Radio

From Little Jack Rabbit's Big Blue Book by David Cory, 1924.

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Today's flying rocking horse with built-in radio is from The Book of Hobbies; or, A Guide to Happiness by Charles Taussig and Theodore Meyer, 1924.

"WIll locate extraterrestrials."  From UFO Newsclipping Service, 1986.

A musically gifted lobster from Radio Guide, 1937.  (The "Rock Lobster" that the B52's sang about?)

Thanks to The Frozen Autumn (and side project Static Movement) for promoting our haunted clockwork cover of their haunting song "Radio Station."

Thanks to [former DJ] Green Sugar in Germany, who said, "The clock's ticking, the surreal singing, the radio noise effects... A very warm spook. This is one of this songs which is a world on its own... I LOVE IT!!!"

Neons Gone Mad is honored that Diego Merletto of the Italian band Static Movement was interested in a clockwork cover of the classic song "Radio Station."  (Hear Neons Gone Mad on Bandcamp.)

From Nebelspalter, 1929.

A flying carpet adventure recorded off a spirit radio.

Thanks to Pilfering Apples, who said: "I've been truly enjoying this serial adventure! The bold exploring team has captured my heart. If this is truly the last we hear of them, I'll be sad--though happier, true, for having known them at all! Prof. Oddfellow's broadcasts always seem to tell the stories I remember from childhood or from dreams--the ones no one else remembers, that make utter sense on their own."

A flying carpet adventure recorded off a spirit radio:

A flying carpet adventure recorded off a spirit radio:

A flying carpet adventure recorded off the spirit radio.  Thanks to Critic's Guide, who said: "Esperanto Kitty is a superstar - the whole team has captained our hearts to better shores."

Why combine a haunted grandfather clock, Tesla spirit radio, and grand piano?  All is explained (and then some) in Prof. Oddfellow's Penetralia.  (Hear Neons Gone Mad on Bandcamp.)

If you were a radio tower, which would you be?  From Nebelspalter, 1938.

We're honored that DJ Heather Perkins, on Sonoma County KOWS FM Radio, played three of our Neons Gone Mad haunted clockwork tracks: our remix of Electro Spectre's "A Different Kind of Love," our cover of Milla Jovovich's "Distant," and the "Penetralialand" theme to our celebrated web series.  

The full show is archived here, with our set beginning at 28:20 (snippet player below).  Thank you, DJ Heather Perkins, for identifying our music as coming from a parallel universe and for calling our Prof. Oddfellow work "amazing ... you will not be disappointed."