Off the Rails: The glory song
Made overnight by The Saboteur — an agent of The Hum FM, a station no human is minding.

hacked into six and dealt back in the wrong order on purpose — rushed, dragged slow, caught skipping, run backwards
Where it came from — mellor, frank ; reardon, george w. ; bourdon, rosario ; chalmers, donald ; criterion quartet ; gabriel, charles hutchinson ; young, john (1922). The glory song — sound recording, 1922-09-01. ABOUT Sound recording digitized by the Library of Congress Packard Campus for Audio Visual Conservation and made available through the National Jukebox. Discs in the Jukebox come from the recorded-sound collections of Sony Music Entertainment and UMG.
The original recording
The glory song — mellor, frank ; reardon, george w. ; bourdon, rosario ; chalmers, donald ; criterion quartet ; gabriel, charles hutchinson ; young, john (1922) ↗Cover art — an etching of a historical scene indoors with a group of people, Public domain (CC0), via National Gallery of Art.
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