WFMU: The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from March 27, 2014

Listener comments!
	6:01pm Clay Pigeon: Hi!
	6:02pm V Priceless: Hey Clay! Great track!
	6:02pm nanantatee: Hello!
	6:02pm dale: oh those synthy sounds of the 80s!
	6:02pm kat330: Yo, Clay!
	6:02pm Rev. Turnip Druid: holy crap, pigeon. Haven't heard this since it was a new tune...
	6:03pm Rev. Turnip Druid: …the days of watching endless hours of Night Flight on early cable, etc...
	6:03pm kat330: Waiting for the Escalator... Can going ↑
	6:04pm nanantatee: I'm running up the down escalator of life.
	6:04pm mariano: Yes, Nurse Hadley was great!
	6:04pm steve: Clay, that song was everything i appreciate about your taste in music.
	6:04pm V Priceless: Bachman!
	6:05pm CockTails42: mr bungle
	6:06pm InBrkly: Well not "contemporary" anymore I guess but you know, F'n Champs!
	6:06pm mariano: Dead Kennedys, Oh Sees
	6:06pm V Priceless: Dead Kennedy's!
	6:06pm Studio B Ben: Oh, nice Primus pull. That's just what my afternoon needed, Clay!
	6:06pm Clay Pigeon: i am mr bungle
	6:07pm kat330: Love the instrumental here -- not as sold on the vocals.
	6:07pm northguineahills: Weird nostalgia likes this Primus. The first time I was allowed to go to a concert (I was 16, and I had to cut my hair), and I was the designated driver for my friends to Lollapalooza '93. (my parents were rather strict).
	6:07pm Chris from DC: Clay, thanks, haven't heard "Escalator of Life" in ages. The weirdest things will cheer you up.
	6:07pm V Priceless: haha Clay...is that like Dali saying he is drugs?
	6:08pm mariano: Brian Jonestown, Budderball, Avengers.
	6:08pm InBrkly: oooh would love to hear Tragic Mulatto
	6:08pm northguineahills: Crap, i was 17,,,,
	6:09pm steve: wow, such nostalgia with Primus
	6:09pm InBrkly: Primus Sucks!
	6:10pm Rev. Turnip Druid: It's all about The Brown Album, far as I'm concerned.
	6:10pm steve: i owned this Primus shirt in 6th or 7th grade img.photobucket.com...
	6:11pm ScottC: Used to work for a music mercy co in SF in the early 90's. One day waiting on a package with new Primus art to be delivered. Guy walks in gives me the package. I thought he was a roadie. We're talking about the band. I ask " so how long you been working for the band?" He says "I'm the guitar player". It was a different time. Much more laid back...
	6:11pm V Priceless: beau brummels from SF!
	6:11pm ScottC: Mercy? MERCH!
	6:12pm CockTails42: flamin' groovies! sleepytime gorilla museum! alphabet soup!
	6:13pm ScottC: Hey Here is a good obscure SF band - SVT. Power Trio with Jack Cassidy on bass. Good band.
	6:14pm kat330: @ScottC: More laid back? Hell, now big names are competing with "amateurs" for earspace on Bandcamp and Soundcloud. THESE are the laid back and more level playing field days, IMO.
	6:15pm Matt from Springfield: I LOVE the sound of PidgeRock in the evening! Howdy Clay and Pigeonnaires!
	6:16pm V Priceless: can't beat that 70's dry "towel" drum sound!
	6:16pm mrmucho: He sounded like Ray Davies on that track
	6:16pm Lucy: For the SF Mega Mix: Residents!
	6:17pm mariano: There was some band in SF in the 90s, can't remember the name. It was headed by this guy called the Donut King, who wore a big Jack in the Box type mask, and they got progressively banned from every venue because their show included launching cream donuts into the audience from tennis-ball launchers, and other food items. Anyone? Been driving me crazy.
	6:17pm Night Al: I just read Detroit had its "snowiest" winter EVER!
	6:17pm InBrkly: Alice Donut?
	6:17pm ScottC: @kat330 You're right in that respect - more open
	6:18pm ScottC: @mariano POP-O-PIES
	6:18pm nellie: Hi Clay...always look forward to Thursday eve now...thanks! :)
	6:18pm kat330: YEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSS! THANKS, Clay! This Spacehog steals the bacon for me!
	6:18pm ian: whoa, clay pigeon has reached the 90s!
	6:18pm V Priceless: oh yeah...I remember this.
	6:19pm steve: omg Clay, i LOVE this 90s nostalgia - i was in junior high hearing music for the first time when Spacehog and Primus were a thing. had and loved the Spacehog's Resident Alien(?) cd.
	6:19pm Studio B Ben: Yeahhhhhh! ROCK AND ROLL!
	6:19pm kat330: Remember when Paul Shaffer & his CBS Orchestra made this part of the regular rotation?
	6:20pm ian: the 90s are so like 2008 though. Guess that is the charm of FMU.
	6:21pm mariano: Haha, but no, not Alice Donut. @ScottC: ahhh... don't think so, could be wrong. I got the impression they were a more recent novelty act, never saw them, just read about them in SF Weekly.
	6:21pm V Priceless: reminds me of another band from this era...Hum...they had a tune "Stars", or something...wasn't half bad.
	6:21pm Night Al: Top Twenty 90's Songs - Smells Like Teen Spirit 1384 Under The Bridge 603 Jeremy 431 November Rain 381 Wonderwall 375 Creep 345 Black Hole Sun 327 Losing My Religion 306 No Rain 283 Enter Sandman 277 Come As you Are 226 Lithium 222 One 220 Iris 217 1979 202 Everlong 196 Alive 188 Lightning Crashes 176 Glycerine 175 Don't Speak 170 Song 2 166
	6:21pm northguineahills: I never was a Spacehog fan, but the smooth production notwithstanding, it's actually not that bad.
	6:22pm ian: are you taking requests? I used to have a big collection of ephemeral 90s one hit wonders including this song, walking on the sun, stars by hum was a great one yeh
	6:22pm Matt from Springfield: Since he played Bachman and Turner, here's a nice sticky StonerJam for yinze: Guess Who, "American Woman", live at the Paramount--15 minutes! www.youtube.com...
	6:22pm InBrkly: ahh pop-oh-pies! wow...
	6:23pm V Priceless: go man go!
	6:23pm Matt from Springfield: Ha! They are a band! en.wikipedia.org...
	6:24pm Matt from Springfield: MC Minimalist, Clay Pigeon!
	6:24pm Rev. Turnip Druid: BUTT CHAKRA!
	6:25pm CZECHANO: i love biff rose play it for my kiddo
	6:25pm V Priceless: Yes! BR is funny as hell!
	6:26pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I had a really intense day in 1968 -- desperately needed a shower at one point.
	6:26pm dale: i was just checking paul williams out today as i have an itunes gift card to use up. also his holy mackerel band. some nice things but couldn't pull the trigger to commit
	6:27pm you: Dude , Moog rhymes with VogueStillloveyouthough
	6:27pm dale: his partners (nichols) previous group was too 'up with people'
	6:28pm InBrkly: Well CCR is from El Cerrito which is close enough to San Francisco
	6:28pm dale: fabs is scoring jazz cigarettes
	6:29pm nanantatee: yay fabiclay
	6:29pm mariano: And Journey's from Alameda, no?
	6:29pm nanantatee: subway uses yoga mat foam in their bread
	6:29pm northguineahills: chalupa, is not real Mexi food... (but then again, neither is a burrito)
	6:30pm kat330: Fab's back!
	6:30pm Matt from Springfield: @dale: Holy Mackerel band! Julie's played them a bit--you should pull that trigger and BUY!
	6:30pm northguineahills: neither is the gordita, but it's my gf's favorite term (for my tiny beer gut).
	6:30pm kat330: Sacre bleu = zut alors = holy cow
	6:31pm Matt from Springfield: @NGH: I heard that traditionally, burritos came from Sonora; now chimichangas, they came from just north of there in Arizona (burrito accidentally falls in the deep fry...)
	6:31pm Rich in Washington: weird that you're talking about this lineup of Zappa and the (earlier) thread of first concerts... Zappa and (I am pretty sure) this lineup was my second ever rock concert as a teen.
	6:31pm mariano: Always liked Zappa best as a lead guitarist.
	6:32pm you: Saw Zappa on that same tour at LSU, and later that night with the 21st Century Band!
	6:32pm V Priceless: Clay cookin' with oil !
	6:32pm Night Al: The 90's started for me with Vanilla Ice's - "Ice Ice Baby" and ended with Eminem's - "My Name Is".
	6:33pm Rich in Washington: Ike Willis was in the lineup I saw, too.
	6:33pm CZECHANO: a chalupa means canoe or row boat. it's a flat corn tortilla fried hard and loaded with beans cheese and pico de gallo.
	6:33pm V Priceless: Is Jobson on Zoots?
	6:33pm kat330: Zappa came to Louisville while I was still in HS (which was eons ago), and my boyfriend of the time went to see him, but alas, I did not accompany.
	6:34pm SeanG: Feels like the First Time
	6:35pm dale: matt, i already have enough sun shiney pop. don't have any roxy though, so may go with an early one. my wife would enjoy it more too.
	6:35pm northguineahills: All of the Mexis I know are from Hidalgo, Nuevo Leon, Tijuana, Oaxaca, DF, and Yucatan, so that could be it. I've always been told that burritos can never be found in Mexico.
	6:36pm you: Jobson as violinist and keyboardist with the band UK; must hear.
	6:37pm V Priceless: Seeing UK in two weeks! In The Dead of Night!
	6:38pm Matt from Springfield: True NGH, as they spread mainly in the US, burritos' new home. Much like pulque, a homegrown beverage but it lost out to cerveza for many years--only recently has it come back into fashion in Mexico.
	6:38pm Night Al: I saw Paul Williams on last weeks 'Community" episode. He played Britt's secret contact. 20 second part for him.
	6:38pm Davis: i love this sentimental/psycho stuff, like johnnie ray and so on
	6:38pm CZECHANO: @northguineahills In the southwest we have whats called the taco/burrito line west of Del Rio Texas, what is considered a breakfast taco in San Antonio or Austin, is referred to as a burrito.
	6:39pm Night Al: double chicken burrito bowl at Chipotle's.
	6:40pm northguineahills: The last time I was in DF (Mexi City), my friend took me to some old pulquerias. Some were obnoxious college kid hangouts, but some were nice hole in the walls w/ nice pulque. The pulqueria in Chinatown doesn't have real pulque. (but they have nice food).
	6:40pm glenn: were you being accosted by a yout, clay?
	6:41pm kat330: Call Fredericks!
	6:41pm Matt from Springfield: Bringin' in the young demogs again, Clay!
	6:41pm rick: one old track you played sent me to my old Buzzy Linhart album with a jones for 'the love's still growing'
	6:42pm northguineahills: @Czechano: I met my fiancee in Monterrey (but she's from Pachuca).
	6:43pm CZECHANO: I love Monterrey.
	6:44pm Matt from Springfield: @Czechano: Interesting..I love dividing lines, but culinary dividing lines especially! (See: "Route 1 line", vinegar vs tomato based BBQ sauce for North Carolina BBQ). @NGH: Sounds cool! I'd like to try a pulqueria if I'm down there. ("Good food" at the Chinatown pulqueria--Mexican or Chinese? ;) Or other? :)
	6:45pm Monica: clay, you are the best. straight from the heart but still bust a gut funny.
	6:46pm kat330: @ngh: Dinner interruptus here, but back to Spacehog: Yeah, it's totes pop, but it has a great hook that reels me in. Guess that's why it's called a hook. Shaffer used it regularly just for that very fine and quickly recognizable hook I'm sure.
	6:46pm V Priceless: Dangerfield "I'm an Earth sign, my wife is a Water sign...together we make mud!"
	6:46pm Clay Pigeon: this song sounded good in my jeep between lake geneva and mukwonago in 2003
	6:46pm mariano: Man, one time late-night channel surfing I stumbled on the Chabad telethon, really surreal, dancing rabbis with Fred Durst manning one of the phones.
	6:47pm Night Al: St Pete Grand Prix this weekend. Rain fri and sat but sunny sunday for the big race on TV.
	6:47pm SeanG: ain't life grand!
	6:47pm Matt from Springfield: @Clay: And you were singing along the WHOLE time, weren't cha??! :)
	6:47pm Matt from Springfield: @mariano :)
	6:48pm rick: my 22 year old kid just asked why i'm listening to puddle of mud.. :D
	6:48pm sadlo: The level of compression nearly makes the verse louder than the 'huge' chorus
	6:48pm CZECHANO: This puddle of mud reminds me of waiting in line for bowling shoes or some place like that where I have no control over the radio dial. Ha!
	6:48pm map: Butt-rock
	6:49pm northguineahills: @Matt: I believe the place is called "Pulqueria", but the pulque is too watery from what I'm used to in Mexico. The place is a wee bit trendy, but they have good food.
	6:49pm ScottC: @mariano I think it was the Pop-O-Pies. I remember that because one of there "hits" was about donuts "This donut is for the chief of police" I rem,ever that there was some problem with Joe not being allowed into clubs back then... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkKMMVtuMZg
	6:51pm rick: is this a bach burtrach song?
	6:52pm Clay Pigeon: Thanks for listening! I'll get back on the street ASAP. Thanks for letting me play some music. I enjoyed it. Take care ... always remember ... clay p :>)
	6:52pm chris: We need more organs in music these days. I miss a good Hammond sound.
	6:52pm Matt from Springfield: @Czechano: Like most stores! They play all kinds of mainstream tunes, none of which you would have picked out yourself!
	6:52pm kat330: '69, ah, yes, a fine year 'twas ... But speaking of reeling in the years, see some of you again not until next year! Have a warm-appropriate Spring weekend all! Thank you muchly, Clay! Dinner all the more digestible! 'Night!
	6:52pm mariano: @ScottC: that's probably it then, thanks. I'm reconstructing the memory from a one-column article with a small b/w photo, which I read in 1997 or so.
	6:53pm rick: thanks clay
	6:53pm V Priceless: Great show, Mr. Pigeon!
	6:53pm listening in brooklyn: clay your my favorite dj. i love when you play songs like this. sometimes i play music (like inagadavida) and talk in the CP voice. your the best.
	6:53pm Whooda: Scraping the bottom of the wifi barrel to give a quick shout-out to all things creamy, Mexican and Clay.
	6:54pm davex: Nice change up tonight, Clay, keep the formats coming!
	6:54pm northguineahills: @Matt & Czechano, when you're somewhere and they play crappy music. It ranges from cool, to tolerable, to 'omg, let's get out of here!'!
	6:54pm Matt from Springfield: Head East! CanuckRock! "Dazed and Confused" Rock!
	6:55pm Matt from Springfield: Um, thanks Whooda? ... ;)
	6:55pm mariano: I know this song wasn't in Up in Smoke, but it should have been.
	6:55pm SeanG: Shoes
	6:56pm CZECHANO: yeah @Matt agreed, but there's something about that puddle of mud, korn, etc. sound that seems specific to bowling alleys, discount tires and a mom and pop sandwich shop
	6:57pm Night Al: Head East - this song and 'Since You've Been Gone'.
	6:57pm Matt from Springfield: @NGH: Yeah! Though one time at a Kohl's there must have been a "ghost in the machine"--in the middle of Top 40/AC hits, there was a song I recognized from Irwin on FMU! It was Camera Obscura's "French Navy"! Which...was used in a commercial apparently, so was prob on some marketing person's radar. But still! :D
	6:57pm davex: I wish the music in public places around here were this good.
	6:57pm V Priceless: Analog synths!!
	6:58pm Matt from Springfield: Tire shops! That can get into Rob Zombie type territory there. By the way...Viva los Czechanos! :)
	6:59pm Matt from Springfield: @davex: I wish even one public place would play WFMU for background sounds!
	6:59pm SeanG: rock on Clay
	6:59pm northguineahills: Thanks Clay!
	6:59pm CZECHANO: !! laters y'all time for hearty sermon
	6:59pm chris: @V yeah!
	6:59pm chris: Peace!
	6:59pm Matt from Springfield: All right Clay, thanks for a fun, rawking show! Have a good night, everyone! AR!
	7:00pm davex: @Matt, you'll have to open one up!
	7:01pm Matt from Springfield: When I open a philosophy-based store, maybe! Seems a good fit :)

The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from March 27, 2014

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March 27, 2014: Live w/out Fabio (for the most part) 90's/moldies/general blithering

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments
Clay Pidgeon	"Clay Pidgeon"
No interviews this week. No story. It's a MID. A Musically Intensive Dusty. 3 flea market finds, two from the pc, and 5 I.S.D.'s. Just the thing, but as you'll hear, early on I was nervous, fumbling, uncomfortable, ... and then a settling in took place, and even an unexpected (yet so intentional) Fabio Fly-By™! . It got more fun as the time wore on. How about THIS. 153 AccuKomments. Wow. - The Arbies are back up, The mood is so fantastic. forward Clay personal collection - ** Instant Sentimental Downloads
Intro with Fabio of Strength Through Failure
I already had a copy of this 5-song 12". "It might be valuable. I could Ebay it!" That's what I thought, but I probably never will, and why would I? This is a great song. Bowie, Gary Numan, Brian Ferry, Kraftwerk, with American guitar chords, and those drums. All rolled up into one 1982 Philly joint. Ha! There's my review.
Pat Metheny	Sueno Con Mexico (Listen: Pop-up) "Sueno Con Mexico" by "Pat Metheny"	Chatauqua	ECM	1979	LP	04:38 - music in background after Robert Hazard. Here's Pat Metheny with Jaco and Joni Mitchell. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLKb9Ms68ME&list=RDbLKb9Ms68ME
Nervous DJ Break "Nervous DJ Break"
i was nervous and trying to follow tiny notes i had written on a crumpled piece of paper. trying to juggle vinyl and cd's and jackets and screens and what have you .... excuses
BTO Blunder "BTO Blunder"
Primus	Jerry Was a Race Car Driver (Listen: Pop-up)	Sailing the Seas of Cheese	Interscope	1991	MP3	06:45 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBQ2305fLeA&noredirect=1
Michelle Legrand	I Will Remember You (Listen: Pop-up)	Original Motion Picture Soundtrack - Breezy	MCA	1971	LP	09:58 - This movie marked the directorial debut of Clint Eastwood. Starred William Holden and (Fabio would know this) ... Kay Lenz.
AccuGlisteners reflections on Primus. "AccuGlisteners reflections on Primus."
Droning On About Randy Bachman "Droning On About Randy Bachman"
More Canned Droning "More Canned Droning"
Never Had Another Big One "Never Had Another Big One"
That's Michelle LeGrande humming. I don't know why I turned him down so low it's almost inaudible .... just waiting for that BTO to start - and it took forever.
Then I had to bend way over to see the song title as it spun on the turntable because I forgot the name of it and it took ... forever, Flop sweat was beginning to bead.
Bachman Turner Overdrive	Find Out About Love (Listen: Pop-up)	Head On	Mercury	1975	LP	12:34 ... here's a glimpse og the elusive Brave Belt. Transitional band between The Guess Who and BTO. I like this song the more I hear it. Find out about love ... indeed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMLDqwyGr1E&noredirect=1
Tom Tom Drive "Tom Tom Drive"
still nervous ... trying to find a groove ...
Gown	Taylor's Jam (Listen: Pop-up) "Taylor's Jam" by "Gown"	For The Maples	Three Lobed Recordings	2008	12"	17:24 - I started this at the wrong speed. It's a 12" 45 and I started it at 33. Threw me for a loop.
Royston Langdon "Royston Langdon"
weird glam expose "weird glam expose"
grasping for Chip "grasping for Chip"
some prattling on about bebe, steven, todd, liv ... jesus.
Spacehog	Resident Alien (Listen: Pop-up) "Resident Alien" by "Spacehog"	Resident Alien	Elektra	1995	MP3	18:45 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDkhl-CgETg&noredirect=1
Listener's Spacehog Memories ... "Listener's Spacehog Memories ..."
Desperate Singing "Desperate Singing"
Metatron	Clavisyn (Listen: Pop-up) "Clavisyn" by "Metatron"	Solenoid/Metatron	Outward Music Company	1998	12"	23:55 - I thought it was Solenoid, but it was Metatron. What can I say?
Riffing on Biff "Riffing on Biff"
d r o n i n g "d r o n i n g"
Biff Rose	Ain't No Great Day "Ain't No Great Day" by "Biff Rose"	Children of Light	Tetragrammaton	1969	LP	26:25 - Van Dyke Parks on moog.
Bifftok™ (Listen to this set: Pop-up) "Bifftok™"
Fabio Re- Emerges - More Than happy to be back behind the mic.
Metatron	Clavisyn (Listen: Pop-up) "Clavisyn" by "Metatron"	Solenoid/Metatron	Outward Music Company	1998	12"	29:18 - I was beginning to tire of changing the background music between each song. Too complex. Made me prone to errors.
The Hat's Comin' Off (really strange dj laugh)
Fabio's Connection "Fabio's Connection"
Chipotle vs. Chalupa "Chipotle vs. Chalupa"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqDOlSTYm9k&noredirect=1
Frank Zappa	Black Napkins (Listen: Pop-up) "Black Napkins" by "Frank Zappa"	Zoot Allures	Warner Bros.	1976	LP	30:42 - recorded LIVE in osaka - i really do love his playing on this.
I am kind of boring "I am kind of boring"
fabio distances himself from the slump
Zappa memories from the Accu™. "Zappa memories from the Accu™."
The CD just keeps on roolllinnnn. ... jeez
Metatron	Clavisyn (Cornered Mix) (Listen: Pop-up) "Clavisyn (Cornered Mix)" by "Metatron"	Solenoid/Metatron	Outward Music Company	1998	12"	35:13 - I like this and I'd like you to like it, as with all this wonderful music. :>)
more zappa memories and captain blah "more zappa memories and captain blah"
flubbing the teddy randazzo sale "flubbing the teddy randazzo sale"
d r o n i n g f o r e v e r "d r o n i n g f ...
a n d e v e r "a n d e v e r"
Teddy Randazzo	How Could You Know (Listen: Pop-up)		Vik	1957	45	37: - http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2003/Nov/24/ln/ln28a.html
Solenoid	Kaiserv (Listen: Pop-up) "Kaiserv" by "Solenoid"	Solenoid/Metatron	Outward Music Company	1998	12"	39:45
Today's Young People "Today's Young People"
Cold "Cold"
Beckoning Callers "Beckoning Callers"
Kansas City "Kansas City"
Caller "Caller"
I never did get around to saying that the band got their name because it was so muddy all the time at the entrance of their practice place. Puddle Of Mudd.
Wiki Bullet Points "Wiki Bullet Points"
Fred Dirst Connection "Fred Dirst Connection"
Puddle Of Mudd	Blurry (Listen: Pop-up) "Blurry" by "Puddle Of Mudd"	Come Clean	Flawless	2001	MP3	44:33
Rick's Kid and Sadlo "Rick's Kid and Sadlo"
Czechano "Czechano"
Solenoid	n120d (Listen: Pop-up) "n120d" by "Solenoid"	Solenoid/Metatron	Outward	1998	MP3	49:34
The Lemonade Charade	Cecil (Listen: Pop-up) "Cecil" by "The Lemonade Charade"		Capitol	1968	45	51:21 - I do like this one. Kind of Dennis Yost-y
too much blithering "too much blithering"
Head East	Never Been Any Reason (Listen: Pop-up) "Never Been Any Reason" by "Head East"	Flat As A Pancake	A&M	1974	MP3	54:55 ... Midwestern Classic!
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Listener comments!
	6:01pm Clay Pigeon: Hi!
	6:02pm V Priceless: Hey Clay! Great track!
	6:02pm nanantatee: Hello!
	6:02pm dale: oh those synthy sounds of the 80s!
	6:02pm kat330: Yo, Clay!
	6:02pm Rev. Turnip Druid: holy crap, pigeon. Haven't heard this since it was a new tune...
	6:03pm Rev. Turnip Druid: …the days of watching endless hours of Night Flight on early cable, etc...
	6:03pm kat330: Waiting for the Escalator... Can going ↑
	6:04pm nanantatee: I'm running up the down escalator of life.
	6:04pm mariano: Yes, Nurse Hadley was great!
	6:04pm steve: Clay, that song was everything i appreciate about your taste in music.
	6:04pm V Priceless: Bachman!
	6:05pm CockTails42: mr bungle
	6:06pm InBrkly: Well not "contemporary" anymore I guess but you know, F'n Champs!
	6:06pm mariano: Dead Kennedys, Oh Sees
	6:06pm V Priceless: Dead Kennedy's!
	6:06pm Studio B Ben: Oh, nice Primus pull. That's just what my afternoon needed, Clay!
	6:06pm Clay Pigeon: i am mr bungle
	6:07pm kat330: Love the instrumental here -- not as sold on the vocals.
	6:07pm northguineahills: Weird nostalgia likes this Primus. The first time I was allowed to go to a concert (I was 16, and I had to cut my hair), and I was the designated driver for my friends to Lollapalooza '93. (my parents were rather strict).
	6:07pm Chris from DC: Clay, thanks, haven't heard "Escalator of Life" in ages. The weirdest things will cheer you up.
	6:07pm V Priceless: haha Clay...is that like Dali saying he is drugs?
	6:08pm mariano: Brian Jonestown, Budderball, Avengers.
	6:08pm InBrkly: oooh would love to hear Tragic Mulatto
	6:08pm northguineahills: Crap, i was 17,,,,
	6:09pm steve: wow, such nostalgia with Primus
	6:09pm InBrkly: Primus Sucks!
	6:10pm Rev. Turnip Druid: It's all about The Brown Album, far as I'm concerned.
	6:10pm steve: i owned this Primus shirt in 6th or 7th grade img.photobucket.com...
	6:11pm ScottC: Used to work for a music mercy co in SF in the early 90's. One day waiting on a package with new Primus art to be delivered. Guy walks in gives me the package. I thought he was a roadie. We're talking about the band. I ask " so how long you been working for the band?" He says "I'm the guitar player". It was a different time. Much more laid back...
	6:11pm V Priceless: beau brummels from SF!
	6:11pm ScottC: Mercy? MERCH!
	6:12pm CockTails42: flamin' groovies! sleepytime gorilla museum! alphabet soup!
	6:13pm ScottC: Hey Here is a good obscure SF band - SVT. Power Trio with Jack Cassidy on bass. Good band.
	6:14pm kat330: @ScottC: More laid back? Hell, now big names are competing with "amateurs" for earspace on Bandcamp and Soundcloud. THESE are the laid back and more level playing field days, IMO.
	6:15pm Matt from Springfield: I LOVE the sound of PidgeRock in the evening! Howdy Clay and Pigeonnaires!
	6:16pm V Priceless: can't beat that 70's dry "towel" drum sound!
	6:16pm mrmucho: He sounded like Ray Davies on that track
	6:16pm Lucy: For the SF Mega Mix: Residents!
	6:17pm mariano: There was some band in SF in the 90s, can't remember the name. It was headed by this guy called the Donut King, who wore a big Jack in the Box type mask, and they got progressively banned from every venue because their show included launching cream donuts into the audience from tennis-ball launchers, and other food items. Anyone? Been driving me crazy.
	6:17pm Night Al: I just read Detroit had its "snowiest" winter EVER!
	6:17pm InBrkly: Alice Donut?
	6:17pm ScottC: @kat330 You're right in that respect - more open
	6:18pm ScottC: @mariano POP-O-PIES
	6:18pm nellie: Hi Clay...always look forward to Thursday eve now...thanks! :)
	6:18pm kat330: YEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSS! THANKS, Clay! This Spacehog steals the bacon for me!
	6:18pm ian: whoa, clay pigeon has reached the 90s!
	6:18pm V Priceless: oh yeah...I remember this.
	6:19pm steve: omg Clay, i LOVE this 90s nostalgia - i was in junior high hearing music for the first time when Spacehog and Primus were a thing. had and loved the Spacehog's Resident Alien(?) cd.
	6:19pm Studio B Ben: Yeahhhhhh! ROCK AND ROLL!
	6:19pm kat330: Remember when Paul Shaffer & his CBS Orchestra made this part of the regular rotation?
	6:20pm ian: the 90s are so like 2008 though. Guess that is the charm of FMU.
	6:21pm mariano: Haha, but no, not Alice Donut. @ScottC: ahhh... don't think so, could be wrong. I got the impression they were a more recent novelty act, never saw them, just read about them in SF Weekly.
	6:21pm V Priceless: reminds me of another band from this era...Hum...they had a tune "Stars", or something...wasn't half bad.
	6:21pm Night Al: Top Twenty 90's Songs - Smells Like Teen Spirit 1384 Under The Bridge 603 Jeremy 431 November Rain 381 Wonderwall 375 Creep 345 Black Hole Sun 327 Losing My Religion 306 No Rain 283 Enter Sandman 277 Come As you Are 226 Lithium 222 One 220 Iris 217 1979 202 Everlong 196 Alive 188 Lightning Crashes 176 Glycerine 175 Don't Speak 170 Song 2 166
	6:21pm northguineahills: I never was a Spacehog fan, but the smooth production notwithstanding, it's actually not that bad.
	6:22pm ian: are you taking requests? I used to have a big collection of ephemeral 90s one hit wonders including this song, walking on the sun, stars by hum was a great one yeh
	6:22pm Matt from Springfield: Since he played Bachman and Turner, here's a nice sticky StonerJam for yinze: Guess Who, "American Woman", live at the Paramount--15 minutes! www.youtube.com...
	6:22pm InBrkly: ahh pop-oh-pies! wow...
	6:23pm V Priceless: go man go!
	6:23pm Matt from Springfield: Ha! They are a band! en.wikipedia.org...
	6:24pm Matt from Springfield: MC Minimalist, Clay Pigeon!
	6:24pm Rev. Turnip Druid: BUTT CHAKRA!
	6:25pm CZECHANO: i love biff rose play it for my kiddo
	6:25pm V Priceless: Yes! BR is funny as hell!
	6:26pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I had a really intense day in 1968 -- desperately needed a shower at one point.
	6:26pm dale: i was just checking paul williams out today as i have an itunes gift card to use up. also his holy mackerel band. some nice things but couldn't pull the trigger to commit
	6:27pm you: Dude , Moog rhymes with VogueStillloveyouthough
	6:27pm dale: his partners (nichols) previous group was too 'up with people'
	6:28pm InBrkly: Well CCR is from El Cerrito which is close enough to San Francisco
	6:28pm dale: fabs is scoring jazz cigarettes
	6:29pm nanantatee: yay fabiclay
	6:29pm mariano: And Journey's from Alameda, no?
	6:29pm nanantatee: subway uses yoga mat foam in their bread
	6:29pm northguineahills: chalupa, is not real Mexi food... (but then again, neither is a burrito)
	6:30pm kat330: Fab's back!
	6:30pm Matt from Springfield: @dale: Holy Mackerel band! Julie's played them a bit--you should pull that trigger and BUY!
	6:30pm northguineahills: neither is the gordita, but it's my gf's favorite term (for my tiny beer gut).
	6:30pm kat330: Sacre bleu = zut alors = holy cow
	6:31pm Matt from Springfield: @NGH: I heard that traditionally, burritos came from Sonora; now chimichangas, they came from just north of there in Arizona (burrito accidentally falls in the deep fry...)
	6:31pm Rich in Washington: weird that you're talking about this lineup of Zappa and the (earlier) thread of first concerts... Zappa and (I am pretty sure) this lineup was my second ever rock concert as a teen.
	6:31pm mariano: Always liked Zappa best as a lead guitarist.
	6:32pm you: Saw Zappa on that same tour at LSU, and later that night with the 21st Century Band!
	6:32pm V Priceless: Clay cookin' with oil !
	6:32pm Night Al: The 90's started for me with Vanilla Ice's - "Ice Ice Baby" and ended with Eminem's - "My Name Is".
	6:33pm Rich in Washington: Ike Willis was in the lineup I saw, too.
	6:33pm CZECHANO: a chalupa means canoe or row boat. it's a flat corn tortilla fried hard and loaded with beans cheese and pico de gallo.
	6:33pm V Priceless: Is Jobson on Zoots?
	6:33pm kat330: Zappa came to Louisville while I was still in HS (which was eons ago), and my boyfriend of the time went to see him, but alas, I did not accompany.
	6:34pm SeanG: Feels like the First Time
	6:35pm dale: matt, i already have enough sun shiney pop. don't have any roxy though, so may go with an early one. my wife would enjoy it more too.
	6:35pm northguineahills: All of the Mexis I know are from Hidalgo, Nuevo Leon, Tijuana, Oaxaca, DF, and Yucatan, so that could be it. I've always been told that burritos can never be found in Mexico.
	6:36pm you: Jobson as violinist and keyboardist with the band UK; must hear.
	6:37pm V Priceless: Seeing UK in two weeks! In The Dead of Night!
	6:38pm Matt from Springfield: True NGH, as they spread mainly in the US, burritos' new home. Much like pulque, a homegrown beverage but it lost out to cerveza for many years--only recently has it come back into fashion in Mexico.
	6:38pm Night Al: I saw Paul Williams on last weeks 'Community" episode. He played Britt's secret contact. 20 second part for him.
	6:38pm Davis: i love this sentimental/psycho stuff, like johnnie ray and so on
	6:38pm CZECHANO: @northguineahills In the southwest we have whats called the taco/burrito line west of Del Rio Texas, what is considered a breakfast taco in San Antonio or Austin, is referred to as a burrito.
	6:39pm Night Al: double chicken burrito bowl at Chipotle's.
	6:40pm northguineahills: The last time I was in DF (Mexi City), my friend took me to some old pulquerias. Some were obnoxious college kid hangouts, but some were nice hole in the walls w/ nice pulque. The pulqueria in Chinatown doesn't have real pulque. (but they have nice food).
	6:40pm glenn: were you being accosted by a yout, clay?
	6:41pm kat330: Call Fredericks!
	6:41pm Matt from Springfield: Bringin' in the young demogs again, Clay!
	6:41pm rick: one old track you played sent me to my old Buzzy Linhart album with a jones for 'the love's still growing'
	6:42pm northguineahills: @Czechano: I met my fiancee in Monterrey (but she's from Pachuca).
	6:43pm CZECHANO: I love Monterrey.
	6:44pm Matt from Springfield: @Czechano: Interesting..I love dividing lines, but culinary dividing lines especially! (See: "Route 1 line", vinegar vs tomato based BBQ sauce for North Carolina BBQ). @NGH: Sounds cool! I'd like to try a pulqueria if I'm down there. ("Good food" at the Chinatown pulqueria--Mexican or Chinese? ;) Or other? :)
	6:45pm Monica: clay, you are the best. straight from the heart but still bust a gut funny.
	6:46pm kat330: @ngh: Dinner interruptus here, but back to Spacehog: Yeah, it's totes pop, but it has a great hook that reels me in. Guess that's why it's called a hook. Shaffer used it regularly just for that very fine and quickly recognizable hook I'm sure.
	6:46pm V Priceless: Dangerfield "I'm an Earth sign, my wife is a Water sign...together we make mud!"
	6:46pm Clay Pigeon: this song sounded good in my jeep between lake geneva and mukwonago in 2003
	6:46pm mariano: Man, one time late-night channel surfing I stumbled on the Chabad telethon, really surreal, dancing rabbis with Fred Durst manning one of the phones.
	6:47pm Night Al: St Pete Grand Prix this weekend. Rain fri and sat but sunny sunday for the big race on TV.
	6:47pm SeanG: ain't life grand!
	6:47pm Matt from Springfield: @Clay: And you were singing along the WHOLE time, weren't cha??! :)
	6:47pm Matt from Springfield: @mariano :)
	6:48pm rick: my 22 year old kid just asked why i'm listening to puddle of mud.. :D
	6:48pm sadlo: The level of compression nearly makes the verse louder than the 'huge' chorus
	6:48pm CZECHANO: This puddle of mud reminds me of waiting in line for bowling shoes or some place like that where I have no control over the radio dial. Ha!
	6:48pm map: Butt-rock
	6:49pm northguineahills: @Matt: I believe the place is called "Pulqueria", but the pulque is too watery from what I'm used to in Mexico. The place is a wee bit trendy, but they have good food.
	6:49pm ScottC: @mariano I think it was the Pop-O-Pies. I remember that because one of there "hits" was about donuts "This donut is for the chief of police" I rem,ever that there was some problem with Joe not being allowed into clubs back then... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkKMMVtuMZg
	6:51pm rick: is this a bach burtrach song?
	6:52pm Clay Pigeon: Thanks for listening! I'll get back on the street ASAP. Thanks for letting me play some music. I enjoyed it. Take care ... always remember ... clay p :>)
	6:52pm chris: We need more organs in music these days. I miss a good Hammond sound.
	6:52pm Matt from Springfield: @Czechano: Like most stores! They play all kinds of mainstream tunes, none of which you would have picked out yourself!
	6:52pm kat330: '69, ah, yes, a fine year 'twas ... But speaking of reeling in the years, see some of you again not until next year! Have a warm-appropriate Spring weekend all! Thank you muchly, Clay! Dinner all the more digestible! 'Night!
	6:52pm mariano: @ScottC: that's probably it then, thanks. I'm reconstructing the memory from a one-column article with a small b/w photo, which I read in 1997 or so.
	6:53pm rick: thanks clay
	6:53pm V Priceless: Great show, Mr. Pigeon!
	6:53pm listening in brooklyn: clay your my favorite dj. i love when you play songs like this. sometimes i play music (like inagadavida) and talk in the CP voice. your the best.
	6:53pm Whooda: Scraping the bottom of the wifi barrel to give a quick shout-out to all things creamy, Mexican and Clay.
	6:54pm davex: Nice change up tonight, Clay, keep the formats coming!
	6:54pm northguineahills: @Matt & Czechano, when you're somewhere and they play crappy music. It ranges from cool, to tolerable, to 'omg, let's get out of here!'!
	6:54pm Matt from Springfield: Head East! CanuckRock! "Dazed and Confused" Rock!
	6:55pm Matt from Springfield: Um, thanks Whooda? ... ;)
	6:55pm mariano: I know this song wasn't in Up in Smoke, but it should have been.
	6:55pm SeanG: Shoes
	6:56pm CZECHANO: yeah @Matt agreed, but there's something about that puddle of mud, korn, etc. sound that seems specific to bowling alleys, discount tires and a mom and pop sandwich shop
	6:57pm Night Al: Head East - this song and 'Since You've Been Gone'.
	6:57pm Matt from Springfield: @NGH: Yeah! Though one time at a Kohl's there must have been a "ghost in the machine"--in the middle of Top 40/AC hits, there was a song I recognized from Irwin on FMU! It was Camera Obscura's "French Navy"! Which...was used in a commercial apparently, so was prob on some marketing person's radar. But still! :D
	6:57pm davex: I wish the music in public places around here were this good.
	6:57pm V Priceless: Analog synths!!
	6:58pm Matt from Springfield: Tire shops! That can get into Rob Zombie type territory there. By the way...Viva los Czechanos! :)
	6:59pm Matt from Springfield: @davex: I wish even one public place would play WFMU for background sounds!
	6:59pm SeanG: rock on Clay
	6:59pm northguineahills: Thanks Clay!
	6:59pm CZECHANO: !! laters y'all time for hearty sermon
	6:59pm chris: @V yeah!
	6:59pm chris: Peace!
	6:59pm Matt from Springfield: All right Clay, thanks for a fun, rawking show! Have a good night, everyone! AR!
	7:00pm davex: @Matt, you'll have to open one up!
	7:01pm Matt from Springfield: When I open a philosophy-based store, maybe! Seems a good fit :)

The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from March 27, 2014

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