WFMU: Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl: Playlist from November 2, 2021

Listener comments!
	3:01pm ultradamno: Creamo! Blastards! Maybe The Stooges' "Tight Pants" should be the theme of this show?
	3:02pm prof.fuzz: Blast off!
	3:02pm Threemoons: CREAMO! BLASTARDS!
	3:03pm HyperDose: Dang, Threemoons is fired up! Yahoo, Creamo!!!
	3:03pm Woo: I like this song
	3:03pm tim from washington: Hey Creamo and folks!
	3:05pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): Splendito bandito
	3:05pm winston legthigh: halloo creamoo and blastardoos
	3:06pm Threemoons: Dear Sweet Baby Cthulhu, please let me make it until 6 PM (work ends) and through my 6-8:30 PM online class without falling asleep and/or snapping at anyone. SO tired. It's a weird time of year where my building can be either too hot or too cold, AND I had massive insomnia which my meds did very little for. Note to self: If it's past 2 AM, and your alarm is set to 7:30 AM, do NOT try to make yourself more sleepy with apple-pie-flavored Delta 8 syrup mixed into a finger or two of cheap whiskey. Yes, I felt great and sleepy half an hour later...and was absolutely cemented to the bed this AM. Didn't start work until almost 10 AM; forewent showering. Didn't even have the energy to make coffee until almost noon. WAKE ME UP CREAMO!
	3:07pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all.
	3:08pm TomDash: a-HA! So this is the new Siltbreeze release...ever/never has a new CIA Debutante too - prolific soundscapes
	3:08pm Handy Haversack: Creamo! Blastererererseseses! Wake up Threemoons, Creamo!
	3:08pm winston legthigh: sorry for your troubles threemoons.
	3:11pm Will the Sound Guy: Hello Creamo and all!!!
	3:12pm Creamo Coyl: Hey y'alll thx fer the lisisssseneinnninin
	3:14pm Creamo Coyl: and the donations!
	3:15pm Ajay: Creamooooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!
	3:16pm Creamo Coyl: supppppppppppppp
	3:17pm Threemoons: Thanks all! Trying to perk up....
	3:18pm Marie: Hi Creamo, hi everybody. This here tune is sounding killer already
	3:20pm TomDash: man these drums...screams early 80s in best possible way...
	3:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's the Days of the Dead in Scorpiotime - & the Balsamic Moon before the New Moon on Thursday. No system should be pushing people now - we should be resting & reflecting.
	3:21pm johnec: YO! @threemoons - don't know if this is helpful, but I started taking 5mg of Melatonin at bedtime about a week ago and it has done magical things for me
	3:22pm karlward: That feel when Creamo plays the pop
	3:23pm Handy Haversack: ð is a voiced "th," isn't it?
	3:24pm ultradamno: "Fun" fact, some people are still in iron lungs www.npr.org...
	3:25pm Creamo Coyl: You come up here and pronounce this shit, Handy!
	3:27pm Threemoons: @johnec alas, my neurologist specifically told me NOT to take melatonin.
	3:27pm tim from washington: What's your favorite band that starts with Black? Sabbath, Flag, Oak Arkansas, Rebel Tricycle Club?
	3:27pm Handy Haversack: Spin Age Blaster Pronunciation Consultant would be a dream come true!
	3:27pm YETI BOB: Hey, I just read the Black Dice article in the latest WIRE and I wanted to hear this album. Thanks Creamo!
	3:27pm TomDash: I saw Voiced "th" open for Black Dice once I think...
	3:27pm Handy Haversack: tim, don't forget 47!
	3:28pm tim from washington: I'm looking forward to hearing "Handy Haversack reporting for pronunciation duty!" during the next mic break.
	3:29pm ultradamno: I never got to see Voiced Th, but I did sssseeee Sibilant S many times
	3:30pm Handy Haversack: I saw Bilabial Fricative open for the Raspberries.
	3:30pm johnec: @Threemoons - Oh, man, that sucks. I haven't really done any research on it. My buddy just suggested it so I gave it a try. Maybe I will investigate whether I should even be doing it.
	3:30pm YETI BOB: Don't forget the Plosives
	3:30pm tim from washington: I'm digging this new Black Dice. It's like Helios Creed's long lost disco record.
	3:31pm YETI BOB: yeah Tim it's fun
	3:31pm ultradamno: Like most, I hate Illinois Nazis, but Pennsylvania Satanists are OK www.comicsands.com...
	3:33pm ultradamno: @Tim I'm going to guess that fell in the cracks somewhere between X-Rated Fairy Tales and Superior Catholic Finger
	3:33pm ultradamno: Amrep didn't do disco and Wax Trax wouldn't bite
	3:34pm Threemoons: @johnec apparently for some folks with neurological conditions it metabolizes into an analog of certain neurotransmitters and is therefore a no-no for me, along with Nutrasweet of all things (breaks down similarly; both related to all kinds of unpleasant side effects). FWIW I can't even TASTE Nutrasweet when I've been given it by accident (ie getting a Diet Coke instead of a real Coke).
	3:34pm tim from washington: Pennsylvania Satanists are OK but Massachusets Satanists are a little too snooty for my blood. All "oooh, we've been around for 400 years" fancy pants Satanists.
	3:35pm Rev. Turnip Druid: some of my best friends are antichrists
	3:35pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also . hello .
	3:36pm Threemoons: Oddly enough, my neurologist and neuropharmocologist are surprisingly unconcerned RE alcohol and permutations of herb, although any kind of hallucinogen is still a Very No No for me. I trust the experts on this one.
	3:36pm tim from washington: Good info on the Helios Creed disco record, Ultra!
	3:36pm Threemoons: Hey Turnip, Handy, usual Blastards!
	3:38pm Handy Haversack: I thought the Alice in Chains album behind the PA Satanist was charming. Hey, Threemoons!
	3:40pm ultradamno: @Handy He listens to both kinds of music!
	3:41pm ultradamno: Running the gamut from grunge to grindcore
	3:41pm tim from washington: I think there's a typo in the artist column, Creamo. You forgot to add an "o" to the second name of the current band.
	3:42pm Handy Haversack: I also really want to see the pro-Satanist-lifestyle kidswear that they want the freedom to dress their kids in! How much Taylor Ham does it feature, for example?
	3:43pm johnec: That sucks (very interesting though), but at least you still got the booze and weed.
	3:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Melatonin is actually a Hormone - produced by the pineal gland ('third eye') - & regulated in proportion to one's exposure to light. Therefore relating to diurnal cycles... The say one makes plenty when young - correlating to how soundly children sleep - & less later. What I find is it does make me sleep more deeply with more vivd dreams & a refreshed feeling like that ...eventually. But it does not get me to sleep 20 min.s after I take it like you'd wish a pill would... Yeah it's tricky giving medical advice... The thing about Molecules & Chemicals - correct me if I'm wrong - is there are actually not that many Elements - so Secondary & Side Effects in the body happen all over the place... Biology is an Ecology, if you will...
	3:44pm ultradamno: @handy here you go www.pinterest.com...
	3:45pm ultradamno: (There were a bunch of others, but they were all at Amazon...I already posted a you tube link yesterday, don't want my Techtonic pass yanked again)
	3:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's amusing how much more Humanist many 'Satanists' are now Politically than the RightWing...
	3:46pm Handy Haversack: Hmmm. I guess I was expecting more ... allure? Something to draw in the norms!
	3:51pm ultradamno: The Ubu one was the best though.
	3:53pm ultradamno: Was she the one attacked by the raccoon?
	3:53pm ultradamno: Which is probably better than a boar attack, like happened to Shakira
	3:54pm Andrew_in_WI: Joe McG had a live set with Taraka. Check the archives
	3:54pm Woo: Rock used to be very popular
	3:54pm Ike: I’m very lucky in that melatonin works very well for me, if I can convince myself to take it and remember to take it. Weird how all our taste buds and neurological makeups are so different. Nutrasweet tastes super bitter to me, alcohol never gives me a buzz, and jazz cigarettes usually just annoy me because they dilate time so that it takes 3 years to walk to the bathroom and take a whiz.
	3:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Creamo and fun bunch!
	3:59pm Rev. Turnip Druid: unpopular opinion: sleep is great but would kill to permanently end dreaming. One reality is quite enough.
	4:01pm YETI BOB: RTD: Sometimes I have dreams that are so complex and vivid that I wake up exhausted. I don't really like it. A good night of deepdreamless sleep is so refreshing.
	4:03pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: This show is so wild. Wow.
	4:04pm Threemoons: More on brain chemistry--yeah, Delta 8 does it for me but my personal jury is still out RE actual full flower Satan's Spinach. I just ate a fast lunch--some leftover chicken and apricot curry on barley-and even though I was starving, now I really REALLY want a nap....gah....
	4:05pm ultradamno: I usually wouldn't agree, but you know how they say you can't read in dreams? Well, it's true. I just had one earlier in which I spent the whole time trying to decypher a post-it note. Though that might have been a handwriting issue.
	4:06pm Threemoons: I thought eating something would perk me up, and now I want a nap more than ever...sigh....
	4:07pm Handy Haversack: I found that being under two sleeping kittens was pretty much an irresistible nap trigger.
	4:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Being High was great. Some of my favorite times in life were smoking pot & listening to Music. Being Stoned got old. Know just why you mean. Course now they got THC & CBD separated out. Not in my day it wasn't. Accepted the idea that restorative quality of sleep is bound to depth of the dream state - & that dreams help one process experience as well. But - it's all on the table what the truth is, isn't it? What am I - a Researcher ? Dreams are surely perplexing & involved... What fascinates me is that they do present such a compelling other 'reality' - when they are happening... The idea that all that is in my head but I feel so foreign to their source...
	4:08pm Fox: ultradamno- There's a Batman TAS episode where Bruce Wayne can't read anything, and that's how he knows he's dreaming via a nefarious plot by the Scarecrow.
	4:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah Batman is so upright & uptight - it's always a compelling plot device to get him f*cked up...
	4:10pm Creamo Coyl: Being High Is Great (Again)
	4:11pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I lost ten years of my life to weed, too much of a bad habit in my case.
	4:12pm SeanG: great tune that
	4:12pm Threemoons: I actually CAN read in my dreams, but that's a quirk of brain anatomy in my case. @HH being under sleeping kitties sounds divine.
	4:15pm ultradamno: www.inverse.com...
	4:15pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Anybody seen Waking Life movie by Linklater? That was a trip. Lucid dreaming.....
	4:16pm Michele with One "L": That track was rad
	4:16pm YETI BOB: Wild Neil: I love that movie, one of my all-time faves
	4:17pm Fox: Waing Life was a trip. I love talking head movies.
	4:17pm Ike: @Fox, I love that BTAS episode.
	4:17pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Yeti Bob-I would like to read a good article about the movie critic who describes the holy moment thing....could be interesting as I 1. Love movies 2. Am very Catholic.
	4:20pm Fox: Ike, I prefer the Batman TAS designs to the revamp of the Diniverse (with an exception for the Scarecrow). I preferred it when it was dark-deco, trying to be a grim version of the Fleischer Superman shorts.
	4:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Had just referenced WakingLife as some of Hearty White's art reminded me of it : www.facebook.com...
	4:20pm YETI BOB: Caveh Zahedi, quoting from/explaining André Bazin - wakinglifemovie.net...
	4:22pm Handy Haversack: That was good, Creamo! And pronounceable. You're on your own with this song title, though. Bandcamp Friday this very week, peoples!
	4:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The WarnerBros. cartoons have got DC right. The critique for the DC Universe films now is ZackSnyder copped all the grimness of the later contempo GraphicNovels with none of the relevant content...
	4:25pm ultradamno: Snyder is just awful.
	4:27pm Rich in Washington: As a person who frequently dozes off to movies, Waking Life is a really surreal movie to watch while slipping in and out of sleep.
	4:27pm Rich in Washington: As is Linklater's earlier Slacker.
	4:28pm ultradamno: Anything episodic like that is, Discreet Charm and Phantom of Liberty are antecedents
	4:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well - it's the relation of Realism to the Dream of the Unconscious that ideally gives us - well - Super Reality, or Surrelaism. You could do a sort of hyperrealistic DC thing with those WWII Era archetype heroes that could work with CGI & everything there is now... They re such great Characters - they ought to be - well - just about Indestructible... I always come back to - even a Great Director is not always a Writer...
	4:29pm iiibeat: The predominate function of elected representatives must be to Inform their constituents. Possibly their vote counts as a percentage of constituents who do not cast their (weekly?) vote on whatever the issue(s) might be (if representatives remain necessary) . . But ultimately, every individual constituent has a direct say (vote by iphone, internet at library etc) on every issue that currently only elected representatives have the authority to vote on. We need Politicians who will destroy the Power of politicians.
	4:30pm Fox: The strengths of DC and Marvel as comic book companies is magnified by their forays into film. DC has always struggled with continuity, their strengths in What Ifs and offshoot graphic novels that aren't necessarily connected to the rest of the universe very well. Marvel has comparatively excelled at a cohesive universe, but it gets difficult to wade into half way through. Still, it's insane to me that a major company like WB couldn't get it's shit together and come up with one storyline and universe for all its live action stuff. Or even all it's animated stuff. It's ridiculous.
	4:31pm Fox: The animation style of Waking Life was perfect for use in A Scanner Darkly. As were the casting choices.
	4:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes - on paper - we're a Republic. Not a Democracy. In reality - we're an Oligarchy & a Cryptocracy & various other things.
	4:32pm Threemoons: @RR you can say that again.
	4:32pm Threemoons: I totally forgot how sleepy starching out at lunch makes me...
	4:33pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Revolution Rabbit-I think we are a fascist country in that tech is in bed with the government.
	4:33pm Rich in Washington: A Scanner Darkly might be the closest film to an actual PKD novel. A few things streamlined for cinematic purposes, but really close.
	4:34pm Fox: Threemoons: what's the quirk in your brain anatomy?
	4:35pm ultradamno: MES hated it, preferred Blade Runner. I don't think I agree with him, really. I think This World Then The Fireworks is like that for Jim Thompson. Underappreciated film.
	4:35pm Fox: Rich - Yeah, they switched up the conspiracy storyline, but I've never seen a more accurate portrayal of drug people.
	4:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well Superheroes are Myth but more blatantly than most media. The main thing to me is how relevant the Stories are & how well that serves us. The rest is Technique in service (on a good day) to the Statement.
	4:35pm Threemoons: @Fox long story short: Catastropic birth injury. The specific parts of my brain that are responsible for reading/vocabulary are pulling double duty for a bunch of other executive functions; as a result I have really long REM cycles when I can really sleep in and I can read/write/remember what I wrote or read in dreams.
	4:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Technocracy in relation to the Oligarchy, certainly. As MarkHurst has posited : What are People for ?!?
	4:37pm Handy Haversack: There's a Boston band also called the Dents on Rum Bar that's good, too. Those Cincinnati Dent tracks were great!
	4:37pm Threemoons: Just 90 more minutes until I can get off of the work screen and get to my online class. And speaking of capitalism: thenib.com...
	4:39pm ultradamno: Technomancy was a good Chrome album
	4:39pm Threemoons: Oh Jesus H. Cthulhu; on the one day that I was hoping a slightly chilly apartment would help me stay awake, they now have the heat on full blast. OTOH I do love the smell of old steam radiators.
	4:39pm tim from washington: Sheeeeeiit! Looks like Hozac is putting out a Mirrors album. I'm looking forward to hearing that. I had a Mudwimmin 45. This is great.
	4:40pm Threemoons: And I think that someone in my line must have painted recently; can smell that unique smell of drying indoor paint...maybe someone painted over their radiator.
	4:40pm Handy Haversack: Our heat just banged on, too, Threemoons.
	4:40pm iiibeat: People are ultimately for themselves. Tarkovsky noted how war is essentially a form of cannibalism..
	4:40pm Threemoons: @HH have the new kittens figured out where the Mysterious Warm Air is coming from?
	4:41pm Threemoons: @Creamo do you have any Demdike Stare in there today?
	4:42pm TomDash: Mudwimmin has a Frightwig connection right?
	4:42pm Handy Haversack: They are still confined to one room for another week or so, and that room has only a death pipe, not a radiator. It's probably the warmest room in the apt., though.
	4:42pm Threemoons: Death pipe as in just one riser pipe that is blazing hot?
	4:42pm Fox: Threemoons - WOW! That's fascinating! I was born 3 months early in 1976 and thought to be severely brain damaged, but ended up being one of those brainiac kids who was reading fluently by age 3. I wonder if that's related?
	4:43pm Will the Sound Guy: I just got my sweet hellraiser swaggggg!!! 🔥💥⚡🎃👻📻🔊🎶
	4:43pm ultradamno: I'll pay attention to comic book movies again when I get a decent Man-Thing movie.
	4:43pm iiibeat: And . . People are an inescapable part (and parcel) of Nature. Even if they aren't conditioned to view itself "that way" . .
	4:44pm ultradamno: Also, EC needs to become a studio!
	4:44pm ultradamno: ...and Raw too, while we're at it.
	4:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Like - they blindfold people, & after three weeks the occipital lobes of the brain start changing over from Sight activity to processing Sound data & such. Encouraging, in a way.
	4:45pm Threemoons: @Fox quite possible and in a similar boat. I DO have some physical deficits as well as a few behavoiral/social ones, but yeah, in a society where a lot is placed on doing well in school and reading, I was able to play to my strong suits. Suffice it to say that I LOVE working from home and if you tripled my salary tomorrow you still couldn't pry me out of my apartment.
	4:45pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: ultradamno-I wish I still had my Raw Comix books I had in the 80's.....
	4:46pm Threemoons: @Fox but yeah speaking in baby sentences at 11 months, reading at 16 months, unable to sit myself up from a prone position until I was 3.
	4:46pm Handy Haversack: Fox, I was a geriatric pregnancy and also supposed to be damaged and like you was reading by three. Nice, Will! I'm wearing the Taylor Ham shirt right now!
	4:46pm tim from washington: Wooowee. This Freon is killer!
	4:46pm ultradamno: The best!
	4:47pm Will the Sound Guy: Sweet, I'm going to wear mine to go vote later
	4:47pm Threemoons: OK now I am getting Swag Envy! I want my Taylor Ham Shirt! FWIW, my Mom, when she is up to it, loves to hit one of two "overpriced gourmet supermarket thingies" nearish to her. The last one we hit had actual Taylor hams, which I had not seen since the Way Before when we would visit my paternal grandparents in Lakewood, NJ. Mom didn't want to buy it but she did recognize it..
	4:48pm ultradamno: What's the appropriate means of execution for a denier of fuzz? Window cleaner like Merv injected people with in Man With Two Brains?
	4:48pm Handy Haversack: (Memo to self: Admit the possibility of fuzz!) Will, the NYS "I voted" sticker fits just about perfectly on the Taylor Ham logo!
	4:48pm Fox: ultradamno - YES! And why is the Tales for the Crypt series not streaming anywhere? At the very LEAST HBO should stream it.
	4:49pm Threemoons: @HH LOL I voted by mail this go round, but I have my "I Voted by Mail" sticker.
	4:49pm Threemoons: BTW the kitties are MEGA KAWAII HH!
	4:49pm ultradamno: AMC's Creepshow has had it's moments, but I agree the Crypt needs to be available.
	4:50pm Fox: threemoons and HH: Hmmmmm. I wonder if it's a matter of brain rewiring, or a matter of getting more attention and more quiet time than other more robust children?
	4:50pm Will the Sound Guy: I vote every opportunity I have... I've never been given a sticker 🤦‍♂️
	4:52pm Threemoons: @Fox a combo of nature and nurture. Every brain is different. Mine just happens to be in a pediatric neurology textbook. BUT...BOTH of my parents were very literate and loved to read to me, and given my general lack of mobility I loved to be read to/play with things that required a minimum of moving around (blocks, kids' puzzles etc).
	4:53pm Handy Haversack: Threemoons, I have a video of the Brothers Squirm playing over a cover of "Black Angel's Death Song" from Therese's show last week. It's ridiculous. I got to spend all day with them since K8 had six Zoom classes to teach today.
	4:54pm Threemoons: @HH nice! Linky pls? My Zoom class tonight is an Atlas Obscura thing...
	4:56pm Handy Haversack: I am not sure how to share it, Threemoons! I'll ask K8 maybe if I can use Creek and Kills' Vimeo account.
	4:58pm ultradamno: I saw The Anti-Bodies from Chicago back in the day. Great HC band
	5:00pm ultradamno: Liking Anna K is a quick way to earn points with me.
	5:00pm Crei6hton: Evening WFMU!
	5:01pm Handy Haversack: I have clicky-starred, ultradamno. Does that get me in?
	5:02pm ultradamno: You're pre-admitted for pronunciation consulting already!
	5:04pm Handy Haversack: I'm starting to happen!
	5:05pm dale: hey now. been offline enjoying the music.
	5:15pm Threemoons: @HH sounds good, if that works out pls drop a note in your profile!
	5:16pm HyperDose: Heard that, Dale. I underestimated the power of this new induction vaporizer. Send help (and pizza)!
	5:25pm dale: hyperdose - at least you can rock out with a moist complexion.
	5:25pm Fox: I love this. It reminds me of Budakhan Mindphone.
	5:27pm Creamo Coyl: That's funny I think was using Budokhan as my bed music last week.
	5:32pm ultradamno: daily.bandcamp.com...
	5:32pm Fox: Creamo- I noticed!
	5:34pm HyperDose: @Dale Now if I only had the space to build an infrared sauna, we could really get cookin'/recovered!
	5:35pm tim from washington: This is the same Phew that you mentioned earlier with Aunt Sally, Creamo?
	5:36pm Threemoons: Oh G-d less than half an hour to go I can taste the fun pixels
	5:37pm Creamo Coyl: jahjah
	5:52pm Threemoons: Amazing set; off to class, thank you all!
	5:52pm morphe': Thanks Creamo and all !!!!
	5:52pm Handy Haversack: Later on, Threemoons!
	5:53pm johnec: Thanks Creamo! See you silly blastards later
	5:53pm HyperDose: Great show, CC. Thanks for shoehorning us into the evening!
	5:53pm Handy Haversack: And thanks, Creamo! Great show as always. Really good voyage among the sets. Many thanks! Later on, Blastererererseseses!
	5:54pm Todd76Pct: Hello to all, and thanks for the great show today, Creamo!
	5:55pm ami ad: Thank you, DJ, Crew. Keep safe.
	5:56pm tim from washington: Thanks, Creamo! Today's show was particularly killer.
	1:51pm recyclage: just listening your show and like always its my pleasure offline, actual releases and trippy beat with analog guitars drums and noisy electonics groovin into 2030, hope 2 listen more...great show chearse creamo

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
CIA Debutante	The Janitor "The Janitor" by "CIA Debutante"	Dust	Siltbreeze	2021	LP		*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Kratt	White Knuckles "White Knuckles" by "Kratt"	Through The Body	Future Shock	2021	Cassette		*	0:10:04 (Pop-up)
Vonbrigði	Mr. Pop "Mr. Pop" by "Vonbrigði"	Hanagal	Iron Lung	2021	2LP	collection of early '80s material	*	0:16:29 (Pop-up)

Black Dice	Tuned Out "Tuned Out" by "Black Dice"	Mod Prog Sic	FourFour	2021	LP		*	0:24:49 (Pop-up)
Equipment Pointed Ankh	Gary's Room	Without Human Permission	Sophomore Lounge/Astral Editions	2021	LP		*	0:32:14 (Pop-up)
Crazy Doberman	The Repeaters "The Repeaters" by "Crazy Doberman"	Everyone Is Rolling Down A Hill or...	Astral Spirits	2021	LP		*	0:34:17 (Pop-up)
American Cream Band	0uroboros "0uroboros" by "American Cream Band"	Amethyst: New Sounds from Moon Glyph Records	Moon Glyph	2021	Cassette	compilation	*	0:38:21 (Pop-up)
Nicolas Gaunin	Vervloekte "Vervloekte" by "Nicolas Gaunin"	Amethyst: New Sounds from Moon Glyph Records	Moon Glyph	2021	Cassette		*	0:43:21 (Pop-up)

Taraka	Welcome To Paradise Lost "Welcome To Paradise Lost" by "Taraka"	Welcome To Paradise Lost	self-released	2021	LP		*	0:52:43 (Pop-up)
Get Smart!	The Difference "The Difference" by "Get Smart!"	Action Reaction	Fever	1984	LP			0:55:51 (Pop-up)
Cochonne	KGB "KGB" by "Cochonne"	Emergency	Sorry State	2021	12"		*	0:58:54 (Pop-up)
Blammo	The Wall "The Wall" by "Blammo"	Onomatopoeia	State Laughter	2021	LP		*	1:02:44 (Pop-up)
Buffet Lunch	Cheeks "Cheeks" by "Buffet Lunch"	Mild Weather EP	Upset! The Rhythm	2021	7"		*	1:04:45 (Pop-up)
Clear History	Presents "Presents" by "Clear History"	bad advice good people EP	Upset! The Rhythm	2021	12"		*	1:07:32 (Pop-up)
Soursob	Shoegaze "Shoegaze" by "Soursob"	S/T	HoZac	2021	LP		*	1:11:51 (Pop-up)

Aunt Sally	Subete Urimono "Subete Urimono" by "Aunt Sally"	S/T	Mesh-Key	2021	LP	forthcoming reissue	*	1:19:23 (Pop-up)
Gotou	WET背 + ME GA MI "WET背 + ME GA MI" by "Gotou"	S/T	Inu Wan Wan	2021	LP		*	1:21:29 (Pop-up)
Diensthund	Beletage "Beletage" by "Diensthund"	Horizont aus Draht EP	self-released	2021	Cassette		*	1:28:44 (Pop-up)
The Dents	Faker + The Dented "Faker + The Dented" by "The Dents"	1979/80 Cincinnati	HoZac	2021	LP	archival	*	1:30:35 (Pop-up)
Mudwimmin	Love Anthem "Love Anthem" by "Mudwimmin"	Chemikal Mudmask demo	self-released	1987	Cassette			1:36:06 (Pop-up)

Freon	Intro + Anymore "Intro + Anymore" by "Freon"	PYK	11 PM	2020	Cassette			1:42:11 (Pop-up)
Ford's Fuzz Inferno	Deniers Of Fuzz Will Be Executed + What Do You Feel	Deniers Of Fuzz Will Be Executed EP	self-released	2021	7"		*	1:46:18 (Pop-up)
Neon Belly	The Boys Are Alright + My Bad		Fort Lowell	2021	7"		*	1:48:24 (Pop-up)
Candy Highway	Break Your Face "Break Your Face" by "Candy Highway"	S/T	Girlsville	2021	Cassette	archival	*	1:52:13 (Pop-up)
Antibodies	Rent-A-Cop "Rent-A-Cop" by "Antibodies"	S/T	Sewercide	2021	LP		*	1:52:48 (Pop-up)
Print Head	Paranoid "Paranoid" by "Print Head"	boringboring EP	self-released	2021	Cassette		*	1:53:38 (Pop-up)

Leopardo	Anna Karina "Anna Karina" by "Leopardo"	Spasmes du hasard - 20+1 Years of SDZ Records	SDZ	2021	LP	compilation	*	1:59:33 (Pop-up)
Marie Mathematique	Holopherne "Holopherne" by "Marie Mathematique"	Spasmes du hasard						2:02:18 (Pop-up)
Ricardo Dias Gomes	Dream Love "Dream Love" by "Ricardo Dias Gomes"	Spasmes du hasard						2:05:32 (Pop-up)
The Rebel	Drill Homage "Drill Homage" by "The Rebel"	Spasmes du hasard						2:09:40 (Pop-up)

G36	Militant "Militant" by "G36"	Floor Weapons Vol. 1	Pressure	2018	12"			2:16:18 (Pop-up)
Dream Mega	The Weighted World "The Weighted World" by "Dream Mega"	minus_world	Post Present Medium	2021	Cassette		*	2:19:54 (Pop-up)
Moon Juice	Discollage Part II Tar Pit Etiquette	Fuck Synchronization	self-released	2021	LP		*	2:23:22 (Pop-up)
Das Synthetische Mischgewebe	Marge	Les Troubles EP	Pentiments	2021	7"		*	2:25:32 (Pop-up)
Phew	Flashforward "Flashforward" by "Phew"	New Decade	Mute	2021	LP		*	2:30:36 (Pop-up)
Sebastien Brun	Frozen "Frozen" by "Sebastien Brun"	Ar Ker	Carton	2020	LP			2:35:31 (Pop-up)
Joseph Nechvatal	Excerpt II From Reckless	Selected Sound Works (1981–2021)	Pentiments	2021	Cassette		*	2:44:17 (Pop-up)

We	Protons "Protons" by "We"	Square Root Of Negative One	Asphodel	1999	CD			2:54:53 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm ultradamno: Creamo! Blastards! Maybe The Stooges' "Tight Pants" should be the theme of this show?
	3:02pm prof.fuzz: Blast off!
	3:02pm Threemoons: CREAMO! BLASTARDS!
	3:03pm HyperDose: Dang, Threemoons is fired up! Yahoo, Creamo!!!
	3:03pm Woo: I like this song
	3:03pm tim from washington: Hey Creamo and folks!
	3:05pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): Splendito bandito
	3:05pm winston legthigh: halloo creamoo and blastardoos
	3:06pm Threemoons: Dear Sweet Baby Cthulhu, please let me make it until 6 PM (work ends) and through my 6-8:30 PM online class without falling asleep and/or snapping at anyone. SO tired. It's a weird time of year where my building can be either too hot or too cold, AND I had massive insomnia which my meds did very little for. Note to self: If it's past 2 AM, and your alarm is set to 7:30 AM, do NOT try to make yourself more sleepy with apple-pie-flavored Delta 8 syrup mixed into a finger or two of cheap whiskey. Yes, I felt great and sleepy half an hour later...and was absolutely cemented to the bed this AM. Didn't start work until almost 10 AM; forewent showering. Didn't even have the energy to make coffee until almost noon. WAKE ME UP CREAMO!
	3:07pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all.
	3:08pm TomDash: a-HA! So this is the new Siltbreeze release...ever/never has a new CIA Debutante too - prolific soundscapes
	3:08pm Handy Haversack: Creamo! Blastererererseseses! Wake up Threemoons, Creamo!
	3:08pm winston legthigh: sorry for your troubles threemoons.
	3:11pm Will the Sound Guy: Hello Creamo and all!!!
	3:12pm Creamo Coyl: Hey y'alll thx fer the lisisssseneinnninin
	3:14pm Creamo Coyl: and the donations!
	3:15pm Ajay: Creamooooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!
	3:16pm Creamo Coyl: supppppppppppppp
	3:17pm Threemoons: Thanks all! Trying to perk up....
	3:18pm Marie: Hi Creamo, hi everybody. This here tune is sounding killer already
	3:20pm TomDash: man these drums...screams early 80s in best possible way...
	3:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's the Days of the Dead in Scorpiotime - & the Balsamic Moon before the New Moon on Thursday. No system should be pushing people now - we should be resting & reflecting.
	3:21pm johnec: YO! @threemoons - don't know if this is helpful, but I started taking 5mg of Melatonin at bedtime about a week ago and it has done magical things for me
	3:22pm karlward: That feel when Creamo plays the pop
	3:23pm Handy Haversack: ð is a voiced "th," isn't it?
	3:24pm ultradamno: "Fun" fact, some people are still in iron lungs www.npr.org...
	3:25pm Creamo Coyl: You come up here and pronounce this shit, Handy!
	3:27pm Threemoons: @johnec alas, my neurologist specifically told me NOT to take melatonin.
	3:27pm tim from washington: What's your favorite band that starts with Black? Sabbath, Flag, Oak Arkansas, Rebel Tricycle Club?
	3:27pm Handy Haversack: Spin Age Blaster Pronunciation Consultant would be a dream come true!
	3:27pm YETI BOB: Hey, I just read the Black Dice article in the latest WIRE and I wanted to hear this album. Thanks Creamo!
	3:27pm TomDash: I saw Voiced "th" open for Black Dice once I think...
	3:27pm Handy Haversack: tim, don't forget 47!
	3:28pm tim from washington: I'm looking forward to hearing "Handy Haversack reporting for pronunciation duty!" during the next mic break.
	3:29pm ultradamno: I never got to see Voiced Th, but I did sssseeee Sibilant S many times
	3:30pm Handy Haversack: I saw Bilabial Fricative open for the Raspberries.
	3:30pm johnec: @Threemoons - Oh, man, that sucks. I haven't really done any research on it. My buddy just suggested it so I gave it a try. Maybe I will investigate whether I should even be doing it.
	3:30pm YETI BOB: Don't forget the Plosives
	3:30pm tim from washington: I'm digging this new Black Dice. It's like Helios Creed's long lost disco record.
	3:31pm YETI BOB: yeah Tim it's fun
	3:31pm ultradamno: Like most, I hate Illinois Nazis, but Pennsylvania Satanists are OK www.comicsands.com...
	3:33pm ultradamno: @Tim I'm going to guess that fell in the cracks somewhere between X-Rated Fairy Tales and Superior Catholic Finger
	3:33pm ultradamno: Amrep didn't do disco and Wax Trax wouldn't bite
	3:34pm Threemoons: @johnec apparently for some folks with neurological conditions it metabolizes into an analog of certain neurotransmitters and is therefore a no-no for me, along with Nutrasweet of all things (breaks down similarly; both related to all kinds of unpleasant side effects). FWIW I can't even TASTE Nutrasweet when I've been given it by accident (ie getting a Diet Coke instead of a real Coke).
	3:34pm tim from washington: Pennsylvania Satanists are OK but Massachusets Satanists are a little too snooty for my blood. All "oooh, we've been around for 400 years" fancy pants Satanists.
	3:35pm Rev. Turnip Druid: some of my best friends are antichrists
	3:35pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also . hello .
	3:36pm Threemoons: Oddly enough, my neurologist and neuropharmocologist are surprisingly unconcerned RE alcohol and permutations of herb, although any kind of hallucinogen is still a Very No No for me. I trust the experts on this one.
	3:36pm tim from washington: Good info on the Helios Creed disco record, Ultra!
	3:36pm Threemoons: Hey Turnip, Handy, usual Blastards!
	3:38pm Handy Haversack: I thought the Alice in Chains album behind the PA Satanist was charming. Hey, Threemoons!
	3:40pm ultradamno: @Handy He listens to both kinds of music!
	3:41pm ultradamno: Running the gamut from grunge to grindcore
	3:41pm tim from washington: I think there's a typo in the artist column, Creamo. You forgot to add an "o" to the second name of the current band.
	3:42pm Handy Haversack: I also really want to see the pro-Satanist-lifestyle kidswear that they want the freedom to dress their kids in! How much Taylor Ham does it feature, for example?
	3:43pm johnec: That sucks (very interesting though), but at least you still got the booze and weed.
	3:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Melatonin is actually a Hormone - produced by the pineal gland ('third eye') - & regulated in proportion to one's exposure to light. Therefore relating to diurnal cycles... The say one makes plenty when young - correlating to how soundly children sleep - & less later. What I find is it does make me sleep more deeply with more vivd dreams & a refreshed feeling like that ...eventually. But it does not get me to sleep 20 min.s after I take it like you'd wish a pill would... Yeah it's tricky giving medical advice... The thing about Molecules & Chemicals - correct me if I'm wrong - is there are actually not that many Elements - so Secondary & Side Effects in the body happen all over the place... Biology is an Ecology, if you will...
	3:44pm ultradamno: @handy here you go www.pinterest.com...
	3:45pm ultradamno: (There were a bunch of others, but they were all at Amazon...I already posted a you tube link yesterday, don't want my Techtonic pass yanked again)
	3:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's amusing how much more Humanist many 'Satanists' are now Politically than the RightWing...
	3:46pm Handy Haversack: Hmmm. I guess I was expecting more ... allure? Something to draw in the norms!
	3:51pm ultradamno: The Ubu one was the best though.
	3:53pm ultradamno: Was she the one attacked by the raccoon?
	3:53pm ultradamno: Which is probably better than a boar attack, like happened to Shakira
	3:54pm Andrew_in_WI: Joe McG had a live set with Taraka. Check the archives
	3:54pm Woo: Rock used to be very popular
	3:54pm Ike: I’m very lucky in that melatonin works very well for me, if I can convince myself to take it and remember to take it. Weird how all our taste buds and neurological makeups are so different. Nutrasweet tastes super bitter to me, alcohol never gives me a buzz, and jazz cigarettes usually just annoy me because they dilate time so that it takes 3 years to walk to the bathroom and take a whiz.
	3:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Creamo and fun bunch!
	3:59pm Rev. Turnip Druid: unpopular opinion: sleep is great but would kill to permanently end dreaming. One reality is quite enough.
	4:01pm YETI BOB: RTD: Sometimes I have dreams that are so complex and vivid that I wake up exhausted. I don't really like it. A good night of deepdreamless sleep is so refreshing.
	4:03pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: This show is so wild. Wow.
	4:04pm Threemoons: More on brain chemistry--yeah, Delta 8 does it for me but my personal jury is still out RE actual full flower Satan's Spinach. I just ate a fast lunch--some leftover chicken and apricot curry on barley-and even though I was starving, now I really REALLY want a nap....gah....
	4:05pm ultradamno: I usually wouldn't agree, but you know how they say you can't read in dreams? Well, it's true. I just had one earlier in which I spent the whole time trying to decypher a post-it note. Though that might have been a handwriting issue.
	4:06pm Threemoons: I thought eating something would perk me up, and now I want a nap more than ever...sigh....
	4:07pm Handy Haversack: I found that being under two sleeping kittens was pretty much an irresistible nap trigger.
	4:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Being High was great. Some of my favorite times in life were smoking pot & listening to Music. Being Stoned got old. Know just why you mean. Course now they got THC & CBD separated out. Not in my day it wasn't. Accepted the idea that restorative quality of sleep is bound to depth of the dream state - & that dreams help one process experience as well. But - it's all on the table what the truth is, isn't it? What am I - a Researcher ? Dreams are surely perplexing & involved... What fascinates me is that they do present such a compelling other 'reality' - when they are happening... The idea that all that is in my head but I feel so foreign to their source...
	4:08pm Fox: ultradamno- There's a Batman TAS episode where Bruce Wayne can't read anything, and that's how he knows he's dreaming via a nefarious plot by the Scarecrow.
	4:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah Batman is so upright & uptight - it's always a compelling plot device to get him f*cked up...
	4:10pm Creamo Coyl: Being High Is Great (Again)
	4:11pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I lost ten years of my life to weed, too much of a bad habit in my case.
	4:12pm SeanG: great tune that
	4:12pm Threemoons: I actually CAN read in my dreams, but that's a quirk of brain anatomy in my case. @HH being under sleeping kitties sounds divine.
	4:15pm ultradamno: www.inverse.com...
	4:15pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Anybody seen Waking Life movie by Linklater? That was a trip. Lucid dreaming.....
	4:16pm Michele with One "L": That track was rad
	4:16pm YETI BOB: Wild Neil: I love that movie, one of my all-time faves
	4:17pm Fox: Waing Life was a trip. I love talking head movies.
	4:17pm Ike: @Fox, I love that BTAS episode.
	4:17pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Yeti Bob-I would like to read a good article about the movie critic who describes the holy moment thing....could be interesting as I 1. Love movies 2. Am very Catholic.
	4:20pm Fox: Ike, I prefer the Batman TAS designs to the revamp of the Diniverse (with an exception for the Scarecrow). I preferred it when it was dark-deco, trying to be a grim version of the Fleischer Superman shorts.
	4:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Had just referenced WakingLife as some of Hearty White's art reminded me of it : www.facebook.com...
	4:20pm YETI BOB: Caveh Zahedi, quoting from/explaining André Bazin - wakinglifemovie.net...
	4:22pm Handy Haversack: That was good, Creamo! And pronounceable. You're on your own with this song title, though. Bandcamp Friday this very week, peoples!
	4:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The WarnerBros. cartoons have got DC right. The critique for the DC Universe films now is ZackSnyder copped all the grimness of the later contempo GraphicNovels with none of the relevant content...
	4:25pm ultradamno: Snyder is just awful.
	4:27pm Rich in Washington: As a person who frequently dozes off to movies, Waking Life is a really surreal movie to watch while slipping in and out of sleep.
	4:27pm Rich in Washington: As is Linklater's earlier Slacker.
	4:28pm ultradamno: Anything episodic like that is, Discreet Charm and Phantom of Liberty are antecedents
	4:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well - it's the relation of Realism to the Dream of the Unconscious that ideally gives us - well - Super Reality, or Surrelaism. You could do a sort of hyperrealistic DC thing with those WWII Era archetype heroes that could work with CGI & everything there is now... They re such great Characters - they ought to be - well - just about Indestructible... I always come back to - even a Great Director is not always a Writer...
	4:29pm iiibeat: The predominate function of elected representatives must be to Inform their constituents. Possibly their vote counts as a percentage of constituents who do not cast their (weekly?) vote on whatever the issue(s) might be (if representatives remain necessary) . . But ultimately, every individual constituent has a direct say (vote by iphone, internet at library etc) on every issue that currently only elected representatives have the authority to vote on. We need Politicians who will destroy the Power of politicians.
	4:30pm Fox: The strengths of DC and Marvel as comic book companies is magnified by their forays into film. DC has always struggled with continuity, their strengths in What Ifs and offshoot graphic novels that aren't necessarily connected to the rest of the universe very well. Marvel has comparatively excelled at a cohesive universe, but it gets difficult to wade into half way through. Still, it's insane to me that a major company like WB couldn't get it's shit together and come up with one storyline and universe for all its live action stuff. Or even all it's animated stuff. It's ridiculous.
	4:31pm Fox: The animation style of Waking Life was perfect for use in A Scanner Darkly. As were the casting choices.
	4:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes - on paper - we're a Republic. Not a Democracy. In reality - we're an Oligarchy & a Cryptocracy & various other things.
	4:32pm Threemoons: @RR you can say that again.
	4:32pm Threemoons: I totally forgot how sleepy starching out at lunch makes me...
	4:33pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Revolution Rabbit-I think we are a fascist country in that tech is in bed with the government.
	4:33pm Rich in Washington: A Scanner Darkly might be the closest film to an actual PKD novel. A few things streamlined for cinematic purposes, but really close.
	4:34pm Fox: Threemoons: what's the quirk in your brain anatomy?
	4:35pm ultradamno: MES hated it, preferred Blade Runner. I don't think I agree with him, really. I think This World Then The Fireworks is like that for Jim Thompson. Underappreciated film.
	4:35pm Fox: Rich - Yeah, they switched up the conspiracy storyline, but I've never seen a more accurate portrayal of drug people.
	4:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well Superheroes are Myth but more blatantly than most media. The main thing to me is how relevant the Stories are & how well that serves us. The rest is Technique in service (on a good day) to the Statement.
	4:35pm Threemoons: @Fox long story short: Catastropic birth injury. The specific parts of my brain that are responsible for reading/vocabulary are pulling double duty for a bunch of other executive functions; as a result I have really long REM cycles when I can really sleep in and I can read/write/remember what I wrote or read in dreams.
	4:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Technocracy in relation to the Oligarchy, certainly. As MarkHurst has posited : What are People for ?!?
	4:37pm Handy Haversack: There's a Boston band also called the Dents on Rum Bar that's good, too. Those Cincinnati Dent tracks were great!
	4:37pm Threemoons: Just 90 more minutes until I can get off of the work screen and get to my online class. And speaking of capitalism: thenib.com...
	4:39pm ultradamno: Technomancy was a good Chrome album
	4:39pm Threemoons: Oh Jesus H. Cthulhu; on the one day that I was hoping a slightly chilly apartment would help me stay awake, they now have the heat on full blast. OTOH I do love the smell of old steam radiators.
	4:39pm tim from washington: Sheeeeeiit! Looks like Hozac is putting out a Mirrors album. I'm looking forward to hearing that. I had a Mudwimmin 45. This is great.
	4:40pm Threemoons: And I think that someone in my line must have painted recently; can smell that unique smell of drying indoor paint...maybe someone painted over their radiator.
	4:40pm Handy Haversack: Our heat just banged on, too, Threemoons.
	4:40pm iiibeat: People are ultimately for themselves. Tarkovsky noted how war is essentially a form of cannibalism..
	4:40pm Threemoons: @HH have the new kittens figured out where the Mysterious Warm Air is coming from?
	4:41pm Threemoons: @Creamo do you have any Demdike Stare in there today?
	4:42pm TomDash: Mudwimmin has a Frightwig connection right?
	4:42pm Handy Haversack: They are still confined to one room for another week or so, and that room has only a death pipe, not a radiator. It's probably the warmest room in the apt., though.
	4:42pm Threemoons: Death pipe as in just one riser pipe that is blazing hot?
	4:42pm Fox: Threemoons - WOW! That's fascinating! I was born 3 months early in 1976 and thought to be severely brain damaged, but ended up being one of those brainiac kids who was reading fluently by age 3. I wonder if that's related?
	4:43pm Will the Sound Guy: I just got my sweet hellraiser swaggggg!!! 🔥💥⚡🎃👻📻🔊🎶
	4:43pm ultradamno: I'll pay attention to comic book movies again when I get a decent Man-Thing movie.
	4:43pm iiibeat: And . . People are an inescapable part (and parcel) of Nature. Even if they aren't conditioned to view itself "that way" . .
	4:44pm ultradamno: Also, EC needs to become a studio!
	4:44pm ultradamno: ...and Raw too, while we're at it.
	4:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Like - they blindfold people, & after three weeks the occipital lobes of the brain start changing over from Sight activity to processing Sound data & such. Encouraging, in a way.
	4:45pm Threemoons: @Fox quite possible and in a similar boat. I DO have some physical deficits as well as a few behavoiral/social ones, but yeah, in a society where a lot is placed on doing well in school and reading, I was able to play to my strong suits. Suffice it to say that I LOVE working from home and if you tripled my salary tomorrow you still couldn't pry me out of my apartment.
	4:45pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: ultradamno-I wish I still had my Raw Comix books I had in the 80's.....
	4:46pm Threemoons: @Fox but yeah speaking in baby sentences at 11 months, reading at 16 months, unable to sit myself up from a prone position until I was 3.
	4:46pm Handy Haversack: Fox, I was a geriatric pregnancy and also supposed to be damaged and like you was reading by three. Nice, Will! I'm wearing the Taylor Ham shirt right now!
	4:46pm tim from washington: Wooowee. This Freon is killer!
	4:46pm ultradamno: The best!
	4:47pm Will the Sound Guy: Sweet, I'm going to wear mine to go vote later
	4:47pm Threemoons: OK now I am getting Swag Envy! I want my Taylor Ham Shirt! FWIW, my Mom, when she is up to it, loves to hit one of two "overpriced gourmet supermarket thingies" nearish to her. The last one we hit had actual Taylor hams, which I had not seen since the Way Before when we would visit my paternal grandparents in Lakewood, NJ. Mom didn't want to buy it but she did recognize it..
	4:48pm ultradamno: What's the appropriate means of execution for a denier of fuzz? Window cleaner like Merv injected people with in Man With Two Brains?
	4:48pm Handy Haversack: (Memo to self: Admit the possibility of fuzz!) Will, the NYS "I voted" sticker fits just about perfectly on the Taylor Ham logo!
	4:48pm Fox: ultradamno - YES! And why is the Tales for the Crypt series not streaming anywhere? At the very LEAST HBO should stream it.
	4:49pm Threemoons: @HH LOL I voted by mail this go round, but I have my "I Voted by Mail" sticker.
	4:49pm Threemoons: BTW the kitties are MEGA KAWAII HH!
	4:49pm ultradamno: AMC's Creepshow has had it's moments, but I agree the Crypt needs to be available.
	4:50pm Fox: threemoons and HH: Hmmmmm. I wonder if it's a matter of brain rewiring, or a matter of getting more attention and more quiet time than other more robust children?
	4:50pm Will the Sound Guy: I vote every opportunity I have... I've never been given a sticker 🤦‍♂️
	4:52pm Threemoons: @Fox a combo of nature and nurture. Every brain is different. Mine just happens to be in a pediatric neurology textbook. BUT...BOTH of my parents were very literate and loved to read to me, and given my general lack of mobility I loved to be read to/play with things that required a minimum of moving around (blocks, kids' puzzles etc).
	4:53pm Handy Haversack: Threemoons, I have a video of the Brothers Squirm playing over a cover of "Black Angel's Death Song" from Therese's show last week. It's ridiculous. I got to spend all day with them since K8 had six Zoom classes to teach today.
	4:54pm Threemoons: @HH nice! Linky pls? My Zoom class tonight is an Atlas Obscura thing...
	4:56pm Handy Haversack: I am not sure how to share it, Threemoons! I'll ask K8 maybe if I can use Creek and Kills' Vimeo account.
	4:58pm ultradamno: I saw The Anti-Bodies from Chicago back in the day. Great HC band
	5:00pm ultradamno: Liking Anna K is a quick way to earn points with me.
	5:00pm Crei6hton: Evening WFMU!
	5:01pm Handy Haversack: I have clicky-starred, ultradamno. Does that get me in?
	5:02pm ultradamno: You're pre-admitted for pronunciation consulting already!
	5:04pm Handy Haversack: I'm starting to happen!
	5:05pm dale: hey now. been offline enjoying the music.
	5:15pm Threemoons: @HH sounds good, if that works out pls drop a note in your profile!
	5:16pm HyperDose: Heard that, Dale. I underestimated the power of this new induction vaporizer. Send help (and pizza)!
	5:25pm dale: hyperdose - at least you can rock out with a moist complexion.
	5:25pm Fox: I love this. It reminds me of Budakhan Mindphone.
	5:27pm Creamo Coyl: That's funny I think was using Budokhan as my bed music last week.
	5:32pm ultradamno: daily.bandcamp.com...
	5:32pm Fox: Creamo- I noticed!
	5:34pm HyperDose: @Dale Now if I only had the space to build an infrared sauna, we could really get cookin'/recovered!
	5:35pm tim from washington: This is the same Phew that you mentioned earlier with Aunt Sally, Creamo?
	5:36pm Threemoons: Oh G-d less than half an hour to go I can taste the fun pixels
	5:37pm Creamo Coyl: jahjah
	5:52pm Threemoons: Amazing set; off to class, thank you all!
	5:52pm morphe': Thanks Creamo and all !!!!
	5:52pm Handy Haversack: Later on, Threemoons!
	5:53pm johnec: Thanks Creamo! See you silly blastards later
	5:53pm HyperDose: Great show, CC. Thanks for shoehorning us into the evening!
	5:53pm Handy Haversack: And thanks, Creamo! Great show as always. Really good voyage among the sets. Many thanks! Later on, Blastererererseseses!
	5:54pm Todd76Pct: Hello to all, and thanks for the great show today, Creamo!
	5:55pm ami ad: Thank you, DJ, Crew. Keep safe.
	5:56pm tim from washington: Thanks, Creamo! Today's show was particularly killer.
	1:51pm recyclage: just listening your show and like always its my pleasure offline, actual releases and trippy beat with analog guitars drums and noisy electonics groovin into 2030, hope 2 listen more...great show chearse creamo

Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl: Playlist from November 2, 2021

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