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The band, i.e. formed in the Philadelphia area circa 1981, and remained active until 1989. It played concerts in and around several college campuses including Penn State and Carnegie Melon Universities and also in Washington D.C. Among mostly cassette tape releases one debut vinyl L.P., Art for War's Sake, was released in 1986. Keith 'Zig' Stewart produced forty nine i.e. music videos for the One Media® label from March, 2016 through March, 2017. The seventeen albums shown below appear in reverse chronological order, the most recent first.

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i.e. Albums

Their final recording and concert, July 1989 Live by i.e. from 'the arts festival'

Aggressive times call for aggressive measures Crack by i.e. (Warning! May be habit-forming...)

...for coming down off the above release... Opium by i.e. (Warning! May also be habit-forming...)

"The Forgotten Music Volume II (1987-1988)", the second volume of wayward music by i.e.

The Forgotten Music Volume II (1987-1988) (cover art)

"The Forgotten Music Volume I (1987-1988)", the first volume of wayward music by i.e.

The Forgotten Music Volume I (1987-1988) (cover art)

"Life", exemplary work from a matured i.e.

"Necropolis Projects", further along the Industrial Jazz advances by i.e.

"Exploiting The Third World", the 1987 cassette release that industrialized World Music by i.e.

Their first (and rather well-executed) live concert recording, July 1987 Live by i.e. from 'the arts festival'

...eerily free... How Jazz Saved The World, Inc. by i.e.

How Jazz Saved The World, Inc. (cover art)

"Substance Abuse", a good place to start if you have zero tolerance for i.e.

"Art for War's Sake", the debut vinyl L.P. by i.e.

"Supraliminal", another early definitive work by i.e.

"Endorphin Stimuli", a defining moment in a radio station studio by i.e.

"Man Asks Why?" and "Feeding Time At The Zoo", the second and third albums (released originally on cassette) by The Illuminous Exodus

"Music(s) For/In Transient Times", the debut album (released originally on cassette) by The Illuminous Exodus

Music(s) For/In Transient Times (cover art)

See the playlist of music videos for the entire Opium album by i.e.

See the playlist of music videos for all the recordings of Endorphin Stimuli throughout the existence of i.e.

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