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Favoriting December 6, 2011: w/ live set from MUERAN HUMANOS

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Mueran Humanos live in the WFMU studio (vid by Yvonne Szymczak.)

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Dwarr  Cannabinol: The Elation   Favoriting Starting Over  Drag City    *   0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Sunflare  Facemelt   Favoriting Young Love  Cubic Pyramid    *   0:04:47 (Pop-up)
Vulcanus 68  Piano Rota   Favoriting Contours and Colours  Gigante Sound    *   0:11:03 (Pop-up)
Third Ear Band  Air   Favoriting Third Ear Band  BGO      0:15:03 (Pop-up)
Kambar Kalendarov & Sutman Sultanbekov  Obertondor   Favoriting Jaw  Canteloupe Music    *   0:19:28 (Pop-up)
Melvins  Gimme Pizza (Olson Twins cover)   Favoriting         0:27:01 (Pop-up)
Herman Cain  Imagine There's No Pizza   Favoriting         0:30:58 (Pop-up)
Narita/Urabe/Shimura  Live 10/21/00   Favoriting Showboat, Tokyo        0:34:40 (Pop-up)
Speech In Front of Thousands of Turkeys        here    0:39:28 (Pop-up)
Lary 7  Rotation   Favoriting Rotation  The Tapeworm    *   0:40:13 (Pop-up)
Kyklooppien Sukupuutto  Pintakosketusta Vailla   Favoriting Kusisessions Vol. 2 7"  Kissankusi    *   0:41:28 (Pop-up)
Sic Alps  Can't You See   Favoriting Breadhead 7"  Drag City    *   0:41:54 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones  Tallahassee Lassie   Favoriting Some Girls (Remastered)  Universal Republic    *   0:43:20 (Pop-up)
True Sons of Thunder  Life Stinks   Favoriting True Sons of Thunder  Jeth-Row    *   0:46:16 (Pop-up)
John Cale  Hey Ray   Favoriting EP: Extra Playful  Double Six      0:56:58 (Pop-up)
Davie Stewart  McGinty's Meal and Me   Favoriting Various: Whaur the Pig Gaed on the Spree  Drag City/2S & Fews    *   1:01:18 (Pop-up)
Rick Kniazeff  Reelin' in the Years   Favoriting     here    1:06:04 (Pop-up)
Taco Leg  The Money Will Roll Right In   Favoriting 7"  Richie    *   1:10:14 (Pop-up)
Lures  Falling Out   Favoriting 7"  Salvaged    *   1:11:40 (Pop-up)
Devin, Gary and Ross  El Paso   Favoriting Four Corners EP  Arbitrary Signs  Live here on the show next week  *   1:13:49 (Pop-up)
T.L. Decker  Excerpt   Favoriting "Record from the Future"    This inexplicable 10-inch record from 1969 is one of the strangest and most obscure private pressings you could ever hope to find. It contains a 24-minute psychedelic message from the distant future, presented with intermittent bursts of electronic music, feedback and ambient noise. This recording is an "unauthorized experiment" that was made in the year 2058 C.D.S. (Carbon Dating System), a "blue verbal data feed" sent backwards in time to "retro A.D." by Decker, T. L., index J-3, CMR 00965 of T-Group Roaring Vectors 252, a human cyborg who suffers from a malfunctioning number nine electrode in his head which causes him to have an emotional breakdown as he records this message. It's a secret message to a past world he has trouble imagining, a retro world of foreign substances like metal, plastic, animals, soldiers... a world all "physical and slow," "all mechanical and disunified, before major coordinations." An 8½" 20RPM disc containing this recording was found on the elevator at 205 W. 57th Street in New York City on February 11, 1969 by the composer Clark Gesner. The only other known copy of this record resides in Box 44 Folder 7 of the Clark Genser archive at the Princeton University Library Manuscripts Division: A 1973 issue of Radical Software magazine (Vol. II Nr 3) contains a partial (inaccurate and rather poorly comprehended) transcript of a little over half of this recording, as well as a letter from Mr. Gesner declaring this recording to be a part of the public domain. Here    1:29:29 (Pop-up)
Longmont Potion Castle  Dropping 1400 pounds of gravel for Eddie Money   Favoriting     One Amazing eddie Money interview    1:33:30 (Pop-up)
Neil Hamburger  Side A   Favoriting Friday May 13th 2011, Alive (with Pleasure) at Taylor Brigode's Bachelor Party  Boo-Hooray    *   1:43:28 (Pop-up)
Erkki Kurenniemi & Circle  Tuulispaa   Favoriting Rakkaus Tulessa  Full Contact    *   1:52:11 (Pop-up)
Eidetic Seeing  Rift Canyon Valley   Favoriting Drink the Sun  ESR    *   1:55:56 (Pop-up)
Day Lineal  Become 03   Favoriting What Will You Become?  No Label    *   2:05:13 (Pop-up)
Mueran Humanos  Live in the WFMU Studio   Favoriting Engineered by Scott Williams    Mueran Humanos (translated: Death To Humanity) are the duo of Carmen Burguess and Tomas Nochteff, two Argentine transplants to Berlin. Together, they've incorporated visual art and industrial synthscapes while utilizing some driving, processed bass guitar in the proceedings; they've been called a garage-rock version of Chris and Cosey. Dark elements of Suicide, DAF, Soft Cell abound amidst Spanish lyrics, they're less dancefloor and more expansive electro-psychedelia, and have a recent release on Sean from Cult of Youth's excellent Blind Prophet label. They stop by to perform on Brian's show today on their 2nd US tour. More at the band's site. VIDEO of today's set shot by Yvonne Szcemczak here!    2:03:36 (Pop-up)
Vijay Raghav Rao  Suite For Two Sitars and Indian Folk Ensemble   Favoriting Flute and Sitar Music of India  Universal       


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Listener comments!

  3:04pm
Matt from Springfield:

Cannabinholics Unite!
  3:05pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

I was just reading about this reissue the other day and was interested. Now I'm even more interested. Interesting.
  3:07pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

apropos title: check
  3:10pm
bill:

nostalgic album title: check
  3:11pm
dc pat:

idiotic label name: check
  3:16pm
Matt from Springfield:

@dc pat: Which one? The second track, or all of them?
  3:18pm
bill:

All of em, Katie
  3:19pm
NuMetalMan:

Third Ear Blind, they're big.
  3:19pm
dc pat:

nah, I like Drag City and Gigante Sound. Cubic Pyramid sounds like a bad bar band...
  3:20pm
Jorge:

Hello Brian. Cant wait for Mueran Humanos !!
  3:25pm
bill:

Third Ear Band were in the Macbeth movie playing hurdy gurdys n shit
  3:26pm
Matt from Springfield:

@pat: In any case sounds unnecessarily pretentious.
@bill: <Katie???>
  3:26pm
Hot Stuff:

Was this (Oh, Cherry) a Stones song originally, or did they cover it? Too damned lazy to Google. Too damned lazy to even get out of this chair and get a wedge of pie. zzzzzzzzzzzz
  3:27pm
Matt from Springfield:

Jawharp goes Trippy...excellente.
  3:27pm
Bloody Capt.:

You mean .... the Scottish play.
  3:29pm
dc pat:

yeah, Bloody Cpt, I was about to say...
  3:29pm
Loren:

Brian Turner... making days, one track at a time.

This Melvins cover rulez!!!
  3:30pm
bill:

Sorry. Am throwing digital salt over my shoulder now.
  3:31pm
osvi:

Snivlem vs. Olson Twins. Nice. Coworker's minds officially blown.
  3:31pm
pgw in mntclr:

Melvins + Olson Twins = Irwin's Amanda
  3:31pm
Joe B:

YES!
  3:31pm
Loren:

Charles Albright will officially dig this
  3:31pm
Matt from Springfield:

Meme rock!
@bill: Hey, could you pass that digital salt over this way?
  3:31pm
bill:

Ooh! Thanks BT! I was hoping for this...
  3:32pm
Bloody Capt.:

WIKI - "According to a theatrical superstition, called the Scottish curse, speaking the name Macbeth inside a theatre will cause disaster. A variation of the superstition forbids direct quotation of the play (except during rehearsals) while inside a theater.
Because of this superstition, the lead character is most often referred to as the Scottish King or Scottish Lord. Sometimes Mackers is used to avoid saying the name, mostly in North America."
  3:34pm
Letha:

you're making me hungry! Great!
  3:34pm
bill:

Matt: Sure, here you go.
Also, to answer yer earlier question in Jeopardy form:
Who are your favorite founding fathers, Ms Palin?
  3:38pm
Matt from Springfield:

@bill: Ah, "gotcha"...
Speaking of which, the Herman Cain song was about as good as his campaign! 3rd/4th/5th career as a lounge singer, perhaps?

Mmm, good digisalt...
  3:38pm
Carmichael:

Happy Tiu's day, BT and commenters. <Now entering rockin' mode>
  3:38pm
Carmichael:

Over the top indulgent guitar solo. Check.
  3:39pm
bill:

Matt: as an arranger at least!
  3:40pm
woooo:

herman cain is the peter grudzien of modern politics.
  3:40pm
Bloody Capt.:

"According to a theatrical superstition, called the Scottish curse, speaking the name Macbeth inside a theatre will cause disaster. ecause of this superstition, the lead character is most often referred to as the Scottish King or Scottish Lord. Sometimes Mackers is used to avoid saying the name, mostly in North America." WIKI
  3:41pm
Spitzer:

Gary Hart!
  3:43pm
Farner:

THe world needs more extended guitar solos. Indie fascists have destroyed this expressive art and have championed instrumental mediocrity.
  3:43pm
bill:

Bloody Capt:
I've trod plenty of boards and have never ever heard of "Mackers." Somebody at WIKI's full of it. God help us it's probably the chief resource for most student papers.
  3:44pm
bill:

Farner: don't forget the Liebrulz.
  3:45pm
Carmichael:

Who are THESE losers?!?
  3:46pm
dc pat:

bill: me neither.

Farner: cut down the guitar solo...
  3:46pm
Loren:

What Carmichael, you don't know Royal Trux!?
  3:46pm
Farner:

Well, maybe fascists was a bot over-the-top. I love lots of Indie, but the blanket policy about soloing seems repressive. True, there are boatloads of bad solos, but when in the hands of a soulful artist, the end result can be transcendent. Stairway. Birds of Fire. etc.
  3:48pm
Loren:

Farner: check out Lenny White's "Prince of the Sea" for a great dual between Larry Coryell and Al Di Meola... pretty tight drumming as well.
  3:48pm
Carmichael:

@Farner: any song from Rock'n'Roll Animal. That frequently transcendentalized me.
  3:48pm
bill:

Farner: Am I addressing Mr. Mark Farner, sir?
  3:49pm
\|----------|/:

Mackers! Hee hee! I love it!
  3:49pm
Loren:

Is that what that smell is?

"I like the Kinks, but life stinks?" HA HA!
  3:50pm
Farner:

Coryell is underrated. Carmichael: That would be Dick Wagner (Frost, Ursa Major, Alice Cooper) Fantastic. Bill: I wish I were Mark Farner (Although he has gone quite Republican of late. Ted Nugent Syndrome.
  3:50pm
poli:

y mueran humanos? when?
  3:51pm
Loren:

Dude, BT is on a roll, in my book, and I've got work duties to attend to... Life Stinks!!!!
  3:52pm
Dillweed:

THis sounds like Neil Young. Harvest Moon? Wish it were Dennis DeYoung. Desert Moon!
  3:53pm
Van in Dallas:

Somebody left the door unlocked. I'll just sit over in this corner :)
  3:54pm
Cecile:

Shattered is still a good song. Maybe one of their last ones.
  3:55pm
Cheri Pi:

Sorry I'm late!
  3:56pm
Finish friends:

Olet anteeksi, BT
  3:56pm
Matt from Springfield:

Somebody lock the door! It was open, now all these listeners are just pouring in! :)
  3:57pm
bill:

Yikes, they're gonna wash the dishes.
  3:57pm
Carmichael:

Count the spoons, Bill ...
  3:58pm
Matt from Springfield:

Wow, new John Cale. 5 song EP?
  3:59pm
Cheri Pi:

I hatched in here, doors can't hold "this"
  4:00pm
Loren:

not feeling this... at all.
  4:00pm
Matt from Springfield:

A lot of new EPs (if they're good) now have 5 songs or so. ITunes ones sometimes have as few as 3 tracks though.

"The French Are Coming!"
"Ooh la la!"
  4:00pm
Cecile:

okay, this would have been edgy in 1982.
  4:01pm
Up Chuck:

This is awful.
  4:03pm
Cheri Pi:

Cecile, I thought of you the other day, Tainted Love, on my fm "light" station in the car. I was late to work because I had to listen to every note.
  4:03pm
bill:

Woo hoo! It's like your grandaddy singing from the grave it is.
  4:04pm
SNP:

Scottish Independence! Make this your spoken language!
  4:05pm
Carmichael:

Over the top self indulgent bagpipe solo??
  4:06pm
Cheri Pi:

I want beer. now.
  4:06pm
Matt from Springfield:

Accordion solo at least!

The Church's "Under The Milky Way" -- that had a PSYCH bagpipe solo!
  4:07pm
Cecile:

I love me some Soft Cell.
  4:07pm
Carmichael:

It's discount pint night at my local brewhouse. I'll quaff one for ya, Cheri, unless you can get to Sacramento PRONTO.
  4:07pm
Joe B:

I'd go see steely dan if this guy toured as their lead vocalist
  4:08pm
Matt from Springfield:

"No, Reelin' In The Years is a good song to play at your bar gig. What? You don't know the lyrics? Okay, write this down..."
  4:08pm
bill:

if that's Rick playing guitar, well, I say, I want beer too.
  4:08pm
Van in Dallas:

Soon to make my way to my local watering hole as well. Yay for happy hour! :)
  4:09pm
pgw in mntclr:

+2 for Joe B
  4:10pm
Cheri Pi:

Pandora's Eddie Money station-nice work BT!
  4:10pm
paula pc:

I was having a bad day, but I don't think I am anymore. Thank you Brian T and Rick Kn
  4:10pm
Cheri Pi:

Soft Cell were so ahead of their time.
  4:11pm
mick:

woahhh....
i just played the youtube link paralell to the rick tune...
hahaha.....amazing.
it`s double spot on.
  4:13pm
Cheri Pi:

Thanks Carmichael. I'm stopping off for beer after work. I blame BT , Rick Kni & You.
  4:14pm
dc pat:

jeeze, if everybody else is having a beer then I am too!
  4:14pm
Carmichael:

Whatever it takes, Cheri. :-)
  4:18pm
Marty Robbins:

You will be visited tonight by three brujas
  4:18pm
glenn:

hey bill, mackers is absolutely used as a name for macbeth. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPpTR1hXekQ
  4:18pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

I like this spacy version of El Paso. Was Skip Spence in on the recording too?
  4:19pm
Matt from Springfield:

I like this too. Are all their songs reverb heavy like this?
  4:20pm
still b/p:

Ohhh, I know a handful of folks who talk that "Mackers" smack as alt. to "Scottish play," and the references come up a lot.
  4:20pm
bill:

can't get YouTube at work glenn, but I'll take your word for it.
  4:23pm
Kate:

The Lures are amazing, I love all their stuff
  4:24pm
glenn:

i can heartily recommend slings and arrow. a great televison show, especially for anybody who has been an actor at any time.
  4:25pm
efd:

Aw man, I just got back from a meeting - can't believe I missed Rick Kniazeff!
  4:26pm
Matt from Springfield:

Paris 1919 was good--I would had fallen asleep to "Antarctic Starts Here"--that's such a lush, expansive song. And a comfy chair, it's over!
  4:27pm
Matt from Springfield:

Give us CUPCAKES!
C-U-P-C-A-K-E-S!
  4:28pm
bill:

glenn: as I remember that was on Sunday nights, travel time for me at the time. But I loved what I saw.
  4:28pm
3puen:

all sugared up!!! my new record...
  4:29pm
Letha:

It that found record for real? It sounds like a hoax to me. For Real?
  4:31pm
wild NEIL:

WOW!!! I was JUST LISTINENING to this on the Facebook ...wow!!! This is so weird....really really really weird!
  4:32pm
bill:

Link(s), please!
  4:32pm
jonathan:

completely insane
  4:33pm
Letha:

It's the crying that get's me every time!
  4:34pm
glenn:

ummmmm. this is terrible.
  4:34pm
Cheri Pi:

haahaahaahaa ;)
  4:34pm
paul:

eddie money!
  4:34pm
Carmichael:

Joe Frank and Sheldon from Big Bang Theory fused together.
  4:34pm
1984:

Strength thru failed sci-fi demos.
  4:35pm
wild NEIL:

This sounds a lot like the dialog from the movie Brick! Also, is this a reference to Decker in Blade Runner/ do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep by PK Dick?
  4:35pm
chris m:

could you please call off your dogs, ma'am? these dogs keep snappin' and yappin'.
  4:35pm
Matt from Springfield:

Wow. Strange sci-fi psychedelia. I wonder if anyone commissioned that or someone just decided to do it.
  4:36pm
Jimmy Two Times:

I'm gonna get my med check predated, med check predated.
  4:36pm
Cheri Pi:

Chateau Marmont sounds a lot like Longmont Potion Castle.
  4:38pm
bro:

is this gravel track a first phone prank or something?
  4:39pm
Carmichael:

The Jerky Boys?
  4:39pm
paul:

this is from like the 8th LPC album actually
  4:41pm
glenn:

i don't know. 1400$ would buy about 50 tons of gravel where i am, so that's not a very good deal.
  4:41pm
bill:

chris m, are you from the future?
  4:41pm
Letha:

Gravel for Eddie is Funny!
  4:42pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

I cain't barely make out what the words are
  4:43pm
paul:

the trebek one might be better. "you can call me stretchy"
  4:44pm
Stanley:

I'm just in. What did I miss? What's going on?
  4:44pm
phillip:

Neil Hamburger is great!
  4:44pm
Kathy Maginty:

I'm gassy.
  4:45pm
3puen:

i hate crap like that... poor eddie money. just like ronnie said... take it back to the loading dock
  4:46pm
eyenoise:

Prank phone calls are not usually my thing, but that was awesome.
  4:49pm
paul:

nail is better than comedy,
  4:51pm
Matt from Springfield:

This is awesome! Kudos to Neil for keeping this routine FCC-friendly for our uncensored benefit!
  4:54pm
phillip:

You need to catch Neil live.
  4:54pm
Matt from Springfield:

Another Finnish one today.
@phillip: Have you ever seen him live?
  4:55pm
phillip:

Four times now.
  4:58pm
phillip:

A woman in the audience at a Calgary show assaulted him not long ago.
  4:58pm
bill:

I last heard him on Live from Malaysia. His delivery has changed a lot since then
  4:58pm
JT:

http://www.quickmeme.com/meme/359q4l/
re: neil
  4:59pm
Matt from Springfield:

Will try to find a Hamburger show. Thanks phillip!
  5:00pm
phillip:

His DVD's are great too. His first album is a slight mix of music and prank phone calls. But no Neil Hamburger character.
  5:01pm
yoyomama:

So... Are we getting the Circle and Eidetic tracks simultaneously?
  5:01pm
yoyomama:

So... Are we getting the Circle and Eidetic tracks simultaneously?
  5:02pm
Jimmy Two Times:

Yes and no.
  5:03pm
Jumbo shrimp:

Yeah, poor Eddie Money.
  5:03pm
mz:

Eddie Money interview links to Herman Cain pizza video. Perceptions shattered.
  5:06pm
still b/p:

I was bummed that in the movie they decide to introduce a guy called Jimmy Two Times, but the only thing he says is "I'm going to get the paper, get the paper." And that's it -- gone, never heard from in the picture again.
  5:07pm
kata:

anyone who took high school spanish getting a whif of what she's singing about?
  5:07pm
jtm:

Wow! Loving Mueran Humanos!!
  5:11pm
Marcelo:

Brian te escuchamos como siempre desde Argentina. Gracias por llevar a Nochteff a quienes seguimos desde Dios... un abrazo grande
  5:13pm
Matt from Springfield:

Amazing music--I'd like to see what kind of visuals they put to this.
  5:17pm
Richard from Venezuela:

Very Good. Aguante Mueran Humanos.
  5:19pm
paula pc:

things are cookin now
  5:22pm
Marmalde kitty:

Hola!! ..Dark elements of Suicide, is that the name of a band? :]
  5:25pm
Matt from Springfield:

Hola MK!
They could mean Dark elements, of bands: Suicide, DAF and Soft Cell.

It says Suicide is "an American electronic protopunk musical duo", so that sounds about right.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suicide_(band)
  5:25pm
Matt from Springfield:

YES!! 666 math answer during Brian's show!! Been a while since I got one of those!
  5:26pm
Marmalde kitty:

of course! Matt ;)
  5:28pm
Matt from Springfield:

But you gotta admit, "Dark Elements of Suicide" is an ideal band name.
  5:32pm
the glowing one:

but I think Soft Cell can't be right, they used more than one chord
  5:34pm
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@Matt, you presumably are not aware that the band Suicide is a long-time favorite around here? So "Dark Elements of..." might seem derivative or too homage-y (makes a nice acronym though).
  5:36pm
Cecile:

What's your favorite Soft Cell song, Muerans?
  5:36pm
Marmalde kitty:

D.E.S band!
  5:37pm
Matt from Springfield:

@ \|-|/: Actually I wasn't aware (Algebra Suicide is one I remember, not related to this genre). An acronym can work if it helps make DES as one "thing" instead of refering to an earlier group.
  5:38pm
\|----------|/:

was thinking DEoS, sounds kind of spooky, no?
  5:40pm
Matt from Springfield:

Like Deus, but a spooky guttural chant! DEoS....
  5:40pm
JT:

great set
  5:40pm
Marmalde kitty:

Matt, what kind of music do you envisage for DES or DEoS band? :)
  5:40pm
Matt from Springfield:

Muy bueno! Muchas gracias Mueran Humanos!
Gracias a Brian, Scott y WFMU!!
  5:40pm
Cecile:

DES was a drug given to pregnant ladies who had miscarried in the 60s. It was disocontinued, but women whose mom took the drug are often infertile or have other lady-problems.
  5:41pm
Cecile:

also, cancer.
  5:41pm
corduroy moccasins:

DEoS is an acronym of System of a Down, with the 'e' flipped upside down, which ties in with the down!!! (not really) :O IT ALL MAKES SENSE NOW
  5:42pm
Marmalde kitty:

Cecile, thats even better, perfect! :)
  5:43pm
Matt from Springfield:

@MK: Well, "Dark Night of the Soul" and the names of bands on that show might bias me... :)

I'd say they could go either a New Order route, or else industrial like KMFDM or something.
  5:44pm
Cecile:

I hope the music DES won't f me up like the drug...
  5:46pm
Matt from Springfield:

"Diethylstilbestrol" -- and the victims "DES Daughters". I've heard of that now. Along with thalidomide, they really should have tested many of those drugs more thoroughly!
  5:47pm
Cecile:

It was just women. Their insides probably were too complicated so they just threw treatments up against the proverbial wall to see what stuck.

(sorry....)
  5:48pm
andymorphic:

i wish these guys were on tour....i'd love to see them
  5:48pm
Marmalde kitty:

DES has got to be the most depressing incarnation of an imaginery band for a long time!
  5:49pm
Cecile:

But what's ironic is that the nausea thalidomide counteracted was nothing compared to the suffering kids had being born with flippers, and DES didn't do a thing to stop miscarriages.
  5:50pm
Cecile:

And thalidomide was illegal in this country. But it wasn't in Europe and the Caribbean!
  5:52pm
Marmalde kitty:

the three or four of us should definitely start this band! tons of themes and storys etc could be big ;)
  5:53pm
Matt from Springfield:

"What's been troubling you today? You're depressed...because of a music band? And the band isn't real, but imaginary? What...." :)
  5:54pm
corduroy moccasins:

I will be the '5th' DEoS'r, the one who left before the imaginary band imagined itself to the big time.. K I QUIT - YOUR EGOS ARE TOO BIG. I CAN"T WORK LIKE THIS....
  5:54pm
Matt from Springfield:

"The lyrics of DES are biting, infused with themes of depression, and reference numerous medical malpractice incidents over the 20th century"...
  5:54pm
The Let 'em Hide Babies:

Flipper is our fave band!
  5:55pm
Cecile:

The first album should be entitled "Cancer in Rats".
  5:56pm
Matt from Springfield:

@MK: Heh heh, just noticed you missed an 'a' in your moniker! Marm-alde, like "Marm Owl'd" :)
  5:58pm
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Another good band name: Troubled by Imaginary Music

BTW love this Vijay
  5:59pm
Matt from Springfield:

Pete Best, opening for Corduroy Moccasins.
  5:59pm
Matt from Springfield:

I love anything India!

See you all at the next imaginary rehearsal! ;)
Thanks Brian for a great show!
  6:00pm
Marmalde kitty:

the band name, owed to Brian Turners playlist, misinterpretation.. Brian we'd love the interview and live set! :)
  6:00pm
mark vt:

Hey for some reason I thought of how some Chinese or other oriental music. I always thought that I saw mommy kissing Santa sounds chinese
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