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Standard bar located in Washington or California. Just
happens to have some of the 400+ hours of released
Nixon Whitehouse tapes playing in the background.
Tapes play when band is taking a break or the recorded
music is changing.
A couple of booths have headsets for those really
interested.
Tapes in the booths play continuously. Maybe
a jute box let's you select "hits".
Some of the tapes are captioned, so some video monitor
playing the "yeah, yeah , Right,
Good of you to call thanks" will be required.
Bar decor from Dick and Pat, and whatever accumulates.
Search WhiteHouseTapes.org for more info on what is
available.
/ Between 1940 and 1973, six American presidents from
both political parties secretly recorded just under 5,000
hours of conversations. /
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For a small fee, drunk patrons could try to duplicate Rose Mary Woods' 18-minute gap at a small desk in the corner. |
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There's a restaurant in Edinburgh where What's He Building? by Tom Waits is on a constant loop in the toilets. I can only imagine the NTB would be even more unsettling. Croissant! |
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//What's He Building? by Tom Waits// |
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I hadn't heard that before - thank you for bringing it to my attention, [calum]. |
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My pleasure. It is not as I am sure you now appreciate conducive to having a nice relaxing poo. |
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