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Favoriting February 26, 2021: Incredibly Strange Music Vol. 2 - Chapter 1: Jello Biafra pt. 31 pg. 41 (Children's Music: with spotlights on Frankie Stein and His Ghouls and Bruce Haack)
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The Collins Kids  Hot Rod   Favoriting Western Ranch Party, 1958 TV Footage    (Notes: "When major labels aimed rock'n'roll at kids, the music would often be much wilder than what they'd aim at adults or even teenagers. The Collins Kids on Columbia, The Bantams on Warner Brothers-" - Biafra pg. 41 
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(Bonus Track) The Collins Kids  Heartbeat   Favoriting Vol. 2    The music of the Collins Kids was pretty hormonal. - Your D.J. 
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The Bantams  Suzy Q   Favoriting Beware: The Bantams    (Notes: "...their screaming version of "Suzy Q" would put the Yardbirds to shame."- Jello pg. 41 
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Frankie Stein and His Ghouls  A Hearse Is Not a Home (Frug)   Favoriting Introducing Frankie Stein and His Ghouls    Notes: "The monster records by Frankie Stein & The Ghouls are nonstop great sleazy rock instrumentals--" - Jello pg. 41 
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Frankie Stein and His Ghouls  The Ghostman Rings Twice (Mashed Potato)   Favoriting Shock! Terror! Fear!  LP   
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Frankie Stein and His Ghouls  Monster Motion   Favoriting Ghoul Music  LP  (Notes: "There are no ballads filling out albums, like the record company would expect a "serious" artist to do." - Jello pg. 41 
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Frankie Stein and His Ghouls  Doctor Spook   Favoriting Monster Melodies  LP   
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Frankie Stein and His Ghouls  Be Careful It’s My Throat (Frug)   Favoriting Monster Sounds and Dance Music  LP   
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(Bonus Track) Frankie Stein and His Ghouls  All Choked Up   Favoriting Dinner With Drac  7"   
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(Bonus Track) Frankie Stein and His Ghouls  Saturday Evening Ghost   Favoriting Monster Mash  7"   
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Mister Rogers  What Do You Do?   Favoriting Let's Be Together Today  LP  "Notes:"...For example, guess whose lyrics these are: "What do you do with the mad that you feel, when you feel so mad you could bite?...Is that Black Flag or Henry Rollins --no, it's Mister Rogers! - Jello pg. 41) 
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(Bonus Track) Mister Rogers  Gonna Marry Mom   Favoriting Won't You Be My Neighbor?  LP  Accoustic version! 
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Spider Man Cartoon  The Witching Hour   Favoriting TV Episode Audio  MP3  "Notes: "And cartoon music can be wild- I loved the music for the Spiderman cartoons when I was a kid." - Jello pg 41. 
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Cornet Film  Are You Popular?   Favoriting 1947 Classroom Film  MP3  (Notes: "Like those tasty Coronet instructional films, children's records made in one era often have very different interpretations in another." - Jello 41) 
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Patty Zeitlin and Marsh Berman  The Little Bird Is Dead   Favoriting Spin Spider Spin  LP  (Notes: "Or take Spin Spider Spin by Patty Zeitlin and Marsh Berman: one of the songs is "The LIttle Bird Is Dead." That could be the title of a Nick Cave album!" - Jello pg. 41) 
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Bruce Haack  The Word/Cherubic Hymn   Favoriting Electric Lucifer  LP  (Notes: Two of the weirdest children's albums I know were both by Bruce Haack, who is better known for a particularly sinister electronics album called "Electric Lucifer' on Columbia." - Jello pg. 41) 
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Jackpine Savage (Bruce Haack) with Esther Nelson  Touch   Favoriting Together  LP  (Notes: "He disappeared from that scene, but for years he's been making what he calls "psychedelic children's records" where some of the sinister overtones remain. "Together" by Jackpine Savage (Haack's pseudonym) features a booming, overpowering voice (like threatening to destroy the Starship Enterprise) : "Now you must stop thinking." Later the same voice goes, "Now you can think again." "Because he mixes in psychedelic rock music, the album is not only clever but musically enjoyable." - Jello pg. 41 & 42) 
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Kimbo the T.V. Koala  The New Blue Train   Favoriting 45  7"  Featured record cover on the bottom of pg. 41 
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Bruce Haack  Snow Job   Favoriting Bite  MP3  (Notes: "Judging by the cover art for "Bite", Bruce Haack is still as anti-social as ever -- he just decided to penetrate minds at an earlier age." - Jello pg. 42) 
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(Bonus Track) Bruce Haack and Miss Nelson  Sunflowers   Favoriting Dance Sing and Listen  LP  Using this opportunity to play a favorite track from each Haack LP we have here in the Media Archive. - Your D.J. 
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(Bonus Track) Bruce Haack and Miss Nelson  Machines   Favoriting Dance Sing and Listen Again!  LP   
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(Bonus Track) Bruce Haack and Miss Nelson  Introduction/Shadows   Favoriting Dance Sing and Listen Again and Again!  LP   
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(Bonus Track) Bruce Haack and Miss Nelson  School For Robots   Favoriting The Way-Out Record for Children  LP   
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(Bonus Track) Bruce Haack and Miss Nelson  Sing   Favoriting The Electronic Record for Children  LP   
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(Bonus Track) Bruce Haack and Miss Nelson  Soul Transportation   Favoriting Dance To The Music  LP   
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(Bonus Track) Bruce Haack  The Universal Unicycle Show (Pedal It)   Favoriting Captain Entropy  LP   
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(Bonus Track) Bruce Haack  Wooden Bread   Favoriting This Old Man  LP  Herk Hilligoss' favorite Bruce Haack song. - Your D.J. 
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(Bonus Track) Bruce Haack and Ted Pandel w/ Miss Nelson  The Ghost With The Most   Favoriting Ebenezer Electric     
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(Bonus Track) Bruce Haack and Ted Pandel w/ Miss Nelson  I Hug Myself 'Cause I Love Me So   Favoriting Funky Doodle     
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(Bonus Track) Bruce Haack  Noonday Sun   Favoriting Electric Lucifer 2     
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(Bonus Track) Bruce Haack  Haackula/Party Machine   Favoriting Haacula    Party Machine is the bonus track on this LP. The actual Haakula LP makes me sad, as a discogs reviewer said, his records used to be full of so much hope and wonder but with Haakula it's like you're listening to an aging angry alchoholic, thus playing the bonus track. ...Which is fantastic! - Your D.J. 
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(Bonus Track) Bruce Haack  When Mothers Of Salem   Favoriting Preservation Tapes     
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notsoKWYET:

HEllloooOOoOO BC
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BC Sterrett:

Hey there Notso!
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Herk Hilligoss:

oops, I mean (cough cough) I bid you Velcome...
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notsoKWYET:

hahaha.. that reminds me of the Mitch Hedberg joke about not going to see Dr. Acula
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Herk Hilligoss:

Didn't Ed Wood Jr. try to make a film called Dr. Acula?
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notsoKWYET:

I have no idea... but it sounds pretty on brand
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notsoKWYET:

BC do you go all out on Halloween? or just into the records?
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Herk Hilligoss:

I love Halloween, but I don't always dress up in crazy costumes if that's what you mean. Lots of weird movies and friends telling ghost stories is my kind of Halloween. I also like trick or treaters and making the outside of my house spooky with music etc.
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joe:

'ello folks
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notsoKWYET:

Love that... being in the city, I've most lived in apartments so no chance of giving out candy BUT i love dressing up and everything that comes with Halloween
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notsoKWYET:

What a sexy halloween-y song lol
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notsoKWYET:

However, I can't stand horror movies unless they are super campy and have no jump scares
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Herk Hilligoss:

Yeah, I mostly like late night monster movies. "The Manster" and stuff like that.
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Herk Hilligoss:

Hey there Joe!
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Herk Hilligoss:

Carnival of Souls of course being my favorite :)
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Herk Hilligoss:

Spider Baby a close 2nd
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joe:

Dr. Acula was one of Forrest J Ackerman's nome de plumes
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joe:

A couple of years ago Alamo ran Spider Baby at their annual Halloween "lock In"Dismember the Alamo. Both of your favorites there I feel are maligned due to their Public Domain and low budget status. Both are in INCREDIBLE films.
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notsoKWYET:

one i do really like, that is kinda in the monster category, is Krampus... great x-mas movie
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Frankenstein Fodder:

Hey Hey BC, tuned in at the desk. Boo!
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Herk Hilligoss:

There were things I liked about the Krampus movie. Some of the actors reactions were kind of unbelieveable which kinda took me out of the verisimilitude. Like, "My son just got eaten.... oh well" kinda thing
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Herk Hilligoss:

Hey there Franky Fodder!
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Sem:

Back for more of the voodoo you do, BCS. Hello to you and all.
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notsoKWYET:

it's definitely more in the dark comedy range, which is prob why i can deal with it
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Little Danny:

I kinda feel for Mr. Rogers.
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Herk Hilligoss:

Hey there Sem!
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Frankenstein Fodder:

Hi Danny, great show last night.
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Little Danny:

Thanks Otis! Wonderful to have you aboard.
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Herk Hilligoss:

Had to change the order for my set list due to something not working. Got it back!
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WR:

hi ho all. dipping into the stream during quick lunch break. I'm glad we could talk about this.
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Count Fab-ula:

Hi ho Herk! Just watched “White Zombie” the other night. Available in its entirety on the Tubes of You. SoO great. Very surreal, really, kinda Cocteau or even D Lynch. Bela’s finest moment.
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Herk Hilligoss:

Love White Zombie! The movie not the band ha ha
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WR:

these spidey voices sound like space ghost.
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notsoKWYET:

i am so in love with this right now
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joe:

Lots of the folks doing voices here were Rankin Bass regulars.
Spidey is Paul Soles aka Hermey the Elf from Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer
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notsoKWYET:

i could listen to that all day
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Herk Hilligoss:

Meow meow
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notsoKWYET:

i love knowing my dates price range
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Little Danny:

Wienie roasts also figured prominently into young dating life on 1951's "What To Do on a Date," which I know through MST3K.
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notsoKWYET:

I'm assuming you've heard the Fuzzy Folk comp put out by Jonny Trash --- it has the spin, spider, spin track on it
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Herk Hilligoss:

This song makes me feel like doing "The Touchy"
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Herk Hilligoss:

I have not heard Fuzzy Folk. Sounds like something up my alley!
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Little Danny:

Mrs. Featherbottom vibes.
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chresti:

Hi BC/Herk! Hi finders of lost things!
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Herk Hilligoss:

Hi Chresti!!!
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Mr Fab:

i have some of Bruce Haack's children's album (with Miss Nelson) but I never played them for my kid. Did anyone really buy those albums for their children?
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Herk Hilligoss:

Ha, I'm making a remix by adding other Haack electronics here and there
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Herk Hilligoss:

I wouldn't let my kids listen to some of his adult work like Haackula and Electronic Lucifer 2 probably.
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Herk Hilligoss:

Hi Mr. Fab! Congrats on the new job!
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Herk Hilligoss:

Found this copy of Dance Sing and Listen for a buck at a thrift store in San Antonio, Texas.
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Herk Hilligoss:

I don't know if I'd like my kids even listening to Kimbo the TV Koala. lol
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Herk Hilligoss:

Found this one at an antique shop in New Hamshire for 2 buck.
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Herk Hilligoss:

Vol. 3 I had to buy online... like most of the others over the years. Gotta go slow when collecting these...
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zivilars:

Damn, I missed the Collins Kids
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zivilars:

Love them, have some great Town Hall Party and Ranch Party TV recordings of them
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Herk Hilligoss:

Love the Collins Kids!
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Rich in Washington:

Wonderful show today! Listening while moving furniture.
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zivilars:

Mr. Fab writing about White Zombie reminds me that I should see this one again ... Saw it many years ago, but don't remember too much. Thanks for mentioning it!
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zivilars:

any recommendation for good books with horror movie recommendations? like psychotronic?
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Herk Hilligoss:

Yes! hang on...
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Rich in Washington:

My grandson is finally at the age where he seems to be entertained by music and records in general. Last weekend I played him the record Too Much Noise and he really got into it. Then I played him Fat Boys and Yello and he was bouncing off the walls.
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Herk Hilligoss:

Hi Rich!
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Rich in Washington:

I want to give him one of those indestructible Califone record players and let him go nuts with junk records.
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Rich in Washington:

Hiya, Herk!
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Herk Hilligoss:

Ziv I feel the best book to start with is the "Incredibly Strange Films" book by RE/Search
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Herk Hilligoss:

I also like the Mondo Macabro book, or Monster Magazine by Tim Paxton
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zivilars:

Thanks, Herk – I'll definitely check all those one out! If available right now, direct order from me – your recommendation is all I need to know that those are good :)
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zivilars:

just ordered ISF and MM and wow, "Monster Magazine" looks great, too ... Have to get my hands on some issues!
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Herk Hilligoss:

My brain is doing a belly dance!
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Herk Hilligoss:

I did the index art for the last issue of Monster Magazine ;)
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Mr Fab:

the Psychotronic guide is handy cuz it mentions which films have musical numbers. I've been using it as a guide to record audio off the youtubes, when possible.
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zivilars:

@Herb: Monster Magazine really looks great, have to check out if there's an affordable subscription to Germany somehow ... @Mr. Fab: Big Psychotronic fan here, too!
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Mr Fab:

That's cool, Herk. I can't really find a Monster! mag website. Where can we go to get 'em?
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Mr Fab:

"Electric Lucifer 2" a CD I bought the last time i visited the Rhino Records store before they closed. :(
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Herk Hilligoss:

The Psychotronic Book was the only book to include a review of "Frankenstein's Planet of Monsters", a 8mm sci-fi monster film by my episode artist Michael Brunelle. Lost Media Archive later remastered this film from the original U-matic source and re-issued the VHS. The Bleeding Skull book vol. 2 coming out later this summer will be talking about this film as well :)
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zivilars:

another nice little book is "The Book Of Lists Horror" - sounds quite generic, not the REAL deep cuts, of course, but I like it
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zivilars:

not comparable to Psychotronic & Co. of course, though
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Herk Hilligoss:

Mr. Fab I think Monster Magazine is mostly sold exclusively on Amazon. I think Tim is about to retire. Only one more issue coming soon!
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Herk Hilligoss:

ooh, that sounds great Ziv!
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Mr Fab:

weirdly enough, Def Jam released a Bruce Haack record, i think this one?
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Herk Hilligoss:

Whoah!
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Mr Fab:

yep, just looked it up - co-produced by Russell Simmons.
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Herk Hilligoss:

Mr. Fab originally I claimed a slot on Saturdays with Wired Up moving up, but I didn't get the bank job, so it's Fridays I will stay.
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Sem:

Lovely interlude, these past 2 hours. Thank you, HH, and see you again.
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Herk Hilligoss:

Haackula is one of the blandest record covers in history.
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Herk Hilligoss:

Thanks Sem!
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Mr Fab:

Aww,damn, sorry about the job. But happy to have you hear on Fride-yays.

Thanks for your congrats on my new job. Things seem to be opening up. lots of Sheena's DJs and listeners seem to be getting employed again. You're next, herk!
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Herk Hilligoss:

Thanks Mr. Fab - Thanks for listening everyone! A bit more children's music next week + a new theme from the chapter :)
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zivilars:

Great show Herk, thanks!
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Herk Hilligoss:

Thanks Ziv!!! Thank you for coming by :)
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chresti:

Thanks Herk!
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Herk Hilligoss:

Thanks Chresti! Luckily I don't have to run to work today and can listen to Georgy Girl!
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