Favoriting Brian Turner: Playlist from December 4, 2012 Favoriting

Order and disorder in a freeform haze of terribly-played guitars, shorted-out electronics, found audio detritus, strange sounds from strange lands all around. Psych-punk-junk, collage, even pop. Lots of in-studio live performances to boot.

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Favoriting December 4, 2012: w/ live set from LYDIA LUNCH / BOB BERT / WEASEL WALTER / AL KYZIS from the Knitting Factory

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Artist Track Album Label Comments New Approx. start time
GR  The Primitive Hoodoo   Favoriting A Reverse Age  Mexican Summer    *   0:00:00 (Pop-up)
This Heat  SPQR   Favoriting Deceit  These  `    0:06:44 (Pop-up)
Tank  Filth Hounds of Hades / (He Fell In Love With a) Stormtrooper   Favoriting Filth Hounds of Hades  Attic      0:10:09 (Pop-up)
Divorce  Bill Murray   Favoriting Divorce  Night School    *   0:19:20 (Pop-up)
Cream  Blue Condition   Favoriting Disraeli Gears  RSO      0:22:21 (Pop-up)
Scott Walker  SDSS1416+13B (Zercon, A Flagpole Sitter)   Favoriting Bisch Bosch  4AD    *   0:31:29 (Pop-up)
Ivor Cutler & Linda Herst  Women Of the World   Favoriting Privilege  Rough Trade      0:51:52 (Pop-up)
O Paon  Aeroport/Evolution   Favoriting Courses  Graceless Recordings      0:56:22 (Pop-up)
David Rosenboom  In the Beginning I   Favoriting In the Beginning (1978-1981)  New World    *   1:01:18 (Pop-up)
Men Without Hats  I Got the Message   Favoriting Rhythm of Youth  Backstreet      1:16:37 (Pop-up)
Peter Hammill  Losing Faith In Words   Favoriting A Black Box        1:21:00 (Pop-up)
Major Stars  Blank Slate   Favoriting Decibels of Gratitude  Important    *   1:24:49 (Pop-up)
Retro/Virus  Live at the Knitting Factory, 11/15/12   Favoriting Recorded by Weasel Walter    Recorded at the Knitting Factory for broadcast on Brian's show today: Lydia Lunch performing a cross-section of her illustrious musical career from the No Wave era and beyond. 8-Eyed Spy, Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, solo and collaborative material all done up live, raw, and bloody with the help of Weasel Walter on guitar, Bob Bert on drums, and Algis Kizys on bass. Thanks to Valerie at the Knit, Weasel for the mix and Lydia for the b'cast. Setlist: Red Alert (Teenage Jesus & the Jerks), I Woke Up Dreaming (Teenage Jesus & the Jerks), Mechanical Flattery (Queen of Siam), Love Split With Blood (8-Eyed Spy), Ran Away Dark (8-Eyed Spy), 3X3 (13.13), Afraid of Your Company (13.13), Burning Skulls (Shotgun Wedding), No Excuse, Meltdown Oratorio (Stinkfist), The Gospel Singer, What Is It, Black Juju (Alice Cooper cover). Lydia's other current project Big Sexy Noise (w/Gallon Drunk's James Johnston and Ian White) play Monday December 17th at 327 Bowery. Thurston Moore/John Moloney duo opening.    1:34:56 (Pop-up)
Meatjoy  The Last Roundup   Favoriting Meatjoy        2:49:38 (Pop-up)
Toy Love  Amputee Song   Favoriting Live at the Gluepot 1980  Goner    *   2:52:40 (Pop-up)
Arkhamin Kirjasto  Speed, Yog Sothoth   Favoriting Torches Ablaze  Ektro    *   2:55:09 (Pop-up)
Blake Fleming  Sugarhill In Sight   Favoriting Time's Up  Owl Dirt    *   2:59:37 (Pop-up)


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Listener comments!

  3:08pm
Dan B:

BOOM! Two bangers out of two.
  3:11pm
EAL:

OUT OF THE GATES PEDAL TO THE METAL AAAAARRRRRRGGGGHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!
  3:17pm
Rödwolf:

Bon! Killer.
  3:22pm
Matt from Springfield:

Bill Murray! Soon-to-be FDR!

Hi BT! Hi everyone!
  3:22pm
SteveL:

Divorce: Perfect for work. Turn it up and no one comes close to my office.
  3:23pm
Dan B:

I didn't like this Divorce record on first listen but it's really grown on me a lot.
  3:26pm
ChrisB.:

I don't think I've heard this song since 1968. Sorta Kinks, right?
  3:28pm
Matt from Springfield:

The instrumentation sounds Kinksy, more so than the vocal.
  3:30pm
amEdeo:

Keep forgetting about that Divorce record. Was initially suspicious of a song called "Bill Murray" but have (thankfully) since then seen the error in my brainways. And ohh, how erroneous they were. Very good record.
  3:31pm
Chris from DC:

From the videos people have been posting, Crazy Horse must have been incredible.
  3:35pm
Matt from Springfield:

Quite an expressionistic work! Kudos to the great 4AD label for issuing this!
(And no, Archive listeners, Scott Walker has not gone 80s/90s ethereal! ;)
  3:37pm
Sigurdur:

hi there, two guys from Iceland listening in trippy stuff.
  3:39pm
Ike:

I respectfully submit my opinion that this Scott Walker track is utterly excruciating. I'm curious to see how long I can continue listening before I lose what little of a mind I have.
  3:39pm
Dan B:

Total sell-out Scott Walker, he's gone soft in his old age to please the Kokomo crowd
  3:39pm
Josh:

Look forward to the Knitting Factory recording!
Also, this Scott Walker album is fucking spooky!
  3:41pm
Matt from Springfield:

I'm not sure if Scott's ever done something this edgy before--if so I'd like to hear!
  3:43pm
krius ornj:

you have listeners from Kosovo...
Avatar 3:44pm
BT:

Heya Kosovo! Not Kokomo
  3:45pm
carbonjoetunis:

i like Ike
  3:46pm
Andrew Waterloo:

I think we'd be fine with either Mike or Ike
  3:46pm
Josh:

This is a great follow up to The Drift.
  3:47pm
Matt from Springfield:

Scott got by on pop music in the 60s because he was waiting for the world to be ready for *this*! Andy Warhol was even freaked by this at the time...

It is drawing the international fans! Welcome Iceland, and Kosovo!
  3:48pm
Uncle Michael:

I'm dying. I'm momentarily constrained from having the sound on here at work.
  3:49pm
common:

powerful record!
  3:49pm
Andrew Waterloo:

After hearing Scott Walker, referring to anything else as strange feels like hyperbole.
  3:50pm
Uncle Michael:

Matt, I like music from all of Scott's career...literally all of it. For me there was never a time whe he was limited to making music the world was ready for. My favorite Scott album...one of my favorite albums of all time is Scott 4.
  3:50pm
Josh:

Toronto, Canada here too.
  3:51pm
Dubinator:

Damn! Stepped out to Pret Mangler for some eats and I missed Tank! Grrrrrrr!
  3:51pm
tim from champaign:

I'm glad Rick Rubin didn't get his hands on Scott Walker.
Avatar 3:52pm
BT:

Me and Noiser will def rock some Tank next week methinks Doob.
  3:53pm
Matt from Springfield:

Amen, tim!!
@UM: Thanks for the rec, not familiar with that '69 album but I'll be sure to look into it.
  3:53pm
Andrew Waterloo:

that was a great transition
  3:53pm
Uncle Michael:

"Is he still cute??" Lulu from the "30 Century Man" documentary, referring to Scott Walker.
  3:53pm
Matt from Springfield:

I remember this one! The Yoko doppelsinger.
  3:54pm
Carmichael:

Hiya BT. Just in time to miss Scott Walker, dangit. But I'm all ears for the rest of the afternoon.
  3:56pm
Uncle Michael:

@Matt, It's worth listening, chronologically, to everything Scott recorded from the time he discovers Jacques Brel. But don't dismiss the Walker Brothers or even the teen stuff he recorded before the WBs.
  3:56pm
northguineahills:

Every time I hear that Cutler song, I have to imagine it was penned before Thatcher.
  3:58pm
northguineahills:

I actually liked that Scott Walker, I usually can't get into him. Must be his range of producers and musicians he uses now.... or something.
  4:00pm
Josh:

The Walker Brothers Nite Flights album from '78 is worth listening to as well.
  4:01pm
Matt from Springfield:

I like the Walker Bros stuff too. But even before then--that's a good chrono listen I should assemble. Twould be interesting indeed!
  4:03pm
kata:

howdy people !! I like this sweet simple O Paon piece. I believe she's a Vancouver BC woman.. pacific NW sweetness...
  4:04pm
Uncle Michael:

@Josh, the four(?) Scott tracks on Nite Flights point in the direction he has pursued since.
  4:05pm
northguineahills:

I concur w/ kata....
  4:06pm
andymorphic:

play more of the scott walker....i missed the track :(
  4:07pm
Carmichael:

I too love Mr. Walker, as a brother and solo. My Ship is Coming In is one of the great wall of sound songs of the 60s. And Scott 4 is the best of the solo bunch, though I like them all.
  4:09pm
Uncle Michael:

@Carmichael...kindred spirit. Though I might pick "After The Lights Go Out" as my favorite WB tune.
  4:12pm
Matt from Springfield:

Proto-doom Obscuro-thrash! EXCELLENT!
*headbangs, air guitars*
  4:17pm
paul:

i saw MWH opening for Devo last year in Toronto. the singer was definitely wearing a hat.
  4:18pm
Beerbully:

Groovy!
  4:18pm
BSI:

HOLY BOUNCING LIVERBUGS, I haven't heard this Men Without Hats tune since the album was new... My head a-splode.
  4:20pm
Matt from Springfield:

Reminds me of Modern English, similar production.
@paul: What kind of hat!
  4:20pm
Carmichael:

I saw Devo open for Blondie last month. They were ALL wearing hats (energy domes, specifically).
  4:20pm
Dan B:

This is brilliant BT, new wave VDGG eh?
  4:21pm
Josh:

If interested in SW definitely check out his documentary "30 Century Man"
  4:21pm
Martha:

Away was the drummer on their Sideways lp. btw - early 1990s I believe -
  4:22pm
Matt from Springfield:

@Carm: Energy domes work well! Devo's been around a lot lately.
@Josh: UM also mentioned that, sounds pretty good.
  4:22pm
Chris from DC:

Wow, yeah, you can hear the resemblance to MWH there, kinda.
  4:23pm
paul:

i think he was wearing a cowboy hat actually
  4:25pm
Carmichael:

I saw 30 Century Man via Netflix online. It's available in other places, too (Blockbuster, etc ...).
  4:25pm
BSI:

He was quite the decent chap at the VdGG show here in DC. Great show as well.
Avatar 4:25pm
BT:

Me and my friend Andy actually lost our hats at the show but we found them next day
  4:26pm
Mike East:

30 Century Man is totally worth checking out. It took me a while to get to, but I'm glad I did. That Peter Hammill track was awesome, btw
Avatar 4:27pm
BT:

Director of 30th Century Man, Steven Kijak was actually here on the show some years ago, check the archive for some good Scott stories...
  4:28pm
Matt from Springfield:

@paul: That's quite "flaunting" his violation of the band name! ;)
  4:28pm
seang:

Beantown represent!
  4:29pm
Josh:

@BT Will check the archives! Thanks!
  4:31pm
krius ornj:

decibels for gratitude, for sure...
  4:32pm
Donovan:

Whoa that song was good. Jeez.
  4:35pm
Matt from Springfield:

Woooo Lydia Lunch!
  4:37pm
Josh:

BT: Any chance this set will be available for download?
Avatar 4:38pm
BT:

No download, sorry!
  4:39pm
Josh:

This rules!
  4:40pm
slugluv1313:

KILLER!!!!!!!!!!!
  4:44pm
Uncle Michael:

http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/23321 Steven Kijak episode.
  4:45pm
jdelz:

Thanks for airing this. So awesome!
  4:46pm
Dubinator:

This should be released.
  4:46pm
Josh:

Thanks UM!
Avatar 4:47pm
BT:

I believe there will be plans for an edited version
  4:47pm
Matt from Springfield:

Love the live sets with an audience reaction and stage banter! Not that I don't like Live At WFMU sets as well, but you should air live venue sets more often!
  4:50pm
Uncle Michael:

@Josh, YW
  4:51pm
Cognac:

The drink of Lydia & David Thomas.
  4:52pm
the glowing one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E92qnnRlQ2w
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  4:57pm
Dubinator:

Weasel is killing it on guitar. Wicked.
  5:01pm
Josh:

I regret not having gone to see them in Toronto. But this recording will do! Thanks!
  5:07pm
Chris from DC:

This is amazing.
  5:12pm
D.I.Y.:

80's Punk rules/ Spoken word drugged.
  5:15pm
Matt from Springfield:

Intense!
  5:15pm
Josh:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ShyKHRvArg
  5:16pm
Josh:

Footage from KF: http://youtu.be/tbE3D2flotI
  5:20pm
Matt from Springfield:

Still intense!
  5:20pm
Dubinator:

Thanks Josh!!!
  5:21pm
Marmalade kitty:

I imagine editing is hard work with Lydia Lunch c:
  5:27pm
Fred:

Lydia sounds like that little girl from irwin's show when she does that deep yell... what was her name....? Samantha...? no, that's not it....
  5:29pm
Marmalade kitty:

I want cookie!!!!
  5:30pm
Marmalade kitty:

Amanda!
  5:31pm
Fugs:

Kill for peace!
  5:32pm
Fred:

Yeah, Amanda, that's it...!! Does anyone else hear it or am I baked?
  5:33pm
mick:

yep : amanda !! haha...
  5:34pm
SteveL:

Holee crap!! What a cover!
  5:34pm
Killer:

You have got me under your wheels.
  5:37pm
Matt from Springfield:

Ha ha! I did hear Amanda in her earlier!
  5:39pm
Fred:

Come on Lydia do the Amanda Voice. You got it in ya!
  5:44pm
Josh:

Thanks again, BT!
  5:44pm
Matt from Springfield:

YEAH!!!
Thanks Lydia! Bob, Weasel, Al! Thanks Knitting Factory, Valerie, Brian Turner and WFMU!
  5:47pm
Blacktooth:

Thanks for playing this set tonight, man. It was a blazer. Great sounds from some nyc luminaries! Cheers!!!!
  5:49pm
Matt from Springfield:

Hooray for the Old Bin! It's like the New Bin, only older...
  5:51pm
Matt from Springfield:

Like this Meatjoy!
  5:51pm
slugluv1313:

awesome live set -- LYDIA as AMANDA, YES!!!!!!!!!
  5:53pm
TEx Punk:

Check out Live at Rauls!
  5:57pm
EAL:

in with a bang, out with a bang! Great show today
  6:00pm
Dubinator:

Thanks BT!!! That ruled.
  6:01pm
Matt from Springfield:

Nice show BT!
Have a great evening everyone!
  6:09pm
ild:

what the f**k with all the censorship of LL? why the f**k bother with airing a live set if you cut it to f**k to get rid of all the f**ks?
  6:55pm
RK:

Uh, so the station doesnt get fined by the FCC?
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