WFMU: Transmissions from Echo Beach with Derek Westerholm and DJ Babs: Playlist from October 20, 2022

Transmissions from Echo Beach with Derek Westerholm and DJ Babs: Playlist from October 20, 2022

Description: Exuberance/Ebullience, banter, possibly an interview, context and connection, the familiar, the strange.

Find: Symphonies of Treble, Words Of Expectation, stab, skronk, shimmer, sheen, The New Sound of Now, Ideas for Walls, pleasure, pith, Flutter and Wow, Motorik, cowbells, disco akimbo, at least one Cantankerous Singer, The German Language, shards of glass, Ethiopian Punk, organic, synthetic, sawtooths & squarewaves, Library Riffage, yesterday's recipes, the wrong speed, intentional static, floating, ethereal, time and timelessness.

Thursday 8 - 10pm (EST) | On WFMU's Sheena's Jungle Room
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October 20, 2022: Little Records, Big Fun

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New / Special	Approx. start time
The Cherry Boys	Falling (Loop) "Falling (Loop)" by "The Cherry Boys"	Shoot The Big Shot (7")	Crash Records	1983	Frankly, sometimes the best thing about a bargain bin find isn't the song, but rather the imperfection that keeps you from having to listen to the whole thing. According to Discogs: "The Cherry Boys were a brilliant sixties-oriented band from Liverpool. The band consisted of John Byrne (aka John Cherry) on vocals & guitar, Keith Gunson on vocals & bass, James Hughes on vocals & keyboards, and Howie Minns on drums. Icicle Works drummer Chris Sharrock was part of the band early on and appeared on their first single “Man to Man.” Hughes and Minns went on to form Exhibit B after The Cherry Boys split up in 1984.""		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Saal 3	Ich Mach Mir Keine Sorgen Mehr	U-Bahn 7"	Zick Zack	1981	I feel like this is the German version of A Certain Ratio. Saal 2 was founded in early 1980 by Jens Kraft (vocals, guitar, bass), Thomas Meins (percussion) and Godeke Ilse (vocals, synth). Reinforced by various changing fellow musicians, the group began their career as an electronic new wave formation in the style of The Residents , Der Plan and DAF . To really confuse fans, they also released as Saal 2, 4, 5 and 6. They never released a full length due to bankruptcy, and therefore this single is actually...quite rare.		0:03:32 (Pop-up)
Mo-Dettes	Masochistic Opposite "Masochistic Opposite" by "Mo-Dettes"	White Mice 7"	Mode	1979	The B-Side to White Mice, this tune is just as great! Mo-Dettes were formed in 79, and this was their first single. The band signed to Decca Records subsidiary Deram and released one album, The Story So Far, November 1980. The album chiefly consisted of pop-punk originals, as well as covers of The Rolling Stones' "Paint It Black" and Édith Piaf's "Milord". Also in 1981, billed as Bomberettes, they provided backing vocals on the track "Fighter Pilot" on John Cale's album Honi Soit. They released only one more full length in 81 before disbanding....		0:07:19 (Pop-up)
Diagram Brothers	We Are All Animals	We Are All Animals 7"	Construct Records	1980	The Diagram Brothers were a post-punk band from Manchester, England active between 1979 and 1982. The band comprised Andy Diagram (bass guitar), Fraser Diagram (vocals, guitar), Lawrence Diagram (guitar), Jason Diagram (bass), and Simon Diagram (drums) (not actually brothers). Andy Diagram was also a member of Dislocation Dance from 1978 to 1982, and in 1985, and was a member of The Pale Fountains and James.		0:10:46 (Pop-up)
Medium Medium	Nadsat Dream "Nadsat Dream" by "Medium Medium"	Hungy So Angry 7"	Catchalot Records	1981	Emerging in 1978 out of the Nottingham punk/rhythm & blues band The Press,Medium Medium's first single was "Them or Me", which was released in late 1978 and was still selling well enough in 1980 to appear in the UK Independent Chart. The second single, "Hungry, So Angry", was released in February 1981 on Cherry Red Records. One of the first records to introduce slap bass - a technique borrowed from black funk music - to a generally white audience, "Hungry, So Angry" reached #48 in the Billboard Disco chart.		0:13:30 (Pop-up)
Diagram Brothers	There Is No Shower	We Are All Animals 7"	Construct Records	1980	This little slab of wax just keeps giving! The B Side recounts the frustration many of us have felt in dealing with bureaucracy, city councils, and "the man" in general. I feel bad for David, his lack of legs and his mum.		0:17:02 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Family Fodder	Carnal Knowledge "Carnal Knowledge" by "Family Fodder"	Savoir Faire 7"	Fresh Records	1980	The Instrumental B-Side....		0:19:25 (Pop-up)
Throwing Muses	Mania "Mania" by "Throwing Muses"	The Sounds Machine EP 1 (7" v/a)	Phonogram / 4AD	1988	Given away free with the September 10, 1988 issue of Sounds. Recorded live at the Town And Country Club, May 1, 1988. Mixed at Southern Studios. Mixed By – John Loader. Written-By – Kristin Hersh		0:28:36 (Pop-up)
Brian James	I Can Make You Cry "I Can Make You Cry" by "Brian James"	Ain't That A Shame 7"	Illegal Records / IRS	1979	Brian James, the first guitarist & main songwriter from The Damned left the band after the second album (creative differences et. al) and went on to release this solo 7". He would later be a founding member of Lords Of The New Church w/ Dead Boys' Stiv Bators. True story, Stewart Copeland drums on this. A fairly recent dollar bin find. I think it's worth at least twice that.		0:31:34 (Pop-up)
Mucky Sailor	Hello Troubled, I'm Pignoramous	Horses 7"	British Wildlife Records	2007	"Bradford/Leeds based noisy/proggy band feauturing Augustin Bousfield on vocals Fender Rhodes, Synth and Ships Wheel Synthesiser and Steven Nuttall on Drums" Recorded live to reel to reel recorder in the Corn Exchange, Leeds.		0:34:50 (Pop-up)
Deerhunter	Cool "Cool" by "Deerhunter"	Pylon Cover + Remix	DFA	2011	Deerhunter cover Pylon's "Cool"... Recorded in 2007 by Nicolas Vernhes at Rare Book Room.		0:38:18 (Pop-up)
Josh Reichman Oracle Band	Agoraphobia	Shivering Black Promo 7"	Paper Bag	2009	Cover of Deerhunter's "Agoraphobia" (written by Bradford Cox)		0:44:02 (Pop-up)
David Byrne	Ex Guru "Ex Guru" by "David Byrne"	Plum (v/a)	Thrill Jockey Records	2007	From a boxset celebrating Thrill Jockey's 15th Birthday (Thrill Jockey 20) This finds David Byrne covering Fiery Furnace's "Ex-Guru" (from the Widow City album) & also features the brother-sister Friedberger duo that are the core of Fiery Furnaces. Drums – Bob D'Amico / Featuring – Matt Friedberger / Mixed By – Pat Dillett / Vocals – Eleanor Friedberger / Vocals, Arranged By, Lyrics By [Additional] – David Byrne		0:47:36 (Pop-up)
The Rebel	Bums On A Rock 3 "Bums On A Rock 3" by "The Rebel"	Bums On A Rock!	Flitwick Records	2003	Flitwick Records was a mail-order 7" club that would send free 7" records from the U.K. to any of their subscribers no matter where they were in the world. I missed the surprise 7" (fr)release of The Fall's "Rude All The Time", which disappointed me greatly, but my subsequent membership rewarded me with the brilliant Ben E. Wallers (Country Teasers) project The Rebel, with this 7" and track. Is Bums On A Rock meant to be akin to "Bombs On Iraq"? The timeline agrees, but the speculation is solely mine.		0:50:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Add N To (X)	Live 1940 (Romell & Raisin mix)	Slut Smalls #008	Jockey Slut	1999	To my knowledge there is no other mix of this song. It is one of a series of 7" singles released by the dance magazine Jockey Slut. A CD compilation of the 7"s was planned but never officially released. Add N To (X) have not received half the attention that they should, in my opinion.		0:54:37 (Pop-up)
Gun Morgan	Hot Jungle "Hot Jungle" by "Gun Morgan"	Hot Jungle/Soul Africa 7"	Charles Talar Records	1974	Gun Morgan was an Ivory Coast musician who was very active and saw success in France. Not much online about his music output but his obituary from 2018 states "First Medical Delegate of Côte d'Ivoire, Graduate of the Pharmaceutical Institute of France, Musician" He also released albums on the Eboni label, which was a collab between Motown to promote musicians from the Ivory Coast. This somewhat rare and overlooked record is a serious slab of afro funk!		1:08:22 (Pop-up)
The Gangsters	We Are The Gangsters	Wolly Bully 7"	Big Bear Records	1980	Seven-piece ska band from Birmingham, UK. They released one single in 1980 on Big Bear label and had only 3 releases in total. Which is too bad, because they were pretty great. Big Bear Records was founded by promoter and band manager Jim Simpson in 1968, taking its name from the nickname given to Simpson by Radio 1 DJ John Peel.		1:11:42 (Pop-up)
Miriam Makeba	Pata Pata "Pata Pata" by "Miriam Makeba"	Pata Pata/Ballad of the Sad Young Men 7"	Reprise	1967	Grammy Award-winning South African singer, also known as Mama Afrika. She sang with The Skylarks (3) and The manhattan brothers, before landing a role in the musical King Kong in 1959. She left for London where she met Harry Belafonte, who invited her to America. Makeba is widely regarded as the first lady of South Africa traditional music. At one time married to Hugh Masekela, she became an international superstar in the USA and the UK, before being able to return to South Africa, once the political situation had improved. She performed this song on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1967.		1:14:52 (Pop-up)
Sam The Sham	Money's The Problem "Money's The Problem" by "Sam The Sham"	Banned In Boston/Money's The Problem 7"	MGM Records	1967	Domingo "Sam" Samudio, better known by his stage name Sam the Sham, is a retired American rock and roll singer. Sam the Sham was known for his camp robe and turban and hauling his equipment in a 1952 Packard hearse with maroon velvet curtains. As the front man for the Pharaohs, he sang on several Top 40 hits in the mid-1960s, including the Billboard Hot 100 runners-up "Wooly Bully" and "Li'l Red Riding Hood". He left the music business in 1980 and worked in Mexico as an interpreter and as a mate on small commercial boats in the Gulf of Mexico. Sam later became a motivational speaker and still makes occasional concert appearances. He was inducted into the Memphis Music Hall of Fame in 2016.		1:17:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Freddy Staff Orchestra	Jitterbug Waltz	Jitterbug Waltz/Amore 7"	Oriole	1962	This little piece of wax doesn't exist..according to discogs. It's exquisitely produced and my favourite version of this particular standard. Freddy Staff Trumpet player. Lead trumpet with Geraldo, Harry Roy, The Skyrockets, Eric Winstone, Billy Ternent, and Bob Miller. FYI this record sounds as great on 33rpm as it does on 45....		1:20:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Fenways	Whip And Jerk "Whip And Jerk" by "The Fenways"	Walk 7"	Imperial	1964	Instrumental B-side		1:30:52 (Pop-up)
Two Pin Din & G.W. Sok	Listen To The Painters	Gifts, Milk And Things (Double gatefold 7")	Tractor Notown / Aredje	2014	A radical reworking of The Ex's "Listen To The Painters", with original Ex singer transposing his words to this otherwise completely different rendering of the song. "GIFTS, MILK AND THINGS is a four song EP, released as a double(!) vinyl 7” with a gatefold(!!) sleeve with some fabber than fab artwork by dapper designer in residence, Wilf Plum. It features the twin attack of Andy Kerr (ex-NoMeansNo) on guitar and Wilf Plum (ex-Dog Faced Hermans) on baritone guitar along with the fine singing and lyrics of G.W. Sok (ex-The Ex). The record is released on Tractor Notown (NOT 03) in collaboration with Aredje (ARL. 033). Released October 9, 2014 Mr. K - guitar Mr. P - baritone guitar Mr. S - voice Recording & mix by Mr. K / Artwork by Mr. P / All music by Andy Kerr & Wilf Plum / All words by G.W. Sok" Two Pin Din: Gifts Milk And Things (Bandcamp)		1:32:59 (Pop-up)
Zea & Xavier Charles	Bourgeois Blues	Bourgeois Blues 7"	Makkum Records	2012	Zea is Arnold de Boer (also current lead singer for The Ex) the "One-man "breakpop" band from Amsterdam, Netherlands." "Xavier Charles is a French clarinet player." He has also collaborated extensively with The Ex over the past decade and a half. "Bourgeois Blues is based on versions by Lead Belly and The Fall."		1:36:08 (Pop-up)
Anne-James Chaton / Andy Moor	Not Guilty	Transfer / 4 Inbound / Outbound	Unsounds	2012	"French sound artist Anne-James Chaton (October 31, 1970, Besançon) "has developed a multipolar body of work, based on a close study of the textual materials which make up the everyday life of contemporary society". Chaton co-runs the "Sonorités" festival in Montpellier with Carole Rieussec, Enna Chaton, Didier Aschour, Jean-Christophe Camps, Yann Granjon, Mireille Nell, Christian Déric and Isabelle Deltour." / "Born in London England 1962 Andy Moor began his musical life in Edinburgh, Scotland playing guitar with the band Dog Faced Hermans, a multi faceted eclectic group that mixed energetic post punk energy with traditional tunes and improvisations. In 1990 he moved to the Netherlands after an invitation to join Dutch band The Ex. The openness and versatility of the musicians in this group has brought them into contact with many musicians from different scenes and backgrounds, including Tom Cora(cello), Han Bennink(drums), and Ab Baars (sax). In 1995 he began another group Kletka Red with Tony Buck Joe Williamson and Leonid Soybelman, fusing traditional Klezmer, Greek and Russian songs with their own frantic styles of playing. / In more recent years Andy has collaborated with musicians from many and varied backgrounds and disciplines differing from his own background which was rooted in the post punk Britain of the 80s. Many of these collaborations are duos with amongst others Yannis Kyriakides (Cypriot composer) with whom he performs a set of rebetika songs (urban Greek tunes from the 20s and 30s), Anne James Chaton (french sound poet), Colin Mclean (ex bass player from Dog Faced Hermans) who now works with electronic music and live sampling..." ...+ many many more projects... This track features a "clicky beat loop" by Yannis Kyriakides. It was recorded in the homes of Anne-James Chaton and Andy Moor. Mixed and mastered by Andy moor with help from Arnold de Boer and Gavin McDowell.		1:40:43 (Pop-up)
Dog Faced Hermans	Too Much for the Red Ticker	Too Much For The Red Ticker 7"	Demon Radge Records / Konkurrel	1990	Bass, Slide Guitar – Colin / Drums – Wilf / Guitar – Andy / Vocals, Trumpet, Cowbell – Marion* Recorded By – Jamie*		1:45:00 (Pop-up)
The Ex & Guests	Shopping Street "Shopping Street" by "The Ex & Guests"	6.4 - Bimhuis 29/06/91: 6.4¹	Ex Records	1991	Part of a 6-part series of singles released in 1991, this was 6.4 - a double 7" live collaboration between The Ex, Dog Faced Hermans, Han Bennink, Ab Baars & Walter Wierbos. 6.4 came with leaflets and a sticker. The two 7" records have separate sleeves (but were not separately released). The Ex on this recording were Katrin, Luc, Terrie, G.W. Sok(drums, steeldrum, bass, guitar, voice) and Jeroen (sound-scrapes) +++ Guests Dog Faced Hermans (Andy, Wilf, Colin, Marion) - guitar, drums, bass, trumpette; Han Bennink - drums; Ab Baars - Saxophone, clarinet; Wolter Wierbos - Trombone +++ Recorded live on June 29, 1991 by Katrin Brandli & Jeroen at the BIM-huis in Amsterdam, Holland +++ Other guests that evening were: Herr Seele - flute; and Dorpsoudste de Jong - Poetry. Words & music by The Ex & guests.		1:48:32 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Ex & Guests	Kat & Ab "Kat & Ab" by "The Ex & Guests"	6.4 - Bimhuis 29/06/91: 6.4²	Ex Records	1991	From the insert (paragraph 1) "Hello, on June 29th a remarkable concert took place at the Amsterdam BIM-house. "Punkbands" The Ex and Dog Faced Hermans, combined with leading jazz-improvisers Wolter Wierbos, Ab Baars and Han Bennink, Belgian comedian/comics-writer Herr Seele and soundpoet Dorpsoudste De Jong. A weird hodge-podge defying pigeon-holes and predjudice. There were bizarre duos and other strange combinations, improvised pieces and existing songs with different line-ups or arrangements..."		1:53:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Ex & Guests	A Pretty Cattle Office	6.4 - Bimhuis 29/06/91: 6.4¹	Ex Records	1991	From the insert (paragraph 2) "...We very much like the idea that music is not polarized into cliques. That's only oppressive and limiting, also for the audience. For us too, it was a discovery, that a Kurdish singer stirs more emotion than the Pixies, that Han Bennink transmits more energy than 99 out of 100 hardcore bands. Or that one Cecil Taylor concert creates more confusion than a whole alternative Abend in Wien festival..."		1:57:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Ex & Guests	Wolter & Andy "Wolter & Andy" by "The Ex & Guests"	6.4 - Bimhuis 29/06/91: 6.4²	Ex Records	1991	From the insert (paragraph 3) "...The singles are a little impression of the evening. It was difficult to choose four pieces, as the evening was actually a non-stop whole. But hopefully they five a good idea of the devotion and enthusiasm with which all of us played that night. Enjoy your listen! The Ex."		1:59:58 (Pop-up)
The Plastics	Top Secret Man "Top Secret Man" by "The Plastics"	Top Secret Man 7"	Invitiation	1980	Formed in 76, the Plastics were the archetypal Tokyo new wave band, combining a quirky, eccentric musical sensibility with sharp observational lyrics satirizing postmodern consumer culture in a way that still draws frequent comparisons with U.S. contemporaries such as Devo and the B-52's. Beginning life as a party band, the Plastics soon found their sensibility being influenced by glam rock's embrace of superficiality and ephemeral trash culture, as well as the social critique of the emerging punk rock and new wave generation, with the electronic music of German techno-pop pioneers Kraftwerk forming the final piece in the jigsaw puzzle that made up the group's sound.		2:03:25 (Pop-up)
Thomas Dolby	Europa and the Pirate Twins	Europa and the Pirate Twins 7"	Capitol Records	1983	Taken from the album The Golden Age of Wireless, "Europa and the Pirate Twins" was written by Thomas Dolby, who produced it in collaboration with Tim Friese-Greene. The song opens with a "bluesy" harmonica solo, performed by Andy Partridge of the band XTC. Dolby has described the song, along with the tone of the album, as reflecting "a sense of [a] relationship that's going on as being overwhelmed by something on a grander level", adding that "there's a very strong wartime atmosphere to it...and a it is a semi-autobiographical romp". It's one of my favourite 80's records and one of the first I ever bought....		2:05:47 (Pop-up)
Kübler-Ross	Petrol (To Get Away From You)	Victims of Victimless Crimes 7"	Ice Machine	2022	The five stages of grief model (or the Kübler-Ross model) is popularly known as a model that describes a series of emotions experienced by people who are grieving: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. Kübler-Ross is a minimal synth/wave/industrial three-piece from Glasgow, Scotland, featuring Craig Clark, Katie Shannon, and veteran electronic producer and remixer producer Dave Clark, best-known for his Sparky moniker, and as one-half of the production/remix team Optimo (Espacio). First emerging in 2015 with a couple of compilation appearances, Kübler-Ross released their debut, self-titled album in 2020. Originally released as a limited-edition cassette on the Glasgow label Akashic Records, the album — now resequenced and released on vinyl via Suction Records’ minimal synth sublabel Ice Machine. This is an excellent cover of a song first made popular by Severed Heads.	* ***	2:09:04 (Pop-up)
New Order	Everything's Gone Green	Procession / Everything's Gone Green 7"	1981	Factory Records	New Order's second single, released 25 September 1981 as double A side.		2:13:16 (Pop-up)
Lost Sounds	Ice Age "Ice Age" by "Lost Sounds"	No One Killer	The Holy Cobra Society	2004	Living In The Ice Age (Joy Division cover) "Written-By – Bernard Sumner" Drums – Rich / Guitar, Bass – Jonas / Guitar, Synthesizer [Synths] – Alicja / Jay / Edition of 750 hand numbered copies. Recorded Memphis Tennessee at the People's Temple and the Tronic Graveyard		2:17:11 (Pop-up)
The Normal	T.V.O.D "T.V.O.D" by "The Normal"	The Normal 7"	Mute	1978	While Warm Leatherette is considered the "hit'...the B-Side here outshines it, IMHO. Daniel Miller's groundbreaking homage to Kraftwerk infuses a punk rock sensibility that to this day, still stands up both musically and lyrically. It is...a banger.		2:19:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Kraftwerk	Autobahn "Autobahn" by "Kraftwerk"	Autobahn/Morgenspaziergang	Vertigo	1974	"Autobahn" is a 1975 song by German electronic band Kraftwerk, being the second and lead single from their studio album of the same name. The song was composed by Ralf Hütter and Florian Schneider of the band, with Emil Schult collaborating on the lyrics. It is co-produced by Conny Plank, and was the band's first track to use sung lyrics. Unlike Kraftwerk's later work, "Autobahn" was only released with German lyrics, without a simultaneous English-language release. The main refrain "Fahren Fahren Fahren" was often mistaken for the English phrase "Fun Fun Fun" and thought to be a reference to the 1964 Beach Boys' song "Fun, Fun, Fun"		2:22:40 (Pop-up)
Ben Lee	Float On "Float On" by "Ben Lee"	Float On / I Heard You Got Action 7" (Split Single w/ Pony Up!)	Dim Mak Records / Ten Fingers	2004	Guitar – Mcgowan Piano, Other [G-chord], Guitar – Lara Producer – Brad Wood Vocals, Guitar – Ben Written-By – Modest Mouse

Listener comments!
	7:54pm DJ Babs: Hello friends! Grab your donuts and drinks we're playing little records tonight!!!
	🏝 8:00pm Scott67: G'day Babs, Derek & Big Fun Beachers! 🌏🌧️💻🎶🍻😎🤙💨🍺🍺
	8:00pm DJ Babs: Hi Scott! Great to see ya! Got your beer and a towel?
	🏝 8:01pm Scott67: I approve of Don going overtime with this Track! 🤘😎🍻
	8:03pm ultradamno: Babs! Derek! Beach Bums!
	🏝 8:03pm Scott67: Beer here Babs, but I will just air dry, & get a sandy crack. 🍺😎🤙
	8:03pm Mr Fab: Hey gang! Is this "turntablism" or just a messed-up record?
	8:03pm DJ Blush: Hi!
	8:03pm DJ Babs: Hi Fab!!!
	8:03pm laurapanic: Just had my mind blown by Glynis over at Crayons and Perfume....I need to chill on the beach
	8:04pm DJ Babs: Hi Blush!!!
	8:04pm Andres: Good eve, Babs and Derek! 45s, the Timbits of the record world.
	8:05pm Cp304: If so, that’s skills Fab.. hey peoples
	8:06pm DJ Blush: Love this!
	8:07pm Derek Westerholm: Hello Scott, Ultra, Fab, Blush, Laurapanic, Andres, CP304
	8:07pm DJ Babs: This tune slaps I love it so much! This is the B side and the A side is FAB too!
	8:07pm TroyD8: Evening everyone!
	8:07pm DJ Babs: Hello CP, Laura!
	8:07pm Derek Westerholm: Mr. Fab, the record did most of the work, but it was, indeed, intended on our part... A lovely faulty loop
	8:07pm Derek Westerholm: Hello TroyD8
	8:08pm Derek Westerholm: Andres, "Timbits of the record world", haha.
	8:08pm DJ Babs: Hi Troy!
	8:11pm DJ Babs: Love this single so much! I love it when B Sides are as great as A sides..if not better!
	8:12pm laurapanic: ooooh I have the MOdettes one
	8:14pm DJ Babs: This is a fun one to dance funny to!
	8:14pm DJ Blush: Loving this set so much
	8:15pm Andres: Terre T played the A side yesterday. Sounded a double A to me.
	8:15pm DJ Babs: yes it did turn out well!!!
	8:17pm DJ Babs: i wish I knew how to play sax so I could wail over this tune lol
	🏝 8:18pm Kat in Chicago: Used to have this one
	🏝 8:20pm Kat in Chicago: The Medium Medium that is. Hi all y'all
	8:21pm Derek Westerholm: Hi Kat! Hurrah! Playing some Ex / Dog Faced Hermans & related later in the show... Glad you're here to catch it.
	8:21pm MHLee: Hi all been still here... still at work
	🏝 8:21pm Kat in Chicago: yay Derek, that sounds good
	8:24pm ultradamno: Plus, A Certain Ratio sounds like it should have been the name of a German band the whole time
	🏝 8:26pm Kat in Chicago: lol Babs
	8:28pm Mr Fab: The album version of Tears for fears- "everybody wants to rule the world" sped up to 45 rom sounds like Madonna.
	8:28pm ultradamno: Thumpin’ and pluckin’: The story of slap bass, told through 10 of the best players mixdownmag.com.au...
	8:31pm ultradamno: The other thing you can only do on vinyl, aside from locked grooves, is double grooves...which it doesn't seem like enough people ever did.
	8:31pm laurapanic: MANIA is the best song, oh my god one of my faves. DRUMMING
	8:32pm DJ Babs: Oh really Mr. Fab...I gotta check that! And thank you Ultradamo for the link! And yes the endless possibiities of vinyl...i love lock groove recordsl
	8:32pm DJ Babs: Yeah this tune is super powerful! And hello there Kat and UD! MH and Andres!!
	8:33pm Andres: Wow! I missed this one. Killer!
	8:34pm Barno in Akron: Hello, all!
	8:35pm DJ Babs: Hi Barno! Welcome Welcome!!!!
	8:35pm ultradamno: Seems like if you were in a band with a vampire and had creative differences he could just glamor you into thinking you liked his stuff
	8:36pm Andres: Dollar bin find? I thought Toronto rents were too high to have space for dollar bins.
	8:36pm DJ Babs: I agree. I think that might be one of many clear advantages a vampire would have in a band setting!
	8:36pm DJ Babs: Hahahah! Andres...you're not wrong! But diggin' still yields some treaures!
	8:37pm Derek Westerholm: Hello Barno! Welcome!!!
	8:37pm DJ Babs: oh damn derek what the HELL is this!!!
	8:38pm DJ Babs: uhhhhmazing, lol.
	8:39pm ultradamno: The other scenario, if you've seen Werewolves Within was the band Megalodons, who not so much broke up but the drummer ate the rest of them twitter.com...
	8:40pm Pandie_Red: Loving your show!
	8:41pm Andres: Werewolf conflict resolution.
	8:41pm DJ Babs: Hello hello and Welcome Pandie! So lovely to have new friends on the beach and thank you!!!! :-)
	8:41pm Derek Westerholm: I think I played w/ them in London, UK (that one lucky tour)... One of those surprise things lurking in the collection...
	8:42pm DJ Babs: Ha UD...I'd rather be in a band with a werewolf than a vampire perhaps. I'll take the risk of getting eaten!
	8:43pm DJ Babs: I feel that vampires are probably more lead singers where werewolves are likely bassists or drummers
	8:43pm Derek Westerholm: Pandie_Red, thanks!!!! Hello!!!!!
	🏝 8:44pm WR: Hello Babs, Derek, Sheena streamers.
	🏝 8:44pm Kat in Chicago: I don't think "Cool" is really cover-able but good try
	8:44pm ultradamno: Yeah, vampires tend to be showboats...lead singers, magicians, that kind of thing
	8:45pm Barno in Akron: Hello, WR
	8:45pm ultradamno: Brides of Frankenstein make the best bassists
	8:46pm DJ Babs: Hi WR! LOL UD! I wasn't sure about that cover at first but it's growing on me!
	🏝 8:46pm WR: Hello Barno.
	8:47pm Tyler: Good even-ning!
	🏝 8:47pm Kat in Chicago: I think Vanessa from Pylon was on Clay Pigeon this week? I missed it, but must look for it later
	8:47pm Derek Westerholm: Lol Kat. Well, here's an attempt at uncoverabling the last band that uncovered
	8:47pm DJ Babs: Hello Hello Tyler nice to see ya!!
	🏝 8:48pm Kat in Chicago: Covering Deerhunter is pretty ambitious too!
	8:49pm Tyler: Hi Babs, Derek & M.Moop!
	8:49pm DJ Babs: agreeed kat!
	8:51pm DJ Babs: I do like this cover! This box set is actually very cool!
	8:52pm Andres: - Can I cover your song and will you perform on it with me? - Yes, David Byrne!
	8:52pm DJ Babs: oook Kat I'll have to check the Clay "Pigeon archives for sure!!
	🏝 8:52pm Kat in Chicago: Is it a cover if the original band is present? :)
	8:53pm Derek Westerholm: Kat, the question of the ages. Trees falling in the forest...
	8:53pm DJ Babs: possiby?
	8:53pm DJ Babs: Man I got my nails did and now I can't type!
	8:53pm Derek Westerholm: Hello WR!!!
	8:54pm DJ Blush: Great soundtrack for smoking a joint and looking at the moon!
	8:54pm Derek Westerholm: Blush, thanks! We're aiming high... Aiming for the moon... haha.
	8:54pm DJ Babs: nice! Is the moon good tonight?
	8:55pm DJ Babs: The rebel never fails to entertain me...
	8:56pm Barno in Akron: Andres, in that same vein, Kreightoven's band ShiSho recorded a tribute song to the Dead Milkmen and the Dead Milkmen performed on the track - Hahaha
	🏝 8:57pm Kat in Chicago: that's pretty darn cool, Barno
	8:59pm TroyD8: Add N To (X) are a whole lot of fun!
	8:59pm DJ Babs: such a great band...
	8:59pm Andres: Barno: Nice!
	9:00pm Mr Fab: "Plug Me In" is one of the greatest NEW New Wave songs ever.
	9:01pm DJ Babs: I'm playing it on 33 now...
	9:01pm Barno in Akron: DJ Babs and Derek, I love all the detail y'all provide here for each track. Nicely done!
	9:03pm DJ Babs: lol we nerd out pretty hard Barno!
	9:04pm Andres: That scene in High Fidelity where he plays Beta Band and the customers fall over each other to buy it, that happened to me in Rotate This with Add N To (X)!
	9:05pm ultradamno: Might be more of a koan than a philosophical question
	9:05pm DJ Babs: they are still a staple in my DJ bag. Take Me To Your Leader is a dancefloor scorcher!!!
	9:09pm Tyler: I bought a really cheap Mute Sampler at Rotate This that had ADD N To (X), Appliance & Hovercraft. I soon bought the EPs by all 3 groups & saw ADD N To (X) live in the early 00's. It was a pretty wild show!
	🏝 9:11pm Kat in Chicago: ermagerd this is irresistible
	9:11pm DJ Blush: This is unreal
	9:12pm DJ Babs: This tune is BANANS
	9:12pm ultradamno: Stewart Copeland, of Curved Air fame
	9:12pm Mr Fab: the Jungle Room just got HAWT
	9:12pm Pandie_Red: Me & TroyD8 are dancing around the kitchen to this one!
	9:13pm DJ Babs: Love it! This tune is definitely for freakin' out! I cannot wait until my next soul DJ gig to bust this out!
	9:13pm SuperJen: Good evening all!
	9:13pm ultradamno: Now that there's a prog show on the mother ship, they might get some play on the station
	9:13pm DJ Babs: Heeeey Jen!!! How's it going!
	9:13pm DJ Blush: This is so good
	9:13pm Derek Westerholm: Barno, thank-you so much for noticing the details! Yes, we love being able to do that, there's just so much to know about all the artists out there...!!!!
	9:14pm ultradamno: Oh, Florida, it's always something twitter.com...
	9:15pm Derek Westerholm: Mr. Fab... "Plug Me In" is such a top-notch song. They were great live, too. Wish they released albums forever, not just for a decade+.
	9:15pm SuperJen: Not bad, Babs! Gettin over a sinus infection but these tunes are helping!
	9:15pm DJ Babs: UD he looks prettty clean cut for a Florida Man, lol. HIGHLY unusual!
	9:15pm Derek Westerholm: Andres, really?! That's awesome! I wish I was in Rotate that day! (I was in Rotate today, though... ha!)
	9:16pm DJ Babs: oh no! Feel better Jen! Sinus infections AREthe wooooorst..
	9:16pm Tyler: I love groups that have their own theme song!
	9:16pm Derek Westerholm: Ultra, re: Koan... Good point.
	9:16pm SuperJen: Thank you! Finally starting to feel a bit better! Will you be a F242 tomorrow?
	9:17pm Derek Westerholm: Pandie_Red, yay! Dancing! Hurrah!
	9:17pm Derek Westerholm: SuperJen, hello hello! How goes?
	🏝 9:17pm Kat in Chicago: Pata Pata!
	9:18pm SuperJen: Hola Derek!
	9:18pm MHLee: I had to pause it for a moment so i could go back and figure which one's i like
	9:18pm DJ Babs: I love this song so much. It's the click of the wood block that makes me so happy!
	9:19pm ultradamno: ...or is it fake block?
	🏝 9:19pm Kat in Chicago: the whole thing is just so joyful
	9:20pm Robm: @DJ babs sounds almost like cowbells:)
	9:20pm DJ Blush: :D
	9:20pm MHLee: Didn't realize Sam was still kicking
	9:20pm SuperJen: This is all so fun! Just what I needed tonight
	9:21pm Mr Fab: that's no wood block, that's her voice. In some South African languages they pronounce the "click." They use a "!" when writing it, e.g.: "pata ! pata."
	9:21pm DJ Babs: Hello Hello Robm! Yes and I GOTTA HAVE# MORE COWBELL!!!
	9:22pm Tyler: You're brightening this dreary October day!
	9:22pm Derek Westerholm: Tyler, right??!!! That's one of the rarities I was talking about. Solid Sampler & one of those Add N to (X) songs otherwise unavail. "A National Anthem For A Country Which Has Five Minutes To Exist" Their limited-release oddities were as amazing as any of their commonly found stuff.
	9:22pm Robm: @DJ babs works for me
	9:22pm ultradamno: One for Vocal Fry
	9:23pm MHLee: Mr Fab, you said you were a South Africa music aficionad0, yes? My exposure to South African music has been limited esp. the not white stuff.
	9:24pm Cp304: Enjoying the Jams while warshin and Din preppin
	9:24pm Robm: @MHLee time for an education
	9:25pm Mr Fab: Indeed MHLee, Miriam Makeba aka Mama Africa was the most famous diva from South Africa. Demonstrating the tongue-clicking Zulu vocal style there on "Pata Pata."
	9:25pm Tyler: @Derek absolutely right! ADD N To (X) never put out any weak material. I also have the ADD N To FU(X)IA EP which is great!
	9:25pm DJ Blush: Dreamy
	9:26pm Tyler: Reminds me of the music in 'Taxi Driver'. So soothing...
	9:27pm Derek Westerholm: Hello MHLee! Hello Robm! Hello hello hello!!!
	9:29pm Tyler: Meepmoop's getting ideas... :)
	9:29pm Robm: Hello derek
	9:31pm ultradamno: My cat makes such threats with some frequency
	9:32pm Derek Westerholm: Cats are serious business...
	9:33pm Stang Baby: It’s the cats world. We just living in it.
	9:34pm ultradamno: Their 1936 double single book thing is an extraordinary thing
	9:35pm Robm: Just remember guys dogs have owners cat’s have staff
	9:35pm Tyler: X's going steady :)
	9:37pm Derek Westerholm: Ultra, it really is! One of my favourite releases of all time. The snapshots of history they would encapsulate at that time & accompanying materials truly was inspiring!
	9:37pm DJ Babs: Lol Our cat MeepMoop is definitely the boss. we call him the MOOPERVISOR
	9:37pm DJ Blush: Hahahaha
	9:38pm Andres: Ha!
	9:39pm DJ Babs: This song is for all the Toronto peeps, lol
	9:39pm MHLee: leadbelly cover
	9:40pm DJ Babs: We watched the Mayoral debate last week at the board of trade and that shit was UNHINGED! PPL were going off on Mayor Tory...it was awesome, lol
	9:40pm Derek Westerholm: MDLee, yes! The Fall also covered it!
	9:40pm Derek Westerholm: Robm, haha... Thanks for reminding us.
	9:40pm Mr Fab: Sheena's resident Dutchman Jan Turkenburg would be happy with this set, he plays the Ex on his Netherlands-a go go show "Yes We Have No Mountains." (Which I'm sure you all listen to, riiiiight?)
	9:40pm Derek Westerholm: MHLee
	9:41pm Derek Westerholm: (Not MDLee)
	9:41pm DJ Babs: Sure do! Jan is the bomb!
	9:41pm ultradamno: When my mom gardened when I was a kid the cat was always scrutinizing, making her feelings known
	9:41pm Derek Westerholm: (Sorry for the typo)
	9:41pm Robm: @DJ babs love your afternoon show from CBC Toronto called here and now
	9:42pm Derek Westerholm: Mr. Fab, Jan is fantastic! Yes, everyone listen to Jan's show(s)!
	9:43pm Robm: @Derek have to set a reminder to fmdo just that
	9:43pm DJ Babs: Rob I must tune into that more often! Of course we were raised on Brave New Waves...such a grea3t show!
	9:44pm DJ Babs: "non coupable" being the french for 'not guilty' for the non francophones....
	9:44pm Robm: I meant do that @DJ babs always like international broadcasting like the BBC or the CBC, can’t stand cable news
	9:45pm Robm: @DJ babs when is brave new waves on?
	9:45pm Tyler: @Babs - right - like non-culpable in English
	9:46pm DJ Babs: Oh yes I agree! We unplugged frmo that shit a log time ago! Brave New Waves sadly ended years ago but if you were an 80's kid it was where to get your new shit...they ran until 2007 tho which is pretty great!
	9:46pm DJ Babs: This is excellent good moody stoner music lol
	9:47pm DJ Babs: We're gonna run late tonight kids! ;-)
	9:47pm DJ Blush: Wild
	9:47pm Tyler: This is the kind of music that keeps the riff raff out of your cafe, book shop or record store :)
	9:48pm Robm: @DJ babs bummer about brave new waves
	9:48pm Robm: Yay about running late
	9:48pm Derek Westerholm: Tyler, if I had a cafe, book shop or record store, this is the type of music I would play to attract the riff raff...
	9:49pm Derek Westerholm: Robm... yes, Brave New Waves was a very special thing... It will live forever in our hearts!
	9:49pm DJ Babs: lol If I'm hitting the vape, we're going late...lol
	9:49pm Tyler: @Derek :) The right sort of riff raff :)
	9:50pm Tyler: @DJ Babs - Yay! Vape-sponsored extra-innings!
	🏝 9:50pm Kat in Chicago: Yeah if I heard this coming from one of those establishments I'd investigate for sure
	9:51pm Robm: @Derek your from Canada too i see
	9:51pm Robm: Hey kat howdy
	9:52pm ultradamno: I was listening to Singles. Period. in the car not too long ago....
	9:52pm Derek Westerholm: Robm, yes, from Canada... Toronto my whole life! Though I love other places...
	9:52pm DJ Babs: ahh late night skronk! Gotta love it!
	9:52pm TroyD8: Love this crazy song!
	9:53pm Tyler: Meepmoop's tail must be twitching to this :)
	9:53pm Andres: Singles? Grunge rom-com?
	9:53pm Derek Westerholm: Ultra, I gave a friend Singles. Period. & he has been listening to it in his car non-stop, haha.
	9:53pm Robm: @derek and babs i am sure you both have heard about CKUA? Great station
	9:53pm Derek Westerholm: TroyD8, all stuff by The Ex & Dog Faced Hermans is marvelous!
	9:54pm DJ Babs: Meep Moop is actually sleep moop right now...so he must have confidence in our selections. He's not here hollereing like he usually 8is!
	9:54pm Derek Westerholm: Robm... CKUA isn't ringing a bell right now... Please do tell more...!
	9:55pm SuperJen: This is great!
	9:55pm Tyler: Meepmoop must be saving it up for Devil's Night :)
	9:55pm Andres: Ah. The Ex.
	9:56pm Tyler: Night In Tunisia?
	9:57pm DJ Babs: Rob is the that the AB station?
	9:57pm Robm: @Derek it is from alberta used to be run by the university of alberta, has some nice programs
	9:58pm Robm: @DJ babs yes mam
	🏝 10:00pm Scott67: Thanks Babs & Derek! 🍻😎🤙💨🍺🍺🍁
	10:01pm Robm: Hey scott67
	10:03pm DJ Babs: Excellent! We're about to leave EXland and do another set!
	🏝 10:04pm Scott67: G'day Robm! 🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	10:05pm ultradamno: By the way, a NY band that most Dog Faced Hermans fans might like, God Is My Co-Pilot have been eking out new stuff track by track on Bandcamp. Sharon Topper is no longer on board, replaced by Normandy Sherwood, but it's still pretty good stuff godismycopilot.bandcamp.com...
	🏝 10:05pm Scott67: Gift that keeps giving!!🍻😎🤙
	🏝 10:05pm Kat in Chicago: I have to go but thanks so much, great show!
	10:06pm Tyler: This is F-U-N!
	10:06pm ultradamno: More about Sherwood www.normandysherwood.com
	10:07pm DJ Babs: Plastics are so great! Thank you Kat! Have an amazing evening...we'll see ya next week for THE HALLOWEEN SPECIAL...
	10:07pm Robm: Good night fellow listeners thanks for great music
	10:07pm Derek Westerholm: Sharon Topper no longer in God Is My Co-Pilot? Woah!! Marion Coutts of Dog Faced Hermans actually collaborated with them, too...!
	10:08pm Tyler: dB!
	10:08pm DJ Babs: I HAD TO PLAY THIS
	10:09pm Derek Westerholm: Ultra, thanks for the Normandysherwood tip! Interesting site, excellent stuff!
	10:09pm TroyD8: You guys are killing it tonight !
	10:09pm SuperJen: I was just thinking about how i might watch Rockula again...which Dolby is in! haha
	10:10pm DJ Babs: Aww thanks Troy! Ya can't beat great chat pals and fun tunes!!!
	10:11pm DJ Babs: His Grammy performance Is UNHINGED
	10:14pm Mr Fab: Awww, so nice to "Europa and the Pirate Twins,' it's been ages. That song was all over KROQ back when it came out. Such a sweet tune.
	10:14pm DJ Babs: lol we're just kinda fly8ing by the seat of our pants now. We're in full fuck it mode!
	10:16pm SuperJen: Gotta go but thanks for the tunes!
	10:16pm Andres: Babs: Synthesizer showdown/jam 1985?
	10:17pm DJ Babs: Yes Andres! Cocaine is a hell of a drug, lol
	10:18pm Andres: Cued up for later, sans marching powder. :)
	10:19pm ultradamno: Speaking of monster musicians twitter.com...
	10:24pm DJ Babs: Is the chat ok? The feed just published...
	10:24pm Derek Westerholm: Robm, thanks for letting us know about CKUA. There's some fantastic stations here in Canada. CHMA from Sackville, New Brunswick www.chmafm.com +++ Radio Western out of London, Ontario www.radiowestern.ca... +++ CIUT in Toronto: ciut.fm +++ Etc. Etc. Etc.
	10:24pm Tyler: Haven't heard this 'The Normal' song before. It's pretty bubbly...
	🏝 10:25pm Scott67: Still good here!
	10:26pm Tyler: Fun Fun Fun on the 401!
	10:27pm Derek Westerholm: Tyler, haha!
	10:28pm Derek Westerholm: Scott, yay, thanks for hanging in for the (unexpected) long haul!
	🏝 10:28pm WR: Autobahn was made to be spoken over. Speak on.
	10:29pm Pandie_Red: LOL!
	🏝 10:30pm Scott67: You don't fucken swear Babs!
	10:30pm Derek Westerholm: Tyler, TVOD / Warm Leatherette, different sides of the same coin/single...!!!
	10:35pm Tyler: I love Morgenspaziergang
	10:36pm Tyler: Hear the breaking glass in my underpants... :)
	🏝 10:36pm Scott67: Thanks again Babs & Derek!🍻😎🤙🍁❤️❤️
	10:36pm Derek Westerholm: Thanks so much for hanging in there!
	10:37pm Derek Westerholm: Or visiting, if not hanging in!
	10:37pm Andres: A pleasure to be tuned in! Thanks, yous!
	10:37pm TroyD8: Thanks!
	🏝 10:38pm WR: Thank you! Great music! Great fun!
	10:38pm Tyler: Thanks Babs, Derek, Meepmoop and all the Beachers in the chat! Nice spending time with you...
	10:39pm Pandie_Red: Thanks for the fabulous night of fun & music everybody
	10:40pm Derek Westerholm: Honestly, thank you all, so much. I say it every week, but all of you being here with you is just so so wonderful. Thanks for being fantastic!
	10:41pm Derek Westerholm: being here with all of you... I mean. But "all of you being here with you" works, too, I guess...
	10:41pm DJ Babs: goodnight pals!!! Thank you so much!!!!
	🏝 10:42pm Scott67: Float on friends!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New / Special	Approx. start time
The Cherry Boys	Falling (Loop) "Falling (Loop)" by "The Cherry Boys"	Shoot The Big Shot (7")	Crash Records	1983	Frankly, sometimes the best thing about a bargain bin find isn't the song, but rather the imperfection that keeps you from having to listen to the whole thing. According to Discogs: "The Cherry Boys were a brilliant sixties-oriented band from Liverpool. The band consisted of John Byrne (aka John Cherry) on vocals & guitar, Keith Gunson on vocals & bass, James Hughes on vocals & keyboards, and Howie Minns on drums. Icicle Works drummer Chris Sharrock was part of the band early on and appeared on their first single “Man to Man.” Hughes and Minns went on to form Exhibit B after The Cherry Boys split up in 1984.""		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Saal 3	Ich Mach Mir Keine Sorgen Mehr	U-Bahn 7"	Zick Zack	1981	I feel like this is the German version of A Certain Ratio. Saal 2 was founded in early 1980 by Jens Kraft (vocals, guitar, bass), Thomas Meins (percussion) and Godeke Ilse (vocals, synth). Reinforced by various changing fellow musicians, the group began their career as an electronic new wave formation in the style of The Residents , Der Plan and DAF . To really confuse fans, they also released as Saal 2, 4, 5 and 6. They never released a full length due to bankruptcy, and therefore this single is actually...quite rare.		0:03:32 (Pop-up)
Mo-Dettes	Masochistic Opposite "Masochistic Opposite" by "Mo-Dettes"	White Mice 7"	Mode	1979	The B-Side to White Mice, this tune is just as great! Mo-Dettes were formed in 79, and this was their first single. The band signed to Decca Records subsidiary Deram and released one album, The Story So Far, November 1980. The album chiefly consisted of pop-punk originals, as well as covers of The Rolling Stones' "Paint It Black" and Édith Piaf's "Milord". Also in 1981, billed as Bomberettes, they provided backing vocals on the track "Fighter Pilot" on John Cale's album Honi Soit. They released only one more full length in 81 before disbanding....		0:07:19 (Pop-up)
Diagram Brothers	We Are All Animals	We Are All Animals 7"	Construct Records	1980	The Diagram Brothers were a post-punk band from Manchester, England active between 1979 and 1982. The band comprised Andy Diagram (bass guitar), Fraser Diagram (vocals, guitar), Lawrence Diagram (guitar), Jason Diagram (bass), and Simon Diagram (drums) (not actually brothers). Andy Diagram was also a member of Dislocation Dance from 1978 to 1982, and in 1985, and was a member of The Pale Fountains and James.		0:10:46 (Pop-up)
Medium Medium	Nadsat Dream "Nadsat Dream" by "Medium Medium"	Hungy So Angry 7"	Catchalot Records	1981	Emerging in 1978 out of the Nottingham punk/rhythm & blues band The Press,Medium Medium's first single was "Them or Me", which was released in late 1978 and was still selling well enough in 1980 to appear in the UK Independent Chart. The second single, "Hungry, So Angry", was released in February 1981 on Cherry Red Records. One of the first records to introduce slap bass - a technique borrowed from black funk music - to a generally white audience, "Hungry, So Angry" reached #48 in the Billboard Disco chart.		0:13:30 (Pop-up)
Diagram Brothers	There Is No Shower	We Are All Animals 7"	Construct Records	1980	This little slab of wax just keeps giving! The B Side recounts the frustration many of us have felt in dealing with bureaucracy, city councils, and "the man" in general. I feel bad for David, his lack of legs and his mum.		0:17:02 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Family Fodder	Carnal Knowledge "Carnal Knowledge" by "Family Fodder"	Savoir Faire 7"	Fresh Records	1980	The Instrumental B-Side....		0:19:25 (Pop-up)
Throwing Muses	Mania "Mania" by "Throwing Muses"	The Sounds Machine EP 1 (7" v/a)	Phonogram / 4AD	1988	Given away free with the September 10, 1988 issue of Sounds. Recorded live at the Town And Country Club, May 1, 1988. Mixed at Southern Studios. Mixed By – John Loader. Written-By – Kristin Hersh		0:28:36 (Pop-up)
Brian James	I Can Make You Cry "I Can Make You Cry" by "Brian James"	Ain't That A Shame 7"	Illegal Records / IRS	1979	Brian James, the first guitarist & main songwriter from The Damned left the band after the second album (creative differences et. al) and went on to release this solo 7". He would later be a founding member of Lords Of The New Church w/ Dead Boys' Stiv Bators. True story, Stewart Copeland drums on this. A fairly recent dollar bin find. I think it's worth at least twice that.		0:31:34 (Pop-up)
Mucky Sailor	Hello Troubled, I'm Pignoramous	Horses 7"	British Wildlife Records	2007	"Bradford/Leeds based noisy/proggy band feauturing Augustin Bousfield on vocals Fender Rhodes, Synth and Ships Wheel Synthesiser and Steven Nuttall on Drums" Recorded live to reel to reel recorder in the Corn Exchange, Leeds.		0:34:50 (Pop-up)
Deerhunter	Cool "Cool" by "Deerhunter"	Pylon Cover + Remix	DFA	2011	Deerhunter cover Pylon's "Cool"... Recorded in 2007 by Nicolas Vernhes at Rare Book Room.		0:38:18 (Pop-up)
Josh Reichman Oracle Band	Agoraphobia	Shivering Black Promo 7"	Paper Bag	2009	Cover of Deerhunter's "Agoraphobia" (written by Bradford Cox)		0:44:02 (Pop-up)
David Byrne	Ex Guru "Ex Guru" by "David Byrne"	Plum (v/a)	Thrill Jockey Records	2007	From a boxset celebrating Thrill Jockey's 15th Birthday (Thrill Jockey 20) This finds David Byrne covering Fiery Furnace's "Ex-Guru" (from the Widow City album) & also features the brother-sister Friedberger duo that are the core of Fiery Furnaces. Drums – Bob D'Amico / Featuring – Matt Friedberger / Mixed By – Pat Dillett / Vocals – Eleanor Friedberger / Vocals, Arranged By, Lyrics By [Additional] – David Byrne		0:47:36 (Pop-up)
The Rebel	Bums On A Rock 3 "Bums On A Rock 3" by "The Rebel"	Bums On A Rock!	Flitwick Records	2003	Flitwick Records was a mail-order 7" club that would send free 7" records from the U.K. to any of their subscribers no matter where they were in the world. I missed the surprise 7" (fr)release of The Fall's "Rude All The Time", which disappointed me greatly, but my subsequent membership rewarded me with the brilliant Ben E. Wallers (Country Teasers) project The Rebel, with this 7" and track. Is Bums On A Rock meant to be akin to "Bombs On Iraq"? The timeline agrees, but the speculation is solely mine.		0:50:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Add N To (X)	Live 1940 (Romell & Raisin mix)	Slut Smalls #008	Jockey Slut	1999	To my knowledge there is no other mix of this song. It is one of a series of 7" singles released by the dance magazine Jockey Slut. A CD compilation of the 7"s was planned but never officially released. Add N To (X) have not received half the attention that they should, in my opinion.		0:54:37 (Pop-up)
Gun Morgan	Hot Jungle "Hot Jungle" by "Gun Morgan"	Hot Jungle/Soul Africa 7"	Charles Talar Records	1974	Gun Morgan was an Ivory Coast musician who was very active and saw success in France. Not much online about his music output but his obituary from 2018 states "First Medical Delegate of Côte d'Ivoire, Graduate of the Pharmaceutical Institute of France, Musician" He also released albums on the Eboni label, which was a collab between Motown to promote musicians from the Ivory Coast. This somewhat rare and overlooked record is a serious slab of afro funk!		1:08:22 (Pop-up)
The Gangsters	We Are The Gangsters	Wolly Bully 7"	Big Bear Records	1980	Seven-piece ska band from Birmingham, UK. They released one single in 1980 on Big Bear label and had only 3 releases in total. Which is too bad, because they were pretty great. Big Bear Records was founded by promoter and band manager Jim Simpson in 1968, taking its name from the nickname given to Simpson by Radio 1 DJ John Peel.		1:11:42 (Pop-up)
Miriam Makeba	Pata Pata "Pata Pata" by "Miriam Makeba"	Pata Pata/Ballad of the Sad Young Men 7"	Reprise	1967	Grammy Award-winning South African singer, also known as Mama Afrika. She sang with The Skylarks (3) and The manhattan brothers, before landing a role in the musical King Kong in 1959. She left for London where she met Harry Belafonte, who invited her to America. Makeba is widely regarded as the first lady of South Africa traditional music. At one time married to Hugh Masekela, she became an international superstar in the USA and the UK, before being able to return to South Africa, once the political situation had improved. She performed this song on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1967.		1:14:52 (Pop-up)
Sam The Sham	Money's The Problem "Money's The Problem" by "Sam The Sham"	Banned In Boston/Money's The Problem 7"	MGM Records	1967	Domingo "Sam" Samudio, better known by his stage name Sam the Sham, is a retired American rock and roll singer. Sam the Sham was known for his camp robe and turban and hauling his equipment in a 1952 Packard hearse with maroon velvet curtains. As the front man for the Pharaohs, he sang on several Top 40 hits in the mid-1960s, including the Billboard Hot 100 runners-up "Wooly Bully" and "Li'l Red Riding Hood". He left the music business in 1980 and worked in Mexico as an interpreter and as a mate on small commercial boats in the Gulf of Mexico. Sam later became a motivational speaker and still makes occasional concert appearances. He was inducted into the Memphis Music Hall of Fame in 2016.		1:17:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Freddy Staff Orchestra	Jitterbug Waltz	Jitterbug Waltz/Amore 7"	Oriole	1962	This little piece of wax doesn't exist..according to discogs. It's exquisitely produced and my favourite version of this particular standard. Freddy Staff Trumpet player. Lead trumpet with Geraldo, Harry Roy, The Skyrockets, Eric Winstone, Billy Ternent, and Bob Miller. FYI this record sounds as great on 33rpm as it does on 45....		1:20:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Fenways	Whip And Jerk "Whip And Jerk" by "The Fenways"	Walk 7"	Imperial	1964	Instrumental B-side		1:30:52 (Pop-up)
Two Pin Din & G.W. Sok	Listen To The Painters	Gifts, Milk And Things (Double gatefold 7")	Tractor Notown / Aredje	2014	A radical reworking of The Ex's "Listen To The Painters", with original Ex singer transposing his words to this otherwise completely different rendering of the song. "GIFTS, MILK AND THINGS is a four song EP, released as a double(!) vinyl 7” with a gatefold(!!) sleeve with some fabber than fab artwork by dapper designer in residence, Wilf Plum. It features the twin attack of Andy Kerr (ex-NoMeansNo) on guitar and Wilf Plum (ex-Dog Faced Hermans) on baritone guitar along with the fine singing and lyrics of G.W. Sok (ex-The Ex). The record is released on Tractor Notown (NOT 03) in collaboration with Aredje (ARL. 033). Released October 9, 2014 Mr. K - guitar Mr. P - baritone guitar Mr. S - voice Recording & mix by Mr. K / Artwork by Mr. P / All music by Andy Kerr & Wilf Plum / All words by G.W. Sok" Two Pin Din: Gifts Milk And Things (Bandcamp)		1:32:59 (Pop-up)
Zea & Xavier Charles	Bourgeois Blues	Bourgeois Blues 7"	Makkum Records	2012	Zea is Arnold de Boer (also current lead singer for The Ex) the "One-man "breakpop" band from Amsterdam, Netherlands." "Xavier Charles is a French clarinet player." He has also collaborated extensively with The Ex over the past decade and a half. "Bourgeois Blues is based on versions by Lead Belly and The Fall."		1:36:08 (Pop-up)
Anne-James Chaton / Andy Moor	Not Guilty	Transfer / 4 Inbound / Outbound	Unsounds	2012	"French sound artist Anne-James Chaton (October 31, 1970, Besançon) "has developed a multipolar body of work, based on a close study of the textual materials which make up the everyday life of contemporary society". Chaton co-runs the "Sonorités" festival in Montpellier with Carole Rieussec, Enna Chaton, Didier Aschour, Jean-Christophe Camps, Yann Granjon, Mireille Nell, Christian Déric and Isabelle Deltour." / "Born in London England 1962 Andy Moor began his musical life in Edinburgh, Scotland playing guitar with the band Dog Faced Hermans, a multi faceted eclectic group that mixed energetic post punk energy with traditional tunes and improvisations. In 1990 he moved to the Netherlands after an invitation to join Dutch band The Ex. The openness and versatility of the musicians in this group has brought them into contact with many musicians from different scenes and backgrounds, including Tom Cora(cello), Han Bennink(drums), and Ab Baars (sax). In 1995 he began another group Kletka Red with Tony Buck Joe Williamson and Leonid Soybelman, fusing traditional Klezmer, Greek and Russian songs with their own frantic styles of playing. / In more recent years Andy has collaborated with musicians from many and varied backgrounds and disciplines differing from his own background which was rooted in the post punk Britain of the 80s. Many of these collaborations are duos with amongst others Yannis Kyriakides (Cypriot composer) with whom he performs a set of rebetika songs (urban Greek tunes from the 20s and 30s), Anne James Chaton (french sound poet), Colin Mclean (ex bass player from Dog Faced Hermans) who now works with electronic music and live sampling..." ...+ many many more projects... This track features a "clicky beat loop" by Yannis Kyriakides. It was recorded in the homes of Anne-James Chaton and Andy Moor. Mixed and mastered by Andy moor with help from Arnold de Boer and Gavin McDowell.		1:40:43 (Pop-up)
Dog Faced Hermans	Too Much for the Red Ticker	Too Much For The Red Ticker 7"	Demon Radge Records / Konkurrel	1990	Bass, Slide Guitar – Colin / Drums – Wilf / Guitar – Andy / Vocals, Trumpet, Cowbell – Marion* Recorded By – Jamie*		1:45:00 (Pop-up)
The Ex & Guests	Shopping Street "Shopping Street" by "The Ex & Guests"	6.4 - Bimhuis 29/06/91: 6.4¹	Ex Records	1991	Part of a 6-part series of singles released in 1991, this was 6.4 - a double 7" live collaboration between The Ex, Dog Faced Hermans, Han Bennink, Ab Baars & Walter Wierbos. 6.4 came with leaflets and a sticker. The two 7" records have separate sleeves (but were not separately released). The Ex on this recording were Katrin, Luc, Terrie, G.W. Sok(drums, steeldrum, bass, guitar, voice) and Jeroen (sound-scrapes) +++ Guests Dog Faced Hermans (Andy, Wilf, Colin, Marion) - guitar, drums, bass, trumpette; Han Bennink - drums; Ab Baars - Saxophone, clarinet; Wolter Wierbos - Trombone +++ Recorded live on June 29, 1991 by Katrin Brandli & Jeroen at the BIM-huis in Amsterdam, Holland +++ Other guests that evening were: Herr Seele - flute; and Dorpsoudste de Jong - Poetry. Words & music by The Ex & guests.		1:48:32 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Ex & Guests	Kat & Ab "Kat & Ab" by "The Ex & Guests"	6.4 - Bimhuis 29/06/91: 6.4²	Ex Records	1991	From the insert (paragraph 1) "Hello, on June 29th a remarkable concert took place at the Amsterdam BIM-house. "Punkbands" The Ex and Dog Faced Hermans, combined with leading jazz-improvisers Wolter Wierbos, Ab Baars and Han Bennink, Belgian comedian/comics-writer Herr Seele and soundpoet Dorpsoudste De Jong. A weird hodge-podge defying pigeon-holes and predjudice. There were bizarre duos and other strange combinations, improvised pieces and existing songs with different line-ups or arrangements..."		1:53:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Ex & Guests	A Pretty Cattle Office	6.4 - Bimhuis 29/06/91: 6.4¹	Ex Records	1991	From the insert (paragraph 2) "...We very much like the idea that music is not polarized into cliques. That's only oppressive and limiting, also for the audience. For us too, it was a discovery, that a Kurdish singer stirs more emotion than the Pixies, that Han Bennink transmits more energy than 99 out of 100 hardcore bands. Or that one Cecil Taylor concert creates more confusion than a whole alternative Abend in Wien festival..."		1:57:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Ex & Guests	Wolter & Andy "Wolter & Andy" by "The Ex & Guests"	6.4 - Bimhuis 29/06/91: 6.4²	Ex Records	1991	From the insert (paragraph 3) "...The singles are a little impression of the evening. It was difficult to choose four pieces, as the evening was actually a non-stop whole. But hopefully they five a good idea of the devotion and enthusiasm with which all of us played that night. Enjoy your listen! The Ex."		1:59:58 (Pop-up)
The Plastics	Top Secret Man "Top Secret Man" by "The Plastics"	Top Secret Man 7"	Invitiation	1980	Formed in 76, the Plastics were the archetypal Tokyo new wave band, combining a quirky, eccentric musical sensibility with sharp observational lyrics satirizing postmodern consumer culture in a way that still draws frequent comparisons with U.S. contemporaries such as Devo and the B-52's. Beginning life as a party band, the Plastics soon found their sensibility being influenced by glam rock's embrace of superficiality and ephemeral trash culture, as well as the social critique of the emerging punk rock and new wave generation, with the electronic music of German techno-pop pioneers Kraftwerk forming the final piece in the jigsaw puzzle that made up the group's sound.		2:03:25 (Pop-up)
Thomas Dolby	Europa and the Pirate Twins	Europa and the Pirate Twins 7"	Capitol Records	1983	Taken from the album The Golden Age of Wireless, "Europa and the Pirate Twins" was written by Thomas Dolby, who produced it in collaboration with Tim Friese-Greene. The song opens with a "bluesy" harmonica solo, performed by Andy Partridge of the band XTC. Dolby has described the song, along with the tone of the album, as reflecting "a sense of [a] relationship that's going on as being overwhelmed by something on a grander level", adding that "there's a very strong wartime atmosphere to it...and a it is a semi-autobiographical romp". It's one of my favourite 80's records and one of the first I ever bought....		2:05:47 (Pop-up)
Kübler-Ross	Petrol (To Get Away From You)	Victims of Victimless Crimes 7"	Ice Machine	2022	The five stages of grief model (or the Kübler-Ross model) is popularly known as a model that describes a series of emotions experienced by people who are grieving: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. Kübler-Ross is a minimal synth/wave/industrial three-piece from Glasgow, Scotland, featuring Craig Clark, Katie Shannon, and veteran electronic producer and remixer producer Dave Clark, best-known for his Sparky moniker, and as one-half of the production/remix team Optimo (Espacio). First emerging in 2015 with a couple of compilation appearances, Kübler-Ross released their debut, self-titled album in 2020. Originally released as a limited-edition cassette on the Glasgow label Akashic Records, the album — now resequenced and released on vinyl via Suction Records’ minimal synth sublabel Ice Machine. This is an excellent cover of a song first made popular by Severed Heads.	* ***	2:09:04 (Pop-up)
New Order	Everything's Gone Green	Procession / Everything's Gone Green 7"	1981	Factory Records	New Order's second single, released 25 September 1981 as double A side.		2:13:16 (Pop-up)
Lost Sounds	Ice Age "Ice Age" by "Lost Sounds"	No One Killer	The Holy Cobra Society	2004	Living In The Ice Age (Joy Division cover) "Written-By – Bernard Sumner" Drums – Rich / Guitar, Bass – Jonas / Guitar, Synthesizer [Synths] – Alicja / Jay / Edition of 750 hand numbered copies. Recorded Memphis Tennessee at the People's Temple and the Tronic Graveyard		2:17:11 (Pop-up)
The Normal	T.V.O.D "T.V.O.D" by "The Normal"	The Normal 7"	Mute	1978	While Warm Leatherette is considered the "hit'...the B-Side here outshines it, IMHO. Daniel Miller's groundbreaking homage to Kraftwerk infuses a punk rock sensibility that to this day, still stands up both musically and lyrically. It is...a banger.		2:19:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Kraftwerk	Autobahn "Autobahn" by "Kraftwerk"	Autobahn/Morgenspaziergang	Vertigo	1974	"Autobahn" is a 1975 song by German electronic band Kraftwerk, being the second and lead single from their studio album of the same name. The song was composed by Ralf Hütter and Florian Schneider of the band, with Emil Schult collaborating on the lyrics. It is co-produced by Conny Plank, and was the band's first track to use sung lyrics. Unlike Kraftwerk's later work, "Autobahn" was only released with German lyrics, without a simultaneous English-language release. The main refrain "Fahren Fahren Fahren" was often mistaken for the English phrase "Fun Fun Fun" and thought to be a reference to the 1964 Beach Boys' song "Fun, Fun, Fun"		2:22:40 (Pop-up)
Ben Lee	Float On "Float On" by "Ben Lee"	Float On / I Heard You Got Action 7" (Split Single w/ Pony Up!)	Dim Mak Records / Ten Fingers	2004	Guitar – Mcgowan Piano, Other [G-chord], Guitar – Lara Producer – Brad Wood Vocals, Guitar – Ben Written-By – Modest Mouse

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Listener comments!
	7:54pm DJ Babs: Hello friends! Grab your donuts and drinks we're playing little records tonight!!!
	🏝 8:00pm Scott67: G'day Babs, Derek & Big Fun Beachers! 🌏🌧️💻🎶🍻😎🤙💨🍺🍺
	8:00pm DJ Babs: Hi Scott! Great to see ya! Got your beer and a towel?
	🏝 8:01pm Scott67: I approve of Don going overtime with this Track! 🤘😎🍻
	8:03pm ultradamno: Babs! Derek! Beach Bums!
	🏝 8:03pm Scott67: Beer here Babs, but I will just air dry, & get a sandy crack. 🍺😎🤙
	8:03pm Mr Fab: Hey gang! Is this "turntablism" or just a messed-up record?
	8:03pm DJ Blush: Hi!
	8:03pm DJ Babs: Hi Fab!!!
	8:03pm laurapanic: Just had my mind blown by Glynis over at Crayons and Perfume....I need to chill on the beach
	8:04pm DJ Babs: Hi Blush!!!
	8:04pm Andres: Good eve, Babs and Derek! 45s, the Timbits of the record world.
	8:05pm Cp304: If so, that’s skills Fab.. hey peoples
	8:06pm DJ Blush: Love this!
	8:07pm Derek Westerholm: Hello Scott, Ultra, Fab, Blush, Laurapanic, Andres, CP304
	8:07pm DJ Babs: This tune slaps I love it so much! This is the B side and the A side is FAB too!
	8:07pm TroyD8: Evening everyone!
	8:07pm DJ Babs: Hello CP, Laura!
	8:07pm Derek Westerholm: Mr. Fab, the record did most of the work, but it was, indeed, intended on our part... A lovely faulty loop
	8:07pm Derek Westerholm: Hello TroyD8
	8:08pm Derek Westerholm: Andres, "Timbits of the record world", haha.
	8:08pm DJ Babs: Hi Troy!
	8:11pm DJ Babs: Love this single so much! I love it when B Sides are as great as A sides..if not better!
	8:12pm laurapanic: ooooh I have the MOdettes one
	8:14pm DJ Babs: This is a fun one to dance funny to!
	8:14pm DJ Blush: Loving this set so much
	8:15pm Andres: Terre T played the A side yesterday. Sounded a double A to me.
	8:15pm DJ Babs: yes it did turn out well!!!
	8:17pm DJ Babs: i wish I knew how to play sax so I could wail over this tune lol
	🏝 8:18pm Kat in Chicago: Used to have this one
	🏝 8:20pm Kat in Chicago: The Medium Medium that is. Hi all y'all
	8:21pm Derek Westerholm: Hi Kat! Hurrah! Playing some Ex / Dog Faced Hermans & related later in the show... Glad you're here to catch it.
	8:21pm MHLee: Hi all been still here... still at work
	🏝 8:21pm Kat in Chicago: yay Derek, that sounds good
	8:24pm ultradamno: Plus, A Certain Ratio sounds like it should have been the name of a German band the whole time
	🏝 8:26pm Kat in Chicago: lol Babs
	8:28pm Mr Fab: The album version of Tears for fears- "everybody wants to rule the world" sped up to 45 rom sounds like Madonna.
	8:28pm ultradamno: Thumpin’ and pluckin’: The story of slap bass, told through 10 of the best players mixdownmag.com.au...
	8:31pm ultradamno: The other thing you can only do on vinyl, aside from locked grooves, is double grooves...which it doesn't seem like enough people ever did.
	8:31pm laurapanic: MANIA is the best song, oh my god one of my faves. DRUMMING
	8:32pm DJ Babs: Oh really Mr. Fab...I gotta check that! And thank you Ultradamo for the link! And yes the endless possibiities of vinyl...i love lock groove recordsl
	8:32pm DJ Babs: Yeah this tune is super powerful! And hello there Kat and UD! MH and Andres!!
	8:33pm Andres: Wow! I missed this one. Killer!
	8:34pm Barno in Akron: Hello, all!
	8:35pm DJ Babs: Hi Barno! Welcome Welcome!!!!
	8:35pm ultradamno: Seems like if you were in a band with a vampire and had creative differences he could just glamor you into thinking you liked his stuff
	8:36pm Andres: Dollar bin find? I thought Toronto rents were too high to have space for dollar bins.
	8:36pm DJ Babs: I agree. I think that might be one of many clear advantages a vampire would have in a band setting!
	8:36pm DJ Babs: Hahahah! Andres...you're not wrong! But diggin' still yields some treaures!
	8:37pm Derek Westerholm: Hello Barno! Welcome!!!
	8:37pm DJ Babs: oh damn derek what the HELL is this!!!
	8:38pm DJ Babs: uhhhhmazing, lol.
	8:39pm ultradamno: The other scenario, if you've seen Werewolves Within was the band Megalodons, who not so much broke up but the drummer ate the rest of them twitter.com...
	8:40pm Pandie_Red: Loving your show!
	8:41pm Andres: Werewolf conflict resolution.
	8:41pm DJ Babs: Hello hello and Welcome Pandie! So lovely to have new friends on the beach and thank you!!!! :-)
	8:41pm Derek Westerholm: I think I played w/ them in London, UK (that one lucky tour)... One of those surprise things lurking in the collection...
	8:42pm DJ Babs: Ha UD...I'd rather be in a band with a werewolf than a vampire perhaps. I'll take the risk of getting eaten!
	8:43pm DJ Babs: I feel that vampires are probably more lead singers where werewolves are likely bassists or drummers
	8:43pm Derek Westerholm: Pandie_Red, thanks!!!! Hello!!!!!
	🏝 8:44pm WR: Hello Babs, Derek, Sheena streamers.
	🏝 8:44pm Kat in Chicago: I don't think "Cool" is really cover-able but good try
	8:44pm ultradamno: Yeah, vampires tend to be showboats...lead singers, magicians, that kind of thing
	8:45pm Barno in Akron: Hello, WR
	8:45pm ultradamno: Brides of Frankenstein make the best bassists
	8:46pm DJ Babs: Hi WR! LOL UD! I wasn't sure about that cover at first but it's growing on me!
	🏝 8:46pm WR: Hello Barno.
	8:47pm Tyler: Good even-ning!
	🏝 8:47pm Kat in Chicago: I think Vanessa from Pylon was on Clay Pigeon this week? I missed it, but must look for it later
	8:47pm Derek Westerholm: Lol Kat. Well, here's an attempt at uncoverabling the last band that uncovered
	8:47pm DJ Babs: Hello Hello Tyler nice to see ya!!
	🏝 8:48pm Kat in Chicago: Covering Deerhunter is pretty ambitious too!
	8:49pm Tyler: Hi Babs, Derek & M.Moop!
	8:49pm DJ Babs: agreeed kat!
	8:51pm DJ Babs: I do like this cover! This box set is actually very cool!
	8:52pm Andres: - Can I cover your song and will you perform on it with me? - Yes, David Byrne!
	8:52pm DJ Babs: oook Kat I'll have to check the Clay "Pigeon archives for sure!!
	🏝 8:52pm Kat in Chicago: Is it a cover if the original band is present? :)
	8:53pm Derek Westerholm: Kat, the question of the ages. Trees falling in the forest...
	8:53pm DJ Babs: possiby?
	8:53pm DJ Babs: Man I got my nails did and now I can't type!
	8:53pm Derek Westerholm: Hello WR!!!
	8:54pm DJ Blush: Great soundtrack for smoking a joint and looking at the moon!
	8:54pm Derek Westerholm: Blush, thanks! We're aiming high... Aiming for the moon... haha.
	8:54pm DJ Babs: nice! Is the moon good tonight?
	8:55pm DJ Babs: The rebel never fails to entertain me...
	8:56pm Barno in Akron: Andres, in that same vein, Kreightoven's band ShiSho recorded a tribute song to the Dead Milkmen and the Dead Milkmen performed on the track - Hahaha
	🏝 8:57pm Kat in Chicago: that's pretty darn cool, Barno
	8:59pm TroyD8: Add N To (X) are a whole lot of fun!
	8:59pm DJ Babs: such a great band...
	8:59pm Andres: Barno: Nice!
	9:00pm Mr Fab: "Plug Me In" is one of the greatest NEW New Wave songs ever.
	9:01pm DJ Babs: I'm playing it on 33 now...
	9:01pm Barno in Akron: DJ Babs and Derek, I love all the detail y'all provide here for each track. Nicely done!
	9:03pm DJ Babs: lol we nerd out pretty hard Barno!
	9:04pm Andres: That scene in High Fidelity where he plays Beta Band and the customers fall over each other to buy it, that happened to me in Rotate This with Add N To (X)!
	9:05pm ultradamno: Might be more of a koan than a philosophical question
	9:05pm DJ Babs: they are still a staple in my DJ bag. Take Me To Your Leader is a dancefloor scorcher!!!
	9:09pm Tyler: I bought a really cheap Mute Sampler at Rotate This that had ADD N To (X), Appliance & Hovercraft. I soon bought the EPs by all 3 groups & saw ADD N To (X) live in the early 00's. It was a pretty wild show!
	🏝 9:11pm Kat in Chicago: ermagerd this is irresistible
	9:11pm DJ Blush: This is unreal
	9:12pm DJ Babs: This tune is BANANS
	9:12pm ultradamno: Stewart Copeland, of Curved Air fame
	9:12pm Mr Fab: the Jungle Room just got HAWT
	9:12pm Pandie_Red: Me & TroyD8 are dancing around the kitchen to this one!
	9:13pm DJ Babs: Love it! This tune is definitely for freakin' out! I cannot wait until my next soul DJ gig to bust this out!
	9:13pm SuperJen: Good evening all!
	9:13pm ultradamno: Now that there's a prog show on the mother ship, they might get some play on the station
	9:13pm DJ Babs: Heeeey Jen!!! How's it going!
	9:13pm DJ Blush: This is so good
	9:13pm Derek Westerholm: Barno, thank-you so much for noticing the details! Yes, we love being able to do that, there's just so much to know about all the artists out there...!!!!
	9:14pm ultradamno: Oh, Florida, it's always something twitter.com...
	9:15pm Derek Westerholm: Mr. Fab... "Plug Me In" is such a top-notch song. They were great live, too. Wish they released albums forever, not just for a decade+.
	9:15pm SuperJen: Not bad, Babs! Gettin over a sinus infection but these tunes are helping!
	9:15pm DJ Babs: UD he looks prettty clean cut for a Florida Man, lol. HIGHLY unusual!
	9:15pm Derek Westerholm: Andres, really?! That's awesome! I wish I was in Rotate that day! (I was in Rotate today, though... ha!)
	9:16pm DJ Babs: oh no! Feel better Jen! Sinus infections AREthe wooooorst..
	9:16pm Tyler: I love groups that have their own theme song!
	9:16pm Derek Westerholm: Ultra, re: Koan... Good point.
	9:16pm SuperJen: Thank you! Finally starting to feel a bit better! Will you be a F242 tomorrow?
	9:17pm Derek Westerholm: Pandie_Red, yay! Dancing! Hurrah!
	9:17pm Derek Westerholm: SuperJen, hello hello! How goes?
	🏝 9:17pm Kat in Chicago: Pata Pata!
	9:18pm SuperJen: Hola Derek!
	9:18pm MHLee: I had to pause it for a moment so i could go back and figure which one's i like
	9:18pm DJ Babs: I love this song so much. It's the click of the wood block that makes me so happy!
	9:19pm ultradamno: ...or is it fake block?
	🏝 9:19pm Kat in Chicago: the whole thing is just so joyful
	9:20pm Robm: @DJ babs sounds almost like cowbells:)
	9:20pm DJ Blush: :D
	9:20pm MHLee: Didn't realize Sam was still kicking
	9:20pm SuperJen: This is all so fun! Just what I needed tonight
	9:21pm Mr Fab: that's no wood block, that's her voice. In some South African languages they pronounce the "click." They use a "!" when writing it, e.g.: "pata ! pata."
	9:21pm DJ Babs: Hello Hello Robm! Yes and I GOTTA HAVE# MORE COWBELL!!!
	9:22pm Tyler: You're brightening this dreary October day!
	9:22pm Derek Westerholm: Tyler, right??!!! That's one of the rarities I was talking about. Solid Sampler & one of those Add N to (X) songs otherwise unavail. "A National Anthem For A Country Which Has Five Minutes To Exist" Their limited-release oddities were as amazing as any of their commonly found stuff.
	9:22pm Robm: @DJ babs works for me
	9:22pm ultradamno: One for Vocal Fry
	9:23pm MHLee: Mr Fab, you said you were a South Africa music aficionad0, yes? My exposure to South African music has been limited esp. the not white stuff.
	9:24pm Cp304: Enjoying the Jams while warshin and Din preppin
	9:24pm Robm: @MHLee time for an education
	9:25pm Mr Fab: Indeed MHLee, Miriam Makeba aka Mama Africa was the most famous diva from South Africa. Demonstrating the tongue-clicking Zulu vocal style there on "Pata Pata."
	9:25pm Tyler: @Derek absolutely right! ADD N To (X) never put out any weak material. I also have the ADD N To FU(X)IA EP which is great!
	9:25pm DJ Blush: Dreamy
	9:26pm Tyler: Reminds me of the music in 'Taxi Driver'. So soothing...
	9:27pm Derek Westerholm: Hello MHLee! Hello Robm! Hello hello hello!!!
	9:29pm Tyler: Meepmoop's getting ideas... :)
	9:29pm Robm: Hello derek
	9:31pm ultradamno: My cat makes such threats with some frequency
	9:32pm Derek Westerholm: Cats are serious business...
	9:33pm Stang Baby: It’s the cats world. We just living in it.
	9:34pm ultradamno: Their 1936 double single book thing is an extraordinary thing
	9:35pm Robm: Just remember guys dogs have owners cat’s have staff
	9:35pm Tyler: X's going steady :)
	9:37pm Derek Westerholm: Ultra, it really is! One of my favourite releases of all time. The snapshots of history they would encapsulate at that time & accompanying materials truly was inspiring!
	9:37pm DJ Babs: Lol Our cat MeepMoop is definitely the boss. we call him the MOOPERVISOR
	9:37pm DJ Blush: Hahahaha
	9:38pm Andres: Ha!
	9:39pm DJ Babs: This song is for all the Toronto peeps, lol
	9:39pm MHLee: leadbelly cover
	9:40pm DJ Babs: We watched the Mayoral debate last week at the board of trade and that shit was UNHINGED! PPL were going off on Mayor Tory...it was awesome, lol
	9:40pm Derek Westerholm: MDLee, yes! The Fall also covered it!
	9:40pm Derek Westerholm: Robm, haha... Thanks for reminding us.
	9:40pm Mr Fab: Sheena's resident Dutchman Jan Turkenburg would be happy with this set, he plays the Ex on his Netherlands-a go go show "Yes We Have No Mountains." (Which I'm sure you all listen to, riiiiight?)
	9:40pm Derek Westerholm: MHLee
	9:41pm Derek Westerholm: (Not MDLee)
	9:41pm DJ Babs: Sure do! Jan is the bomb!
	9:41pm ultradamno: When my mom gardened when I was a kid the cat was always scrutinizing, making her feelings known
	9:41pm Derek Westerholm: (Sorry for the typo)
	9:41pm Robm: @DJ babs love your afternoon show from CBC Toronto called here and now
	9:42pm Derek Westerholm: Mr. Fab, Jan is fantastic! Yes, everyone listen to Jan's show(s)!
	9:43pm Robm: @Derek have to set a reminder to fmdo just that
	9:43pm DJ Babs: Rob I must tune into that more often! Of course we were raised on Brave New Waves...such a grea3t show!
	9:44pm DJ Babs: "non coupable" being the french for 'not guilty' for the non francophones....
	9:44pm Robm: I meant do that @DJ babs always like international broadcasting like the BBC or the CBC, can’t stand cable news
	9:45pm Robm: @DJ babs when is brave new waves on?
	9:45pm Tyler: @Babs - right - like non-culpable in English
	9:46pm DJ Babs: Oh yes I agree! We unplugged frmo that shit a log time ago! Brave New Waves sadly ended years ago but if you were an 80's kid it was where to get your new shit...they ran until 2007 tho which is pretty great!
	9:46pm DJ Babs: This is excellent good moody stoner music lol
	9:47pm DJ Babs: We're gonna run late tonight kids! ;-)
	9:47pm DJ Blush: Wild
	9:47pm Tyler: This is the kind of music that keeps the riff raff out of your cafe, book shop or record store :)
	9:48pm Robm: @DJ babs bummer about brave new waves
	9:48pm Robm: Yay about running late
	9:48pm Derek Westerholm: Tyler, if I had a cafe, book shop or record store, this is the type of music I would play to attract the riff raff...
	9:49pm Derek Westerholm: Robm... yes, Brave New Waves was a very special thing... It will live forever in our hearts!
	9:49pm DJ Babs: lol If I'm hitting the vape, we're going late...lol
	9:49pm Tyler: @Derek :) The right sort of riff raff :)
	9:50pm Tyler: @DJ Babs - Yay! Vape-sponsored extra-innings!
	🏝 9:50pm Kat in Chicago: Yeah if I heard this coming from one of those establishments I'd investigate for sure
	9:51pm Robm: @Derek your from Canada too i see
	9:51pm Robm: Hey kat howdy
	9:52pm ultradamno: I was listening to Singles. Period. in the car not too long ago....
	9:52pm Derek Westerholm: Robm, yes, from Canada... Toronto my whole life! Though I love other places...
	9:52pm DJ Babs: ahh late night skronk! Gotta love it!
	9:52pm TroyD8: Love this crazy song!
	9:53pm Tyler: Meepmoop's tail must be twitching to this :)
	9:53pm Andres: Singles? Grunge rom-com?
	9:53pm Derek Westerholm: Ultra, I gave a friend Singles. Period. & he has been listening to it in his car non-stop, haha.
	9:53pm Robm: @derek and babs i am sure you both have heard about CKUA? Great station
	9:53pm Derek Westerholm: TroyD8, all stuff by The Ex & Dog Faced Hermans is marvelous!
	9:54pm DJ Babs: Meep Moop is actually sleep moop right now...so he must have confidence in our selections. He's not here hollereing like he usually 8is!
	9:54pm Derek Westerholm: Robm... CKUA isn't ringing a bell right now... Please do tell more...!
	9:55pm SuperJen: This is great!
	9:55pm Tyler: Meepmoop must be saving it up for Devil's Night :)
	9:55pm Andres: Ah. The Ex.
	9:56pm Tyler: Night In Tunisia?
	9:57pm DJ Babs: Rob is the that the AB station?
	9:57pm Robm: @Derek it is from alberta used to be run by the university of alberta, has some nice programs
	9:58pm Robm: @DJ babs yes mam
	🏝 10:00pm Scott67: Thanks Babs & Derek! 🍻😎🤙💨🍺🍺🍁
	10:01pm Robm: Hey scott67
	10:03pm DJ Babs: Excellent! We're about to leave EXland and do another set!
	🏝 10:04pm Scott67: G'day Robm! 🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	10:05pm ultradamno: By the way, a NY band that most Dog Faced Hermans fans might like, God Is My Co-Pilot have been eking out new stuff track by track on Bandcamp. Sharon Topper is no longer on board, replaced by Normandy Sherwood, but it's still pretty good stuff godismycopilot.bandcamp.com...
	🏝 10:05pm Scott67: Gift that keeps giving!!🍻😎🤙
	🏝 10:05pm Kat in Chicago: I have to go but thanks so much, great show!
	10:06pm Tyler: This is F-U-N!
	10:06pm ultradamno: More about Sherwood www.normandysherwood.com
	10:07pm DJ Babs: Plastics are so great! Thank you Kat! Have an amazing evening...we'll see ya next week for THE HALLOWEEN SPECIAL...
	10:07pm Robm: Good night fellow listeners thanks for great music
	10:07pm Derek Westerholm: Sharon Topper no longer in God Is My Co-Pilot? Woah!! Marion Coutts of Dog Faced Hermans actually collaborated with them, too...!
	10:08pm Tyler: dB!
	10:08pm DJ Babs: I HAD TO PLAY THIS
	10:09pm Derek Westerholm: Ultra, thanks for the Normandysherwood tip! Interesting site, excellent stuff!
	10:09pm TroyD8: You guys are killing it tonight !
	10:09pm SuperJen: I was just thinking about how i might watch Rockula again...which Dolby is in! haha
	10:10pm DJ Babs: Aww thanks Troy! Ya can't beat great chat pals and fun tunes!!!
	10:11pm DJ Babs: His Grammy performance Is UNHINGED
	10:14pm Mr Fab: Awww, so nice to "Europa and the Pirate Twins,' it's been ages. That song was all over KROQ back when it came out. Such a sweet tune.
	10:14pm DJ Babs: lol we're just kinda fly8ing by the seat of our pants now. We're in full fuck it mode!
	10:16pm SuperJen: Gotta go but thanks for the tunes!
	10:16pm Andres: Babs: Synthesizer showdown/jam 1985?
	10:17pm DJ Babs: Yes Andres! Cocaine is a hell of a drug, lol
	10:18pm Andres: Cued up for later, sans marching powder. :)
	10:19pm ultradamno: Speaking of monster musicians twitter.com...
	10:24pm DJ Babs: Is the chat ok? The feed just published...
	10:24pm Derek Westerholm: Robm, thanks for letting us know about CKUA. There's some fantastic stations here in Canada. CHMA from Sackville, New Brunswick www.chmafm.com +++ Radio Western out of London, Ontario www.radiowestern.ca... +++ CIUT in Toronto: ciut.fm +++ Etc. Etc. Etc.
	10:24pm Tyler: Haven't heard this 'The Normal' song before. It's pretty bubbly...
	🏝 10:25pm Scott67: Still good here!
	10:26pm Tyler: Fun Fun Fun on the 401!
	10:27pm Derek Westerholm: Tyler, haha!
	10:28pm Derek Westerholm: Scott, yay, thanks for hanging in for the (unexpected) long haul!
	🏝 10:28pm WR: Autobahn was made to be spoken over. Speak on.
	10:29pm Pandie_Red: LOL!
	🏝 10:30pm Scott67: You don't fucken swear Babs!
	10:30pm Derek Westerholm: Tyler, TVOD / Warm Leatherette, different sides of the same coin/single...!!!
	10:35pm Tyler: I love Morgenspaziergang
	10:36pm Tyler: Hear the breaking glass in my underpants... :)
	🏝 10:36pm Scott67: Thanks again Babs & Derek!🍻😎🤙🍁❤️❤️
	10:36pm Derek Westerholm: Thanks so much for hanging in there!
	10:37pm Derek Westerholm: Or visiting, if not hanging in!
	10:37pm Andres: A pleasure to be tuned in! Thanks, yous!
	10:37pm TroyD8: Thanks!
	🏝 10:38pm WR: Thank you! Great music! Great fun!
	10:38pm Tyler: Thanks Babs, Derek, Meepmoop and all the Beachers in the chat! Nice spending time with you...
	10:39pm Pandie_Red: Thanks for the fabulous night of fun & music everybody
	10:40pm Derek Westerholm: Honestly, thank you all, so much. I say it every week, but all of you being here with you is just so so wonderful. Thanks for being fantastic!
	10:41pm Derek Westerholm: being here with all of you... I mean. But "all of you being here with you" works, too, I guess...
	10:41pm DJ Babs: goodnight pals!!! Thank you so much!!!!
	🏝 10:42pm Scott67: Float on friends!

Transmissions from Echo Beach with Derek Westerholm and DJ Babs: Playlist from October 20, 2022

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