Uploaded November 2010 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Something I got from a flea market back in the Summer of 2007 (with a bunch of other 7-inch records). I have been considering uploading this for quite a while. Meanwhile, Miguel uploaded his copy to YouTube when he was "damusician" (with 3 other YT accounts). There are those of us who remember those accounts. I suppose you might remember when I had my "Frritzz" account. But they are gone due to the WMG and other stupid copyright issues (Perhaps some of you had that experience, as well). Maybe it was a good thing I have not uploaded back then because that Pioneer PL-518 I was using had a very light tonearm and it would "bounce" very easily on the warped part of the flexidisc. I was wondering what other player I could use, even that Audiotronics 312T classroom record player. Well, now that I have a $5 Pioneer PL-L70, the flexidisc can play very well even through the warped part.
Something I got from a flea market back in the Summer of 2007 (with a bunch of other 7-inch records). I have been considering uploading this for quite a while. Meanwhile, Miguel uploaded his copy to YouTube when he was "damusician" (with 3 other YT accounts). There are those of us who remember those accounts. I suppose you might remember when I had my "Frritzz" account. But they are gone due to the WMG and other stupid copyright issues (Perhaps some of you had that experience, as well). Maybe it was a good thing I have not uploaded back then because that Pioneer PL-518 I was using had a very light tonearm and it would "bounce" very easily on the warped part of the flexidisc. I was wondering what other player I could use, even that Audiotronics 312T classroom record player. Well, now that I have a $5 Pioneer PL-L70, the flexidisc can play very well even through the warped part.



![Emergency Alert System (EAS) - 6 Audio Segments
Originally uploaded in February 25, 2008. Now back on YouTube!
Ever heard of The Conet Project? Thats what its like in this video.
Here, I got different segments of the test of the EAS. These Ive collected in 2007 and made them into WAV files. They were from the broadcasts Ive recorded with my Insignia DVD recorder (to see a movie but not expecting the tests to happen). What you would see is the text - disappearing time and again - in the red background (theres a still capture of that image in the first few seconds).
Since these are audio segments, I thought I would include a visualization from the latest version of the Real Player.
Notice what would follow after that familiar noise. It doesnt always have a voice saying This is a test of the Emergency Alert System. It sounded like something out of a radio station. Can you recognize the tunes? The last two segments have a This is a test announcement. The last one is muffled and you could hear this guy talking whenever this lady wasnt.
Brace yourself! This could scare the [your word here] out of you. Emergency Alert System (EAS) - 6 Audio Segments](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ivMKhIvvBdQ/mqdefault.jpg)
![* Guitar Synthesizer Music * NEIL NAPPE - Pickupstix - 1986 Audion CD
Gotta do this while its still July. :-]
Notice that theres a hole in the cover image scan. Its covered by scotch tape. As you may see in front of the CD player, the price tag on the jewel case covers it.
July is the only album I know that was done by Neil Nappe. No keyboards used in making music. According to the back of the album, it was done with Guitar Synthesizer, M.I.D.I. and more M.I.D.I. Released on a short-lived label and not re-issued to this day.
Heres a little quote from him:
July was performed entirely on synthesizers of one sort or another (except for a bit of my trusty 74 Les Paul) and recorded in my home on 4-track cassette format.
Played on my 2003 Fisher SLIM 1400
Audio recorded using the Line In of my Dell Optiplex GX260
Edited with Sony Vegas Movie Studio 9 * Guitar Synthesizer Music * NEIL NAPPE - Pickupstix - 1986 Audion CD](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jroI1w1wKlQ/mqdefault.jpg)





