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KIPM 6935 USB at 0340 UTC 3 Aug 2014

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Barycenter:
I guess so - do you think it was new or someone using an old recording and rebroadcasting it?

ChrisLobdell:
Most likely an old show as I don't think Alan Maxwell has produced anything recently?

Skipmuck:
Tuned into this after I had shut off my PC for the night! S9 at 0408 UTC with great audio. A story with background music about a Dr. Peters and a glowing polyhedron...stream of consciousness..."black vault of the cosmos...immortal...needed no nourishment" Basically a story about the Energy beings of pure force and one of them created life in their laboratory and it escaped into the galaxy..."Leprous with the disease of life"...the Force beings spun off the outer part of the galaxy to escape the Life, but imprisoned the one who created it in a polyhedron of frozen force for eternity. Of course, Dr. Peters (I think!) opened it up and it was free once again, but not before creating a temporary glitch on earth, blotting out the sun for awhile, etc. Man announcer mentioned "Voyage of the Illuminati" by Alan Maxwell at the end of the program and that correspondence was welcome to PO Box 69 Elcorn, NE 68022. Off at 0431 UTC.
(I was dead tired while listening to this, but couldn't go to sleep until I heard the whole thing! Fascinating work of the imagination..wonder if that PO Box is still working? Thanks to whoever broadcast this program!!!)

ChrisLobdell:
Hi Skipmuck
This was someone playing an old KIPM Alan Maxwell "the Voyage Of The Illuminati" show.
The Elkhorn, NE drop is long closed unfortunately.  These KIPM shows are some of the best produced sci-fi pirate shows.
- Chris

Skipmuck:
Thanks for the info Chris L! I hope they play some more of these programs in the future! Superbly produced and great entertainment. I checked out the North American Pirate Hall of Fame and read the article just now and I guess I missed out on some great pirate programming during my 24 years away from shortwave listening....I wonder if Alan Maxwell is still around?

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