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Bobs Slacktime Funhouse - Rev. Louie Louie Presents "The New, Shoulda Been Long Lost Last Episode of Norble Durnquest"

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2014
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1
Language
English

Tonight, seekers, comes the first fruits from the FUNHOUSE Radio Outreach Project (my F.R.O.P. agenda), and I am damned proud! Reverend Louie Louie's show project has jelled into fearsome excellence. But this more than just a wonderfully goofy and evocative radio exercise produced by the hands of an editing master--this is the long-awaited culmination of an interrupted dream from thirty frickin' years ago! As I describe it in the intro, RL² has an impressive radio pedigree, and in the day, he produced some amazing stuff, particularly the NORBLE DURNQUEST ALL-AMERICAN LIZARD SHOW (!!!). He wasn't just a star...he was a hero. And tonight, after decades spent in limbo, Norble's sprawling narrative at last has been given the courtesy of a radio reacharound. The loose ends that seemed destined to dangle in the breeze forever have been macraméed into a wondrous sonic excursion into the mind of this marvelous madman.

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Reverend Louie Louie, tonight is YOURS.

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  1. 1 RLLShow

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  1. Bobs Slacktime Funhouse - Rev. Louie Louie Presents "The New, Shoulda Been Long Lost Last Episode of Norble Durnquest"!

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