WFMU: Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl: Playlist from June 29, 2023

Listener comments!
	9:00pm Handy Haversack: Creamo! Blastoyds!
	9:01pm Your Ace From Exchange Place: Howdy!
	9:02pm Abbie from Mars: Fuque yea strong start I'm so excited to read this book / hear this show!
	9:02pm chresti: Hi Creamo and blasted!
	9:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: + evening +
	9:04pm The Butterman: Hi Creamo, done been looking forward to dis.
	9:05pm Franco Twinkie: Excited about this show!
	9:05pm Creamo Coyl: Hey y'allll thx fer the lishn oqish olihklij >ASDSFDFDW FFff
	9:05pm Stevel: ↳ Song: "Voodoo" by "Indoor Life" A lot going on here. Strangely enough (for the times,) you can hear it.
	9:05pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all.
	9:06pm estebangrande: startin' with a bang! hi Creamo and everyone else
	9:07pm PaulRobeson1923: Hi Hi Hi Hi
	9:09pm Tom P: ↳ Creamo Coyl @9:05 Hi Creamo. Good sound The lishn oqish olihklij >ASDSFDFDW FFff is excellent
	9:09pm spodiodi: cc.blasters.!!!
	9:10pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Stevel @9:05 Hey, ami ad. Caught Alan's show on the archives and enjoyed your guest spot.
	9:11pm Toots: First Thursday night creamer!
	9:11pm chresti: ↳ Song: "Voodoo" by "Indoor Life" Sheesh! Never heard this!
	9:11pm PaulRobeson1923: This is not, Rimsky-Korsakov Scheherazade on SPIN-0-RAMA?
	9:11pm andy: creamo owns the dial
	9:13pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "Voodoo" by "Indoor Life" Pop Group- ish, these people.
	9:13pm mndave: ↳ Song: "Voodoo" by "Indoor Life" Creamo! Real Alan Vega-vibe on that opener
	9:13pm estebangrande: ↳ Song: "Voodoo" by "Indoor Life" what a groove
	9:14pm steveo: nighttime creamo arithmetic gnome chattering mimeo eight manometric hermetic moating righto mincemeat
	9:16pm ami ad: ↳ Handy Haversack @9:10 Good evening there. Oh, thanks, was that for real? Maybe I should go back and check what I said... hehe
	9:17pm Richy in da Sco: yesssss i'm psyched to learn of some new SF gems
	9:18pm mndave: ↳ steveo @9:14 Alternate show title: San Francisco Giants with Righto Mincemeat
	9:19pm Franco Twinkie: San Francisco seemed hermetic at that time. Maybe because it's a peninsula?
	9:20pm chresti: a friend of ours went to school with someone that was in in Clown Alley
	9:21pm chresti: ↳ Franco Twinkie @9:19 Mark Deutrom
	9:21pm mndave: ↳ Franco Twinkie @9:19 I've loved studying this about music scenes, whether or not the geography had an impact. I know MPLS's scene was insular because many touring bands wouldn't take that route since there weren't many destinations beyond it that far north/west.
	9:21pm On the Yazoo: Hey all !
	9:23pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ mndave @9:21 I could also have been a reluctance to leave the city and sleep in the dirt elsewhere?
	9:24pm Franco Twinkie: It
	9:24pm mndave: ↳ Franco Twinkie @9:23 Yeah, the dirt isn't necessarily browner on the other side of the fence
	9:24pm Marie in Queens: Hey Folks!
	9:25pm steveo: ↳ mndave @9:18 Sign me up
	9:27pm The Guitarist Quit The Band: This song is so good thanks
	9:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Watch Party for Ray Harryhausen's B-Day - scene in Gulliver just as he lands ashore & sees he's the size of dolls - as lyric comes up 'in the valley of the dolls'...
	9:31pm The Butterman: Freak scene? C’mon. Who can we thank? Hmmmmm maybe Kesey and The Grateful Dead. Don’t kill me, Creamo. I had to say it. You made me do it.
	9:32pm spodiodi: ↳ ami ad @9:16 hope it gels as a new segment! was fun
	9:34pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "talking with..." by "Will York" That for sure! San Francisco always promoted itself as more cerebral. As a matter of fact, they use to beat other scenes over the head with their advanced evolution.
	9:34pm The Butterman: Good boys. You get a treat.
	9:35pm JohnEBGood: Hey Creamo, the show is rockin'. I'm actually listening to the Rock and Roll stream on my Roku TV and I feel All Lost in a Supermarket. But I'll get to your show. May the Fourth Be With You ; )
	9:35pm Marie in Queens: Hey, can anyone say for sure if punk started here in the US or in England?
	9:37pm JohnEBGood: It started when Adam bit the apple!!
	9:37pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "talking with..." by "Will York" Only in SLASH, and probably SEARCH AND DESTROY did editorial policy dictate the negation of prior scenes.
	9:39pm Marie in Queens: ↳ JohnEBGood @9:37 HA! But I do mean punk rock as it is commonly understood...
	9:39pm ami ad: ↳ spodiodi @9:32 Thanks, if he calls, I'll probably answer.
	9:40pm Richy in da Sco: Soooo true about the lack of seasons distorting your sense of time continuity here
	9:42pm tom: blah!
	9:42pm spodiodi: ↳ ami ad @9:39 excellent. can't wait :D
	9:44pm JohnEBGood: Rip Her to Shreds!! Oh shoot still lost : )
	9:45pm slugluv1313: ↳ Song: "Shooting Gallery" by "Toiling Midgets" omg -- Toiling Midgets! greetings, Creamo! Will! Coylers! been lurking, listening -- while toiling away at boring stuff -- enjoying immensely! 😺😺
	9:48pm chresti: ↳ The Butterman @9:31 Ha
	9:48pm GG..: tuning in late and I hear mention of V Vale of search and destroy - any talk of his excellent Re:Search magazines??
	9:50pm chresti: ↳ Marie in Queens @9:35 Everywhere at once?
	9:51pm prof.fuzz: it's me...
	9:52pm JohnEBGood: ↳ Marie in Queens @9:39 Hi Marie, it may have come from your neighborhood in Queens : )
	9:56pm Will thee Sound Guy: Hi Creamo and all!!!
	9:57pm Orthofrancis: Woo - working late, and nice unexpected Creamo show - alright!
	9:57pm chresti: SF punks seemed generally considered more art damaged than LA punks
	10:00pm Orthofrancis: YEAH!!!!
	10:00pm Orthofrancis: My favorite hangover band to listen too
	10:01pm The Butterman: ↳ chresti @9:48 Hi, Chresti.
	10:01pm JohnEBGood: Haa haaaaaa! I got out of the supermarket
	10:01pm Richy in da Sco: ↳ Song: "Ha Ha Ha" by "Flipper" ♬┗(｀ー´)┓ ┏(＾0＾)┛♬
	10:01pm GG..: no WFMU/RE:SEARCH crossover fans??
	10:01pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Song: "Ha Ha Ha" by "Flipper" my favorite band when i was in high school, and still a fave... in case you couldn't tell.
	10:02pm Orthofrancis: ↳ GG.. @10:01 I think I had all those books/magazines. Modern Primitives, etc
	10:03pm laurapanic: ↳ Orthofrancis @10:02 Yep, they were wildly informative in those transgressive early 90s
	10:03pm Abbie from Mars: OHHHH THIS SONG
	10:04pm WY: Believe it or not, there are two different bands called Bay of Pigs that have songs called "Addiction." The other one is actually pretty good too!
	10:04pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ chresti @9:57 Art damaged was such a demeaning thing to say about any band back then, but I will say this - the only time I saw Tuxedomoon, I thought to myself 'Art Damaged'
	10:05pm WY: Creamo knows his stuff
	10:06pm GG..: ↳ Orthofrancis @10:02 excellent - my fave was Pranks
	10:06pm Will thee Sound Guy: I was busy for about the first hour, but last 15 minutes have been awesome
	10:06pm prof.fuzz: ↳ WY @10:04 there was a band in houston originally called bay of pigs. they changed their name to bayou pigs.
	10:07pm Richy in da Sco: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:04 I love the expression. Never heard of it used in such a sense and I'm a professional art handler.
	10:07pm slugluv1313: ↳ Orthofrancis @10:02 i still have a whole bunch! the Re/Search books too
	10:09pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Richy in da Sco @10:07 This is how it was used - If they were your friends, they were breaking new ground. If it was some creeps who were rude to you for no reason, they were art damaged.
	10:10pm JohnEBGood: Peace and love all 🍧🍻
	10:10pm Marie in Queens: ↳ chresti @9:50 Hey Christi, yeah, I bet that describes it. Like a zeitgeist. I remember when it was like being disputed and some peeps (PR folks?) claimed the Sex Pistols as the first punk band
	10:10pm WY: The irony with Tuxedomoon is that they were almost the rare Mabuhay-era band w/o any real art-school connections.
	10:13pm Franco Twinkie: That figures! I saw them at Mabuhay Gardens opening for The Cramps, who were weirdos of the first order, but not art damaged.
	10:13pm Uncle Jon: Ask this dude about The Blowdryers, if be curious as to what he has to say. Jennifer says hi from the Lower East Side.
	10:14pm The Butterman: ↳ Richy in da Sco @10:07 Same. Never heard it, period. And I’m an artist/art teacher. I’ve already added it to my sketchbook. I wrote it down with 6 ballpoint pens taped together because I’m art damaged.
	10:14pm Marie in Queens: ↳ JohnEBGood @9:52 Yeah, the Ranones started in Forest Hills (I just read). Some peeps call them the first punk band
	10:15pm WY: Here's that Deaf Club doc: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7L4NxRqb6Fk
	10:16pm estebangrande: o it was really a club for the deaf?!?
	10:17pm Marie in Queens: ↳ slugluv1313 @10:07 Me too and the Pranks book is so great; I still think of some of those stories. And the movie book is so informative and well written
	10:17pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:09 a little bit random, but reminded me of the smart juvenile delinquents a worked in a supermarket with who had their own idiosincratic slang and nicknames, like calling people immigrants as a term of endearment, like c'mere ya immigrant or in a derogatory way, like don't talk to him, he's an immigrant, don't know if it was derived from the chaplin short, but today it feels a bit resonant
	10:17pm WY: ↳ estebangrande @10:16 Yes, you can see footage of people using sign language to order drinks from the bar in that brief documentary (Deaf Punk).
	10:18pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ The Butterman @10:14 If there was a glossary of punk terminology, it might, MIGHT fit on an index card
	10:19pm Marie in Queens: Flipper is one of my fave bands of all time
	10:21pm Creamo Coyl: I invented punk. Case closed. Put away your magnifying glasses and your fingerprint analysis kits. Set yr mind at ease.
	10:21pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Marie in Queens @10:17 I never had PRANKS, but a friend of mine from high school - Mike Roselle got his own chapter.
	10:23pm WY: I was in SF in the early 2000s, and Pink Section would have fit right in with then-current bands like Erase Errata and Numbers (who I saw many many times).
	10:24pm JohnEBGood: We know you did!!
	10:24pm Carmichael: I knew the surf lingo, not the punk one. Guess I’m beach damaged. Although did see the Avengers and The Dils.
	10:24pm WY: Strange to think that we're as far from the early 2000s as the early 2000s were from 1980....
	10:25pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ WY @10:23 I saw Pink Section in 1979. The lead singer wore a quilted house coat. Ugly and funny!
	10:27pm WY: Speaking of art-damaged: this cover....
	10:27pm Franco Twinkie: Yup!
	10:27pm rw: Oh, man.
	10:27pm Marie in Queens: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:21 Oh wow. I'll have to pick it up and re-read the chapter.
	10:28pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "19th Nervous Breakdown" by "Tuxedomoon" Actually, now I really like this!
	10:34pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "talking with..." by "Will York" Bruce Conner also was lots older, but for some reason punk resonated with him.
	10:34pm Marie in Queens: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:25 That sounds great. I remember being at a very arty loft party in the late 80s and there was a dude there wearing a Burger King uniform (and I think he didn't work at Burger Kin)g. I used to always want to rock a big bathrobe as an outfit but I never had the nerve
	10:36pm WY: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:34 You have ESP!
	10:37pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Marie in Queens @10:34 That's the part of early punk I really liked! When people were still figuring things out. Like a soup pan on their head - 'Is this punk?"
	10:37pm tom tom the pipers son: psychedelicatessen sounds punk
	10:38pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ WY @10:36 No, I was there and use to go to lots of stuff.
	10:39pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "talking with..." by "Will York" I remember going to on of Bruce's film screening and he was kind of fucked up from moshing.
	10:40pm Franco Twinkie: One
	10:40pm JohnEBGood: ↳ Marie in Queens @10:34 Mixed Up Kids
	10:41pm WY: I promise I'm a better writer than talker.
	10:46pm Marie in Queens: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:37 Yeah--like you could do anything you wanted to. I think there is still a lot of openness in punky scenes. That's how it feels to me still
	10:47pm tom tom the pipers son: oh, psychedelicatessen owner is the titile of the conner collage
	10:47pm Carmichael: For us, bowling shirts were the thing. Bonus points if the name was strange (Gus, Barney, Red …)
	10:47pm Marie in Queens: ↳ WY @10:41 Hey man, you sound great @)
	10:52pm Franco Twinkie: It's true - San Francisco has always been a non-stop drug party.
	10:53pm Marie in Queens: ↳ Song: "Now I Want It All" by "Minimal Man" me likey
	10:53pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:52 from what i heard the drugs are still there but there's no party
	10:55pm cbunny: thanks for all this, @creamo
	10:56pm steveo: Gr8 sh0
	10:57pm Marie in Queens: I saw a good punk band last Sunday night--Ahleuchatistas--at the P.I.T. (Property Is Theft) in Brooklyn
	10:58pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:53 I'm looking for my thick soled hiking boots as we speak. I usually park the car by Buena Vista Park in The Haight, because you only have to move your car for the street cleaner once a week(Friday) The street is full of needles.
	11:00pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:58 yes that's what an oakland-er who sometimes comments said.... said s.f. has turned into a real shithole
	11:03pm WY: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:00 Yes, it was Neil Strauss of Motley Crue biography fame who wrote it.
	11:03pm pfanch: Clash City rockers
	11:04pm WY: ↳ WY @11:03 Sorry, that was in reply to CC's comment about the Minimal Man obit, not a reply to the comment in this thread
	11:04pm Karl: What's your (art) damage?
	11:06pm WY: Perhaps the most polarizing band in the book (though also the biggest selling one by far).
	11:07pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:58 thought you were in l.a. ...??
	11:08pm pfanch: Saw them in someones' living room pretty good house party
	11:09pm Franco Twinkie: I am. San Francisco is 'the other place'
	11:09pm Yes: 😎
	11:11pm WY: The profanity on this track is conveniently already bleeped out on the record
	11:12pm Franco Twinkie: Joe Pop-o-Pie tells the unvarnished truth.
	11:13pm cbunny: not anymore lol!
	11:15pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ cbunny @11:13 I guess. I was a total bum and did well. But I'm no kid.
	11:17pm Marie in Queens: Cities used to be more affordable
	11:17pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "talking with..." by "Will York" South of Market was slacker paradise in the late 70's early 80's.
	11:18pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "Sacrifice (Live)" by "Flipper" can't get much more fuzz on that bass
	11:21pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Song: "Sacrifice (Live)" by "Flipper" none more heavy
	11:22pm osvi: Great interview. Takes me back to driving hour and a half to the City from Stockton in our piece of shit cars.
	11:25pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "talking with..." by "Will York" This is the discussion that gets right to the point!
	11:26pm tom tom the pipers son: i'd say bob dylan is a character and a persona as you can judge from his self portrait album
	11:29pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:26 This is such a salient observation - the artist as character. I see 'artists' in their 70's still invested in the charade.
	11:30pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:26 where he's just donning songs like he's trying on costumes
	11:32pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Franco Twinkie @11:29 in the charade of being"real" or the charade of it being a charade?
	11:32pm Marie in Queens: ↳ Song: "The Operation" by "Thinking Fellers Union Local 282" I used to really be into this album
	11:33pm tom tom the pipers son: luv thinkin' fellers
	11:34pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:32 Both, I guess. People do become the character they invest all their effort in.
	11:34pm radioronan: Arrived in SF yesterday. Walking down Polk now. Here in late 80's & 90s working in record stores/ labels. Purchaser of many fake muni passes. This is perfect listening..thanks Creamo & Will
	11:35pm Jeremy: TFUL ruled, one of the best live bands I ever did see. Shoulda been huge!
	11:35pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ radioronan @11:34 How filthy is Polk?
	11:36pm WY: ↳ radioronan @11:34 Glad to hear it. Thank you for listening.
	11:36pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Jeremy @11:35 pains me that i never saw them
	11:39pm Fred and Alan: Good evening everyone Fred and Alan
	11:40pm Jeremy: i def hear a thread between The Residents and TFUL
	11:40pm radioronan: ↳ Franco Twinkie @11:35 Probably filthier when I worked on it..
	11:40pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "talking with..." by "Will York" Point made Creamo: On the West Coast it's easier to be a crack pot.
	11:41pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Fred and Alan @11:39 hi alan and fred!
	11:42pm Creamo Coyl: A certain flavor of cracked pot. East Coast excels at crack rock.
	11:42pm Fred and Alan: ↳ prof.fuzz @11:41 hi Prof Fuzz up late Fred and Alan
	11:42pm Franco Twinkie: HA!
	11:43pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Fred and Alan @11:42 i'm enjoying the interview and tunes. flipper is one of my favorite bands.
	11:43pm Jeremy: How about Crack: We Are Rock? A bit later, but from SF
	11:46pm WY: ↳ Jeremy @11:43 Yes, I used to see them a lot. (I saw them play live on the evening of 9/11, in fact.) Still friends with Erin.
	11:47pm tom tom the pipers son: mike patton a latter day zappa?... like i'm almost too smart for the music i'm making?
	11:48pm WY: ↳ WY @11:46 I was there in the early 2000s but not the era in the book. I would find it really tricky to attempt a similar project for a scene that I experienced first-hand...
	11:49pm WY: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:47 I have mixed feelings about Patton. There are the extreme fanboys (and girls, but usually boys) and then the people who have the sort of instant gag reflex. I do think he was at his best in the early '90s though. I am not a big fan of his more recent bands (but that's just me).
	11:51pm Jeremy: ↳ WY @11:48 my first exposure to Mike Patton was when he filled in for EYE in Naked City. At first we didn't know who it was because he was wearing a gimp mask.
	11:51pm Marie in Queens: Thanks, Creamo and Will!
	11:52pm WY: My biggest Neil Hamburger moment in the classroom was the time I pulled a tablecloth out from under a set of dishes (to demonstrate the concept of inertia to my physics students) and then looking out and seeing just blank expressions. And realizing it was still just 9:02 AM, and I had 43 minutes to go.
	11:53pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ WY @11:49 thx for your comment not really a fan of eithertheir musiuc seemsall inthe head, the time signatures, and not in the body
	11:54pm Franco Twinkie: Weirdo adults pandering to kids is such a painful thing to watch.
	11:56pm tom tom the pipers son: thx c.c., w.y.
	11:56pm WY: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:53 Understandable. I like some of it and don't like other parts of it, probably for a lot of the same reasons.
	11:56pm ami ad: Thank you, DJ. Crew.
	11:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Creamo. A good learning experience was had by all!
	11:56pm spodiodi: tahnks, Creamo! thank you Will York!
	11:57pm Jason from Screwston: Great selection of songs and an interesting history. Many thanks, CC. Cheers, good people.
	11:58pm The Butterman: Awesome schtuff Creamo. Good job. Informative.
	11:58pm Jeremy: ↳ WY @11:48 Thanks for the SF spesh, Will and Creamo!
	11:58pm Franco Twinkie: This was a wonderful examination of a very small thing. Thanks Creamo and Will.
	11:58pm WY: Thanks everyone for listening, and a big thank you to CC for having me on.
	11:59pm Jason from Screwston: Thanks, WY. ꒰ ॢ ꈍ ◡ ꈍ ॢ ꒱
	11:59pm radioronan: ↳ Franco Twinkie @11:35 Thanks so much!
	12:00am ami ad: smashmouth
	12:24am chresti: Thanks cc!
	12:24am chresti: and WY!
	6:26am Clinto: I never thought of it before but Faith No More's early Patton stuff might be making fun of Metallica, another SF band. The way it goes from schmaltzy melodic to maximum crunch in the span of a millisecond, like a jump scare, always struck me as very... well, silly. Maybe great minds think alike on that one.

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June 29, 2023: We Care About It Now — SF Special feat. Will York

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Indoor Life	Voodoo "Voodoo" by "Indoor Life"	S/T EP	Indoor Life	1980	12"	reissued 2013		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Will York	talking with... "talking with..." by "Will York"	Who Cares Anyway book	Headpress	2023		out now	*	0:13:20 (Pop-up)
Toiling Midgets	Do the Incendiary	1980 Demo	self-released [Bandcamp]	2015	MP3			0:17:08 (Pop-up)
Will York	talking with... "talking with..." by "Will York"							0:18:59 (Pop-up)
Rozz & Belfast Cowboys	I Can Laugh About It Now	Negative Trend: The Pop Sessions	White Noise	1998	CD	late '70s recordings originally credited to NT		0:24:48 (Pop-up)
Will York	talking with... "talking with..." by "Will York"							0:28:46 (Pop-up)
Negative Trend	How Ya Feelin' "How Ya Feelin'" by "Negative Trend"	Mercenaries EP	Heavy Manners	1978	7"	reissued several times		0:34:00 (Pop-up)
Will York	talking with... "talking with..." by "Will York"							0:35:37 (Pop-up)
Toiling Midgets	Shooting Gallery "Shooting Gallery" by "Toiling Midgets"	Sea Of Unrest	Instant	1982	LP	reissued 1993		0:40:37 (Pop-up)
Will York	talking with... "talking with..." by "Will York"							0:44:08 (Pop-up)
Noh Mercy	Revolutionary Spy "Revolutionary Spy" by "Noh Mercy"	S/T	Superior Viaduct	2012	LP	1979 recordings		0:47:36 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Slava Ranko	Side One "Side One" by "Slava Ranko"	Arctic Hysteria	Adolescent	1981	LP			0:51:46 (Pop-up)
Flipper	Ha Ha Ha "Ha Ha Ha" by "Flipper"		Subterranean	1981	7"			1:00:17 (Pop-up)
Bay Of Pigs	Addiction "Addiction" by "Bay Of Pigs"		Subterranean	1982	7"			1:02:20 (Pop-up)
Arkansaw Man	Every Job "Every Job" by "Arkansaw Man"		Subterranean		7"			1:05:13 (Pop-up)
Red Asphalt	Phone Call From God "Phone Call From God" by "Red Asphalt"		Egg and Anvil		7"			1:07:26 (Pop-up)
The Puds	Vege-Nam "Vege-Nam" by "The Puds"		Joe Spain	1981	7"	reissued 2020		1:09:41 (Pop-up)
Will York	talking with... "talking with..." by "Will York"							1:11:30 (Pop-up)
Pink Section	Jane Blank + Francine's List + Been In The Basement 30 Years	Can You Hear Me? Music From The Deaf Club	Optional Music	1980	LP	compilation		1:18:28 (Pop-up)
Tuxedomoon	19th Nervous Breakdown	Can You Hear Me? Music From The Deaf Club				Rolling Stones cover		1:26:22 (Pop-up)
Will York	talking with... "talking with..." by "Will York"							1:30:22 (Pop-up)
Factrix	Thin Line "Thin Line" by "Factrix"	Scheintot	Adolescent	1981	LP	reissued 2012		1:40:30 (Pop-up)
Factrix	Noctimbre "Noctimbre" by "Factrix"	California Babylon	Superior Viaduct	2012	CD	rec. 1981		1:42:57 (Pop-up)
Will York	talking with... "talking with..." by "Will York"							1:46:46 (Pop-up)
Minimal Man	Now I Want It All "Now I Want It All" by "Minimal Man"	The Shroud Of	Subterranean	1981	LP			1:52:01 (Pop-up)
Minimal Man	Big Head "Big Head" by "Minimal Man"	Safari	CD Presents	1984	LP			1:55:44 (Pop-up)

Faith No More	We Care A Lot "We Care A Lot" by "Faith No More"	We Care A Lot	Mordam	1985	LP			2:07:58 (Pop-up)
Pop-O-Pies	The Industrial Rap "The Industrial Rap" by "Pop-O-Pies"	Joe's Second Record	Subterranean	1984	12"			2:10:48 (Pop-up)
Will York	talking with... "talking with..." by "Will York"							2:13:00 (Pop-up)
Flipper	Sacrifice (Live) "Sacrifice (Live)" by "Flipper"	Sex Bomb Baby!						2:17:18 (Pop-up)
Will York	talking with... "talking with..." by "Will York"							2:21:55 (Pop-up)
Caroliner Rainbow Snake Tailed Waxwalker	Track 5	Smoke Tour for Lunation	BullsHit	2007	12"			2:26:02 (Pop-up)
Will York	talks over Caroliner...							2:29:33 (Pop-up)
Thinking Fellers Union Local 282	The Operation	Strangers From The Universe	Matador	1994	CD			2:31:39 (Pop-up)
Will York	talking with... "talking with..." by "Will York"							2:36:45 (Pop-up)
Mr. Bungle	Slowly Growing Deaf "Slowly Growing Deaf" by "Mr. Bungle"	S/T	Warner Bros.	1991	CD			2:43:10 (Pop-up)
Will York	talking with... "talking with..." by "Will York"							2:49:35 (Pop-up)
Neil Hamburger	7 "7" by "Neil Hamburger"	America's Funnyman	Drag City	1996	CD			2:59:22 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:00pm Handy Haversack: Creamo! Blastoyds!
	9:01pm Your Ace From Exchange Place: Howdy!
	9:02pm Abbie from Mars: Fuque yea strong start I'm so excited to read this book / hear this show!
	9:02pm chresti: Hi Creamo and blasted!
	9:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: + evening +
	9:04pm The Butterman: Hi Creamo, done been looking forward to dis.
	9:05pm Franco Twinkie: Excited about this show!
	9:05pm Creamo Coyl: Hey y'allll thx fer the lishn oqish olihklij >ASDSFDFDW FFff
	9:05pm Stevel: ↳ Song: "Voodoo" by "Indoor Life" A lot going on here. Strangely enough (for the times,) you can hear it.
	9:05pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all.
	9:06pm estebangrande: startin' with a bang! hi Creamo and everyone else
	9:07pm PaulRobeson1923: Hi Hi Hi Hi
	9:09pm Tom P: ↳ Creamo Coyl @9:05 Hi Creamo. Good sound The lishn oqish olihklij >ASDSFDFDW FFff is excellent
	9:09pm spodiodi: cc.blasters.!!!
	9:10pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Stevel @9:05 Hey, ami ad. Caught Alan's show on the archives and enjoyed your guest spot.
	9:11pm Toots: First Thursday night creamer!
	9:11pm chresti: ↳ Song: "Voodoo" by "Indoor Life" Sheesh! Never heard this!
	9:11pm PaulRobeson1923: This is not, Rimsky-Korsakov Scheherazade on SPIN-0-RAMA?
	9:11pm andy: creamo owns the dial
	9:13pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "Voodoo" by "Indoor Life" Pop Group- ish, these people.
	9:13pm mndave: ↳ Song: "Voodoo" by "Indoor Life" Creamo! Real Alan Vega-vibe on that opener
	9:13pm estebangrande: ↳ Song: "Voodoo" by "Indoor Life" what a groove
	9:14pm steveo: nighttime creamo arithmetic gnome chattering mimeo eight manometric hermetic moating righto mincemeat
	9:16pm ami ad: ↳ Handy Haversack @9:10 Good evening there. Oh, thanks, was that for real? Maybe I should go back and check what I said... hehe
	9:17pm Richy in da Sco: yesssss i'm psyched to learn of some new SF gems
	9:18pm mndave: ↳ steveo @9:14 Alternate show title: San Francisco Giants with Righto Mincemeat
	9:19pm Franco Twinkie: San Francisco seemed hermetic at that time. Maybe because it's a peninsula?
	9:20pm chresti: a friend of ours went to school with someone that was in in Clown Alley
	9:21pm chresti: ↳ Franco Twinkie @9:19 Mark Deutrom
	9:21pm mndave: ↳ Franco Twinkie @9:19 I've loved studying this about music scenes, whether or not the geography had an impact. I know MPLS's scene was insular because many touring bands wouldn't take that route since there weren't many destinations beyond it that far north/west.
	9:21pm On the Yazoo: Hey all !
	9:23pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ mndave @9:21 I could also have been a reluctance to leave the city and sleep in the dirt elsewhere?
	9:24pm Franco Twinkie: It
	9:24pm mndave: ↳ Franco Twinkie @9:23 Yeah, the dirt isn't necessarily browner on the other side of the fence
	9:24pm Marie in Queens: Hey Folks!
	9:25pm steveo: ↳ mndave @9:18 Sign me up
	9:27pm The Guitarist Quit The Band: This song is so good thanks
	9:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Watch Party for Ray Harryhausen's B-Day - scene in Gulliver just as he lands ashore & sees he's the size of dolls - as lyric comes up 'in the valley of the dolls'...
	9:31pm The Butterman: Freak scene? C’mon. Who can we thank? Hmmmmm maybe Kesey and The Grateful Dead. Don’t kill me, Creamo. I had to say it. You made me do it.
	9:32pm spodiodi: ↳ ami ad @9:16 hope it gels as a new segment! was fun
	9:34pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "talking with..." by "Will York" That for sure! San Francisco always promoted itself as more cerebral. As a matter of fact, they use to beat other scenes over the head with their advanced evolution.
	9:34pm The Butterman: Good boys. You get a treat.
	9:35pm JohnEBGood: Hey Creamo, the show is rockin'. I'm actually listening to the Rock and Roll stream on my Roku TV and I feel All Lost in a Supermarket. But I'll get to your show. May the Fourth Be With You ; )
	9:35pm Marie in Queens: Hey, can anyone say for sure if punk started here in the US or in England?
	9:37pm JohnEBGood: It started when Adam bit the apple!!
	9:37pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "talking with..." by "Will York" Only in SLASH, and probably SEARCH AND DESTROY did editorial policy dictate the negation of prior scenes.
	9:39pm Marie in Queens: ↳ JohnEBGood @9:37 HA! But I do mean punk rock as it is commonly understood...
	9:39pm ami ad: ↳ spodiodi @9:32 Thanks, if he calls, I'll probably answer.
	9:40pm Richy in da Sco: Soooo true about the lack of seasons distorting your sense of time continuity here
	9:42pm tom: blah!
	9:42pm spodiodi: ↳ ami ad @9:39 excellent. can't wait :D
	9:44pm JohnEBGood: Rip Her to Shreds!! Oh shoot still lost : )
	9:45pm slugluv1313: ↳ Song: "Shooting Gallery" by "Toiling Midgets" omg -- Toiling Midgets! greetings, Creamo! Will! Coylers! been lurking, listening -- while toiling away at boring stuff -- enjoying immensely! 😺😺
	9:48pm chresti: ↳ The Butterman @9:31 Ha
	9:48pm GG..: tuning in late and I hear mention of V Vale of search and destroy - any talk of his excellent Re:Search magazines??
	9:50pm chresti: ↳ Marie in Queens @9:35 Everywhere at once?
	9:51pm prof.fuzz: it's me...
	9:52pm JohnEBGood: ↳ Marie in Queens @9:39 Hi Marie, it may have come from your neighborhood in Queens : )
	9:56pm Will thee Sound Guy: Hi Creamo and all!!!
	9:57pm Orthofrancis: Woo - working late, and nice unexpected Creamo show - alright!
	9:57pm chresti: SF punks seemed generally considered more art damaged than LA punks
	10:00pm Orthofrancis: YEAH!!!!
	10:00pm Orthofrancis: My favorite hangover band to listen too
	10:01pm The Butterman: ↳ chresti @9:48 Hi, Chresti.
	10:01pm JohnEBGood: Haa haaaaaa! I got out of the supermarket
	10:01pm Richy in da Sco: ↳ Song: "Ha Ha Ha" by "Flipper" ♬┗(｀ー´)┓ ┏(＾0＾)┛♬
	10:01pm GG..: no WFMU/RE:SEARCH crossover fans??
	10:01pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Song: "Ha Ha Ha" by "Flipper" my favorite band when i was in high school, and still a fave... in case you couldn't tell.
	10:02pm Orthofrancis: ↳ GG.. @10:01 I think I had all those books/magazines. Modern Primitives, etc
	10:03pm laurapanic: ↳ Orthofrancis @10:02 Yep, they were wildly informative in those transgressive early 90s
	10:03pm Abbie from Mars: OHHHH THIS SONG
	10:04pm WY: Believe it or not, there are two different bands called Bay of Pigs that have songs called "Addiction." The other one is actually pretty good too!
	10:04pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ chresti @9:57 Art damaged was such a demeaning thing to say about any band back then, but I will say this - the only time I saw Tuxedomoon, I thought to myself 'Art Damaged'
	10:05pm WY: Creamo knows his stuff
	10:06pm GG..: ↳ Orthofrancis @10:02 excellent - my fave was Pranks
	10:06pm Will thee Sound Guy: I was busy for about the first hour, but last 15 minutes have been awesome
	10:06pm prof.fuzz: ↳ WY @10:04 there was a band in houston originally called bay of pigs. they changed their name to bayou pigs.
	10:07pm Richy in da Sco: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:04 I love the expression. Never heard of it used in such a sense and I'm a professional art handler.
	10:07pm slugluv1313: ↳ Orthofrancis @10:02 i still have a whole bunch! the Re/Search books too
	10:09pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Richy in da Sco @10:07 This is how it was used - If they were your friends, they were breaking new ground. If it was some creeps who were rude to you for no reason, they were art damaged.
	10:10pm JohnEBGood: Peace and love all 🍧🍻
	10:10pm Marie in Queens: ↳ chresti @9:50 Hey Christi, yeah, I bet that describes it. Like a zeitgeist. I remember when it was like being disputed and some peeps (PR folks?) claimed the Sex Pistols as the first punk band
	10:10pm WY: The irony with Tuxedomoon is that they were almost the rare Mabuhay-era band w/o any real art-school connections.
	10:13pm Franco Twinkie: That figures! I saw them at Mabuhay Gardens opening for The Cramps, who were weirdos of the first order, but not art damaged.
	10:13pm Uncle Jon: Ask this dude about The Blowdryers, if be curious as to what he has to say. Jennifer says hi from the Lower East Side.
	10:14pm The Butterman: ↳ Richy in da Sco @10:07 Same. Never heard it, period. And I’m an artist/art teacher. I’ve already added it to my sketchbook. I wrote it down with 6 ballpoint pens taped together because I’m art damaged.
	10:14pm Marie in Queens: ↳ JohnEBGood @9:52 Yeah, the Ranones started in Forest Hills (I just read). Some peeps call them the first punk band
	10:15pm WY: Here's that Deaf Club doc: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7L4NxRqb6Fk
	10:16pm estebangrande: o it was really a club for the deaf?!?
	10:17pm Marie in Queens: ↳ slugluv1313 @10:07 Me too and the Pranks book is so great; I still think of some of those stories. And the movie book is so informative and well written
	10:17pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:09 a little bit random, but reminded me of the smart juvenile delinquents a worked in a supermarket with who had their own idiosincratic slang and nicknames, like calling people immigrants as a term of endearment, like c'mere ya immigrant or in a derogatory way, like don't talk to him, he's an immigrant, don't know if it was derived from the chaplin short, but today it feels a bit resonant
	10:17pm WY: ↳ estebangrande @10:16 Yes, you can see footage of people using sign language to order drinks from the bar in that brief documentary (Deaf Punk).
	10:18pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ The Butterman @10:14 If there was a glossary of punk terminology, it might, MIGHT fit on an index card
	10:19pm Marie in Queens: Flipper is one of my fave bands of all time
	10:21pm Creamo Coyl: I invented punk. Case closed. Put away your magnifying glasses and your fingerprint analysis kits. Set yr mind at ease.
	10:21pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Marie in Queens @10:17 I never had PRANKS, but a friend of mine from high school - Mike Roselle got his own chapter.
	10:23pm WY: I was in SF in the early 2000s, and Pink Section would have fit right in with then-current bands like Erase Errata and Numbers (who I saw many many times).
	10:24pm JohnEBGood: We know you did!!
	10:24pm Carmichael: I knew the surf lingo, not the punk one. Guess I’m beach damaged. Although did see the Avengers and The Dils.
	10:24pm WY: Strange to think that we're as far from the early 2000s as the early 2000s were from 1980....
	10:25pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ WY @10:23 I saw Pink Section in 1979. The lead singer wore a quilted house coat. Ugly and funny!
	10:27pm WY: Speaking of art-damaged: this cover....
	10:27pm Franco Twinkie: Yup!
	10:27pm rw: Oh, man.
	10:27pm Marie in Queens: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:21 Oh wow. I'll have to pick it up and re-read the chapter.
	10:28pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "19th Nervous Breakdown" by "Tuxedomoon" Actually, now I really like this!
	10:34pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "talking with..." by "Will York" Bruce Conner also was lots older, but for some reason punk resonated with him.
	10:34pm Marie in Queens: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:25 That sounds great. I remember being at a very arty loft party in the late 80s and there was a dude there wearing a Burger King uniform (and I think he didn't work at Burger Kin)g. I used to always want to rock a big bathrobe as an outfit but I never had the nerve
	10:36pm WY: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:34 You have ESP!
	10:37pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Marie in Queens @10:34 That's the part of early punk I really liked! When people were still figuring things out. Like a soup pan on their head - 'Is this punk?"
	10:37pm tom tom the pipers son: psychedelicatessen sounds punk
	10:38pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ WY @10:36 No, I was there and use to go to lots of stuff.
	10:39pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "talking with..." by "Will York" I remember going to on of Bruce's film screening and he was kind of fucked up from moshing.
	10:40pm Franco Twinkie: One
	10:40pm JohnEBGood: ↳ Marie in Queens @10:34 Mixed Up Kids
	10:41pm WY: I promise I'm a better writer than talker.
	10:46pm Marie in Queens: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:37 Yeah--like you could do anything you wanted to. I think there is still a lot of openness in punky scenes. That's how it feels to me still
	10:47pm tom tom the pipers son: oh, psychedelicatessen owner is the titile of the conner collage
	10:47pm Carmichael: For us, bowling shirts were the thing. Bonus points if the name was strange (Gus, Barney, Red …)
	10:47pm Marie in Queens: ↳ WY @10:41 Hey man, you sound great @)
	10:52pm Franco Twinkie: It's true - San Francisco has always been a non-stop drug party.
	10:53pm Marie in Queens: ↳ Song: "Now I Want It All" by "Minimal Man" me likey
	10:53pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:52 from what i heard the drugs are still there but there's no party
	10:55pm cbunny: thanks for all this, @creamo
	10:56pm steveo: Gr8 sh0
	10:57pm Marie in Queens: I saw a good punk band last Sunday night--Ahleuchatistas--at the P.I.T. (Property Is Theft) in Brooklyn
	10:58pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:53 I'm looking for my thick soled hiking boots as we speak. I usually park the car by Buena Vista Park in The Haight, because you only have to move your car for the street cleaner once a week(Friday) The street is full of needles.
	11:00pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:58 yes that's what an oakland-er who sometimes comments said.... said s.f. has turned into a real shithole
	11:03pm WY: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:00 Yes, it was Neil Strauss of Motley Crue biography fame who wrote it.
	11:03pm pfanch: Clash City rockers
	11:04pm WY: ↳ WY @11:03 Sorry, that was in reply to CC's comment about the Minimal Man obit, not a reply to the comment in this thread
	11:04pm Karl: What's your (art) damage?
	11:06pm WY: Perhaps the most polarizing band in the book (though also the biggest selling one by far).
	11:07pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Franco Twinkie @10:58 thought you were in l.a. ...??
	11:08pm pfanch: Saw them in someones' living room pretty good house party
	11:09pm Franco Twinkie: I am. San Francisco is 'the other place'
	11:09pm Yes: 😎
	11:11pm WY: The profanity on this track is conveniently already bleeped out on the record
	11:12pm Franco Twinkie: Joe Pop-o-Pie tells the unvarnished truth.
	11:13pm cbunny: not anymore lol!
	11:15pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ cbunny @11:13 I guess. I was a total bum and did well. But I'm no kid.
	11:17pm Marie in Queens: Cities used to be more affordable
	11:17pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "talking with..." by "Will York" South of Market was slacker paradise in the late 70's early 80's.
	11:18pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "Sacrifice (Live)" by "Flipper" can't get much more fuzz on that bass
	11:21pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Song: "Sacrifice (Live)" by "Flipper" none more heavy
	11:22pm osvi: Great interview. Takes me back to driving hour and a half to the City from Stockton in our piece of shit cars.
	11:25pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "talking with..." by "Will York" This is the discussion that gets right to the point!
	11:26pm tom tom the pipers son: i'd say bob dylan is a character and a persona as you can judge from his self portrait album
	11:29pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:26 This is such a salient observation - the artist as character. I see 'artists' in their 70's still invested in the charade.
	11:30pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:26 where he's just donning songs like he's trying on costumes
	11:32pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Franco Twinkie @11:29 in the charade of being"real" or the charade of it being a charade?
	11:32pm Marie in Queens: ↳ Song: "The Operation" by "Thinking Fellers Union Local 282" I used to really be into this album
	11:33pm tom tom the pipers son: luv thinkin' fellers
	11:34pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:32 Both, I guess. People do become the character they invest all their effort in.
	11:34pm radioronan: Arrived in SF yesterday. Walking down Polk now. Here in late 80's & 90s working in record stores/ labels. Purchaser of many fake muni passes. This is perfect listening..thanks Creamo & Will
	11:35pm Jeremy: TFUL ruled, one of the best live bands I ever did see. Shoulda been huge!
	11:35pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ radioronan @11:34 How filthy is Polk?
	11:36pm WY: ↳ radioronan @11:34 Glad to hear it. Thank you for listening.
	11:36pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Jeremy @11:35 pains me that i never saw them
	11:39pm Fred and Alan: Good evening everyone Fred and Alan
	11:40pm Jeremy: i def hear a thread between The Residents and TFUL
	11:40pm radioronan: ↳ Franco Twinkie @11:35 Probably filthier when I worked on it..
	11:40pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "talking with..." by "Will York" Point made Creamo: On the West Coast it's easier to be a crack pot.
	11:41pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Fred and Alan @11:39 hi alan and fred!
	11:42pm Creamo Coyl: A certain flavor of cracked pot. East Coast excels at crack rock.
	11:42pm Fred and Alan: ↳ prof.fuzz @11:41 hi Prof Fuzz up late Fred and Alan
	11:42pm Franco Twinkie: HA!
	11:43pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Fred and Alan @11:42 i'm enjoying the interview and tunes. flipper is one of my favorite bands.
	11:43pm Jeremy: How about Crack: We Are Rock? A bit later, but from SF
	11:46pm WY: ↳ Jeremy @11:43 Yes, I used to see them a lot. (I saw them play live on the evening of 9/11, in fact.) Still friends with Erin.
	11:47pm tom tom the pipers son: mike patton a latter day zappa?... like i'm almost too smart for the music i'm making?
	11:48pm WY: ↳ WY @11:46 I was there in the early 2000s but not the era in the book. I would find it really tricky to attempt a similar project for a scene that I experienced first-hand...
	11:49pm WY: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:47 I have mixed feelings about Patton. There are the extreme fanboys (and girls, but usually boys) and then the people who have the sort of instant gag reflex. I do think he was at his best in the early '90s though. I am not a big fan of his more recent bands (but that's just me).
	11:51pm Jeremy: ↳ WY @11:48 my first exposure to Mike Patton was when he filled in for EYE in Naked City. At first we didn't know who it was because he was wearing a gimp mask.
	11:51pm Marie in Queens: Thanks, Creamo and Will!
	11:52pm WY: My biggest Neil Hamburger moment in the classroom was the time I pulled a tablecloth out from under a set of dishes (to demonstrate the concept of inertia to my physics students) and then looking out and seeing just blank expressions. And realizing it was still just 9:02 AM, and I had 43 minutes to go.
	11:53pm tom tom the pipers son: ↳ WY @11:49 thx for your comment not really a fan of eithertheir musiuc seemsall inthe head, the time signatures, and not in the body
	11:54pm Franco Twinkie: Weirdo adults pandering to kids is such a painful thing to watch.
	11:56pm tom tom the pipers son: thx c.c., w.y.
	11:56pm WY: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @11:53 Understandable. I like some of it and don't like other parts of it, probably for a lot of the same reasons.
	11:56pm ami ad: Thank you, DJ. Crew.
	11:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Creamo. A good learning experience was had by all!
	11:56pm spodiodi: tahnks, Creamo! thank you Will York!
	11:57pm Jason from Screwston: Great selection of songs and an interesting history. Many thanks, CC. Cheers, good people.
	11:58pm The Butterman: Awesome schtuff Creamo. Good job. Informative.
	11:58pm Jeremy: ↳ WY @11:48 Thanks for the SF spesh, Will and Creamo!
	11:58pm Franco Twinkie: This was a wonderful examination of a very small thing. Thanks Creamo and Will.
	11:58pm WY: Thanks everyone for listening, and a big thank you to CC for having me on.
	11:59pm Jason from Screwston: Thanks, WY. ꒰ ॢ ꈍ ◡ ꈍ ॢ ꒱
	11:59pm radioronan: ↳ Franco Twinkie @11:35 Thanks so much!
	12:00am ami ad: smashmouth
	12:24am chresti: Thanks cc!
	12:24am chresti: and WY!
	6:26am Clinto: I never thought of it before but Faith No More's early Patton stuff might be making fun of Metallica, another SF band. The way it goes from schmaltzy melodic to maximum crunch in the span of a millisecond, like a jump scare, always struck me as very... well, silly. Maybe great minds think alike on that one.

Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl: Playlist from June 29, 2023

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