0052 "Steve Jobs": Next up on Neighbors Having Coffee is a new song by Nina Hagen called Smack Jack
[Smack Jack by Nina Hagen plays]
0057 "SJ": Thats a good song, well I've gots more from LSD. If not for LSD, you might of not never gotten an Apple computer or an iPhone. We uh tried our best [incomprehensible] tools and not toys
[New Toy by Lene Lovich plays]
0101 "Steve Jobs": Hi this is Steve Jobs, now going to play a free transcontinental phone call. If Woz and I didn't make these blue boxes you probably wouldn't have gotten an Apple computer, you would probably have a Commodore or a Sinclair or even a Radioshack Tandy. [Phone call] Hi this is Steve Jobs, I'm here to tell you are listening to Neighbors Having Coffee on 43 meters.
YL: Ohhh, thank you!
"SJ": Next up is a demo record by stink and bleach, it's a very rare unreleased asset tape. An asset tape is what they use before they press a record, like a test copy.
[Banjo music, can't identify. Seems african.]
0105: "SJ": The police from the 70s own a test record, I found that in a dumpster behind a radioshack. This next number is a old 78 blues song dating back to the 30s
[Gia Mas Pote Min Ksimerosi by Iordanis Tsomidis plays]
0107: "SJ": That was one wonderful paramount record recoding from the year 1931, I went to India, this is a song I rode on it. No Apple without indians, heres one of my songs by Steve Jobs and the Internet Loop Orchestra.
[Catchy experimental indian song, can't identify.]
0109: Computer talk, I know privacy issues are hot these days. When what people see what a personal computer is, they think they could hold it in their hands, weigh 12 pounds, and can throw it out the window, decentralized and democratic.
[Lisa by Body Heat]
0113: Ok I think that's enough, thanks for having me on, and please buy more apples. Then OTA.
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