The stage design for the Radio K.A.O.S Tour. Welcome to the machine...



Gallery link:
http://www.mindwarppavilion.org/cpg/displayimage.php?pos=-6855

Who needs information?...

thx again hope you were fine xuncat   
hope i could complete  it before leaving...

enough hours I think ...if not, there a lot of folks in MWP 
yeah, W.E.  you ss

ss gave us the following infos:


  No problem brother!

That's the DJ. (Remember the song by The Smiths that goes. "Hang the DJ, Hang the DJ, Hang the DJ, Hang the DJ, Hang the DJ, Hang the DJ, Hang the DJ, Hang the DJ, Hang the DJ..." ?)

http://www.rogerwaters.org/laddint.html



He also wrote a book besides doing a lot of talking on the airwaves...



Radio Waves Book Reviews:


"Radio Waves is a shocking, uproarious, and ultimately sad look at and entertainment medium that once had a vision of a better world. It is a book that a generation of Americans who grew up on FM radio has long been waiting forÑ a startling, remarkable story of the birth, blazing success, and tragic demise of FM free-form radio through the eyes of legendary Los Angeles DJ Jim Ladd.
Beginning in the mid-1960s with the revolutionary uprisings in Haight-Ashbury, Radio Waves follows, saga-like, the outrageous trials and tribulations of radio station KAOS, a station that for over a decade waged a guerrilla war against the "format-driven" entertainment medium of conventional radio. Eschewing playlists and programming consultants, the bizarrely funny yet defiantly committed radio jocks at KAOS beat the odds and rose to number one, despite bitter feuds with conservative station managers. Teeming with controversy, filled with never-told-before stories about performers and producers of the '60s and '70s music world, and awash with the familiar song lyrics of a generation, Radio Waves is also the story of an idealistic man who put his soul on the line in pursuit of an elusive dream. Ladd's narrative is so revelatory that many of the true-life characters appear in roman-ˆ-clef form, and the book ranges the political and social battlefield from marijuana and the White House to the raunchy sexual exploits of the All-Girl Harmonica Band. Ultimately, the brilliant and idealistic visions for FM radio were killed off by the corporate "format" machine of the 1980'. Although the KAOS DJs refused to surrender their ideals for ratings, the visions of a generation were finally squelched, censored, and destroyed when the station came under the not-so-benign tutelage of corporate America.

Jim Ladd's Radio Waves vividly recreates the unforgettable era of American counterculture, allowing you to feel, through radio's rich language Ñthe sweet twang, the late -night call-ins, the ever-so-glib absurditiesÑ as if you're listening to the radio once again. Jim Ladd, also known as "The Lonesome L.A. Cowboy," has been a DJ since 1967 and has recently reemerged as a major player on the California radio scene."

"Jim's book Radio Waves: Life and Revolution on the FM Dial is truly a good book. It chronicles much of the history of the rise and fall of free form FM radio and also contains interviews by John Lennon, and Roger Waters, as well as an introduction by Don Henley, and reviews by Henley, Ray Manzarek, Bill Graham, Danny Sugerman, and Danny Goldberg."

Radio Waves: Life and Revolution on the F M Dial, by Jim Ladd (ISBN 0-312-05952-3) was published in 1991 by St. Martins Press, 175 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY. It is currently still in print and can be ordered at most fine book stores.

Transcript of the KAOS Show

Transcribed by Gerhard Den Hollander

Jim Ladd : Thank you for your call, allright, since we have the guy here who brought us, we might as well do something, now before we gonna do that, let me introduce you to one of the intrinsical parts of the bleeding heart band. This is a gentleman who has a solo album out on his own , which is doing quite well. He is the keyboardist for the Bleeding Heart Band, he was in a group called Ace on time, also Squeeze and most recently Mike and the Mechanics. Will you please welcome the keyboard player of the Bleeding Heart Band, Mr. Paul Carrack

(TEMPTED :: Paul Carrack)

Ladies and gentleman Paul Carrack

[band enters the stage]

So for the very last time, we are about to link up with the satelite , we will begin the last show of the Radio KAOS tour with one more telephone call, this one from outside london

B:-   Hello, I'm Billy
J:-   Yes
B:-   I hear Radio Waves in my head
J:-   You hear Radio Waves in your head, Ok. Is there a request that you have tonight for KAOS?

[RADIO WAVES]

J:-   That was a song called Radio Waves by RW & TBHB

(Jingle :: "K.A.O.S. Radio")

You're listening to a live satelite broadcast, from KAOS on the road and we've got Billy on the line

B:-   I'm from the valley's
J:-   You're from the Valley ?
B:-   No Jim you schmuck, the valleyS
J:-   Aahh, The Valleys
B:-   Wales, Male voice choires
J:-   Ah whales England, now is this sperm or bluetip ?
B:-   Ha Ha Ha Ha very funny Jim
J:-   Sorry, but obviously when you were put together batteries were not included, is that why your voice sounds like eh.
B:-   I'll show you Jim

(Bleeps, intro from Welcome To The Machine)

J:-   Look all of that aside, I'm just glad that you're with us tonight, Welcome To The Machine

[WELCOME TO THE MACHINE]

KAOS on the road,

(jingle)

Let's go back to the telephones now, while you were listening to that last song, Billy and I were having a conversation and he was explaining me how he was able to call me here at the station

B:-   I was able to use the cordless phone Jim, otherwise I would be completely incommunicado
J:-   Ahah, yeah
B:-   I can hack my way into anywhere I choose
J:-   Let me get this straight, you can hack your way into...
B:- See that light bulb next of you
J:- Yes ?

(BANG lightbulb explodes)

B:-   Information is power Jim,
J:-   Information is power, I like that.
But let me get this straight, you've just moved out to LA and you're living with you're great uncle david You're a long way form home pal

(Music of Who Needs Information starting)   

B:-   I miss the male voice choires and Molly
J:-   Who's molly
B:-   Benny's wife
J:-   Who's benny
B:-   [Talking]Me and Ben went out

[WHO NEEDS INFORMATION]
(News Flashes:
   Further Conflicts in Northern Ireland, two man have been shot
   dead by undercover securirty forces [oh]
   
   Australia has protested against Ethiopea about the seizure of
   a ship from Australia carrying relief aid from australia, part
   of its cargo was destined for the rebel controlled area of
   eritrea and Tigre Confisques
   
   ...... about weapons.
   Obviously if we are producing things that we cannot need,
   that we cannot even justify to our own people, the we are
   going to supply them to others
   And when that happens then we're fuelling war
   
   20% of the worlds scientists are involved in weaponsresearch
   25%of R&D worldwide goes on weapons
   50 off all british government R&D is on weapons
   more financial and intelectual recources are devoted to
   (chime) weapons worldwide

(Babbling continues during the chime of the cash registers)

[MONEY]

(jingle)
A nice version of money and Paul Carrack on vocals by the way
And now a word from one of our sponsors:

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R:- "Einz, zvei, drei, alle"
[IN THE FLESH]
[HAVE A CIGAR]
[PIGS III different ones]
[WISH YOU WERE HERE]
Mel Collins
[MOTHER]

J:- Wembley I give you the words and the music of Roger Waters! Unbelievable set of songs. Doesn't matter which side of the Atlantic you're on. In that set we heard :

'Mother' from an album entitled The Wall
The title track from Wish You Were Here
'Pigs' from the Animals album
'Have a Cigar' also from Wish You Were Here
and we began with 'In The Flesh, Part II' also from The Wall
You & I are listening to Radio KAOS

(jingle)

OK' let's get back to Billy. Billy....., Yoohoo, Billy?

B:-   I'm sorry Jim, I was miles away, keeping an eye on Molly
J:-   You were keeping an eye on Molly, I thought Molly lived in Wales
B:-   I had hacked my way into a surveillance satelite I can see whole wales from 500 Miles high Jim
J:-   Let me get this straight, You're trying to tell me that you can keep an eye on Molly by hacking into a government satelite come on
MOLLY'S SONG


Hold tight Baby, baby dear in the starlight
There is a glow in the stars tonight
It's moving
It could be your satelite

Is it burn deep
Then will it bring me closer to thee
Oooh Two hearts
Ohh will it keep us apart

Whooooo

Billy,Billy,Billy
When you're coming home
Cause I need you back
And I want you back
Right now, right here

Whooooooo

Billy,Billy,Billy
Where did we go?
And it's not all that bad
And I now your hearts though
And I want you to know
I'm here for you

Whoo Whoo Whoo
Billy,Billy,Billy
When you're coming home
And it's not all that bad
And I know your hearts through

Goodbye little spy in the sky
They say that camera's don't lie
Am I happy, am I sad
Am I good , am I bad

Oh Billy, Billy, come home
Ooooh I need you, Yeaheahheah
Lady's and gentlemen miss Doreen chanter

Well Billy, if you really are as clever as you say, perhaps you can close the door

(KA-CLANK)

thank you

[ME OR HIM]

And now for some live rock'n'roll at K.A.O.S. where rock'n'roll comes out of chaos in a song called The Powers That Be

[THE POWERS THAT BE]

R:-   Thank you we're gonna will take a break for about ten minutes and the we'll be back to do some more
J:-   Thank you 10 minutes is exactly 10 minutes, we'll turn it over to our local station Radio KAOS will return in just a moment

(Break, the movie, some russians (sound alikes), interrogating someone about UFO sightings)

Sound man : OK, welcome back. The people out in the audience truck say you didn't do half bad for an english audience. You were nice and loud and you woke everybody up in LA who were trying to sleep into this...so we don't have to do the first half again. So we'll do a few new ones this time. So will you welcome back once more the voice of Radio KAOS, Mr. Jim Ladd


J:- Welcome back to part 2 of the radio KAOS show. This is the part of the show where we take a couple of telephones calls from the audience to find out what you find from the first part of the show, or generally what is on your mind. Hello Roger how are you?

(crowd getting crazy)

Rog:   Hello there
   [Phone in:]
J:-   We have out first caller here
R:-   Speak to me
   --Roger Will you run for president?
   What a horrible thought, no                         
   --Do you believe the tide is turning?
   Yes and NO (at 2:00 not at the end of the show yes)
   --Where WYWH, the Wall, TFC personal?
   Yes
   --Do you think of Maggie, in the 2nd verse of Pigs?
   Occasionally, also on others
J:- I like to continue with the second half of Radio KAOS, but first a word from one of our sponsors.

(goof up, tape doesntt start)
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[GOING TO LIVE IN LA]

(jingle)

J:- We think of it as main street, but to the rest of the world it's known as the Sunset strip...

[SUNSETSTRIP]

(jingle)

J:- We've all been wondering how this next bit was going to play in London. You see it's kind of a combination of sexual innuendo and sportsfishing so...

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN the fish report with a beat. Featuring paraquat kelly and his fishing companion Cinthy the fox. Allright, it's time now for the fish report with a beat

85 red rockhard rocca
35 Naughty bits
Marina dildo
And that'll do it for this edition of the fish report with a beat

?-   They liked it
J:-   Ladies and Gentleman on Gtr, Andy The HAt fairweather low this one for our great leader ? in the south Atlantic.

[GET YOUR FILTHY HANDS OF MY DESERT]
[SOUTHHAMPTON DOCK]
B:-   Hey Jim I've been listening to your show
J:-   Billy?
B:-   Look what I have found
J:-   Billy, I appreciate your magician with the cordless telephone and all but we're on the air live and you cannot just cut in any time you want
B:-   You'll like this
J:-   Billy...(sigh)
B:-   I found this in the files on Abbbey Road Studios

(Billy takes control over the video display and shows a video of 'Arnold Layne')

Rog:   The grat Syd Barrett, he shouldn't be forgotten
J:-   Well Billy I don't know how you did that
J:-   Well, just try to
J:-   Have you come up with a solution yet?
B:-   I'm getting closer
J:-   Well we let our young computer genius work on his particular problem, while we continue with a sonc entitled "If"

[IF]
[5:06 AM]

(jingle)

J:-   Allright let's get back to Billy and found out how he is coming along
B:-   Just getting through some data it must look good

(News flash about hacking trees)

One third of the Amazon rain forest has been mostly for cattle to supply the USA with hamburgers. For each westerner, two to three tress die each year, representing an area the size of England and Scotland.

[NOT NOW JOHN]

('Fuck all that' chanting turning into 'tear down the wall')


You will remember at the beginning of the show we had a call from the hall from a guy by the name of Sean who wanted to hear more music from   The Wall. Well, Sean this one's for you it's called "Another Brick in the Wall"

[ANOTHER BRICK IN THE WALL, PART I]


J:- Allright Wembley, there's a fine voice tonight. Since we're on the subject of education, in America one goes to school for 12 years. Cramming your mind full useless facts called homework, try to please your parents, try to please your teachers, and when you come out at the end of these 12 years the lights are on,   but there's nobody home...


[NOBODY HOME]
B:-   I'm finished Jim
J:-   You're finished Billy?  Have you solved the problem?
   Have you come to some sort of decision yet?
B:-   It's later than you think
J:-   It sure is later then I think, but what's the point
B:-   There's still some time. (Franatic bongo drums start)
   I heard that
   Now the question is what should be done?
B:-   It's time to go home
J:-   Easy maestro
   What do you mean it's time to go home
   (more drums)
   Billy, Easy Billy
B:-   It's time to go home
[HOME]
   (bongo's, war room sounds)

   Bearing Zero, Six, Zero range
   Nuke analyzer
   This is the SPO confidence report now,
   Mid confidence is high
   Confidence high inform missile warning in form sentence
   Hello we have an IRBM in the system and our confidence is high
   Missile warning informed sir,
   Thank you
   (and some more of this)

B:-   4 minutes and counting
B:-   I've decided to stop the pain
B:-   I'm going to push the button
B:-   I'm sorry Jim, it's the bottom of me

[4 MINUTES]

(black out)
   There must be more to life
   Then lucky strikes and some unlucky ones
   And folded flags and pipes and drums
   I wanted everyone to know what it felt like
   You me and The Powers That Be
   Will you forgive me Jim?

J:-   If you'll swear you'll never fly again

[THE TIDE IS TURNING]

Rog:   The bleeding heart band
   Mr. Mel Colins
   On the drums, Graham Broad
   Jay Stapley
   Mrs. Doreen chanter
   Miss Katie Kissoon
   Mr. Paul Carrack
   The inevitable Andy Fairwqeather Low
   And from southern California, the voice of Radio KAOS, Mr Jim Ladd
   Thank you

Someone: Roger Waters

Rog:   Thank you, thank you all for calling,
   we'll see you all again very soon, in about a minute

(encored)
Rog:   We've eh...OK, we've got eh we've got a friend whose coming to night,
   you, most of you, will know her voice from an album from a long time ago,
   Dark Side of The Moon, and she's coming here to do some songs with us,
   Mrs. Clare Torey
[BREATHE]
[THE GREAT GIG IN THE SKY]
[BRAINDAMAGE]
[ECLIPSE]

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Part 2:



Calls From the Hall
After a brief intermission, Jim Ladd appeared in the radio booth and introduced a DJ from an Atlanta FM station, who joined him in the booth. She made announcements about some local upcoming events and Jim thanked her for her participation. Next, he announced that they were going to take some more calls from the hall. Just before the first caller went on, Roger Waters appeared from the side of the stage and joined Jim in the radio booth. This gave the callers the opportunity to speak to Roger Waters directly (talk about making contact with your audience!). The first caller asked Roger about his feelings on the current movement to censor music. Roger replied that he considers it extremely childish. When asked how he thought we could stop it, Roger answered by saying that we should make a lot of noise about it, and that if you are in a band, just go on writing what you want to write. And if you are a consumer, go on buying what you want to buy. The first caller thanked Roger for his comments and a second caller got on the phone.
The second caller began by making a statement against a local ordinance prohibiting the right to assembly. Roger's reply to this was that you should stand up and be counted, that's all you can do, and eventually they'll get it together. The caller then made another statement against the local police by saying "The police are not here for your protection. They are here for your correction." This got a reaction from the crowd (as would be expected of any comment against the establishment), but Roger didn't fully agree with the idea. He stated that "You can't tar everybody with the same brush. Not all policeman are bad. There are some good cops out there who are trying to do a proper job." He summed it up by saying that "you can't generalize about any group of people. There are some good guys out there and that's what Radio K.A.O.S. is all about."
The third and final caller got on the phone and put THE question directly to the man himself. The caller said, in no uncertain terms, "When is the video from the Wall concert coming out?" He followed this question by telling Roger that "you have a lot of fans out here that were a little too young to fly off to New York or Los Angeles to see the concert." This hit a nerve with the crowd as everyone cheered. Roger could do nothing but say "I'll see what I can do." (Let's all hope that this question is presented to Roger throughout his tour so that he is impressed enough to do something about it).
With that, Roger thanked the three callers for their questions and left the radio booth. Jim Ladd also thanked the people for their participation and followed this with a Radio K.A.O.S. ID and a word from one of the sponsors.

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Going to Live in L.A.
Jim Ladd announced that we just got another message from Billy as the band began playing Going to Live in L.A. (this was the b-side of the Radio Waves single). This song started slowly but built into a real rocker, with the band in fine form. The next song, Sunset Strip, was accompanied by a film showing the streets of Los Angeles. Doreen and Katie provided some nice vocal harmonies, and Roger was clearly enjoying himself as he rocked back and forth with the music. This was the most relaxed I had seen Roger in a long time.
Next on the agenda was The Fish Report With a Beat. This consisted of a video report by various Los Angeles DJs about fishing (with strong sexual connotations). Accompanying this video on the stage was Andy Fairweather-Low playing a solo guitar improvisation. This worked well as it set a carnival-type atmosphere.
Jim Ladd then introduced the title track from The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking, which the band proceeded to play accompanied by the video to the song. For some reason, this version of The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking seemed slower than usual and dragged a bit. Perhaps it was due to the difficulty of playing to a click track to keep it in synch with the video.

The Great Syd Barrett
The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking ended and Billy cut in to tell Jim that he had found something interesting while hacking his way through various records in computers. Jim acted annoyed at Billy for forcing something on his radio show, but Billy took control and the video screen came to life with the original Arnold Layne promo film from 1967! It was great to see this film and I felt that it was Roger's way of showing the fans his beginnings. At the conclusion of the film, Roger paid tribute to Syd by stating to the audience, "The great Syd Barrett." The crowd, as ever, loved it.
Meanwhile, Jim showed his displeasure at Billy's messing around by telling him "Are you done pal? You little mutant. Are you done screwing up my show? What the hell was that? Some bizarre acid flashback, Billy?" Billy didn't answer, whereupon Jim asked him if he had found a solution to the problem he had been working on. Billy hadn't, so Jim left him to work on it and introduced the song If. Roger's vocals were desolate, setting the perfect mood, and Jay Stapley's guitar solo was exceedingly metallic, perfect for the song. The crowd appreciated the excellent rendition of this old Pink Floyd classic.
The next song they played was Every Strangers Eyes from The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking album. This is my favorite song from that LP and I was pleased that Roger still included it in his live performances. Every Strangers Eyes was accompanied by the film that Roger had used on the Pros and Cons tour and Andy Fairweather-Low provided some excellent lead guitar work during the song.

Not Now John
Following Every Strangers Eyes was a Radio K.A.O.S. ID and Billy was back on the line. He told Jim that what he had found didn't look good. A news report told us that "Two-thirds of the Amazon rain-forest have been destroyed, mostly for cattle to supply the U.S.A. with hamburgers. Rain-forests contain one-half of the world's wild creatures, yet one species becomes extinct every day. For each Westerner, two trees die each year representing an area the size of ..." With that, the band exploded into Not Now John, giving us Roger's feelings about the situation. Fuck all that! It was fantastic to see this song performed live for the first time and it was definitely one of the highlights of the whole show. Roger was in fine form, and the band really took off on this number (although David Gilmour's guitar break was sorely missed).

Another Brick in the Wall
With the crowd partially standing, Jim Ladd got everyone on their feet with the announcement of Another Brick in the Wall. These were the most powerful renditions of Another Brick in the Wall Part 1, The Happiest Days of Our Lives and Another Brick in the Wall Part 2 that I have ever heard. First Jay Stapley rendered an intense echo guitar lead and, not to be outdone, Andy Fairweather-Low cranked up the echo guitar for a powerful climax to one of Roger's most powerful songs. Roger enjoyed himself on vocals and a tape provided the children's chorus. It was great!

Nobody Home
At the conclusion of Another Brick in the Wall, Jim announced "As so often happens in the chaos of today's educational system, after twelve years of homework, hemorrhoids for teachers and headaches, you graduate, only to find that the lights are on, but Nobody's Home. Roger appeared in his easy chair next to a lamp and a television to sing Nobody Home. I couldn't help thinking that this has become one of Roger's live trademark songs. It always seems to provide an unusual change in the concert setting. The crowd knew all the words and sang along with Roger, who would occasionally stop singing and let us fill in the gaps. Mel Collins added a moving sax solo making the song a real crowd pleaser.

Four Minutes
After Nobody Home, Billy was back on the line telling Jim that he was finished. The song Home was played followed by Four Minutes. These two songs were the climax of the Radio K.A.O.S. stage show. During Four Minutes, a clock ticked off the seconds as scenes on the video screen showed a mobilization of armed forces, planes taking off, rockets launching and a nuclear attack in progress. As missile warnings echoed throughout the auditorium, the quadraphonic sound system put the audience in the center of the attack. The sound level built up to a deafening roar when, suddenly, there was a blinding flash of light, all sound stopped, and the auditorium was plunged into pitch blackness. It was a frightening experience.
This spectacular climax ended with Billy announcing over the phone to Jim that it was not real, and the band played The Tide is Turning. This was Roger's statement of hope. The whole band joined in to sing the refrain at the end and it came off similar to the end of the Live Aid concerts which were, of course, the inspiration on Roger to write this song. The Tide is Turning ended the second set and Roger introduced the band to a rousing chorus of cheers and a standing ovation.

Brain Damage
When Roger returned minutes later and announced that they were going to do damage to our brains, we all knew what the encore would be. Brain Damage and Eclipse were accompanied by the old Pink Floyd film for the song and a great crowd sing-along, which was a fantastic finish to a great show.
Looking back on this concert experience, I must say that, considering all the technology that went into putting on such a show, it was amazingly flawless. Roger has brought the art of live performance to a new high. The setting was comfortable, the show was paced perfectly and Roger was in fine form, relaxed and enjoying it all. Once again he has given his fans pleasure with his unique musical visions. Thanks, Roger, for an experience I'll never forget. Your fans appreciate all the effort you put forth. I hope you will be back soon (and I hope your snooker game was a winner). Until next time, Shine On...

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