Seeland Records is overjoyed to all be Bozos on the bus piloted by The Firesign Theatre in this exclusive release. For those living under a large stone, FT was perhaps the longest-running comedy/performance troupe in existence, having created "theater of the mind" audio comedy for more than four decades, even scoring major label chart hits in the process.

DUKE OF MADNESS MOTORS is one book and one data DVD, which together excavate, explicate, possibly extirpate, and definitely exculpate EVERYTHING the Firesign Theatre did on the radio during their Dear Friends era. Inside you’ll find all the source material -- and all the background information -- on every radio broadcast Firesign Theatre did during the years 1970-1972: that’s every episode of the radio series The Firesign Theatre Radio Hour Hour, Dear Friends, and Let’s Eat, plus their one-off special Martian Space Party from March 1972 - all from the original master tapes.

The 108-page fullcolor book contains everything you’d ever want to know about all of these shows, including complete show undowns, an 8000-word historical essay, new interviews with every member of Firesign plus their producer Bill McIntyre and engineer The Live Earl Jive, collages by Phil Proctor, vintage found objects, original scripts, and more. The DVD-ROM contains, in mp3 format, every original broadcast, completely restored and remastered -- 80 hours in all. That’s all 24 broadcasts of Radio Hour Hour, most of them never bootlegged and totally unheard since they originally aired; 21 episodes of Dear Friends, finally cleaned up from the archival master tapes after four decades on the cassette trading trail; the twelve Let’s Eat broadcasts from 1971-1972; and Martian Space Party, their 75-minute end-of-series barn-burner.

Truly a dream come true for Fireheads, and with more pure unadulterated Firesign than has ever been available in a single package, DUKE OF MADNESS MOTORS is a celebration of surrealism, mind jamming, and good conversation from the guys who built the bus you Bozos rode in on. Could FT be the missing link in the evolution of Negativland’s Over the Edge…?