WFMU: Wm. Berger presents My Castle of Quiet: Playlist from September 2, 2011

Listener comments!
	12:07am SiHV: Listening! Lungs filled with bleach.
	12:10am Listener Howard: This is the best part of Thursday night....
	12:11am Wm.: Hi SiHV. Good to find you awake at this hour!
	12:11am Greg from Bloomfield: This is the perfect soundtrack for buying Chopping Mall t-shirts on ebay...
	12:12am Rory: Descending into blackness!
	12:12am T-Zero: Did the sound just cut out for a moment for anyone else?
	12:13am Wm.: Welcome all. Don your robes, and light your candles! Rejoice!
	12:13am Rory: Nope
	12:16am beaut: rad!
	12:18am T-Zero: @Rory: Ok. Must have been a goblin in the machine
	12:18am Rory: Kick ass drumming!
	12:19am SiHV: Really dug that Wende. Yes, up past my bedtime. Early flight out of Laguardia tomorrow, figured fuck it, visit the Castle, be good and fried maybe get some sleep on the plane.
	12:19am Robert: This music is so strange, it sounds sinister but is nifty all the same.
	12:20am murph: off to dreamland, nice to have some guides for the ride
	12:22am Robert: Lugubrum is the Latin form of peanut or bean? Please advise
	12:24am Rory: Saxophone black metal..... Nice!
	12:24am dw: I do hear an axe
	12:24am Wm.: Wacky Belgians...you know as much as I do about the origins of their name. They sing in Flemish.
	12:26am murph: They play sax in Flemish too
	12:28am Robert: This show is really great! Turning me on to new things. Thanks!!
	12:28am Robert: This show is really great! Turning me on to new things. Thanks!!
	12:28am T-Zero: @Robert: I think it's simply a play on the word lugubrious — mournful, dismal, or gloomy in an affected, exaggerated, or unrelieved manner
	12:33am Wm.: T-Zero, I tend to agree. These guys are jokesters, though they take their music very seriously. I wrote a piece on them for Beware of The Blog a few years back - http://blog.wfmu.org/freeform/2008/01/go-flemish---lu.html
	12:35am Angus Scrimm: very happy to have just discovered this radio show
	12:40am T-Zero: @Robert, yes, legūmen, is the Latin root for the pod OR the vessel of a plant's seed pod, so I suppose it could also be a play on the group being a vessel... but I don't think so, I think that'd really be reaching. @Wm: Thanks.
	12:41am dw: Good Stuff House INDEED
	12:41am Angus Scrimm: is it possible to request a song ??? Black Funeral's "Bathory Incarnate"
	12:44am Wm.: Hey Tall Man, I'll see if we have it; don't have my copy with me tonight, though I'm a pretty big fan of BF in general.
	12:46am Angus Scrimm: thank you i really would like a hard copy of that whole album where'd you find it cause i can't find it anywhere ?
	12:48am Wm.: Sadly, no Black Funeral in the library; checked vinyl and CD. I'll bring it with me next week.
	12:51am Wm.: Oh, 'twas a long time ago. Maybe Vintage Vinyl in Fords/Woodbridge, NJ? They have a great metal section.
	12:56am T-Zero: Have you checked GEMM?
	12:57am Angus Scrimm: thnx dude loving the show
	12:59am T-Zero: @Wm; No. GEMM is the Global Electronic Music Marketplace. I was asking Angus Scrimm if he'd searched that site to see if anyone was selling it.
	1:00am Angus Scrimm: t-zero - i will check never knew about that site thnx a lot
	1:04am Rory: My favorite black metal is coming out of California. Black Twilight forever!
	1:05am T-Zero: http://gemm.com/ I searched for Bathory Incarnate and didn't find it. But I didn't dig much.
	1:08am T-Zero: Angus Scrimm, GEMM is not a seller but an open marketplace. They've been around for ages.
	1:15am SiHV: Wow Kavra. Blistering spasmodic hate. Good shit.
	1:18am Wm.: SiHV (and everyone else), I've been trading with the guy from Wohrt Records in Florida. He has a great label, tapes and some vinyl, and it's all good. I highly recommend checking them out; they have a Facebook page, and a regular site that I believe has e-commerce.
	1:34am T-Zero: Need to sleep for a bit. Scary good show Wm.
	1:39am Listener Howard: What is that playlist photo from? Looks like my mom's side of the family, only they don't look drunk.
	1:41am Wm.: Playlist pic >>> Short Night of Glass Dolls, dir. Aldo Lado, early 70s. Classic giallo.
	1:46am gravy: Night Train Murders!
	1:46am Listener Howard: Will have to look that one up, new to me. Thank you, Sir.
	1:52am Wm.: Night Train Murders is awesomely twisted and just plain weird! Great film.
	1:54am ex: nicw wibes
	1:56am Listener Howard: Been very happy to see some giallo projected on 35mm here lately! Will look up Night Train Murders, too, thanks!
	2:02am Doug Punnell: How do you hear of these artists? I don't see them at my record store. Only Limp Biskit and Nickelback, both of whom I'm starting to get bored of.
	2:05am Wm.: Doug, there is no one answer to that question. I read a lot of underground "extreme" metal blogs, both of the news type, and free-download type. I also have friends that I swap with, people who run labels as well as fellow intense fans. My ear is firmly to the ground of metal, especially black and grind.
	2:08am gravy: I could never get tired of Limp Bizkit and Nickleback.
	2:13am ex: i could never get soo stoned
	2:21am dw: I wish that Metal Archives had more infos for the artists
	2:26am dw: like Line-Up notes per Album kinda thing
	2:27am gravy: Great track.
	2:29am Rory: What a show tonight..... gem after gem. Im out goodnight.
	2:29am blee: freaky dark synth
	2:29am dw: snort the plaster
	2:30am ex: oh, horror my future relation to people is bound to fail
	2:36am Wm.: Why do you say that, ex?
	2:39am Wm.: Hopefully, this program is not a harbinger of bad luck....
	2:48am ex: thinking about practical construction of each letter in this sentence and what of process that makes letters recognizable to reader and makes their echo to evoke and reverberate into inner feelings that will subconsenquentlly with some intelligence applied to. later come to form understanding & emotionally charge and undoubtelly influence state of his/her mind instinctivly changing perception... of moment .....and forever
	2:53am Wm.: No disrespect intended, but perhaps you need only to lay off the crystal....
	2:54am Wm.: I do also believe, though, per this week's show title, that I too am "forever charmed, forever gutted," so don't fume too much.
	2:54am gravy: Hopefully, this program IS a harbinger of bad luck....
	2:57am ex: ...near death experiance
	2:59am Wm.: I'd rather it be a harbinger of provocation, of all kinds.... You get the luck you ask for....
	3:01am ex: luck got nothing to do with reality ..ask ..who?

Wm. Berger presents My Castle of Quiet: Playlist from September 2, 2011

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September 2, 2011: #111 Forever Charmed, Forever Gutted

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Fabio Frizzi & Giorgio Tucci	Zombie Theme	Zombie OST	Blackest Heart Media		CD		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Wende	Der Ritter "Der Ritter" by "Wende"	Vorspiel einer Philosophie der Zukunft	self-released	2011	CD		0:05:00 (Pop-up)
Lugubrum	Die Wiedergeburt "Die Wiedergeburt" by "Lugubrum"	De Zuivering / I , Unclean	Skramasax	1998	CD	split w/ Sudarium	0:15:22 (Pop-up)
Lugubrum	At the Base of Their Tail	Heilige Dwazen	Blood Fire Death	2005	CD		0:20:17 (Pop-up)
Sudarium	Noctuidae... A Dream Forlorn	De Zuivering / I , Unclean	Skramasax	1998	CD	split w/ Lugubrum	0:25:55 (Pop-up)
Good Stuff House	Untitled [1] "Untitled [1]" by "Good Stuff House"	Endless Bummer	Root Strata	2009	CD		0:33:52 (Pop-up)
Vrolok	The True Elements of Afterlife and the Elimination of the False Hope Prevalent Throughout Organized Religion	Resurgence III: Order of the Sphere	Alpha Draconis Records	2007	CD		0:44:43 (Pop-up)
Shroud of Despondency	Parting of the Way	Live at WMSE	self-released	2011	CD		1:01:07 (Pop-up)
Kavra	Raving Fanatical to the Dire	Extraños Días de Pandra	Wohrt Records	2010	Cassette		1:09:17 (Pop-up)
Throudos	Kingdom of Ice "Kingdom of Ice" by "Throudos"	Frost to Hell	self-released	2006	MP3	Free download >>> http://www.myspace.com/throudos	1:18:36 (Pop-up)
Grisâtre	Genocide Maternel "Genocide Maternel" by "Grisâtre"	split with Desolation	Self Mutilation Services	2008	CD		1:23:54 (Pop-up)
Tomhet	Last Breath "Last Breath" by "Tomhet"	Astral Isolation	Sabbath's Fire Records	2011	Cassette		1:36:21 (Pop-up)
Haine	Untitled "Untitled" by "Haine"	split with White Gimp Mask	Wohrt Records	2011	Cassette		1:43:35 (Pop-up)
0N0	S.I.L.K. "S.I.L.K." by "0N0"	Path	self-released	2011	CD		1:59:30 (Pop-up)
Caina	Murrain "Murrain" by "Caina"	Hands That Pluck	Profound Lore Records	2011	CD	UK	2:03:35 (Pop-up)
Pretext	Water Beside "Water Beside" by "Pretext"	Pretext EP	self-released	2011	MP3		2:13:59 (Pop-up)
Hive Mind	Side B "Side B" by "Hive Mind"	Under Old Earth	Chondritic Sound	2010	Cassette		2:21:54 (Pop-up)
Sissy Spacek	Anti-Anxiety [Side B]	Grisp	Chondritic Sound	2010	Cassette		2:32:36 (Pop-up)
DMDN	Hoskins 2 "Hoskins 2" by "DMDN"	Sling Trip	Pure	1994	CD	Jac van Bussel from Netherlands; this track rec. 1989.	2:44:31 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:07am SiHV: Listening! Lungs filled with bleach.
	12:10am Listener Howard: This is the best part of Thursday night....
	12:11am Wm.: Hi SiHV. Good to find you awake at this hour!
	12:11am Greg from Bloomfield: This is the perfect soundtrack for buying Chopping Mall t-shirts on ebay...
	12:12am Rory: Descending into blackness!
	12:12am T-Zero: Did the sound just cut out for a moment for anyone else?
	12:13am Wm.: Welcome all. Don your robes, and light your candles! Rejoice!
	12:13am Rory: Nope
	12:16am beaut: rad!
	12:18am T-Zero: @Rory: Ok. Must have been a goblin in the machine
	12:18am Rory: Kick ass drumming!
	12:19am SiHV: Really dug that Wende. Yes, up past my bedtime. Early flight out of Laguardia tomorrow, figured fuck it, visit the Castle, be good and fried maybe get some sleep on the plane.
	12:19am Robert: This music is so strange, it sounds sinister but is nifty all the same.
	12:20am murph: off to dreamland, nice to have some guides for the ride
	12:22am Robert: Lugubrum is the Latin form of peanut or bean? Please advise
	12:24am Rory: Saxophone black metal..... Nice!
	12:24am dw: I do hear an axe
	12:24am Wm.: Wacky Belgians...you know as much as I do about the origins of their name. They sing in Flemish.
	12:26am murph: They play sax in Flemish too
	12:28am Robert: This show is really great! Turning me on to new things. Thanks!!
	12:28am Robert: This show is really great! Turning me on to new things. Thanks!!
	12:28am T-Zero: @Robert: I think it's simply a play on the word lugubrious — mournful, dismal, or gloomy in an affected, exaggerated, or unrelieved manner
	12:33am Wm.: T-Zero, I tend to agree. These guys are jokesters, though they take their music very seriously. I wrote a piece on them for Beware of The Blog a few years back - http://blog.wfmu.org/freeform/2008/01/go-flemish---lu.html
	12:35am Angus Scrimm: very happy to have just discovered this radio show
	12:40am T-Zero: @Robert, yes, legūmen, is the Latin root for the pod OR the vessel of a plant's seed pod, so I suppose it could also be a play on the group being a vessel... but I don't think so, I think that'd really be reaching. @Wm: Thanks.
	12:41am dw: Good Stuff House INDEED
	12:41am Angus Scrimm: is it possible to request a song ??? Black Funeral's "Bathory Incarnate"
	12:44am Wm.: Hey Tall Man, I'll see if we have it; don't have my copy with me tonight, though I'm a pretty big fan of BF in general.
	12:46am Angus Scrimm: thank you i really would like a hard copy of that whole album where'd you find it cause i can't find it anywhere ?
	12:48am Wm.: Sadly, no Black Funeral in the library; checked vinyl and CD. I'll bring it with me next week.
	12:51am Wm.: Oh, 'twas a long time ago. Maybe Vintage Vinyl in Fords/Woodbridge, NJ? They have a great metal section.
	12:56am T-Zero: Have you checked GEMM?
	12:57am Angus Scrimm: thnx dude loving the show
	12:59am T-Zero: @Wm; No. GEMM is the Global Electronic Music Marketplace. I was asking Angus Scrimm if he'd searched that site to see if anyone was selling it.
	1:00am Angus Scrimm: t-zero - i will check never knew about that site thnx a lot
	1:04am Rory: My favorite black metal is coming out of California. Black Twilight forever!
	1:05am T-Zero: http://gemm.com/ I searched for Bathory Incarnate and didn't find it. But I didn't dig much.
	1:08am T-Zero: Angus Scrimm, GEMM is not a seller but an open marketplace. They've been around for ages.
	1:15am SiHV: Wow Kavra. Blistering spasmodic hate. Good shit.
	1:18am Wm.: SiHV (and everyone else), I've been trading with the guy from Wohrt Records in Florida. He has a great label, tapes and some vinyl, and it's all good. I highly recommend checking them out; they have a Facebook page, and a regular site that I believe has e-commerce.
	1:34am T-Zero: Need to sleep for a bit. Scary good show Wm.
	1:39am Listener Howard: What is that playlist photo from? Looks like my mom's side of the family, only they don't look drunk.
	1:41am Wm.: Playlist pic >>> Short Night of Glass Dolls, dir. Aldo Lado, early 70s. Classic giallo.
	1:46am gravy: Night Train Murders!
	1:46am Listener Howard: Will have to look that one up, new to me. Thank you, Sir.
	1:52am Wm.: Night Train Murders is awesomely twisted and just plain weird! Great film.
	1:54am ex: nicw wibes
	1:56am Listener Howard: Been very happy to see some giallo projected on 35mm here lately! Will look up Night Train Murders, too, thanks!
	2:02am Doug Punnell: How do you hear of these artists? I don't see them at my record store. Only Limp Biskit and Nickelback, both of whom I'm starting to get bored of.
	2:05am Wm.: Doug, there is no one answer to that question. I read a lot of underground "extreme" metal blogs, both of the news type, and free-download type. I also have friends that I swap with, people who run labels as well as fellow intense fans. My ear is firmly to the ground of metal, especially black and grind.
	2:08am gravy: I could never get tired of Limp Bizkit and Nickleback.
	2:13am ex: i could never get soo stoned
	2:21am dw: I wish that Metal Archives had more infos for the artists
	2:26am dw: like Line-Up notes per Album kinda thing
	2:27am gravy: Great track.
	2:29am Rory: What a show tonight..... gem after gem. Im out goodnight.
	2:29am blee: freaky dark synth
	2:29am dw: snort the plaster
	2:30am ex: oh, horror my future relation to people is bound to fail
	2:36am Wm.: Why do you say that, ex?
	2:39am Wm.: Hopefully, this program is not a harbinger of bad luck....
	2:48am ex: thinking about practical construction of each letter in this sentence and what of process that makes letters recognizable to reader and makes their echo to evoke and reverberate into inner feelings that will subconsenquentlly with some intelligence applied to. later come to form understanding & emotionally charge and undoubtelly influence state of his/her mind instinctivly changing perception... of moment .....and forever
	2:53am Wm.: No disrespect intended, but perhaps you need only to lay off the crystal....
	2:54am Wm.: I do also believe, though, per this week's show title, that I too am "forever charmed, forever gutted," so don't fume too much.
	2:54am gravy: Hopefully, this program IS a harbinger of bad luck....
	2:57am ex: ...near death experiance
	2:59am Wm.: I'd rather it be a harbinger of provocation, of all kinds.... You get the luck you ask for....
	3:01am ex: luck got nothing to do with reality ..ask ..who?

Wm. Berger presents My Castle of Quiet: Playlist from September 2, 2011

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