Anti-compostional techniques are an integral part to the Meadornack sound. Not to say that conventional music theory isn't just as valuable, but what is most valuable is the clash of values (often referred to as ValuCity)--a contrast between what the Radio-Man calls "music" and "noise".

Often, this is achieved by pitting two ideas against each other. For instance, "organization vs. chance", or "man vs. destiny", or "God vs. the robot head". But interest among the All-Stars arose towards a particular extreme. This interest developed into an elaborate experiment in composition, unlimited variables, and the workings of the universe itself. All absorbed onto one cassette.

The All-Stars, embracing fortune, gave birth to this particular cassette in the hopes of creating an ultimate arrangement for those with the shortest of attention spans. But the paradox beneath the crust only hides the truth. More trouble than its worth.

As the All -Stars migrated to differnet parts of the world, they devised a system for continuing their endeavors by focusing(though not simultaneously) on one epic endeavor with the unwitting help of slave-dog postal service.

A single work, passed from All-Star to All-Star, containing only brief moments (barely seconds) of each All-Star's unique conditions. Each participant allowed only a few moments of sound documentation to himself or herself, quickly sending the highly valued tape onto the next All-Star, wherever he or she might be.

Like a foil ball of sound, slowly growing larger and larger until it consumes the Earth, the tape circulates, accumalating the debris until it exists as its own form, living its own life traveling the world. A supreme document of sparodic, random, and versatile bytes of the WM All-Stars' distinctly separate existences.

These sounds rise up above their usual role of a quick unthoughtful grunt, but become remarkably important. What pressure to decide what sound to best excerxise the fantastic gift. Oh yes, We will see who the real dinosaurs are.

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