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Title: Fresh Air, Tim Delaughter and Don Coscarelli
Author: Terry Gross
Narrator: Terry Gross
Format: Original Recording
Length: 51 mins
Language: English
Release date: 09-23-03
Publisher: WHYY-FM
Genres: Radio & TV, Great Interviews
Summary:
Founder and frontman of the group the Polyphronic Spree, Tim Delaughter and film director and screenwriter Don Coscarelli on this edition of Fresh Air. Tim Delaughter founded Polyphronic Spree, the 23-member ensemble in 2000. Its members range in ages from 15 to 36, and they dress in white choir robes. Their music is alternative-rock, and has been described as "choral symphonic pop." One of their songs has been used as the background for a Volkswagen commercial. Their debut album is The Beginning Stages of.... Delaughter is the former singer for the band Tripping Daisy. Polyphronic Spree is currently on a U.S. tour. Don Coscarelli's latest film Bubba Ho-Tep is based on the short story by cult author Joe R. Lansdale. In it Elvis Presley is an elderly resident in an East Texas rest home who switched identities with an Elvis impersonator years before his death and then missed the chance to switch back. He teams up with another resident who thinks he is President John F. Kennedy. The two old codgers battle an evil Egyptian entity. It stars, respectively, Bruce Campbell and Ossie Davis. Coscarelli also wrote and directed the films Phantasm, and The Beastmaster. (Broadcast Date: September 23, 2003)
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Title: Fresh Air, Tim Delaughter and Don Coscarelli
Author: Terry Gross
Narrator: Terry Gross
Format: Original Recording
Length: 51 mins
Language: English
Release date: 09-23-03
Publisher: WHYY-FM
Genres: Radio & TV, Great Interviews
Summary:
Founder and frontman of the group the Polyphronic Spree, Tim Delaughter and film director and screenwriter Don Coscarelli on this edition of Fresh Air. Tim Delaughter founded Polyphronic Spree, the 23-member ensemble in 2000. Its members range in ages from 15 to 36, and they dress in white choir robes. Their music is alternative-rock, and has been described as "choral symphonic pop." One of their songs has been used as the background for a Volkswagen commercial. Their debut album is The Beginning Stages of.... Delaughter is the former singer for the band Tripping Daisy. Polyphronic Spree is currently on a U.S. tour. Don Coscarelli's latest film Bubba Ho-Tep is based on the short story by cult author Joe R. Lansdale. In it Elvis Presley is an elderly resident in an East Texas rest home who switched identities with an Elvis impersonator years before his death and then missed the chance to switch back. He teams up with another resident who thinks he is President John F. Kennedy. The two old codgers battle an evil Egyptian entity. It stars, respectively, Bruce Campbell and Ossie Davis. Coscarelli also wrote and directed the films Phantasm, and The Beastmaster. (Broadcast Date: September 23, 2003)
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