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Black Label #09

by Zwicker

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Sniff & Sneeze! 06:59
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Kumquat 06:07
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Greasy Streets 06:29
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Sniff & Sneeze!
James Teipdek* snorts a line of coke. The stardust tickles his nose so bad, he has to sneeze “Haaaaa.......choooo!!!” His torso jerks forward and he sneezes the cheap blow from the tray!

Kumquat
A kumquat, looking very much like a small orange, rolls smoothly across the kitchen table. James Teipdek
raises his hand and smashes the fruit to juicy pieces with a hammer.

Greasy Streets
Heavy traffic on a street near a major oil leak. Cars are sliding everywhere. Some crash, others find their way. All of the sudden a car stops and out comes... James Teipdek! He pulls out drumsticks and starts to play a percussion solo on a electronic drum pad in the middle of the chaotic street!


(*James Teipdek is a fictional character created by recording artist TWEAK. In TWEAK´s fantasies, Teipdek is a person transported through time to our millennium from the late 1970´s. He has missed the digital revolution, has never imagined television with 1165 stations and has never worked with laptop computers. During their meetings TWEAK and Teipdek talk about Teipdek´s adventures in his early days and reflect on today´s world. And you guessed it... sometimes they also get down and jam. The results of these excursions are distinctive elektro tracks with a european mix of funk, new wave and house – always with attitude and flavoured with Teipdeks´s stories.)

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released March 13, 2006

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