WFMU: Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from February 13, 2015

Listener comments!
	3:00pm common: man, I might miss this cause o' work. hey kurt!
	3:01pm V Priceless: hey kurt! hey common! happy friday the 13th!
	3:02pm Ike: This isn't Kurt! This is K. CONRAD GOTTSCHALK! He is a doppelganger, an imposter! Bring back the real Kurt!
	3:03pm Webhamster Henry: It's Gott Kurtschalk.
	3:04pm Philthy woman: Yayeeeeeeee!
	3:04pm Philthy woman: sorry Common...we will certainly listen again in archives
	3:04pm DCE: boy howdy
	3:04pm Stepchild: 'lo all!
	3:04pm common: here!
	3:05pm common: hey philthy!
	3:06pm Philthy woman: Hi Common! Glad your here. Sometimes we all gotta tell the boss where it's at
	3:07pm Mark Helsten: Hi KC! good to be back!
	3:09pm Philthy woman: Haha! I just hung up on the healthcare market place hold muzac to listen to this, the system was saying similar things to me.
	3:12pm Kacy: Brain ... really digging this PJ Harvey.
	3:13pm ?: Brian I mean, sorry.
	3:14pm Ike: PJ PJ PJ PJ
	3:16pm Kurt Gottschalk: hey everyone! happy holidiays.
	3:16pm Rev. Turnip Druid: MAH PEOPLE.
	3:18pm Philthy woman: You too Kurt! So diggin this already
	3:20pm Corky: This Bob Balaban is spooky.
	3:21pm r i s k y: Zoing
	3:34pm Dean: That Damned Piano side was spectacular. This Issues sounds through my cheesy PC like Annea Lockwood's Glass World.
	3:38pm Dean: And now Dockstader.
	3:42pm Mike East: wait a minute...I know Bob Bellerue - he's from Issue Project Room, right?
	3:45pm Rev. Turnip Druid: wait, whut? not THE commander tom, of noom fame?
	3:45pm Philthy woman: I'm drowning in quick-mud
	3:50pm Kurt Gottschalk: oops, not commander tom, the file is mistagged. hold on.
	3:51pm Major Tom: Beware of Ground Control disorder.
	3:51pm Kurt Gottschalk: however, mike east, yes, that bob.
	3:52pm Mike East: nice, Kurt. He's a nice dude. Orders backline from us on occasion. Had no idea he was a composer. Thanks for playing!
	3:53pm SeanG: stay high
	3:53pm P-90: Happy Friday/13, K. ("Kosher for Facebook") Conrad and all Mino-toreadors!
	3:58pm Roger: enjoying the show - thanks for playing the Unearth Noise tune!
	4:00pm P-90: "Sargent Tom"? "Ensign Tom"? "Herr Gruppenfuhrer Tom"? "Rear Admiral Tom (of Finland)"?...
	4:00pm ranjit: Serpent Tom!
	4:01pm Rev. Turnip Druid: BAAH! CTb! Called away to meeting! Nooooo!
	4:04pm Nate K: This is great. All of it.
	4:09pm Dean: Many things sound "like" many other things.
	4:12pm Dean: Greyfolded
	4:14pm rothwell: keep on truckin'
	4:15pm Kurt Gottschalk: closest the dead have ever come to be played on my show. (unless maybe i played the oswald thing dean referenced.)
	4:15pm Mark: A bunch of us envelope stuffers were sitting around the 4th floor today, speculating about whether or not you were going to do one of your weirdo Friday the 13th shows. Thank you.
	4:16pm Kurt Gottschalk: at this point i don't think i have a choice, do i?
	4:17pm Mark: No, we were going to come storming into the studio with torches if you didn't, I think.
	4:18pm Jack Sheldon: Is this Rise II ?
	4:18pm common: I have the whole warehouse where I work lisenin'. hee!
	4:20pm Connie: I've been thinking a lot about making a move to country music. That's where the melody's gone. They dance there, too. And they stand for wholesomeness.
	4:25pm Polyus: Wholesome and yet soooo sexy.
	4:25pm r i s k y: Riskily.... I like it!
	4:25pm V Priceless: BTW, today is the 45th anniversary of the release of the first Black Sabbath album!
	4:27pm rothwell: oh no, no, please god help me!
	4:27pm DCE: that's an anniversary I can celebrate, V P!
	4:28pm Kurt Gottschalk: PRICELESS, WHOA.
	4:29pm V Priceless: yeah, I freaked when I read that today!
	4:30pm B Pea: i can dance to this one!
	4:31pm Mark Helsten: Also a Friday the 13th for Sabbath release... cool, and makes sense...
	4:31pm B Pea: in a spooky, skeleton decorating the tree blowing around kinda way
	4:33pm B Pea: eye like it when people in Canadia think stuff makes sense
	4:34pm P-90: Those wacky Canadia-ians!
	4:35pm Connie: I hear nothing on this show that gives me the warm feeling country music does. I see no clothing that matches the boots or hats that are fun to wear and give me a feeling of belonging like when I'm part of a line dance or a boot scooting group. Yet, I keep listening to Chalky. Something country about him at his core.
	4:36pm Mark Helsten: We are all about sense.
	4:37pm Mark Helsten: Chalky.
	4:37pm V Priceless: ok Rev! Woo!
	4:38pm common: woohoo! rev!
	4:39pm Kurt Gottschalk: i am from corn fields.
	4:43pm B Pea: the tundra is a frozen and the corn she's a all dead
	4:43pm Mark Helsten: That was practically Krautrock, Chalky...
	4:44pm kirk from beer city usa: this black sabbath record is only a few months older than me.
	4:44pm B Pea: holding up lighter and startin to sway
	4:45pm Mark Helsten: Inverting the cross on my office wall.
	4:45pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Back from meeting in time to have missed Parasomnia..!
	4:45pm Kurt Gottschalk: kraut and prog fans are so cute the way they always redefine things to be theirs.
	4:46pm common: loved it rev!
	4:46pm Kurt Gottschalk: rev t, your other submission is still up and coming.
	4:46pm V Priceless: Ha! Great! THANK-YOU, Master Gottschalk!
	4:47pm Rev. Turnip Druid: The artist name on that is technically "chester hawkins" but it's almost the same thing.... multiple personality disorder, 'n stuff... (RIP BSI)
	4:47pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ah, thankies boss KG!
	4:47pm Stanley: BSI lives!
	4:48pm emma g balla: sabbath sounding really good
	4:48pm Kurt Gottschalk: ah, i'll change it. i saw yr tag but i thought i knew better...
	4:50pm Mark Helsten: "theirs", indeed...
	4:50pm TDK60: I didn't like Black Sabbath all that much back then. Still don't much, but after 45 years I can see their place in music history. And the chunky sound they created.
	4:52pm Fredericks: Chunky magic, TDK.
	4:52pm ranjit: it's not halloween but it is f the th and B Pea mentioned skeletons so can we hear Skeletons by Invisible Boy Clams?
	4:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: Never fear. Next Friday the 13th is in just four weeks. During the marathon times.
	4:54pm Fredericks: May I request some Chadbourne, Kurt?
	4:55pm Fredericks: How about the Skeletons?
	4:58pm common: this is great, kurt! thanks! beeeeeersies everyone! to the archives!
	4:58pm Kurt Gottschalk: dunno if i have time for requests, fred. still a lot of submissions to get through!
	4:59pm northguineahills: grrr..., missed the the rev...., only got here in time for Sabbath.
	5:00pm Kurt Gottschalk: another rev coming up soon!
	5:04pm V Priceless: more Sabbath fun: when I purchased my beat-up old Mellotron M400 back in the mid-90's, I was impressed to discover that someone had actually made a tape loop of the intro thunder and bell tracks from the song "Black Sabbath" on two separate keys - you'll hear them both in the mix at some point! Thank-you, Kurt!
	5:05pm TDK60: If there's time in this show, or if you do another similar show for scary/eerie music, could we hear something off Univers Zero's 'Heresie' album (the 1st track)?
	5:06pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Jeezus, that Univers Zero release is solid. ....as is this beckoning, VP. Deep yay.
	5:07pm Carmichael: Kurt, did you give an oblique "Children of the Corn" reference up there somewhere?
	5:08pm V Priceless: thanx and back at ya, Rev! Much Respect!
	5:08pm Kurt Gottschalk: HAHA! not intentionally! but yeah, we used to make that joke a lot when i was a kid so probably deep in the recesses somewhere.
	5:08pm TDK60: Vincent P.! I didn't know you created sound!
	5:09pm P-90: @V. Priceless: YOU've got an original Mellotron 400?!!
	5:12pm V Priceless: indeed, P-90! I'm a bit obsessed with that thing! @TDK60: don't we all? ; )
	5:13pm northguineahills: Thought it'd be this one.
	5:13pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Much appreciated, Sir Kurt.
	5:14pm Butch: I got a Kimball organ with a foxtrot drum setting.
	5:15pm Kurt Gottschalk: and yet you didn't send me a track, butch?
	5:16pm Dean: This foxtrot drum? http://cache1.asset-cache.net/gc/84843171-photo-of-peter-gabriel-and-phil-collins-and-gettyimages.jpg
	5:18pm Butch: I got the Color-Glo keys but the red doesn't work so my learning was hindered from the beginning. I ended up playing bass, but now my band wants a woman bass player.
	5:19pm Kurt Gottschalk: there's ways to make yourself a woman bass player, you know.
	5:19pm Connie: I was kidding about the country, Chalky. Love ya!
	5:20pm Kurt Gottschalk: no wuckers. i love country!
	5:20pm Butch: I can't go that Wanda Carlos route.
	5:20pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Closest I ever got to a mellotron was one of the old Optigans. Not as marvelous, but had its own charm. God I miss that thing.
	5:21pm Kurt Gottschalk: i'm just saying there's options
	5:21pm Butch: I did dress up like Arlene Galonka once.
	5:23pm V Priceless: @ Rev - would love to get my hands on one of those! Did you do any recording with it?
	5:23pm Kurt Gottschalk: i dressed like agnetha fältskog once, for about six years!
	5:24pm Butch: She the brunette Abba woman?
	5:24pm Kurt Gottschalk: no, the blonde. duh.
	5:24pm TDK60: I used to fool around with an Acetone electric organ and was easily amused.
	5:24pm P-90: @Veepee: does it run (well)? I know how hard they are to find in half-decent condition, how tricky they are to service/repair, etc. I mean beyond their famous un-reliability onstage... I assume you wouldn't try to use it "live." Even in the seventies, They were hard to find, I went and looked at a few with a buddy of mine who wanted one, he was handy enough to do minor repairs or even a rebuild, we never saw one in good enough shape to take a chance on. The plan, as I recall: he wanted to get the Mellotron into tip-top running order, and build a nice new wooden cabinet for it that would also incorporate a scratch-built Theremin, with the controls mounted on top...
	5:25pm Butch: Oh the blonde, because the other one did some good work with Phil Collins. Something Going Wrong or something like that.
	5:26pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @VP 5:23: I did record with it, but we're talking mid 1980s era, when my recording gear was crap & the overall sound was more about lo-fi noise. Mostly I distorted the hell out of it with an ancient Norelco reel-to-reel...
	5:26pm Rick Morris: thanx for the plays, man. proud to be part of the show.
	5:26pm Kurt Gottschalk: he produced an album for her even. it wasn't bad.
	5:26pm Rev. Turnip Druid: in other words, "for archival interest only" and that's on a good day.
	5:27pm Kurt Gottschalk: thanks for submitting, rick!
	5:27pm Butch: You know that Phil Collins was a good drummer. Folks pick on him, but he could play those drums.
	5:28pm P-90: Frida Lyngstad
	5:28pm Butch: This sounds like the Craftwork boys!
	5:29pm northguineahills: I really liked that nonnon. (it's like a sober autechre, and I mean that in a good way)
	5:30pm Dean: This Phil Collins? http://cache1.asset-cache.net/gc/84843171-photo-of-peter-gabriel-and-phil-collins-and-gettyimages.jpg
	5:31pm Clay: Gotta run, Chalky. Great show! Play some Kanye!
	5:31pm Mark Helsten: Alright Sean! I missed the last one...
	5:32pm TDK60: Kurt thanks for the tunes and the audience interaction. Later...
	5:32pm Carmichael: RTD, I just got an Akai 3000D Reel Deck for free. I'm gonna play with delay effects, and tape loops on carts. Just to be old school.
	5:34pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @carm: holy crap, that's a bloody happy-box right there. Proper tape-loops are the bee's knees. I haven't got the hardware for it anymore, else....
	5:35pm Rev. Turnip Druid: WHOA! Bettis!
	5:36pm northguineahills: Cool, Bettis...!
	5:41pm V Priceless: Yo common! woo!
	5:43pm V Priceless: @ P-90 - It's an old one, early 70's, and it's complete and works, but at times I have to bang the cabinet to get the fly wheel to start! Ha! Streetly Electronics in the UK - the original Mellotron people - still making new ones and doing repairs/restorations! @ Rev - very cool - I wish I still had my four-track reel-to-reel too. Thought of hunting down a used one, but concerned I wouldn't be able to find tape media any longer! Optigans are out there - a local one just sold on ebay for $ 200, which is a bargain, as you wouldn't wanna pay to ship the bugger.
	5:43pm mike east: Cool, home in time for common. Nice sounds, mate!
	5:45pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Horsey = Common? ROCK. clicky.
	5:48pm V Priceless: thank-you, Kurt! Fun show! Great vibe!
	5:51pm Fredericks: I actually recognize this piece. Is it from track three of the eight track?
	5:52pm P-90: @V.P: Cool! Now that you mention it, I remember reading some where that Streetly was making new ones again...I bet the new ones still need a "kick-start" now and then...
	5:52pm Kurt Gottschalk: horsey=common, yes!
	5:53pm Whooda: Hey Kurt, just showing off FMU to a friend here in WV, couldn't of picked a better moment. THanks!
	5:54pm Kurt Gottschalk: ha HAAAAAAA!
	5:54pm Mark Helsten: Great show and thanks!
	5:55pm P-90: Yo Whooda!!! In WV now, ol' buddy?
	5:55pm Kurt Gottschalk: lou reed did everything thurston moore did, only backwards and in high heels!
	5:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Whoda - Let them know that the next show is nothing like this one. And the ones after that are not like those preceding them, either.
	5:56pm Carmichael: Lou's dead now, but his music lives on, in super hi-fi stereo.
	5:56pm P-90: @Kurt: that's the Quote of the Week, right there
	5:57pm Philthy woman: Yes! Common + Myself+ James Tressel= HORSEY.
	5:57pm V Priceless: what P-90 said!
	5:57pm Dean: If Lou Reed is Ginger Rogers, then Butch can be the woman bass player.
	5:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the week? - hell - that's a keeper...
	5:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: (Whooda, not Whoda. Sorry.)
	5:58pm V Priceless: nice work, Philthy w.!
	5:58pm Carmichael: I like the part in the interlude when she says, "yeah!"
	6:01pm Philthy woman: Thanks. V. And thanks Kurt for playing us and along with all this swell and swelling music

Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from February 13, 2015

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February 13, 2015: Friday the 13th: Part You
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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Sick City Four (minus two)	Friday the 13th	none	Sick City Four	2013	MP3
The Jazz Kissingers	Phoning it In	The Jazz Kissingers	Jazz Kissingers	2015	MP3		0:06:29 (Pop-up)
PJ Harvey	The Devil "The Devil" by "PJ Harvey"	White Chalk	Island	2007	CD		0:09:31 (Pop-up)
Bob Bellerue	Side A "Side A" by "Bob Bellerue"	Damned Piano	Anarchymoon Recordings	2015	LP		0:12:28 (Pop-up)
Bob Bellerue	Issues "Issues" by "Bob Bellerue"	Issues	Bob Bellerue	2015	MP3		0:29:15 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Bob Bellerue	B "B" by "Bob Bellerue"	Damned Piano	Anarchymoon Recordings	2015	LP		0:38:56 (Pop-up)
Unearth Noise	The Dark Arts "The Dark Arts" by "Unearth Noise"	The Dark Arts	Unearth Noise	2015	MP3		0:43:15 (Pop-up)
The Jazz Kissingers	3/8 in F "3/8 in F" by "The Jazz Kissingers"	The Jazz Kissingers	Jazz Kissingers	2015	MP3		0:50:38 (Pop-up)
Brian Allen	Friday13 "Friday13" by "Brian Allen"	Friday13	Brian Allen	2015	MP3		0:53:49 (Pop-up)
CHANGES TO blind	Friday the 13th "Friday the 13th" by "CHANGES TO blind"	Friday the 13th	CHANGES TO blind	2015	MP3		0:55:51 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Bob Bellerue	B "B" by "Bob Bellerue"	Damned Piano	Anarchymoon Recordings	2015	LP		1:03:10 (Pop-up)
Tom Shad	Friday 13th "Friday 13th" by "Tom Shad"	Friday 13th	Tom Shad	2015	MP3		1:11:50 (Pop-up)
Floyd Willems	Protect the Cats, It's Friday the 13th	Protect the Cats, It's Friday the 13th	Floyd Willems	2015	MP3		1:14:33 (Pop-up)
Hyena Sparerib Orchestra	My Thirteenth Friday	My Thirteenth Friday	Hyena Sparerib Orchestra	2015	MP3		1:18:20 (Pop-up)
pHoaming Edison	Thank God It's Friday	Thank God It's Friday	pHoaming Edison	2015	MP3		1:21:36 (Pop-up)
Moist Paula	Riskily, she named her 13th child "Friday"	Riskily, she named her 13th child "Friday"	Moist Paula	2015	MP3		1:24:36 (Pop-up)
Rick Morris	David Lynch's Driveway	David Lynch's Driveway	Rick Morris	2015	MP3		1:26:45 (Pop-up)
Heather McIntosh	Sketch of a Theme for a Thing	Sketch of a Theme for a Thing	Heather McIntosh	2015	MP3		1:28:33 (Pop-up)
Musci	Holograma maligno de Oscar Ivan Zuluaga	Holograma maligno de Oscar Ivan Zuluaga	Musci	2015	MP3		1:31:23 (Pop-up)
Sean Seanbelly Sewell	Indozombilly	Indozombilly	Sean Seanbelly Sewell	2015	MP3		1:33:33 (Pop-up)
Chester Hawkins	Parasomnia "Parasomnia" by "Chester Hawkins"	Parasomnia	Intangible Arts	2015	MP3		1:36:10 (Pop-up)
Black Sabbath	Black Sabbath "Black Sabbath" by "Black Sabbath"	Black Sabbath	Warner Bros.	2004	CD	Originally released February 13, 1970 (thanks for the tip, Vincent Priceless!)	1:42:47 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Bob Bellerue	C "C" by "Bob Bellerue"	Damned Piano	Anarchymoon Recordings	2015	LP		1:49:22 (Pop-up)
Morris Shakespeare	Pharmakoi [for Scott]	Pharmakoi [for Scott]	Morris Shakespeare	2015	MP3		1:55:13 (Pop-up)
Manfred Eicher Haunts My Dreams	Stolen Content	Manfred Eicher Haunts My Dreams	Stolen Content	2015	MP3		1:59:27 (Pop-up)
Vincent Priceless	A Beckoning Through Mist	A Beckoning Through Mist	Vincent Priceless	2015	MP3		2:02:53 (Pop-up)
Chester Hawkins	Bleak Mass "Bleak Mass" by "Chester Hawkins"	Bleak Mass	Intangible Arts	2015	MP3		2:06:57 (Pop-up)
Alon Nechushtan	Blue Michael for Friday the 13th	Blue Michael	Alon Nechushtan	2015	MP3		2:15:01 (Pop-up)
Astral Knife	Sick As Can Be "Sick As Can Be" by "Astral Knife"	Sick As Can Be	Astral Knife	2015	MP3		2:16:59 (Pop-up)
nonnon	Wassles "Wassles" by "nonnon"	El Socialismo	nonnon	2015	MP3		2:23:06 (Pop-up)
Ben Richter	Yon "Yon" by "Ben Richter"	Yon	Ben Richter	2015	MP3		2:27:12 (Pop-up)
Sean Seanbelly Sewell	You Hate the Freak Show	You Hate the Freak Show	Sean Seanbelly Sewell	2015	MP3		2:30:02 (Pop-up)
Chuck Bettis	Thirteenth Nocturne "Thirteenth Nocturne" by "Chuck Bettis"	Thirteenth Nocturne	Chuck Bettis	2015	MP3		2:33:56 (Pop-up)
Frequent Animation	NIght Bird "NIght Bird" by "Frequent Animation"	NIght Bird	Frequent Animation	2015	MP3		2:37:44 (Pop-up)
Horsey	The Moon is Meat "The Moon is Meat" by "Horsey"	The Moon is Meat	Horsey	2015	MP3		2:40:29 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Bob Bellerue	D "D" by "Bob Bellerue"	Damned Piano	Anarchymoon Recordings	2015	LP		2:53:38 (Pop-up)
Lou Reed	3 "3" by "Lou Reed"	Metal Machine Music	Great Expectations	1975	LP		2:48:47 (Pop-up)
Petula Clark	The Show is Over "The Show is Over" by "Petula Clark"	Beautiful Sounds: The Petula Clark Songbook	Castle	2000	CD		2:56:36 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:00pm common: man, I might miss this cause o' work. hey kurt!
	3:01pm V Priceless: hey kurt! hey common! happy friday the 13th!
	3:02pm Ike: This isn't Kurt! This is K. CONRAD GOTTSCHALK! He is a doppelganger, an imposter! Bring back the real Kurt!
	3:03pm Webhamster Henry: It's Gott Kurtschalk.
	3:04pm Philthy woman: Yayeeeeeeee!
	3:04pm Philthy woman: sorry Common...we will certainly listen again in archives
	3:04pm DCE: boy howdy
	3:04pm Stepchild: 'lo all!
	3:04pm common: here!
	3:05pm common: hey philthy!
	3:06pm Philthy woman: Hi Common! Glad your here. Sometimes we all gotta tell the boss where it's at
	3:07pm Mark Helsten: Hi KC! good to be back!
	3:09pm Philthy woman: Haha! I just hung up on the healthcare market place hold muzac to listen to this, the system was saying similar things to me.
	3:12pm Kacy: Brain ... really digging this PJ Harvey.
	3:13pm ?: Brian I mean, sorry.
	3:14pm Ike: PJ PJ PJ PJ
	3:16pm Kurt Gottschalk: hey everyone! happy holidiays.
	3:16pm Rev. Turnip Druid: MAH PEOPLE.
	3:18pm Philthy woman: You too Kurt! So diggin this already
	3:20pm Corky: This Bob Balaban is spooky.
	3:21pm r i s k y: Zoing
	3:34pm Dean: That Damned Piano side was spectacular. This Issues sounds through my cheesy PC like Annea Lockwood's Glass World.
	3:38pm Dean: And now Dockstader.
	3:42pm Mike East: wait a minute...I know Bob Bellerue - he's from Issue Project Room, right?
	3:45pm Rev. Turnip Druid: wait, whut? not THE commander tom, of noom fame?
	3:45pm Philthy woman: I'm drowning in quick-mud
	3:50pm Kurt Gottschalk: oops, not commander tom, the file is mistagged. hold on.
	3:51pm Major Tom: Beware of Ground Control disorder.
	3:51pm Kurt Gottschalk: however, mike east, yes, that bob.
	3:52pm Mike East: nice, Kurt. He's a nice dude. Orders backline from us on occasion. Had no idea he was a composer. Thanks for playing!
	3:53pm SeanG: stay high
	3:53pm P-90: Happy Friday/13, K. ("Kosher for Facebook") Conrad and all Mino-toreadors!
	3:58pm Roger: enjoying the show - thanks for playing the Unearth Noise tune!
	4:00pm P-90: "Sargent Tom"? "Ensign Tom"? "Herr Gruppenfuhrer Tom"? "Rear Admiral Tom (of Finland)"?...
	4:00pm ranjit: Serpent Tom!
	4:01pm Rev. Turnip Druid: BAAH! CTb! Called away to meeting! Nooooo!
	4:04pm Nate K: This is great. All of it.
	4:09pm Dean: Many things sound "like" many other things.
	4:12pm Dean: Greyfolded
	4:14pm rothwell: keep on truckin'
	4:15pm Kurt Gottschalk: closest the dead have ever come to be played on my show. (unless maybe i played the oswald thing dean referenced.)
	4:15pm Mark: A bunch of us envelope stuffers were sitting around the 4th floor today, speculating about whether or not you were going to do one of your weirdo Friday the 13th shows. Thank you.
	4:16pm Kurt Gottschalk: at this point i don't think i have a choice, do i?
	4:17pm Mark: No, we were going to come storming into the studio with torches if you didn't, I think.
	4:18pm Jack Sheldon: Is this Rise II ?
	4:18pm common: I have the whole warehouse where I work lisenin'. hee!
	4:20pm Connie: I've been thinking a lot about making a move to country music. That's where the melody's gone. They dance there, too. And they stand for wholesomeness.
	4:25pm Polyus: Wholesome and yet soooo sexy.
	4:25pm r i s k y: Riskily.... I like it!
	4:25pm V Priceless: BTW, today is the 45th anniversary of the release of the first Black Sabbath album!
	4:27pm rothwell: oh no, no, please god help me!
	4:27pm DCE: that's an anniversary I can celebrate, V P!
	4:28pm Kurt Gottschalk: PRICELESS, WHOA.
	4:29pm V Priceless: yeah, I freaked when I read that today!
	4:30pm B Pea: i can dance to this one!
	4:31pm Mark Helsten: Also a Friday the 13th for Sabbath release... cool, and makes sense...
	4:31pm B Pea: in a spooky, skeleton decorating the tree blowing around kinda way
	4:33pm B Pea: eye like it when people in Canadia think stuff makes sense
	4:34pm P-90: Those wacky Canadia-ians!
	4:35pm Connie: I hear nothing on this show that gives me the warm feeling country music does. I see no clothing that matches the boots or hats that are fun to wear and give me a feeling of belonging like when I'm part of a line dance or a boot scooting group. Yet, I keep listening to Chalky. Something country about him at his core.
	4:36pm Mark Helsten: We are all about sense.
	4:37pm Mark Helsten: Chalky.
	4:37pm V Priceless: ok Rev! Woo!
	4:38pm common: woohoo! rev!
	4:39pm Kurt Gottschalk: i am from corn fields.
	4:43pm B Pea: the tundra is a frozen and the corn she's a all dead
	4:43pm Mark Helsten: That was practically Krautrock, Chalky...
	4:44pm kirk from beer city usa: this black sabbath record is only a few months older than me.
	4:44pm B Pea: holding up lighter and startin to sway
	4:45pm Mark Helsten: Inverting the cross on my office wall.
	4:45pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Back from meeting in time to have missed Parasomnia..!
	4:45pm Kurt Gottschalk: kraut and prog fans are so cute the way they always redefine things to be theirs.
	4:46pm common: loved it rev!
	4:46pm Kurt Gottschalk: rev t, your other submission is still up and coming.
	4:46pm V Priceless: Ha! Great! THANK-YOU, Master Gottschalk!
	4:47pm Rev. Turnip Druid: The artist name on that is technically "chester hawkins" but it's almost the same thing.... multiple personality disorder, 'n stuff... (RIP BSI)
	4:47pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ah, thankies boss KG!
	4:47pm Stanley: BSI lives!
	4:48pm emma g balla: sabbath sounding really good
	4:48pm Kurt Gottschalk: ah, i'll change it. i saw yr tag but i thought i knew better...
	4:50pm Mark Helsten: "theirs", indeed...
	4:50pm TDK60: I didn't like Black Sabbath all that much back then. Still don't much, but after 45 years I can see their place in music history. And the chunky sound they created.
	4:52pm Fredericks: Chunky magic, TDK.
	4:52pm ranjit: it's not halloween but it is f the th and B Pea mentioned skeletons so can we hear Skeletons by Invisible Boy Clams?
	4:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: Never fear. Next Friday the 13th is in just four weeks. During the marathon times.
	4:54pm Fredericks: May I request some Chadbourne, Kurt?
	4:55pm Fredericks: How about the Skeletons?
	4:58pm common: this is great, kurt! thanks! beeeeeersies everyone! to the archives!
	4:58pm Kurt Gottschalk: dunno if i have time for requests, fred. still a lot of submissions to get through!
	4:59pm northguineahills: grrr..., missed the the rev...., only got here in time for Sabbath.
	5:00pm Kurt Gottschalk: another rev coming up soon!
	5:04pm V Priceless: more Sabbath fun: when I purchased my beat-up old Mellotron M400 back in the mid-90's, I was impressed to discover that someone had actually made a tape loop of the intro thunder and bell tracks from the song "Black Sabbath" on two separate keys - you'll hear them both in the mix at some point! Thank-you, Kurt!
	5:05pm TDK60: If there's time in this show, or if you do another similar show for scary/eerie music, could we hear something off Univers Zero's 'Heresie' album (the 1st track)?
	5:06pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Jeezus, that Univers Zero release is solid. ....as is this beckoning, VP. Deep yay.
	5:07pm Carmichael: Kurt, did you give an oblique "Children of the Corn" reference up there somewhere?
	5:08pm V Priceless: thanx and back at ya, Rev! Much Respect!
	5:08pm Kurt Gottschalk: HAHA! not intentionally! but yeah, we used to make that joke a lot when i was a kid so probably deep in the recesses somewhere.
	5:08pm TDK60: Vincent P.! I didn't know you created sound!
	5:09pm P-90: @V. Priceless: YOU've got an original Mellotron 400?!!
	5:12pm V Priceless: indeed, P-90! I'm a bit obsessed with that thing! @TDK60: don't we all? ; )
	5:13pm northguineahills: Thought it'd be this one.
	5:13pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Much appreciated, Sir Kurt.
	5:14pm Butch: I got a Kimball organ with a foxtrot drum setting.
	5:15pm Kurt Gottschalk: and yet you didn't send me a track, butch?
	5:16pm Dean: This foxtrot drum? http://cache1.asset-cache.net/gc/84843171-photo-of-peter-gabriel-and-phil-collins-and-gettyimages.jpg
	5:18pm Butch: I got the Color-Glo keys but the red doesn't work so my learning was hindered from the beginning. I ended up playing bass, but now my band wants a woman bass player.
	5:19pm Kurt Gottschalk: there's ways to make yourself a woman bass player, you know.
	5:19pm Connie: I was kidding about the country, Chalky. Love ya!
	5:20pm Kurt Gottschalk: no wuckers. i love country!
	5:20pm Butch: I can't go that Wanda Carlos route.
	5:20pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Closest I ever got to a mellotron was one of the old Optigans. Not as marvelous, but had its own charm. God I miss that thing.
	5:21pm Kurt Gottschalk: i'm just saying there's options
	5:21pm Butch: I did dress up like Arlene Galonka once.
	5:23pm V Priceless: @ Rev - would love to get my hands on one of those! Did you do any recording with it?
	5:23pm Kurt Gottschalk: i dressed like agnetha fältskog once, for about six years!
	5:24pm Butch: She the brunette Abba woman?
	5:24pm Kurt Gottschalk: no, the blonde. duh.
	5:24pm TDK60: I used to fool around with an Acetone electric organ and was easily amused.
	5:24pm P-90: @Veepee: does it run (well)? I know how hard they are to find in half-decent condition, how tricky they are to service/repair, etc. I mean beyond their famous un-reliability onstage... I assume you wouldn't try to use it "live." Even in the seventies, They were hard to find, I went and looked at a few with a buddy of mine who wanted one, he was handy enough to do minor repairs or even a rebuild, we never saw one in good enough shape to take a chance on. The plan, as I recall: he wanted to get the Mellotron into tip-top running order, and build a nice new wooden cabinet for it that would also incorporate a scratch-built Theremin, with the controls mounted on top...
	5:25pm Butch: Oh the blonde, because the other one did some good work with Phil Collins. Something Going Wrong or something like that.
	5:26pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @VP 5:23: I did record with it, but we're talking mid 1980s era, when my recording gear was crap & the overall sound was more about lo-fi noise. Mostly I distorted the hell out of it with an ancient Norelco reel-to-reel...
	5:26pm Rick Morris: thanx for the plays, man. proud to be part of the show.
	5:26pm Kurt Gottschalk: he produced an album for her even. it wasn't bad.
	5:26pm Rev. Turnip Druid: in other words, "for archival interest only" and that's on a good day.
	5:27pm Kurt Gottschalk: thanks for submitting, rick!
	5:27pm Butch: You know that Phil Collins was a good drummer. Folks pick on him, but he could play those drums.
	5:28pm P-90: Frida Lyngstad
	5:28pm Butch: This sounds like the Craftwork boys!
	5:29pm northguineahills: I really liked that nonnon. (it's like a sober autechre, and I mean that in a good way)
	5:30pm Dean: This Phil Collins? http://cache1.asset-cache.net/gc/84843171-photo-of-peter-gabriel-and-phil-collins-and-gettyimages.jpg
	5:31pm Clay: Gotta run, Chalky. Great show! Play some Kanye!
	5:31pm Mark Helsten: Alright Sean! I missed the last one...
	5:32pm TDK60: Kurt thanks for the tunes and the audience interaction. Later...
	5:32pm Carmichael: RTD, I just got an Akai 3000D Reel Deck for free. I'm gonna play with delay effects, and tape loops on carts. Just to be old school.
	5:34pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @carm: holy crap, that's a bloody happy-box right there. Proper tape-loops are the bee's knees. I haven't got the hardware for it anymore, else....
	5:35pm Rev. Turnip Druid: WHOA! Bettis!
	5:36pm northguineahills: Cool, Bettis...!
	5:41pm V Priceless: Yo common! woo!
	5:43pm V Priceless: @ P-90 - It's an old one, early 70's, and it's complete and works, but at times I have to bang the cabinet to get the fly wheel to start! Ha! Streetly Electronics in the UK - the original Mellotron people - still making new ones and doing repairs/restorations! @ Rev - very cool - I wish I still had my four-track reel-to-reel too. Thought of hunting down a used one, but concerned I wouldn't be able to find tape media any longer! Optigans are out there - a local one just sold on ebay for $ 200, which is a bargain, as you wouldn't wanna pay to ship the bugger.
	5:43pm mike east: Cool, home in time for common. Nice sounds, mate!
	5:45pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Horsey = Common? ROCK. clicky.
	5:48pm V Priceless: thank-you, Kurt! Fun show! Great vibe!
	5:51pm Fredericks: I actually recognize this piece. Is it from track three of the eight track?
	5:52pm P-90: @V.P: Cool! Now that you mention it, I remember reading some where that Streetly was making new ones again...I bet the new ones still need a "kick-start" now and then...
	5:52pm Kurt Gottschalk: horsey=common, yes!
	5:53pm Whooda: Hey Kurt, just showing off FMU to a friend here in WV, couldn't of picked a better moment. THanks!
	5:54pm Kurt Gottschalk: ha HAAAAAAA!
	5:54pm Mark Helsten: Great show and thanks!
	5:55pm P-90: Yo Whooda!!! In WV now, ol' buddy?
	5:55pm Kurt Gottschalk: lou reed did everything thurston moore did, only backwards and in high heels!
	5:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Whoda - Let them know that the next show is nothing like this one. And the ones after that are not like those preceding them, either.
	5:56pm Carmichael: Lou's dead now, but his music lives on, in super hi-fi stereo.
	5:56pm P-90: @Kurt: that's the Quote of the Week, right there
	5:57pm Philthy woman: Yes! Common + Myself+ James Tressel= HORSEY.
	5:57pm V Priceless: what P-90 said!
	5:57pm Dean: If Lou Reed is Ginger Rogers, then Butch can be the woman bass player.
	5:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the week? - hell - that's a keeper...
	5:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: (Whooda, not Whoda. Sorry.)
	5:58pm V Priceless: nice work, Philthy w.!
	5:58pm Carmichael: I like the part in the interlude when she says, "yeah!"
	6:01pm Philthy woman: Thanks. V. And thanks Kurt for playing us and along with all this swell and swelling music

Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from February 13, 2015

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