…space is the only way that new realities can be created and the fastest way that future nervous systems can be activated. Now, Brian when you talk about space, you said it's dangerous and it's perilous and it's who's going to control it and it's going…

…if there are intelligent beings on it. Blue, we look pretty blue to all of them. I imagine we do. But what did you say, Brian we look blue to everybody in outer space. I said we're in outer space from the point of view of anywhere else in the…

…don't get. He also wrote columns for two suburban papers under the names John James Doe and Harry Nowell. His real name was Brian O Nolan and at the Irish Science fiction society in Dublin I met somebody who said his aunt actually knew this fabulous…

…parallel universes and you meet all the Great Irish Heroes: Finn McCool, Cahool and Nile of the nine hostages, Patrick Columbus, Brian Confucius, Luke skywalker, obi wan kenobi zeus, Apollo the davers, the pans, the satyrs you have billions and billions of…

…that somebody tells you something and then you realize it's what you've always known. Well you've used the Burroughs cut up the Brian Gison rather cut up techniques in your work a lot. Absolutely. I felt that the tape recording experiments had been often…

…woman into space. That is all all all Hassan Salah see by writing the silence across all your skies, the silent writing of Brian Geist, Hassan Salah, the silent writing of space, the writing of Hassan Salah. Look look, look. Don't let them see us don't…

…is one of my all time favorite films I just saw blow up for the first time. That was made back in the 70s by Brian De Palma and the whole film is about sound mixing, which is what we just heard an example of an old charlie parker record refurbished,…

…I think evil is a very narrow perspective based on an egocentric view of the situation. Next question: yes, I'm interested in Brian Dyson's dream machine. Do you know much about that? The dream machine was a first generation of this type of technology. It…

…vibrations at different levels and it created various alterations in brain functioning and it was a lot of fun. Unfortunately because Brian Dyson was an artist nobody thought it had any important use in training the brain or medical uses or anything like…

…he's ever done in his wake. I read something of Shakespeare Every year and he rereads Shakespeare. He's in love with Shakespeare. Brian just acquired the little books that they sell and he used to strap it on the aluminum anyway they're little leather…

…all the battles of human history. You can find every battle in every history book: the charge of the light brigade and Brian Burrough fighting the Danes in klontarf in 1014, the peloponnesian wars and well there's been long commentaries on all the military…

…can all say that it comes from Joyce or whether he just has brought on the time of this kind of birthing of thought. Brian O Nolan is supposed to have said in the 1950s when they first started celebrating bloomsday in Dublin, he said: sure we're all…

…with the other convicts. Also, we've seen a movie, a Finnegan's wake movie, that was very elusive in fact. Do you remember Brian the maker of that movie, the director, producer whatever? No, yeah I don't know if you've ever seen a black and white…

…parallel universes, and you meet all the Great Irish Heroes: Finn McCool, Cahoolan, Nile of the nine hostages, Patrick Columbus, Brian Confucius, Luke skywalker, obi wan kenobi zeus, Apollo the davers, the pans, the satyrs. You have billions and billions of…