WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from August 30, 2011

Listener comments!
	12:00pm tonyc: Hullo dere!!
	12:00pm jk: present
	12:00pm Alf From (soggy) Upstate: Welcome back Tony!
	12:05pm tonyc: Thanks, Alf -- it's good to be back!
	12:06pm iker: hello Tony!!!
	12:07pm tonyc: Greetings, Iker!!
	12:07pm Ricardo Montalban: hello, Tony! Hope all is ducky with you.
	12:08pm tahomajohn: Good Pacific Northwest Morning TonyC!
	12:09pm tonyc: Full-on ducky -- thanks, Senor!
	12:09pm tonyc: Same to ya, Tahomajohn!
	12:12pm tahomajohn: Tony, I have some relatives fresh in town from Switzerland who are punky garage/grungers and are heading down to Portland for the day... any place down there they should not miss this afternoon...?
	12:15pm tonyc: Well, I can recommend two record stores for them: Green Noise and Discouraged. Don't know what else punks do in the afternoon....
	12:16pm tahomajohn: awesome.. they are record collectors so i well give them the info...cheers!:)
	12:19pm Ricardo Montalban: 2nd Avenue Records on the west side of Portland used to be great for punk, garage and rock, but I haven't been there for years.
	12:20pm Ricardo Montalban: Tony, where is Green Noise?
	12:21pm Ricardo Montalban: I like Exiled on Hawthorne and Sonic Recollections on Belmont, but they don't get a lot of records very frequently. I hit them once a month or so.
	12:24pm marcury: Hey Tony, good to have you back.
	12:25pm tonyc: Green Noise is at 2615 SE Clinton St. Exiled and Crossroads are my faves, but not necessarily the best for punk. Hey Marcury!
	12:27pm tahomajohn: Hey, those clever Swissters already had Green Noise on their list for places to check out! But they will also give a look at these other locs... Thanks for the info, Tony and Ric :)
	12:27pm Carmichael: Hey Tony. Hey everyone.
	12:29pm tonyc: R. Stevie Moore plays at Holocene here in Portland this Wednesday: http://www.holocene.org/calendar/ I'm going!
	12:29pm tonyc: Heya, Carmichael!
	12:30pm Ricardo Montalban: WOO! Stevie! I don't know how I missed Daniel Johnston last week! I ended up hearing about it from the IT guy at work, who I didn't think was into that kind of thing...
	12:31pm Ricardo Montalban: Oh, Green Noise used to be Quality Records, I think. That shop has changed names so many times, I can't count it.
	12:32pm tonyc: Missed Daniel Johnston myself, unfortunately....
	12:33pm Ricardo Montalban: There's a big record and book sale on the 10th on Hawthorne, at the Eagles Lodge.
	12:33pm Ricardo Montalban: I will be DJing there around noonish, I think
	12:35pm tonyc: What I need right now are record shelves, not records. Was forced to put 10 boxes or LPs in the closet, which pains me.
	12:36pm tonyc: But thanks for the tip -- I'm sure I'll show up anyhow!
	12:43pm tonyc: This band Doll was based right near where I used to live in Brooklyn, but no ever heard of 'em, seemingly.
	12:49pm iker: wow, the mighty Makers of the Dead!!!... i was recently told by Mitch at M Squared that they're currently working on a new double-disc Makers anthology. looking forward to it!!!!
	12:51pm tonyc: Yes, I love the Makers of the Dead for sure. My favorite Australian band, though I think I may like the Systematics almost as much.
	12:53pm Doug S.: I rather like this. Makes me want to ride a horse.
	12:54pm Conrad: Kenny G put up an excellent '80s Michael Nyman album up on Ubuweb.
	12:54pm tonyc: Yep -- there are train songs, car songs -- and horse songs.
	12:54pm iker: indeed. i also love Ya Ya Choral. M Squared released very good stuff indeed.
	12:58pm tonyc: Conrad: Will investigate.... Iker: Haven't heard too much Ya Ya Choral -- but since they're post-Systematics, I'm sure I'd dig 'em.
	1:03pm Ike: Hello! Just in. Late due to PATH train hijinks! Please don't flog me. Hey, that Michael Nyman was something ELSE. Even after all this time, you can surprise me, Tony.
	1:05pm iker: i'm sure you'll like Ya Ya Choral, Tony. they were poppier than the Systematics (wierdly pop, anyway). most of their songs are in the great M Squared "Terrace Industry" boxset that came out last year.
	1:05pm tonyc: Hello there, Ike!
	1:10pm tonyc: IKer: Thanks for the tip. I've got the Vinyl on Demand M Squared box, which is excellent, but Ya Ya-less.
	1:14pm tonyc: And Ike: Doug handles the flogging, not me.
	1:19pm Doug S.: Ike, please place your left duodenum on the block and look away.
	1:20pm BSI: Duodenum? I never even met 'em!
	1:21pm mark: Love this Tirez Tirez stuff. Including track on your dj premium. Channeling Brian Ferry.
	1:23pm tonyc: Mark: The track on my comp is the flip of the song I just played. Definitely channeling Bryan Ferry!
	1:28pm Ricardo Montalban: Is Mirrors the Cleveland band?
	1:29pm vcs3: CLE & EUROCK-Great Mags
	1:30pm Ricardo Montalban: So many 70's underground bands sounded like Bryan Ferry. Also, so many would-be rock stars sounded like Bowie, to me.
	1:33pm tonyc: Iker: Hope I didn't mangle the pronunciation of your name too horribly! And thanks for the Peep Show interview -- I'm looking forward to reading it. (Iker published a great Spanish music magazine called Morning -- after this song?)
	1:33pm Ricardo Montalban: Been running into lots of Roderick Falconer records lately. He probably would've been a slightly larger rock star in an adjoining reality plane.
	1:34pm iker: ooooooooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhh... thank you, Tony. i'm so delighted you liked the Peep Show.
	1:34pm tonyc: Mr. Montalban: Yep, Mirrors are the Cleveland band
	1:36pm iker: no prob about the name pronunciation, Tony. it's actually something more like "eeker"... :-)
	1:37pm tonyc: Iker: Oops -- sorry. Ricardo M: Who, pray tell, is Roderick Falconer?
	1:40pm listener james from westwood: just back in the house for the tail end; will be grabbing the archive as soon as it hits the server. glad you're back and spinnin'!
	1:42pm tonyc: Thanks, James! Glad you made it....
	2:02pm Ricardo Montalban: Roderick was a sort of contender for the Bowie crown. an american rock songwriter, smartass, sort of post glam, but way too much finesse for punk. He would fit in well with early Tubes, Sparks, etc. Cynical rock lyrics. Not too bad, but rather bland by New Wave standards
	2:05pm Ricardo Montalban: He's found more success as Rod Taylor, as a screenwriter. I bought one of his records decades ago because it had intriguing neo-fascist imagery. It was weird, corporate sounding rock with sardonic, parodic lyrics.
	2:08pm tonyc: Believe it or not, Jimmy Smack is using the bagpipes run through effects.
	2:08pm vcs3: drunk on resident-ial punk!
	2:11pm tonyc: A good way to be!
	2:16pm tonyc: Did you answer the phone?
	2:17pm Conrad: is Extended Organ actually Tom Recchion?
	2:17pm Doug S.: Hello? Hello? Apparently, I'm not here.
	2:20pm tonyc: Conrad: Tom Recchion is a member of of Extended Organ, along with some other LAFMS-ers
	2:25pm tonyc: The other members being: Fredrik Nilsen, Joe Potts, and the artist Paul McCarthy
	2:26pm holland oats: omg this chris newman song is making me swoon
	2:28pm tonyc: Very romantic, isn't it?
	2:28pm Doug S.: Welcome to WFM-BLUE! (This track is wonderful.)
	2:33pm Ike: I always figured "WFM-Blue" would be 24/7 Dirty Duck.
	2:34pm Doug S.: That Chris Newman sounded a lot like Eric Bentley singing Hanns Eisler. Very Brecht-y
	2:35pm holland oats: with a little ivor cutler thrown in for fun
	2:38pm tonyc: Oops! Wire's Newman is Colin, of course! My goofy mistake.... I luvs Eric Bentley -- and Ivor too!
	2:39pm vcs3: Words we must use s... f... mf"er, c.sucker. & teats ..
	2:39pm ivor cutler: thank you very mulch
	2:41pm tonyc: I've got some dirty records in my bag of tricks lined up for the next show.
	2:45pm tonyc: Ivor: You're pretty on top of the latest technology for a dead person.
	2:48pm ivor cutler: and you're very on top of dead persons all day long
	2:48pm Ricardo Montalban: It was as if the shame of this track would outlive Frank...
	2:49pm tonyc: He reused bits of this....
	2:49pm Ricardo Montalban: My brother in law once shared a ski-lift with Burt Ward. He said he was a very nice guy.
	2:50pm felix: the necrophilliac cat
	2:53pm Ricardo Montalban: You know, there's a rightwing radio A-hole in Portland named Lars Larson, don't you?
	2:53pm tonyc: Dunno anything about Felix -- I'm a Top Cat man.
	2:54pm tonyc: Ricardo M: That does ring a bell!
	2:55pm tonyc: Thanks for listening everybody -- I'll be back in two weeks with a freshly baked show.
	2:58pm Fritz Lang: more cartoon/porn soundtracks
	2:59pm Ricardo Montalban: thanks, Tony! Great show!
	2:59pm tonyc: Thank ye, RM!
	3:02pm tonyc: Mulch obliged for the suggestion, Fritz.
	3:02pm tonyc: See ya everybody!
	1:00pm jaime: listening @ Give the Drummer Radio stream and so glad to be introduced to "funny child"/ r. stevie moore - many thnx

Tony Coulter: Playlist from August 30, 2011

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August 30, 2011: Funny Triangle

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
THE IN-THEME	"THE IN-THEME"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)

LARRY MONDELLO BAND	Hello Tape (198?)	Greatest Hits	Mondello Music	2007	0:02:44 (Pop-up)
STEVE LAUGHERY	Spinning Wheel "Spinning Wheel" by "STEVE LAUGHERY"	The Many Sounds of 9	KayBe	1969	0:02:54 (Pop-up)
GUY GOODE & HIS DECENTONE ORCHESTRA	Candied Yams (And Meadows Full of Flowers)	There Are No Clean People	no label	1985	0:07:04 (Pop-up)
CHRISTIAN BOULE	Radio-Arc-en-Ciel	Photo Musik	Polydor	1977	0:08:45 (Pop-up)
LARRY MONDELLO BAND	My Gal (198?)	Greatest Hits	Mondello Music	2007	0:11:15 (Pop-up)
RUDOLPH STATLER	Groovy Baby "Groovy Baby" by "RUDOLPH STATLER"	More Mancini Favorites	Wyncote	1965	0:13:47 (Pop-up)
WALLS OF GENIUS	Murderer's Nightmare (198?)	Raw Sewage, Vol. 1	no label	2004	0:16:12 (Pop-up)
LARRY CHELSI	House of the Rising Sun	In 'n Out	Leopard	19??	0:18:55 (Pop-up)

JAN & DEAN	A Beginning from an End	Folk 'n Roll	Liberty	1965	0:25:17 (Pop-up)
R. STEVIE MOORE	Funny Child "Funny Child" by "R. STEVIE MOORE"	Delicate Tension	H.P. Music	1978	0:28:16 (Pop-up)
R. STEVIE MOORE	Norway "Norway" by "R. STEVIE MOORE"	Delicate Tension	H.P. Music	1978	0:30:20 (Pop-up)
POMONA CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB	Misty Morning	Dreams Are Forever	no label	196?	0:33:03 (Pop-up)
THE STYRENES	Radial Arms Saws (1976)	It's Still Artastic	Roir	2002	0:37:24 (Pop-up)
DOLL	Triangle "Triangle" by "DOLL"	Doll	no label	1999	0:41:07 (Pop-up)
THE MAKERS OF THE DEAD TRAVEL FAST	Into the Arc (1981)	G'Arage D'Or	Extreme	1990	0:44:40 (Pop-up)
MICHAEL NYMAN	Water Dances (1984)	The Essential Michael Nyman Band	Argo	1992	0:47:28 (Pop-up)

ACROPHONY	Noise in the Piano "Noise in the Piano" by "ACROPHONY"	Symbol and Sound [CD EP]	no label	1991	1:01:59 (Pop-up)
HUDSON-STYRENE	Memory of You (1987)	A Monster & the Devil	Mustard/Tinnitus	1989	1:08:31 (Pop-up)
THE PRETTY THINGS	Dream/Joey "Dream/Joey" by "THE PRETTY THINGS"	Silk Torpedo	Swan Song	1974	1:11:38 (Pop-up)
TIREZ TIREZ	Scattered "Scattered" by "TIREZ TIREZ"	7"	The Zoo	1979	1:18:28 (Pop-up)
MIRRORS	All My Life (1974) "All My Life (1974)" by "MIRRORS"	Hands in My Pockets	Overground	2001	1:22:11 (Pop-up)
SPIGGY TOPES	Love in the Wind (1967)	V.A.: Dustbin Full of Rubbish	Grants	1993	1:26:02 (Pop-up)

THE PEEP SHOW	Morning (196?) "Morning (196?)" by "THE PEEP SHOW"	Mazy: The Secret World of the Peep Show	Castle Music	2007	1:32:09 (Pop-up)
MONTREAL	Infinity "Infinity" by "MONTREAL"	A Summer's Night	Stormy Forest	1970	1:35:09 (Pop-up)
THE STORYBOOK	The Love Children "The Love Children" by "THE STORYBOOK"	Soundtrack: Psych-Out	Sidewalk	1968	1:43:08 (Pop-up)
THE WYNCOTE ORCHESTRA	Hannah & Sharon Theme	Music from Night of the Iguana/a.o.	Wyncote	1964	1:45:33 (Pop-up)
GOGI GRANT	By the Way "By the Way" by "GOGI GRANT"	Gogi Grant	Pete	1972	1:50:48 (Pop-up)
JAMES & KLING	One Day "One Day" by "JAMES & KLING"	Catch a Dream	Winged Salamander	1987	1:53:28 (Pop-up)

HALF JAPANESE	Dance When I Say Dance	Our Solar System	Iridescence	1984	2:02:38 (Pop-up)
KRACKHOUSE	Fill In the Blanks "Fill In the Blanks" by "KRACKHOUSE"	Drink. It's Legal	Metamkine	1991	2:04:24 (Pop-up)
JIMMY SMACK	Hating Life "Hating Life" by "JIMMY SMACK"	Death Rocks (7")	no label	1983	2:06:03 (Pop-up)
THE BLITZOIDS	Look Up "Look Up" by "THE BLITZOIDS"	Look Up	Mook	1990	2:09:11 (Pop-up)
EXTENDED ORGAN	Hum Diddle Um Diddle Um	Xoxo	Birdman	1999	2:13:43 (Pop-up)
LARRY MONDELLO BAND	Slut (198?) "Slut (198?)" by "LARRY MONDELLO BAND"	Greatest Hits	Mondello Music	2007	2:18:52 (Pop-up)
THE PENATRATORS	Baby Dontcha Tell Me (1979)	Basement Anthology, 1976-84	Swami	2005	2:21:16 (Pop-up)
CHRIS NEWMAN	It Wouldn't Do You Any Harm (1991)	New Songs of Social Conscience	Review	1998	2:24:04 (Pop-up)
EUGENE HEMMER	Quatro Pastorali Natali, No. 4	Christmas Joys	Charade	1973	2:31:31 (Pop-up)

HERMETO PASCOAL	Asa Branca "Asa Branca" by "HERMETO PASCOAL"	A Música Livre de Hermeto Pascoal	Sinter	1973	2:38:15 (Pop-up)
JULOS BEAUCARNE (w/ MARC MOULIN)	Le Cheval de Corbillard	Front de Liberation des Arbres Fruitiers	RCA Victor	1974	2:42:34 (Pop-up)
RAY MARTIN	Thunderball "Thunderball" by "RAY MARTIN"	Thunderball and Other Thriller Music	RCA Camden	1965	2:45:24 (Pop-up)
BURT WARD/ FRANK ZAPPA	Boy Wonder, I Love You	7"	MGM	1966	2:47:50 (Pop-up)

LARS LARSSON	Opening a Can of Worms (1993)	V.A.: 3rd Hearing	Fylkingen	1995	2:53:05 (Pop-up)
CURD DUCA	Wind "Wind" by "CURD DUCA"	Easy Listening 3	Normal	1994	3:04:03 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm tonyc: Hullo dere!!
	12:00pm jk: present
	12:00pm Alf From (soggy) Upstate: Welcome back Tony!
	12:05pm tonyc: Thanks, Alf -- it's good to be back!
	12:06pm iker: hello Tony!!!
	12:07pm tonyc: Greetings, Iker!!
	12:07pm Ricardo Montalban: hello, Tony! Hope all is ducky with you.
	12:08pm tahomajohn: Good Pacific Northwest Morning TonyC!
	12:09pm tonyc: Full-on ducky -- thanks, Senor!
	12:09pm tonyc: Same to ya, Tahomajohn!
	12:12pm tahomajohn: Tony, I have some relatives fresh in town from Switzerland who are punky garage/grungers and are heading down to Portland for the day... any place down there they should not miss this afternoon...?
	12:15pm tonyc: Well, I can recommend two record stores for them: Green Noise and Discouraged. Don't know what else punks do in the afternoon....
	12:16pm tahomajohn: awesome.. they are record collectors so i well give them the info...cheers!:)
	12:19pm Ricardo Montalban: 2nd Avenue Records on the west side of Portland used to be great for punk, garage and rock, but I haven't been there for years.
	12:20pm Ricardo Montalban: Tony, where is Green Noise?
	12:21pm Ricardo Montalban: I like Exiled on Hawthorne and Sonic Recollections on Belmont, but they don't get a lot of records very frequently. I hit them once a month or so.
	12:24pm marcury: Hey Tony, good to have you back.
	12:25pm tonyc: Green Noise is at 2615 SE Clinton St. Exiled and Crossroads are my faves, but not necessarily the best for punk. Hey Marcury!
	12:27pm tahomajohn: Hey, those clever Swissters already had Green Noise on their list for places to check out! But they will also give a look at these other locs... Thanks for the info, Tony and Ric :)
	12:27pm Carmichael: Hey Tony. Hey everyone.
	12:29pm tonyc: R. Stevie Moore plays at Holocene here in Portland this Wednesday: http://www.holocene.org/calendar/ I'm going!
	12:29pm tonyc: Heya, Carmichael!
	12:30pm Ricardo Montalban: WOO! Stevie! I don't know how I missed Daniel Johnston last week! I ended up hearing about it from the IT guy at work, who I didn't think was into that kind of thing...
	12:31pm Ricardo Montalban: Oh, Green Noise used to be Quality Records, I think. That shop has changed names so many times, I can't count it.
	12:32pm tonyc: Missed Daniel Johnston myself, unfortunately....
	12:33pm Ricardo Montalban: There's a big record and book sale on the 10th on Hawthorne, at the Eagles Lodge.
	12:33pm Ricardo Montalban: I will be DJing there around noonish, I think
	12:35pm tonyc: What I need right now are record shelves, not records. Was forced to put 10 boxes or LPs in the closet, which pains me.
	12:36pm tonyc: But thanks for the tip -- I'm sure I'll show up anyhow!
	12:43pm tonyc: This band Doll was based right near where I used to live in Brooklyn, but no ever heard of 'em, seemingly.
	12:49pm iker: wow, the mighty Makers of the Dead!!!... i was recently told by Mitch at M Squared that they're currently working on a new double-disc Makers anthology. looking forward to it!!!!
	12:51pm tonyc: Yes, I love the Makers of the Dead for sure. My favorite Australian band, though I think I may like the Systematics almost as much.
	12:53pm Doug S.: I rather like this. Makes me want to ride a horse.
	12:54pm Conrad: Kenny G put up an excellent '80s Michael Nyman album up on Ubuweb.
	12:54pm tonyc: Yep -- there are train songs, car songs -- and horse songs.
	12:54pm iker: indeed. i also love Ya Ya Choral. M Squared released very good stuff indeed.
	12:58pm tonyc: Conrad: Will investigate.... Iker: Haven't heard too much Ya Ya Choral -- but since they're post-Systematics, I'm sure I'd dig 'em.
	1:03pm Ike: Hello! Just in. Late due to PATH train hijinks! Please don't flog me. Hey, that Michael Nyman was something ELSE. Even after all this time, you can surprise me, Tony.
	1:05pm iker: i'm sure you'll like Ya Ya Choral, Tony. they were poppier than the Systematics (wierdly pop, anyway). most of their songs are in the great M Squared "Terrace Industry" boxset that came out last year.
	1:05pm tonyc: Hello there, Ike!
	1:10pm tonyc: IKer: Thanks for the tip. I've got the Vinyl on Demand M Squared box, which is excellent, but Ya Ya-less.
	1:14pm tonyc: And Ike: Doug handles the flogging, not me.
	1:19pm Doug S.: Ike, please place your left duodenum on the block and look away.
	1:20pm BSI: Duodenum? I never even met 'em!
	1:21pm mark: Love this Tirez Tirez stuff. Including track on your dj premium. Channeling Brian Ferry.
	1:23pm tonyc: Mark: The track on my comp is the flip of the song I just played. Definitely channeling Bryan Ferry!
	1:28pm Ricardo Montalban: Is Mirrors the Cleveland band?
	1:29pm vcs3: CLE & EUROCK-Great Mags
	1:30pm Ricardo Montalban: So many 70's underground bands sounded like Bryan Ferry. Also, so many would-be rock stars sounded like Bowie, to me.
	1:33pm tonyc: Iker: Hope I didn't mangle the pronunciation of your name too horribly! And thanks for the Peep Show interview -- I'm looking forward to reading it. (Iker published a great Spanish music magazine called Morning -- after this song?)
	1:33pm Ricardo Montalban: Been running into lots of Roderick Falconer records lately. He probably would've been a slightly larger rock star in an adjoining reality plane.
	1:34pm iker: ooooooooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhh... thank you, Tony. i'm so delighted you liked the Peep Show.
	1:34pm tonyc: Mr. Montalban: Yep, Mirrors are the Cleveland band
	1:36pm iker: no prob about the name pronunciation, Tony. it's actually something more like "eeker"... :-)
	1:37pm tonyc: Iker: Oops -- sorry. Ricardo M: Who, pray tell, is Roderick Falconer?
	1:40pm listener james from westwood: just back in the house for the tail end; will be grabbing the archive as soon as it hits the server. glad you're back and spinnin'!
	1:42pm tonyc: Thanks, James! Glad you made it....
	2:02pm Ricardo Montalban: Roderick was a sort of contender for the Bowie crown. an american rock songwriter, smartass, sort of post glam, but way too much finesse for punk. He would fit in well with early Tubes, Sparks, etc. Cynical rock lyrics. Not too bad, but rather bland by New Wave standards
	2:05pm Ricardo Montalban: He's found more success as Rod Taylor, as a screenwriter. I bought one of his records decades ago because it had intriguing neo-fascist imagery. It was weird, corporate sounding rock with sardonic, parodic lyrics.
	2:08pm tonyc: Believe it or not, Jimmy Smack is using the bagpipes run through effects.
	2:08pm vcs3: drunk on resident-ial punk!
	2:11pm tonyc: A good way to be!
	2:16pm tonyc: Did you answer the phone?
	2:17pm Conrad: is Extended Organ actually Tom Recchion?
	2:17pm Doug S.: Hello? Hello? Apparently, I'm not here.
	2:20pm tonyc: Conrad: Tom Recchion is a member of of Extended Organ, along with some other LAFMS-ers
	2:25pm tonyc: The other members being: Fredrik Nilsen, Joe Potts, and the artist Paul McCarthy
	2:26pm holland oats: omg this chris newman song is making me swoon
	2:28pm tonyc: Very romantic, isn't it?
	2:28pm Doug S.: Welcome to WFM-BLUE! (This track is wonderful.)
	2:33pm Ike: I always figured "WFM-Blue" would be 24/7 Dirty Duck.
	2:34pm Doug S.: That Chris Newman sounded a lot like Eric Bentley singing Hanns Eisler. Very Brecht-y
	2:35pm holland oats: with a little ivor cutler thrown in for fun
	2:38pm tonyc: Oops! Wire's Newman is Colin, of course! My goofy mistake.... I luvs Eric Bentley -- and Ivor too!
	2:39pm vcs3: Words we must use s... f... mf"er, c.sucker. & teats ..
	2:39pm ivor cutler: thank you very mulch
	2:41pm tonyc: I've got some dirty records in my bag of tricks lined up for the next show.
	2:45pm tonyc: Ivor: You're pretty on top of the latest technology for a dead person.
	2:48pm ivor cutler: and you're very on top of dead persons all day long
	2:48pm Ricardo Montalban: It was as if the shame of this track would outlive Frank...
	2:49pm tonyc: He reused bits of this....
	2:49pm Ricardo Montalban: My brother in law once shared a ski-lift with Burt Ward. He said he was a very nice guy.
	2:50pm felix: the necrophilliac cat
	2:53pm Ricardo Montalban: You know, there's a rightwing radio A-hole in Portland named Lars Larson, don't you?
	2:53pm tonyc: Dunno anything about Felix -- I'm a Top Cat man.
	2:54pm tonyc: Ricardo M: That does ring a bell!
	2:55pm tonyc: Thanks for listening everybody -- I'll be back in two weeks with a freshly baked show.
	2:58pm Fritz Lang: more cartoon/porn soundtracks
	2:59pm Ricardo Montalban: thanks, Tony! Great show!
	2:59pm tonyc: Thank ye, RM!
	3:02pm tonyc: Mulch obliged for the suggestion, Fritz.
	3:02pm tonyc: See ya everybody!
	1:00pm jaime: listening @ Give the Drummer Radio stream and so glad to be introduced to "funny child"/ r. stevie moore - many thnx

Tony Coulter: Playlist from August 30, 2011

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