The Cherry Blossom Clinic with Terre T

Listener comments!

3:09pm common:

happy saturday!

♥ 3:12pm phat:

I needed this. Rock and roll.

3:14pm common:

hell yea wire!

♥ 3:14pm phat:

Been hearing Wire a lot lately.

♥ 3:15pm Mike East:

we all need some rock and roll...and who better to give it to us than Terre T?

3:15pm AWS from MP:

Great to hear the Move intro again, Terre - it's a big part of Sat afternoon - you've been missed (despite the excellent fill-ins!)

3:15pm Todd Elkin:

Hell YES, WIRE. Hit the ground running Terre T!

♥ 3:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Wire we here? Wire we hear! Wire not.

♥ 3:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...hit the RedAsphalt running...

♥ 3:21pm Ken From Hyde Park:

Zats...I was going to get up and do stuff today, but now Cherry Blossom Clinic is on. I'm compelled to sit here and listen.

3:21pm Todd Elkin:

OK I'm gonna say it- I think SAVAGES are JUST OK. I really don't get the rockcrit mass genuflection/salivation. to me THEY ARE OK. not great, not offensive.

♥ 3:22pm eyenoise:

Savages album is pretty great. Derivative, but great.

♥ 3:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Savages wiki :
en.wikipedia.org...
...maybe (??) we all just wish there was more Siouxsee...

3:25pm common:

nice to hear come. always reminded me a bit of polvo. good stuffs.

♥ 3:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...'Siouxsie' oughta be spelled right...

♥ 3:29pm AP Paulie B:

I'm somewhere between Todd and eyenoise on Savages, i.e. somewhere between OK and great.

As for the critical genuflection, there's a bunch of sociological reasons for it that we could spend the remainder of the show debating (and maybe we will).

♥ 3:30pm Ken From Hyde Park:

Well, these library books aren't going to return themselves. Please don't play anything good until I get back...ha ha!

3:34pm Todd Elkin:

@AP Paulie B
On a feminist/sociological level, there are PLENTY of women fronted bands that I'd genuflect to before Savages. On a postpunk throwback level, that in itself is not a reason to genuflect. ALSO Paulie B I frikin love your podcast!

3:48pm Ignore Function:

Are Savages good live?

3:49pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn:

"Ah! Leah!" = masterpiece.

3:50pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn:

"Sugar Lady" =wow!

♥ 3:54pm AP Paulie B:

Thanks, Todd!

3:59pm common:

naughty slade!

4:07pm Cliff:

So I tune in an hour late today, and we're playing...Steve Miller?! What the...??

4:25pm Todd Elkin:

Kudos terre t for that long-ass set of majestic majesticness

4:37pm On the Yazoo:

Hey

4:37pm Danne D:

Hiya TT :)

4:38pm Cliff:

I really hope to hear Van Halen someday on this show :D

4:42pm Danne D:

Excited about The Above show :) They are great friends of The Cherry Blossom Clinic :)

4:43pm Jeff S.:

Regarding Savages: Does anybody else hear the voice of Geddy Lee when she sings? It's all I hear. And then I become confused as to why Rush's front man is playing with a post-punk Joy Division soundalike. I want to like them, but the Geddy Lee thing gets in the way.

♥ 4:51pm spodiodi:

I heard VH will be playing LIVE on next week's Cherry Blossom Clinic!!?

4:52pm Danne D:

Yay :) old school Cars

♥ 4:52pm spodiodi:

Steve Miller took me back to roller skating rink c6th grade.

4:53pm common:

@spodiodi is that right?

♥ 4:53pm spodiodi:

Jah. Good times.

4:55pm common:

wow!

♥ 4:55pm spodiodi:

Yeah, I'm surprised I can remember that far back myself!

4:56pm common:

sorry, i was writing about the VH live.

♥ 4:57pm spodiodi:

Oh, that might be something I made up, sorry.

♥ 4:57pm spodiodi:

I love hearing Diamond Dave drop science over the airwaves though... if only.

4:58pm common:

ha! would be great, though!

4:58pm Cliff:

Am I wrong for preferring Sammy Hagar-fronted VH to the earlier David Lee Roth stuff? Maybe it's because I hit puberty in the late 80's/early 90's.

♥ 4:59pm spodiodi:

Yeah, late pubin' dude. I wont hold it against you.

♥ 4:59pm spodiodi:

To be clear: Yes, you're wrong.

5:00pm Cliff:

Yeah, I know. I just can't help it.

5:12pm Danne D:

what phone number?
201-200-9368
or
201-209-9368?

5:13pm Danne D:

LOL thought Terre was offering Yes tickets :)

5:13pm Cliff:

Danne - me too!

♥ 5:14pm AP Paulie B:

We don't have that much taste, Danne!

♥ 5:14pm Mike East:

@DD - that thought entered my mind too...but quickly left

5:14pm Jordan:

Just figured out that the intro to Terre's bed music (Pierre Henry - "psych rock") is from an amazing 60's french flick called "Z", about the military dictatorship in Greece. Perhaps I am late to the party, but I saw it recently - highly recommended.

♥ 5:15pm Stevel:

Groin-grabbing goodness!

5:15pm Danne D:

@Paulie - I've heard Terre play Yes before so I know she's got that kinda taste :D

5:18pm Cliff:

Jordan - are you talking about this? www.imdb.com...

5:19pm Jordan:

yes indeedee

5:19pm Danne D:

wow sounds a bit like John Wesley Harding

♥ 5:23pm Mike East:

highly recommended, eh, Jordan? (adds to netflix queue) Thanks!

♥ 5:24pm Mike East:

oh right...I was supposed to buy this eleventh dream day album. thanks for reminding me.

5:24pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn:

Z was inspired by the Greek situation but is set in an unnamed country.

5:25pm Cliff:

Sweet, I'll check it out.

5:25pm David Shortell:

The Z soundtrack LP doesn't include Psyche Rock for some reason.

5:26pm Danne D:

not to be confused of course with Dweezil and Ahmet Zappa's band Z

♥ 5:26pm spodiodi:

Nice song! (by Eleventh Dream Day)

♥ 5:30pm spodiodi:

Praise be to all Zappas. And The Sleaze!

5:31pm KevinfromBayRidge:

Late checkin, Hi Clinicians, one & all. Great show!

♥ 5:32pm spodiodi:

Greets to you and your weasels!

5:33pm KevinfromBayRidge:

Oh...They don't actually rip flesh!

♥ 5:34pm spodiodi:

Close as a baby's bottom, at least, I hope.

♥ 5:39pm Rich in Washington:

When I first heard this song on the radio, back in the day, I assumed it was foreign punk rock, in some indecipherable language.

♥ 5:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

- man, I'm gettin' real tired of missing this Program @ work...I should just sneak an internet line down from upstairs...

♥ 5:40pm spodiodi:

Sneak it! For the Fun 91 w/Terre T!

♥ 5:47pm Rich in Washington:

1991: The Year Punk Got Broke Like a Jailhouse Punk

♥ 5:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...this Program's just too good to keep missing...I know there's Archives but FMU (alone) just keeps playing more realtime not to miss...

5:50pm Danne D:

yup RR1163 :)

♥ 5:50pm spodiodi:

yeah, nothing like listening to the live shows... and being able to comment... beauty, eh?

♥ 5:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...'Broke' & 'Punk' both got more than one meaning awlright...

♥ 5:51pm Rich in Washington:

Wow!
This is amazing. Never heard of Hot Nasties before.

♥ 5:51pm spodiodi:

EINZWEIDREIFIER

♥ 5:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

- yeah I'm a CommentMonkey - my Mac gives me an M&M for every Comment...

♥ 5:53pm spodiodi:

oooo... is it one of them iMac's that came in color?

♥ 5:54pm spodiodi:

i wish my computer had a matter compiler :/

♥ 5:56pm spodiodi:

What was the 12XU reference?

♥ 5:58pm Stevel:

spodiodi: Label name for Sweet Talk.

5:58pm Danne D:

Thanks for a great show TT :)
Have a great weekend everyone :)

5:59pm David Shortell:

Ribeye Brothers are playing Asbury Park's Langosta Lounge on July 26.

♥ 6:00pm spodiodi:

Thank you Terre T! Bye all!

♥ 6:01pm spodiodi:

Thank you, Stevel

6:01pm Cliff:

Thanks Terre! :D

6:02pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn:

Ribeyes = great.

6:02pm On the Yazoo:

See Ya next week.

Note: The music bed between sets is the william orbit remix of pierre henry's "psyche rock" taken from the 1997 album metamorphose -- messe pour le temps present featuring the music of pierre henry and michel colombier (FFRR/polygram 4562942). The last column may have tons or NO info depending on how reliable my notes are. (I write up the set list as I play it)
Artist	Title	Album, Label, Format, Year, Notes (NR = New Release)	Approx. start time
THE MOVE	Cherry Blossom Clinic Revisited	Shazam!.	0:00:00 Pop-up)
JOEL RL PHELPS	Cherry Blossom Hours	Joel RL Phelps' website, Facebook and Soundcloud.	0:07:17 Pop-up)
WIRE	Too Late	Chairs Missing. Harvest/EMI. LP. (1978)	0:09:33 Pop-up)
RED ASPHALT	Red Asphalt	(v/a) Killed By Synth Vol. 1: 16 Nervous Synth Punk Tracks from the Early Days. Killed By Synth. LP. -NR	0:13:30 Pop-up)
SAVAGES	She Will	Silence Yourself. Matador. CD. -NR	0:15:24 Pop-up)
COME	Off to One Side	Eleven: Eleven. Matador. CD box set. 20th Anniversary Reissue with bonus tracks -NR	0:18:36 Pop-up)
THE GOSPEL TRUTH	A Lonely Man Does Foolish Things	A Lonely Man Does Foolish Things. 12XU. LP. -NR	0:24:21 Pop-up)
MOUTHBREATHERS	Mindbreathers	Nowhere Else To Go 7". Slovenly. 7". Appearing live next week on the Cherry Blossom Clinic! -NR	0:29:44 Pop-up)
MORDECAI	Rety	College Rock. Richie/Testostertunes. LP. -NR	0:34:17 Pop-up)
BASS DRUM OF DEATH	I Wanna Be Forgotten	Bass Drum of Death. Innovative Leisure. CD. -NR	0:38:49 Pop-up)
DONNIE IRIS	Ah! Leah!	20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection. MCA. CD. (2001)	0:40:41 Pop-up)
THE POPCORN REBELLION	Sugar Lady	Sugar Lady 7". RCA. 7". (1969)	0:44:19 Pop-up)
CRAZY ELEPHANT	Sunshine, Red Wine	Crazy Elephant. Bell. LP. (1969)	0:46:37 Pop-up)
THE REAL KIDS	Hot Dog	Grown Up Wrong. Norton. CD. (1993) Late 70s live	0:48:34 Pop-up)
SLADE	Sweet Box	Play It Loud. Polydor. LP. (1970)	0:52:32 Pop-up)
SHAKANE	Find The Lady	(v/a) Electric Sound Show: An Assortment of Antiquities For the Psychedelic Connoisseur. Particles. CD. (2001)	0:55:59 Pop-up)
STEVE MILLER BAND	Abracadabra	Abracadabra. Capitol. LP. (1982)	0:59:15 Pop-up)
A GIANT DOG	The Grand	Bone. Tic Tac Totally. CD. -NR	1:03:52 Pop-up)
MANTLES	Hello	Long Enough to Leave. Slumberland. CD. -NR	1:06:31 Pop-up)
DEAD GHOSTS	Cold Stare	Can't Get No. Burger. CD. -NR	1:10:08 Pop-up)
MIKAL CRONIN	Weight	MC II. Merge. CD. -NR	1:12:28 Pop-up)
HACKAMORE BRICK	I Watched You Rhumba	One Kiss Leads To Another. Real Gone Music. CD. Remastered reissue of 1970 LP plus bonus tracks. Appearing live in two weeks! on the Cherry Blossom Clinic! -NR	1:15:55 Pop-up)

THE SPLIT SIGNALS	You Bring Me Down/Not Me	The Split Signals. Killer Diller. 7". Playing Live This Thursday, July 18th at Maxwell's with The Above and Twin Guns. -NR	1:36:48 Pop-up)
LOVER!	Don't Come Around	Reverse the Curse. Red Lounge. CD. (2011) Ex-Lost Sounds	1:42:09 Pop-up)
BAZOOKA	War Parade	Bazooka. Slovenly. CD. -NR	1:45:18 Pop-up)
THE CARS	Got A Lot On My Head	Candy-O. Elektra. LP. (1979)	1:47:35 Pop-up)
FILTH	Don't Hide Your Hate	(v/a) Don't Hide Your Hate: Dutch DIY Obscurities,Dangerous for the Brain's 2013 WFMU Marathon Premiuim. No Label. CD. -NR	1:50:33 Pop-up)
BLACK BUG	Reflecting The Light	Reflecting The Light. HoZac. CD. -NR	1:52:07 Pop-up)
HAWKWIND	Kings of Speed	Warrior on the Edge of Time. Cherry Red. CD. Reissue of 1975 LP plus bonus tracks -NR	1:54:56 Pop-up)
BROTHER JT	Celebrate Your Face	The Svelteness of Boogietude. Thrill Jockey. CD. -NR	1:59:08 Pop-up)

THE BEVIS FROND	New River Head	New River Head. Rubic. CD box set. (2003) Reissue of 1991 LP with bonus tracks	2:12:31 Pop-up)
ELEVENTH DREAM DAY	Makin' Like a Rug	New Moodio. Comedy Minus One. LP. Newly issued alternate version of 1993 album "El Moodio" -NR	2:17:46 Pop-up)
VASELINES	Dying For It	The Way of the Vaselines: A Complete History. Sub Pop. CD. (1992)	2:21:28 Pop-up)
REAL NUMBERS	Only Two Can Play	Only Two Can Play EP. Three Dimensional. 12". -NR	2:24:12 Pop-up)
THE SLEAZE	Because of You	Tecktonik Girlz. Total Punk. LP. -NR	2:25:42 Pop-up)
AUDACITY	Bottle It Up	Split 7" w/ Big Eyes. Volar. 7". -NR	2:27:59 Pop-up)
THE AMATONES	Plastic Surgeon	(v/a) Radio Ready, Texas Vol. 1: Lost Power Pop Hits 1978-1983. Cheap Rewards. LP. -NR	2:30:17 Pop-up)
LEGIONAIRE'S DISEASE BAND	Rather See You Dead (Than With Wool On Your Head)	Rather See You Dead (Than With Wool On Your Head) 7". Cheap Rewards. 7". Reissue of 1979 7" -NR	2:33:04 Pop-up)

HOT NASTIES	Invasion Of The Tribbles	Invasion of the Tribbles 7". Ugly Pop. 7". Reissue of 1980 7" -NR	2:45:21 Pop-up)
SWEET TALK	Find You	Pickup Lines. 12XU. CD. Check out Sweet Talk's live on the Cherry Blossom Clinic on WFMU's Free Music Archive. -NR	2:48:52 Pop-up)
SYL JOHNSON	Double Whammy	Complete Mythology. Numero Group. Boxed set. (2012) Check the trailer for the documentary about Syl Johnson by Rob Hatch-Miller and Puloma Basu and contribute to their Kickstarter here!	2:51:16 Pop-up)
RIBEYE BROTHERS	Apples, Plums & Pears	Call of the Scrapheap. Main Man. CD. -NR	2:54:36 Pop-up)