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Ken Clinger invented Zanguts as name for a tape where he mixed and meshed all of the tape of mine he had including early releases and audio letters. Some of these releases (*) were not released as Zanguts but fit the series nonetheless and are thus included here.

Midnight Flight with 40 Deaf Lions was an enormous undertaking with a series of small vignettes, like miniature slides of an alien vacation. There are more contributors on this tape than I care to list. Each are paired up with only one other group/person and given a few moments to congeal before you are returned to the narrator who is Mr. Minóy telling you about his "Midnight flight to Cairo, to discover the ancient hieroglyphics." I can honestly say this is an experience unlike any other. Play this tape for those damn skeptics who claim: "You can't do anything truly original nowadays, it has all been done before."
Midnight Flight with 15 Hectoring Linemen rushes right in, stumbling, fumbling, taklikng and rumbling through your livingroom. An all-star lineup from Vienna (Harlan Lyman), Chile (Lluvia Acida), Memphis (Larb) , Puerto Rico (Guerroeterna) and St. Petersburg (Crack of Doom) in danger of crumbling before your very ears. Trouble.
In these two Zanguts-style* releases I take the last few minutes from many of my 1988 tapes for an exhibition of the concluding moments which I feel are often ignored and not paid full attention to by listeners. I think that by the time a listener is coming to the end of a 30 minute piece, their attention has shifted and they are at best lost in the piece and cannot view it from a fresh perspective. Minóy says the first tape was so frightening that he had trouble listening to it in one sitting. The sequel was composed and assembled in 1992.