Beck guest programs rage (1994)
Join us this Friday night as we replay this bonafide classic rage ep programmed by American musician, singer and songwriter Beck David Hansen, known mononymously as Beck. Filmed back in 1994 whilst Beck was on tour in Australia (playing some iconic venues like The Roxy, Prince Bandroom and Old Lion Hotel in Adelaide to name a few), this is a show that is truly reflective of the many sounds that made the 90's so damn good. So if, like Beck, your time is a piece of wax falling on a termite that's choking on the splinters, you won't wanna miss Guest Programmer's show.
It all kicks off at 11:47pm this Friday on ABC Entertains (or stream live on ABC iview)!
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