Marshall McLuhan: The Medium is the Message

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In 1993, David Newfeld, in association with Nelson Thall, released Marshall McLuhan: The Medium is the Message (Time Again Productions Inc.), a 37-track audio exploration of the late Canadian teacher / scientist / author / prophet / historian / archaeologist / standup comedian / shit-disturber / artist / etcetera.

Marshall McLuhan: The Medium is the Message

The Medium is the Message is a mind-expanding work of sonic and philosophical inquiry. Listen, and verify, for yourself.

1. Mental Manipulation  2. Collect Call Environment  3. Thick Ideas
4. The Role of the Artist  5. Marshall’s Theme  6. The Agenbite of Outwit
7.  Inner Tripping   8. Percepts   9. Through the Vanishing Point
The vanishing point The Vanishing Point
10.  Electric Paralysis   11. Media Ecology   12. Living at the Speed of Light
13.  Discarnate Man   14. One Wheel, All Square  15. Everything’s Disappeared
16. Adult Pals   17.  Lord Thomson Fleets Away   18.  Mass Man
19.The Analogical Mirror   20.Media Fit the Battle of Jericho
21.The Rise and Fall of Nature   22. Organizing Ignorance for Discovery
23. McLuhan Pitch   24. Grammars of the Media   25. King Cadmus’ Parable
26. Post-Kinetic Reflector (A.k.a. Newfeld’s Theme)   
27. Inside the Five Sense Sensorium 28. Acoustic Space 
29. Orchestral Analogies   30. Men Without Art
31. Eyecon/Earcon   32. Sociological Algorithms   33. Menippean Satirists
34. Tetrad Management   35. Rear-View Mirror Pattern   36. Reflectors
37.  Signatures of Existence


Liner Notes for Marshall McLuhan: The Medium is the Message
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The Newfeld-produced The Medium is the Message is not to be confused with the John Simon-produced 1968 LP, The Medium is the Massage, the title of which is taken from the McLuhan book of the same name. Simon’s collage–usually best remembered for a parrot squawking the title phrase over and over–is well worth a listen also.

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