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Psychiatric Tissues
- The History of the Iconic Noise Rock Band Arab on Radar
- Narrated by: Jeff Schneider, Tim Shannon, Kim McCaighy
- Length: 9 hrs and 10 mins
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Psychiatric Tissues
Narrated by:
Jeff Schneider, Tim Shannon, Kim McCaighy
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Publisher's Summary
Psychiatric Tissues focuses on Arab on Radar, one of the most iconic and influential noise rock bands in underground music history. Tales of their interests in sex, drugs, and violence have swirled for years. In this memoir about playing guitar in the band, Jeff Schneider aka Mr. Clinical Depression candidly reveals the truth about life inside the band, stripping away the myths and revealing what life was like for musicians on top of the scene, enjoying artistic creation on a level that has yet to be understood.
©2018 Jeff Schneider (P)2019 Jeff Schneider
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