WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from January 8, 2013

Listener comments!
	11:46am DDDJJJ666: My fast is being broken by slow.
	11:51am listener james from westwood: hail hail hail dddjjj666!!!
	11:52am DDDJJJ666: According to soul music of the 60's, there was a massive stalking problem.
	11:52am DDDJJJ666: J from W, let my love open the door.
	11:55am DDDJJJ666: Magnolia Bouvier just made grits. MY LIFE IS COMPLETE!
	11:58am ?: Good morning DJ Thom and listeners.
	11:59am listener james from westwood: I so read that as Marge Bouvier. At least with Magnolia, you won't have a jealous, drunk Homer coming at you.
	12:00pm Doug S.: Thanks for the emergency fill-in D³J³6³!!!
	12:00pm Carmichael: Oops, "?" was me.
	12:00pm Ricardo Montalban: Guten tag, Herr DDDJJJ666!
	12:03pm DDDJJJ666: Hi persons!
	12:05pm northguineahills: I got to check out for an hour or so. I need to prepare and research for a sudden interview. Will be back around 2. Cheers!
	12:07pm Ricardo Montalban: @ northguineahills: Are you interviewing Nikki?
	12:08pm DDDJJJ666: Sorry, my song enterer's computer was having problems.
	12:09pm DDDJJJ666: What a motley crue you all are.
	12:10pm DDDJJJ666: I love these futuristic sounds.
	12:10pm Dervish: Surely you mean Cruë.
	12:10pm listener james from westwood: good luck on the interview, ngh, whether it's for a new job or interviewing someone as part of your current one!
	12:11pm DDDJJJ666: Mine is a no umlaut economy
	12:13pm DDDJJJ666: Coffee enema just kicked in.
	12:14pm DDDJJJ666: Two Remas in the hand is better than one in Kate Bush.
	12:16pm northguineahills: Lol Ricardo! It's for a new one james, which means I won't have to relocate to central Jersey or Jacksonville, FL for the other serious offers I have received.
	12:16pm Ricardo Montalban: Is Rema a coffee creamer replacement?
	12:16pm DDDJJJ666: And now, feedback guitar (said in a Mike Oldfield voice)
	12:16pm Carmichael: ngh doesn't have a current one, so it must be the former. Good thoughts to him!!
	12:17pm DDDJJJ666: Rema is my favourite gay bar.
	12:19pm DDDJJJ666: This is the well-spring of Renegade Soundwave.
	12:21pm DDDJJJ666: I wonder if anyone will ever care about minimal synth...
	12:23pm DDDJJJ666: Vice Versa should reform, dammit!
	12:25pm holland oats: this is a rather unorthodox bowie birthday tribute i must say
	12:28pm glenn: vivian stanshall voice, on?
	12:28pm glenn: i mean no. sheeesh.
	12:30pm DDDJJJ666: Totes sheesh.
	12:33pm Carmichael: Which Outsiders is this? The "Time Won't Let Me" people, or the Wally Tax "Sun's Goin' Down" folks? Or some one else altogether?
	12:38pm glenn: http://www.buzzfeed.com/chrisgeidner/servicemembers-kicked-out-under-militarys-gay-ban
	12:38pm Ricardo Montalban: Hey, it's Davy Jones birthday today. Too bad his career never took off.
	12:38pm DDDJJJ666: The Outsiders- Close Up LP. Me love Adrian Borland (RIP)
	12:39pm Ricardo Montalban: It's about a month and a half until Davey Jones' deathday.
	12:39pm DDDJJJ666: His locker became really popular.
	12:49pm DDDJJJ666: My favorite of the Behemoth clan.
	1:02pm Ricardo Montalban: i must've said something bad about Jehovah's Witnesses because David Thomas unfriended me on Facebook.
	1:03pm Uncle Michael: I apologize for my tardiness.
	1:04pm Ricardo Montalban: Jehovah Witness protection program undermined by sending protectees door to door.
	1:08pm Jackie Gleason: aka Crocus Behemoth
	1:18pm DDDJJJ666: RM: your defriending was just an art happening.
	1:27pm DDDJJJ666: <grabs crotch and yells at David Thomas> WITNESS THIS!
	1:29pm DDDJJJ666: David Tibet: either the best or worst plaayer of the Tibetan thigh-bone trumpet.
	1:30pm DDDJJJ666: YES! The sun will come out Tomorrow, and Howe!
	1:32pm DDDJJJ666: No, not the Sugarcubes.
	1:33pm DDDJJJ666: Nor KUKL.
	1:33pm DDDJJJ666: Yes, you guessed correctly: Tappi Tikarress.
	1:34pm DDDJJJ666: To Bjork or not to Bjork, that is the....something.
	1:36pm DDDJJJ666: If you're wondering why this song sounds so much like Culture Club, it's because John Moss is on drums, byatches.
	1:37pm DDDJJJ666: Out Genesising Genesis.
	1:40pm DDDJJJ666: I know that for most of you the world was a musical wasteland before Curved Air came along, but welcome to Stewart Copeland's first project: Frolk Haven.
	1:41pm Uncle Michael: It was a CIA front.
	1:41pm Carmichael: Man, I go to a meeting and I miss Johnny and the Self-Abusers AND the Move. What sucky luck ....
	1:41pm DDDJJJ666: Almost as catchy as Roxanne.
	1:42pm Sir Lancelot Pratt: Hi there DDD,
	1:43pm DDDJJJ666: Technology will make your self abusing dreams come true later, Carmichael.
	1:43pm Sir Lancelot Pratt: Just dropped in to get some mind conditioning!
	1:44pm DDDJJJ666: If you think the keyboard parts in this song sound like the film Ghost Dog looks, you're right! For there is a Jarmusch in this band.
	1:44pm Sir Lancelot Pratt: sounds like I'm in for some art damaged post punk psychedelic space rock!
	1:45pm DDDJJJ666: Yo, whazzup SLP?!
	1:45pm DDDJJJ666: Total mixed bag of mixes today.
	1:47pm Sir Lancelot Pratt: have'nt seen Ghost Dog for some years now, but thought Forrest Whitaker was a pretty unlikely Assassin until you realise he meditates on a load of samurai shit!
	1:47pm DDDJJJ666: I like to call Post Punk, Pre-Franz Ferdinand.
	1:48pm DDDJJJ666: Deadliest lazy eye in the world.
	1:49pm DDDJJJ666: Hey, let's form a society to disseminate information.
	1:50pm DDDJJJ666: One of the Deux Filles!
	1:50pm Ricardo Montalban: The mid-to-late 80s was the era to form clubs and societies.
	1:51pm Sir Lancelot Pratt: em I think most people identity the term with about 1979-83 new wave and no wave bands of that era. I think the term art-damaged is pretty new, say the last 3 years, but equally mostly applies to bands of that period who made their sounds flip out more than Talking Heads, PIL and Kraftwerk!
	1:51pm DDDJJJ666: Simon Turner had a surgical procedure to have the Fisher inserted years later.
	1:51pm DDDJJJ666: I never left the mid-80's.
	1:52pm DDDJJJ666: Weren't Talking Heads square one for the usage of the term New Wave?
	1:53pm DDDJJJ666: Listen to the keyboard parts and you'll figure it out. Hint: think Canadian, eh.
	1:53pm DDDJJJ666: Think a thin dog, but younger.
	1:55pm Sir Lancelot Pratt: you mean the first new wave band? Yeh agree, although Joy Division's stuff was punk in attitude but new wave in sound, who came first?
	1:58pm DDDJJJ666: Heads before Joy.
	1:58pm BSI: What it is!
	1:59pm DDDJJJ666: Where it's at!
	2:00pm kat330: Hi, Thom! Been listening for most of the afternoon and enjoying it immensely! Hands busy finally getting 2012 paperwork organized and 2013 calendars updated.
	2:01pm kat330: @ngh: Thanks for the info! Now, um, if you'll just send me your mother's maiden name? ;)
	2:04pm Uncle Michael: Television predates Talking Heads
	2:05pm glenn: grrrrr. canadians don't say eh. get it, got it? good. nor do we say oot or aboot.
	2:08pm Sir Lancelot Pratt: Yes UM, but Television sounded like a punk Grateful Dead and not typically new wave!
	2:12pm DDDJJJ666: Lemmy serving up Eric Clapton realness
	2:12pm DDDJJJ666: Meow to you Kat.
	2:13pm DDDJJJ666: Canadians, during their neolithic period (the 80's), said "eh."
	2:15pm kat330: I am not Canadian, and yet I use, eh? on occasion. Ipso facto, purrrr.
	2:15pm glenn: neolithic meaning bob and doug mckenzie.
	2:15pm DDDJJJ666: New Wave became a marketing term in the US starting with Talking Heads. Boomtown Rats in the UK.
	2:16pm DDDJJJ666: Zaktly, eh.
	2:17pm Ricardo Montalban: Radio predates Television but Radio Birdman dates all my mix tapes as around 1985 or so.
	2:17pm DDDJJJ666: I loves me some Phil Oakey, but this is still my fave Human League.
	2:18pm DDDJJJ666: Hey, it's Katurday!
	2:18pm Ricardo Montalban: I liked Human League before he met that girl at a cocktail bar. That much is true.
	2:19pm DDDJJJ666: One Human League=3 nautical miles.
	2:21pm DDDJJJ666: Pete Burns' plastic surgeon: wanted dead or alive.
	2:24pm DDDJJJ666: Pre-Throbbing Gristle. I think from Ms. Megson's womb.
	2:26pm DDDJJJ666: The Morning Zoo as presented by GTDR on WFMU is an entirely different affair from Clear Channel variants.
	2:29pm DDDJJJ666: Green Gartside had a perfect way of making DIY post punk.
	2:30pm DDDJJJ666: Green's birth name was Unsustainable.
	2:31pm kat330: If anyone has a birthday today -- such as Bowie, Bassey and Hawking, but specifically someone named "Daisy" -- you can hear a personalized birthday greeting here: tinyurl.com... :)
	2:32pm DDDJJJ666: OMG! OMD!
	2:33pm DDDJJJ666: LMFAOMD
	2:35pm DDDJJJ666: Wow, Bowie is 66 today. Except for that one eye which is only 51.
	2:36pm kat330: Don't know if meant for me, but IAE gotta get back to this mound of paper surrounding me on all sides. Just wanted to say thanks! Thom, and that I am and will be listening!
	2:36pm DDDJJJ666: OK, get your slide rules out to figure this one out.
	2:37pm Carmichael: That's yet another Davy Jones that didn't go anywhere.
	2:37pm listener james from westwood: took a couple of verses but i recognize this one now.
	2:37pm DDDJJJ666: Chase that paper, Kat, until you wear it down, capture it, eat it and wear its hides as clothing.
	2:38pm BSI: TIE TACK!
	2:38pm DDDJJJ666: Hard tack.
	2:38pm northguineahills: Ok, back.... @kat, my mother's maiden name is my middle name.
	2:39pm DDDJJJ666: The singerer in this one went on to do the Gladiator soundtrack.
	2:40pm DDDJJJ666: The first emergency back-up Bowie.
	2:42pm DDDJJJ666: Before there crooned Jobriath, there cooed a pidgeon.
	2:43pm DDDJJJ666: Crisis! Or, as I like to call them, Death In May.
	2:45pm DDDJJJ666: In case you're wondering, yes, I'm in my underwear.
	2:47pm Doug S.: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT.. Three three three cheers cheers cheers to DDDJJJ666 for filling in for Tony Coulter last minute! Here's hoping Tony is all un-sneezy by next Tuesday. Two more programs are coming up this evening on Give the Drummer Radio: GIVE THE DRUMMER SOME at 6pm (live from Pittsburgh) and KAMINSKY KAMOUTSKY at 7pm (live from Providence). Stay tuned in and win prizes! Here are your prizes, queued up and ready to be unwrapped here on your 24-hour Drummer Stream: Evangelistic Ensemble The Dixie Hummingbirds Joseph Mazibuko Louis Armstrong Don Cherry La Lupe Los Hijos Del Rey Gerald Axevedo & Alçeu Valença Ed Lincoln Steeleye Span Laura Veirs Jean Shepard Loretta Lynn Faron Young Johnny Tyler Bob Ray Trio Cornemuse The Chefs Norma Jean & Ray J and more and more and eternally more...
	2:49pm Uncle Michael: Everyone has a Faron Young story.
	2:49pm DDDJJJ666: Here's the cheese filling you've been waiting for.
	2:49pm Uncle Michael: http://willieackerman.blogspot.com/2008/02/everyone-has-faron-young-story.html
	2:50pm DDDJJJ666: Thanks for crossing streams with me, Doug.
	2:50pm DDDJJJ666: I'm feeling PRESSURE!
	2:52pm DDDJJJ666: On the first Joel, Billy did say: "let's wear armor and stand near meat."
	2:55pm Uncle Michael: Stephen Thomas Erlewine of AllMusic.com writes, "Attila undoubtedly is the worst album released in the history of rock & roll -- hell, the history of recorded music itself. There have been many bad ideas in rock, but none match the colossal stupidity of Attila."
	2:56pm DDDJJJ666: There's way worse.
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: I know. I just like the review.
	2:58pm Doug S.: @Uncle Michael Who hasn't been thrown up on by Faron Young?!
	2:58pm DDDJJJ666: It is quality. Makes you want to buy it!
	2:59pm Ricardo Montalban: well, now I want to hear it, which is not my usual sentiment with something connected to Billy Joel
	2:59pm listener james from westwood: this show was entertaining and educational. thanks for the look back!
	2:59pm Carmichael: Thanks, Thom!
	3:00pm DDDJJJ666: Just doing my job.
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: Bakery is way better/worse than Attila.
	3:02pm Sir Lancelot Pratt: well done my good man, excellent, unearthing a shit load of great stuff!
	3:03pm DDDJJJ666: Gute nacht, leut. Und thanks.
	3:03pm Uncle Michael: I enjoyed the program, D3J363

Tony Coulter: Playlist from January 8, 2013

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January 8, 2013: Thom Jones (AKA DDDJJJ666) fills in for Tony

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Berlin	Mind Control "Mind Control" by "Berlin"	Information	Vinyl	1980
Flesh	Flesh "Flesh" by "Flesh"	My Boy Lollipop 7"	Dancing Industries	1980	0:05:38 (Pop-up)
Video NU-R	Gypsy Woman "Gypsy Woman" by "Video NU-R"	Gypsy Woman 7"	Pure Energy	1978	0:08:02 (Pop-up)
Ramases	Oh Mister "Oh Mister" by "Ramases"	Space Hymns	Vertigo	1971	0:11:17 (Pop-up)
Rema Rema	Feedback Song "Feedback Song" by "Rema Rema"	Wheel In The Roses EP	4AD	1980	0:14:00 (Pop-up)
Vice Versa	Eyes of Christ "Eyes of Christ" by "Vice Versa"	Stilyagi 7"	Backstreet Backlash	1980	0:20:04 (Pop-up)
Nina Hagen and Automobil	Komm, Komm	He, Wir Fahren Auf's Land 7"	Amiga	1975	0:23:17 (Pop-up)
Circus Mort	Children Remember "Children Remember" by "Circus Mort"	Circus Mort 12"	Labor	1981	0:26:17 (Pop-up)
The Outsiders	Vital Hours "Vital Hours" by "The Outsiders"	Close Up	Raw Edge	1978	0:30:09 (Pop-up)
E. G. Oblique Graph	Black Cloth Behind DeGaul's Wax Head	Triptych EP	Recloose Organisation	1982	0:32:32 (Pop-up)
Davy Jones and the Lower Third	Baby Loves That Way	Davy Jones and the Lower Third	See For Miles	1982	0:35:53 (Pop-up)
Die Electric Eels	Cyclotron "Cyclotron" by "Die Electric Eels"	Agitated 7"	Rough Trade	1978	0:38:59 (Pop-up)
Q	Music's Gone "Music's Gone" by "Q"	Playback 7"	Cocteau	1982	0:41:02 (Pop-up)
Ame Son	Unity "Unity" by "Ame Son"	Catalyse	BYG	1970	0:43:59 (Pop-up)
Rocket From the Tombs	What Love Is	The Day The Earth Met The Rocket From The Tombs	Smog Veil	2002	0:47:58 (Pop-up)
Big in Japan	Big In Japan "Big In Japan" by "Big in Japan"	Big In Japan/Chuddy Nuddys split 7"	Eric's	1978	0:51:32 (Pop-up)
Stalk Forrest Group	Bonomo's Turkish Taffy	St. Cecilia	Private		0:53:09 (Pop-up)
Skids	A Man For All Seasons "A Man For All Seasons" by "Skids"	The Absolute Game	Virgin	1980	0:56:37 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Skids	"Skids"				0:58:34 (Pop-up)
Johnny & the Self Abusers	Saints and Sinners	Saints and Sinners 7"	Chiswick	1977	1:13:46 (Pop-up)
The Move	The Minister "The Minister" by "The Move"	Message From The Country	Capitol	1971	1:15:36 (Pop-up)
The Nosebleeds	Ain't Bin To No Music School	Ain't Bin To No Music School 7"	Rabid	1977	1:19:53 (Pop-up)
PragVEC	Mens Casual Wear "Mens Casual Wear" by "PragVEC"	No-Cowboys	Spec	1980	1:22:45 (Pop-up)
23 Skidoo	Healing (For the Strong)	The Culling is Coming	Operation Twilight	1983	1:25:13 (Pop-up)
Tomorrow	The Incredible Journey Of Timothy Chase	Tomorrow	Import	1971	1:28:57 (Pop-up)
Tappi Tikarrass	Tiriti Bjorn "Tiriti Bjorn" by "Tappi Tikarrass"	Miraanda	Gramm	1983	1:31:59 (Pop-up)
The Edge	Friday The 17th "Friday The 17th" by "The Edge"	Square 1	Hurricane	1980	1:34:22 (Pop-up)
Frolk Haven	Cyclation "Cyclation" by "Frolk Haven"	At The Apex Of High	LRS	1973	1:37:25 (Pop-up)
The Del-Byzanteens	Girl's Imagination	Lies To Live By	Don't Fall Off The Mountain	1982	1:41:51 (Pop-up)
Information Society	Get Up (Away From That Thing)	Insoc 12"	Information	1983	1:47:46 (Pop-up)
Simon Turner	17 "17" by "Simon Turner"	Simon Turner	UK	1973	1:49:35 (Pop-up)
Images In Vogue	Save It "Save It" by "Images In Vogue"	Rituals	WEA	1984	1:51:49 (Pop-up)
Boys Next Door	Dive Position "Dive Position" by "Boys Next Door"	Door, Door	Mushroom	1979	1:55:09 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Boys Next Door	"Boys Next Door"				1:57:53 (Pop-up)
Sam Gopal	Escalator "Escalator" by "Sam Gopal"	Escalator	Get Back	1999	2:11:44 (Pop-up)
The Human League	The Dignity Of Labour Part 3	The Dignity of Labour Pts. 1-4 EP	Fast Product	1979	2:14:36 (Pop-up)
Nightmares in Wax	Black Leather "Black Leather" by "Nightmares in Wax"	Black Leather 12"	KY	1985	2:18:23 (Pop-up)
Early Worm	Balloon "Balloon" by "Early Worm"	Genesis Breyer P-Orridge and Thee Early Worm	Dais	2008	2:23:28 (Pop-up)
Scritti Politti	Doubt Beat "Doubt Beat" by "Scritti Politti"	4 A-Sides EP	Rough Trade	1979	2:28:06 (Pop-up)
The ID	Julia's Song "Julia's Song" by "The ID"	Street To Street A Liverpool Album	Open Eye	1979	2:31:43 (Pop-up)
The Reaction	Talk Talk Talk Talk "Talk Talk Talk Talk" by "The Reaction"	Streets	Beggars Banquet	1977	2:35:37 (Pop-up)
Microfilm	Summer House "Summer House" by "Microfilm"	From Belgrave With Love	Cleopatra	1981	2:37:54 (Pop-up)
Pidgeon	The Dancer "The Dancer" by "Pidgeon"	Pidgeon	Decca	1969	2:40:07 (Pop-up)
Crisis	Afraid "Afraid" by "Crisis"	Hymns of Faith	Ardkor	1980	2:42:35 (Pop-up)
Hoax	World War III "World War III" by "Hoax"	Unzippint The Abstarct	MMC	1980	2:45:52 (Pop-up)
Attila	Revenge Is Sweet "Revenge Is Sweet" by "Attila"	Attila	Epic	1970	2:49:04 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Attila	"Attila"				2:52:59 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:46am DDDJJJ666: My fast is being broken by slow.
	11:51am listener james from westwood: hail hail hail dddjjj666!!!
	11:52am DDDJJJ666: According to soul music of the 60's, there was a massive stalking problem.
	11:52am DDDJJJ666: J from W, let my love open the door.
	11:55am DDDJJJ666: Magnolia Bouvier just made grits. MY LIFE IS COMPLETE!
	11:58am ?: Good morning DJ Thom and listeners.
	11:59am listener james from westwood: I so read that as Marge Bouvier. At least with Magnolia, you won't have a jealous, drunk Homer coming at you.
	12:00pm Doug S.: Thanks for the emergency fill-in D³J³6³!!!
	12:00pm Carmichael: Oops, "?" was me.
	12:00pm Ricardo Montalban: Guten tag, Herr DDDJJJ666!
	12:03pm DDDJJJ666: Hi persons!
	12:05pm northguineahills: I got to check out for an hour or so. I need to prepare and research for a sudden interview. Will be back around 2. Cheers!
	12:07pm Ricardo Montalban: @ northguineahills: Are you interviewing Nikki?
	12:08pm DDDJJJ666: Sorry, my song enterer's computer was having problems.
	12:09pm DDDJJJ666: What a motley crue you all are.
	12:10pm DDDJJJ666: I love these futuristic sounds.
	12:10pm Dervish: Surely you mean Cruë.
	12:10pm listener james from westwood: good luck on the interview, ngh, whether it's for a new job or interviewing someone as part of your current one!
	12:11pm DDDJJJ666: Mine is a no umlaut economy
	12:13pm DDDJJJ666: Coffee enema just kicked in.
	12:14pm DDDJJJ666: Two Remas in the hand is better than one in Kate Bush.
	12:16pm northguineahills: Lol Ricardo! It's for a new one james, which means I won't have to relocate to central Jersey or Jacksonville, FL for the other serious offers I have received.
	12:16pm Ricardo Montalban: Is Rema a coffee creamer replacement?
	12:16pm DDDJJJ666: And now, feedback guitar (said in a Mike Oldfield voice)
	12:16pm Carmichael: ngh doesn't have a current one, so it must be the former. Good thoughts to him!!
	12:17pm DDDJJJ666: Rema is my favourite gay bar.
	12:19pm DDDJJJ666: This is the well-spring of Renegade Soundwave.
	12:21pm DDDJJJ666: I wonder if anyone will ever care about minimal synth...
	12:23pm DDDJJJ666: Vice Versa should reform, dammit!
	12:25pm holland oats: this is a rather unorthodox bowie birthday tribute i must say
	12:28pm glenn: vivian stanshall voice, on?
	12:28pm glenn: i mean no. sheeesh.
	12:30pm DDDJJJ666: Totes sheesh.
	12:33pm Carmichael: Which Outsiders is this? The "Time Won't Let Me" people, or the Wally Tax "Sun's Goin' Down" folks? Or some one else altogether?
	12:38pm glenn: http://www.buzzfeed.com/chrisgeidner/servicemembers-kicked-out-under-militarys-gay-ban
	12:38pm Ricardo Montalban: Hey, it's Davy Jones birthday today. Too bad his career never took off.
	12:38pm DDDJJJ666: The Outsiders- Close Up LP. Me love Adrian Borland (RIP)
	12:39pm Ricardo Montalban: It's about a month and a half until Davey Jones' deathday.
	12:39pm DDDJJJ666: His locker became really popular.
	12:49pm DDDJJJ666: My favorite of the Behemoth clan.
	1:02pm Ricardo Montalban: i must've said something bad about Jehovah's Witnesses because David Thomas unfriended me on Facebook.
	1:03pm Uncle Michael: I apologize for my tardiness.
	1:04pm Ricardo Montalban: Jehovah Witness protection program undermined by sending protectees door to door.
	1:08pm Jackie Gleason: aka Crocus Behemoth
	1:18pm DDDJJJ666: RM: your defriending was just an art happening.
	1:27pm DDDJJJ666: <grabs crotch and yells at David Thomas> WITNESS THIS!
	1:29pm DDDJJJ666: David Tibet: either the best or worst plaayer of the Tibetan thigh-bone trumpet.
	1:30pm DDDJJJ666: YES! The sun will come out Tomorrow, and Howe!
	1:32pm DDDJJJ666: No, not the Sugarcubes.
	1:33pm DDDJJJ666: Nor KUKL.
	1:33pm DDDJJJ666: Yes, you guessed correctly: Tappi Tikarress.
	1:34pm DDDJJJ666: To Bjork or not to Bjork, that is the....something.
	1:36pm DDDJJJ666: If you're wondering why this song sounds so much like Culture Club, it's because John Moss is on drums, byatches.
	1:37pm DDDJJJ666: Out Genesising Genesis.
	1:40pm DDDJJJ666: I know that for most of you the world was a musical wasteland before Curved Air came along, but welcome to Stewart Copeland's first project: Frolk Haven.
	1:41pm Uncle Michael: It was a CIA front.
	1:41pm Carmichael: Man, I go to a meeting and I miss Johnny and the Self-Abusers AND the Move. What sucky luck ....
	1:41pm DDDJJJ666: Almost as catchy as Roxanne.
	1:42pm Sir Lancelot Pratt: Hi there DDD,
	1:43pm DDDJJJ666: Technology will make your self abusing dreams come true later, Carmichael.
	1:43pm Sir Lancelot Pratt: Just dropped in to get some mind conditioning!
	1:44pm DDDJJJ666: If you think the keyboard parts in this song sound like the film Ghost Dog looks, you're right! For there is a Jarmusch in this band.
	1:44pm Sir Lancelot Pratt: sounds like I'm in for some art damaged post punk psychedelic space rock!
	1:45pm DDDJJJ666: Yo, whazzup SLP?!
	1:45pm DDDJJJ666: Total mixed bag of mixes today.
	1:47pm Sir Lancelot Pratt: have'nt seen Ghost Dog for some years now, but thought Forrest Whitaker was a pretty unlikely Assassin until you realise he meditates on a load of samurai shit!
	1:47pm DDDJJJ666: I like to call Post Punk, Pre-Franz Ferdinand.
	1:48pm DDDJJJ666: Deadliest lazy eye in the world.
	1:49pm DDDJJJ666: Hey, let's form a society to disseminate information.
	1:50pm DDDJJJ666: One of the Deux Filles!
	1:50pm Ricardo Montalban: The mid-to-late 80s was the era to form clubs and societies.
	1:51pm Sir Lancelot Pratt: em I think most people identity the term with about 1979-83 new wave and no wave bands of that era. I think the term art-damaged is pretty new, say the last 3 years, but equally mostly applies to bands of that period who made their sounds flip out more than Talking Heads, PIL and Kraftwerk!
	1:51pm DDDJJJ666: Simon Turner had a surgical procedure to have the Fisher inserted years later.
	1:51pm DDDJJJ666: I never left the mid-80's.
	1:52pm DDDJJJ666: Weren't Talking Heads square one for the usage of the term New Wave?
	1:53pm DDDJJJ666: Listen to the keyboard parts and you'll figure it out. Hint: think Canadian, eh.
	1:53pm DDDJJJ666: Think a thin dog, but younger.
	1:55pm Sir Lancelot Pratt: you mean the first new wave band? Yeh agree, although Joy Division's stuff was punk in attitude but new wave in sound, who came first?
	1:58pm DDDJJJ666: Heads before Joy.
	1:58pm BSI: What it is!
	1:59pm DDDJJJ666: Where it's at!
	2:00pm kat330: Hi, Thom! Been listening for most of the afternoon and enjoying it immensely! Hands busy finally getting 2012 paperwork organized and 2013 calendars updated.
	2:01pm kat330: @ngh: Thanks for the info! Now, um, if you'll just send me your mother's maiden name? ;)
	2:04pm Uncle Michael: Television predates Talking Heads
	2:05pm glenn: grrrrr. canadians don't say eh. get it, got it? good. nor do we say oot or aboot.
	2:08pm Sir Lancelot Pratt: Yes UM, but Television sounded like a punk Grateful Dead and not typically new wave!
	2:12pm DDDJJJ666: Lemmy serving up Eric Clapton realness
	2:12pm DDDJJJ666: Meow to you Kat.
	2:13pm DDDJJJ666: Canadians, during their neolithic period (the 80's), said "eh."
	2:15pm kat330: I am not Canadian, and yet I use, eh? on occasion. Ipso facto, purrrr.
	2:15pm glenn: neolithic meaning bob and doug mckenzie.
	2:15pm DDDJJJ666: New Wave became a marketing term in the US starting with Talking Heads. Boomtown Rats in the UK.
	2:16pm DDDJJJ666: Zaktly, eh.
	2:17pm Ricardo Montalban: Radio predates Television but Radio Birdman dates all my mix tapes as around 1985 or so.
	2:17pm DDDJJJ666: I loves me some Phil Oakey, but this is still my fave Human League.
	2:18pm DDDJJJ666: Hey, it's Katurday!
	2:18pm Ricardo Montalban: I liked Human League before he met that girl at a cocktail bar. That much is true.
	2:19pm DDDJJJ666: One Human League=3 nautical miles.
	2:21pm DDDJJJ666: Pete Burns' plastic surgeon: wanted dead or alive.
	2:24pm DDDJJJ666: Pre-Throbbing Gristle. I think from Ms. Megson's womb.
	2:26pm DDDJJJ666: The Morning Zoo as presented by GTDR on WFMU is an entirely different affair from Clear Channel variants.
	2:29pm DDDJJJ666: Green Gartside had a perfect way of making DIY post punk.
	2:30pm DDDJJJ666: Green's birth name was Unsustainable.
	2:31pm kat330: If anyone has a birthday today -- such as Bowie, Bassey and Hawking, but specifically someone named "Daisy" -- you can hear a personalized birthday greeting here: tinyurl.com... :)
	2:32pm DDDJJJ666: OMG! OMD!
	2:33pm DDDJJJ666: LMFAOMD
	2:35pm DDDJJJ666: Wow, Bowie is 66 today. Except for that one eye which is only 51.
	2:36pm kat330: Don't know if meant for me, but IAE gotta get back to this mound of paper surrounding me on all sides. Just wanted to say thanks! Thom, and that I am and will be listening!
	2:36pm DDDJJJ666: OK, get your slide rules out to figure this one out.
	2:37pm Carmichael: That's yet another Davy Jones that didn't go anywhere.
	2:37pm listener james from westwood: took a couple of verses but i recognize this one now.
	2:37pm DDDJJJ666: Chase that paper, Kat, until you wear it down, capture it, eat it and wear its hides as clothing.
	2:38pm BSI: TIE TACK!
	2:38pm DDDJJJ666: Hard tack.
	2:38pm northguineahills: Ok, back.... @kat, my mother's maiden name is my middle name.
	2:39pm DDDJJJ666: The singerer in this one went on to do the Gladiator soundtrack.
	2:40pm DDDJJJ666: The first emergency back-up Bowie.
	2:42pm DDDJJJ666: Before there crooned Jobriath, there cooed a pidgeon.
	2:43pm DDDJJJ666: Crisis! Or, as I like to call them, Death In May.
	2:45pm DDDJJJ666: In case you're wondering, yes, I'm in my underwear.
	2:47pm Doug S.: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT.. Three three three cheers cheers cheers to DDDJJJ666 for filling in for Tony Coulter last minute! Here's hoping Tony is all un-sneezy by next Tuesday. Two more programs are coming up this evening on Give the Drummer Radio: GIVE THE DRUMMER SOME at 6pm (live from Pittsburgh) and KAMINSKY KAMOUTSKY at 7pm (live from Providence). Stay tuned in and win prizes! Here are your prizes, queued up and ready to be unwrapped here on your 24-hour Drummer Stream: Evangelistic Ensemble The Dixie Hummingbirds Joseph Mazibuko Louis Armstrong Don Cherry La Lupe Los Hijos Del Rey Gerald Axevedo & Alçeu Valença Ed Lincoln Steeleye Span Laura Veirs Jean Shepard Loretta Lynn Faron Young Johnny Tyler Bob Ray Trio Cornemuse The Chefs Norma Jean & Ray J and more and more and eternally more...
	2:49pm Uncle Michael: Everyone has a Faron Young story.
	2:49pm DDDJJJ666: Here's the cheese filling you've been waiting for.
	2:49pm Uncle Michael: http://willieackerman.blogspot.com/2008/02/everyone-has-faron-young-story.html
	2:50pm DDDJJJ666: Thanks for crossing streams with me, Doug.
	2:50pm DDDJJJ666: I'm feeling PRESSURE!
	2:52pm DDDJJJ666: On the first Joel, Billy did say: "let's wear armor and stand near meat."
	2:55pm Uncle Michael: Stephen Thomas Erlewine of AllMusic.com writes, "Attila undoubtedly is the worst album released in the history of rock & roll -- hell, the history of recorded music itself. There have been many bad ideas in rock, but none match the colossal stupidity of Attila."
	2:56pm DDDJJJ666: There's way worse.
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: I know. I just like the review.
	2:58pm Doug S.: @Uncle Michael Who hasn't been thrown up on by Faron Young?!
	2:58pm DDDJJJ666: It is quality. Makes you want to buy it!
	2:59pm Ricardo Montalban: well, now I want to hear it, which is not my usual sentiment with something connected to Billy Joel
	2:59pm listener james from westwood: this show was entertaining and educational. thanks for the look back!
	2:59pm Carmichael: Thanks, Thom!
	3:00pm DDDJJJ666: Just doing my job.
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: Bakery is way better/worse than Attila.
	3:02pm Sir Lancelot Pratt: well done my good man, excellent, unearthing a shit load of great stuff!
	3:03pm DDDJJJ666: Gute nacht, leut. Und thanks.
	3:03pm Uncle Michael: I enjoyed the program, D3J363

Tony Coulter: Playlist from January 8, 2013

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