Blue Jam Monologue - 01 Gun

This collection of monologues, originally conceived and written by Robert Katz, with later collaboration by Chris Morris, are taken from Morris's radio series 'Blue Jam'.

Morris and Katz skilfully weave together cleverly groggy first person storytelling with thick ambient soundscapes and loops, creating a disturbing, disgusting, funny, and strangely enthralling world for our nameless sympathetic half-tramp hero to fall victim to.

This narrator takes us on a journey through his nightmare world; populated by pretentious art scenesters, cynical media executives, obsequious dinner guests and unfriendly, aggressive passers by.

Like all of Morris's work this will not be to everybody's taste, certainly not the faint of heart, squeamish or easily offended. To everyone else be prepared to immerse yourself head first into one mans car crash nightmare of a life.

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• Chris
• Morris
• Robert
• Katz
• Blue
• Jam
• Monologue
• Ambient
• dream
• Rothko
• my
• wrongs
• suicide
• journalist
• conceptual
• art

[hypernation2007]

This is the only playlist that matters on all of Youtube. Hail to you, friend.

[lukekelly76]

Now. You can get desensitised to porn. You can get desensitised to violence. The up shot of this is the pursuit of extreme forms of porn and violence. I believe I am desensitised to humour. Thankyou Mr Morris for providing me with Hardcore comedy.

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WAT

[MrJonafriend]

I would stick my dick in an electrical socket if it would make stories like this continue to be made.

[mwells219]

This is the ultimate radio show for stoners.

[turtlemouth]

I did sooooooooooooooooooo much acid back then. ;-)

[Sibra3libra]

this is truly amazing.

[Ukulolol]

"Often at night I hear a crying sound coming out just below my nose"

...I don't think I've ever heard something so amazing, yet so fucking creepy at the same time...

[MrDTGuy]

Does anyone else hear the start of 'Tongue' by REM at 5:37?

[Epistemofo]

@AppropriationIsMe Good call. Suggestions?

[AppropriationIsMe]

I think you should change the title. The whole piece is dependent on the ambiguity of the object. Even thought we can guess what it is - naming it in the title rather detracts.

[hotelmario510]

What is that picture? It's frightening.