) Exmagma – Jam Factory (Urus Records, 1975) May BLitz – Smoking The Day Away (Vertigo, 1970) Love Live Life – The Question Mark (King Records, 1971) Laszlo Hortobagyi – Transreplica Mecano (Hungaropop, 1989)

Recorded at home for Villa Bota (www.villabota.be) on 01062020. Broadcasted on 01062020 between 19:00- 20:00 CET. This is the last coronatape, part 5/5 about songs that inspired me 25 - 40 years ago. If everyrhing is ok, next week live from the basis, back on planet earth, so I can breath and live together! splinter 01062020 5/5 1. The Jazz Butcher - Lot 49 2. The Weather Prophets - Hollow Heart 3. The House Of Love - Christine 4. Siouxsie and the Banshees - Jigsaw Feeling 5. The Cult - Nirvana 6. Depeche Mode - Everything Counts 7. The Smiths - There Is A Light That Never Goes Out 8. The Church - Under The Milky Way 9. The Sound - Winning 10. The Stone Roses - I Wanna Be Adored 11. The Stranglers - Peaches 12. The Fall - Mess Of Me 13. TC Matic - Viva Boema 14. The Klinik - Belfast 15. The Bollock Brothers - Harley David

Post punk, there use to be a black king, named Dieudonné Defaux, Duke of Bruges, Count of Flanders, he used to rule over Flanders fertile fields. Maybe you could ask yourself, "why is there a black lord in Bruges?". That's a long story, but not as long as his lunte, but still very long ;-) The virgin Mary was on his head, but also supplied the dwarf entrance! No wonder everybody obliged to the dark skills of Dieudonné Defaux. Count Dieudonné was very known for his PostPunk Wave Parties at his court... All the dwarfspunks of Bruges were summoned and found the entrance by speaking to his mouth ... all virgins were speaking in tongues... and the tongues where in all vigins. We know this story of what them said off ... we couldn't realy fact check but it sounds plausible. Seems legit .. for us.