WFMU: Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from December 3, 2021

Listener comments!
	7:54pm ironybread: Happy birthday, CL! Many happy returns! You'll be able to drive in Oregon in 2033!
	7:55pm Aitch: Happy Lungday!
	7:55pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, ironybread! Howdy! Thanks, Aitch! Glad to see you!
	7:58pm Mr Fab: Hey Rich! Thanks again for all of the jockeying of disks you have done over the past 3 years. Good excuse to play lots of records by The Birthday Party.
	8:00pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Mr.Fab! That's very kind! Thanks for having me!
	8:01pm Scott67: G'day Rich! Happy 3rd Year mate! 👍😎🍻🎶📻🌞🌏
	8:01pm Kat in Chicago: Happy Lungaversary!
	8:02pm sufferwords: yipee all
	8:02pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Kat! Thanks, Scott67!
	8:03pm ultradamno: Rich! Happy third! Diggocrates!
	8:03pm Zipperhead7: Hi Rich and Lungers! Happy Friday! Zip looks forward to having his brain pureed for three hours
	8:04pm Scott67: Raising a beer to you in TRASH CULT Rich! 🍺😎🎉
	8:04pm Rich in Washington: Hi sufferwords! Thanks, ultradamno!
	8:04pm Pauly from Clifton: Hey, Rich, gang! Many Happy Returns!
	8:04pm Rich in Washington: unzip your head and let the pureeing commence, Zipperhead7!
	8:04pm Kat in Chicago: Everyone else who I've heard play Lucier this week seemed to be going out of their way not to play this one. I'm glad you are.
	8:04pm Rich in Washington: Hi Pauly! Thanks!
	8:05pm Rich in Washington: I went out of my way to not listen to many other DJs this week so I wouldn't feel like I was being redundant. Kinda solipsistic, I know.
	8:06pm Rich in Washington: I'm feeding the delayed webstream back into itself.
	8:07pm Agent Spacegirl: Congrats Rich! <3
	8:07pm Mr Fab: Yeah, cool remixing! Kitten Sparkles just played the orig version straight thru.
	8:08pm Rich in Washington: Thank you, Agent Spacegirl! Glad to see you here!
	8:08pm Kat in Chicago: I missed Kitten this week :(
	8:09pm Rich in Washington: I missed Kitten too! Most shows after 2 or so my time are difficult to listen to because of my changing work place schedule.
	8:11pm ironybread: I am rooming in a sit. I am sooming in a rit. Soom am ritting on an eye.
	8:11pm Mr Fab: That's interesting Kat @8:04, as this is the only piece of his that I'm really familiar with. Maybe it's the only piece of his that MOST people are familiar with, so they wanted to play his "deep cuts," not his "hit."
	8:12pm Zipperhead7: Ah, the metafrequeny is kicking in. This is very nitrous-sounding
	8:16pm Kat in Chicago: I have Extended Voices on less-than-pristine vinyl :) and some recent Lucier recordings on digital. Haven't decided what to play of his on my Monday show - it's supposed to be a New Music Monday but I can't ignore his passing.
	8:17pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow! I have to hear that!
	8:18pm Zipperhead7: This is all new to me. I feel like tiny cartoon nebbishes are racing around my bloodstream.
	8:18pm Mr Fab: Kat, one definition of avant/experimental is "New Music," so there ya go.
	8:19pm ultradamno: Some additional notes on The Urinals family tree I neglected last week that may or may not be of interest, after 100 Flowers drummer Kevin Barrett goes on to God & The State, Project 197 and Radwaste (as does bassist Talley-Jones) meanwhile Kjehl Johansen and Talley-Jones, who had both been in Danny & The Doorknobs would take a couple of other of those guys, join up with Vitus Mataré of The Last and formed Trotsky Icepick.
	8:19pm Rich in Washington: if you can find the version of OHM: The Early Gurus Of Electronic Music that has the accompanying DVD, you can watch Lucier controlling musical instruments with his brainwaves.
	8:20pm Kat in Chicago: Haha, Mr. Fab, you are correct.
	8:21pm Rich in Washington: I'm gonna crash my computer.
	8:22pm Mr Fab: Since you missed Kitten, allow me to cut-n-paste my comment: Listening to "I Am Sitting In A Room" again had me thinking about how amazing those early tape pieces were. Even tho we've had decades of sound collage since, and digital tools make it so much easier to make concrete-type stuff, those old cut-n-splice tape works like early S Reich, "Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me," this one, are just so astonishing.
	8:22pm Rich in Washington: The first time I heard I Am Sitting In A Room, I was a teenager and it blew my mind. Now I actually one of the hosts of the very show I first heard it on after the founding host Richard Francis passed away in 2009.
	8:25pm Kat in Chicago: Very cool, Rich! I haven't known about Lucier for all that long, really. I might have heard him first on Fabio's show.
	8:26pm Rich in Washington: Fabio's show is fantastic. I rarely ever miss it - work interruptions notwithstanding.
	8:28pm Kat in Chicago: I was exposed to Steve Reich's tape chopping at an early age though, randomly checked this out of my college library www.discogs.com...
	8:29pm Rich in Washington: It's Gonna Rain is so good.
	8:30pm Rich in Washington: I made this mix of Music on a Long Thin Wire many years ago for another show but I can't remember what exactly.
	8:32pm Agent Spacegirl: So Pretty
	8:33pm TDK60: Hi RiW: I'm in a room too. Good to see various WFMU shows playing Lucier.
	8:34pm Rich in Washington: I wish there were a horizontal way to playlist stuff people could see the overlap.
	8:34pm Rich in Washington: Hi TDK60! Glad you could listen from your room!
	8:35pm Mr Fab: The horror version: "I Am Sitting In A Room...the same one you are sitting in..."
	8:36pm Rich in Washington: There MUST be an avant garde radio show somewhere called I Am Sitting In A Room. There just must be.
	8:36pm Kat in Chicago: hahaha Fab
	8:36pm Rich in Washington: Ha, FAB! The calls are coming from your room!
	8:43pm Don-O: BO!
	8:44pm Don-O: Happy Merry, Damned Anniversary!!!
	8:45pm Aitch: Wacky shit is good shit
	8:45pm sufferwords: tune in to be surprised and at times dislodged
	8:45pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Don-O!
	8:48pm ultradamno: Is it the same room Leonard Cohen was in?
	8:50pm Rich in Washington: Don-O, are you getting closer to rejoining us?
	8:52pm Zipperhead7: I watched a PBS doc on WBCN earlier this week and thought "Jeez, someone should do a doc on WFMU." Lo and behold, there is one! I streamed "Sex and Broadcasting" a couple of days ago. Pretty good flick; nice to see the nod to the late great Lorenzo Milam
	8:53pm Kat in Chicago: OHM 3CD+DVD on eBay for $55 + shipping. Seller states in description "I'm hesitant to sell this"
	8:55pm Rich in Washington: There's also a pretty good old doc on Lorenzo that's worth finding. Can't recall the title ATM
	8:56pm Kat in Chicago: I have "Sex and Broadcasting" Zipperhead7, you can still buy it I think!
	8:57pm Mr Fab: Yeah it comes with a record, a book, all kinds of cool stuff.
	8:57pm Rich in Washington: I'm proud to DJ on an OG 'KRAB Nebula' Lorenzo station, KBOO.
	8:57pm Don-O: Rich: my "official" return might have to wait until the new house happens by early next year. In the meantime, I getting a new computer.
	8:58pm Kat in Chicago: Yeah Zipperhead7 www.factorytwentyfive.com...
	8:58pm Rich in Washington: I hope things are improving for you and yours, Don-O! What an ordeal.
	8:59pm Don-O: ...oh, and I need to get a new desk as I'm doing on the corner of my "other" bed. Not good for my back.
	9:00pm Zipperhead7: I did a term paper once on the tortured history of KCHU/KNON in Dallas. Milam said that Dallas was "as hard as a tumor." That's for sure!
	9:01pm Kat in Chicago: No that doesn't sound too ergonomically sound, Don-O
	9:04pm Don-O: My bedroom is the kids room as this this temp house was used as a AirBnB: I got two short kids beds (thin mattresses) but the second bed serves as a desk....and a piss poor one at that...
	9:05pm Rich in Washington: Oh man. I am so sorry!
	9:05pm ironybread: Is anyone else experiencing massive volume jumps on the stream?
	9:06pm ultradamno: @ironybread Yep. Sounds like something terrible is happening.
	9:06pm Zipperhead7: Yep. Gain was leapfrogging on Can
	9:06pm Rich in Washington: Oh no
	9:06pm Kat in Chicago: The levels did get weird for a bit, seems more stable now though
	9:06pm TDK60: I am and couldn't tell if it was meant to happen.
	9:07pm Don-O: Yea, that volume is bouncing....
	9:07pm Rich in Washington: I'm not registering any stalls on my streaming software. Let me check my bandwidth. is it still doing it?
	9:08pm Don-O: Not RIGHT now....
	9:08pm ironybread: No volume jumps for about the last 2 minutes
	9:09pm Rich in Washington: my bandwidth is unusually good right now. Hmmm. Maybe an isolated blip.
	9:10pm Rich in Washington: How about now? I know it's hard to tell with glitchy sounding music.
	9:10pm Zipperhead7: Hey I just downloaded the Can set from Bandcamp and when I tried to unzip it I got this: "You do not have permission to open the document“. WTF?!
	9:10pm Rich in Washington: Not sure what would make the volume jump.
	9:11pm Kat in Chicago: It seems ok now
	9:11pm ultradamno: It's settled down
	9:13pm Mr Fab: Sounds fine to me. But it might be a case of, to quote an old WFMU slogan "...where you can't tell the technical mistakes from the programming."
	9:13pm Kat in Chicago: Zipperhead7, that's weird. could be whatever you're unpacking it with? once in awhile PeaZip gets cranky and tries to tell me it can't open something
	9:13pm Aitch: assumed it was intended
	9:14pm ultradamno: Speaking of Bandcamp, People Like Us' whole digital discography is 85% (when you buy it all) while it's still going on. peoplelikeus-vickibennett.bandcamp.com...
	9:14pm Kat in Chicago: I recall it as "Those aren't buffering issues, that's our programming!" Would be a good pledge shirt IMO
	9:14pm Zipperhead7: It's WinZip. Aaargh!
	9:15pm ironybread: Seems to be all better now
	9:15pm ultradamno: ...which is just under $36 on the low end.
	9:16pm ironybread: Zipperhead, can you upload the file for downloading? I can try to defeat the bastard
	9:16pm Kat in Chicago: ultra, I've got a lot of Vicki's stuff already but at that price I might go for it. I haven't done my Bandcamp Friday shopping yet
	9:17pm Kat in Chicago: I reckon she could use the $$
	9:19pm Zipperhead7: Ironybread -- at the risk of sounding like a numskull, to where should I upload it?
	9:19pm WR: early to listen, late to comment. I hear all ok here. Now wondering what that button you pushed does, what will be the reckoning. . . .
	9:19pm ultradamno: Another of our DJs is involved in the Maximum Ernst/Razorlegs split tape that just came out. You can get the ME side here maximumernst.bandcamp.com... Or the Razorlegs side digitally, or the physical cassette razorlegs.bandcamp.com...
	9:20pm Rich in Washington: Hi WR!
	9:23pm TDK60: ..volume jump just again.
	9:23pm ironybread: oh dear, volume spike happening again
	9:24pm Kat in Chicago: volume's getting weird again yep
	9:24pm Don-O: You're peaking again....
	9:24pm Mr Fab: volume's going all over the place Rich
	9:24pm Aitch: i like it
	9:24pm Rich in Washington: weird. Nothing I am doing is causing it.
	9:25pm ultradamno: Punish the headphone wearers!
	9:25pm Aitch: Reward
	9:26pm Rich in Washington: weird. Happening somewhere between my mixer and interface.
	9:26pm ultradamno: Now super quiet
	9:27pm Rich in Washington: now?
	9:28pm Kat in Chicago: ok for now I think?
	9:28pm ultradamno: It's been stable for a couple minutes now
	9:29pm Kat in Chicago: I thought the singer here was David Byrne for a sec
	9:29pm Rich in Washington: Weird. I could see that my interface was going into the red for no reason. Maybe pushing the volume is making it freak out? Could also be this old version of Mixxx DJ software I am using ATM
	9:30pm Rich in Washington: Late 70s/early 80s, every major city had their David Byrne.
	9:30pm ultradamno: Did he just sing "spray a robot with a can of mace"?
	9:32pm Rich in Washington: I remember reading a interview with Glenn Branca and he pretty much accused David Byrne of ripping off another band that sounded exactly like Talking Heads before he even got into bands, from Rhode Island, where Byrne was in art school at the time.
	9:33pm Rich in Washington: OK now? I can sorta hear the stream in the other room. Is it still jumping around, level wise?
	9:33pm Zipperhead7: sounds good from here
	9:35pm Rich in Washington: Thanks. Weird. Hopefully won't happen again.
	9:36pm Aitch: I think she might have wanted to be in Blondie
	9:37pm Kat in Chicago: Who wouldn't have wanted to be in Blondie?
	9:37pm Rich in Washington: Gonna shift gears a bit
	9:37pm Kat in Chicago: Grunge Set?
	9:39pm Rich in Washington: I have really vivid memories of this coming out and hearing it for the first time.
	9:39pm Zipperhead7: It was kinda interesting to suddenly have my headphones jump an inch off my ears. Reminded me of when I went on long drives and nodded off, I'd get out and slam the door on my hand. Woke me right up!
	9:40pm Rich in Washington: Sorry about that! That's really strange.
	9:47pm ultradamno: I will always think of this as Creamo Coyle's mystery song.
	9:48pm Mr Fab: Was wondering if "White Power" was some kinda Skrewdriver-type thng. But the lyrics did seem to be ridiculing the concept.
	9:48pm Kat in Chicago: I assumed the worst at first, then I wasn't sure. couldn't understand enough of the words
	9:50pm Rich in Washington: I looked it up. I was sorta curious but yeah, it was ridiculing the concept. Seattle had a large racist skinhead scene but more towards the mid-80s (as did Portland).
	9:52pm Kat in Chicago: This didn't seem like the kind of comp you'd find that sort of thing on. Chicago had racist skins for sure (and anti-racist)
	9:54pm ultradamno: I hate Illinois nazis.
	9:54pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, Chicago and Boston and NY had huge skinhead scenes before Portland. My friend Erin did a fascinating podcast series on the white supremacist scene in 80s Portland. It's called It Did Happen Here. It's really worth listening to.
	9:56pm ultradamno: There was a big outdoor show in Indianapolis that DOA and The Dicks headlined and a bunch of Chicago skins showed up at and they put aluminum can tabs between their fingers for the mosh pit. Nice kids.
	9:57pm Kat in Chicago: yes, charming.
	9:58pm Rich in Washington: the skinhead thing got awful at punk shows towards the end of the 80s and early 90s. Most punk kids were easy prey and the police weren't sympathetic. I remember swarms of skinheads just showing up at shows and basically shutting them down.
	9:59pm Rich in Washington: I meant, the police weren't sympathetic to the punks. Kinda like today. I would imagine some of those skinheads later became Portland policemen.
	9:59pm Kat in Chicago: I was JUST wondering if any of the old Chicago skins became CPD
	10:00pm Mr Fab: Yikes. LA didn't have a nazi-punk problem. But we did the Suicidals. I liked Suicidal Tendencies as a band but I don't recall them ever attempting to distance themselves from those flaming assholes.
	10:01pm Rich in Washington: Maybe one of my last punk shows of that era, I went to see Tesco Vee and the rebooted Meat Men. And all these regular kids suddenly learned that punk clubs were a thing because of Courtney Love doing a photo-op at the Satyricon, Portland's oldest, grungiest punk club.
	10:01pm Aitch: The punks and the skins both used loads of heroin in Sydney and kind of blurred into each other anyhow.
	10:02pm ultradamno: Now this has me wanting to hear Solger
	10:03pm Pauly from Clifton: In NYC, Stormtroopers of Death attracted that Nazi skinhead crowd. I hated that Scott Ian and Billy Milano encouraged it as a big joke. What bullshit. I stopped going to see SOD and Anthrax.
	10:03pm Rich in Washington: and all these skinheads decided to converge on Satyricon that night because of the Meat Men but also there was a fight there the following week involving some club regulars. So, all these skinheads plus all these regular bro type MTV watching boys who suddenly discovered punk clubs were a thing. It was fucking epic. Just shit and glass and fancy sweaters flying everywhere.
	10:05pm Rich in Washington: previous week, I meant.
	10:05pm Kat in Chicago: "shit and glass and fancy sweaters" LOL
	10:06pm ultradamno: Guess that DOA show was 85 twitter.com...
	10:06pm Mr Fab: "and fancy sweaters flying everywhere" Ha! Oh yeah Pauly, I remember "Speak English or Die," which did not strike me as the least bit funny, and really put me off them. Yet I had a Jewish friend who liked 'em.
	10:08pm Rich in Washington: I had a girlfriend gift me that SOD shirt once. She didn't get it.
	10:08pm Kat in Chicago: Is this Moving Parts right now? I quite like this.
	10:09pm Rich in Washington: OK, here's a band I never thought I'd be playing here.
	10:09pm ultradamno: I saw Anthrax once. They wore native headresses and, you know, sucked.
	10:10pm Kat in Chicago: I like older Soundgarden
	10:11pm ultradamno: I also saw Soundgarden once, they cover Spinal Tap, it was the highlight of their set for me.
	10:11pm Rich in Washington: I went through this stage of liking thrash metal like Anthrax and Celtic Frost, etc. My roommate at the time was a huge metalhead and we'd trade all kinds of music.
	10:11pm ultradamno: Covered, that is. Voivod headlined and were awesome.
	10:12pm Rich in Washington: Soundgarden is actually a pretty good band. Not into their later stuff but I like Kim Thayil's guitar playing.
	10:12pm Pauly from Clifton: ultradamno, saw Anthrax a couple of times and was unimpressed. They thought they were better than they actually were.
	10:12pm Rich in Washington: Well, Voivod are awesome.
	10:12pm Zipperhead7: Gotta figure that any band that would call themselves "Anthrax" aren't real sharp.
	10:12pm Rich in Washington: I wore out my I'm The Man cassingle
	10:13pm ultradamno: @Pauly I went to see Slayer, who were great but are also dicks
	10:13pm Kat in Chicago: Soundgarden was great the couple of times I saw them. I was really sad about Chris Cornell.
	10:14pm Pauly from Clifton: ultradamno, agreed!
	10:14pm Rich in Washington: I saw Cro-Mags open for Motorhead, who were opening for Megadeth. We left after Motorhead. I was deaf for two days.
	10:15pm ultradamno: I was always pretty picky about thrash metal, but liked this German band called Deathrow who never really picked up much of a following here.
	10:15pm Mr Fab: I guessed i was amused enough by Soundgarden to ask to borrow one of their tapes from a friend and listened to it a couple times. Can't say i ever asked to borrow anyone's Nirvana albums. Who were not terrible, but I never felt the need to investigate them too deeply.
	10:15pm ultradamno: I don't think I ever saw Cro-Mags, I did see Agnostic Front, who I thought were a joke.
	10:16pm Mr Fab: Husker Du were the band that had my ears still ringing the next day! Started bringing earplugs to shows after that.
	10:17pm Rich in Washington: my favorite Nirvana story was the time we showed up at Satyricon to just blindly see who was playing and it was a couple of Seattle and Oly bands and one of them was Nirvana. We thought Seattle bands sucked at the time so we didn't go. Probably '89 or so?
	10:17pm ultradamno: I remember liking In Utero well enough but feeling it was like a sampler of hip influences of the moment, like a self-conscious demonstration they really weren't an MTV band.
	10:18pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, Husker Du were fucking loud.
	10:19pm ultradamno: Hmm, I don't remember them being that loud when I saw them. Maybe I got deafened early being up front.
	10:19pm Pauly from Clifton: Mr Fab, your experience was like the first Motorhead show I saw with Brian Robertson. Loud. It's like I was wearing earmuffs for two days.
	10:19pm Rich in Washington: I remember having immense hometown pride when Nirvana got big but then got really sick of them quick. Nevermind was fun but it seemed really overproduced to me. But must've listened to it a million times. One of the few things my then wife and I could listen to together.
	10:20pm Kat in Chicago: I wasn't that big a Nirvana fan, but I did own a copy of Bleach for a while. They played Metro a couple of times during the period I worked there, never saw them in a larger venue than that.
	10:21pm Zipperhead7: Cabaret Metro! First mosh pit I ever saw -- Fishbone at CM
	10:22pm Kat in Chicago: Nice, Zipperhead! I suspect I was at that show. Yeah it was still "Cabaret Metro" then. I used to do their flyers.
	10:23pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow. Fishbone had wild shows from what I heard. I've unfortunately never seen them live.
	10:23pm Mr Fab: I did really like Nirvana's pre-fame "Sliver" single. Apart from the song, I like how on the pic sleeve, Cobain is standing in front of one of my fave spots at the time, Raji's. At the time Courtney was also in Hollywood, dancing the hoochie-coo at the fabulously-named nudie bar Jumbo's Clown Room.
	10:24pm Zipperhead7: I think it was around '89. I lived in Iowa City and often attempted to set a land speed record to see shows at the Metro and get back home
	10:24pm Kat in Chicago: LOL that sounds like a rejected name submission for what became Sheena's Jungle Room
	10:25pm Rich in Washington: I know! I love that name!
	10:25pm Mr Fab: Aargh, Rich, Fishbone were FYRE! as the kids say. Saw 'em a bunch, tho the last time I caught 'em, too many members had left and they seemed to have lost a step.
	10:25pm ultradamno: Jumbo's Clown Room an all calliope stream. Make it happen!
	10:25pm Rich in Washington: I actually like Hole's first couple of singles.
	10:26pm Kat in Chicago: We were undoubtedly at some of the same shows, Zipperhead. I worked full time there from '88-'92 and was around since '82
	10:27pm ultradamno: I like Live Through This, as sick as I am of it now (Hole popping up on Yellowjackets was stomach turning), awful live around that time though.
	10:28pm Rich in Washington: No more volume freakouts? I think I know what it might be. Let me know if it's happening again.
	10:28pm Kat in Chicago: It's been fine since the last flurry.
	10:29pm Rich in Washington: I'm also running my levels rather low, so after the show, be sure to turn down when I stop streaming because the stream's gonna be really loud, comparatively speaking.
	10:29pm ultradamno: I think we've talked about a couple of Metro shows we were both at, Butthole Surfers and Chris & Cosey, maybe you did the fliers I posted or something... Volume doing well now
	10:30pm ultradamno: U-Men, saw them a couple of times. Good band, kind of annoying singer.
	10:30pm Kat in Chicago: We've definitely discussed Metro shows, ultra. I think you tweeted one of my old flyers but I forget which one.
	10:31pm Rich in Washington: It's gonna take me an hour to backannounce all this. Oh well.
	10:33pm Rich in Washington: I heartily recommend the documentary Hype if any of this Seattle stuff is of interest.
	10:34pm Mr Fab: been diggin all this "grunge" and "alternative-rock."
	10:37pm Zipperhead7: There's a fine documentary on Fishbone: "Everyday Sunshine."
	10:37pm Mr Fab: let us now all speak grunge slang: en.wikipedia.org...
	10:38pm Rich in Washington: the grunge lexicon scene in Hype is fucking hilarious. Just literally made up by someone who worked at Sub Pop to fuck with journalists.
	10:38pm ultradamno: Journalists, those cob-nobblers!
	10:39pm Zipperhead7: Yes, many are lamestains
	10:40pm Rich in Washington: Tad is definitely a band I didn't appreciate at the time but really dig now.
	10:40pm ultradamno: I saw that Fishbone doc. It was fun.
	10:41pm Kat in Chicago: I saw Tad at Metro once and loved it
	10:42pm Rich in Washington: Love this song. I always thought the single version sounded like an outtake from My Life In The Bush of Ghosts.
	10:42pm ultradamno: I can't remember if I saw Tad or not, I know I saw Ed Hall...
	10:43pm Zipperhead7: Yes! I am digging this bass line
	10:43pm Kat in Chicago: Oh I like this too
	10:44pm Rich in Washington: There were bands that I saw opening for people that I didn't really watch - would go out back and drink and smoke etc, while waiting for the bands I wanted to come on. It's entirely possible I saw some now 'famous' bands but didn't know it.
	10:45pm Mr Fab: I also thought of Eno/Byrne. Which is a good thing because we really need "My Life In The Bush of Ghosts" to be its own genre.
	10:45pm Kat in Chicago: I was back hanging out at the bar for some of those bands, for sure. I saw Liz Phair play solo to like four people at Lounge Ax, can't remember who she was opening for
	10:46pm Kat in Chicago: I was like "these are good songs" but overall impression was meh
	10:47pm Rich in Washington: Some of these bands on the Syndrome comps sound a bit On-U Sound adjacent, too.
	10:47pm ultradamno: I saw Sun City Girls and Thinking Fellers Union Local 282 at Lounge Ax, that was great show.
	10:47pm Rich in Washington: That must've been awesome, ultra.
	10:48pm Rich in Washington: Wow. I hope I can finish out this set. Where does the time go?
	10:48pm ultradamno: Yeah, I remember that club being a long, narrow space, like seeing a band in a shipping container.
	10:49pm Kat in Chicago: That's accurate, ultra, it was a weird awkward space for shows
	10:49pm Rich in Washington: Speaking of weirdly shaped spaces, Sparks is coming to my town early next year and playing at the wonderful but horrible sounding Crystal Ballroom.
	10:50pm Mr Fab: Future famous opening acts? I used to see Jane's Addiction on the bottom of bills, and a pre-Black Eyed Peas Fergie in a terrible band called Wild Orchid.
	10:50pm Rich in Washington: actually, Crystal Ballroom isn't horrible sounding but just not very good. It's acoustically a nightmare, being over 100 years old.
	10:50pm Aitch: Sparks have never toured Australia, will probably never get to see them, bummer
	10:51pm Rich in Washington: That's a shame, Aitch!
	10:51pm Kat in Chicago: They're playing Copernicus Center here, which should be wonderful and not horrible sounding. I paid considerably more for my ticket than I have ever paid to see a band but I figured it was important to see them while I can
	10:52pm Mr Fab: Lounge Ax actually sounds like it's laid out like CBGB, which was a long, narrow space, with the bar running along one side.
	10:52pm ultradamno: It was like a running joke here about touring bands being made to open for Zero Boys, so I've seen a lot of iconic hardcore bands as opening acts. Die Kreuzen comes to mind.
	10:53pm ultradamno: @Mr. Fab Yeah, the bar was like that.
	10:53pm Kat in Chicago: I recall it being a bit more boxy up front than CBGB, but similar
	10:54pm ultradamno: Flier from I think the second time I saw U-Men twitter.com...
	10:54pm Rich in Washington: I saw Die Kruezen when their first LP came out and they were insane. So good. I couldn't believe how extreme they seemed at the time.
	10:55pm Kat in Chicago: Die Kreuzen were super popular here back in the day. Very good band.
	10:56pm Zipperhead7: Richard Lloyd's book "Neobohemia" is an interesting take on the Wicker Park area in Chicago. Utra, was that the Die Kreuzen show with the dry ice fog?
	10:57pm Aitch: Thanks Rich, happy birthday lungs
	10:57pm Kat in Chicago: omg it's almost time to watch Bob on TV
	10:58pm Don-O: Egahs! We're getting to the end. Solid bust show!!
	10:58pm Scott67: Thanks Rich!!👍😎🍻🌷
	10:59pm Zipperhead7: Great show,Rich. Cngrats on third anniversary!
	11:01pm ultradamno: There was a review of the Zero Boys 80s ep in an issue of Touch and Go (written by the aforementioned Tesco Vee) that referenced a copy of Effigies Bodybag single that had "Jello's not so cool, he likes the Zero Boys" inside it, likely direct blowback from being forced open for them at Crazy Al's @Zip that was a later, probably October Days show at No Bar in Muncie Possibly from that show twitter.com... Poster from the Effigies/Zero Boys show twitter.com...
	11:02pm Pauly from Clifton: Thanks, Rich! Great listening! Rock on gang.
	11:02pm ultradamno: October File, that is. Or Century Days, I think I condensed their two big postpunk era albums
	11:05pm Kat in Chicago: Cheers, Rich!
	11:05pm ultradamno: Posted the same link twice, this was meant to be the second one twitter.com...
	11:05pm ironybread: Happy anniversary and keep breakin' up them crates
	11:05pm Rich in Washington: Thanks everybody! Sorry if I blew anyone's earballs out! I think I know what happened.
	11:06pm ultradamno: ...and that's not The Effigies, that's an example of Zero Boys making Toxic Reasons open for them, which happened a number of times
	11:06pm Mr Fab: My earballs have never been happier. Thanks so muchly Rich, see y'all
	11:07pm Kat in Chicago: Gonna scoop up some bandcamp friday real quick like before it's over
	11:08pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Fab! Thanks everybody!
	11:11pm Scott67: My earballs are full of furballs. So needed a blow out! 👍😎🍻
	11:12pm ultradamno: Didn't Redd Kross used to say 'hairball' for crazy. Maybe that's one of those fake grunge slang things. Totally hairball.
	11:13pm WR: Thank you Rich for the sounds at all volumes.
	11:14pm Rich in Washington: I just watched Spirit of '76 again the other night.
	11:14pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, WR!
	11:15pm Rich in Washington: I think I am going to keep streaming until I'm unconscious. Do you care, Fab?
	11:15pm Rich in Washington: Having a nice hazy IPA.
	11:16pm Mr Fab: go for it!
	11:17pm Scott67: Lovely! Cheers & congratulations Rich! 👍😎🍻💜
	11:17pm Rich in Washington: total random grabs. Requests? It's possible.
	11:18pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Scott! I wanna know more about your possible show!
	11:19pm Scott67: You live seat of ya pants DJ's! I admire your spunk.... so to speak!
	11:23pm Rich in Washington: Cheers, Scott67! It's finally beer 30 in Rancho El Cratedigger's.
	11:23pm Scott67: Put 3 & a bit hours in the can at TRASH CULT yesterday Rich. Rough & ready, no theme musis, bed music or show promos. But happy to send the MP3 to you, as I will Fab & maybe Georgy for a listen. My mike technique is lousy, & I mumble. But Mick knows his shit. We are however, a bit filthy, even for the Jungle. 👍😉🍺
	11:25pm Rich in Washington: No worries! Like no one's gonna be knocking on my door to do voice-over work anytime soon! If I can do it, literally anyone can!
	11:27pm Scott67: You're sweet mate! Mick said I have the voice of an angel. 😂😁 which as an Atheist means it's a non-entity. 😉
	11:27pm ultradamno: Art Tripp on the differences between working with Zappa and Beefheart www.beefheart.com...
	11:28pm Rich in Washington: That was a fascinating article. I'm a huge early Mothers and Magic Band fan.
	11:29pm Scott67: Can you send mp3 files in messenger Rich?
	11:33pm Rich in Washington: I can give you my email address via messenger, as I think big files don't work.
	11:34pm Rich in Washington: This album doesn't have Art Trip on it. Sorry!
	11:35pm Scott67: Cheers Rich!👍😎🍻
	11:36pm WR: Au contraire Rich, Artie is playing drums on Clear Spot for sure.
	11:37pm Rich in Washington: He is? That's good news. I thought it was Ed Marimba.
	11:38pm ultradamno: He's on Decals for sure
	11:39pm WR: Absolutely it is Ed Marimba too!
	11:39pm ultradamno: Marimba = Tripp www.discogs.com...
	11:39pm Rich in Washington: Oh yeah. I forgot my Beefheart name conversion scheme.
	11:40pm Rich in Washington: What's my Beefheart name?
	11:40pm ultradamno: On The Spotlight Kid the same year and then everybody must go to make way for The Tragic Band!
	11:42pm ultradamno: Cratespin Diggerling
	11:49pm Scott67: I must like terrible things!? ✌😎🤙🎶📻☀️🌏
	11:52pm WR: Cratespin Diggerling, I like that ultradamno, much better than my idea, Itchy Wash.
	11:53pm WR: Scott, I'm looking forward to your Sheena's debut.
	11:56pm WR: Rich, three years on Sheena's? How many on KBOO?
	11:57pm Scott67: Cheers WR! It is simply 2 blokes in a Bar listening to music and talking shit. 🍺😎🤙
	11:57pm Rich in Washington: Hmmm. I think it's coming up on 15 as a radio programmer.
	11:59pm WR: "Two blokes in a Bar listening to music and talking shit" sounds like the program I've been waiting for all these years.
	12:00am Scott67: Luv ya mate!🍻😎🤙
	12:01am WR: Thanks again Rich, laters all, gotta go make something to eat.
	12:01am ultradamno: He's so mad they forced that trendy extra crispiness on his secret recipe
	12:01am Scott67: Seeya WR ✌😎🌏☀️
	12:15am Rich in Washington: one more after this and I think I'll call it a night. Any last requests?
	12:17am Scott67: I request you have sweet dreams & 3 score & more years Diggin for us Rich! 🍻😎🤙💜
	12:18am ultradamno: Fun!
	12:20am Rich in Washington: Fanks everybody!
	12:22am Scott67: 🦄💨🌈
	12:25am ultradamno: Theoretically, since all this is not making the archive, could you keep going until this show is archived, bending the space time continuum?
	12:27am Rich in Washington: Oddly, my archive isn't up yet, possibly because I haven't closed the playlist.
	12:31am WR: Thank you Rich, here's to many more years. Cheers.

Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from December 3, 2021

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A three-hour exploration of excavations from the farthest reaches of humanity's hellish collective brain, through records, tapes, CDs, mostly scoured from country bumpkin thrift stores, creepy charity shops, backwoods junk stores, and even the internet - all mixed live. We don't judge, we just play 'em. Hosted by Rich in Washington.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Alvin Lucier	I Am Sitting In A Room (For Voice On Tape)	I Am Sitting In A Room	Lovely Music, Ltd.	1981	RIP Alvin Lucier - May 14, 1931 – December 1, 2021	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
ɿɘiɔυ⅃ nivlA	mooЯ A nI ϱnittiƧ mA I	mooЯ A nI ϱnittiƧ mA I -	.bt⅃ ɔiƨυM γlɘvo⅃			0:13:38 (Pop-up)
Alvin Lucier	I Am Sitting In A Room (For Voice On Tape)	I Am Sitting In A Room	Lovely Music, Ltd.	1981	Being fed in w/delay via webstream	0:14:14 (Pop-up)
Alvin Lucier	North American Time Capsule 1967 (For Voices And Sylvania Electronic Systems Vocoder)	Extended Voices	Odyssey	1967		0:16:57 (Pop-up)
Alvin Lucier	Music On Four Long Thin Wires (all four tracks played simultaneously)	Music on a Long Thin Wire	Lovely Music, Ltd.	1980	under everything else I am playing	0:21:58 (Pop-up)
Alvin Lucier	The Duke of York [excerpt]	Bird and Person Dyning	Cramps Records	1976		0:27:20 (Pop-up)
Alvin Lucier	Sound Patterns "Sound Patterns" by "Alvin Lucier"	Extended Voices	Odyssey	1967		0:41:34 (Pop-up)

Patton Oswalt	You Are Allowed 20 Birthday Parties	Werewolves and Lollipops	Standup Records	2010		0:49:20 (Pop-up)
Can	Eins "Eins" by "Can"	Live In Brighton 1975			Released today! Bandcamp link	0:54:57 (Pop-up)
Dimuzio / Wobbly / Courtis	Known Sun	Redwoods Interpretive	Oscarson	2021	Bandcamp link	1:08:36 (Pop-up)
Dimuzio / Wobbly / Courtis	Lost Monarch	Redwoods Interpretive	Oscarson	2021		1:10:06 (Pop-up)

Attack Of The Comps: Seattle Syndrome (etc.) The title "Seattle Syndrome" refers to the predicament Seattle based bands found themselves in during the late seventies and early eighties, described by Neil Hubbard as the fact that "a Seattle band could produce stunning renditions of highly original tunes, to little or no support. You could do anything here, good or bad, and nobody would care."
X-15	Vaporized "Vaporized" by "X-15"	V/A - Seattle Syndrome Vol. 1	Engram Records	1981		1:18:08 (Pop-up)
The PUDZ	Take Me To Your Leader "Take Me To Your Leader" by "The PUDZ"	V/A - Seattle Syndrome Vol. 1	Engram Records	1981		1:21:56 (Pop-up)
Red Masque	Stay Low "Stay Low" by "Red Masque"	V/A - Seattle Syndrome Vol. 2	Engram Records	1983		1:24:32 (Pop-up)
Cinema 90	In Ultra Violet "In Ultra Violet" by "Cinema 90"	V/A - Seattle Syndrome Vol. 2	Engram Records	1983		1:28:27 (Pop-up)
Student Nurse	Discover Your Feet "Discover Your Feet" by "Student Nurse"	V/A - Seattle Syndrome Vol. 1	Engram Records	1981		1:32:03 (Pop-up)
The Beakers	Four Steps Toward A Cultural Revolution	V/A - Seattle Syndrome Vol. 1	Engram Records	1981		1:34:31 (Pop-up)
Next Exit	Static Cling "Static Cling" by "Next Exit"	V/A - Seattle Syndrome Vol. 2	Engram Records	1983		1:36:01 (Pop-up)
Dynette Set	Tell Me What You Want	V/A - Seattle Syndrome Vol. 2	Engram Records	1983		1:38:47 (Pop-up)
Green River	10,000 Things "10,000 Things" by "Green River"	V/A - Deep Six	C/Z Records	1986		1:41:15 (Pop-up)
Melvins	Blessing The Operation "Blessing The Operation" by "Melvins"	V/A - Deep Six	C/Z Records	1986		1:44:47 (Pop-up)
Jim Basnight	We'll Always Be In Love	V/A - Seattle Syndrome Vol. 1	Engram Records	1981		1:45:38 (Pop-up)
The Refuzors	White Power "White Power" by "The Refuzors"	V/A - Seattle Syndrome Vol. 1	Engram Records	1981		1:47:39 (Pop-up)
Rally Go	Mass Brew Action "Mass Brew Action" by "Rally Go"	V/A - Seattle Syndrome Vol. 2	Engram Records	1983		1:50:16 (Pop-up)
Mr. Epp & the Calculations	Out of Control	V/A - Seattle Syndrome Vol. 2	Engram Records	1983	Feat. future Mudhoney member Mark Arm.	1:52:48 (Pop-up)
Malfunkshun	With Yo' Heart, Not Yo' Hands	V/A - Deep Six	C/Z Records	1986		1:55:58 (Pop-up)
Skin Yard	Throb "Throb" by "Skin Yard"	V/A - Deep Six	C/Z Records	1986		1:59:49 (Pop-up)
The Fartz	Campaign Speech "Campaign Speech" by "The Fartz"	V/A - Seattle Syndrome Vol. 1	Engram Records	1981	Members of The Fartz would go on to form 10 Second Warning and then Thrash metal band The Accused.	2:05:17 (Pop-up)
The 88's	Party 88 "Party 88" by "The 88's"	V/A - Seattle Syndrome Vol. 1	Engram Records	1981		2:06:08 (Pop-up)
The Celestial Pygmies	Credo "Credo" by "The Celestial Pygmies"	V/A - Seattle Syndrome Vol. 2	Engram Records	1983		2:09:22 (Pop-up)
Moving Parts	Under "Under" by "Moving Parts"	V/A - Seattle Syndrome Vol. 2	Engram Records	1983		2:09:25 (Pop-up)
Soundgarden	Heretic "Heretic" by "Soundgarden"	V/A - Deep Six	C/Z Records	1986		2:13:28 (Pop-up)
Malfunkshun	Stars-N-You "Stars-N-You" by "Malfunkshun"	V/A - Deep Six	C/Z Records	1986		2:16:51 (Pop-up)
The Blackouts	Young Man "Young Man" by "The Blackouts"	V/A - Seattle Syndrome Vol. 1	Engram Records	1981	W/future Ministry member Paul Barker	2:18:55 (Pop-up)
The Macs	I'm 37 "I'm 37" by "The Macs"	V/A - Seattle Syndrome Vol. 1	Engram Records			2:21:35 (Pop-up)
Beat Pagodas	Opposites "Opposites" by "Beat Pagodas"	V/A - Seattle Syndrome Vol. 2	Engram Records	1983		2:24:09 (Pop-up)
3 Swimmers	Bar 2000 "Bar 2000" by "3 Swimmers"	V/A - Seattle Syndrome Vol. 2	Engram Records	1983		2:28:26 (Pop-up)
Skin Yard	The Birds "The Birds" by "Skin Yard"	V/A - Deep Six	C/Z Records	1986		2:32:13 (Pop-up)
Green River	Your Own Best Friend "Your Own Best Friend" by "Green River"	V/A - Deep Six	C/Z Records	1986	Green River features future members of Mudhoney, Mother Love Bone, Temple of the Dog and Pearl Jam, making them a retroactive super group.	2:36:10 (Pop-up)
Phillpo Scrooge	Love Is A Tractor	V/A - Seattle Syndrome Vol. 1	Engram Records	1981		2:42:25 (Pop-up)
Savant	Stationary Dance "Stationary Dance" by "Savant"	V/A - Seattle Syndrome Vol. 1	Engram Records	1981		2:45:35 (Pop-up)
Steddi 5	Fame Or Famine "Fame Or Famine" by "Steddi 5"	V/A - Seattle Syndrome Vol. 2	Engram Records	1983		2:49:28 (Pop-up)
Memory	Plasma "Plasma" by "Memory"	V/A - Seattle Syndrome Vol. 2	Engram Records	1983		2:53:50 (Pop-up)
U-Men	They "They" by "U-Men"	V/A - Deep Six	C/Z Records	1986		2:57:14 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: Rev Buck Naked	Drinking Bud Watching "Bob"
Can	Fünf "Fünf" by "Can"	Live In Brighton 1975	Spoon Records / Mute	2021		0:54:57 (Pop-up)
Post Show Syndrome - off the cuff, off the archive mix. Dig it.
The Mothers of Invention	Return of the Son of Monster Magnet	Freak Out!	Verve	1966
Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band	Big Eyed Beans From Venus	Clear Spot	Reprise	1971
Sun City Girls	CCC "CCC" by "Sun City Girls"	330,003 Crossdressers from Beyond the Rig Veda	Abduction Records	1996
Dead Moon	Poor Born "Poor Born" by "Dead Moon"	4/29/95
Daniel Johnston	Lord Give Me Hope	"1990"
King Crimson	Thela Hun Ginjeet "Thela Hun Ginjeet" by "King Crimson"	Discipline	EG/Polydor	1981
Wall Of Voodoo	The Morricone Themes (live)	Ring Of Fire (Remix)	Index	1982
Col. Harlan Sanders	"Most folks.."	Celebrities At Their Worst Vol. 1
The DeZurik Sisters	Yodel Lady "Yodel Lady" by "The DeZurik Sisters"	Checkerboard Square Radio Show Recordings
Doo Rag	Old Car "Old Car" by "Doo Rag"	Chunked and Muddled
The Rudy Schwartz Project	Illinois Pole Barn Cluster Fuck	Delicious Ass Frenzy
André Popp (Elsa Popping)	Perles de Cristal	Delirium in Hi-Fi
Nurse With Wound	I've Plumbed The Whole Neighborhood	V/A - Drastic Perversions	Inner-X-Musick	1984
The Stooges	Fun House "Fun House" by "The Stooges"	Fun House	Elektra	1970
The Clovers	Rotten Cocksucker's Ball	Lux and Ivy's Favorites Vol. 1

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Listener comments!
	7:54pm ironybread: Happy birthday, CL! Many happy returns! You'll be able to drive in Oregon in 2033!
	7:55pm Aitch: Happy Lungday!
	7:55pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, ironybread! Howdy! Thanks, Aitch! Glad to see you!
	7:58pm Mr Fab: Hey Rich! Thanks again for all of the jockeying of disks you have done over the past 3 years. Good excuse to play lots of records by The Birthday Party.
	8:00pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Mr.Fab! That's very kind! Thanks for having me!
	8:01pm Scott67: G'day Rich! Happy 3rd Year mate! 👍😎🍻🎶📻🌞🌏
	8:01pm Kat in Chicago: Happy Lungaversary!
	8:02pm sufferwords: yipee all
	8:02pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Kat! Thanks, Scott67!
	8:03pm ultradamno: Rich! Happy third! Diggocrates!
	8:03pm Zipperhead7: Hi Rich and Lungers! Happy Friday! Zip looks forward to having his brain pureed for three hours
	8:04pm Scott67: Raising a beer to you in TRASH CULT Rich! 🍺😎🎉
	8:04pm Rich in Washington: Hi sufferwords! Thanks, ultradamno!
	8:04pm Pauly from Clifton: Hey, Rich, gang! Many Happy Returns!
	8:04pm Rich in Washington: unzip your head and let the pureeing commence, Zipperhead7!
	8:04pm Kat in Chicago: Everyone else who I've heard play Lucier this week seemed to be going out of their way not to play this one. I'm glad you are.
	8:04pm Rich in Washington: Hi Pauly! Thanks!
	8:05pm Rich in Washington: I went out of my way to not listen to many other DJs this week so I wouldn't feel like I was being redundant. Kinda solipsistic, I know.
	8:06pm Rich in Washington: I'm feeding the delayed webstream back into itself.
	8:07pm Agent Spacegirl: Congrats Rich! <3
	8:07pm Mr Fab: Yeah, cool remixing! Kitten Sparkles just played the orig version straight thru.
	8:08pm Rich in Washington: Thank you, Agent Spacegirl! Glad to see you here!
	8:08pm Kat in Chicago: I missed Kitten this week :(
	8:09pm Rich in Washington: I missed Kitten too! Most shows after 2 or so my time are difficult to listen to because of my changing work place schedule.
	8:11pm ironybread: I am rooming in a sit. I am sooming in a rit. Soom am ritting on an eye.
	8:11pm Mr Fab: That's interesting Kat @8:04, as this is the only piece of his that I'm really familiar with. Maybe it's the only piece of his that MOST people are familiar with, so they wanted to play his "deep cuts," not his "hit."
	8:12pm Zipperhead7: Ah, the metafrequeny is kicking in. This is very nitrous-sounding
	8:16pm Kat in Chicago: I have Extended Voices on less-than-pristine vinyl :) and some recent Lucier recordings on digital. Haven't decided what to play of his on my Monday show - it's supposed to be a New Music Monday but I can't ignore his passing.
	8:17pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow! I have to hear that!
	8:18pm Zipperhead7: This is all new to me. I feel like tiny cartoon nebbishes are racing around my bloodstream.
	8:18pm Mr Fab: Kat, one definition of avant/experimental is "New Music," so there ya go.
	8:19pm ultradamno: Some additional notes on The Urinals family tree I neglected last week that may or may not be of interest, after 100 Flowers drummer Kevin Barrett goes on to God & The State, Project 197 and Radwaste (as does bassist Talley-Jones) meanwhile Kjehl Johansen and Talley-Jones, who had both been in Danny & The Doorknobs would take a couple of other of those guys, join up with Vitus Mataré of The Last and formed Trotsky Icepick.
	8:19pm Rich in Washington: if you can find the version of OHM: The Early Gurus Of Electronic Music that has the accompanying DVD, you can watch Lucier controlling musical instruments with his brainwaves.
	8:20pm Kat in Chicago: Haha, Mr. Fab, you are correct.
	8:21pm Rich in Washington: I'm gonna crash my computer.
	8:22pm Mr Fab: Since you missed Kitten, allow me to cut-n-paste my comment: Listening to "I Am Sitting In A Room" again had me thinking about how amazing those early tape pieces were. Even tho we've had decades of sound collage since, and digital tools make it so much easier to make concrete-type stuff, those old cut-n-splice tape works like early S Reich, "Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me," this one, are just so astonishing.
	8:22pm Rich in Washington: The first time I heard I Am Sitting In A Room, I was a teenager and it blew my mind. Now I actually one of the hosts of the very show I first heard it on after the founding host Richard Francis passed away in 2009.
	8:25pm Kat in Chicago: Very cool, Rich! I haven't known about Lucier for all that long, really. I might have heard him first on Fabio's show.
	8:26pm Rich in Washington: Fabio's show is fantastic. I rarely ever miss it - work interruptions notwithstanding.
	8:28pm Kat in Chicago: I was exposed to Steve Reich's tape chopping at an early age though, randomly checked this out of my college library www.discogs.com...
	8:29pm Rich in Washington: It's Gonna Rain is so good.
	8:30pm Rich in Washington: I made this mix of Music on a Long Thin Wire many years ago for another show but I can't remember what exactly.
	8:32pm Agent Spacegirl: So Pretty
	8:33pm TDK60: Hi RiW: I'm in a room too. Good to see various WFMU shows playing Lucier.
	8:34pm Rich in Washington: I wish there were a horizontal way to playlist stuff people could see the overlap.
	8:34pm Rich in Washington: Hi TDK60! Glad you could listen from your room!
	8:35pm Mr Fab: The horror version: "I Am Sitting In A Room...the same one you are sitting in..."
	8:36pm Rich in Washington: There MUST be an avant garde radio show somewhere called I Am Sitting In A Room. There just must be.
	8:36pm Kat in Chicago: hahaha Fab
	8:36pm Rich in Washington: Ha, FAB! The calls are coming from your room!
	8:43pm Don-O: BO!
	8:44pm Don-O: Happy Merry, Damned Anniversary!!!
	8:45pm Aitch: Wacky shit is good shit
	8:45pm sufferwords: tune in to be surprised and at times dislodged
	8:45pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Don-O!
	8:48pm ultradamno: Is it the same room Leonard Cohen was in?
	8:50pm Rich in Washington: Don-O, are you getting closer to rejoining us?
	8:52pm Zipperhead7: I watched a PBS doc on WBCN earlier this week and thought "Jeez, someone should do a doc on WFMU." Lo and behold, there is one! I streamed "Sex and Broadcasting" a couple of days ago. Pretty good flick; nice to see the nod to the late great Lorenzo Milam
	8:53pm Kat in Chicago: OHM 3CD+DVD on eBay for $55 + shipping. Seller states in description "I'm hesitant to sell this"
	8:55pm Rich in Washington: There's also a pretty good old doc on Lorenzo that's worth finding. Can't recall the title ATM
	8:56pm Kat in Chicago: I have "Sex and Broadcasting" Zipperhead7, you can still buy it I think!
	8:57pm Mr Fab: Yeah it comes with a record, a book, all kinds of cool stuff.
	8:57pm Rich in Washington: I'm proud to DJ on an OG 'KRAB Nebula' Lorenzo station, KBOO.
	8:57pm Don-O: Rich: my "official" return might have to wait until the new house happens by early next year. In the meantime, I getting a new computer.
	8:58pm Kat in Chicago: Yeah Zipperhead7 www.factorytwentyfive.com...
	8:58pm Rich in Washington: I hope things are improving for you and yours, Don-O! What an ordeal.
	8:59pm Don-O: ...oh, and I need to get a new desk as I'm doing on the corner of my "other" bed. Not good for my back.
	9:00pm Zipperhead7: I did a term paper once on the tortured history of KCHU/KNON in Dallas. Milam said that Dallas was "as hard as a tumor." That's for sure!
	9:01pm Kat in Chicago: No that doesn't sound too ergonomically sound, Don-O
	9:04pm Don-O: My bedroom is the kids room as this this temp house was used as a AirBnB: I got two short kids beds (thin mattresses) but the second bed serves as a desk....and a piss poor one at that...
	9:05pm Rich in Washington: Oh man. I am so sorry!
	9:05pm ironybread: Is anyone else experiencing massive volume jumps on the stream?
	9:06pm ultradamno: @ironybread Yep. Sounds like something terrible is happening.
	9:06pm Zipperhead7: Yep. Gain was leapfrogging on Can
	9:06pm Rich in Washington: Oh no
	9:06pm Kat in Chicago: The levels did get weird for a bit, seems more stable now though
	9:06pm TDK60: I am and couldn't tell if it was meant to happen.
	9:07pm Don-O: Yea, that volume is bouncing....
	9:07pm Rich in Washington: I'm not registering any stalls on my streaming software. Let me check my bandwidth. is it still doing it?
	9:08pm Don-O: Not RIGHT now....
	9:08pm ironybread: No volume jumps for about the last 2 minutes
	9:09pm Rich in Washington: my bandwidth is unusually good right now. Hmmm. Maybe an isolated blip.
	9:10pm Rich in Washington: How about now? I know it's hard to tell with glitchy sounding music.
	9:10pm Zipperhead7: Hey I just downloaded the Can set from Bandcamp and when I tried to unzip it I got this: "You do not have permission to open the document“. WTF?!
	9:10pm Rich in Washington: Not sure what would make the volume jump.
	9:11pm Kat in Chicago: It seems ok now
	9:11pm ultradamno: It's settled down
	9:13pm Mr Fab: Sounds fine to me. But it might be a case of, to quote an old WFMU slogan "...where you can't tell the technical mistakes from the programming."
	9:13pm Kat in Chicago: Zipperhead7, that's weird. could be whatever you're unpacking it with? once in awhile PeaZip gets cranky and tries to tell me it can't open something
	9:13pm Aitch: assumed it was intended
	9:14pm ultradamno: Speaking of Bandcamp, People Like Us' whole digital discography is 85% (when you buy it all) while it's still going on. peoplelikeus-vickibennett.bandcamp.com...
	9:14pm Kat in Chicago: I recall it as "Those aren't buffering issues, that's our programming!" Would be a good pledge shirt IMO
	9:14pm Zipperhead7: It's WinZip. Aaargh!
	9:15pm ironybread: Seems to be all better now
	9:15pm ultradamno: ...which is just under $36 on the low end.
	9:16pm ironybread: Zipperhead, can you upload the file for downloading? I can try to defeat the bastard
	9:16pm Kat in Chicago: ultra, I've got a lot of Vicki's stuff already but at that price I might go for it. I haven't done my Bandcamp Friday shopping yet
	9:17pm Kat in Chicago: I reckon she could use the $$
	9:19pm Zipperhead7: Ironybread -- at the risk of sounding like a numskull, to where should I upload it?
	9:19pm WR: early to listen, late to comment. I hear all ok here. Now wondering what that button you pushed does, what will be the reckoning. . . .
	9:19pm ultradamno: Another of our DJs is involved in the Maximum Ernst/Razorlegs split tape that just came out. You can get the ME side here maximumernst.bandcamp.com... Or the Razorlegs side digitally, or the physical cassette razorlegs.bandcamp.com...
	9:20pm Rich in Washington: Hi WR!
	9:23pm TDK60: ..volume jump just again.
	9:23pm ironybread: oh dear, volume spike happening again
	9:24pm Kat in Chicago: volume's getting weird again yep
	9:24pm Don-O: You're peaking again....
	9:24pm Mr Fab: volume's going all over the place Rich
	9:24pm Aitch: i like it
	9:24pm Rich in Washington: weird. Nothing I am doing is causing it.
	9:25pm ultradamno: Punish the headphone wearers!
	9:25pm Aitch: Reward
	9:26pm Rich in Washington: weird. Happening somewhere between my mixer and interface.
	9:26pm ultradamno: Now super quiet
	9:27pm Rich in Washington: now?
	9:28pm Kat in Chicago: ok for now I think?
	9:28pm ultradamno: It's been stable for a couple minutes now
	9:29pm Kat in Chicago: I thought the singer here was David Byrne for a sec
	9:29pm Rich in Washington: Weird. I could see that my interface was going into the red for no reason. Maybe pushing the volume is making it freak out? Could also be this old version of Mixxx DJ software I am using ATM
	9:30pm Rich in Washington: Late 70s/early 80s, every major city had their David Byrne.
	9:30pm ultradamno: Did he just sing "spray a robot with a can of mace"?
	9:32pm Rich in Washington: I remember reading a interview with Glenn Branca and he pretty much accused David Byrne of ripping off another band that sounded exactly like Talking Heads before he even got into bands, from Rhode Island, where Byrne was in art school at the time.
	9:33pm Rich in Washington: OK now? I can sorta hear the stream in the other room. Is it still jumping around, level wise?
	9:33pm Zipperhead7: sounds good from here
	9:35pm Rich in Washington: Thanks. Weird. Hopefully won't happen again.
	9:36pm Aitch: I think she might have wanted to be in Blondie
	9:37pm Kat in Chicago: Who wouldn't have wanted to be in Blondie?
	9:37pm Rich in Washington: Gonna shift gears a bit
	9:37pm Kat in Chicago: Grunge Set?
	9:39pm Rich in Washington: I have really vivid memories of this coming out and hearing it for the first time.
	9:39pm Zipperhead7: It was kinda interesting to suddenly have my headphones jump an inch off my ears. Reminded me of when I went on long drives and nodded off, I'd get out and slam the door on my hand. Woke me right up!
	9:40pm Rich in Washington: Sorry about that! That's really strange.
	9:47pm ultradamno: I will always think of this as Creamo Coyle's mystery song.
	9:48pm Mr Fab: Was wondering if "White Power" was some kinda Skrewdriver-type thng. But the lyrics did seem to be ridiculing the concept.
	9:48pm Kat in Chicago: I assumed the worst at first, then I wasn't sure. couldn't understand enough of the words
	9:50pm Rich in Washington: I looked it up. I was sorta curious but yeah, it was ridiculing the concept. Seattle had a large racist skinhead scene but more towards the mid-80s (as did Portland).
	9:52pm Kat in Chicago: This didn't seem like the kind of comp you'd find that sort of thing on. Chicago had racist skins for sure (and anti-racist)
	9:54pm ultradamno: I hate Illinois nazis.
	9:54pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, Chicago and Boston and NY had huge skinhead scenes before Portland. My friend Erin did a fascinating podcast series on the white supremacist scene in 80s Portland. It's called It Did Happen Here. It's really worth listening to.
	9:56pm ultradamno: There was a big outdoor show in Indianapolis that DOA and The Dicks headlined and a bunch of Chicago skins showed up at and they put aluminum can tabs between their fingers for the mosh pit. Nice kids.
	9:57pm Kat in Chicago: yes, charming.
	9:58pm Rich in Washington: the skinhead thing got awful at punk shows towards the end of the 80s and early 90s. Most punk kids were easy prey and the police weren't sympathetic. I remember swarms of skinheads just showing up at shows and basically shutting them down.
	9:59pm Rich in Washington: I meant, the police weren't sympathetic to the punks. Kinda like today. I would imagine some of those skinheads later became Portland policemen.
	9:59pm Kat in Chicago: I was JUST wondering if any of the old Chicago skins became CPD
	10:00pm Mr Fab: Yikes. LA didn't have a nazi-punk problem. But we did the Suicidals. I liked Suicidal Tendencies as a band but I don't recall them ever attempting to distance themselves from those flaming assholes.
	10:01pm Rich in Washington: Maybe one of my last punk shows of that era, I went to see Tesco Vee and the rebooted Meat Men. And all these regular kids suddenly learned that punk clubs were a thing because of Courtney Love doing a photo-op at the Satyricon, Portland's oldest, grungiest punk club.
	10:01pm Aitch: The punks and the skins both used loads of heroin in Sydney and kind of blurred into each other anyhow.
	10:02pm ultradamno: Now this has me wanting to hear Solger
	10:03pm Pauly from Clifton: In NYC, Stormtroopers of Death attracted that Nazi skinhead crowd. I hated that Scott Ian and Billy Milano encouraged it as a big joke. What bullshit. I stopped going to see SOD and Anthrax.
	10:03pm Rich in Washington: and all these skinheads decided to converge on Satyricon that night because of the Meat Men but also there was a fight there the following week involving some club regulars. So, all these skinheads plus all these regular bro type MTV watching boys who suddenly discovered punk clubs were a thing. It was fucking epic. Just shit and glass and fancy sweaters flying everywhere.
	10:05pm Rich in Washington: previous week, I meant.
	10:05pm Kat in Chicago: "shit and glass and fancy sweaters" LOL
	10:06pm ultradamno: Guess that DOA show was 85 twitter.com...
	10:06pm Mr Fab: "and fancy sweaters flying everywhere" Ha! Oh yeah Pauly, I remember "Speak English or Die," which did not strike me as the least bit funny, and really put me off them. Yet I had a Jewish friend who liked 'em.
	10:08pm Rich in Washington: I had a girlfriend gift me that SOD shirt once. She didn't get it.
	10:08pm Kat in Chicago: Is this Moving Parts right now? I quite like this.
	10:09pm Rich in Washington: OK, here's a band I never thought I'd be playing here.
	10:09pm ultradamno: I saw Anthrax once. They wore native headresses and, you know, sucked.
	10:10pm Kat in Chicago: I like older Soundgarden
	10:11pm ultradamno: I also saw Soundgarden once, they cover Spinal Tap, it was the highlight of their set for me.
	10:11pm Rich in Washington: I went through this stage of liking thrash metal like Anthrax and Celtic Frost, etc. My roommate at the time was a huge metalhead and we'd trade all kinds of music.
	10:11pm ultradamno: Covered, that is. Voivod headlined and were awesome.
	10:12pm Rich in Washington: Soundgarden is actually a pretty good band. Not into their later stuff but I like Kim Thayil's guitar playing.
	10:12pm Pauly from Clifton: ultradamno, saw Anthrax a couple of times and was unimpressed. They thought they were better than they actually were.
	10:12pm Rich in Washington: Well, Voivod are awesome.
	10:12pm Zipperhead7: Gotta figure that any band that would call themselves "Anthrax" aren't real sharp.
	10:12pm Rich in Washington: I wore out my I'm The Man cassingle
	10:13pm ultradamno: @Pauly I went to see Slayer, who were great but are also dicks
	10:13pm Kat in Chicago: Soundgarden was great the couple of times I saw them. I was really sad about Chris Cornell.
	10:14pm Pauly from Clifton: ultradamno, agreed!
	10:14pm Rich in Washington: I saw Cro-Mags open for Motorhead, who were opening for Megadeth. We left after Motorhead. I was deaf for two days.
	10:15pm ultradamno: I was always pretty picky about thrash metal, but liked this German band called Deathrow who never really picked up much of a following here.
	10:15pm Mr Fab: I guessed i was amused enough by Soundgarden to ask to borrow one of their tapes from a friend and listened to it a couple times. Can't say i ever asked to borrow anyone's Nirvana albums. Who were not terrible, but I never felt the need to investigate them too deeply.
	10:15pm ultradamno: I don't think I ever saw Cro-Mags, I did see Agnostic Front, who I thought were a joke.
	10:16pm Mr Fab: Husker Du were the band that had my ears still ringing the next day! Started bringing earplugs to shows after that.
	10:17pm Rich in Washington: my favorite Nirvana story was the time we showed up at Satyricon to just blindly see who was playing and it was a couple of Seattle and Oly bands and one of them was Nirvana. We thought Seattle bands sucked at the time so we didn't go. Probably '89 or so?
	10:17pm ultradamno: I remember liking In Utero well enough but feeling it was like a sampler of hip influences of the moment, like a self-conscious demonstration they really weren't an MTV band.
	10:18pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, Husker Du were fucking loud.
	10:19pm ultradamno: Hmm, I don't remember them being that loud when I saw them. Maybe I got deafened early being up front.
	10:19pm Pauly from Clifton: Mr Fab, your experience was like the first Motorhead show I saw with Brian Robertson. Loud. It's like I was wearing earmuffs for two days.
	10:19pm Rich in Washington: I remember having immense hometown pride when Nirvana got big but then got really sick of them quick. Nevermind was fun but it seemed really overproduced to me. But must've listened to it a million times. One of the few things my then wife and I could listen to together.
	10:20pm Kat in Chicago: I wasn't that big a Nirvana fan, but I did own a copy of Bleach for a while. They played Metro a couple of times during the period I worked there, never saw them in a larger venue than that.
	10:21pm Zipperhead7: Cabaret Metro! First mosh pit I ever saw -- Fishbone at CM
	10:22pm Kat in Chicago: Nice, Zipperhead! I suspect I was at that show. Yeah it was still "Cabaret Metro" then. I used to do their flyers.
	10:23pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow. Fishbone had wild shows from what I heard. I've unfortunately never seen them live.
	10:23pm Mr Fab: I did really like Nirvana's pre-fame "Sliver" single. Apart from the song, I like how on the pic sleeve, Cobain is standing in front of one of my fave spots at the time, Raji's. At the time Courtney was also in Hollywood, dancing the hoochie-coo at the fabulously-named nudie bar Jumbo's Clown Room.
	10:24pm Zipperhead7: I think it was around '89. I lived in Iowa City and often attempted to set a land speed record to see shows at the Metro and get back home
	10:24pm Kat in Chicago: LOL that sounds like a rejected name submission for what became Sheena's Jungle Room
	10:25pm Rich in Washington: I know! I love that name!
	10:25pm Mr Fab: Aargh, Rich, Fishbone were FYRE! as the kids say. Saw 'em a bunch, tho the last time I caught 'em, too many members had left and they seemed to have lost a step.
	10:25pm ultradamno: Jumbo's Clown Room an all calliope stream. Make it happen!
	10:25pm Rich in Washington: I actually like Hole's first couple of singles.
	10:26pm Kat in Chicago: We were undoubtedly at some of the same shows, Zipperhead. I worked full time there from '88-'92 and was around since '82
	10:27pm ultradamno: I like Live Through This, as sick as I am of it now (Hole popping up on Yellowjackets was stomach turning), awful live around that time though.
	10:28pm Rich in Washington: No more volume freakouts? I think I know what it might be. Let me know if it's happening again.
	10:28pm Kat in Chicago: It's been fine since the last flurry.
	10:29pm Rich in Washington: I'm also running my levels rather low, so after the show, be sure to turn down when I stop streaming because the stream's gonna be really loud, comparatively speaking.
	10:29pm ultradamno: I think we've talked about a couple of Metro shows we were both at, Butthole Surfers and Chris & Cosey, maybe you did the fliers I posted or something... Volume doing well now
	10:30pm ultradamno: U-Men, saw them a couple of times. Good band, kind of annoying singer.
	10:30pm Kat in Chicago: We've definitely discussed Metro shows, ultra. I think you tweeted one of my old flyers but I forget which one.
	10:31pm Rich in Washington: It's gonna take me an hour to backannounce all this. Oh well.
	10:33pm Rich in Washington: I heartily recommend the documentary Hype if any of this Seattle stuff is of interest.
	10:34pm Mr Fab: been diggin all this "grunge" and "alternative-rock."
	10:37pm Zipperhead7: There's a fine documentary on Fishbone: "Everyday Sunshine."
	10:37pm Mr Fab: let us now all speak grunge slang: en.wikipedia.org...
	10:38pm Rich in Washington: the grunge lexicon scene in Hype is fucking hilarious. Just literally made up by someone who worked at Sub Pop to fuck with journalists.
	10:38pm ultradamno: Journalists, those cob-nobblers!
	10:39pm Zipperhead7: Yes, many are lamestains
	10:40pm Rich in Washington: Tad is definitely a band I didn't appreciate at the time but really dig now.
	10:40pm ultradamno: I saw that Fishbone doc. It was fun.
	10:41pm Kat in Chicago: I saw Tad at Metro once and loved it
	10:42pm Rich in Washington: Love this song. I always thought the single version sounded like an outtake from My Life In The Bush of Ghosts.
	10:42pm ultradamno: I can't remember if I saw Tad or not, I know I saw Ed Hall...
	10:43pm Zipperhead7: Yes! I am digging this bass line
	10:43pm Kat in Chicago: Oh I like this too
	10:44pm Rich in Washington: There were bands that I saw opening for people that I didn't really watch - would go out back and drink and smoke etc, while waiting for the bands I wanted to come on. It's entirely possible I saw some now 'famous' bands but didn't know it.
	10:45pm Mr Fab: I also thought of Eno/Byrne. Which is a good thing because we really need "My Life In The Bush of Ghosts" to be its own genre.
	10:45pm Kat in Chicago: I was back hanging out at the bar for some of those bands, for sure. I saw Liz Phair play solo to like four people at Lounge Ax, can't remember who she was opening for
	10:46pm Kat in Chicago: I was like "these are good songs" but overall impression was meh
	10:47pm Rich in Washington: Some of these bands on the Syndrome comps sound a bit On-U Sound adjacent, too.
	10:47pm ultradamno: I saw Sun City Girls and Thinking Fellers Union Local 282 at Lounge Ax, that was great show.
	10:47pm Rich in Washington: That must've been awesome, ultra.
	10:48pm Rich in Washington: Wow. I hope I can finish out this set. Where does the time go?
	10:48pm ultradamno: Yeah, I remember that club being a long, narrow space, like seeing a band in a shipping container.
	10:49pm Kat in Chicago: That's accurate, ultra, it was a weird awkward space for shows
	10:49pm Rich in Washington: Speaking of weirdly shaped spaces, Sparks is coming to my town early next year and playing at the wonderful but horrible sounding Crystal Ballroom.
	10:50pm Mr Fab: Future famous opening acts? I used to see Jane's Addiction on the bottom of bills, and a pre-Black Eyed Peas Fergie in a terrible band called Wild Orchid.
	10:50pm Rich in Washington: actually, Crystal Ballroom isn't horrible sounding but just not very good. It's acoustically a nightmare, being over 100 years old.
	10:50pm Aitch: Sparks have never toured Australia, will probably never get to see them, bummer
	10:51pm Rich in Washington: That's a shame, Aitch!
	10:51pm Kat in Chicago: They're playing Copernicus Center here, which should be wonderful and not horrible sounding. I paid considerably more for my ticket than I have ever paid to see a band but I figured it was important to see them while I can
	10:52pm Mr Fab: Lounge Ax actually sounds like it's laid out like CBGB, which was a long, narrow space, with the bar running along one side.
	10:52pm ultradamno: It was like a running joke here about touring bands being made to open for Zero Boys, so I've seen a lot of iconic hardcore bands as opening acts. Die Kreuzen comes to mind.
	10:53pm ultradamno: @Mr. Fab Yeah, the bar was like that.
	10:53pm Kat in Chicago: I recall it being a bit more boxy up front than CBGB, but similar
	10:54pm ultradamno: Flier from I think the second time I saw U-Men twitter.com...
	10:54pm Rich in Washington: I saw Die Kruezen when their first LP came out and they were insane. So good. I couldn't believe how extreme they seemed at the time.
	10:55pm Kat in Chicago: Die Kreuzen were super popular here back in the day. Very good band.
	10:56pm Zipperhead7: Richard Lloyd's book "Neobohemia" is an interesting take on the Wicker Park area in Chicago. Utra, was that the Die Kreuzen show with the dry ice fog?
	10:57pm Aitch: Thanks Rich, happy birthday lungs
	10:57pm Kat in Chicago: omg it's almost time to watch Bob on TV
	10:58pm Don-O: Egahs! We're getting to the end. Solid bust show!!
	10:58pm Scott67: Thanks Rich!!👍😎🍻🌷
	10:59pm Zipperhead7: Great show,Rich. Cngrats on third anniversary!
	11:01pm ultradamno: There was a review of the Zero Boys 80s ep in an issue of Touch and Go (written by the aforementioned Tesco Vee) that referenced a copy of Effigies Bodybag single that had "Jello's not so cool, he likes the Zero Boys" inside it, likely direct blowback from being forced open for them at Crazy Al's @Zip that was a later, probably October Days show at No Bar in Muncie Possibly from that show twitter.com... Poster from the Effigies/Zero Boys show twitter.com...
	11:02pm Pauly from Clifton: Thanks, Rich! Great listening! Rock on gang.
	11:02pm ultradamno: October File, that is. Or Century Days, I think I condensed their two big postpunk era albums
	11:05pm Kat in Chicago: Cheers, Rich!
	11:05pm ultradamno: Posted the same link twice, this was meant to be the second one twitter.com...
	11:05pm ironybread: Happy anniversary and keep breakin' up them crates
	11:05pm Rich in Washington: Thanks everybody! Sorry if I blew anyone's earballs out! I think I know what happened.
	11:06pm ultradamno: ...and that's not The Effigies, that's an example of Zero Boys making Toxic Reasons open for them, which happened a number of times
	11:06pm Mr Fab: My earballs have never been happier. Thanks so muchly Rich, see y'all
	11:07pm Kat in Chicago: Gonna scoop up some bandcamp friday real quick like before it's over
	11:08pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Fab! Thanks everybody!
	11:11pm Scott67: My earballs are full of furballs. So needed a blow out! 👍😎🍻
	11:12pm ultradamno: Didn't Redd Kross used to say 'hairball' for crazy. Maybe that's one of those fake grunge slang things. Totally hairball.
	11:13pm WR: Thank you Rich for the sounds at all volumes.
	11:14pm Rich in Washington: I just watched Spirit of '76 again the other night.
	11:14pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, WR!
	11:15pm Rich in Washington: I think I am going to keep streaming until I'm unconscious. Do you care, Fab?
	11:15pm Rich in Washington: Having a nice hazy IPA.
	11:16pm Mr Fab: go for it!
	11:17pm Scott67: Lovely! Cheers & congratulations Rich! 👍😎🍻💜
	11:17pm Rich in Washington: total random grabs. Requests? It's possible.
	11:18pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Scott! I wanna know more about your possible show!
	11:19pm Scott67: You live seat of ya pants DJ's! I admire your spunk.... so to speak!
	11:23pm Rich in Washington: Cheers, Scott67! It's finally beer 30 in Rancho El Cratedigger's.
	11:23pm Scott67: Put 3 & a bit hours in the can at TRASH CULT yesterday Rich. Rough & ready, no theme musis, bed music or show promos. But happy to send the MP3 to you, as I will Fab & maybe Georgy for a listen. My mike technique is lousy, & I mumble. But Mick knows his shit. We are however, a bit filthy, even for the Jungle. 👍😉🍺
	11:25pm Rich in Washington: No worries! Like no one's gonna be knocking on my door to do voice-over work anytime soon! If I can do it, literally anyone can!
	11:27pm Scott67: You're sweet mate! Mick said I have the voice of an angel. 😂😁 which as an Atheist means it's a non-entity. 😉
	11:27pm ultradamno: Art Tripp on the differences between working with Zappa and Beefheart www.beefheart.com...
	11:28pm Rich in Washington: That was a fascinating article. I'm a huge early Mothers and Magic Band fan.
	11:29pm Scott67: Can you send mp3 files in messenger Rich?
	11:33pm Rich in Washington: I can give you my email address via messenger, as I think big files don't work.
	11:34pm Rich in Washington: This album doesn't have Art Trip on it. Sorry!
	11:35pm Scott67: Cheers Rich!👍😎🍻
	11:36pm WR: Au contraire Rich, Artie is playing drums on Clear Spot for sure.
	11:37pm Rich in Washington: He is? That's good news. I thought it was Ed Marimba.
	11:38pm ultradamno: He's on Decals for sure
	11:39pm WR: Absolutely it is Ed Marimba too!
	11:39pm ultradamno: Marimba = Tripp www.discogs.com...
	11:39pm Rich in Washington: Oh yeah. I forgot my Beefheart name conversion scheme.
	11:40pm Rich in Washington: What's my Beefheart name?
	11:40pm ultradamno: On The Spotlight Kid the same year and then everybody must go to make way for The Tragic Band!
	11:42pm ultradamno: Cratespin Diggerling
	11:49pm Scott67: I must like terrible things!? ✌😎🤙🎶📻☀️🌏
	11:52pm WR: Cratespin Diggerling, I like that ultradamno, much better than my idea, Itchy Wash.
	11:53pm WR: Scott, I'm looking forward to your Sheena's debut.
	11:56pm WR: Rich, three years on Sheena's? How many on KBOO?
	11:57pm Scott67: Cheers WR! It is simply 2 blokes in a Bar listening to music and talking shit. 🍺😎🤙
	11:57pm Rich in Washington: Hmmm. I think it's coming up on 15 as a radio programmer.
	11:59pm WR: "Two blokes in a Bar listening to music and talking shit" sounds like the program I've been waiting for all these years.
	12:00am Scott67: Luv ya mate!🍻😎🤙
	12:01am WR: Thanks again Rich, laters all, gotta go make something to eat.
	12:01am ultradamno: He's so mad they forced that trendy extra crispiness on his secret recipe
	12:01am Scott67: Seeya WR ✌😎🌏☀️
	12:15am Rich in Washington: one more after this and I think I'll call it a night. Any last requests?
	12:17am Scott67: I request you have sweet dreams & 3 score & more years Diggin for us Rich! 🍻😎🤙💜
	12:18am ultradamno: Fun!
	12:20am Rich in Washington: Fanks everybody!
	12:22am Scott67: 🦄💨🌈
	12:25am ultradamno: Theoretically, since all this is not making the archive, could you keep going until this show is archived, bending the space time continuum?
	12:27am Rich in Washington: Oddly, my archive isn't up yet, possibly because I haven't closed the playlist.
	12:31am WR: Thank you Rich, here's to many more years. Cheers.

Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from December 3, 2021

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