I hope this isn't a reaction to my carefully-typed Futurism post. I
did apologize for its length, after all ;-)
Jacob
quoted 17 lines FREE FORM INFUSION
>FREE FORM INFUSION
>=20
>Free form radio. An entirely new type of radio art, it emanated from the =
>ever-active mind of a virtually unknown New York actor over the airwaves =
>of a tiny, also virtually unknown listener-sponsored radio station. Free =
>form radio, unlike the carefully formatted music programs or the closely =
>monitored talk shows of the early and mid-1960s, meant free reign by the =
>programmer. Free reign to fill a block of radio time with thoughts, =
>experiences and schemes. Free reign over the aether to create radio so =
>personal that a listener would feel as if he were inside the =
>programmer's mind. Fass's first listeners were those few who both owned =
>an FM radio-which in and of itself was certainly not the norm in the =
>early 1960s-and, for whatever reason, could afford to stay awake all =
>night to listen to it. The potential audience was minuscule at best. And =
>yet Fass trudged ahead with his radio experiments, and listenership grew =
>when listeners began to realize that they were hearing something =
>completely new.
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