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ART THAT KILLS 04 Introduction by CARLO Mccormick 04 06 a Beginning, and an End 06 10 the Precursors: WILLIAM S ART THAT KILLS 04 Introduction by CARLO McCORMICK 04 06 A Beginning, and an End 06 10 The Precursors: WILLIAM S. BURROUGHS 10 14 The Precursors: ANTON LaVEY 14 20 The Precursors: KENNETH ANGER 20 22 The Precursors: ROBERT WILLIAMS 22 30 The Precursors: CHARLES MANSON 30 38 The Precursors: GENESIS P-ORRIDGE 38 46 The Precursors: MONTE CAZAZZA 46 50 The Precursors: HARLEY FLANNAGAN / CRO-MAGS 50 54 Soundtrack to 1984: Rev. Jim Jones — The Last Supper 54 55 Soundtrack to 1984: PSYCHIC TV 55 56 Soundtrack to 1984: ANTON LaVEY et al - The Satanic Mass 56 57 Soundtrack to 1984: CHARLES MANSON - Lie 57 58 Soundtrack to 1984: LYDIA LUNCH 58 59 Soundtrack to 1984: FOETUS 59 60 Soundtrack to 1984: NON 60 61 Soundtrack to 1984: RADIO WEREWOLF 61 62 Soundtrack to 1984: WHITEHOUSE 62 63 Soundtrack to 1984: Skinned Alive 63 64 Soundtrack to 1984: MICHAEL MOYNIHAN 64 65 Soundtrack to 1984: GG ALLIN 65 66 Soundtrack to 1984: KING DIAMOND / CRO-MAGS show 66 67 Soundtrack to 1984: SWANS 67 68 JOE COLEMAN 68 76 LYDIA LUNCH 76 82 NICK ZEDD / THE UNDERGROUND FILM BULLETIN 82 88 RICHARD KERN / DEATHTRIP FILMS 88 94 J.G. THIRLWELL a.k.a. FOETUS 94 98 FRED BERGER / PROPAGANDA 98 106 JONATHAN SHAW 106 112 Killer Clowns 112 124 BOYD RICE/NON . 124 132 JOHN AES-NIHIL 132 138 NICKBOUGAS 138 144 ZEENA SCHRECK nee LaVEY 144 148 NIKOLAS SCHRECK / RADIO WEREWOLF 148 154 ADAM PARFREY / FERAL HOUSE 154 162 Your host, GEORGE PETROS 162 170 MICHAEL ANDROS 170 174 ROBERT N. TAYLOR / CHANGES 174 184 GGALLIN 184 190 JAMES MASON 190 198 8-8-88 198 200 JONATHAN HAYNES 200 208 DOUGLAS PEARCE / DEATH IN JUNE 208 212 MICHAEL MOYNIHAN / BLOOD AXIS 212 220 Soundtrack to 1994: BLOOD AXIS 220 222 Soundtrack to 1994: NON 222 224 Soundtrack to 1994: LAIBACH 224 228 Soundtrack to 1994: GENITORTURERS 228 232 Soundtrack to 1994: COP SHOOT COP 232 234 Soundtrack to 1994: TYPE O NEGATIVE 234 235 Soundtrack to 1994: ROZZ WILLIAMS 235 236 Soundtrack to 1994: MARILYN MANSON 236 238 THOMAS THORN / THE ELECTRIC HELLFIRE CLUB 238 242 PETER H. GILMORE / THE BLACK FLAME 242 246 SHAUN PARTRIDGE / THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY TEMPLE 246 252 GIDDLE PARTRIDGE / THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY TEMPLE 252 254 Mags & zines: STEVEN BLUSH & G.R / SECONDS 254 256 Mags & zines: JIM GOAD / ANSWER ME! 256 258 Mags & zines: ROBERT WARD / THE FIFTH PATH 258 260 Mags & zines: AARON GARLAND / OHM CLOCK 260 262 Mags & zines: TRACY TWYMAN / DAGOBERTS REVENGE 262 264 Mags & zines: PROPAGANDA 264 265 Mags & zines: THE BLACK,FLAME 265 266 SHANE BUGBEE 266 272 MIKE DIANA 272 280 SONDRA LONDON 280 288 JAMES WILLIAMSON / CREATION 288 290 RICHARD METZGER / DISINFORMATION 290 292 Gallery of Transgression: KIM SELTZER 292 293 Gallery of Transgression: TREVOR BROWN 293 294 Gallery of Transgression: PSYCHODRAMA 294 295 Gallery of Transgression: DAVY NORMAL 295 296 Gallery of Transgression: LUNG LEG 296 297 Gallery of Transgression: KEMBRA PFAHLER 297 298 Gallery of Transgression: STU MEAD 298 299 Gallery of Transgression: KYRA BURTON 299 300 Gallery of Transgression: LISA CARVER 300 301 Gallery of Transgression: T. M. CALDWELL 301 302 STEPHEN KASNER 302 304 MARILYN MANSON 304 312 STANTONLaVEY 312 316 SZANDORA 316.
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