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WPS1 art radio
April 28, 2004 11:26 AM Subscribe

Marcel Duchamp and William Burroughs take on Howard Stern and Rush Limbaugh at WPS1, art radio from New York's Museum of Modern Art. There's also a variety of music programmed by Elliott Sharp.
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Wow! What a great lineup! Looking forward to getting off work and checking out a few of those shows!
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ubu.com -- somewhat related -- absolutely amazing website
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