Music For Drums is a performance by musician Gary Wilson from 1994 that appeared on public access television

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1990s public access TV was a festering hotbed of explosive creativity, the likes of which we’ll never see again. That certainly was true in Austin.

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A lot of public access back then was pretty psychedelic, including stuff that wasn’t intended to be psychedelic.

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Gary Wilson is a pretty fantastic musician who finished the recording and production of his first album, You Think You Really Know Me, in his parent’s basement in 1976, self-releasing it in 1977. His sound, to me, is completely unhinged Steely Dan: I love it. Check him out.

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That was one of the weirdest things I’ve seen.

I don’t think anything was ever streamed on public access TV, least of all during the 90s.

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