WFMU: Wm. Berger presents My Castle of Quiet: Playlist from May 31, 2013

Listener comments!
	12:09am Droll: The only upside to your upcoming break: short-timers can play all the prog they want!
	12:13am Wm.: This song is better than most blow jobs. I said MOST.
	12:17am G: Don't hold your breath, Droll :p
	12:18am Droll: This Sabbath live in Paris 1970 concert film is a real treat: www.youtube.com... No flashy playing, no flashy stage antics, just heavy metal band. Stunning.
	12:47am Rory: Awesome Lugubrum track.
	12:51am berlusconi's nose: Your show sounds good here in Beijing! Chinese theme today on your show?
	12:52am tracy: why are you waging a finale battle?
	12:55am tracy: oh, yeah, I didn't know.
	12:57am Wm.: Oh, and here I thought I was blabbing about it way too much...apologies. Will keep your turret warm.
	1:01am KP: Sorry to hear about this. Wish you well and will be eager to welcome you back. Bill Sweeney
	1:03am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Here's hoping your break is a relatively brief one, Wm.! Such a great program!
	1:05am Rory: I going to really miss MCoQ. So many great discoveries on this show.
	1:05am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: I suspect you'll be going out with a rrrrooooaaarrrrrr tonight.
	1:05am osvi: The Castle will always be the kick it spot.
	1:07am tracy: I guess I sort of knew, but took it as an empty threat as you tended to say the same thing every year. Nooooooooooooooooo.
	1:07am Wm.: You're all very kind; I'm grateful, and I've had a terrific four-year run. So much amazing live music, and special guests; I've been very fortunate. This post pretty much explains things ... my-castle-of-quiet.blogspot.com...
	1:11am sinister dexter: thanks William for all your work on a fucking awesome show
	1:12am Wm.: I said it you trace, and a few others—I don't spill my empty threats to everyone thankfully—I'd look a fool!
	1:12am blee: We will greatly miss your show Wm. MCoQ always delivered amazing music.
	1:14am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Wm., your contributions to the station are so vital. Irreplaceable in my opinion.
	1:14am blee: The comments board is an virtual obituary tonight. Eerie but appropriate.
	1:17am Inkvlto666: William thanks...you are a pioneer! so,I gues thursday's midnight drinks will not be the same ever!!!!,,
	1:17am Droll: Wm., As much as I'll miss the cassette brutalism, your new disco and show-tunes pitch was tops. When I saw Ken in the elevator today he said he already blocked out a 6-hour daytime spot in 2014 and an huge pay raise for you.
	1:18am Droll: Whoops! Sorry about spilling the beans on the new show so soon!
	1:18am G: Psst, Ken will quintuple your current salary
	1:19am Wm.: You joke, but I've been listening to Sven Vath of late. ...
	1:23am Wm.: I've crawled up Klaus Schulze's ass and died there. Metal frays my nerve endings lol
	1:24am G: Some people say that's what nerve endings are for
	1:24am ronnie g: william, yr show will def be missed here in my lil castle of quiet at these hours in bushwick. you've turned me on to some great music over the past few years i've listened. hope yr back at it soon enough.
	1:26am Droll: G, Your kickback was quintupled?! You got shafted, most listeners got twice that, and even I got keys to the executive bathroom in the new Best Show wing. Wm., The biggest gap on FMU, IMHO, is orchestral music. You should take over Bethany's turf.
	1:27am G: That's me, always getting screwed, and when I find out it's too late to fix it.
	1:28am blee: A TOAST... TO WM, YOU DARKEN OUR NIGHTS.
	1:30am G: The headline here is that instead of fade to black, this is "black to fade"
	1:30am Arvo: Cheers to you my friend! Don't go softly into that dark night! (I know you won't).
	1:32am Wm.: Orchestral, sure, but post-war 20th Century—Stockhausen, Ferrari, Ligeti, Kagel, all those fuckers.
	1:36am Droll: Wm, Don't forget Pärt! Just a suggestion...
	1:38am Wm.: No worries, I love Pärt! Too many great composers to mention. Like Rich Hazelton, I used to do work for La Monte Young and volunteer at the Dream House.
	1:40am Wm.: I used to truck copies of The Black Album and the Pandit Pran Nath album around NYC and sell them to stores. Also used to help my ex-gf pack La Monte and Marian's vitamins! Got drunk and stoned with the composer more than once; he's a trip.
	1:42am Droll: Yes! Next show, for sure. Like a missing food group on the station.
	1:45am Arvo: Hey I can't get into any Pärt other than Tabula Rasa! The rest of it I've heard is the bad choral Christian stuff. It doesn't help that I'm doomed to be associated with him though his name is pronounced "Airvo".
	1:48am Wm.: Tabula Rasa is his "In C" for sure, but there are other good ones; have a few at home, but don't recall the titles.
	2:26am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Yet another artist and piece of music I'm certain I would not have heard of anytime soon, if ever, without Wm.'s Castle of Quiet. Quite enjoying it!
	2:28am Wm.: Alberich playing in NYC this weekend (tonight? tomorrow?), with Cobalt (!) and Cinema Cinema. The night and venue escapes me. ...
	2:29am Arvo: WOW that Voids stuff is great! total lo fi Jesu/NIN mennerisms but with the feeling! I always wondered if Justin Broadrick suited your fancy, although I always leaned to assume not.
	2:30am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Alberich, please visit the west side of these Discordant States of America!
	2:30am blee: Indeed, Alberiech is fucking shit up. Cadaver in Drag sounded amazing too. I'll shut up and just listen now.
	2:30am duchess: had to listen , been great, read comments as well, interesting you been listening to sven, saw him in sydney long time ago might hear you back here soon
	2:32am Wm.: You assume correctly, except in Khanate. Voids is pretty much one guy, if I'm not mistaken, from Florida. Sends me individual mp3s via email. Thanks, Jon! ...Many friends have done the hard sell with Jesu—don't like the vocals....
	2:33am Wm.: Plus, "Jesu" is just one letter away from "Jesus," and I am prejudiced! ... Hi Duchess!
	2:34am Wm.: Yes, I set up a "Klaus Schulze station" on Pandora, and it's led me to some great stuff, Sven Vath included.
	2:35am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Wm., did you find the vocals repellent as well during Justin's Godflesh days, then, and I suppose now as well? Just interested...
	2:36am duchess: love sven have you just got into him?, i think you know i love my electronica, industrial stuff havent listened to his stuff for quite some time
	2:39am Wm.: Meh, no the vocals were ok in Godflesh, but that whole project is overrated IMO. Everything's fucking "classic"! To my ears, he was just copping an existing style, calling it Godflesh—all the kids went for that badass name. Sorry, I just think the cat's output is over-praised in general. He's a follower, not an innovator. It's "hard" music for people who don't like it "too hard."
	2:40am William: Yep. Just got his first CD. Haven't even explored the hard techno stuff yet.
	2:42am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: That's fair trade. Thanks for answering my question. It was revelatory for me, but just a doorway through which to go much louder, darker, deeper. I'm thankful for that.
	2:43am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: However, I also grew up in Juneau, Alaska. Pre-Bit Coin machine. ;-)
	2:44am duchess: let me know still bit of a luditte what pandora etc is wanna hear more noise!
	2:44am Wm.: Once you've heard Carcass, Napalm Death, and some of the drum-machine-based black metal stuff, there's no going back to Godflesh, and I heard that other stuff first, so it colored my impressions.
	2:46am Wm.: Pandora is online; it's a "radio station" that pretty much has everything ever issued on CD. Pretty much. You pick an artist, or even a song, and it bases / creates a station for you around that.
	2:47am Wm.: www.pandora.com - may not have much noise, as that's come out on indie labels and cassettes for the most part, but there's loads of techno.
	2:47am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: All of that harshness, along with Extreme Noise Terror, hit me at the same time, thanks to Peel. I was an 18 year old babe in the woods. Hahaha.
	2:48am Wm.: I'd rather hear Atari Teenage Riot, more "fun" and less pretentious than ol' Justin B. No "art moves."
	2:49am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Godflesh = still impressive to me, but I've certainly been more excited about what I've gleaned through listening to this show.
	2:49am William: Extreme Noise Terror I <3
	2:49am duchess: lovin this dont no wot it's called dont care noise / industrail wotever!!! goin out with a bang
	2:50am Arvo: Maybe he was just the most iconic of the Industrial /Metal/ Rock milieu, because that's my perspective. I mean I will take Godflesh over Die Krupps any day of the week. Some of his releases are forgettable but the ones that are not are at least to me beyond mediocre. I don't care to argue, I can see your perspective, but that's kind of my point. People have said the same thing about Controlled Bleeding, that they were copycats, and I don't like everything they've done, but I see them as people who were following a creative chain of thought without being terribly nefarious. Of course, I wasn't there. Funny what perspective does, because I just don't remember anything striking about Napalm Death. They are good but maybe they did not massage my subjective regions enough for me to remember any particularly remarkable musicality. And of course, they were innovators. that said, I don't know much drum machine driven black metal, and I'm sure I'd love it.
	2:51am Rory: I don't like Godflesh either. Didn't that dude from Godflesh release Skullflower's IIIrd Gatekeeper. Awesome last hour Wm.
	2:54am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Eye hate god!
	2:55am Wm.: Arvo, I'm trying to recall a name for you, a really great Norwegian 90s drum-machine hard black project. I'll have to look when I get home. As to Controlled Bleeding, this may surprise you, but I prefer the lighter stuff, mid-80s. Prefer neither their harsh noise nor what they're doing now, which is godawful.
	2:55am tracy: Thanks for the Alberich and tonight's show.
	2:56am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Another fookin' brilliant salvo on the airwaves, Wm.! Thank you!
	2:56am Arvo: My stream is malfunctioning! Damn pop up player! Great show nonetheless! Thanks for all you've done!
	2:57am blee: I remember cruising around in my AMC Eagle blasting Napalm Death's SCUM on cassette. Oh the memories.
	2:57am William: T H A N K Y O U A L L !
	2:58am duchess: so glad i listened 'tonight' !!
	2:58am William: Yeah—Scum, Symphonies of Sickness, Reek of Putrefaction, all that stuff blew my mind. Carcass were the Zeppelin of crust / grind.
	2:59am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Shane Embury is one lovable bloke!
	2:59am Wm.: Thanks, Nic! Glad you enjoyed. ;)
	3:01am blee: AMEN.
	3:02am duchess: knew i would, like i said glad u getting more into electronica / noise!! tho some dark / black metal i think ive learnt to like thru u xx
	3:03am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Don't go!!!!!!!!!!!
	3:05am Rory: Thanks for the show.
	1:53pm Chris from DC: Hope you make it back soon. The archives get me through Friday afternoons.
	2:51am justinline: Crap . . . Sorry to hear the show is ending. Thank you for all the good music and opening my ears to so much new stuff (at least for me)! Looking forward to your fill-ins. Good luck.
	1:24pm demonologists: always around, always lurking... thanks for everything, always.
	8:29am SESSOVIOLENTO: Berger your playlists are always insane. Thank you for sharing your taste.

Wm. Berger presents My Castle of Quiet: Playlist from May 31, 2013

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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)
High Tide	Futilist's Lament "Futilist's Lament" by "High Tide"	Sea Shanties	Liberty	2006	CD	reissue	0:05:03 (Pop-up)
Black Sabbath	Fairies Wear Boots "Fairies Wear Boots" by "Black Sabbath"	Paranoid	Sanctuary		CD	1970	0:10:12 (Pop-up)
Odz Manouk	The Sloth "The Sloth" by "Odz Manouk"	Odz Manouk	Profound Lore Records		CD		0:16:20 (Pop-up)
Draugar	Wage A Finale Battle "Wage A Finale Battle" by "Draugar"	Weathering The Curse	Moribund Records		CD		0:25:10 (Pop-up)
Nazgulum	Funeral Waltz + Wir Machen	Aroused	Dete Nenavister		CD	China	0:30:59 (Pop-up)
Colorless Forest	Imprints of Dreams in Hyaline Ice	Imprints of Dreams in Hyaline Ice	War Against Yourself Records	2011	CD	Russia	0:33:56 (Pop-up)
Lugubrum	Holy Fools Embodied "Holy Fools Embodied" by "Lugubrum"	Heilige Dwazen	Blood, Fire, Death		CD	Belgium	0:40:39 (Pop-up)
Cultes des Ghoules	The Passion of a Sorceress	Henbane	Under the Sign of Garazel Productions	2013	CD	Poland	0:55:33 (Pop-up)
Akitsa	Voluptés Pestilencielles "Voluptés Pestilencielles" by "Akitsa"	Arraché à la mort, forcé à vivre et mourir à nouveau	Tour de Garde/Hospital Productions		LP	split w Ash Pool	1:06:09 (Pop-up)
Defuntos	A Última Coroa de Flores	A Negra Vastidão das Nossas Almas	Bubonic		LP	vinyl reissue; orig. cassette 2008 Dunkelheit Produktionen	1:14:39 (Pop-up)
Tsantsa	The Esoteric Consumption of Menstrual Blood as a Form of Praise to the Unholy Essence of Female Lust	Commencement Of Loathsome Festivities Rehearsal	The Throat	2013	Cassette		1:24:05 (Pop-up)
Thou Shalt Fall	Funeral Song "Funeral Song" by "Thou Shalt Fall"	Shoot Hallelujah	The Throat	2013	Cassette		1:29:36 (Pop-up)
Night Bitch	Chainmaker "Chainmaker" by "Night Bitch"	Chainmaker	Ear One Productions	2013	LP	one-sided LP; feat. Ryan of One Master!	1:33:49 (Pop-up)
Grue	Across Black Seas of Infinity	Lo, the Curse of the World Cometh	Grue self-released	2012	MP3	split w World of Unmaking - available on split cassette - http://grue.bandcamp.com/	1:37:20 (Pop-up)
Cadaver In Drag	Died In His Sleep/Lived In His Nightmares	Breaking And Entering	Husk Records	2013	Cassette		1:43:22 (Pop-up)
Chrome	Half Machine From The Sun "Half Machine From The Sun" by "Chrome"	Looking For Your Door	Chrome self-released	2013	CD	Unreleased tracks from their "golden era," released with help of fan donations. http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/chrome	1:51:22 (Pop-up)
Richard Youngs	Big Waves of an Actual Sea	Long White Cloud	Grapefruit Records	2011	LP		2:05:12 (Pop-up)
Voids	Glowing "Glowing" by "Voids"	no album	Voids self-released	2013	MP3	Jon Thoresen of Decoy Jews	2:14:37 (Pop-up)
Alberich	Suffering Is Meaningful "Suffering Is Meaningful" by "Alberich"	NATO-Uniformen	Hospital Productions	2010	Cassette	8x cassette box set	2:20:33 (Pop-up)
It	1º "1º" by "It"	Viaje	Movieplay	1976	LP	Horacio Vaggione / Eduardo Polonio	2:34:50 (Pop-up)
OK Putrid	Did The Universe Steer Your Wrong?	God God Alabakdannagsba	Rainbow Bridge	2013	CD-R	CDr + tape combo release	2:41:14 (Pop-up)
Kenji Siratori	Gray Bowel "Gray Bowel" by "Kenji Siratori"	Buried Terror #2 [various artists]	Sabbathid		CD		2:50:05 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:09am Droll: The only upside to your upcoming break: short-timers can play all the prog they want!
	12:13am Wm.: This song is better than most blow jobs. I said MOST.
	12:17am G: Don't hold your breath, Droll :p
	12:18am Droll: This Sabbath live in Paris 1970 concert film is a real treat: www.youtube.com... No flashy playing, no flashy stage antics, just heavy metal band. Stunning.
	12:47am Rory: Awesome Lugubrum track.
	12:51am berlusconi's nose: Your show sounds good here in Beijing! Chinese theme today on your show?
	12:52am tracy: why are you waging a finale battle?
	12:55am tracy: oh, yeah, I didn't know.
	12:57am Wm.: Oh, and here I thought I was blabbing about it way too much...apologies. Will keep your turret warm.
	1:01am KP: Sorry to hear about this. Wish you well and will be eager to welcome you back. Bill Sweeney
	1:03am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Here's hoping your break is a relatively brief one, Wm.! Such a great program!
	1:05am Rory: I going to really miss MCoQ. So many great discoveries on this show.
	1:05am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: I suspect you'll be going out with a rrrrooooaaarrrrrr tonight.
	1:05am osvi: The Castle will always be the kick it spot.
	1:07am tracy: I guess I sort of knew, but took it as an empty threat as you tended to say the same thing every year. Nooooooooooooooooo.
	1:07am Wm.: You're all very kind; I'm grateful, and I've had a terrific four-year run. So much amazing live music, and special guests; I've been very fortunate. This post pretty much explains things ... my-castle-of-quiet.blogspot.com...
	1:11am sinister dexter: thanks William for all your work on a fucking awesome show
	1:12am Wm.: I said it you trace, and a few others—I don't spill my empty threats to everyone thankfully—I'd look a fool!
	1:12am blee: We will greatly miss your show Wm. MCoQ always delivered amazing music.
	1:14am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Wm., your contributions to the station are so vital. Irreplaceable in my opinion.
	1:14am blee: The comments board is an virtual obituary tonight. Eerie but appropriate.
	1:17am Inkvlto666: William thanks...you are a pioneer! so,I gues thursday's midnight drinks will not be the same ever!!!!,,
	1:17am Droll: Wm., As much as I'll miss the cassette brutalism, your new disco and show-tunes pitch was tops. When I saw Ken in the elevator today he said he already blocked out a 6-hour daytime spot in 2014 and an huge pay raise for you.
	1:18am Droll: Whoops! Sorry about spilling the beans on the new show so soon!
	1:18am G: Psst, Ken will quintuple your current salary
	1:19am Wm.: You joke, but I've been listening to Sven Vath of late. ...
	1:23am Wm.: I've crawled up Klaus Schulze's ass and died there. Metal frays my nerve endings lol
	1:24am G: Some people say that's what nerve endings are for
	1:24am ronnie g: william, yr show will def be missed here in my lil castle of quiet at these hours in bushwick. you've turned me on to some great music over the past few years i've listened. hope yr back at it soon enough.
	1:26am Droll: G, Your kickback was quintupled?! You got shafted, most listeners got twice that, and even I got keys to the executive bathroom in the new Best Show wing. Wm., The biggest gap on FMU, IMHO, is orchestral music. You should take over Bethany's turf.
	1:27am G: That's me, always getting screwed, and when I find out it's too late to fix it.
	1:28am blee: A TOAST... TO WM, YOU DARKEN OUR NIGHTS.
	1:30am G: The headline here is that instead of fade to black, this is "black to fade"
	1:30am Arvo: Cheers to you my friend! Don't go softly into that dark night! (I know you won't).
	1:32am Wm.: Orchestral, sure, but post-war 20th Century—Stockhausen, Ferrari, Ligeti, Kagel, all those fuckers.
	1:36am Droll: Wm, Don't forget Pärt! Just a suggestion...
	1:38am Wm.: No worries, I love Pärt! Too many great composers to mention. Like Rich Hazelton, I used to do work for La Monte Young and volunteer at the Dream House.
	1:40am Wm.: I used to truck copies of The Black Album and the Pandit Pran Nath album around NYC and sell them to stores. Also used to help my ex-gf pack La Monte and Marian's vitamins! Got drunk and stoned with the composer more than once; he's a trip.
	1:42am Droll: Yes! Next show, for sure. Like a missing food group on the station.
	1:45am Arvo: Hey I can't get into any Pärt other than Tabula Rasa! The rest of it I've heard is the bad choral Christian stuff. It doesn't help that I'm doomed to be associated with him though his name is pronounced "Airvo".
	1:48am Wm.: Tabula Rasa is his "In C" for sure, but there are other good ones; have a few at home, but don't recall the titles.
	2:26am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Yet another artist and piece of music I'm certain I would not have heard of anytime soon, if ever, without Wm.'s Castle of Quiet. Quite enjoying it!
	2:28am Wm.: Alberich playing in NYC this weekend (tonight? tomorrow?), with Cobalt (!) and Cinema Cinema. The night and venue escapes me. ...
	2:29am Arvo: WOW that Voids stuff is great! total lo fi Jesu/NIN mennerisms but with the feeling! I always wondered if Justin Broadrick suited your fancy, although I always leaned to assume not.
	2:30am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Alberich, please visit the west side of these Discordant States of America!
	2:30am blee: Indeed, Alberiech is fucking shit up. Cadaver in Drag sounded amazing too. I'll shut up and just listen now.
	2:30am duchess: had to listen , been great, read comments as well, interesting you been listening to sven, saw him in sydney long time ago might hear you back here soon
	2:32am Wm.: You assume correctly, except in Khanate. Voids is pretty much one guy, if I'm not mistaken, from Florida. Sends me individual mp3s via email. Thanks, Jon! ...Many friends have done the hard sell with Jesu—don't like the vocals....
	2:33am Wm.: Plus, "Jesu" is just one letter away from "Jesus," and I am prejudiced! ... Hi Duchess!
	2:34am Wm.: Yes, I set up a "Klaus Schulze station" on Pandora, and it's led me to some great stuff, Sven Vath included.
	2:35am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Wm., did you find the vocals repellent as well during Justin's Godflesh days, then, and I suppose now as well? Just interested...
	2:36am duchess: love sven have you just got into him?, i think you know i love my electronica, industrial stuff havent listened to his stuff for quite some time
	2:39am Wm.: Meh, no the vocals were ok in Godflesh, but that whole project is overrated IMO. Everything's fucking "classic"! To my ears, he was just copping an existing style, calling it Godflesh—all the kids went for that badass name. Sorry, I just think the cat's output is over-praised in general. He's a follower, not an innovator. It's "hard" music for people who don't like it "too hard."
	2:40am William: Yep. Just got his first CD. Haven't even explored the hard techno stuff yet.
	2:42am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: That's fair trade. Thanks for answering my question. It was revelatory for me, but just a doorway through which to go much louder, darker, deeper. I'm thankful for that.
	2:43am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: However, I also grew up in Juneau, Alaska. Pre-Bit Coin machine. ;-)
	2:44am duchess: let me know still bit of a luditte what pandora etc is wanna hear more noise!
	2:44am Wm.: Once you've heard Carcass, Napalm Death, and some of the drum-machine-based black metal stuff, there's no going back to Godflesh, and I heard that other stuff first, so it colored my impressions.
	2:46am Wm.: Pandora is online; it's a "radio station" that pretty much has everything ever issued on CD. Pretty much. You pick an artist, or even a song, and it bases / creates a station for you around that.
	2:47am Wm.: www.pandora.com - may not have much noise, as that's come out on indie labels and cassettes for the most part, but there's loads of techno.
	2:47am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: All of that harshness, along with Extreme Noise Terror, hit me at the same time, thanks to Peel. I was an 18 year old babe in the woods. Hahaha.
	2:48am Wm.: I'd rather hear Atari Teenage Riot, more "fun" and less pretentious than ol' Justin B. No "art moves."
	2:49am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Godflesh = still impressive to me, but I've certainly been more excited about what I've gleaned through listening to this show.
	2:49am William: Extreme Noise Terror I <3
	2:49am duchess: lovin this dont no wot it's called dont care noise / industrail wotever!!! goin out with a bang
	2:50am Arvo: Maybe he was just the most iconic of the Industrial /Metal/ Rock milieu, because that's my perspective. I mean I will take Godflesh over Die Krupps any day of the week. Some of his releases are forgettable but the ones that are not are at least to me beyond mediocre. I don't care to argue, I can see your perspective, but that's kind of my point. People have said the same thing about Controlled Bleeding, that they were copycats, and I don't like everything they've done, but I see them as people who were following a creative chain of thought without being terribly nefarious. Of course, I wasn't there. Funny what perspective does, because I just don't remember anything striking about Napalm Death. They are good but maybe they did not massage my subjective regions enough for me to remember any particularly remarkable musicality. And of course, they were innovators. that said, I don't know much drum machine driven black metal, and I'm sure I'd love it.
	2:51am Rory: I don't like Godflesh either. Didn't that dude from Godflesh release Skullflower's IIIrd Gatekeeper. Awesome last hour Wm.
	2:54am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Eye hate god!
	2:55am Wm.: Arvo, I'm trying to recall a name for you, a really great Norwegian 90s drum-machine hard black project. I'll have to look when I get home. As to Controlled Bleeding, this may surprise you, but I prefer the lighter stuff, mid-80s. Prefer neither their harsh noise nor what they're doing now, which is godawful.
	2:55am tracy: Thanks for the Alberich and tonight's show.
	2:56am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Another fookin' brilliant salvo on the airwaves, Wm.! Thank you!
	2:56am Arvo: My stream is malfunctioning! Damn pop up player! Great show nonetheless! Thanks for all you've done!
	2:57am blee: I remember cruising around in my AMC Eagle blasting Napalm Death's SCUM on cassette. Oh the memories.
	2:57am William: T H A N K Y O U A L L !
	2:58am duchess: so glad i listened 'tonight' !!
	2:58am William: Yeah—Scum, Symphonies of Sickness, Reek of Putrefaction, all that stuff blew my mind. Carcass were the Zeppelin of crust / grind.
	2:59am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Shane Embury is one lovable bloke!
	2:59am Wm.: Thanks, Nic! Glad you enjoyed. ;)
	3:01am blee: AMEN.
	3:02am duchess: knew i would, like i said glad u getting more into electronica / noise!! tho some dark / black metal i think ive learnt to like thru u xx
	3:03am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Don't go!!!!!!!!!!!
	3:05am Rory: Thanks for the show.
	1:53pm Chris from DC: Hope you make it back soon. The archives get me through Friday afternoons.
	2:51am justinline: Crap . . . Sorry to hear the show is ending. Thank you for all the good music and opening my ears to so much new stuff (at least for me)! Looking forward to your fill-ins. Good luck.
	1:24pm demonologists: always around, always lurking... thanks for everything, always.
	8:29am SESSOVIOLENTO: Berger your playlists are always insane. Thank you for sharing your taste.

Wm. Berger presents My Castle of Quiet: Playlist from May 31, 2013

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