WFMU: Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from April 15, 2022

Listener comments!
	8:00pm Don-O: Woof, Rich!!
	8:00pm ultradamno: Rich! Diggocrates!
	8:00pm MHLee: Something terrible is happening
	8:01pm Fluffy McFlufffluff: Waf Waf Rich! What a segway... I heard myself bark!!
	8:01pm Cp304: good evening Rich and peoples
	8:01pm Aitch: Hey Diggers
	8:01pm Sonderangebot: Happy Easter, Rich!
	8:01pm Will the Sound Guy: Hi Rich and all!!!
	8:01pm Scott67: G'day Rich & Crater of Filth! 🍻😎🤙🩲
	8:01pm Rich in Washington: Hi everyone!
	8:01pm sufferwords: I was working boom on Suburbia
	8:02pm Otis: Riiiiiiich! Hey Hey!!
	8:02pm Aitch: I wonder if there was an ancient scholar named Digoctrates?
	8:03pm Mr Fab: something happenin' is happening
	8:03pm Rich in Washington: How's everybody doing tonight?
	8:03pm Aitch: Friends with Otistotle?
	8:04pm Scott67: Megaman is hanging out for the long weekend.
	8:05pm ironybread: a) moment of panic b) Googles it c) no, Todd isn't dead
	8:05pm MHLee: This must me be the Beatles side of Todd Rundgren I've heard about
	8:05pm Scott67: Ultraman! Commercial Auto Correct!!
	8:05pm ultradamno: Hope you've all had a better friday than that "it is finished" guy I keep hearing about...
	8:06pm Otis: Moving into the kitchen with the speaker, fixing up up some comfort food tacos tonight.
	8:07pm ironybread: I may not be finished but it sure feels like it. Wiped out on bike. Current excruciating pain areas include: both wrists, right elbow, right shoulder, left scapula (for some reason). Also chain wrapped around axle of bike but that's not a pain point, bikes can't feel.
	8:08pm Kat in Chicago: oh shit, ironybread! is medical attention indicated?
	8:08pm MHLee: @Otis Since slow transit I've moved from my own coach to my mother's coach
	8:10pm MHLee: @ironybread youch!
	8:10pm Rich in Washington: Aw crap, ironybread! I'm sorry! Hope you're OK!
	8:10pm ultradamno: RIP Chris Bailey...possibly my favorite song from my favorite Saints record
	8:11pm Aitch: scorching track
	8:11pm Ike: Potatoes!!!
	8:11pm Scott67: Welcome to my world of pain ironybread!! my ribs only recently mended after my bike prang! Gravity gets stronger as we age, I'm sure of it!! 🍻😎🤙
	8:11pm Will the Sound Guy: Damn ironybread, I hope you heal up soon!
	8:12pm Rich in Washington: for some reason only recently struck but the Stooge like qualities of this song.
	8:13pm Kat in Chicago: I agree about the gravity, Scott
	8:13pm Will the Sound Guy: RIP Chris Bailey, the Saints are soo awesome!!!
	8:13pm Ike: Beel fetter soon, Ironybread!
	8:14pm Mr Fab: OUCH, Ironybread, sorry to hear that. NOW how will you get to Circus Liquor?!
	8:14pm Rich in Washington: Chris Bailey really IS a saint now.
	8:14pm ultradamno: Hopefully not stranded, being a ghost is no way to be...
	8:15pm Aitch: There's a wealth of Ed Kuepper stuff, Laughing Clowns etc post Saints, he's still going hard
	8:15pm sufferwords: ha i just recovered from displaced fracture of scapula and multiple broken ribs- i was creamed by a bicyclist
	8:15pm Rich in Washington: Laughing Clowns are the shit. So good!
	8:16pm Rich in Washington: Nobody go out. It's too dangerous. Stay home and do or listen to radio shows.
	8:16pm Aitch: Check Laughing Clowns track Eternally Yours for eg
	8:17pm Kat in Chicago: oh no, sufferwords! in certain areas of Chicago people ride on the sidewalk even though it's illegal, they've hit me before :( glad you are better now at least
	8:17pm Kat in Chicago: good advice, Rich
	8:18pm Rich in Washington: I will, Aitch. I am not super familiar with their oeuvre but what little I've heard I've liked plenty.
	8:18pm MHLee: @Kat in Chicago people always ride on the sidewalk here, the one road with bike lanes is unsafe for numerous reasons
	8:19pm ironybread: "And what? Give up showbiz?" - Phil Proctor after falling off the stage at the end of act 1 of a Firesign Theatre show, Ashland, Oregon, 6/25/2010
	8:19pm Rich in Washington: @MHLee: That's when you closeline someone and yell "It's called sideWALK!'
	8:20pm Rich in Washington: BTW, MHLee - welcome to the Jungle! Feel free to put linkage to your show here!
	8:20pm ironybread: #KidsInTheHallForever
	8:21pm Rich in Washington: I know! I'm such a KITH dork!
	8:23pm ironybread: Rich is right, folks: #StayHome #MakeRadio
	8:25pm MHLee: @Rich in Washington Thanks Rich! I'm not debuting for a few weeks yet.
	8:26pm Rich in Washington: are you on the schedule yet?
	8:26pm ultradamno: No Prehistoric Sounds in the house?
	8:27pm Rich in Washington: No! I haven't got it! Sadly!
	8:27pm Rich in Washington: I've I had my shit together, I prolly shoulda looked for it on the naughty web.
	8:28pm Aitch: Saints do a smashing River Deep Mountain High
	8:30pm ultradamno: Matt played it on World Weekly Blues the other day.
	8:31pm Rich in Washington: Got it cued up, Aitch.
	8:31pm sufferwords: I wore out Eternally Yours upon release - and always go back to it- perfect album HORNS!!!!!
	8:32pm Aitch: You're a wonderful person Rich
	8:32pm Rich in Washington: Still treasure my beat up copy of Eternally Yours.
	8:32pm MHLee: @Rich in Washington I'll be on Fridays 8-9 AM
	8:33pm Scott67: Special Aitch!🍻😎🤙
	8:33pm Rich in Washington: Aw, Aitch.
	8:33pm MHLee: This is great. I love the Deep Purple version but this rocks. Reminds me of Freakbear.
	8:33pm ironybread: #LenaZavaroni
	8:33pm Rich in Washington: Oh, that's cool MHLee! Friday's rockin' solid from the AM to the PM again!
	8:34pm ultradamno: I'd think A Minor Aversion would have fit a blues show format too...without being a cover
	8:34pm ultradamno: ...just come to think of it, is all.
	8:34pm Rich in Washington: I closed last week's show with Deep Purple, to the possible consternation of my dear listeners.
	8:36pm Rich in Washington: was interesting to watch the Radio Birdman doc and to hear them slag The Saints. I guess they didn't quite have
	8:37pm ultradamno: I can remember Lubricated Goat slagging Radio Birdman, it all goes around...
	8:37pm sufferwords: the Deep Purple ruled
	8:38pm ultradamno: ...I seem to recall Babes In Toyland having small issues with Lubricated Goat also....
	8:38pm ironybread: oh yes...trust me, I think of that bit every time I go riding
	8:38pm ironybread: and there's a NEW SERIES OF K.I.T.H. coming, so watch it, I mean now, even before it airs, watch it right this second
	8:39pm Aitch: Bon Scott AC/DC still in full flight at that stage here too. Could be a noisy night out
	8:39pm ultradamno: I remember some kids doing that to a bike cop to get the free hat.
	8:40pm ultradamno: ...and Angels, the Cheap Trick of AC/DCs
	8:40pm MHLee: Does Radio Lost and Found play tracks by unknown artists? One of my past times is songs of unknown origin.
	8:41pm Rich in Washington: I have in the past played mystery tapes, unlabeled Record-O-Disc type records, yes.
	8:42pm Rich in Washington: The name was mainly in reference to stuff I'd recently found - I was a much more prolific cratedigger and thrifter when I started that show some decade and a half ago. Now I never leave home in case I am closelined by some maniac.
	8:43pm MHLee: There's a community that's arisen around a song given the name "The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet"... we have a likely station, country, and decade and that's it... I mean we also have radio logs and everything but haven't found it
	8:44pm MHLee: https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/most-mysterious-song-on-the-internet-885106/
	8:45pm Rich in Washington: ugh. the surface noise on this. I need to find a better copy of this. It's actually quite clean and unworn but possibly a bad pressing?
	8:49pm Zipperhead7: Hi Rich and Lungers! Sittin' here sipping on a highball glass filled with the milk of human kindness
	8:50pm Rich in Washington: Hi Zipperhead7! How many kind humans did you have to milk to fill a... Oh, never mind!
	8:52pm Zipperhead7: When i was a kid and saw cans of condensed Pet Milk on the shelves, I thought they milked dogs and cats
	8:52pm Rich in Washington: I think I've read about that, MHLee! That was fascinating. I used to tape loads of stuff of the radio as a teen and my whole DJ 'career' has been solving my personal mystery songs one-by-one. In fact, I've got one of them cued up tonight.
	8:53pm Rich in Washington: I remember being told that 'missionaries in some African nation and the baby food jar' urban legend as a kid and falling for it.
	8:56pm Scott67: I prefer my baby meat fresh & free range.
	8:57pm Will the Sound Guy: diggin the tunes Rich!!!
	8:57pm Rich in Washington: LOL Scott67! Hi Will!
	8:59pm ultradamno: Dave Foley is a flat earther...unless being around Joe Rogan just brings stuff like that out of people. I hope Maura Tierney doesn't start talking about pizzagate any time soon.
	9:01pm MHLee: This is great stuff here, like a deep cut of Pink Floyd
	9:02pm Rich in Washington: It really is. I'm trying to find out more information about this artist. A DJ friend who played this back in the day says Lewis went on to work in TV production.
	9:03pm MHLee: @ultradamno I have so much to say about how Joe Rogan's cult of masculinity brings the freaks out but that's best for a different place
	9:06pm Rich in Washington: I always say that people like Rogan are a good example why anyone who needs a guru should be avoided like the plague.
	9:07pm Rich in Washington: and I've always taken to heart what Robert Anton Wilson used to say "disciples are just free floating assholes looking for a human to attach themselves to"
	9:09pm ultradamno: It would be easier to take if it all weren't couched in "this is how you do free thinking, sheeple" posturing
	9:09pm MHLee: @Rich in Washington I'll see if he's in the acid archives
	9:10pm Zipperhead7: One of the funniest things I've heard lately was Gary's reaction on this week's Bodega Pop when he used Ndee Naldinho's Presidente as fill music
	9:10pm Scott67: They're like molusces that congregate around Ocean Sewage Outfall Pipes.
	9:10pm Rich in Washington: Gary's show is ace.
	9:11pm MHLee: Imagine what L. Ron Hubbard could do with a podcast
	9:11pm ultradamno: All the Oscars would be is a slap orgy
	9:12pm Rich in Washington: shudder
	9:13pm Zipperhead7: Or a Frances E. Dec podcast
	9:13pm Rich in Washington: Rogan is just Jim Jones with a better understanding of his bottom line: don't kill all your followers as long as they're still lucrative.
	9:13pm ironybread: The only reason to re-watch "Wall Street" #TheSoundtrack
	9:14pm Rich in Washington: God. We don't HAVE to - there are a million miserable little Francis Decs out there now.
	9:16pm MHLee: Millions of miserable little decs is a great concept for an industrial album
	9:18pm Zipperhead7: Or Joe Pyne -- he started an interview with Frank Zappa by saying "So I guess your long hair makes you a woman." Zappa replied "So I guess your wooden leg makes you a table."
	9:18pm MHLee: I think it was Moorcock's Starship Stormtroopers essay that really opened my eyes to how Scientology isn't some weird thing that found support but a grift that succeeded because it already had support
	9:18pm Scott67: Beer & leftover pizza time!! who wants? 🍻😎🤙🍕
	9:18pm Rich in Washington: ME SCOTT! Are you back at Trash Cult yet?
	9:21pm ultradamno: Noisextra podcast this week talked some about the peripheral connections Manson and the Process Church had to Scientology. William S Burrough dabbled but quickly spotted their authoritarian streak.
	9:22pm Scott67: Catch Rich! 🍺😎🤙💨🍺🍕 No TRASH CULT ain't open til next Friday mate!☠️
	9:23pm ironybread: "Jesus, I haven't gotten any in a week. Help me out man. It'll only take five minutes"
	9:24pm Zipperhead7: I think the Processers sued Ed Sanders to pull all of his unflattering comments about them out of the second edition of "The Family"
	9:25pm ultradamno: Zeros, Weirdos, DMZ, Voidoids... @Zip Yep. They talk about that too. Maybe UK versions still have it?
	9:26pm MHLee: @ultradamno I have the process church book Love, Sex, Fear, Death: The Inside Story of The Process Church of the Final Judgment by the ex-members... they argue Manson's connection is not real, bad journalism by Ed Sanders... they do talk about associating with other very bad figures though...
	9:26pm Uncle Michael: Hey, Rich...and CDL-diggers.
	9:27pm Rich in Washington: Uncle Michael! You're just in time!
	9:27pm MHLee: @Zipperhead7 They did and I think won in the states and lost in the UK or vice versa
	9:27pm Uncle Michael: When am I not?
	9:28pm Rich in Washington: I remember reading a bit about the Manson/Process nexus in Ed Sanders' wonderful book The Family. Probably other Manson books. I'm embarrassed to admit I've read quite a lot of them.
	9:28pm Zipperhead7: I wouldn't want to belong to any organization headed by someone named Roger DeGrimston
	9:29pm ultradamno: Yeah, he's in the Death thingy they did, I think that's about the extent of it. He did say he was "clear" though... But always worth remembering Charlie wasn't a reliable source about anything
	9:31pm ultradamno: The Son Of Sam thing on Netflix makes a case for those murders being a larger Process related conspiracy.
	9:31pm MHLee: Well like you Rich... I like industrial and the Process and Satanism and all this occult stuff exists in related weird world of politics, music, and ofiscation
	9:34pm Aitch: Let the dice decide
	9:35pm Rich in Washington: I find streaming service crime series really irritating. They're highly dubious and also everything's in the service of stretching a story which could be told in the space of a conventional documentary over several episodes. But never let the truth get in the way of a good screenplay or a million dollar deal.
	9:36pm ultradamno: That gets into post-EST Rheinhart. Which gave us all a good Fall song.
	9:37pm Rich in Washington: It's weird how the internet and social media has gone from giving people tools for critical thinking and reason (and - GASP - empathy) to turning people into a bunch of superstitious fools easily led around by nutjobs with megaphones.
	9:37pm ultradamno: The Catching Killers series at least mostly keeps it to one killer per episode (or two at most), plus all the detectives always seem so sad.
	9:39pm Zipperhead7: Speaking of creepy-crawlies -- the Deep Purple track we heard on here a couple of weeks ago ripped off "Bombay Calling" by It's a Beautiful Day - which was written by Bobby Beausoleil when he was in the Orkustra. www.youtube.com...
	9:39pm MHLee: @Rich in Washington So, I'm young enough that if my parents didn't hide 9/11 it would have been the defining crime in my life... but I don't remember it because they did... so instead Columbine... which I was not old enough to remember but constantly was brought up is that I think.... and the false narrative peddling in service to stories there is mind blowing
	9:40pm MHLee: @Zipperhead7 Oh, so you heard Sweet Child in Time... wonderful ripoff though
	9:40pm Rich in Washington: <insert Bill Hicks' 'eyes of fear' bit here>
	9:40pm ultradamno: I did like their Wuornos one, if only putting a pin in the feminist revisionism of movies like Monster and showing for the bottom feeding grifter with no impulse control she actually was.
	9:41pm Rich in Washington: Wournos, the film by Nick Bromfield?
	9:42pm ultradamno: No, I was talking about the Catching Killers episode about her.
	9:43pm Rich in Washington: I'm watching these weird YouTube interview series called Soft White Underbelly and their weirdly engaging. Kinda hard to stop watching even though the subject matter can be somewhat repellent or off-putting. Kicks, they keep getting harder to find...
	9:43pm ultradamno: I'm old enough that Watergate is probably the defining crime of my life...my great grandmother's caretaker complaining they pre-empted the soaps for the hearings.
	9:44pm MHLee: I don't consume very much true crime.... though Disgraceland on Amazon music is really good
	9:45pm ultradamno: Though I do vividly remember seeing the Helter Skelter TV movie in a motel on a family vacation RESIDENTS!!
	9:45pm abbazabba: Hi Rich and diggers!
	9:46pm Rich in Washington: That's funny, ultra! I used to spend summers at my grandparents and I remember them having the hearings on all day. I think my grandfather wanted me (4 years old or so) to watch it with him.
	9:46pm ultradamno: Not Available....my favorite!
	9:46pm MHLee: Not available
	9:46pm Feldy: Hey Rich!
	9:46pm Rich in Washington: Hi abbazabba!
	9:46pm Rich in Washington: Hi Feldy!
	9:47pm MHLee: I think 4th Reich and Roll is my favorite
	9:47pm Rich in Washington: I remember Helter Skelter being one of those TV movies where I was bummed because my parents forbid me from watching it and all the kids were talking about it at school the following days.
	9:48pm Rich in Washington: I just had my ancient copy of Third Reich and Roll out today to sample something from it.
	9:48pm Zipperhead7: Someone gave me a t-shirt that had a picture of Charlie captioned "I could have your head in a box."
	9:48pm Aitch: Not real, but the last half hour of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood made me laugh a lot
	9:49pm MHLee: @Rich in Washington I've seen that movie, and honestly liked it. Manson's birthplace is 2 towns over... I believe the house still stands and everything
	9:49pm Rich in Washington: I still haven't seen that, Aitch. Should I?
	9:49pm ultradamno: Reich is great..but there's something about the nexus of Not Available, Fingerprince, Vileness Fats and even Duck Stab that is the apex for me.
	9:50pm Rich in Washington: that's really peak Residents, right there.
	9:50pm Aitch: Yes Rich, slow start, but epic finish
	9:51pm MHLee: @ultradamno I do love the horns on Tourniquet of Roses
	9:51pm Rich in Washington: Maybe I'll watch it right after this show.
	9:52pm ultradamno: (I don't say "even" Duck Stab like it's less so much as the some of the more "songs" on Fingerprince seems to point to it)
	9:53pm MHLee: Duckstab is the fan favorite so it's embarrassing to praise
	9:54pm Aitch: Duck Stab and Commercial album my go-tos, but all that era mind bending
	9:54pm MHLee: The commercial album is great.
	9:56pm Rich in Washington: I do have a soft spot for Mark of the Mole.
	9:56pm Aitch: 40 1 minute songs, just a verse and a chorus. The listener was supposed to tape each track 3 times for the perfect 3 minute pop song, and you got 40 of them. Hence the name according to Homer Flynn
	9:58pm ultradamno: Commercial Album is one that grows in estimation almost every time I hear or think about it....I think there's a lot of Yasuaki Shimizu's commercial scores influence in it too. @Aitch or use the repeat on the CD player...
	10:00pm ultradamno: I have an autographed Mark Of The Mole "Mr. Resident, Resident, A Resident".... twitter.com...
	10:00pm Aitch: in 1980?
	10:01pm MHLee: @Aitch Flynn autobiography is free on his site. Worth a read
	10:02pm ultradamno: Well, not then, but I think it comes up in the pREServed ed liner notes...
	10:02pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow.I didn't know there was one. I need to read it. I have had the fortune to have interviewed Homer twice over the years. He's a nice gent.
	10:03pm Rich in Washington: I think the passing of Hardy was an end of an era.
	10:04pm Aitch: When the hood came off and we found out who they were.
	10:05pm ultradamno: Yeah, and Randy stepping down too...there were always other singers here and there, but he was the voice.
	10:05pm ultradamno: Plus, I love how he throws spitballs at the management over the NFTs
	10:06pm MHLee: I think when they did the EYE AM A RESIDENT project they were looking for the next collective
	10:07pm MHLee: @ultradamno wait I saw the nuts, what side was taken by who?
	10:08pm MHLee: Nfts autocorrected to nuts
	10:09pm Cp304: is this some puppet master ish? sorry i've been listenin while i can
	10:09pm Rich in Washington: Wait, who saw WHOSE NUTS?
	10:09pm Mr Fab: Ah, Tom Recchion of the LAFMS - his old show on a Pacifica station was some mind-blowing avant-tarde radio. Was talking to him about doing a show for Sheena’s until he drifted off, as they sometimes do…
	10:09pm Rich in Washington: Hi Cp304! Hi Mr. Fab!
	10:10pm ultradamno: @MHLee An example of Randy's position twitter.com...
	10:11pm Cp304: hey Rich, i've had ya blastin upstairs, but I benn doin the doins down yonder..
	10:11pm Rich in Washington: Recchion's new stuff is pretty cool. Also reissuing older stuff. Maybe too many irons in the fire to commit to a radio show again.
	10:11pm ultradamno: The Residents side was they needed some scratch so came up with these things, Randy has repeatedly offered to venmo them money to stop.
	10:11pm MHLee: @ultradamno ah... the NFT comments the management gave on Facebook was priceless
	10:12pm MHLee: "LOOK, IT'S CLEAR YOU'RE PISSED, WE ARE CHOOSING THE MOST ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY NFTS"
	10:13pm ultradamno: At the same time, their Bandcamp is like a graveyard of unavailable title listings
	10:14pm Rich in Washington: It's funny. As long as I can recall, the Residents/Ralph would sell you anything from their studio. I remember them auctioning off stuff in their mail order catalogs all the time - instruments, uncut slicks from LP covers, etc. It was pretty cool.
	10:15pm MHLee: Oh yeah look at that... I'm never thought of supporting them on bandcamp... I bought them on amazon... I guess they always hit me as too big for bandcamp
	10:16pm Rich in Washington: I still have the paper turntable slipmats that came with my first ever Ralph order. they're framed right above where I'm DJing at this very moment.
	10:16pm ultradamno: I have theatrical poster for Hello Skinny I got that way.
	10:16pm MHLee: I just bought the full cd and book for the music of dying dog... best residents output in decades imo
	10:17pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow. That's awesome.
	10:17pm MHLee: A bit tom waits tho I don't mind
	10:17pm ultradamno: (@Ugly Grey Theater, I think)
	10:18pm Rich in Washington: I should check their recent stuff out. I sorta lost track of them sometime around High Horses. I remember getting some promo stuff the first time I interviewed Homer but sort of lost track.
	10:18pm Rich in Washington: This Gallo track is better than I'd anticipated.
	10:19pm ultradamno: Yeah, or straight from Cherry Red seems to be their preferred way. I wonder if the postage from them has skyrocked, since I'm not interested in an expanded Gingerbread Man or Wormwood, it's been awhile... www.cherryred.co.uk...
	10:20pm ultradamno: I don't have that blues record, but that track with Black Francis that got played a lot around the time was pretty good
	10:20pm Rich in Washington: The early Resident reissues on MVD should be avoided at all costs, unless they've addressed some horrible mastering issues since.
	10:23pm ultradamno: The craziest are the tracks from Night Music...on the Cube E one I guess. It honestly sounds like it was recorded with a portable cassette player off the television speakers...just line in recording from the Icky Flix DVD would have better, it would have to be!
	10:24pm ultradamno: (well, one track, Plains To Mexico)
	10:35pm MHLee: Cube is wild as is
	10:39pm Scott67: Fuck yes Rich! 🤘😎🍻☠️
	10:47pm Aitch: goin off
	10:48pm Aitch: Have you heard any Spiderbait Rich?
	10:49pm Rich in Washington: No. I have not!
	10:49pm Aitch: I'll stick a few links on your FB
	10:52pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Aitch!
	10:52pm MHLee: Well time for me to read more on the process church
	10:58pm ultradamno: And that's what happens when you're satanists AND celibate
	10:59pm ultradamno: ...but nice to animals, though.
	10:59pm Zipperhead7: This set is CRANKED! How to go to bed now? I'll be dreaming about the Circe Order of Dog Blood
	11:00pm Aitch: Fine show Rich, thank you
	11:00pm sufferwords: always dope
	11:00pm Kat in Chicago: Thanks, Rich!
	11:00pm MHLee: @ultradamno The celibacy was for the layman... the upper echelons had directed joyless orgy apparently
	11:01pm MHLee: Thanks Rich, this was a great show
	11:02pm ultradamno: So, like Republicans?
	11:02pm Scott67: Thanks Rich! Ripper Show mate!! 🍻😎🤙📻
	11:04pm ironybread: thanks again Rich
	11:05pm Mr Fab: Couldn’t chat much but dug the soundz !
	11:05pm sufferwords: Wei Wi Xu Em and Hao esq.
	11:09pm WR: Thank you Rich!
	11:10pm Rich in Washington: Thanks everybody! I'll clean up this mess now!

Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from April 15, 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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April 15, 2022: From a land of grass without mirrors

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Flea / Penelope Spheeris	"Happy Easter, Asshole!"	Suburbia	New World Pictures	1984			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Todd Rundgren	International Feel "International Feel" by "Todd Rundgren"	International Feel 7"	Bearsville	1974			0:02:20 (Pop-up)

The Saints	Know Your Product "Know Your Product" by "The Saints"	Eternally Yours	Harvest	1978		St. Chris Bailey - (1957 - 2022)	0:08:29 (Pop-up)
The Saints	(I'm) Stranded "(I'm) Stranded" by "The Saints"	(I'm) Stranded	EMI	1977			0:11:23 (Pop-up)
The Saints	Lost and Found "Lost and Found" by "The Saints"	Eternally Yours	Harvest	1978			0:14:51 (Pop-up)
The Saints	One Way Street "One Way Street" by "The Saints"	(I'm) Stranded	EMI	1977			0:18:32 (Pop-up)
The Saints	This Perfect Day "This Perfect Day" by "The Saints"	Eternally Yours	Harvest	1978			0:21:24 (Pop-up)
The Saints	Erotic Neurotic "Erotic Neurotic" by "The Saints"	(I'm) Stranded	EMI	1977			0:23:49 (Pop-up)
The Saints	Demolition Girl "Demolition Girl" by "The Saints"	(I'm) Stranded	EMI	1977			0:27:51 (Pop-up)
The Saints	Orstralia "Orstralia" by "The Saints"	Eternally Yours	Harvest	1978			0:29:32 (Pop-up)
The Saints	River Deep Mountain High	Eternally Yours	Harvest	1978			0:31:55 (Pop-up)
Kids In The Hall	Dear Guy I Closelined As You Went By On Your Bike...						0:36:22 (Pop-up)

Randy Lewis	Dreams Within A Dream	Dreams Within A Dream b/w Mechanized Man	Heat Warp Records	1981	7"		0:40:21 (Pop-up)
Patrick Burke	Target / Atoms / Tirade (1981)	Stumptown Underground: Portland OR in the 80s	WFMU	2018		Tony Coulter's 2018 Premium	0:48:06 (Pop-up)
Randy Lewis	Mechanized Man "Mechanized Man" by "Randy Lewis"	Dreams Within A Dream b/w Mechanized Man	Heat Warp Records	1981	7"		0:56:46 (Pop-up)
Savant	Stationary Dance "Stationary Dance" by "Savant"	Artificial Dance	RVNG Intl.	2015		Orig. released 1981	1:02:59 (Pop-up)
Bill Laswell	Upright Man "Upright Man" by "Bill Laswell"	Baselines	Elektra Musician	1983			1:07:07 (Pop-up)
Brian Eno & David Byrne	Mea Culpa	My Life in the Bush of Ghosts	Nonesuch	2006		remixed, remastered edition	1:11:06 (Pop-up)
Craig Leon	She Wears a Hemispherical Skull Cap	Nommos / Visiting - Anthology Of Interplanetary Folk Music Vol. 1	RVNG Intl.	2014		Nommos originally issued on John Fahey's Takoma label in 1981	1:15:48 (Pop-up)

Attack Of The Comps! vol. XIV: Film Noir - American Style - Part One: American Contributions
Doo-Dooettes	Zombi "Zombi" by "Doo-Dooettes"	V/A - Film Noir - American Style	Ding Dong Records and Tapes	1984			1:26:44 (Pop-up)
The Fibonaccis	Looking For Eddie "Looking For Eddie" by "The Fibonaccis"	V/A - Film Noir - American Style	Ding Dong Records and Tapes	1984			1:29:24 (Pop-up)
Craig Leon	Eye Of The Hurricane "Eye Of The Hurricane" by "Craig Leon"	V/A - Film Noir - American Style	Ding Dong Records and Tapes	1984			1:34:11 (Pop-up)
Kerry Leimer	A Spiritual Life "A Spiritual Life" by "Kerry Leimer"	V/A - Film Noir - American Style	Ding Dong Records and Tapes	1984		K. Leimer was the artist behind the Savant track played earlier.	1:37:33 (Pop-up)
Port Said	Countdown To Midnight "Countdown To Midnight" by "Port Said"	V/A - Film Noir - American Style	Ding Dong Records and Tapes	1984			1:40:47 (Pop-up)
The Residents	Edweena "Edweena" by "The Residents"	V/A - Film Noir - American Style	Ding Dong Records and Tapes	1984			1:44:43 (Pop-up)
Naux	The Deepest Parts "The Deepest Parts" by "Naux"	V/A - Film Noir - American Style	Ding Dong Records and Tapes	1984			1:50:13 (Pop-up)
Richard Bone	Far From Yesterday Part 1 & 2	V/A - Film Noir - American Style	Ding Dong Records and Tapes	1984			1:53:56 (Pop-up)
Voice Farm	12th Street "12th Street" by "Voice Farm"	V/A - Film Noir - American Style	Ding Dong Records and Tapes	1984			2:01:04 (Pop-up)
Tom Recchion	Limelight "Limelight" by "Tom Recchion"	V/A - Film Noir - American Style	Ding Dong Records and Tapes	1984			2:03:26 (Pop-up)
Bomis Prendin	Hell's Little Ransom	V/A - Film Noir - American Style	Ding Dong Records and Tapes	1984			2:07:22 (Pop-up)
The Ghostwriters	The Middle Distance	V/A - Film Noir - American Style	Ding Dong Records and Tapes	1984			2:10:21 (Pop-up)
Vincent Gallo	The Killer's Kiss "The Killer's Kiss" by "Vincent Gallo"	V/A - Film Noir - American Style	Ding Dong Records and Tapes	1984			2:14:54 (Pop-up)

The Parasites of the Western World	Chemicals	Stumptown Underground: Portland OR in the 80s	WFMU	2018		Tony Coulter's 2018 Premium	2:24:54 (Pop-up)
A Rancid Vat	Cranium Casserole / Puke on My Face	Stumptown Underground: Portland OR in the 80s	WFMU	2018		Tony Coulter's 2018 Premium	2:28:46 (Pop-up)
Pagans	A Street Where Nobody Lives	Buried Alive	Treehouse Records	1986			2:35:24 (Pop-up)
No Trend	Family Style "Family Style" by "No Trend"	Too Many Humans	No T	1983			2:37:04 (Pop-up)
Hüsker Dü	What's Going On? "What's Going On?" by "Hüsker Dü"	Zen Arcade	SST Records	1985			2:40:05 (Pop-up)
Flipper	Living For The Depression	Generic Flipper	Subterranean Records	1982			2:44:24 (Pop-up)
Melvins	Lexicon Devil "Lexicon Devil" by "Melvins"	Lizzy 7"	Atlantic	1994			2:45:47 (Pop-up)
Poison Idea	Up Front "Up Front" by "Poison Idea"	14 Songs For Greg Sage and the Wipers	Tim Kerr Records	1992			2:47:26 (Pop-up)
Mission Of Burma	Academy Fight Song	Academy Fight Song	Ace Of Hearts Records	1980			2:50:09 (Pop-up)
Die Kreuzen	Mannequin "Mannequin" by "Die Kreuzen"	Die Kreuzen	Touch and Go	1984			2:53:12 (Pop-up)
Pagans	Dead End America "Dead End America" by "Pagans"	Buried Alive	Treehouse Records	1986			2:54:27 (Pop-up)
Psychic TV	Untitled "Untitled" by "Psychic TV"	Force The Hand Of Chance					2:56:43 (Pop-up)
Todd Rundgren	Le Feel Internacionale	A Wizard, A True Star	Bearsville	1974			2:57:44 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:00pm Don-O: Woof, Rich!!
	8:00pm ultradamno: Rich! Diggocrates!
	8:00pm MHLee: Something terrible is happening
	8:01pm Fluffy McFlufffluff: Waf Waf Rich! What a segway... I heard myself bark!!
	8:01pm Cp304: good evening Rich and peoples
	8:01pm Aitch: Hey Diggers
	8:01pm Sonderangebot: Happy Easter, Rich!
	8:01pm Will the Sound Guy: Hi Rich and all!!!
	8:01pm Scott67: G'day Rich & Crater of Filth! 🍻😎🤙🩲
	8:01pm Rich in Washington: Hi everyone!
	8:01pm sufferwords: I was working boom on Suburbia
	8:02pm Otis: Riiiiiiich! Hey Hey!!
	8:02pm Aitch: I wonder if there was an ancient scholar named Digoctrates?
	8:03pm Mr Fab: something happenin' is happening
	8:03pm Rich in Washington: How's everybody doing tonight?
	8:03pm Aitch: Friends with Otistotle?
	8:04pm Scott67: Megaman is hanging out for the long weekend.
	8:05pm ironybread: a) moment of panic b) Googles it c) no, Todd isn't dead
	8:05pm MHLee: This must me be the Beatles side of Todd Rundgren I've heard about
	8:05pm Scott67: Ultraman! Commercial Auto Correct!!
	8:05pm ultradamno: Hope you've all had a better friday than that "it is finished" guy I keep hearing about...
	8:06pm Otis: Moving into the kitchen with the speaker, fixing up up some comfort food tacos tonight.
	8:07pm ironybread: I may not be finished but it sure feels like it. Wiped out on bike. Current excruciating pain areas include: both wrists, right elbow, right shoulder, left scapula (for some reason). Also chain wrapped around axle of bike but that's not a pain point, bikes can't feel.
	8:08pm Kat in Chicago: oh shit, ironybread! is medical attention indicated?
	8:08pm MHLee: @Otis Since slow transit I've moved from my own coach to my mother's coach
	8:10pm MHLee: @ironybread youch!
	8:10pm Rich in Washington: Aw crap, ironybread! I'm sorry! Hope you're OK!
	8:10pm ultradamno: RIP Chris Bailey...possibly my favorite song from my favorite Saints record
	8:11pm Aitch: scorching track
	8:11pm Ike: Potatoes!!!
	8:11pm Scott67: Welcome to my world of pain ironybread!! my ribs only recently mended after my bike prang! Gravity gets stronger as we age, I'm sure of it!! 🍻😎🤙
	8:11pm Will the Sound Guy: Damn ironybread, I hope you heal up soon!
	8:12pm Rich in Washington: for some reason only recently struck but the Stooge like qualities of this song.
	8:13pm Kat in Chicago: I agree about the gravity, Scott
	8:13pm Will the Sound Guy: RIP Chris Bailey, the Saints are soo awesome!!!
	8:13pm Ike: Beel fetter soon, Ironybread!
	8:14pm Mr Fab: OUCH, Ironybread, sorry to hear that. NOW how will you get to Circus Liquor?!
	8:14pm Rich in Washington: Chris Bailey really IS a saint now.
	8:14pm ultradamno: Hopefully not stranded, being a ghost is no way to be...
	8:15pm Aitch: There's a wealth of Ed Kuepper stuff, Laughing Clowns etc post Saints, he's still going hard
	8:15pm sufferwords: ha i just recovered from displaced fracture of scapula and multiple broken ribs- i was creamed by a bicyclist
	8:15pm Rich in Washington: Laughing Clowns are the shit. So good!
	8:16pm Rich in Washington: Nobody go out. It's too dangerous. Stay home and do or listen to radio shows.
	8:16pm Aitch: Check Laughing Clowns track Eternally Yours for eg
	8:17pm Kat in Chicago: oh no, sufferwords! in certain areas of Chicago people ride on the sidewalk even though it's illegal, they've hit me before :( glad you are better now at least
	8:17pm Kat in Chicago: good advice, Rich
	8:18pm Rich in Washington: I will, Aitch. I am not super familiar with their oeuvre but what little I've heard I've liked plenty.
	8:18pm MHLee: @Kat in Chicago people always ride on the sidewalk here, the one road with bike lanes is unsafe for numerous reasons
	8:19pm ironybread: "And what? Give up showbiz?" - Phil Proctor after falling off the stage at the end of act 1 of a Firesign Theatre show, Ashland, Oregon, 6/25/2010
	8:19pm Rich in Washington: @MHLee: That's when you closeline someone and yell "It's called sideWALK!'
	8:20pm Rich in Washington: BTW, MHLee - welcome to the Jungle! Feel free to put linkage to your show here!
	8:20pm ironybread: #KidsInTheHallForever
	8:21pm Rich in Washington: I know! I'm such a KITH dork!
	8:23pm ironybread: Rich is right, folks: #StayHome #MakeRadio
	8:25pm MHLee: @Rich in Washington Thanks Rich! I'm not debuting for a few weeks yet.
	8:26pm Rich in Washington: are you on the schedule yet?
	8:26pm ultradamno: No Prehistoric Sounds in the house?
	8:27pm Rich in Washington: No! I haven't got it! Sadly!
	8:27pm Rich in Washington: I've I had my shit together, I prolly shoulda looked for it on the naughty web.
	8:28pm Aitch: Saints do a smashing River Deep Mountain High
	8:30pm ultradamno: Matt played it on World Weekly Blues the other day.
	8:31pm Rich in Washington: Got it cued up, Aitch.
	8:31pm sufferwords: I wore out Eternally Yours upon release - and always go back to it- perfect album HORNS!!!!!
	8:32pm Aitch: You're a wonderful person Rich
	8:32pm Rich in Washington: Still treasure my beat up copy of Eternally Yours.
	8:32pm MHLee: @Rich in Washington I'll be on Fridays 8-9 AM
	8:33pm Scott67: Special Aitch!🍻😎🤙
	8:33pm Rich in Washington: Aw, Aitch.
	8:33pm MHLee: This is great. I love the Deep Purple version but this rocks. Reminds me of Freakbear.
	8:33pm ironybread: #LenaZavaroni
	8:33pm Rich in Washington: Oh, that's cool MHLee! Friday's rockin' solid from the AM to the PM again!
	8:34pm ultradamno: I'd think A Minor Aversion would have fit a blues show format too...without being a cover
	8:34pm ultradamno: ...just come to think of it, is all.
	8:34pm Rich in Washington: I closed last week's show with Deep Purple, to the possible consternation of my dear listeners.
	8:36pm Rich in Washington: was interesting to watch the Radio Birdman doc and to hear them slag The Saints. I guess they didn't quite have
	8:37pm ultradamno: I can remember Lubricated Goat slagging Radio Birdman, it all goes around...
	8:37pm sufferwords: the Deep Purple ruled
	8:38pm ultradamno: ...I seem to recall Babes In Toyland having small issues with Lubricated Goat also....
	8:38pm ironybread: oh yes...trust me, I think of that bit every time I go riding
	8:38pm ironybread: and there's a NEW SERIES OF K.I.T.H. coming, so watch it, I mean now, even before it airs, watch it right this second
	8:39pm Aitch: Bon Scott AC/DC still in full flight at that stage here too. Could be a noisy night out
	8:39pm ultradamno: I remember some kids doing that to a bike cop to get the free hat.
	8:40pm ultradamno: ...and Angels, the Cheap Trick of AC/DCs
	8:40pm MHLee: Does Radio Lost and Found play tracks by unknown artists? One of my past times is songs of unknown origin.
	8:41pm Rich in Washington: I have in the past played mystery tapes, unlabeled Record-O-Disc type records, yes.
	8:42pm Rich in Washington: The name was mainly in reference to stuff I'd recently found - I was a much more prolific cratedigger and thrifter when I started that show some decade and a half ago. Now I never leave home in case I am closelined by some maniac.
	8:43pm MHLee: There's a community that's arisen around a song given the name "The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet"... we have a likely station, country, and decade and that's it... I mean we also have radio logs and everything but haven't found it
	8:44pm MHLee: https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/most-mysterious-song-on-the-internet-885106/
	8:45pm Rich in Washington: ugh. the surface noise on this. I need to find a better copy of this. It's actually quite clean and unworn but possibly a bad pressing?
	8:49pm Zipperhead7: Hi Rich and Lungers! Sittin' here sipping on a highball glass filled with the milk of human kindness
	8:50pm Rich in Washington: Hi Zipperhead7! How many kind humans did you have to milk to fill a... Oh, never mind!
	8:52pm Zipperhead7: When i was a kid and saw cans of condensed Pet Milk on the shelves, I thought they milked dogs and cats
	8:52pm Rich in Washington: I think I've read about that, MHLee! That was fascinating. I used to tape loads of stuff of the radio as a teen and my whole DJ 'career' has been solving my personal mystery songs one-by-one. In fact, I've got one of them cued up tonight.
	8:53pm Rich in Washington: I remember being told that 'missionaries in some African nation and the baby food jar' urban legend as a kid and falling for it.
	8:56pm Scott67: I prefer my baby meat fresh & free range.
	8:57pm Will the Sound Guy: diggin the tunes Rich!!!
	8:57pm Rich in Washington: LOL Scott67! Hi Will!
	8:59pm ultradamno: Dave Foley is a flat earther...unless being around Joe Rogan just brings stuff like that out of people. I hope Maura Tierney doesn't start talking about pizzagate any time soon.
	9:01pm MHLee: This is great stuff here, like a deep cut of Pink Floyd
	9:02pm Rich in Washington: It really is. I'm trying to find out more information about this artist. A DJ friend who played this back in the day says Lewis went on to work in TV production.
	9:03pm MHLee: @ultradamno I have so much to say about how Joe Rogan's cult of masculinity brings the freaks out but that's best for a different place
	9:06pm Rich in Washington: I always say that people like Rogan are a good example why anyone who needs a guru should be avoided like the plague.
	9:07pm Rich in Washington: and I've always taken to heart what Robert Anton Wilson used to say "disciples are just free floating assholes looking for a human to attach themselves to"
	9:09pm ultradamno: It would be easier to take if it all weren't couched in "this is how you do free thinking, sheeple" posturing
	9:09pm MHLee: @Rich in Washington I'll see if he's in the acid archives
	9:10pm Zipperhead7: One of the funniest things I've heard lately was Gary's reaction on this week's Bodega Pop when he used Ndee Naldinho's Presidente as fill music
	9:10pm Scott67: They're like molusces that congregate around Ocean Sewage Outfall Pipes.
	9:10pm Rich in Washington: Gary's show is ace.
	9:11pm MHLee: Imagine what L. Ron Hubbard could do with a podcast
	9:11pm ultradamno: All the Oscars would be is a slap orgy
	9:12pm Rich in Washington: shudder
	9:13pm Zipperhead7: Or a Frances E. Dec podcast
	9:13pm Rich in Washington: Rogan is just Jim Jones with a better understanding of his bottom line: don't kill all your followers as long as they're still lucrative.
	9:13pm ironybread: The only reason to re-watch "Wall Street" #TheSoundtrack
	9:14pm Rich in Washington: God. We don't HAVE to - there are a million miserable little Francis Decs out there now.
	9:16pm MHLee: Millions of miserable little decs is a great concept for an industrial album
	9:18pm Zipperhead7: Or Joe Pyne -- he started an interview with Frank Zappa by saying "So I guess your long hair makes you a woman." Zappa replied "So I guess your wooden leg makes you a table."
	9:18pm MHLee: I think it was Moorcock's Starship Stormtroopers essay that really opened my eyes to how Scientology isn't some weird thing that found support but a grift that succeeded because it already had support
	9:18pm Scott67: Beer & leftover pizza time!! who wants? 🍻😎🤙🍕
	9:18pm Rich in Washington: ME SCOTT! Are you back at Trash Cult yet?
	9:21pm ultradamno: Noisextra podcast this week talked some about the peripheral connections Manson and the Process Church had to Scientology. William S Burrough dabbled but quickly spotted their authoritarian streak.
	9:22pm Scott67: Catch Rich! 🍺😎🤙💨🍺🍕 No TRASH CULT ain't open til next Friday mate!☠️
	9:23pm ironybread: "Jesus, I haven't gotten any in a week. Help me out man. It'll only take five minutes"
	9:24pm Zipperhead7: I think the Processers sued Ed Sanders to pull all of his unflattering comments about them out of the second edition of "The Family"
	9:25pm ultradamno: Zeros, Weirdos, DMZ, Voidoids... @Zip Yep. They talk about that too. Maybe UK versions still have it?
	9:26pm MHLee: @ultradamno I have the process church book Love, Sex, Fear, Death: The Inside Story of The Process Church of the Final Judgment by the ex-members... they argue Manson's connection is not real, bad journalism by Ed Sanders... they do talk about associating with other very bad figures though...
	9:26pm Uncle Michael: Hey, Rich...and CDL-diggers.
	9:27pm Rich in Washington: Uncle Michael! You're just in time!
	9:27pm MHLee: @Zipperhead7 They did and I think won in the states and lost in the UK or vice versa
	9:27pm Uncle Michael: When am I not?
	9:28pm Rich in Washington: I remember reading a bit about the Manson/Process nexus in Ed Sanders' wonderful book The Family. Probably other Manson books. I'm embarrassed to admit I've read quite a lot of them.
	9:28pm Zipperhead7: I wouldn't want to belong to any organization headed by someone named Roger DeGrimston
	9:29pm ultradamno: Yeah, he's in the Death thingy they did, I think that's about the extent of it. He did say he was "clear" though... But always worth remembering Charlie wasn't a reliable source about anything
	9:31pm ultradamno: The Son Of Sam thing on Netflix makes a case for those murders being a larger Process related conspiracy.
	9:31pm MHLee: Well like you Rich... I like industrial and the Process and Satanism and all this occult stuff exists in related weird world of politics, music, and ofiscation
	9:34pm Aitch: Let the dice decide
	9:35pm Rich in Washington: I find streaming service crime series really irritating. They're highly dubious and also everything's in the service of stretching a story which could be told in the space of a conventional documentary over several episodes. But never let the truth get in the way of a good screenplay or a million dollar deal.
	9:36pm ultradamno: That gets into post-EST Rheinhart. Which gave us all a good Fall song.
	9:37pm Rich in Washington: It's weird how the internet and social media has gone from giving people tools for critical thinking and reason (and - GASP - empathy) to turning people into a bunch of superstitious fools easily led around by nutjobs with megaphones.
	9:37pm ultradamno: The Catching Killers series at least mostly keeps it to one killer per episode (or two at most), plus all the detectives always seem so sad.
	9:39pm Zipperhead7: Speaking of creepy-crawlies -- the Deep Purple track we heard on here a couple of weeks ago ripped off "Bombay Calling" by It's a Beautiful Day - which was written by Bobby Beausoleil when he was in the Orkustra. www.youtube.com...
	9:39pm MHLee: @Rich in Washington So, I'm young enough that if my parents didn't hide 9/11 it would have been the defining crime in my life... but I don't remember it because they did... so instead Columbine... which I was not old enough to remember but constantly was brought up is that I think.... and the false narrative peddling in service to stories there is mind blowing
	9:40pm MHLee: @Zipperhead7 Oh, so you heard Sweet Child in Time... wonderful ripoff though
	9:40pm Rich in Washington: <insert Bill Hicks' 'eyes of fear' bit here>
	9:40pm ultradamno: I did like their Wuornos one, if only putting a pin in the feminist revisionism of movies like Monster and showing for the bottom feeding grifter with no impulse control she actually was.
	9:41pm Rich in Washington: Wournos, the film by Nick Bromfield?
	9:42pm ultradamno: No, I was talking about the Catching Killers episode about her.
	9:43pm Rich in Washington: I'm watching these weird YouTube interview series called Soft White Underbelly and their weirdly engaging. Kinda hard to stop watching even though the subject matter can be somewhat repellent or off-putting. Kicks, they keep getting harder to find...
	9:43pm ultradamno: I'm old enough that Watergate is probably the defining crime of my life...my great grandmother's caretaker complaining they pre-empted the soaps for the hearings.
	9:44pm MHLee: I don't consume very much true crime.... though Disgraceland on Amazon music is really good
	9:45pm ultradamno: Though I do vividly remember seeing the Helter Skelter TV movie in a motel on a family vacation RESIDENTS!!
	9:45pm abbazabba: Hi Rich and diggers!
	9:46pm Rich in Washington: That's funny, ultra! I used to spend summers at my grandparents and I remember them having the hearings on all day. I think my grandfather wanted me (4 years old or so) to watch it with him.
	9:46pm ultradamno: Not Available....my favorite!
	9:46pm MHLee: Not available
	9:46pm Feldy: Hey Rich!
	9:46pm Rich in Washington: Hi abbazabba!
	9:46pm Rich in Washington: Hi Feldy!
	9:47pm MHLee: I think 4th Reich and Roll is my favorite
	9:47pm Rich in Washington: I remember Helter Skelter being one of those TV movies where I was bummed because my parents forbid me from watching it and all the kids were talking about it at school the following days.
	9:48pm Rich in Washington: I just had my ancient copy of Third Reich and Roll out today to sample something from it.
	9:48pm Zipperhead7: Someone gave me a t-shirt that had a picture of Charlie captioned "I could have your head in a box."
	9:48pm Aitch: Not real, but the last half hour of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood made me laugh a lot
	9:49pm MHLee: @Rich in Washington I've seen that movie, and honestly liked it. Manson's birthplace is 2 towns over... I believe the house still stands and everything
	9:49pm Rich in Washington: I still haven't seen that, Aitch. Should I?
	9:49pm ultradamno: Reich is great..but there's something about the nexus of Not Available, Fingerprince, Vileness Fats and even Duck Stab that is the apex for me.
	9:50pm Rich in Washington: that's really peak Residents, right there.
	9:50pm Aitch: Yes Rich, slow start, but epic finish
	9:51pm MHLee: @ultradamno I do love the horns on Tourniquet of Roses
	9:51pm Rich in Washington: Maybe I'll watch it right after this show.
	9:52pm ultradamno: (I don't say "even" Duck Stab like it's less so much as the some of the more "songs" on Fingerprince seems to point to it)
	9:53pm MHLee: Duckstab is the fan favorite so it's embarrassing to praise
	9:54pm Aitch: Duck Stab and Commercial album my go-tos, but all that era mind bending
	9:54pm MHLee: The commercial album is great.
	9:56pm Rich in Washington: I do have a soft spot for Mark of the Mole.
	9:56pm Aitch: 40 1 minute songs, just a verse and a chorus. The listener was supposed to tape each track 3 times for the perfect 3 minute pop song, and you got 40 of them. Hence the name according to Homer Flynn
	9:58pm ultradamno: Commercial Album is one that grows in estimation almost every time I hear or think about it....I think there's a lot of Yasuaki Shimizu's commercial scores influence in it too. @Aitch or use the repeat on the CD player...
	10:00pm ultradamno: I have an autographed Mark Of The Mole "Mr. Resident, Resident, A Resident".... twitter.com...
	10:00pm Aitch: in 1980?
	10:01pm MHLee: @Aitch Flynn autobiography is free on his site. Worth a read
	10:02pm ultradamno: Well, not then, but I think it comes up in the pREServed ed liner notes...
	10:02pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow.I didn't know there was one. I need to read it. I have had the fortune to have interviewed Homer twice over the years. He's a nice gent.
	10:03pm Rich in Washington: I think the passing of Hardy was an end of an era.
	10:04pm Aitch: When the hood came off and we found out who they were.
	10:05pm ultradamno: Yeah, and Randy stepping down too...there were always other singers here and there, but he was the voice.
	10:05pm ultradamno: Plus, I love how he throws spitballs at the management over the NFTs
	10:06pm MHLee: I think when they did the EYE AM A RESIDENT project they were looking for the next collective
	10:07pm MHLee: @ultradamno wait I saw the nuts, what side was taken by who?
	10:08pm MHLee: Nfts autocorrected to nuts
	10:09pm Cp304: is this some puppet master ish? sorry i've been listenin while i can
	10:09pm Rich in Washington: Wait, who saw WHOSE NUTS?
	10:09pm Mr Fab: Ah, Tom Recchion of the LAFMS - his old show on a Pacifica station was some mind-blowing avant-tarde radio. Was talking to him about doing a show for Sheena’s until he drifted off, as they sometimes do…
	10:09pm Rich in Washington: Hi Cp304! Hi Mr. Fab!
	10:10pm ultradamno: @MHLee An example of Randy's position twitter.com...
	10:11pm Cp304: hey Rich, i've had ya blastin upstairs, but I benn doin the doins down yonder..
	10:11pm Rich in Washington: Recchion's new stuff is pretty cool. Also reissuing older stuff. Maybe too many irons in the fire to commit to a radio show again.
	10:11pm ultradamno: The Residents side was they needed some scratch so came up with these things, Randy has repeatedly offered to venmo them money to stop.
	10:11pm MHLee: @ultradamno ah... the NFT comments the management gave on Facebook was priceless
	10:12pm MHLee: "LOOK, IT'S CLEAR YOU'RE PISSED, WE ARE CHOOSING THE MOST ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY NFTS"
	10:13pm ultradamno: At the same time, their Bandcamp is like a graveyard of unavailable title listings
	10:14pm Rich in Washington: It's funny. As long as I can recall, the Residents/Ralph would sell you anything from their studio. I remember them auctioning off stuff in their mail order catalogs all the time - instruments, uncut slicks from LP covers, etc. It was pretty cool.
	10:15pm MHLee: Oh yeah look at that... I'm never thought of supporting them on bandcamp... I bought them on amazon... I guess they always hit me as too big for bandcamp
	10:16pm Rich in Washington: I still have the paper turntable slipmats that came with my first ever Ralph order. they're framed right above where I'm DJing at this very moment.
	10:16pm ultradamno: I have theatrical poster for Hello Skinny I got that way.
	10:16pm MHLee: I just bought the full cd and book for the music of dying dog... best residents output in decades imo
	10:17pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow. That's awesome.
	10:17pm MHLee: A bit tom waits tho I don't mind
	10:17pm ultradamno: (@Ugly Grey Theater, I think)
	10:18pm Rich in Washington: I should check their recent stuff out. I sorta lost track of them sometime around High Horses. I remember getting some promo stuff the first time I interviewed Homer but sort of lost track.
	10:18pm Rich in Washington: This Gallo track is better than I'd anticipated.
	10:19pm ultradamno: Yeah, or straight from Cherry Red seems to be their preferred way. I wonder if the postage from them has skyrocked, since I'm not interested in an expanded Gingerbread Man or Wormwood, it's been awhile... www.cherryred.co.uk...
	10:20pm ultradamno: I don't have that blues record, but that track with Black Francis that got played a lot around the time was pretty good
	10:20pm Rich in Washington: The early Resident reissues on MVD should be avoided at all costs, unless they've addressed some horrible mastering issues since.
	10:23pm ultradamno: The craziest are the tracks from Night Music...on the Cube E one I guess. It honestly sounds like it was recorded with a portable cassette player off the television speakers...just line in recording from the Icky Flix DVD would have better, it would have to be!
	10:24pm ultradamno: (well, one track, Plains To Mexico)
	10:35pm MHLee: Cube is wild as is
	10:39pm Scott67: Fuck yes Rich! 🤘😎🍻☠️
	10:47pm Aitch: goin off
	10:48pm Aitch: Have you heard any Spiderbait Rich?
	10:49pm Rich in Washington: No. I have not!
	10:49pm Aitch: I'll stick a few links on your FB
	10:52pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Aitch!
	10:52pm MHLee: Well time for me to read more on the process church
	10:58pm ultradamno: And that's what happens when you're satanists AND celibate
	10:59pm ultradamno: ...but nice to animals, though.
	10:59pm Zipperhead7: This set is CRANKED! How to go to bed now? I'll be dreaming about the Circe Order of Dog Blood
	11:00pm Aitch: Fine show Rich, thank you
	11:00pm sufferwords: always dope
	11:00pm Kat in Chicago: Thanks, Rich!
	11:00pm MHLee: @ultradamno The celibacy was for the layman... the upper echelons had directed joyless orgy apparently
	11:01pm MHLee: Thanks Rich, this was a great show
	11:02pm ultradamno: So, like Republicans?
	11:02pm Scott67: Thanks Rich! Ripper Show mate!! 🍻😎🤙📻
	11:04pm ironybread: thanks again Rich
	11:05pm Mr Fab: Couldn’t chat much but dug the soundz !
	11:05pm sufferwords: Wei Wi Xu Em and Hao esq.
	11:09pm WR: Thank you Rich!
	11:10pm Rich in Washington: Thanks everybody! I'll clean up this mess now!

Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from April 15, 2022

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