WFMU: Wm. Berger presents My Castle of Quiet: Playlist from July 13, 2012

Listener comments!
	12:11am jt: Ok this Unsane track kills.
	12:26am r i s k y: GO WILLIAM!!!!!!!!!
	12:36am r i s k y: THRASH UNREAL!
	12:41am r i s k y: Your sister blown out in a wheelchair on acid with AIDS!
	1:09am huge pupils (Sean): Leaving the meatlocker and entering the castle of quiet this WOLD is perfect right now!
	1:12am r i s k y: Cheers sean!
	1:31am Rory: Really good show tonight Wm., still an hour and a half to go. Keep it up!
	1:31am slugluv1313: greetings Sir Wm.! pray tell, from what film is tonight's still? (which, btw, is perfect with the Moonknight piece)
	1:34am slugluv1313: re: your top ten horror films -- this year's or last's? if the latter, where do you have it posted?
	1:37am shemp, the blind poet: visions of electric. Noyama Shinagawa INCorporated, I am the blinds through which the igloo is shaped. I am the wave length through which all JELL-O is strained. BEHOLD Grape Jelly Turnip Powdered delight. I once wrestled a tortoise on the beaches of your mind, Where Icelandic Slugworths drank zombies from their own minds. STAY OUT OF MY SLUSHIES and into the eve of my errors my errors my errors mr errols. ERROL FLYNN licked voraciously somnambulatiously the eggplanet of truth was the soft shoe which we tapped out to the one true vision of Shecky that was truth. Behold, there was an Ernest Borgnine Odinson to the bitter end. Here's looking at ya kiddo. Time to go surfing. Cheerio.
	1:41am Wm.: The Pack will be on this year's list, still to come.... The still is from Mario Bava's Baron Blood; not the best Bava, but Elke Sommer does provide some sweet eyeball candy, despite her many horrible crocheted outfits! My movie list for 2011 was on Beware of The Blog, but folded into a post of other DJs' year-end lists, so you may have missed it. It's also up at my blog >>> my-castle-of-quiet.blogspot.com...
	2:14am Rory: Really great filth-noise!
	2:25am Sara: Shaved women are so mediocre. sorry. Really good show though
	2:38am Wm.: Sara, you certainly have a right to your opinion; obviously, I disagree.... And don't get me started on mediocrity; there's many a celebrated artist that I find appallingly mediocre, particularly all the indie-pop / rock crap like, oh, Jay Reatard for example.
	2:41am Wm.: Times New Viking, Thee Oh Sees, I could go on—are these bands really so great?!?
	2:42am Wm.: ...glad you like the show, SW excepted....
	2:43am Sara: Jay Reatard is lame surely. But if that's their best track, I hope they practice more. Thanks for doing the show!
	2:46am Ike: I like this.
	2:46am Rory: Why do people always limit music. Music can be mediocre, it can be anything.
	2:47am slugluv1313: awesome, Wm., THANK YOU!!!! now to track down all these gems! i have this vague recollection of "Shriek of the Mutilated" -- perhaps was playing at a local drive-in when i was a kid? never got to see "Snuff" but i totally remember those ads! :) and i had no idea that Roberta Findlay made a film about Shauna Grant! OR that Michael Findlay was sliced-and-diced to death on the Pan-Am building (although that MUST have been on the news when it happened) again, THANK YOU for your most splendidly educational show!
	2:48am Rory: Daniel Johnston strummed an untuned guitar and dammit he did it with alot of heart and soul in it.
	2:50am Wm.: Daniel Johnston wrote GREAT songs, and probably still does. I never once considered him mediocre. But a lot of these newer pop-rock bands are just doing so-so bunk, and receiving accolades.
	2:51am Wm.: There's so much GREAT music nowadays, I haven't time to investigate the middling stuff...
	2:56am Wm.: There's room for all tastes on WFMU, fortunately for all of us, with our widely varying opinions on music. One person's "mediocre" is another person's "gold."
	2:57am Rory: I used to think the same way sara did. listening to early Sonic Youth really had an impact on me as far what i thought music could be.
	2:59am slugluv1313: where may one acquire a CD of "Ligeia"? not at Aquarius, have found cassette and downloads but no CD . . .
	2:59am Wm.: And nowadays, Sonic Youth? Riding out their laurels, I'd say, but they were undeniably great and influential for a good, long time.
	3:03am slugluv1313: re: mediocre music -- for years would hear all about some great new artist(s) -- only to be utterly underwhelmed when i would actually hear her/his/their stuff . . . and yeah, i TOTALLY agree with you about Sonic Youth -- were AMAZING back in early/mid-1980s!!!!!!!!!! "Death Valley '69 STILL remains an all-time favorite
	4:41am Wm.: I really like "I Love Her All The Time." That song just kills me.
	12:31pm dw: Another greatly enjoyed archive!! Shalocins, & NRIII,in particular, flickin the forked tongue my way (though much of the broadcast had me thrillin)!
	9:29am SiHV: Listening, Monday morning, no hope.
	5:49pm SiHV: Goddamn I am a sucker for WOLD.
	10:02pm SiHV: Holy god, this Shalocins is fucking murderous.

Wm. Berger presents My Castle of Quiet: Playlist from July 13, 2012

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Fabio Frizzi & Giorgio Tucci	Zombie Theme	Zombie OST	Blackest Heart Media		CD		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Unsane	East Broadway "East Broadway" by "Unsane"	Visqueen	Ipecac	2008	CD	Closing theme to the French horror film The Pack; look for it on my top ten horror films of the year list! Released by Bloody Disgusting on DVD.	0:04:55 (Pop-up)
Free Clinic	SWAN "SWAN" by "Free Clinic"	split LP with Half Nelson	?		LP		0:13:32 (Pop-up)
Defeatist	Stench of Corpse + Maruta + Afflicted	Sharp Blade Sinks Deep Into Dull Minds	Willowtip	2009	CD		0:17:07 (Pop-up)
Helcaraxë	To Plunder "To Plunder" by "Helcaraxë"	Broadsword	Regimental Records	2009	CD		0:20:19 (Pop-up)
Cerebrate	I "I" by "Cerebrate"	Cerebrate	Psychic Violence Records	2011	Cassette		0:22:12 (Pop-up)
The Freeze	Won't Come Back Alive "Won't Come Back Alive" by "The Freeze"	Land of the Lost	Modern Method Records	1984	LP		0:25:22 (Pop-up)
Shaved Women	Exorcism "Exorcism" by "Shaved Women"	Static 7" EP	Pass Judgement	2012	7"		0:28:05 (Pop-up)
Arch Toll	Serpent Tail "Serpent Tail" by "Arch Toll"	Poisener	All Dead Tapes / Legion Blotan Records	2012	LP		0:29:46 (Pop-up)
Agatus	Night Mares "Night Mares" by "Agatus"	Night Mares 7"	Necroterror Records	2011	7"	Greece	0:33:47 (Pop-up)
Grafvolluth	Iron Broom "Iron Broom" by "Grafvolluth"	Long Live Death!	Regimental Records	2011	CD		0:36:56 (Pop-up)
Sun Splitter	Carrion Eater "Carrion Eater" by "Sun Splitter"	II	self-released	2010	CD-R	http://sun-splitter.bandcamp.com/album/ii	0:50:12 (Pop-up)
Heimat	Oerlug "Oerlug" by "Heimat"	Heem	Regimental Records	2012	CD	Belgium	1:00:51 (Pop-up)
WOLD	Death Spiral "Death Spiral" by "WOLD"	Working Together for Our Privacy	Profound Lore Records	2010	CD		1:05:22 (Pop-up)
Moonknight	The Translucent Path "The Translucent Path" by "Moonknight"	Ligeia	Rising Beast Recordings	2012	CD		1:20:14 (Pop-up)
York Factory Complaint	Sufferings	Sufferings 3" CD	Robert & Leopold	2011	CD-R		1:30:41 (Pop-up)
Shalocins	Scrapped Mold Pt. I "Scrapped Mold Pt. I" by "Shalocins"	Scrapped Mold	DumpsterScore Home Recordings	2011	CD-R		1:46:43 (Pop-up)
Death Factory	Manifestation Of Fear (3rd Version)	Machinen Unter Kontrolle	No Visible Scars Label	2012	CD		2:17:30 (Pop-up)
Super Meat Boy	The Ballad of Lil' Slugger					video game music; posted on YouTube.	2:32:09 (Pop-up)
Super Meat Boy	World 2 - The Hospital					video game music; posted on YouTube.	2:35:17 (Pop-up)
The Binding of Isaac	Sacrificial "Sacrificial" by "The Binding of Isaac"					video game music; posted on YouTube.	2:38:29 (Pop-up)
NRIII	The Constant Struggle "The Constant Struggle" by "NRIII"	Reticence.	Neon Doom Records	2012	CD		2:42:51 (Pop-up)
Scott Walker	Jesse "Jesse" by "Scott Walker"	The Drift	4AD	2006	CD		2:56:23 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:11am jt: Ok this Unsane track kills.
	12:26am r i s k y: GO WILLIAM!!!!!!!!!
	12:36am r i s k y: THRASH UNREAL!
	12:41am r i s k y: Your sister blown out in a wheelchair on acid with AIDS!
	1:09am huge pupils (Sean): Leaving the meatlocker and entering the castle of quiet this WOLD is perfect right now!
	1:12am r i s k y: Cheers sean!
	1:31am Rory: Really good show tonight Wm., still an hour and a half to go. Keep it up!
	1:31am slugluv1313: greetings Sir Wm.! pray tell, from what film is tonight's still? (which, btw, is perfect with the Moonknight piece)
	1:34am slugluv1313: re: your top ten horror films -- this year's or last's? if the latter, where do you have it posted?
	1:37am shemp, the blind poet: visions of electric. Noyama Shinagawa INCorporated, I am the blinds through which the igloo is shaped. I am the wave length through which all JELL-O is strained. BEHOLD Grape Jelly Turnip Powdered delight. I once wrestled a tortoise on the beaches of your mind, Where Icelandic Slugworths drank zombies from their own minds. STAY OUT OF MY SLUSHIES and into the eve of my errors my errors my errors mr errols. ERROL FLYNN licked voraciously somnambulatiously the eggplanet of truth was the soft shoe which we tapped out to the one true vision of Shecky that was truth. Behold, there was an Ernest Borgnine Odinson to the bitter end. Here's looking at ya kiddo. Time to go surfing. Cheerio.
	1:41am Wm.: The Pack will be on this year's list, still to come.... The still is from Mario Bava's Baron Blood; not the best Bava, but Elke Sommer does provide some sweet eyeball candy, despite her many horrible crocheted outfits! My movie list for 2011 was on Beware of The Blog, but folded into a post of other DJs' year-end lists, so you may have missed it. It's also up at my blog >>> my-castle-of-quiet.blogspot.com...
	2:14am Rory: Really great filth-noise!
	2:25am Sara: Shaved women are so mediocre. sorry. Really good show though
	2:38am Wm.: Sara, you certainly have a right to your opinion; obviously, I disagree.... And don't get me started on mediocrity; there's many a celebrated artist that I find appallingly mediocre, particularly all the indie-pop / rock crap like, oh, Jay Reatard for example.
	2:41am Wm.: Times New Viking, Thee Oh Sees, I could go on—are these bands really so great?!?
	2:42am Wm.: ...glad you like the show, SW excepted....
	2:43am Sara: Jay Reatard is lame surely. But if that's their best track, I hope they practice more. Thanks for doing the show!
	2:46am Ike: I like this.
	2:46am Rory: Why do people always limit music. Music can be mediocre, it can be anything.
	2:47am slugluv1313: awesome, Wm., THANK YOU!!!! now to track down all these gems! i have this vague recollection of "Shriek of the Mutilated" -- perhaps was playing at a local drive-in when i was a kid? never got to see "Snuff" but i totally remember those ads! :) and i had no idea that Roberta Findlay made a film about Shauna Grant! OR that Michael Findlay was sliced-and-diced to death on the Pan-Am building (although that MUST have been on the news when it happened) again, THANK YOU for your most splendidly educational show!
	2:48am Rory: Daniel Johnston strummed an untuned guitar and dammit he did it with alot of heart and soul in it.
	2:50am Wm.: Daniel Johnston wrote GREAT songs, and probably still does. I never once considered him mediocre. But a lot of these newer pop-rock bands are just doing so-so bunk, and receiving accolades.
	2:51am Wm.: There's so much GREAT music nowadays, I haven't time to investigate the middling stuff...
	2:56am Wm.: There's room for all tastes on WFMU, fortunately for all of us, with our widely varying opinions on music. One person's "mediocre" is another person's "gold."
	2:57am Rory: I used to think the same way sara did. listening to early Sonic Youth really had an impact on me as far what i thought music could be.
	2:59am slugluv1313: where may one acquire a CD of "Ligeia"? not at Aquarius, have found cassette and downloads but no CD . . .
	2:59am Wm.: And nowadays, Sonic Youth? Riding out their laurels, I'd say, but they were undeniably great and influential for a good, long time.
	3:03am slugluv1313: re: mediocre music -- for years would hear all about some great new artist(s) -- only to be utterly underwhelmed when i would actually hear her/his/their stuff . . . and yeah, i TOTALLY agree with you about Sonic Youth -- were AMAZING back in early/mid-1980s!!!!!!!!!! "Death Valley '69 STILL remains an all-time favorite
	4:41am Wm.: I really like "I Love Her All The Time." That song just kills me.
	12:31pm dw: Another greatly enjoyed archive!! Shalocins, & NRIII,in particular, flickin the forked tongue my way (though much of the broadcast had me thrillin)!
	9:29am SiHV: Listening, Monday morning, no hope.
	5:49pm SiHV: Goddamn I am a sucker for WOLD.
	10:02pm SiHV: Holy god, this Shalocins is fucking murderous.

Wm. Berger presents My Castle of Quiet: Playlist from July 13, 2012

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