WFMU: Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from February 4, 2022

Listener comments!
	7:57pm ironybread: As Pope of Minute 4:58pm-4:59pm Pacific Time on 2/4/2022, I hereby bless this program.
	8:00pm Aitch: we beseech ye to herald the Lung
	8:00pm Rich in Washington: Thank you, Padre!
	8:00pm Rich in Washington: Cardinal Aitch!
	8:01pm ironybread: Archbishop Aitch, can you go in the back room and get more incense for the burner please
	8:02pm Aitch: I didn't expect some sort of spanish inquisition
	8:02pm ultradamno: Rich! Diggocrates!
	8:02pm Aitch: Actually had some going already ironybread
	8:02pm Rich in Washington: Hi ultra!
	8:02pm Kat in Chicago: Elton John is playing in town tonight lol
	8:03pm Rich in Washington: Kat! Really?
	8:03pm chresti: cough cough Hi Rich and craters!
	8:03pm Pauly from Clifton: Hi Rich, your holiness, your eminence, and assembled clergy.
	8:03pm Kat in Chicago: Really! At the United Center. Show starts in an hour.
	8:04pm Rich in Washington: Pauly!
	8:04pm Rich in Washington: chresti!
	8:07pm Aitch: Rocket man burning out his fuse up here alone it says on the lyrics thingy, but just sounds like burbles
	8:08pm Kat in Chicago: Yeah I never could make out what he was saying there
	8:08pm ironybread: Hi Rich! Elton, as far as I know, is not dead. This disambiguation may be only for me.
	8:08pm Cp304: I think it’s long johns time
	8:09pm Rich in Washington: now you have time to figure it out
	8:09pm Aitch: something about babylon??
	8:09pm Kat in Chicago: Elton is a few miles from me right now doing a show so I am reasonably certain he lives and breathes
	8:10pm Scott67: G'day Rich & Crater Crew I'm in TRASH CULT again now, so not so attentive to chat. 👍😎🎶📻🌞🌏🌻
	8:10pm Aitch: it's the electric boots
	8:10pm ironybread: Hi Scott67!!!!
	8:11pm Kat in Chicago: Electric boobs?
	8:11pm Cp304: I think he says goin down the streets with bergamot
	8:11pm ultradamno: Could be a hologram, dead people keep doing shows that way.
	8:11pm Aitch: score some heroine
	8:12pm Rich in Washington: Scott67! Cp!
	8:13pm Mr Fab: here to Listen To The Radio
	8:13pm Cp304: Heya rich!
	8:13pm Rich in Washington: Mr. Fab!
	8:14pm Cp304: Like that built this city song said mr fab
	8:14pm Kat in Chicago: Oh good, stuff I can steal for a radio-themed radio show
	8:14pm Aitch: the boogie-woogie bugle-droid?
	8:16pm Aitch: Sport's Don't Throw Stones is a great album
	8:16pm Scott67: G'day ironybread!👍😎🍻
	8:16pm ironybread: Oh gosh. As Firesign's archivist I do with I knew who the Android Sisters were...all Discogs can tell me is that it was a Tom Lopez / Tim Clark production
	8:17pm Aitch: Sports'
	8:17pm Rich in Washington: They were also sort of related to the Ruby, Galactic Gumshoe radio series, but not sure how.
	8:18pm Kat in Chicago: I've been binge-listening How Radio Was Done lately. Out of order
	8:19pm Pauly from Clifton: G'day Scott! Cheers to you and the TRASH CULT mob!🍻
	8:20pm Kat in Chicago: Oh that Johnny Fever show was amazing
	8:21pm Otis: Hey Rich and Diggers of Crates known and unknown. Quick pop in to say hi while I handle the pasta saucin' for supper.
	8:21pm Mr Fab: Here 'tis! wfmu.org...
	8:21pm ironybread: #OrryGone
	8:21pm Rich in Washington: Otis!
	8:22pm MHLee: I heard something about links?
	8:23pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Fab! I also put the link in the Android Sister's entry.
	8:24pm Scott67: Cheers Pauly, shout ya a beer mate! 🍺👍😎💨🍺
	8:24pm Rich in Washington: Hi MHLee!
	8:36pm MHLee: Sampling Bombay calling or no?
	8:42pm Cp304: I had to hop outta shower to say this is a fuckin jam
	8:43pm Rich in Washington: nice! Don't get electrocuted!
	8:45pm Cp304: It’s cool, I’m not jumping on the water bed with my pole climbing spikes yet
	8:47pm Rich in Washington: good idea! Also, unplug the heating element when draining your waterbed.
	8:53pm ironybread: Let's look back nostalgically on "Snack Attack", a Pac-Man clone for the Apple II+ www.youtube.com...
	8:56pm ultradamno: It's like the Flipper logo pac man game
	8:57pm abbazabba: Hi Rich and All!! I got a snack attack
	8:57pm abbazabba: Give me some yo yo’s
	8:58pm Rich in Washington: Hi abbazabba! What'd ya get?
	8:59pm MHLee: Unmistakable voice here
	9:00pm abbazabba: Hell yeah
	9:09pm Will the Sound Guy: Hi Rich and all!!!
	9:09pm Rich in Washington: Hi Will the Sound Guy!
	9:10pm Mokka Matti: Good Evening Rich, Crate Diggers, Dig Duggers, and to whomever else gets a lil' tickle in their throat when this program is on.
	9:11pm Rich in Washington: Hi Mokka Matti!
	9:13pm Cp304: Hey will and Mokka!
	9:13pm Uncle Michael: Someone is messing with Ken Nordine?
	9:13pm ironybread: #ding
	9:14pm Rich in Washington: Hi Uncle Michael! You bet! More on that later.
	9:16pm Mokka Matti: @Rich, that GIF of yours is exactly how I have been feeling for the past few years - being on the receiving end, that is.
	9:17pm Rich in Washington: I'm sorry, Mokka! Don't let 'em grind you down!
	9:17pm MHLee: Just purchased that
	9:17pm ironybread: Just going to sit down with a huge river, be right back
	9:18pm drowsy: this is awesome and must have been painstaking to create. Thanks Rich
	9:19pm Rich in Washington: Hi drowsy! Jim's been making audio collage since the razor and tape era. He's pretty amazing.
	9:19pm Cp304: I can literally throw a rock into the Ohio from the back yard.. it’s high too right now
	9:20pm ironybread: Jim Jim Jim cutupsound.bandcamp.com...
	9:20pm Cp304: Good stuff rich
	9:24pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Cp!
	9:25pm Rich in Washington: This first track's a bit harsh but bare with me/it/us etc.
	9:26pm Uncle Michael: Sorry I missed Bill Nelson and so much other cool stuff. I once saw Bebop Deluxe at an airport gate in Kansas City. I only knew it was them because they were dressed up just like Bebop Deluxe. I mean hell, I was 15...what would I know? m.media-amazon.com...
	9:27pm Rich in Washington: Nice! Love Be Bop and Bill Nelson.
	9:28pm Rich in Washington: Modern Music's a great LP. I should put it on if I have time after this.
	9:28pm Uncle Michael: Maybe I was 16. I'd probably seen that album cover in Rolling Stone or in a record store.
	9:28pm Rich in Washington: I also love Axe Victim but I think Red Noise is my all time fave Nelson related record.
	9:29pm Uncle Michael: Agree!
	9:29pm Rich in Washington: my life's mission is to buy all the records I saw as a youth but didn't realize how cool they were until much later in life.
	9:31pm Bill: My introduction to BBD was Futurama, 1975. Saw them c.'77. Best? Eh, probably Futurama. Red Noise is good, but it seemed a little too ... designed.
	9:32pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow, Bill! That's cool!
	9:33pm ultradamno: Great Controlled Bleeding track. Need more of that stuff, seems like you never know what you're going to get with them, which is nice.
	9:35pm Rich in Washington: This comp's pretty interesting. Was sort of holding off on featuring it, thinking I could find the other's in the series and rather just do a survey of the series, but I decided to play it anyway. Maybe later.
	9:35pm drowsy: this track is v good!
	9:36pm ultradamno: The Dead Tech Japanese noise comps would be worth featuring too.
	9:37pm Rich in Washington: Not familiar with those. Good, eh?
	9:38pm ironybread: The 1946 Calcutta Killings (in reference to that Neo Zalanda LP art) en.wikipedia.org...
	9:39pm ultradamno: Yeah, no wave stuff. There are two volumes, both are really good. Most names you'll recognize, I think www.discogs.com... www.discogs.com...
	9:40pm Rich in Washington: Nice! I'm mainly sticking to older comps (although those fit the bill) which haven't been reissued recently. I will check those out for sure.
	9:43pm Rich in Washington: Those do look cool! No Wave from Japan. Thanks, ultradamno!
	9:44pm Rich in Washington: I can remove that back cover, Calcutta image if anyone is uncomfortable with it. It's fairly gruesome. I remember seeing it in a history book in school and finding it particularly repellent.
	9:46pm ironybread: At least it motivated me to look up Direct Action Day 1946, which is probably a good thing
	9:49pm Pauly from Clifton: @ironybread, I did not know about Direct Action Day. Thanks.
	9:50pm Zipperhead7: Hi folks -- just tuned in to hear what sounds like a knife sharpening factory. Yup! This is the place!
	9:51pm Rich in Washington: Hi Zipperhead7! There's just a couple of quick sharpening jobs ahead of you. Take a number!
	9:52pm Mr Fab: So that’s why India and Pakistan split off. Ah, religion - Making the World a Beautiful Place for 2000 Years.
	9:53pm Fuzzy: Learned about CutupSound tonight -- cool, thanks! Learned about Direct Action Day 1946..:-( Peekaboo Kitten is a vast improvement!
	9:54pm ironybread: It turns out that the real reason for all human strife is adorable kittens. And you know what? That's fine. Because kittens are adorable.
	9:54pm Rich in Washington: What was that line during the opening of Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids? Be careful or you may learn something before it's done. Hey hey hey!
	9:54pm ultradamno: I think the kitten may be more disturbing. You can just see the murderous thoughts in the eyes.
	9:55pm Fuzzy: Der Furrer!
	9:56pm Rich in Washington: It was hard to find a cat that looked like Ron Mael but I did it for you.
	9:56pm Fuzzy: Hitler Cat is watching you masturbate.
	9:57pm Zipperhead7: I remember a picture captioned "Cute Little Kitten Thinks About nothing But Murder All Day." My daughter just got a cat from her local Humane Society -- a four-year-old black tom with an ear chewed off. His name is "Funkmaster General." She couldn't resist
	9:57pm ultradamno: I think that's how We Need To Talk About Cosby starts too. When he asks people "Who is Bill Cosby?" I keep hoping someone will say Mother...I mean, Welch was Jugs and Keitel was Speed, right?
	9:59pm ultradamno: Kind of a cat on a cat twitter.com...
	10:01pm Mokka Matti: Whoa. Just tuned back in and thought my auxiliary boombox speakers hooked up to my laptop were going to blow.
	10:04pm Pauly from Clifton: @ultradamno, yup...I remember when "Mother, Jugs, and Speed" was a staple of Saturday late afternoon rerun TV after the "Kung-Fu" movies were over.
	10:05pm Rich in Washington: they are going to blow, Mokka, but that's not my doing.
	10:06pm Jinx: Zipperhead7, who could pass up a cat named Funkmaster General? congrats to your daughter. and to Funkmaster General for going to a good home.
	10:07pm Rich in Washington: Hi Jinx!
	10:10pm Jinx: i, too, have a black cat. my wife volunteered at a shelter and learned black cats aren't adopted as frequently as others. so we got the next one that came in. Hi Rich! enjoying the show.
	10:11pm Zipperhead7: Thanks, Jinx. I'll bet the Funkmaster had her other cat in a half nelson within three seconds of introduction
	10:11pm Rich in Washington: Glad you're digging it! One of our cats is lying about two feet from me.
	10:12pm ultradamno: In French Ambulances Tou Risques cdn.shopify.com...
	10:12pm Rich in Washington: He used to be mesmerized by spinning records and now he could care less. He's also too fat to hop up onto my counter where the turntables are now.
	10:12pm ironybread: What's he lying about
	10:13pm Rich in Washington: his place on the foodchain, mostly.
	10:13pm ironybread: At least he isn't lying about his golf handicap
	10:13pm Cp304: Maybe put A mini balboa statue atop some steps leading to the turntables rich
	10:15pm Zipperhead7: Tie a long string onto a ceiling fan blade and turn the fan on low. The cat cannot ignore it -- will chase it until exhausted and watch it until it recovers its strength and chases it again
	10:15pm MHLee: @Rich, are you into postindustrial at all?
	10:19pm Rich in Washington: Not quite sure what that is, MHLee. I am sort of genre blind.
	10:19pm Cp304: Already like this one
	10:19pm ultradamno: Laptop noise acts, I guess.
	10:20pm MHLee: leftfolk.bandcamp.com I've been listening to this comp a lot...
	10:20pm Rich in Washington: Oh sure! I guess I prefer electronic stuff over MIDI stuff, if I follow you. LIke people tweaking oscillators, signal generators, etc, vs using samples, etc.
	10:21pm Rich in Washington: Thanks! I'll check it out.
	10:22pm MHLee: Post-industrial is basically a nongenre... I tend to see late acts that are industrial in influence but take sounds from elsewhere
	10:22pm Rich in Washington: Here's the link to this Boris album. For some reason, it won't let me put it in track comments. It fucks up the entry. Not sure why. boris.bandcamp.com...
	10:23pm drowsy: forgot to say yay back when the sleep chamber was on. saying yay on time with boris!
	10:23pm Mr Fab: Post-industrial sounds like after society has collapsed. Back to drumming and chanting.
	10:25pm MHLee: Thar's a fair assessment of a huge bit of it... In the style Nokken + the Grimm is my go to band... I play them on my show a lot
	10:26pm Rich in Washington: Feel free to post the link to your show again, MHLee!
	10:26pm drowsy: First thing I did when this Melvins album came out was rush over to hear Night Goat. Did not disappoint.
	10:27pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, that one is pretty cool. A fave track by them and it did not disappoint.
	10:28pm MHLee: theotherworldradio.blogspot.com I'm going to upload a few shows this weekend
	10:28pm ultradamno: All the know how has gone out of industrial. All the make-do
	10:29pm Jinx: Burroughs' voice is sometimes reminiscent of Simon Bar Sinister. or vice versa.
	10:31pm ultradamno: Beefheart falls into that too, when he's in less Wolf, more evil wizard mode, like Making Love To A Vampire or Brickbats
	10:32pm MHLee: Burroughs voice is uniquely menacing in the way
	10:32pm Mr Fab: John Giorno put out all those great comps, put his own readings on them, and then I never heard anyone play his stuff. honestly, i don't remember his tracks either, so maybe he's not that hot? But thanks for the comps, John.
	10:33pm MHLee: Tom Waits does some good readings too... worked with him though
	10:37pm drowsy: I got to lay eyes on Burroughs once. It was at a gallery show in Chicago full of stuff he shot. Grant Hart was with him. Grant wearing eyeliner, a lovely scarf, and a huge smile. Both men were happy as can be, and it was a tonic to see. I didn't speak to them, I was with a guy who belonged there and could hail the two by name. I didn't dare to disturb the vibe, I just took it in.
	10:38pm ultradamno: Is Ling Dynasty H a particularly good vintage?
	10:38pm Rich in Washington: That's awesome!
	10:39pm ultradamno: I'd think there'd be a loss of potency, at the least.
	10:40pm Jinx: Burroughs' (and Gus Van Sant's) Elvis of Letters ep is something i used to listen to a lot.
	10:40pm Rich in Washington: I used to have that one!
	10:41pm MHLee: What's the one with the Egyptian book of the dead on it
	10:42pm Rich in Washington: love the nascent scratching in this track.
	10:42pm Zipperhead7: I saw Burroughs give a reading at U of Kansas. A high school English class attended, and it was hilarious to see them start taking notes and then graduallly stop and just stare at him as he delivered a torrent of perversity
	10:43pm drowsy: nice! the teacher must have known that was a risk - props to that teacher.
	10:44pm ultradamno: There's one of Western Lands readings, maybe that?
	10:45pm MHLee: @ULTRADaMNO That's the one
	10:46pm ultradamno: I just came upon this as this started playing, synchronicity twitter.com...
	10:47pm ironybread: Was there ever an intersection in this world between Bill Burroughs and Hunter S. Thompson
	10:48pm ultradamno: I think I've seen a picture of them shooting guns together
	10:48pm Rich in Washington: Yikes. I haven't listened to this in years.
	10:50pm ultradamno: Looking for it, all I've found is clearly photoshopped pictures of separate shots of them with guns...
	10:50pm ironybread: Fab - I bought the first three Dial-A-Poem comps and restored them for my blog: taylorjessen.blogspot.com...
	10:52pm ultradamno: Here's a shot of WSB with Ralph Steadman, who is frankly cooler than Hunter. www.pinterest.jp...
	10:53pm ultradamno: Nice Louise Brooks bob
	10:55pm ultradamno: I gather a lot of people submitted to Lou Lou's desires, so that seems right.
	10:56pm drowsy: I meant to call out the good overlay of the soundtracks and the poetry earlier! I believe I heard this sleep chamber on WZBC Boston College's 'no commercial potential' show when I was in high school and was blown away by the whole genre. (Also that a Jesuit college had that going on.)
	10:57pm Jinx: thanks Rich. be well. good night, all.
	10:57pm drowsy: Thanks for the hours of fun, Rich!
	10:58pm Zipperhead7: Nice mixing, Rich -- thanks for another fine show!
	10:59pm Rich in Washington: Thanks everybody!
	10:59pm Mokka Matti: Thank you, Rich
	11:01pm Fuzzy: Thank YOU, Rich!
	11:01pm ironybread: Thanks for another big block of bliss Rich
	11:01pm Scott67: TRASH CULT THANKS Rich! 🍺👍😎🍔💨🍺
	11:02pm Mr Fab: I salute you, Rich!
	11:03pm Mokka Matti: Robot DJ
	11:04pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for listening everybody! MWAAAAH!!!

Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from February 4, 2022

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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
Elton John	Rocket Man (I Think It's Going To Be A Long, Long Time)	Honkey Château	UNI	1972		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Tape Beatles	Listen To The Radio	Subtle Buoyancy Of Pulse	Staalplaat	1998		0:11:06 (Pop-up)
The Android Sisters	Ray-Dee-Oh "Ray-Dee-Oh" by "The Android Sisters"	Songs Of Electronic Despair	Vanguard Records	1984	RIP Johnny Fever Check out Jon Nelson's wonderful tribute show earlier this week!	0:13:09 (Pop-up)
The Sports	Who Listens To The Radio?	V/A - Big Stiff Box Set, Disc 2	Salvo	2007		0:15:43 (Pop-up)

Gary Clail	False Leader Parts 1 & 2	Emotional Hooligan	Perfecto	1991		0:21:20 (Pop-up)
Front 242	Headhunter v. 3.0 "Headhunter v. 3.0" by "Front 242"	Front By Front	Epic	1992		0:29:57 (Pop-up)
Mark Stewart + Maffia	Bastards "Bastards" by "Mark Stewart + Maffia"	As The Veneer Of Democracy Starts To Fade	Mute	1985		0:34:42 (Pop-up)
Steve Hillage	Radio "Radio" by "Steve Hillage"	Motivation Radio	Atlantic	1977		0:37:09 (Pop-up)
Bill Nelson	The Real Adventure "The Real Adventure" by "Bill Nelson"	Vistamix	Portrait	1984		0:42:57 (Pop-up)
Arthur Brown	Spirits Take Flight "Spirits Take Flight" by "Arthur Brown"	Requiem	Republic Records	1982		0:46:56 (Pop-up)
Godley and Creme	Snack Attack "Snack Attack" by "Godley and Creme"	Snack Attack	Mirage	1982		0:50:59 (Pop-up)
Laurie Anderson w/ William Burroughs	Sharkey's Night	Mister Heartbreak	Warner Bros.	1984		0:57:47 (Pop-up)
The The	This Is The Day "This Is The Day" by "The The"	Soul Mining	Some Bizarre/Epic	1983		1:00:20 (Pop-up)
Peter Hammill	Jargon King "Jargon King" by "Peter Hammill"	A Black Box	S-Type Records	1980		1:05:12 (Pop-up)
The Fall	Slang King "Slang King" by "The Fall"	The Wonderful And Frightening World Of...	Beggars Banquet	1984		1:07:30 (Pop-up)
Jim Larrance / CutUpSound	America's Musical Frontier Heritage	CutUpSound	Bandcamp	2013	Link to Jim's blog Bandcamp link	1:12:46 (Pop-up)

Attack Of The Comps! Vol. IX: Dry Lungs: A Compilation of Industrial Music From Around The World
Controlled Bleeding	Scourge Tides	V/A - Dry Lungs: A Compilation of Industrial Music From Around The World	Placebo Records	1985		1:24:13 (Pop-up)
Étant Donnés	Le Coeur Le Corps "Le Coeur Le Corps" by "Étant Donnés"	V/A - Dry Lungs	Placebo Records	1985		1:29:49 (Pop-up)
Neo Zalanda	A Presto "A Presto" by "Neo Zalanda"	V/A - Dry Lungs	Placebo Records	1985		1:33:06 (Pop-up)
Esplendor Geométrico	Untitled "Untitled" by "Esplendor Geométrico"	V/A - Dry Lungs	Placebo Records	1985		1:34:51 (Pop-up)
Toll	Brute Freeze "Brute Freeze" by "Toll"	V/A - Dry Lungs			With Contribution From: Controlled Bleeding	1:37:09 (Pop-up)
Vivenza	Unite Concrete In Bruit "Unite Concrete In Bruit" by "Vivenza"	V/A - Dry Lungs	Placebo Records	1985		1:39:13 (Pop-up)
HNAS / Mieses Gegonge	Ein Winter Ohne Hautprobleme	V/A - Dry Lungs	Placebo Records	1985		1:42:14 (Pop-up)
Jarboe	Walls Are Bleeding "Walls Are Bleeding" by "Jarboe"	V/A - Dry Lungs	Placebo Records	1985		1:46:25 (Pop-up)
Merzbow	Vermin With Carcass "Vermin With Carcass" by "Merzbow"	V/A - Dry Lungs	Placebo Records	1985		1:49:12 (Pop-up)
P16.D4 / Swimming Behavior Of The Human Infant	No! No!	V/A - Dry Lungs	Placebo Records	1985		1:52:40 (Pop-up)
Maybe Mental	Premystery "Premystery" by "Maybe Mental"	V/A - Dry Lungs	Placebo Records	1985		1:55:25 (Pop-up)
Le Syndicat	Full Of Shit "Full Of Shit" by "Le Syndicat"	V/A - Dry Lungs	Placebo Records	1985		1:59:14 (Pop-up)
Sleep Chamber	The Beast 666 "The Beast 666" by "Sleep Chamber"	V/A - Dry Lungs	Placebo Records	1985		2:01:31 (Pop-up)
John Duncan	Hanoi "Hanoi" by "John Duncan"	V/A - Dry Lungs	Placebo Records	1985		2:03:41 (Pop-up)
P231 / Ankh	Untitled "Untitled" by "P231 / Ankh"	V/A - Dry Lungs	Placebo Records	1985		2:07:57 (Pop-up)
Dog As Master	Disastrous Consequences	V/A - Dry Lungs	Placebo Records	1985	aka Hal McGee	2:10:26 (Pop-up)
Problemist	Crisis "Crisis" by "Problemist"	V/A - Dry Lungs	Placebo Records	1985		2:13:09 (Pop-up)

Boris	I Want To Go To The Side Where You Can Touch…	W	Sacred Bones	2022		2:18:34 (Pop-up)
Melvins	Everybody's Talking At Me	Five Legged Dog		2021	Acoustic Melvins with Mr. Bungle's Trevor Dunn on bass Bandcamp	2:23:37 (Pop-up)
Gordon Mumma	Megaton for Wm. Burroughs	Dresden · Venezia · Megaton	Lovely Music, Ltd.	1979		2:26:39 (Pop-up)
William S. Burroughs	Twilight's Last Gleamings	V/A - You're The Guy I Want To Share My Money With	Rough Trade	1981		2:26:58 (Pop-up)
William S. Burroughs	Dead Souls "Dead Souls" by "William S. Burroughs"	Best of William S. Burroughs, Disc Four	Mouth Almighty / Mercury	1998		2:29:52 (Pop-up)
William S. Burroughs	The Unworthy Vessel	V/A - You're The Guy I Want To Share My Money With	Rough Trade	1981		2:35:11 (Pop-up)
William S. Burroughs	Creepy Letter, Cut Up At The Beat Hotel In Paris	Best of William S. Burroughs, Disc Four	Mouth Almighty / Mercury	1998		2:39:20 (Pop-up)
Howard Shore	801 A-B "801 A-B" by "Howard Shore"	Videodrome OST	Varèse Sarabande	1982		2:44:28 (Pop-up)
William S. Burroughs	Mr. Hart Couldn't Hear The Word Death	V/A - You're The Guy I Want To Share My Money With	Rough Trade	1981		2:47:44 (Pop-up)
Sleep Chamber	Fetish "Fetish" by "Sleep Chamber"	Submit To Desire	Inner-X-Musick	1985		2:51:31 (Pop-up)
Howard Shore	A Slow Burn "A Slow Burn" by "Howard Shore"	Videodrome OST	Varèse Sarabande	1982		2:52:30 (Pop-up)
David Wills	Buddy Runyan SDR Loop	3:18AM Jan 11 2022				2:55:28 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:57pm ironybread: As Pope of Minute 4:58pm-4:59pm Pacific Time on 2/4/2022, I hereby bless this program.
	8:00pm Aitch: we beseech ye to herald the Lung
	8:00pm Rich in Washington: Thank you, Padre!
	8:00pm Rich in Washington: Cardinal Aitch!
	8:01pm ironybread: Archbishop Aitch, can you go in the back room and get more incense for the burner please
	8:02pm Aitch: I didn't expect some sort of spanish inquisition
	8:02pm ultradamno: Rich! Diggocrates!
	8:02pm Aitch: Actually had some going already ironybread
	8:02pm Rich in Washington: Hi ultra!
	8:02pm Kat in Chicago: Elton John is playing in town tonight lol
	8:03pm Rich in Washington: Kat! Really?
	8:03pm chresti: cough cough Hi Rich and craters!
	8:03pm Pauly from Clifton: Hi Rich, your holiness, your eminence, and assembled clergy.
	8:03pm Kat in Chicago: Really! At the United Center. Show starts in an hour.
	8:04pm Rich in Washington: Pauly!
	8:04pm Rich in Washington: chresti!
	8:07pm Aitch: Rocket man burning out his fuse up here alone it says on the lyrics thingy, but just sounds like burbles
	8:08pm Kat in Chicago: Yeah I never could make out what he was saying there
	8:08pm ironybread: Hi Rich! Elton, as far as I know, is not dead. This disambiguation may be only for me.
	8:08pm Cp304: I think it’s long johns time
	8:09pm Rich in Washington: now you have time to figure it out
	8:09pm Aitch: something about babylon??
	8:09pm Kat in Chicago: Elton is a few miles from me right now doing a show so I am reasonably certain he lives and breathes
	8:10pm Scott67: G'day Rich & Crater Crew I'm in TRASH CULT again now, so not so attentive to chat. 👍😎🎶📻🌞🌏🌻
	8:10pm Aitch: it's the electric boots
	8:10pm ironybread: Hi Scott67!!!!
	8:11pm Kat in Chicago: Electric boobs?
	8:11pm Cp304: I think he says goin down the streets with bergamot
	8:11pm ultradamno: Could be a hologram, dead people keep doing shows that way.
	8:11pm Aitch: score some heroine
	8:12pm Rich in Washington: Scott67! Cp!
	8:13pm Mr Fab: here to Listen To The Radio
	8:13pm Cp304: Heya rich!
	8:13pm Rich in Washington: Mr. Fab!
	8:14pm Cp304: Like that built this city song said mr fab
	8:14pm Kat in Chicago: Oh good, stuff I can steal for a radio-themed radio show
	8:14pm Aitch: the boogie-woogie bugle-droid?
	8:16pm Aitch: Sport's Don't Throw Stones is a great album
	8:16pm Scott67: G'day ironybread!👍😎🍻
	8:16pm ironybread: Oh gosh. As Firesign's archivist I do with I knew who the Android Sisters were...all Discogs can tell me is that it was a Tom Lopez / Tim Clark production
	8:17pm Aitch: Sports'
	8:17pm Rich in Washington: They were also sort of related to the Ruby, Galactic Gumshoe radio series, but not sure how.
	8:18pm Kat in Chicago: I've been binge-listening How Radio Was Done lately. Out of order
	8:19pm Pauly from Clifton: G'day Scott! Cheers to you and the TRASH CULT mob!🍻
	8:20pm Kat in Chicago: Oh that Johnny Fever show was amazing
	8:21pm Otis: Hey Rich and Diggers of Crates known and unknown. Quick pop in to say hi while I handle the pasta saucin' for supper.
	8:21pm Mr Fab: Here 'tis! wfmu.org...
	8:21pm ironybread: #OrryGone
	8:21pm Rich in Washington: Otis!
	8:22pm MHLee: I heard something about links?
	8:23pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Fab! I also put the link in the Android Sister's entry.
	8:24pm Scott67: Cheers Pauly, shout ya a beer mate! 🍺👍😎💨🍺
	8:24pm Rich in Washington: Hi MHLee!
	8:36pm MHLee: Sampling Bombay calling or no?
	8:42pm Cp304: I had to hop outta shower to say this is a fuckin jam
	8:43pm Rich in Washington: nice! Don't get electrocuted!
	8:45pm Cp304: It’s cool, I’m not jumping on the water bed with my pole climbing spikes yet
	8:47pm Rich in Washington: good idea! Also, unplug the heating element when draining your waterbed.
	8:53pm ironybread: Let's look back nostalgically on "Snack Attack", a Pac-Man clone for the Apple II+ www.youtube.com...
	8:56pm ultradamno: It's like the Flipper logo pac man game
	8:57pm abbazabba: Hi Rich and All!! I got a snack attack
	8:57pm abbazabba: Give me some yo yo’s
	8:58pm Rich in Washington: Hi abbazabba! What'd ya get?
	8:59pm MHLee: Unmistakable voice here
	9:00pm abbazabba: Hell yeah
	9:09pm Will the Sound Guy: Hi Rich and all!!!
	9:09pm Rich in Washington: Hi Will the Sound Guy!
	9:10pm Mokka Matti: Good Evening Rich, Crate Diggers, Dig Duggers, and to whomever else gets a lil' tickle in their throat when this program is on.
	9:11pm Rich in Washington: Hi Mokka Matti!
	9:13pm Cp304: Hey will and Mokka!
	9:13pm Uncle Michael: Someone is messing with Ken Nordine?
	9:13pm ironybread: #ding
	9:14pm Rich in Washington: Hi Uncle Michael! You bet! More on that later.
	9:16pm Mokka Matti: @Rich, that GIF of yours is exactly how I have been feeling for the past few years - being on the receiving end, that is.
	9:17pm Rich in Washington: I'm sorry, Mokka! Don't let 'em grind you down!
	9:17pm MHLee: Just purchased that
	9:17pm ironybread: Just going to sit down with a huge river, be right back
	9:18pm drowsy: this is awesome and must have been painstaking to create. Thanks Rich
	9:19pm Rich in Washington: Hi drowsy! Jim's been making audio collage since the razor and tape era. He's pretty amazing.
	9:19pm Cp304: I can literally throw a rock into the Ohio from the back yard.. it’s high too right now
	9:20pm ironybread: Jim Jim Jim cutupsound.bandcamp.com...
	9:20pm Cp304: Good stuff rich
	9:24pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Cp!
	9:25pm Rich in Washington: This first track's a bit harsh but bare with me/it/us etc.
	9:26pm Uncle Michael: Sorry I missed Bill Nelson and so much other cool stuff. I once saw Bebop Deluxe at an airport gate in Kansas City. I only knew it was them because they were dressed up just like Bebop Deluxe. I mean hell, I was 15...what would I know? m.media-amazon.com...
	9:27pm Rich in Washington: Nice! Love Be Bop and Bill Nelson.
	9:28pm Rich in Washington: Modern Music's a great LP. I should put it on if I have time after this.
	9:28pm Uncle Michael: Maybe I was 16. I'd probably seen that album cover in Rolling Stone or in a record store.
	9:28pm Rich in Washington: I also love Axe Victim but I think Red Noise is my all time fave Nelson related record.
	9:29pm Uncle Michael: Agree!
	9:29pm Rich in Washington: my life's mission is to buy all the records I saw as a youth but didn't realize how cool they were until much later in life.
	9:31pm Bill: My introduction to BBD was Futurama, 1975. Saw them c.'77. Best? Eh, probably Futurama. Red Noise is good, but it seemed a little too ... designed.
	9:32pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow, Bill! That's cool!
	9:33pm ultradamno: Great Controlled Bleeding track. Need more of that stuff, seems like you never know what you're going to get with them, which is nice.
	9:35pm Rich in Washington: This comp's pretty interesting. Was sort of holding off on featuring it, thinking I could find the other's in the series and rather just do a survey of the series, but I decided to play it anyway. Maybe later.
	9:35pm drowsy: this track is v good!
	9:36pm ultradamno: The Dead Tech Japanese noise comps would be worth featuring too.
	9:37pm Rich in Washington: Not familiar with those. Good, eh?
	9:38pm ironybread: The 1946 Calcutta Killings (in reference to that Neo Zalanda LP art) en.wikipedia.org...
	9:39pm ultradamno: Yeah, no wave stuff. There are two volumes, both are really good. Most names you'll recognize, I think www.discogs.com... www.discogs.com...
	9:40pm Rich in Washington: Nice! I'm mainly sticking to older comps (although those fit the bill) which haven't been reissued recently. I will check those out for sure.
	9:43pm Rich in Washington: Those do look cool! No Wave from Japan. Thanks, ultradamno!
	9:44pm Rich in Washington: I can remove that back cover, Calcutta image if anyone is uncomfortable with it. It's fairly gruesome. I remember seeing it in a history book in school and finding it particularly repellent.
	9:46pm ironybread: At least it motivated me to look up Direct Action Day 1946, which is probably a good thing
	9:49pm Pauly from Clifton: @ironybread, I did not know about Direct Action Day. Thanks.
	9:50pm Zipperhead7: Hi folks -- just tuned in to hear what sounds like a knife sharpening factory. Yup! This is the place!
	9:51pm Rich in Washington: Hi Zipperhead7! There's just a couple of quick sharpening jobs ahead of you. Take a number!
	9:52pm Mr Fab: So that’s why India and Pakistan split off. Ah, religion - Making the World a Beautiful Place for 2000 Years.
	9:53pm Fuzzy: Learned about CutupSound tonight -- cool, thanks! Learned about Direct Action Day 1946..:-( Peekaboo Kitten is a vast improvement!
	9:54pm ironybread: It turns out that the real reason for all human strife is adorable kittens. And you know what? That's fine. Because kittens are adorable.
	9:54pm Rich in Washington: What was that line during the opening of Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids? Be careful or you may learn something before it's done. Hey hey hey!
	9:54pm ultradamno: I think the kitten may be more disturbing. You can just see the murderous thoughts in the eyes.
	9:55pm Fuzzy: Der Furrer!
	9:56pm Rich in Washington: It was hard to find a cat that looked like Ron Mael but I did it for you.
	9:56pm Fuzzy: Hitler Cat is watching you masturbate.
	9:57pm Zipperhead7: I remember a picture captioned "Cute Little Kitten Thinks About nothing But Murder All Day." My daughter just got a cat from her local Humane Society -- a four-year-old black tom with an ear chewed off. His name is "Funkmaster General." She couldn't resist
	9:57pm ultradamno: I think that's how We Need To Talk About Cosby starts too. When he asks people "Who is Bill Cosby?" I keep hoping someone will say Mother...I mean, Welch was Jugs and Keitel was Speed, right?
	9:59pm ultradamno: Kind of a cat on a cat twitter.com...
	10:01pm Mokka Matti: Whoa. Just tuned back in and thought my auxiliary boombox speakers hooked up to my laptop were going to blow.
	10:04pm Pauly from Clifton: @ultradamno, yup...I remember when "Mother, Jugs, and Speed" was a staple of Saturday late afternoon rerun TV after the "Kung-Fu" movies were over.
	10:05pm Rich in Washington: they are going to blow, Mokka, but that's not my doing.
	10:06pm Jinx: Zipperhead7, who could pass up a cat named Funkmaster General? congrats to your daughter. and to Funkmaster General for going to a good home.
	10:07pm Rich in Washington: Hi Jinx!
	10:10pm Jinx: i, too, have a black cat. my wife volunteered at a shelter and learned black cats aren't adopted as frequently as others. so we got the next one that came in. Hi Rich! enjoying the show.
	10:11pm Zipperhead7: Thanks, Jinx. I'll bet the Funkmaster had her other cat in a half nelson within three seconds of introduction
	10:11pm Rich in Washington: Glad you're digging it! One of our cats is lying about two feet from me.
	10:12pm ultradamno: In French Ambulances Tou Risques cdn.shopify.com...
	10:12pm Rich in Washington: He used to be mesmerized by spinning records and now he could care less. He's also too fat to hop up onto my counter where the turntables are now.
	10:12pm ironybread: What's he lying about
	10:13pm Rich in Washington: his place on the foodchain, mostly.
	10:13pm ironybread: At least he isn't lying about his golf handicap
	10:13pm Cp304: Maybe put A mini balboa statue atop some steps leading to the turntables rich
	10:15pm Zipperhead7: Tie a long string onto a ceiling fan blade and turn the fan on low. The cat cannot ignore it -- will chase it until exhausted and watch it until it recovers its strength and chases it again
	10:15pm MHLee: @Rich, are you into postindustrial at all?
	10:19pm Rich in Washington: Not quite sure what that is, MHLee. I am sort of genre blind.
	10:19pm Cp304: Already like this one
	10:19pm ultradamno: Laptop noise acts, I guess.
	10:20pm MHLee: leftfolk.bandcamp.com I've been listening to this comp a lot...
	10:20pm Rich in Washington: Oh sure! I guess I prefer electronic stuff over MIDI stuff, if I follow you. LIke people tweaking oscillators, signal generators, etc, vs using samples, etc.
	10:21pm Rich in Washington: Thanks! I'll check it out.
	10:22pm MHLee: Post-industrial is basically a nongenre... I tend to see late acts that are industrial in influence but take sounds from elsewhere
	10:22pm Rich in Washington: Here's the link to this Boris album. For some reason, it won't let me put it in track comments. It fucks up the entry. Not sure why. boris.bandcamp.com...
	10:23pm drowsy: forgot to say yay back when the sleep chamber was on. saying yay on time with boris!
	10:23pm Mr Fab: Post-industrial sounds like after society has collapsed. Back to drumming and chanting.
	10:25pm MHLee: Thar's a fair assessment of a huge bit of it... In the style Nokken + the Grimm is my go to band... I play them on my show a lot
	10:26pm Rich in Washington: Feel free to post the link to your show again, MHLee!
	10:26pm drowsy: First thing I did when this Melvins album came out was rush over to hear Night Goat. Did not disappoint.
	10:27pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, that one is pretty cool. A fave track by them and it did not disappoint.
	10:28pm MHLee: theotherworldradio.blogspot.com I'm going to upload a few shows this weekend
	10:28pm ultradamno: All the know how has gone out of industrial. All the make-do
	10:29pm Jinx: Burroughs' voice is sometimes reminiscent of Simon Bar Sinister. or vice versa.
	10:31pm ultradamno: Beefheart falls into that too, when he's in less Wolf, more evil wizard mode, like Making Love To A Vampire or Brickbats
	10:32pm MHLee: Burroughs voice is uniquely menacing in the way
	10:32pm Mr Fab: John Giorno put out all those great comps, put his own readings on them, and then I never heard anyone play his stuff. honestly, i don't remember his tracks either, so maybe he's not that hot? But thanks for the comps, John.
	10:33pm MHLee: Tom Waits does some good readings too... worked with him though
	10:37pm drowsy: I got to lay eyes on Burroughs once. It was at a gallery show in Chicago full of stuff he shot. Grant Hart was with him. Grant wearing eyeliner, a lovely scarf, and a huge smile. Both men were happy as can be, and it was a tonic to see. I didn't speak to them, I was with a guy who belonged there and could hail the two by name. I didn't dare to disturb the vibe, I just took it in.
	10:38pm ultradamno: Is Ling Dynasty H a particularly good vintage?
	10:38pm Rich in Washington: That's awesome!
	10:39pm ultradamno: I'd think there'd be a loss of potency, at the least.
	10:40pm Jinx: Burroughs' (and Gus Van Sant's) Elvis of Letters ep is something i used to listen to a lot.
	10:40pm Rich in Washington: I used to have that one!
	10:41pm MHLee: What's the one with the Egyptian book of the dead on it
	10:42pm Rich in Washington: love the nascent scratching in this track.
	10:42pm Zipperhead7: I saw Burroughs give a reading at U of Kansas. A high school English class attended, and it was hilarious to see them start taking notes and then graduallly stop and just stare at him as he delivered a torrent of perversity
	10:43pm drowsy: nice! the teacher must have known that was a risk - props to that teacher.
	10:44pm ultradamno: There's one of Western Lands readings, maybe that?
	10:45pm MHLee: @ULTRADaMNO That's the one
	10:46pm ultradamno: I just came upon this as this started playing, synchronicity twitter.com...
	10:47pm ironybread: Was there ever an intersection in this world between Bill Burroughs and Hunter S. Thompson
	10:48pm ultradamno: I think I've seen a picture of them shooting guns together
	10:48pm Rich in Washington: Yikes. I haven't listened to this in years.
	10:50pm ultradamno: Looking for it, all I've found is clearly photoshopped pictures of separate shots of them with guns...
	10:50pm ironybread: Fab - I bought the first three Dial-A-Poem comps and restored them for my blog: taylorjessen.blogspot.com...
	10:52pm ultradamno: Here's a shot of WSB with Ralph Steadman, who is frankly cooler than Hunter. www.pinterest.jp...
	10:53pm ultradamno: Nice Louise Brooks bob
	10:55pm ultradamno: I gather a lot of people submitted to Lou Lou's desires, so that seems right.
	10:56pm drowsy: I meant to call out the good overlay of the soundtracks and the poetry earlier! I believe I heard this sleep chamber on WZBC Boston College's 'no commercial potential' show when I was in high school and was blown away by the whole genre. (Also that a Jesuit college had that going on.)
	10:57pm Jinx: thanks Rich. be well. good night, all.
	10:57pm drowsy: Thanks for the hours of fun, Rich!
	10:58pm Zipperhead7: Nice mixing, Rich -- thanks for another fine show!
	10:59pm Rich in Washington: Thanks everybody!
	10:59pm Mokka Matti: Thank you, Rich
	11:01pm Fuzzy: Thank YOU, Rich!
	11:01pm ironybread: Thanks for another big block of bliss Rich
	11:01pm Scott67: TRASH CULT THANKS Rich! 🍺👍😎🍔💨🍺
	11:02pm Mr Fab: I salute you, Rich!
	11:03pm Mokka Matti: Robot DJ
	11:04pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for listening everybody! MWAAAAH!!!

Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from February 4, 2022

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