WFMU: Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from March 25, 2022

Listener comments!
	8:01pm Otis: Hello Cratediggers!
	8:01pm Scott67: Ggez! I sure hope nothing terrible happens!!
	8:02pm ultradamno: Rich! Diggocrates!
	8:03pm Rich in Washington: Hi everyone!
	8:03pm Mr Fab: My identical cousin Minister Fab told me that he approves of this fine young man, and the wholesome musical entertainment that he brings to all the saved kids out there every week.
	8:03pm ironybread: hello all you dear weirdos
	8:03pm Pauly from Clifton: Hey, Rich, diggers!
	8:03pm Kat in Chicago: Hi Rich and diggerati
	8:04pm Otis: Oh wonderful, after that last hour I just don't know. They are a bit dirty I feel.
	8:04pm Aitch: break out the Ventolin
	8:04pm Scott67: Ohh shit! I knew it!
	8:04pm Otis: Nice Ramm Gothic Futurism Imaging.
	8:05pm Rich in Washington: Holy crap! Barely made it in time! Whoo!
	8:05pm Residuum: Hi there from Munich, Germany
	8:05pm Scott67: Something terrible HAS happened! TRASH CULT is closed for the weekend! 🍻😦👎
	8:06pm Rich in Washington: Hi everybody! Talk about a crash landing!
	8:06pm Rich in Washington: I saw that, Scott! My sincere condolences!
	8:06pm ultradamno: Now is the time for the now sounds of today at this very moment!
	8:07pm Aitch: Wipers makes me think of Eddie Murphy in Coming to America
	8:07pm Kat in Chicago: What happened to TRASH CULT? Hi Residuum from Munich!
	8:08pm Scott67: Thanks Rich, I saw you see it mate! TRASH will rise again, fucken filthier than before!! 👍😎🍻💀
	8:09pm Scott67: Kat, Mick is sick! ✌😎🍻
	8:09pm Kat in Chicago: oh noes!
	8:10pm Pauly from Clifton: Scott, that's awful to hear! Please send him well wishes from the States.
	8:12pm ironybread: Rich, I hope your unexpected field trip this afternoon wasn't too onerous
	8:12pm Scott67: He must be fucken crook! I've seen him in there open while he's proppedup with a stick! 👍😖
	8:13pm Rich in Washington: Sorry I'm not very chatty or greety! I stupidly set up a bunch of vinyl records for my starters and then came in with like 5 minutes to spare!
	8:13pm Gary: Howdy ... nice playlist image
	8:13pm ironybread: No worries Rich, yer KILLIN IT! ! ! ! ! #NeutronBomb
	8:14pm Gary: I always wondered what this song sounded like haha
	8:14pm Aitch: Great track, hadn't heard
	8:16pm sufferwords: Weirdos!!!!!!!
	8:16pm Rich in Washington: Gary! Aitch! Scott67! ironybread! Minister Fab! Kat! Rich in....
	8:16pm Scott67: Cheers Pauly!👍😎🍻 He may also be heading my words mate. He & his Wife have 2 very young kids, they both work 6 & 7 days a week. I said to him, Mate this family time is precious & fleeting. You can always make more fucken money. You can never make time! ✌😎🍻🌻
	8:16pm Cp304: Hey Rich and people
	8:16pm Kat in Chicago: Words of wisdom, Scott67
	8:17pm Mr Fab: Scott67: excellent advice! Although I imagine you would be a pretty fun babysitter.
	8:18pm Scott67: I am Mr.F. But when TRASH CULT is open, I'm at the Bar in TRASH CULT. 👍😎🍻
	8:21pm Kat in Chicago: Oh man I love this already
	8:21pm Gary: This is choice
	8:22pm ironybread: #TheBiteOfTheTowns
	8:23pm ironybread: #Ding
	8:23pm ultradamno: You'd think there'd be a spate of supersonic and vacuum bomb songs now...
	8:24pm Rich in Washington: Soorryy....
	8:25pm ironybread: #VeryFewTrees
	8:26pm Gary: Is this what they mean when they say Tone Poem? #Ding
	8:26pm ironybread: #DingDing
	8:30pm ultradamno: RIP Michael Belfer!
	8:31pm Cp304: That ding rings a bell.. in second grade, there was a machine, you put on headphones and run what looked like an old school time punch card through it, it would play audio / story for a few secs, then ding, letting you know to put next card in
	8:33pm Rich in Washington: Totally, Cp!
	8:34pm Aitch: Loving the old Ralph stuff
	8:35pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, it occurred to me that I mainly only have Tuxedomoon's Ralph output and the other stuff I have doesn't feature Belfer on guitar.
	8:35pm ironybread: Yow, Cp - I have no memories of that. I was in grammar school from 1979-1984 and definitely have memories of filmstips, and remember every time someone else was in charge of the filmstrip & didn't advance the frame when there was a "ding"
	8:37pm ultradamno: That Pinheads On The Move comp is worth looking into...
	8:37pm Rich in Washington: I can even remember the record they played when we laid down on our little blankets to take a nap during kindergarten.
	8:37pm Cp304: You are 1 yr up on me then irony
	8:38pm Residuum: @CP304 Techmoan had this machine on his YT channel: https://youtu.be/kdfTuE9XHas
	8:38pm Aitch: The time the locked Penn Gilette in a motel with all the Ralph records and made him review them before they'd let him out.
	8:38pm ultradamno: ...and there are some Sleepers stuff out there too. www.superiorviaduct.com...
	8:39pm Rich in Washington: Hi Residuum! I love Techmoan's videos!
	8:39pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, Belfer's passing made me realize I had exactly ZERO sleepers records. Comp appearances, even.
	8:42pm Rich in Washington: You probably saw this one coming...
	8:42pm ultradamno: Of course, if you lock Penn in a room he'll just do some hocus pocus and be out lickety split.
	8:43pm Kat in Chicago: I heard this today on the mothership and thought nothing of it because I hear No Tears all the time on the mothership. Ken reaches for it a lot
	8:43pm Scott67: I cwied!
	8:43pm Rich in Washington: It's a great track. I really love it.
	8:44pm Mr Fab: Tuxedomoon's classic. Never get tired of it.
	8:44pm Kat in Chicago: I don't mind at all hearing it repeatedly
	8:44pm Gary: First time hearing all this Tuxedomoon stuff. I was a huge Residents fan in the 80s but for some unknown reason never tracked down the other Ralph stuff. Happy to finally hear it!
	8:44pm Rich in Washington: Last night on my other show I played Tuxedomoon's cover of Nite & Day at the wrong speed and it sounded fantastic.
	8:45pm ultradamno: That whole ep is great, I chose Lightbulb Overkill for my twitter post to be contrary (and I love it)...I think that's Belfer's ebow blooping on it.
	8:45pm Kat in Chicago: I think it's time for me to be a twitter regular again
	8:46pm Rich in Washington: Ralph for me was the gateway to weird music. I saw and ad in the back of a Rolling Stone magazine and sent away for their catalog and it just blew me away. No way to preview this stuff either. I just bought a lot of their closeout stuff for like a buck apiece. Such bizarre music.
	8:46pm Kat in Chicago: Just need to prune my follow list (you stay, ultradamno)
	8:46pm coelacanth∅: greetings Rich & Lungers
	8:46pm Aitch: my larvae is starting to swing
	8:48pm coelacanth∅: shit. - rest in peace.
	8:48pm ironybread: Kat, I'm @sidfudd on Twitter - follow me and I guarantee you'll regret it in less than a day (but what a day)
	8:48pm ultradamno: Good to hear Kat... Yeah, same here Rich. I perversely loved the sidelong looks from my fellow punks. Tell me something is "weird for the sake of weird" and I know I'm on the right track!
	8:49pm Zipperhead7: Howdy folks. Yep, Ralph was a garden of delights!
	8:49pm ironybread: Anyone still have their Tec Tones catalogues from the 1990s? Damned straight I've got mine
	8:49pm Kat in Chicago: done, ironybread. you are the sort of fellow I want to follow
	8:50pm ironybread: Hi Zip & Coel & Kat & ultra & Aitch & Scott67 & y'all
	8:50pm ultradamno: #metoo (as pertains to ironyfollowing)
	8:51pm Cp304: @ residuum, that is similar, but the one I recall was a black box that closed like an old record player with the detached speakers that looked like a suitcase when closed
	8:51pm coelacanth∅: hi ironybread
	8:51pm Kat in Chicago: @baba_o_rly for anyone inclined. also @static_thematic for my radio show playlists
	8:55pm Scott67: We play it in our 1st TRASH CULT Show! 👍😎🍻
	8:58pm Kat in Chicago: thought of Bill Orcutt as more of an analog guy but this is hilarious
	8:58pm Gary: Sounded almost like a bounce cut
	8:59pm Kat in Chicago: Yeah it did
	9:00pm Zipperhead7: Shades of Henrique Iwao, only it was Joey rather than Dee Dee doing the countdowns
	9:03pm Mr Fab: yeah, since when did Joey count off the songs?
	9:03pm Uncle Michael: Hey Rich.
	9:03pm Zipperhead7: When I saw the Ramones in Tulsa in '78, it was so loud I thought I was standing in a wind tunnel. You could smell the heat boiling off the vacuum tubes in their amps
	9:03pm coelacanth∅: never heard these ramones tracks. they're okay. not crap at all like end of the century. but i just listened to their first album <an hour ago. by far the best thing they did.
	9:04pm Rich in Washington: Uncle Michael! Howdy!
	9:05pm ultradamno: End Of The Century wasn't that bad, considering they were dealing with Phil Spector waving guns around the whole time. Too Tough To Die was received as a classic return to form at the time, and kind of deserved it.
	9:05pm Rich in Washington: I think it was a song on the debut album, Fab, but I can't recall which
	9:06pm Mr Fab: oh right! The counting in the middle of "Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue."
	9:09pm Derek Westerholm: I was just listening to Ramones on the car drive home a few hours ago... Nice!
	9:09pm ultradamno: Marky looks so sad looking out of that window..."Jonnny will never let me be a real Ramone, I'll always be put in the corner"
	9:09pm coelacanth∅: ultra, what i'd like to know is - which artists said Fuck you phil you're a dick and fired his ass?
	9:10pm Zipperhead7: I always thought Subterranean Jungle was underrated. Great cover of the Chamber Bros chestnut. Maybe because I cold play it, sort of.
	9:11pm coelacanth∅: Tommy was their best drummer...but he didn't look like a ramone.
	9:11pm Derek Westerholm: I actually really very much enjoy Pleasant Dreams, but it seems like I'm the only one who has that opinion.
	9:11pm ultradamno: It had to have happened...you can't be that berserk and have everyone make excuses for you
	9:12pm Rich in Washington: Hi Derek! I need to listen to it again. I didn't appreciate Graham Gouldman as a kid.
	9:12pm ultradamno: 5 Artists Reportedly Held at Gunpoint by Phil Spector www.mentalfloss.com...
	9:12pm coelacanth∅: yes, there must be. i know i wouldn't put up with it.
	9:13pm Zipperhead7: Was it Leonard Cohen, temporarily shaking off his ahimsa?
	9:13pm ironybread: My favorite Ramone was James Ensor Ramone (1980-1981). Not surprisingly he was too big a loner, he couldn't last
	9:14pm Derek Westerholm: Hi Rich! Yeah, I had no clue who Graham Gouldman was until recently, so I never held any production animosity towards that album, haha
	9:14pm Kat in Chicago: lol irony
	9:16pm ironybread: Need to listen to all of Wax UK's "American English" #GrahamGouldman
	9:16pm Derek Westerholm: "1-2-3-4", love it!
	9:16pm Mr Fab: no "Brain Drain" or "Adios Amigos"?
	9:17pm Kat in Chicago: I'm so glad Ronnie made it outa there (re 5 Artists Held at Gunpoint...)
	9:17pm ironybread: And you all need a copy of Graham's "Animalympics" soundtrack: taylorjessen.blogspot.com...
	9:17pm Derek Westerholm: Fab, Adios Amigos was the one I was listening to on the way home. First time in years and years.
	9:17pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, me neither Derek! And this Craig Leon guy? Not a clue as a kid. Pffft!
	9:18pm Derek Westerholm: Predictably, I first became aware of Craig Leon through his production work w/ The Fall.
	9:19pm Derek Westerholm: Nice play earlier, of Industrial Estate, btw.
	9:20pm ultradamno: I wonder if there's another single Ramones song with the word "lovers" in it
	9:20pm Mr Fab: and I was just listening to the Ramones debut yesterday, haha. Also first time in ages. (as well as first time digitally, instead of the old vinyl copy I played a million times way back when). What is in the air? The world collectively realized that we just really need some Ramones right now?
	9:21pm coelacanth∅: so, of all those accounts i never heard of the Debbie Harry one...and if it's to be believed -and i do, Dee Dee was the only one with any balls.
	9:23pm Mr Fab: Dee Dee said in his autobio "To this day, I have no idea who played bass on "End of the Century."
	9:24pm Derek Westerholm: Haha
	9:24pm ultradamno: I actually think the first Leon I heard may have been Wimp by The Zeros off The Best Of Bomp compilation, Weirdos Life Of Crime and DMZ was on that too.
	9:25pm coelacanth∅: Mr.Fab i just listened to the vinyl copy before turning the show on. i've now "digitized" the 4 first ramones albums, because every digital version i've heard sounds like shit compared to the vinyl.
	9:26pm ultradamno: The Best Of Bomp....there's a good one for attack of the comps, by the way.
	9:28pm Kat in Chicago: I've never actually owned any Ramones album so I enjoyed hearing those tracks
	9:28pm Aitch: There were about 3 people at school who also got the Ramones. I'm still friends with them
	9:28pm Kat in Chicago: Always liked 'em, I think i usually had roommates with Ramones records
	9:29pm ultradamno: I always loved they got in trouble with Carbona because they didn't know it was a brand, they thought it was a generic chemical name.
	9:30pm Aitch: Rocket to Russia indeed. The corner of mine has been chewed off by rats, now that's punk
	9:30pm ultradamno: ...it's weird that song gets included in the reissues since I believe Carbona still exists, maybe they've gone soft on huffing.
	9:30pm coelacanth∅: rocket to russia was my fave for a long time...but i can't give you anything was always one of my favorites
	9:30pm Kat in Chicago: I bought some Carbona brand silver cleaning wipes recently and had "Carbona Not Glue" in my head for days
	9:30pm Derek Westerholm: It's hilarious to me, too! Nice job, Rich!
	9:30pm ultradamno: It's Alive partisan to the grave!
	9:31pm Zipperhead7: A friend burst into my dorm room with their first album and said "These guys are incredible! They're like the Stooges but they don't do anything wrong!"
	9:31pm Derek Westerholm: Haha Zipperhead!
	9:32pm ultradamno: That makes it sound like they were the young christian Stooges
	9:32pm coelacanth∅: i completely stopped paying attention to ramones when end of the century came out. and i still think it sucks. but i have heard good ramones since then. (before this set)
	9:33pm Kat in Chicago: en.wikipedia.org...
	9:33pm ultradamno: I always kind of though Warthog was kind of a miracle on that record. Not that it's great, but it pulled off getting hip with thrash without being an embarrassing faceplant
	9:34pm Kat in Chicago: Yay I heart Half Japanese
	9:35pm ironybread: Aitch: rats are punk AF
	9:35pm Otis: Filled with the spirit and power of pizza, amen and hello diggers.
	9:35pm ultradamno: Yeah, they kind of owned the eighties and it's like no one remembers
	9:35pm Mr Fab: Spacebrother recently played "Warthog" on his show and he never plays stuff like that. See, I'm telling you, the universe is saying: We need the Ramones right now.
	9:35pm Kat in Chicago: Yeah jeez Aitch where were you living
	9:36pm Kat in Chicago: I am partially powered by pizza tonight Otis, had last night's leftovers for lunch
	9:37pm Kat in Chicago: Don't think I have had any pizza in Montreal
	9:37pm coelacanth∅: in high school i didn't like the ramones on the radio; but a girl i really dug was super into 'em (the only person i knew) and when she invited me to her house she played ramones (and also was very proud of her record collection. she probably listens to wfmu now...being a music geek an' all) ...and so i was turned on to ramones.
	9:37pm Aitch: Sydney's most notorious slum at the time K in Chicago. Not far from there now, but it's all been gentrified
	9:37pm ultradamno: That string of Half Gentlemen through The Band That Would Be King was a run to rival any band.
	9:37pm Derek Westerholm: I don't see Debbie Harry in the credits of Too Tough To Die, but Jerry Harrison played synthesizers on "Chasing The Night", which I did not know... Debbie Harry, Kate Pierson & Cindy Wilson sang on "Chop Suey" around 1981.
	9:37pm Zipperhead7: My cats used to drag themselves along the floor by clawing on the spines of records. Once in awhile they'd partlly pull one out and we'd listen to it, of course
	9:37pm Rich in Washington: pizza pizza pizza someone give me some pizza! Aw crap! Coco's got my car! I can't go get pizza after my show!
	9:37pm DJ Babs: Super enjoying the show Rich! Loved all the Ramones!
	9:38pm DJ Babs: Ahh the kitty record selectors are often very talented!
	9:38pm Kat in Chicago: Tell Coco to bring some home!
	9:38pm ultradamno: I remember them sniveling about how they getting to trade on sex appeal like her at the time.
	9:39pm Zipperhead7: Chadbourne!
	9:40pm Rich in Washington: Babs! Howdy!
	9:42pm ironybread: Rich, if I order you pizza from a place in Brush Grove do you think they'll deliver
	9:42pm ironybread: *Walnut Grove
	9:42pm Rich in Washington: God. We're so far out NO ONE delivers out here.
	9:43pm Rich in Washington: I DO have some Hungarian mushroom soup waiting for me, though. Yum!
	9:44pm Kat in Chicago: Oooh that sounds delicious. I'm still looking for a really good recipe for that, not satisfied with the one i have
	9:44pm Rich in Washington: clicky stars working for you all? They're not for me for some reason!
	9:44pm ironybread: Right, so it looks like I'll have to order you something from Flying Pie in Boise, Idaho. Please note that this will take 5+ months to deliver
	9:44pm Kat in Chicago: I clickystarred CutUpSound earlier w no probs
	9:45pm ironybread: Clicky stars working for me.
	9:45pm abbazabba: What’s up Rich and diggers! Go Peacocks from Jersey City!!
	9:45pm Pauly from Clifton: Rich, clicky stars working here.
	9:45pm Rich in Washington: Hi abbazabba!
	9:46pm Derek Westerholm: Hmm, I'm experiencing clicky star trouble over here.
	9:47pm Pauly from Clifton: Kat, whatever mushroom soup recipe you're using, have you tried adding rehydtaed porcini mushrooms? Adds wonderful earthiness and depth, especially if rehydrated with sherry or cognac.
	9:47pm Pauly from Clifton: rehydrated
	9:48pm Rich in Washington: yeah, cllcking does nothing for me for some reason. No big deal, but I like starring things I like.
	9:48pm Kat in Chicago: Good tip Pauly, I usually buy local-ish fresh cremini but i should mix it up
	9:48pm abbazabba: Damn Paula. That sounds like good soup
	9:49pm abbazabba: *Pauly
	9:49pm ultradamno: I remember Missing Foundation being a band that got talked up in almost mythical terms at the time without much of any documentation.
	9:49pm Mr Fab: I just successfully clicky-starred these click-bait songs
	9:50pm Kat in Chicago: #Clickystarbait
	9:50pm abbazabba: I need to learn how to cook better
	9:50pm ultradamno: No Safety are great, early Zeena
	9:50pm Rich in Washington: probably not worth alerting Kenzo about. Weird, though.
	9:51pm Kat in Chicago: Sometimes they don't work at first and then the stars show up later
	9:52pm Kat in Chicago: I need to get some sherry in the house too
	9:52pm abbazabba: Sick guitar playing on this one!
	9:54pm ironybread: Loved the two No Safety tracks included on "Live at the Knitting Factory Vol. 3"
	9:54pm DJ Babs: omg Sherry soaked Porcini mushrooms sounds amazing!
	9:54pm Derek Westerholm: Oh wait, it brings up a window popup showing me a count of how many people have favorited it and then has three links, one of them is "Favorite This Song" and then it works through the link. I'm using Windows 11 on a desktop, so that's the deal over here. The other links are to see who favorited or to review your own list of favorites.
	9:55pm Pauly from Clifton: abbazabba, Paula is fine! My middle initial is "A" so I've been a "Paula"at times.
	9:55pm Kat in Chicago: Yeah if you go in there and it says "Unfavorite this song" it means your clicky star took effect
	9:55pm coelacanth∅: clickystars working fine here
	9:56pm Kat in Chicago: I like your flexibility Pauly/a
	9:57pm ultradamno: "The symbol is the logo of Missing Foundation, an anarchist rock band that was active in last week's protests in Tompkins Square Park." www.furious.com...
	9:57pm Derek Westerholm: The star fills in for me once I click the link to favorite it... but not automatically as it used to (for me).
	9:57pm Rich in Washington: hi Pauly! Sorry if I missed you earlier! Lots going on behind the curtain!
	9:59pm Pauly from Clifton: DJ Babs, the nuttiness, depending on the type of sherry, and earthiness of the porcini are sublime.
	9:59pm Kat in Chicago: "Vegetable Rights" is pretty funny, reminds me of a parody of "Meat is Murder" a friend of mine did ages ago. "Who hears when an artichoke cries?"
	9:59pm Pauly from Clifton: Thanks, Kat!
	10:00pm ironybread: Every rock-n-roll trio in operation from 1984 to 1997 was actually Killdozer in disguise. Discuss
	10:01pm Kat in Chicago: idk about that but I love Killdozer more than most of them
	10:01pm Derek Westerholm: The Legendary Pink Dots - And Even the Vegetables Screamed
	10:01pm ultradamno: Yeah, though Phantom Tollbooth were underrated...
	10:02pm Pauly from Clifton: Rich, live and behind the curtain is a white-knuckled ride!
	10:02pm Mr Fab: Dr Demento used to play a heartfelt protest song along those lines: "Carrot Juice Is Murder," by the Arrogant Worms.
	10:03pm ultradamno: I saw Killdozer blow Scratch Acid off the stage once...well, that might be laying it on thick, but they were better.
	10:03pm Rich in Washington: Killdozer was amazing!
	10:06pm Rich in Washington: this track has always cracked me up
	10:06pm Rich in Washington: RIP the wonderful Ralph Carney.
	10:06pm Kat in Chicago: Tell us how you really feel, Tuli
	10:08pm Rich in Washington: Loved the Tuli bits in the wonderful film W.R.: Mysteries of the Organism.
	10:08pm Kat in Chicago: Rich, do you know if that lives on the interwebs? I've never seen it.
	10:10pm ironybread: Kat - it's on Criterion Channel as we speak
	10:11pm Kat in Chicago: Is that a thing I have to subscribe to?
	10:11pm ironybread: It's also on Blu-ray www.criterion.com...
	10:13pm ultradamno: There is a 14 day free trial offer www.criterionchannel.com
	10:13pm Rich in Washington: Dammit! I just put my Criterion subscription on pause because I almost NEVER watch anything on it! I have WAY too many streaming services.
	10:13pm Kat in Chicago: Ah. It may have been Jonathan Rosenbaum that got me curious about it, he used to be movie critic for Chicago Reader
	10:14pm Rich in Washington: I think I have it on dodgily burnt DVD somewhere anyway. God. I'm so lazy I'd rather search for a movie on a service or online that dig through my thousands of burnt DVDs.
	10:16pm Kat in Chicago: I might go for the trial actually, looks relevant to my interests
	10:16pm abbazabba: Cheers, Pauly!
	10:16pm ultradamno: That's why I've kind of held on Netflix. I can't watch what I watch on that and cable and then add Criterion, Hulu, Disney + and whatever the fuck else and actually get anything out of it.
	10:18pm Kat in Chicago: I don't have anything but an inexpensive sub to Metrograph right now. I had Netflix a few months during lockdown but I've ditched it
	10:18pm Zipperhead7: Yep. The subscription charges add up. It's like death by a thousand cuts
	10:18pm Rich in Washington: the media companies are going to lingchi us to death with subscription fees. Glad to never have cable/satellite, but this is getting ridiculous.
	10:18pm Rich in Washington: JINX, Zipperhead!
	10:19pm Kat in Chicago: I'm honestly not that inclined to sit down and Watch Things that often
	10:20pm Kat in Chicago: Particularly as a FMU addict
	10:20pm Rich in Washington: It's pretty rare that I sit through a movie these days unless I am watching something with the missus. But my new after-show ritual has been to watch a movie. Recommendations welcome!
	10:22pm ultradamno: I actually really liked Malignant, it just jaw-droppingly ridiculous.
	10:22pm Zipperhead7: A number of my former colleagues are agonizing over how to teach film. They say students won't watch more than 30 minutes of anything anymore
	10:22pm Kat in Chicago: Rich, I've kind of picked up on your OTE bedtime habit. I don't do the random stream though, I pick a show from archive.org and listen over multiple nights
	10:24pm ultradamno: Also, Werewolves Within is a delight. I liked Ari Aster's double feature Midsommar and Hereditary. Shiva Baby is a lot of fun
	10:24pm Kat in Chicago: I still like losing myself in a movie/film over a couple of hours, I'm just picky about what I want to spend +/- two hours with
	10:25pm Rich in Washington: Are you having really bizarre dreams, Kat?
	10:26pm Kat in Chicago: I wish I was having more bizarre dreams, I dream about what I do at my job way too often. I did get really freaked out over one of the Another UFO shows and couldn't finish it
	10:27pm Rich in Washington: I'm a huge fan of the Another UFO series of OTE shows. There are quite a few I've listened to multiple times while sleeping.
	10:27pm Kat in Chicago: Bentwaters is the one that freaked me out
	10:27pm Zipperhead7: Is that FMU's Scott Williams? He really had the shoegaze guitar tone down at Hoof and Mouth
	10:28pm Rich in Washington: I thought that too! I don't think so, though.
	10:28pm Kat in Chicago: I don't think so Zipperhead7 but you're not wrong about the guitar tone
	10:28pm ultradamno: Fire in Saudi Arabian energy facility twitter.com...
	10:29pm Kat in Chicago: Not Good
	10:30pm Derek Westerholm: Oh my
	10:33pm ultradamno: I feel like that about not being able to downvote my own posts on Twitter...who are they to tell me I can like my own stuff but not hate it.?
	10:33pm ironybread: Can you look at a clock without all the numbers changing constantly? #DeathTests
	10:34pm ultradamno: I say CUPferberg and I don't say it enough to stop.
	10:38pm Zipperhead7: Here's an interesting free film site I recently stumbled across: rarefilmm.com
	10:39pm Kat in Chicago: I'm glad we didn't have Attack of Jandek tonight
	10:40pm Rich in Washington: Oh, I wouldn't do that to any of you! :)
	10:41pm Rich in Washington: That looks cool, Zipperhead7! Thanks!
	10:42pm ultradamno: I like that Jandek, though Someone In The Snow is my favorite
	10:42pm Kat in Chicago: Wait, there was a sequel to Spinal Tap? Should I assume it was bad? (re Zipperhead7's link)
	10:43pm ultradamno: I'll look into that later Zip, thanks
	10:44pm Kat in Chicago: We're in Darryl territory now
	10:46pm Rich in Washington: Has Darryl ever played Neil Dick?
	10:46pm Rich in Washington: Now we're in Micah territory ;)
	10:46pm Kat in Chicago: If he hasn't, he should
	10:47pm Aitch: Feeling stabby
	10:47pm ultradamno: Ripping off Red Cross like that...now Manson has really crossed a line with me!
	10:47pm Zipperhead7: Beach Boys covered this
	10:48pm Rich in Washington: Yep.
	10:48pm ultradamno: Neighborhood watch twitter.com...
	10:48pm Kat in Chicago: Yeah they made it sound like a good song. that whole story...
	10:51pm Zipperhead7: Ya gotta be careful with that jazz stuff twitter.com...
	10:52pm Kat in Chicago: Someone On Our Street Likes WFMU
	10:53pm ultradamno: The station with the Manson/Bieber billboard...at least Chuck didn't fall into an open hole in his own stage.
	10:54pm Rich in Washington: Before Cher, Sonny Bono was simply billed as Sonny. This album is wonderfully hoaky.
	10:54pm Mr Fab: hearing Rodney Bingenheimer play the Manson and Beach Boys versions back-to-back was a jaw-dropping moment of my youth. It was like: there goes the wholesome "America's Band" image that they were developing for themselves during the Reagan era.
	10:56pm Kat in Chicago: This is pre-Cher?
	10:57pm Aitch: Cherly not
	10:57pm Rich in Washington: I think this record came out at the same time as their hits but I think he was trying to do a solo thing contemporaneously.
	10:57pm Zipperhead7: Sonny should have hooked up with Charlie. Both offer trenchant social commentary, as this track evidences
	10:57pm Rich in Washington: No doubt!
	10:57pm Mr Fab: No Kat, they had been together for some years at this point
	10:58pm Kat in Chicago: I thought so
	10:58pm Rich in Washington: I always picture 60s Sonny as going 'what's Bob Dylan got that I ain't got?'
	10:58pm Mr Fab: Sonny's bio talks about his work with Phil Spector, but apparently he was one guy that Phil did pull a gun on.
	10:59pm Aitch: Ta for show Rich.
	10:59pm Mr Fab: did NOT pull a gun on
	10:59pm Kat in Chicago: Sitars and harmonica bleats
	10:59pm Rich in Washington: Thanks everybody! Thanks for listening and commenting!
	11:00pm Zipperhead7: That's some harp playing. Like the guy I saw on the 1 train who had a harmonica in his mouth and inhaled and exhaled through it. Great show, Rich!!!
	11:00pm Kat in Chicago: Holy crap it's that time. Thanks, Rich!
	11:00pm ultradamno: Yeah, the first S&C record is from 65
	11:01pm Scott67: Thanks Rick! Your Showhas been a fucken great soundtrack. While workin on my Land Rover mate! Hence me not being chatty. 👍😎🍻
	11:01pm ironybread: Thanks again Rich, brilliant work as always
	11:01pm Derek Westerholm: Thanks Rich!
	11:01pm ultradamno: Sonny had a way with people, no one would pull a gun on him...he had less luck with trees.
	11:03pm Pauly from Clifton: Thank you, Rich!
	11:03pm Mr Fab: No worries Rich, you did great.
	11:03pm Derek Westerholm: Great night o'music!
	11:04pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Rich!
	11:05pm Scott67: Rich*** fucken machines!!
	11:05pm Rich in Washington: Nighty night everybody!

Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from March 25, 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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March 25, 2022: Wind Hand To The Hilt

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RAMM:ΣLL:ZΣΣ (1960 - 2010)

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
The Wipers	Now Is The Time "Now Is The Time" by "The Wipers"	Over The Edge	Restless	1986	Orig. issue 1983	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Flipper	Living For The Depression	Generic Flipper	Subterranean Records	1982		0:04:38 (Pop-up)
Pop-O-Pies	World O' Morons "World O' Morons" by "Pop-O-Pies"	Joe's Third Record	Subterranean Records	1985		0:05:55 (Pop-up)
The Fall	Industrial Estate "Industrial Estate" by "The Fall"	77 - Early Fall - 79	Step Forward	1981		0:08:34 (Pop-up)
The Weirdos	We Got the Neutron Bomb	We Got the Neutron Bomb b/w Solitary Confinement	Dangerhouse	1978		0:10:14 (Pop-up)

Jim Larrance / CutUpSound	America's Musical Frontier Heritage part 2	CutUpSound blog post, Friday, February 25, 2022	No	2022	Link	0:16:52 (Pop-up)
Tuxedomoon	I Left My Heart In San Francisco	V/A - Subterranean Modern	Ralph Records		RIP Michael Belfer (1959 - 2022)	0:25:15 (Pop-up)
Tuxedomoon	Everything You Want "Everything You Want" by "Tuxedomoon"	V/A - Subterranean Modern	Ralph Records			0:26:18 (Pop-up)
Tuxedomoon	Waterfront Street "Waterfront Street" by "Tuxedomoon"	V/A - Subterranean Modern	Ralph Records			0:30:32 (Pop-up)
Tuxedomoon	Dark Companion "Dark Companion" by "Tuxedomoon"	V/A - Frank Johnson's Favorites	Ralph Records	1981		0:36:06 (Pop-up)
Tuxedomoon	No Tears "No Tears" by "Tuxedomoon"	No Tears 12" EP	Superior Viaduct	2013	Orig. release 1978	0:39:04 (Pop-up)
Tuxedomoon	Crash "Crash" by "Tuxedomoon"	V/A - Frank Johnson's Favorites	Ralph Records	1981		0:44:46 (Pop-up)

Bill Orcutt	Side One [excerpt] "Side One [excerpt]" by "Bill Orcutt"	Mechanical Joey	Fake Estates	2021		0:53:44 (Pop-up)
Ramones	I'm Not Jesus "I'm Not Jesus" by "Ramones"	Halfway To Sanity	Sire	1987		0:55:01 (Pop-up)
Ramones	Hair Of The Dog "Hair Of The Dog" by "Ramones"	Animal Boy	Sire	1986		0:58:02 (Pop-up)
Ramones	Daytime Dilemma (Dangers of Love)	Too Tough To Die	Sire	1984		1:00:09 (Pop-up)
Ramones	My-My Kind Of A Girl "My-My Kind Of A Girl" by "Ramones"	Subterranean Jungle	Sire	1983		1:04:29 (Pop-up)
Ramones	You Sound Like You're Sick	Pleasant Dreams	Sire	1981		1:07:28 (Pop-up)
Ramones	I Can't Make It On Time "I Can't Make It On Time" by "Ramones"	End Of The Century	Sire	1979		1:10:04 (Pop-up)
Ramones	All of Dee Dee's Countoffs	It's Alive	Sire	1978		1:12:30 (Pop-up)
Ramones	Questioningly "Questioningly" by "Ramones"	Road To Ruin	Sire	1978		1:13:02 (Pop-up)
Ramones	I Can't Give You Anything	Rocket To Russia	Sire	1977		1:16:22 (Pop-up)
Ramones	What's Your Game "What's Your Game" by "Ramones"	Leave Home	Sire	1977		1:18:16 (Pop-up)
Ramones	Listen To My Heart "Listen To My Heart" by "Ramones"	Ramones S/T	Sire	1976		1:20:46 (Pop-up)

Attack Of The Comps! Vol. XIII: V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967
1/2 Japanese	Should I Tell Her? "Should I Tell Her?" by "1/2 Japanese"	V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967	Shimmy Disc	1987		1:30:50 (Pop-up)
Fred Frith	True Love "True Love" by "Fred Frith"	V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967	Shimmy Disc	1987		1:32:42 (Pop-up)
Shockabilly	Nobody's Place "Nobody's Place" by "Shockabilly"	V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967	Shimmy Disc	1987		1:35:44 (Pop-up)
Sharky's Machine	Collide Collide "Collide Collide" by "Sharky's Machine"	V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967	Shimmy Disc	1987		1:39:03 (Pop-up)
The Shaved Pigs	Two Car Garage "Two Car Garage" by "The Shaved Pigs"	V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967	Shimmy Disc	1987		1:42:28 (Pop-up)
The Moon	Birth "Birth" by "The Moon"	V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967	Shimmy Disc	1987		1:44:19 (Pop-up)
The Workdogs	Jane Gone (excerpt) "Jane Gone (excerpt)" by "The Workdogs"	V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967	Shimmy Disc	1987		1:47:23 (Pop-up)
Missing Foundation	Backbreaker "Backbreaker" by "Missing Foundation"	V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967	Shimmy Disc	1987		1:49:44 (Pop-up)
King Missile	Fluting On The Hump "Fluting On The Hump" by "King Missile"	V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967	Shimmy Disc	1987		1:51:53 (Pop-up)
Artless	Vegetable Rights "Vegetable Rights" by "Artless"	V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967	Shimmy Disc	1987		1:52:48 (Pop-up)
Krackhouse	My Revolution "My Revolution" by "Krackhouse"	V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967	Shimmy Disc	1987		1:55:04 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	"Music to flip the record over by..."				Music to flip the record over by...	1:56:46 (Pop-up)
Bongwater	His New Look "His New Look" by "Bongwater"	V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967	Shimmy Disc	1987		1:59:28 (Pop-up)
Tuli Kupferberg	M-O-T-H-E-R "M-O-T-H-E-R" by "Tuli Kupferberg"	V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967	Shimmy Disc	1987		2:01:42 (Pop-up)
Carney, Hild & Kramer	Telephone "Telephone" by "Carney, Hild & Kramer"	V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967	Shimmy Disc	1987		2:03:06 (Pop-up)
Fish And Roses	The Letter "The Letter" by "Fish And Roses"	V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967	Shimmy Disc	1987		2:04:29 (Pop-up)
No Safety	I Sleep "I Sleep" by "No Safety"	V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967	Shimmy Disc	1987		2:06:33 (Pop-up)
Men And Volts	Healing Hands "Healing Hands" by "Men And Volts"	V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967	Shimmy Disc	1987		2:08:22 (Pop-up)
Samm And Dave	Chunk LBJ "Chunk LBJ" by "Samm And Dave"	V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967	Shimmy Disc	1987		2:11:49 (Pop-up)
The Spongehead Experience	Love Or Confusion	V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967	Shimmy Disc	1987		2:13:55 (Pop-up)
Allen Ginsberg & Steve Taylor	Dear M	V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967	Shimmy Disc	1987		2:16:25 (Pop-up)
George Cartright	I Remember It All	V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967	Shimmy Disc	1987		2:20:38 (Pop-up)
Scott Williams	I Pledge Allegience To You	V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967	Shimmy Disc	1987		2:22:30 (Pop-up)
Otto Kentrol	She's Working Days, I'm Working Nights	V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967	Shimmy Disc	1987		2:24:52 (Pop-up)
Laraaji	Bring Forth (Excerpt) "Bring Forth (Excerpt)" by "Laraaji"	V/A - The 20th Anniversary Of The Summer Of Love 1987-1967	Shimmy Disc	1987		2:27:03 (Pop-up)

Jandek	Nepoleon in Russia [sic] "Nepoleon in Russia [sic]" by "Jandek"	Staring at the Cellophane	Corwood Industries	1982		2:32:03 (Pop-up)
Syd Barrett	Dominoes "Dominoes" by "Syd Barrett"	Barrett	Harvest Records	1970		2:35:08 (Pop-up)
Neil Dick	Suddenly, It's Springtime	The Future Is Now	self/CD Baby			2:39:06 (Pop-up)
Charles Manson	Cease To Exist "Cease To Exist" by "Charles Manson"	LIE: The Love And Terror Cult	Awareness Records	2016	Originally released 1970	2:43:11 (Pop-up)
MIJ	Never Be Free "Never Be Free" by "MIJ"	The Yodeling Astrologer	ESP Disk	2008	Originally released as Color By Numbers in 1969.	2:45:15 (Pop-up)
Sonny	I Just Sit There "I Just Sit There" by "Sonny"	Inner Views	Atco	1967		2:49:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Nick Bougas	Thunderball "Thunderball" by "Nick Bougas"	S.W.A.T.; Deep Inside A Cop's Mind				2:57:25 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:01pm Otis: Hello Cratediggers!
	8:01pm Scott67: Ggez! I sure hope nothing terrible happens!!
	8:02pm ultradamno: Rich! Diggocrates!
	8:03pm Rich in Washington: Hi everyone!
	8:03pm Mr Fab: My identical cousin Minister Fab told me that he approves of this fine young man, and the wholesome musical entertainment that he brings to all the saved kids out there every week.
	8:03pm ironybread: hello all you dear weirdos
	8:03pm Pauly from Clifton: Hey, Rich, diggers!
	8:03pm Kat in Chicago: Hi Rich and diggerati
	8:04pm Otis: Oh wonderful, after that last hour I just don't know. They are a bit dirty I feel.
	8:04pm Aitch: break out the Ventolin
	8:04pm Scott67: Ohh shit! I knew it!
	8:04pm Otis: Nice Ramm Gothic Futurism Imaging.
	8:05pm Rich in Washington: Holy crap! Barely made it in time! Whoo!
	8:05pm Residuum: Hi there from Munich, Germany
	8:05pm Scott67: Something terrible HAS happened! TRASH CULT is closed for the weekend! 🍻😦👎
	8:06pm Rich in Washington: Hi everybody! Talk about a crash landing!
	8:06pm Rich in Washington: I saw that, Scott! My sincere condolences!
	8:06pm ultradamno: Now is the time for the now sounds of today at this very moment!
	8:07pm Aitch: Wipers makes me think of Eddie Murphy in Coming to America
	8:07pm Kat in Chicago: What happened to TRASH CULT? Hi Residuum from Munich!
	8:08pm Scott67: Thanks Rich, I saw you see it mate! TRASH will rise again, fucken filthier than before!! 👍😎🍻💀
	8:09pm Scott67: Kat, Mick is sick! ✌😎🍻
	8:09pm Kat in Chicago: oh noes!
	8:10pm Pauly from Clifton: Scott, that's awful to hear! Please send him well wishes from the States.
	8:12pm ironybread: Rich, I hope your unexpected field trip this afternoon wasn't too onerous
	8:12pm Scott67: He must be fucken crook! I've seen him in there open while he's proppedup with a stick! 👍😖
	8:13pm Rich in Washington: Sorry I'm not very chatty or greety! I stupidly set up a bunch of vinyl records for my starters and then came in with like 5 minutes to spare!
	8:13pm Gary: Howdy ... nice playlist image
	8:13pm ironybread: No worries Rich, yer KILLIN IT! ! ! ! ! #NeutronBomb
	8:14pm Gary: I always wondered what this song sounded like haha
	8:14pm Aitch: Great track, hadn't heard
	8:16pm sufferwords: Weirdos!!!!!!!
	8:16pm Rich in Washington: Gary! Aitch! Scott67! ironybread! Minister Fab! Kat! Rich in....
	8:16pm Scott67: Cheers Pauly!👍😎🍻 He may also be heading my words mate. He & his Wife have 2 very young kids, they both work 6 & 7 days a week. I said to him, Mate this family time is precious & fleeting. You can always make more fucken money. You can never make time! ✌😎🍻🌻
	8:16pm Cp304: Hey Rich and people
	8:16pm Kat in Chicago: Words of wisdom, Scott67
	8:17pm Mr Fab: Scott67: excellent advice! Although I imagine you would be a pretty fun babysitter.
	8:18pm Scott67: I am Mr.F. But when TRASH CULT is open, I'm at the Bar in TRASH CULT. 👍😎🍻
	8:21pm Kat in Chicago: Oh man I love this already
	8:21pm Gary: This is choice
	8:22pm ironybread: #TheBiteOfTheTowns
	8:23pm ironybread: #Ding
	8:23pm ultradamno: You'd think there'd be a spate of supersonic and vacuum bomb songs now...
	8:24pm Rich in Washington: Soorryy....
	8:25pm ironybread: #VeryFewTrees
	8:26pm Gary: Is this what they mean when they say Tone Poem? #Ding
	8:26pm ironybread: #DingDing
	8:30pm ultradamno: RIP Michael Belfer!
	8:31pm Cp304: That ding rings a bell.. in second grade, there was a machine, you put on headphones and run what looked like an old school time punch card through it, it would play audio / story for a few secs, then ding, letting you know to put next card in
	8:33pm Rich in Washington: Totally, Cp!
	8:34pm Aitch: Loving the old Ralph stuff
	8:35pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, it occurred to me that I mainly only have Tuxedomoon's Ralph output and the other stuff I have doesn't feature Belfer on guitar.
	8:35pm ironybread: Yow, Cp - I have no memories of that. I was in grammar school from 1979-1984 and definitely have memories of filmstips, and remember every time someone else was in charge of the filmstrip & didn't advance the frame when there was a "ding"
	8:37pm ultradamno: That Pinheads On The Move comp is worth looking into...
	8:37pm Rich in Washington: I can even remember the record they played when we laid down on our little blankets to take a nap during kindergarten.
	8:37pm Cp304: You are 1 yr up on me then irony
	8:38pm Residuum: @CP304 Techmoan had this machine on his YT channel: https://youtu.be/kdfTuE9XHas
	8:38pm Aitch: The time the locked Penn Gilette in a motel with all the Ralph records and made him review them before they'd let him out.
	8:38pm ultradamno: ...and there are some Sleepers stuff out there too. www.superiorviaduct.com...
	8:39pm Rich in Washington: Hi Residuum! I love Techmoan's videos!
	8:39pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, Belfer's passing made me realize I had exactly ZERO sleepers records. Comp appearances, even.
	8:42pm Rich in Washington: You probably saw this one coming...
	8:42pm ultradamno: Of course, if you lock Penn in a room he'll just do some hocus pocus and be out lickety split.
	8:43pm Kat in Chicago: I heard this today on the mothership and thought nothing of it because I hear No Tears all the time on the mothership. Ken reaches for it a lot
	8:43pm Scott67: I cwied!
	8:43pm Rich in Washington: It's a great track. I really love it.
	8:44pm Mr Fab: Tuxedomoon's classic. Never get tired of it.
	8:44pm Kat in Chicago: I don't mind at all hearing it repeatedly
	8:44pm Gary: First time hearing all this Tuxedomoon stuff. I was a huge Residents fan in the 80s but for some unknown reason never tracked down the other Ralph stuff. Happy to finally hear it!
	8:44pm Rich in Washington: Last night on my other show I played Tuxedomoon's cover of Nite & Day at the wrong speed and it sounded fantastic.
	8:45pm ultradamno: That whole ep is great, I chose Lightbulb Overkill for my twitter post to be contrary (and I love it)...I think that's Belfer's ebow blooping on it.
	8:45pm Kat in Chicago: I think it's time for me to be a twitter regular again
	8:46pm Rich in Washington: Ralph for me was the gateway to weird music. I saw and ad in the back of a Rolling Stone magazine and sent away for their catalog and it just blew me away. No way to preview this stuff either. I just bought a lot of their closeout stuff for like a buck apiece. Such bizarre music.
	8:46pm Kat in Chicago: Just need to prune my follow list (you stay, ultradamno)
	8:46pm coelacanth∅: greetings Rich & Lungers
	8:46pm Aitch: my larvae is starting to swing
	8:48pm coelacanth∅: shit. - rest in peace.
	8:48pm ironybread: Kat, I'm @sidfudd on Twitter - follow me and I guarantee you'll regret it in less than a day (but what a day)
	8:48pm ultradamno: Good to hear Kat... Yeah, same here Rich. I perversely loved the sidelong looks from my fellow punks. Tell me something is "weird for the sake of weird" and I know I'm on the right track!
	8:49pm Zipperhead7: Howdy folks. Yep, Ralph was a garden of delights!
	8:49pm ironybread: Anyone still have their Tec Tones catalogues from the 1990s? Damned straight I've got mine
	8:49pm Kat in Chicago: done, ironybread. you are the sort of fellow I want to follow
	8:50pm ironybread: Hi Zip & Coel & Kat & ultra & Aitch & Scott67 & y'all
	8:50pm ultradamno: #metoo (as pertains to ironyfollowing)
	8:51pm Cp304: @ residuum, that is similar, but the one I recall was a black box that closed like an old record player with the detached speakers that looked like a suitcase when closed
	8:51pm coelacanth∅: hi ironybread
	8:51pm Kat in Chicago: @baba_o_rly for anyone inclined. also @static_thematic for my radio show playlists
	8:55pm Scott67: We play it in our 1st TRASH CULT Show! 👍😎🍻
	8:58pm Kat in Chicago: thought of Bill Orcutt as more of an analog guy but this is hilarious
	8:58pm Gary: Sounded almost like a bounce cut
	8:59pm Kat in Chicago: Yeah it did
	9:00pm Zipperhead7: Shades of Henrique Iwao, only it was Joey rather than Dee Dee doing the countdowns
	9:03pm Mr Fab: yeah, since when did Joey count off the songs?
	9:03pm Uncle Michael: Hey Rich.
	9:03pm Zipperhead7: When I saw the Ramones in Tulsa in '78, it was so loud I thought I was standing in a wind tunnel. You could smell the heat boiling off the vacuum tubes in their amps
	9:03pm coelacanth∅: never heard these ramones tracks. they're okay. not crap at all like end of the century. but i just listened to their first album <an hour ago. by far the best thing they did.
	9:04pm Rich in Washington: Uncle Michael! Howdy!
	9:05pm ultradamno: End Of The Century wasn't that bad, considering they were dealing with Phil Spector waving guns around the whole time. Too Tough To Die was received as a classic return to form at the time, and kind of deserved it.
	9:05pm Rich in Washington: I think it was a song on the debut album, Fab, but I can't recall which
	9:06pm Mr Fab: oh right! The counting in the middle of "Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue."
	9:09pm Derek Westerholm: I was just listening to Ramones on the car drive home a few hours ago... Nice!
	9:09pm ultradamno: Marky looks so sad looking out of that window..."Jonnny will never let me be a real Ramone, I'll always be put in the corner"
	9:09pm coelacanth∅: ultra, what i'd like to know is - which artists said Fuck you phil you're a dick and fired his ass?
	9:10pm Zipperhead7: I always thought Subterranean Jungle was underrated. Great cover of the Chamber Bros chestnut. Maybe because I cold play it, sort of.
	9:11pm coelacanth∅: Tommy was their best drummer...but he didn't look like a ramone.
	9:11pm Derek Westerholm: I actually really very much enjoy Pleasant Dreams, but it seems like I'm the only one who has that opinion.
	9:11pm ultradamno: It had to have happened...you can't be that berserk and have everyone make excuses for you
	9:12pm Rich in Washington: Hi Derek! I need to listen to it again. I didn't appreciate Graham Gouldman as a kid.
	9:12pm ultradamno: 5 Artists Reportedly Held at Gunpoint by Phil Spector www.mentalfloss.com...
	9:12pm coelacanth∅: yes, there must be. i know i wouldn't put up with it.
	9:13pm Zipperhead7: Was it Leonard Cohen, temporarily shaking off his ahimsa?
	9:13pm ironybread: My favorite Ramone was James Ensor Ramone (1980-1981). Not surprisingly he was too big a loner, he couldn't last
	9:14pm Derek Westerholm: Hi Rich! Yeah, I had no clue who Graham Gouldman was until recently, so I never held any production animosity towards that album, haha
	9:14pm Kat in Chicago: lol irony
	9:16pm ironybread: Need to listen to all of Wax UK's "American English" #GrahamGouldman
	9:16pm Derek Westerholm: "1-2-3-4", love it!
	9:16pm Mr Fab: no "Brain Drain" or "Adios Amigos"?
	9:17pm Kat in Chicago: I'm so glad Ronnie made it outa there (re 5 Artists Held at Gunpoint...)
	9:17pm ironybread: And you all need a copy of Graham's "Animalympics" soundtrack: taylorjessen.blogspot.com...
	9:17pm Derek Westerholm: Fab, Adios Amigos was the one I was listening to on the way home. First time in years and years.
	9:17pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, me neither Derek! And this Craig Leon guy? Not a clue as a kid. Pffft!
	9:18pm Derek Westerholm: Predictably, I first became aware of Craig Leon through his production work w/ The Fall.
	9:19pm Derek Westerholm: Nice play earlier, of Industrial Estate, btw.
	9:20pm ultradamno: I wonder if there's another single Ramones song with the word "lovers" in it
	9:20pm Mr Fab: and I was just listening to the Ramones debut yesterday, haha. Also first time in ages. (as well as first time digitally, instead of the old vinyl copy I played a million times way back when). What is in the air? The world collectively realized that we just really need some Ramones right now?
	9:21pm coelacanth∅: so, of all those accounts i never heard of the Debbie Harry one...and if it's to be believed -and i do, Dee Dee was the only one with any balls.
	9:23pm Mr Fab: Dee Dee said in his autobio "To this day, I have no idea who played bass on "End of the Century."
	9:24pm Derek Westerholm: Haha
	9:24pm ultradamno: I actually think the first Leon I heard may have been Wimp by The Zeros off The Best Of Bomp compilation, Weirdos Life Of Crime and DMZ was on that too.
	9:25pm coelacanth∅: Mr.Fab i just listened to the vinyl copy before turning the show on. i've now "digitized" the 4 first ramones albums, because every digital version i've heard sounds like shit compared to the vinyl.
	9:26pm ultradamno: The Best Of Bomp....there's a good one for attack of the comps, by the way.
	9:28pm Kat in Chicago: I've never actually owned any Ramones album so I enjoyed hearing those tracks
	9:28pm Aitch: There were about 3 people at school who also got the Ramones. I'm still friends with them
	9:28pm Kat in Chicago: Always liked 'em, I think i usually had roommates with Ramones records
	9:29pm ultradamno: I always loved they got in trouble with Carbona because they didn't know it was a brand, they thought it was a generic chemical name.
	9:30pm Aitch: Rocket to Russia indeed. The corner of mine has been chewed off by rats, now that's punk
	9:30pm ultradamno: ...it's weird that song gets included in the reissues since I believe Carbona still exists, maybe they've gone soft on huffing.
	9:30pm coelacanth∅: rocket to russia was my fave for a long time...but i can't give you anything was always one of my favorites
	9:30pm Kat in Chicago: I bought some Carbona brand silver cleaning wipes recently and had "Carbona Not Glue" in my head for days
	9:30pm Derek Westerholm: It's hilarious to me, too! Nice job, Rich!
	9:30pm ultradamno: It's Alive partisan to the grave!
	9:31pm Zipperhead7: A friend burst into my dorm room with their first album and said "These guys are incredible! They're like the Stooges but they don't do anything wrong!"
	9:31pm Derek Westerholm: Haha Zipperhead!
	9:32pm ultradamno: That makes it sound like they were the young christian Stooges
	9:32pm coelacanth∅: i completely stopped paying attention to ramones when end of the century came out. and i still think it sucks. but i have heard good ramones since then. (before this set)
	9:33pm Kat in Chicago: en.wikipedia.org...
	9:33pm ultradamno: I always kind of though Warthog was kind of a miracle on that record. Not that it's great, but it pulled off getting hip with thrash without being an embarrassing faceplant
	9:34pm Kat in Chicago: Yay I heart Half Japanese
	9:35pm ironybread: Aitch: rats are punk AF
	9:35pm Otis: Filled with the spirit and power of pizza, amen and hello diggers.
	9:35pm ultradamno: Yeah, they kind of owned the eighties and it's like no one remembers
	9:35pm Mr Fab: Spacebrother recently played "Warthog" on his show and he never plays stuff like that. See, I'm telling you, the universe is saying: We need the Ramones right now.
	9:35pm Kat in Chicago: Yeah jeez Aitch where were you living
	9:36pm Kat in Chicago: I am partially powered by pizza tonight Otis, had last night's leftovers for lunch
	9:37pm Kat in Chicago: Don't think I have had any pizza in Montreal
	9:37pm coelacanth∅: in high school i didn't like the ramones on the radio; but a girl i really dug was super into 'em (the only person i knew) and when she invited me to her house she played ramones (and also was very proud of her record collection. she probably listens to wfmu now...being a music geek an' all) ...and so i was turned on to ramones.
	9:37pm Aitch: Sydney's most notorious slum at the time K in Chicago. Not far from there now, but it's all been gentrified
	9:37pm ultradamno: That string of Half Gentlemen through The Band That Would Be King was a run to rival any band.
	9:37pm Derek Westerholm: I don't see Debbie Harry in the credits of Too Tough To Die, but Jerry Harrison played synthesizers on "Chasing The Night", which I did not know... Debbie Harry, Kate Pierson & Cindy Wilson sang on "Chop Suey" around 1981.
	9:37pm Zipperhead7: My cats used to drag themselves along the floor by clawing on the spines of records. Once in awhile they'd partlly pull one out and we'd listen to it, of course
	9:37pm Rich in Washington: pizza pizza pizza someone give me some pizza! Aw crap! Coco's got my car! I can't go get pizza after my show!
	9:37pm DJ Babs: Super enjoying the show Rich! Loved all the Ramones!
	9:38pm DJ Babs: Ahh the kitty record selectors are often very talented!
	9:38pm Kat in Chicago: Tell Coco to bring some home!
	9:38pm ultradamno: I remember them sniveling about how they getting to trade on sex appeal like her at the time.
	9:39pm Zipperhead7: Chadbourne!
	9:40pm Rich in Washington: Babs! Howdy!
	9:42pm ironybread: Rich, if I order you pizza from a place in Brush Grove do you think they'll deliver
	9:42pm ironybread: *Walnut Grove
	9:42pm Rich in Washington: God. We're so far out NO ONE delivers out here.
	9:43pm Rich in Washington: I DO have some Hungarian mushroom soup waiting for me, though. Yum!
	9:44pm Kat in Chicago: Oooh that sounds delicious. I'm still looking for a really good recipe for that, not satisfied with the one i have
	9:44pm Rich in Washington: clicky stars working for you all? They're not for me for some reason!
	9:44pm ironybread: Right, so it looks like I'll have to order you something from Flying Pie in Boise, Idaho. Please note that this will take 5+ months to deliver
	9:44pm Kat in Chicago: I clickystarred CutUpSound earlier w no probs
	9:45pm ironybread: Clicky stars working for me.
	9:45pm abbazabba: What’s up Rich and diggers! Go Peacocks from Jersey City!!
	9:45pm Pauly from Clifton: Rich, clicky stars working here.
	9:45pm Rich in Washington: Hi abbazabba!
	9:46pm Derek Westerholm: Hmm, I'm experiencing clicky star trouble over here.
	9:47pm Pauly from Clifton: Kat, whatever mushroom soup recipe you're using, have you tried adding rehydtaed porcini mushrooms? Adds wonderful earthiness and depth, especially if rehydrated with sherry or cognac.
	9:47pm Pauly from Clifton: rehydrated
	9:48pm Rich in Washington: yeah, cllcking does nothing for me for some reason. No big deal, but I like starring things I like.
	9:48pm Kat in Chicago: Good tip Pauly, I usually buy local-ish fresh cremini but i should mix it up
	9:48pm abbazabba: Damn Paula. That sounds like good soup
	9:49pm abbazabba: *Pauly
	9:49pm ultradamno: I remember Missing Foundation being a band that got talked up in almost mythical terms at the time without much of any documentation.
	9:49pm Mr Fab: I just successfully clicky-starred these click-bait songs
	9:50pm Kat in Chicago: #Clickystarbait
	9:50pm abbazabba: I need to learn how to cook better
	9:50pm ultradamno: No Safety are great, early Zeena
	9:50pm Rich in Washington: probably not worth alerting Kenzo about. Weird, though.
	9:51pm Kat in Chicago: Sometimes they don't work at first and then the stars show up later
	9:52pm Kat in Chicago: I need to get some sherry in the house too
	9:52pm abbazabba: Sick guitar playing on this one!
	9:54pm ironybread: Loved the two No Safety tracks included on "Live at the Knitting Factory Vol. 3"
	9:54pm DJ Babs: omg Sherry soaked Porcini mushrooms sounds amazing!
	9:54pm Derek Westerholm: Oh wait, it brings up a window popup showing me a count of how many people have favorited it and then has three links, one of them is "Favorite This Song" and then it works through the link. I'm using Windows 11 on a desktop, so that's the deal over here. The other links are to see who favorited or to review your own list of favorites.
	9:55pm Pauly from Clifton: abbazabba, Paula is fine! My middle initial is "A" so I've been a "Paula"at times.
	9:55pm Kat in Chicago: Yeah if you go in there and it says "Unfavorite this song" it means your clicky star took effect
	9:55pm coelacanth∅: clickystars working fine here
	9:56pm Kat in Chicago: I like your flexibility Pauly/a
	9:57pm ultradamno: "The symbol is the logo of Missing Foundation, an anarchist rock band that was active in last week's protests in Tompkins Square Park." www.furious.com...
	9:57pm Derek Westerholm: The star fills in for me once I click the link to favorite it... but not automatically as it used to (for me).
	9:57pm Rich in Washington: hi Pauly! Sorry if I missed you earlier! Lots going on behind the curtain!
	9:59pm Pauly from Clifton: DJ Babs, the nuttiness, depending on the type of sherry, and earthiness of the porcini are sublime.
	9:59pm Kat in Chicago: "Vegetable Rights" is pretty funny, reminds me of a parody of "Meat is Murder" a friend of mine did ages ago. "Who hears when an artichoke cries?"
	9:59pm Pauly from Clifton: Thanks, Kat!
	10:00pm ironybread: Every rock-n-roll trio in operation from 1984 to 1997 was actually Killdozer in disguise. Discuss
	10:01pm Kat in Chicago: idk about that but I love Killdozer more than most of them
	10:01pm Derek Westerholm: The Legendary Pink Dots - And Even the Vegetables Screamed
	10:01pm ultradamno: Yeah, though Phantom Tollbooth were underrated...
	10:02pm Pauly from Clifton: Rich, live and behind the curtain is a white-knuckled ride!
	10:02pm Mr Fab: Dr Demento used to play a heartfelt protest song along those lines: "Carrot Juice Is Murder," by the Arrogant Worms.
	10:03pm ultradamno: I saw Killdozer blow Scratch Acid off the stage once...well, that might be laying it on thick, but they were better.
	10:03pm Rich in Washington: Killdozer was amazing!
	10:06pm Rich in Washington: this track has always cracked me up
	10:06pm Rich in Washington: RIP the wonderful Ralph Carney.
	10:06pm Kat in Chicago: Tell us how you really feel, Tuli
	10:08pm Rich in Washington: Loved the Tuli bits in the wonderful film W.R.: Mysteries of the Organism.
	10:08pm Kat in Chicago: Rich, do you know if that lives on the interwebs? I've never seen it.
	10:10pm ironybread: Kat - it's on Criterion Channel as we speak
	10:11pm Kat in Chicago: Is that a thing I have to subscribe to?
	10:11pm ironybread: It's also on Blu-ray www.criterion.com...
	10:13pm ultradamno: There is a 14 day free trial offer www.criterionchannel.com
	10:13pm Rich in Washington: Dammit! I just put my Criterion subscription on pause because I almost NEVER watch anything on it! I have WAY too many streaming services.
	10:13pm Kat in Chicago: Ah. It may have been Jonathan Rosenbaum that got me curious about it, he used to be movie critic for Chicago Reader
	10:14pm Rich in Washington: I think I have it on dodgily burnt DVD somewhere anyway. God. I'm so lazy I'd rather search for a movie on a service or online that dig through my thousands of burnt DVDs.
	10:16pm Kat in Chicago: I might go for the trial actually, looks relevant to my interests
	10:16pm abbazabba: Cheers, Pauly!
	10:16pm ultradamno: That's why I've kind of held on Netflix. I can't watch what I watch on that and cable and then add Criterion, Hulu, Disney + and whatever the fuck else and actually get anything out of it.
	10:18pm Kat in Chicago: I don't have anything but an inexpensive sub to Metrograph right now. I had Netflix a few months during lockdown but I've ditched it
	10:18pm Zipperhead7: Yep. The subscription charges add up. It's like death by a thousand cuts
	10:18pm Rich in Washington: the media companies are going to lingchi us to death with subscription fees. Glad to never have cable/satellite, but this is getting ridiculous.
	10:18pm Rich in Washington: JINX, Zipperhead!
	10:19pm Kat in Chicago: I'm honestly not that inclined to sit down and Watch Things that often
	10:20pm Kat in Chicago: Particularly as a FMU addict
	10:20pm Rich in Washington: It's pretty rare that I sit through a movie these days unless I am watching something with the missus. But my new after-show ritual has been to watch a movie. Recommendations welcome!
	10:22pm ultradamno: I actually really liked Malignant, it just jaw-droppingly ridiculous.
	10:22pm Zipperhead7: A number of my former colleagues are agonizing over how to teach film. They say students won't watch more than 30 minutes of anything anymore
	10:22pm Kat in Chicago: Rich, I've kind of picked up on your OTE bedtime habit. I don't do the random stream though, I pick a show from archive.org and listen over multiple nights
	10:24pm ultradamno: Also, Werewolves Within is a delight. I liked Ari Aster's double feature Midsommar and Hereditary. Shiva Baby is a lot of fun
	10:24pm Kat in Chicago: I still like losing myself in a movie/film over a couple of hours, I'm just picky about what I want to spend +/- two hours with
	10:25pm Rich in Washington: Are you having really bizarre dreams, Kat?
	10:26pm Kat in Chicago: I wish I was having more bizarre dreams, I dream about what I do at my job way too often. I did get really freaked out over one of the Another UFO shows and couldn't finish it
	10:27pm Rich in Washington: I'm a huge fan of the Another UFO series of OTE shows. There are quite a few I've listened to multiple times while sleeping.
	10:27pm Kat in Chicago: Bentwaters is the one that freaked me out
	10:27pm Zipperhead7: Is that FMU's Scott Williams? He really had the shoegaze guitar tone down at Hoof and Mouth
	10:28pm Rich in Washington: I thought that too! I don't think so, though.
	10:28pm Kat in Chicago: I don't think so Zipperhead7 but you're not wrong about the guitar tone
	10:28pm ultradamno: Fire in Saudi Arabian energy facility twitter.com...
	10:29pm Kat in Chicago: Not Good
	10:30pm Derek Westerholm: Oh my
	10:33pm ultradamno: I feel like that about not being able to downvote my own posts on Twitter...who are they to tell me I can like my own stuff but not hate it.?
	10:33pm ironybread: Can you look at a clock without all the numbers changing constantly? #DeathTests
	10:34pm ultradamno: I say CUPferberg and I don't say it enough to stop.
	10:38pm Zipperhead7: Here's an interesting free film site I recently stumbled across: rarefilmm.com
	10:39pm Kat in Chicago: I'm glad we didn't have Attack of Jandek tonight
	10:40pm Rich in Washington: Oh, I wouldn't do that to any of you! :)
	10:41pm Rich in Washington: That looks cool, Zipperhead7! Thanks!
	10:42pm ultradamno: I like that Jandek, though Someone In The Snow is my favorite
	10:42pm Kat in Chicago: Wait, there was a sequel to Spinal Tap? Should I assume it was bad? (re Zipperhead7's link)
	10:43pm ultradamno: I'll look into that later Zip, thanks
	10:44pm Kat in Chicago: We're in Darryl territory now
	10:46pm Rich in Washington: Has Darryl ever played Neil Dick?
	10:46pm Rich in Washington: Now we're in Micah territory ;)
	10:46pm Kat in Chicago: If he hasn't, he should
	10:47pm Aitch: Feeling stabby
	10:47pm ultradamno: Ripping off Red Cross like that...now Manson has really crossed a line with me!
	10:47pm Zipperhead7: Beach Boys covered this
	10:48pm Rich in Washington: Yep.
	10:48pm ultradamno: Neighborhood watch twitter.com...
	10:48pm Kat in Chicago: Yeah they made it sound like a good song. that whole story...
	10:51pm Zipperhead7: Ya gotta be careful with that jazz stuff twitter.com...
	10:52pm Kat in Chicago: Someone On Our Street Likes WFMU
	10:53pm ultradamno: The station with the Manson/Bieber billboard...at least Chuck didn't fall into an open hole in his own stage.
	10:54pm Rich in Washington: Before Cher, Sonny Bono was simply billed as Sonny. This album is wonderfully hoaky.
	10:54pm Mr Fab: hearing Rodney Bingenheimer play the Manson and Beach Boys versions back-to-back was a jaw-dropping moment of my youth. It was like: there goes the wholesome "America's Band" image that they were developing for themselves during the Reagan era.
	10:56pm Kat in Chicago: This is pre-Cher?
	10:57pm Aitch: Cherly not
	10:57pm Rich in Washington: I think this record came out at the same time as their hits but I think he was trying to do a solo thing contemporaneously.
	10:57pm Zipperhead7: Sonny should have hooked up with Charlie. Both offer trenchant social commentary, as this track evidences
	10:57pm Rich in Washington: No doubt!
	10:57pm Mr Fab: No Kat, they had been together for some years at this point
	10:58pm Kat in Chicago: I thought so
	10:58pm Rich in Washington: I always picture 60s Sonny as going 'what's Bob Dylan got that I ain't got?'
	10:58pm Mr Fab: Sonny's bio talks about his work with Phil Spector, but apparently he was one guy that Phil did pull a gun on.
	10:59pm Aitch: Ta for show Rich.
	10:59pm Mr Fab: did NOT pull a gun on
	10:59pm Kat in Chicago: Sitars and harmonica bleats
	10:59pm Rich in Washington: Thanks everybody! Thanks for listening and commenting!
	11:00pm Zipperhead7: That's some harp playing. Like the guy I saw on the 1 train who had a harmonica in his mouth and inhaled and exhaled through it. Great show, Rich!!!
	11:00pm Kat in Chicago: Holy crap it's that time. Thanks, Rich!
	11:00pm ultradamno: Yeah, the first S&C record is from 65
	11:01pm Scott67: Thanks Rick! Your Showhas been a fucken great soundtrack. While workin on my Land Rover mate! Hence me not being chatty. 👍😎🍻
	11:01pm ironybread: Thanks again Rich, brilliant work as always
	11:01pm Derek Westerholm: Thanks Rich!
	11:01pm ultradamno: Sonny had a way with people, no one would pull a gun on him...he had less luck with trees.
	11:03pm Pauly from Clifton: Thank you, Rich!
	11:03pm Mr Fab: No worries Rich, you did great.
	11:03pm Derek Westerholm: Great night o'music!
	11:04pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Rich!
	11:05pm Scott67: Rich*** fucken machines!!
	11:05pm Rich in Washington: Nighty night everybody!

Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from March 25, 2022

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