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The Church of Euthanasia protested outside a sperm bank and demanded that the sperm be released. A pro-life front group called Boston Fertility Task Force (BFTF) was created for the occasion in order to recruit pro-life demonstrators including Catholic nuns. Flyers were also posted around Newbury Street advertising an appearance by Courtney Love. The giant penis puppet was built by Jim Bredt and included a mechanism that squirted enough sperm-like fluid to hose down the building though it triggered somewhat prematurely. After the sperm bank failed to accede to the CoE's demands, sperm (contributed by CoE members) was slaughtered in the sperm bank's entrance, using spermicide.

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photo from the Church of Euthanasia's quarterly journal "Snuff It."

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the devils (1971)

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this craigslist classified from my hometown..

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"Capitalism is temporary. Dykes are forever"

Seen in NYC

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Ground Zero - Revolutionary Pekinese Opera

Bandcamp HERE

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Robert Mapplethorpe: Edmund White and Truman Capote (1980s)

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Jim O'Rourke - Banana Hall, Osaka, Japan, July 8, 1999

Since we checked out the Jim O'Rourke-produced Eiko Ishibashi masterpiece Antigone yesterday, here's some of Jim all by his lonesome, playing a relatively rare acoustic set in Osaka way back in 1999. After a freeform sound collage intro, O'Rourke gives the Banana Hall crowd a nice sampling of tunes from that trio of late 1990s classics — Bad Timing, Eureka and Halfway To A Threeway. I think I heard Jim recently claim he doesn't even own a guitar anymore, but the guy could pick with the best of them!

A little over a year before this Osaka gig, I saw O'Rourke open for Sonic Youth in Los Angeles, and — correct me if I'm wrong, Jim Heads! — his entire set was a 30+ minute rendition of "Women Of The World Take Over," Ivor Cutler's mantra repeating ad infinitum, until the words stamped themselves on your skull. I was just a kid then, I didn't really understand what was happening. But maybe I understand now?