Today's MindField is a very noirish rendering of Jack Mangan's flash fiction piece: Truth or Consequences Motel, which was published in Neometropolis magazine. Here is the music that help's set the mood.
Heart Attack American 2:51 The Bronx
tira a camizero 2:14 dj gorky
Music For A Future City 7:10 CamTarn
Episodes (Diphenhydramine) 3:25 Pela
miniperformer 3:45 superargo
Lefty's Alone 3:58 Drop Trio
Shoot Frank 4:22 Cage
Cyberpunk bed: Black Skies 5:52 CamTarnDig the tunes/show some love /buy from artists
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WNDRWolf
July 24, 2006Another excellent show. Once again proving why you are the reigning Shogun.
Alvie
July 25, 2006Youve done yourself and Jack proud.
admin
July 25, 2006WW-Thanks-I rolled some dice on this one. Got to do that sometimes.
A-Thanks man-coming from you that is very flattering and reassuring.
Jack Mangan’s Deadpan » Blog Archive » Truth or Consequences, N.M., straight from Taiwan
July 25, 2006[...] Mark Forman, aka One Bad MF, aka, Brooklyn Bluesman, aka Reigning Shogun of Taiwan, has done me the honor of reading my short story, “Truth or Consequences Motel“, on his latest MindField podcast. The Shogun delivers a masterful reading, blending neon cyberpunk attitude and music with the gritty tone of the story. [...]
Alvie
July 25, 2006The man himself has spake, and lo, it was good...
admin
July 26, 2006Word
hugh
July 27, 2006Torture! I can't download this at work! Must be time to go home.
admin
July 27, 2006Torture? any volunteers? Hehe. Oh-Halloween still a long way off.
Jack Mangan
July 28, 2006Sorry to pop in so late with this comment --- but I really appreciate your wonderful treatment and reading of my story, Mark. Excellent music choices; excellent vocal delivery. Thank you so much!
admin
July 28, 2006Good story fun for me all the way.
hugh
August 5, 2006Magnificent! I rarely replay podcasts since I can barely keep up as it is, but I played this one twice. It speaks to me in a way that few Podiobooks do, and it's prompted me to make a few changes. You know, those access points really aren't that hard to find once you know how to look for them. Especially at night. The blinking lights give away the location, and they provide a convenient target to aim for in the dim light.
admin
August 5, 2006Hugh-thx. No more kool-aid for you.