Meat Beat Manifesto

Drop

• [sample] 00:00 - Mark at five, four, three, two, one, drop. Drop, drop!
• [source] - Dark Star: (John Carpenter, 1974) Dan O'Bannon (as Sgt. Pinback)

• [sample] 00:54 - How do you know you exist?
• [source] - Dark Star: (John Carpenter, 1974) Brian Narelle (as Lt. Doolittle)

• [sample] 01:40 - Calling all citizens; look and listen.
• [source] - Fahrenheit 451: (François Truffaut, 1966) Voice over public address system. Speaker unknown - Do you know?

Original Control (Version 2)

• [sample] 00:00 - Think we'll ever find any real intelligent life out there? Who cares.
• [source] - Dark Star: (John Carpenter, 1974) Dan O'Bannon (as Sgt. Pinback) and Brian Narelle (as Lt. Doolittle)

Your Mind Belongs to the State

• [sample] 00:00 - Do you accept your existence on the planet with a certain peace of mind? Well, I accept my existence... um, I don't accept the situation that I find myself in on this planet now. I think that's a real struggle. The situation being...? That I live in a culture which is uh, permeated by dominance and oppression... uh, and that it's not only within my culture, but it's around the world.
• [source] - The Big Bang: (James Toback, 1989) James Toback (as The Interviewer/Narrator) and Anne Marie Keyes (as The Philosopher)

• [sample] 00:40 - I think that there is probably a revelatory experience awaiting everyone that has to do with finding out who and what you really are, and I think when that occurs, if it occurs you reach Nirvana dash Heaven and the degree to witch you don't reach that place or realization, you're in eternal Hell. Is this the person speaking who has abandoned his origins? What do you want from the rest of your life? Are you afraid of death? I have seen people killed... uh, and I've seen them killed in the act of self-defense not by me, but by somebody else. It was justified, and you know what? That's show biz.
• [source] - The Big Bang: (James Toback, 1989) Don Simpson (as The Filmmaker) and James Toback (as The Interviewer/Narrator)

• [sample] 01:29 - Do you have murder and rage in your soul? In astonishing quantity. Are you afraid of insanity? Of going insane? Yeahha. Me? Yeahhahaha. Yeah. Haha.
• [source] - The Big Bang: (James Toback, 1989) James Toback (as the Interviewer/Narrator), Julius Hemphill (as the Jazz Man) and Polly Frost (as The Artiste)

• [sample] 01:45 - Can you envision an end of the universe where there's nothing again? Never. Never. I think it will change. I, I don't think it will disappear entirely. I think it will go on forever. Are you afraid of death? One day I woke up in Miami.
• [source] - The Big Bang: (James Toback, 1989) James Toback (as The Interviewer/Narrator), Don Simpson (as The Filmmaker), Missy Boyd (as The Mother), Elaine Kaufman (as The Restauranteuse) and Charles Lassiter (as The Painter)

• [sample] 02:34 - When you meet a lady and she says, "Well, would you like to make love?" Well the first thing I like to do is fuck, not make love. I feel good making love to men, not screwing men. At the end there will be nothing. There will be no atoms, no molecules, no sub-atomic particles. No thing at all, nothing, at the end. Do you live on in some way after death? Well, I like to think so. Once you die everything doesn't just go "kaflooey". You know, I think there, there is some order to a consciousness.
• [source] - The Big Bang: (James Toback, 1989) Don Simpson (as The Filmmaker), Sheila Kennedy (as The Model), Fred Hess (as The Astronomer), James Toback (as the Interviewer/Narrator), Julius Hemphill (as the Jazz Man) and Eugene Fodor (as The Violinist)

• [sample] 04:11 - I do believe it's wrong, definitely. Standing around, and laughing at someone, infringing on people's rights. They laugh at you, or they could jump out of cars, they rob you. Somebody could giggle at you. That's a violation of your civil rights. Comedy. That's what the world is for. That's what it's based on. That's what this economy is based on. Are you telling me that you don't see the connection between government and laughing at people? Listen, somewhere they're gonna hang 'em. I would take my belt off, and I would (slap) wham! If he back-talks to me, I'll slap him across the face. Fish should deal with fish, and that way, they could only prey on fish. Possibly fines, exile. Mental institutions. Correction place. Should use a baseball bat on 'em. A good (slap) whack on the seat. They might even jeopardize the fish. Dog, not halibut. Contamination. A nuthouse. The Alcatraz. Jail.
• [source] - Head: (Bob Rafelson, 1968) Various people being interviewed. Individual identities unknown - Do you know?