Dr. Failure's Interesting Experiments - Revision history

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[[File:Flyer for show Dr. Failure Dec 10 2016.png|thumb|right|Official Flyer for "Dr. Failure's Interesting Experiments", 2016]]
== Show ==
Dr. Failure's first solo show was not noise, but rather a show for his debut release [[Interesting Experiments]] (hence the name). Despite not being a noise show, there were some aspects of the show that were noise-ish, or pulled from the Noise Culture, i.e. in his cover "Stuck in Here" by Filter, he used the effects in GarageBand to make a harsh noise outro, and we can't forget John Cage's 4'33".

== Tracklist ==
[[File:Setlist Dr. Failure Dec 10 2016.png|thumb|left]]
9 of 20 tracks are from [[Interesting Experiments]]<br>
6 of 20 tracks are Poems<br>
5 of 20 tracks are Covers<br>
The 1 remaining track is Something Else<br>

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 [[File:Flyer for show Dr. Failure Dec 10 2016.png|thumb|right|Official Flyer for "Dr. Failure's Interesting Experiments", 2016]]
 == Show ==
-Dr. Failure's first solo show was not noise, but rather a show for his debut release [[Interesting Experiments]] (hence the name). Despite not being a noise show, there were some aspects of the show that were noise-ish, or pulled from the Noise Culture, i.e. in his cover "Stuck in Here" by Filter, he used the effects in GarageBand to make a harsh noise outro, and we can't forget John Cage's 4'33".
+Dr. Failure's first solo show was not noise, but rather a show for their (still unreleased) debut release [[Interesting Experiments]] (hence the name). Despite not being a noise show, there were some aspects of the show that were noise-ish, or pulled from the Noise Culture, i.e. in their cover "Stuck in Here" by Filter, they used the effects in GarageBand to make a harsh noise outro, and we can't forget John Cage's 4'33", the epitome of "fuck you" music culture.
 == Tracklist ==