It was the Best of Walter, it was the Worst of Walter

 

In a foreword to the book No Wave, writing about the movement's continuing influence Weasel Walter sez:
     "I began to express myself musically in a way that felt true to myself, constantly pushing the limits of idiom or genre and always screaming "Fuck You!" loudly in the process. It's how I felt then and I still feel it now. The ideals behind the (anti-) movement known as No Wave were found in many other archetypes before and just as many afterwards, but for a few years around the late 1970s, the concentration of those ideals reached a cohesive, white-hot focus." 

From the compilation notes: Madcap selections from WW's solo archives, spanning 1995-2010
     "The Best of the Worst contains 1 hour & 36 minutes of abstract mastery, including drum solo pieces, rare compilation tracks, guitar deconstructions, abrasive brutal prog composition, deathly minimalism, machine guns & air raid sirens with Beefheartian skronk in one long, flowing stream of audio terror." 

 

Weasel Walter - The Best of the Worst, ugEXPLODE, 2020.
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Nobody Watching    
Cuntish Beerfarts    
Viral Humanity    
Shards    
Perverted Percussion    
Trajectories    
Hairmaze    
Strictly Improbable
Baldikhu
Antisocial Distance    
Ick & Glick    
Knife Through the Face of the Bitch I Hate
For Martin Billheimer    
All Fast All Loud All the Time    
Retrograde Composite    
Rattling Down

 

 

Enjoy,
NØ