The series 'Midnight Voicejail' is a psychedelic, audio documentary chronicling a real, pre-Internet voice mailbox community which sprung up in Silicon Valley in the mid-1980's.

This is the complete package for episode 06 ('Getting Together) which includes the original episode in tracked format, the radio edit of the episode (plays as the last streaming track) in long playing format, as well as hidden bonus tracks (available when you get the entire program) which are outtakes originally in the Voicejail 2.0 version of this episode.

This episode is an extra-long one hour long program which details the attempts by the Voicejailers to meet in person and dealing with the difficulty of protagonist Mr. 1:15's reluctance to go out (he is the one with the car) as well as his preference to stay home and get loaded. It also details the real-life attempts at 'dating' between Ronald Redball and Disco Woman as a subplot.

It is narrated by the electronic voice of 'Voicejail Central'.

By the end of the episode, summer rolls around and NCN (original lineup) decides to get together at home and thereafter goes to Marriott's Great America (in San Jose) amusement park and bond in male-like fashion in that age-old playful setting; including Ronald and Phineas singing (or trying to sing) Lee Greenwood's 'God Bless the U.S.A.' at a karaoke make-your-own-tape studio at Great America.

All material in this program is used fairly for the purpose of criticism and commentary of such material, as expressed through it's uniquely re-contextualized, syntopical arrangement. All proceeds are not for profit and go back to support the NCN project. All voicemail messages are real and used with the permission of the recordings' owners. Please, don't sue us.

For more information about this series go to:

www.nationalcynical.com/thoughtconduit/news?id=581

This program is meant to be listened to, and taken, as a whole work, artistic in nature. Subsequently, more derivative tracks are not available separately.

All derived and referenced material used herein is meticulously accredited and/or fragmented / transformed / re-contextualized, and/or remixed from its original form, and is used fairly as a cultural reference in the subtext, and artistic narrative, of this unique 'syntopical' arrangement.

Any proceeds from this work are considered donations to express appreciation for, and to help support, the expenses of the project this program is a part of, and the creative work behind it, and is not a prerequisite fee in exchange for content. All voicemail material is used with the express consent of its owners.