"Words words words. Words without meaning and with meaning. Find a lot of those at www.UBU.com. Three artists of various sorts we have selected for the compositions below. We have tried to get 3 extremes and cath their spirits in the compositions below.
A few words about the protagonists:
Francis E Dec was a nutcase (or was he?) living in New York who conceived his own imaginary world of conspiracies. Quite a character.
Read more about Dec at [ http://home.pacifier.com/~dkossy/dec.html ]
Raoul Hausmann, born in 1886 in Vienna (Austria), lived in Berlin beginning in 1900, and deceased in Limoges (France) in 1971, is counted among the most important artists of the historical avant-garde of the 20th century.
He was one of the founding members of Dada Berlin in 1918 together with Richard Hulsenbeck and Frantz Jung. During this period of intense activity he contributed to the review "Die Freie Strasse" and to the "Club Dada," a special issue of the same. He founded and ran, together with Joannes Baader and Richard Hulsenbeck, "Der Dada," the most celebrated review of the Berlin dadaists.
Read more about Hausmann at [ http://www.ubu.com/sound/hausmann.html ]
Gregory Whitehead, radio philosopher, radio artist and producer of great great radio plays also occasionally gives interviews. As we all notice when being interviewed it tends to be difficult to find the right words. Sometimes at least.
Read more about and hear more from Whitehead at [ http://www.gregorywhitehead.com ]" (From the EarLabs' release page)