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"14" is a song by musical artist Stark Effect, aka Dr. David Dixon, associate professor of physics at Saddleback College in Mission Viejo, California. The song, released on Dixon's website on July 14th 2004,[1] is one of a number of tracks released freely online by Dixon under a Creative Commons license.
On April 1st 2017, the song (titled "Fourteen") was released in the April Fool's Day issue of Hardy Fox's Hacienda Bridge newsletter, attributed to the Residents side project Black Tar and the Cry Babies. In the newsletter, the song is said to originate from a (fictional) album by Black Tar, Obey Consume. The song was later featured on the 2017 Black Tar compilation TAR-Nation.
History
The song (as "Fourteen") was released on April 1st 2017 as part of the thirteenth issue of Hardy Fox's Hacienda Bridge newsletter, "Goddamn The Tar Man", detailing the supposed history of a hitherto unknown Residents side project, Black Tar and the Cry Babies.
Obey Consume (from which "Fourteen" is supposedly excerpted) is described in the newsletter as both "a darkly humorous satire of capitalist culture" and the "best party album Tar has ever recorded".[2]
See also
Listen online
External links and references
- ↑ "mic in track" at Stark Effect's official website, archived August 4th 2004 via archive.org
- ↑ Hardy Fox, "Goddamn The Tar Man", Hacienda Bridge newsletter, April 1st 2017