'Yeagh,' the Remix (Howard Dean Beats and Pieces)

Newsweek (Excerpt) ^ | January 21, 2004 | Bret Begun

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Excerpt -

Jan. 21 - You live by the Internet, you die by the Internet. Just ask Howard Dean. One minute, the Democratic presidential hopeful is harvesting new voters, and campaign contributors, online. The next, he’s being haunted by tech-savvy turntablists. Since his kinda-crazy concession speech in Iowa on Monday night, a bunch of audio files mixing music to his exhortations have been circulating on the Web. “We’re going to South Carolina and Oklahoma and Arizona and North Dakota and New Mexico. We’re going to California and Texas and New York!” It's the type of stuff you’d hear at nightclubs, not political rallies. The highlight? Repeated splicing and dicing of Dean’s “Yeagh!” outburst.

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The Right Magazine version is the best one so far, but I don't think the definitive Dean meltdown has been mixed yet.

So I'm going to pick up GarageBand tomorrow.

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We need a "Napolean the 14th" mix.

[Tennessee_Bob]

Dang - it's not available for download there anymore.

[SheLion]

That was THE stupidest thing I ever saw on TV from a professional. LOL! I could not believe what I was looking at.

Oh yes! That's JUST what we need in the White House. ~gag

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I want the one heard on Hannity radio today. I missed it.

[Wally_Kalbacken]

He's doing this Dianne Sawyer interview tomorrow - but what the hell can he say that would excuse, explain or even apologize for that with any effect? Dean=self immolated toast.

[goodform]

Pull Howard Dean's finger.

This is hillarious.

[mylife]

that is funny!

[doug from upland]

I wonder if he'll deck Sawyer for the grand finale from the political scene.

[saquin]

I still think one of the best parts of the speech has been ignored. After the initial "listing of states" followed by the primal scream (which most of these mp3s sample), he talks fairly normally for a little bit, then almost inexplicably goes *back* into the listing of states, this time including Massachusetts, which is slurred so badly it comes out sounding like "Massasssaautts". That was the part that pushed me over the edge and made me think "this man has lost it". When he starts back into listing the states (at top screech), you can almost see Harkin and others behind him thinking, "Oh my God, not again!"

[Prodigal Son]

Funny.

http://homepage.mac.com/lileks/.Public/Yeagh.mp3

http://barlowfarms.com/howarddean.mp3

[Prodigal Son]

What's amazing about the spontaneity of the internet is- MoveOn.org organized an elaborate contest for an anti-Bush commercial and got over a thousand entries. Within days of Howard Dean's yaaaarrrgggghhh speech, there are already mixes of it set to music out there.

Ironically, Dean won MoveOn's mock 'primary' last summer. Now he has unwittingly provided us with the soundtrack of the democratic party's liberal faction. MoveOn spent a lot of money on their ad contest, now their own boy- Dean- has come along and made an even more popular advert, although it doesn't work in their favor.

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[68skylark]

God that's funny!

[nwrep]

AWESOME dude, that is some funny sh*t.

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A mirror of the Right Magazine "Dean Goes Nuts" remix -

http://www.marken.us/auction/dean_goes_nuts_remix.mp3

[fishbabe]

well,dean has finally been bitten by the hard bug of reality...he,who lives by publicity dies by publicity.....