WFMU: Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine: Playlist from August 4, 2016

Listener comments!
	12:06pm Cecile: pink metal!
	12:06pm chris: i love the idea of a glitter wizard. he would be fabulous!
	12:07pm chris: and hello, DK and C!
	12:07pm common: hey!
	12:08pm Michael 98145: "Glitter Wizard: Musical alchemists conjure up visions of unicorns and rough sex with heavy riffs and glam garb" www.sfgate.com...
	12:08pm chris: hey, common!
	12:08pm V Priceless: hey there
	12:10pm Luna: Good Morning from New Mexico.
	12:11pm JakeGould: This morning has been shitty. But this Lou Reed is making the afternoon better.
	12:11pm common: what's up chris
	12:12pm Cecile: yes!
	12:12pm V Priceless: Mott!
	12:12pm common: just found this record for a buck the other day
	12:18pm Polyus: Diane! Did you get an advance at the station of that new Blues Pills record? Single is out, curious to hear some of the rest.
	12:21pm Luna: Hey, VOIVOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:21pm V Priceless: Nice!
	👻 12:24pm Ken From Hyde Park: Voivod! !! !!!
	12:25pm Cecile: voivoddddddddddddd for me and PI
	12:27pm Luna: 'mammut!!!!!!!!
	12:28pm Diane Kamikaze: Hey All! VOIVODDDDDDD!! @Polyus, no, haven't heard the new BP yet, and we do not have it. At 1 I am playing Part 1 - Pioneers of Punk... this is original interviews from the research for the Please Kill Me Book, with narrating and comments by Michael Des Barres, and authors Gillian McCain and Legs McNeil. A great book if you haven't read it (duh). AND I'm very psyched for Carcass tonight in NYC :) Hope you are all having a great week!
	12:30pm coe: 'ello all
	12:31pm coe: Legs actually walked past me at the D Generation show the other night.
	12:33pm Diane Kamikaze: I don't know if I'd recognize him. I'm terrible at recognizing people unless I've met them prior. THEN I'm a pain in the ass! :)
	12:36pm Luna: Happy Birthday to The Outer Limits! Break out yer 3-D glasses.
	12:37pm coe: I actually clamed up. I was going to say hi but I felt very intrusive. :)
	12:40pm Diane Kamikaze: Yes Luna! 3D glasses ALL DAY!!!
	12:42pm Chris from DC: ah, missed VOIVOD!
	12:48pm common: me too chris. dammit.
	12:53pm herb.nyc: Diane sez Carcass; lunch on table now!
	1:06pm Cecile: Lou answered his own question - rock gave those topics an immediacy.
	1:09pm Cecile: was this made for Little Steven's Sirius Radio channel? I know Michael Des Barres has a show over there.
	1:18pm Diane Kamikaze: I don't think so, Cecile. It seems to have been put together with a larger context.
	1:20pm Polyus: Can you believe there was actually a time when bands like the Stooges, MC5, Mothers, etc were actually signed by major labels?
	1:21pm Cecile: Maybe something for NPR> Poly, and Captain Beefheart and King Crimson, and Patti Smith, and Tim Buckley. I believe it, but only because I was there for part of it.
	1:22pm herb.nyc: (JWaters 20" segment, wnyc, over)
	1:23pm V Priceless: can you believe there was a time when there were major labels?
	1:31pm Alejandroool: music biz was still able to capitalize off the apparent dangerous/rebellious subcultures. Nowadays barely anything in music, seems to be dangerous enough to even bother capitalizing on
	1:31pm Dean: http://creativepr.org/
	1:32pm Alejandroool: Always enjoy your show when I'm able to tune in Diane, thanks, afternoon fellow Kamikazers
	1:32pm Dean: More precisely, http://creativepr.org/project/stories-from-the-please-kill-me-archive/
	1:33pm common: this is pretty great diane.
	1:35pm Michael 98145: what common said
	1:36pm Michael 98145: ( i still think FMU should be a Sirius/XM channel )
	1:42pm el BO-Bo: Why is this being transmitted on FMU? Its wonderful but at this point in history this is all commercial BS. Propagating this story to the masses cheapens it, in my opinion. It's making me sad, nostalgic. I miss those days.
	1:45pm el BO-Bo: If FMU becomes a Sirius/XFM station, I'll never listen to it ever again. Just sayin'
	1:45pm Michael 98145: i understand that
	1:50pm Cecile: el Bo-bo, just because it comes from a different, slicker source doesn't mean than it's bad. Doug Schulkind excavated a great, long-forgotten NPR jazz series on John Coltrane and it was wonderful.
	1:50pm Cecile: Also, there are people who don't know the history. More than you think.
	1:51pm common: true, cecile.
	1:51pm Dean: By the time I saw Johansen with Syl Sylvain and, I think, Jerry Nolan, in OC c.1979, they did not make it look easy. They were working hard.
	1:52pm Cecile: but I understand about seeing your past become popular. People parrot stuff about the 80s that is just wrong. Like how it was all fun...
	👻 1:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: I had a rental car one time with Sirius/XM. A display in the gauges said "Garage" and I couldn't figure out why it was telling me to put the vehicle into some garage. I eventually figured out that the display was the XM info and I was tuned to Little Steven's Underground Garage channel. ¯\(°_o)/¯
	1:53pm Alejandroool: The stories are always good, but yes El BO-bo, the presentation/packaging of these types of docs always cheapens things. However if it inspires any younger generation people to play music/do anything then all the better. I'm an early 80's baby and didn't discover this stuff until late teens. If I had seen/heard any docs like this when I was even younger than that, it woulda been great. Still not a fan of the packaging of these things every time I see a similar doc.
	1:54pm Cecile: I've listened to it in the car. They play some good stuff. I'm not going to chase it down, but its a lot better than Clear Channel.
	1:57pm melinda: Cecile do you know the Vaselines' 'I Hate the 80s'? Your comment reminded me of it.
	1:57pm slugluv1313: amazing stuff, Diane (but ooooo do i feel old, haha!) THANK YOU!!!
	1:59pm cee: hey i enjoyed that. thanks!
	1:59pm Michael 98145: a simpler time. despite St Reagan.
	2:00pm chris: FMU on sirius would give me a reason to subscribe to sirius... and i agree with Cecile on this one, el BO-Bo... docs have their place. done well, they're like reliving the past. Thanks, Diane! love the PKM segment!
	2:01pm Cecile: I don't Melinda. I should listen to them again.
	2:02pm Cecile: actually, Michael, most of this punk stuff happened during Nixon/Ford/Carter's administration.
	2:02pm Cecile: Hardcore = Reagan
	2:03pm slugluv1313: Cecile, you are so right -- so much misinformation out there -- like i have had to explain to more than one young-un that having green hair (for example) would have gotten you thrown outta high school, & if you were older, beaten up, ridiculed, etc. . . . and bands like The Ramones (and The Clash and even The Pretenders) were most definitely NOT considered "classic rock"
	2:03pm Michael 98145: yup, guess so. long time ago.
	2:04pm el BO-Bo: Ok. Agree to disagree. Like Cecile says, it wasn't the same way its presented in the docs. Same with the freakin 80's. It makes me feel old and sad that those times are forever gone. Oh well.
	2:04pm Dean: Ford administration, right. One of my one-night-stand bands (Sweet Puddin'heads) did a tune about Nelson Rockefeller, then VP.
	2:04pm slugluv1313: yup, first heard about the New York Dolls around 1972 -- Nixon days
	2:04pm Cecile: I had a friend who went to LA in the late 80s, and came back to Houghton, MI with pink hair. A whole school bus full of kids stopped to gawk and mock her.
	2:05pm cee: spitfires rip!
	2:05pm Cecile: el Bo-bo, they're gone in some ways, but when I get with old friends, I feel the spirit again..
	2:05pm V Priceless: better to feel old than to be dust, I say...
	2:06pm Cecile: exactly. I get up in the morning to hopefully learn one new thing every day...
	2:07pm Michael 98145: @Cecile, a good reason to listen to FMU
	2:07pm Cecile: speaking of that, diane do you know about The Grindmother? Exactly Michael.
	2:07pm Cecile: The band is a 67 year old mom, her son and his friends. She's a pretty credible singer!
	2:08pm Cecile: www.youtube.com...
	2:08pm Michael 98145: anger doesn't diminish with age
	2:09pm Cecile: Someone said that she has more anger than anyone - she actually gave birth! hahaha
	2:11pm slugluv1313: @ Cecile -- my ex & i were walking through the town in Union County, NJ where he still lived with his parents, about 1978, i think -- a van pulled up near us (complete with freakin' Confederate flag draped in back window! pretty sure they were blasting some sort of "Southern Rock" too) & started yelling crap at us -- so we both started towards the van, which instantly sped away -- we later found out from my ex's younger brother that they were afraid of us, thought we were going to kill them (!) b/c we were these evil "punk rockers" (weird thing was, we were not even looking/dressed that "out there" that day)
	2:13pm Michael 98145: now kids on the street look like biker gangs from hell
	2:14pm Jim Devoid: VIKING DEATH METAL!
	2:15pm Cecile: what jim said
	2:16pm el BO-Bo: Oh, BTW, I hate NPR: They supported the war in Iraq and misled all of us with BS information. Anything coming out of NPR smells.
	2:17pm slugluv1313: yes what Jim siad! GRINDMOTHER is freakin' AWESOME!!!!!!!
	2:17pm Chris from DC: rawk
	2:18pm chris: <looses flaming arrow toward the NPR battlements>
	2:18pm Cecile: Isn't she? el Bo-BO, I don't much like them, but this was an excellent series.
	2:18pm Cecile: YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
	👻 2:18pm Ken From Hyde Park: You get exactly one chance to be the Grindmother. Very glad that worked out so well for all involved.
	2:18pm Chris from DC: Th'tak!
	2:18pm Jim Devoid: My local library actually had Amon Amarth in their new bin! Glad I borrowed it!
	2:19pm Cecile: YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
	2:20pm Diane Kamikaze: Nice library, Jim! I remember years ago my local library had the first Ramones lp when it came out... I don't think I've been inside a library in 2016, yikes!
	2:20pm Cecile: This video is awesome for several reasons. The mysterious sky Doritos, sand, and the fact it's filmed on an island by the winner of the Ingmar Bergman prize. www.youtube.com...
	2:22pm Cecile: I got the term sky Doritos from a god of a YouTube commenter.
	2:23pm Jim Devoid: Library executive director is a friend who used to play in a local hardcore band, think he "loosened up" their purchases! Also snagged the new Bob Mould disc at the same time.
	2:24pm Polyus: I get tons of stuff from the local library system, including finding stuff I hear on this show.
	2:24pm Cecile: there's a couple of ex-punk rockers at the Mpls Library - I should go there more. Ha! Poly, you're going to my library system
	2:26pm Polyus: Definitely a nice way to figure out if you want to buy something. Also indispensable for road trips, when you are tired of all the jams you have.
	2:29pm Chris from DC: YES
	2:29pm slugluv1313: FASCINATING! how many of us "old punks" end up working at libraries . . . and/or doing cat/dog/etc. rescue, animal rights stuff, etc. . . . ! and yes, tons of great stuff through my local library system too :)
	2:31pm Cecile: It made me smile and laugh to know that the Primitive Calculators, one of the more nihilistic Oz punk bands ever are teaching college and curating libraries.
	2:31pm el BO-Bo: These songs rawk hard. Excellence!
	2:32pm Cecile: carcasssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
	2:35pm Chris from DC: Are their fans Urgehalics?
	2:35pm Cecile: ..and their CDs look nice too. hahaha
	2:36pm Michael 98145: ( Kvelertak - Stranglehold )
	2:38pm Chris from DC: Thank you!
	2:38pm Cecile: YAH
	2:39pm Rev. Turnip Druid: what Cecile said @2:32. Again, here.
	2:39pm chris: rooooooooaaaaarrrrrrr!
	2:41pm Polyus: re: Mark Volman on Michael Shelley's show - I heard him interview Howard Kaylan a few years ago, and it was really entertaining. Not a big fan of the music they have done, but he had a lot of good show biz stories. Volman will probably be the same.
	2:50pm alan from sacto: Got here late, but glad I'm not missing this.
	2:51pm common: harvey!
	2:55pm V Priceless: JJ! Thanks for the ear-blast, Diane!
	2:57pm cthulhu: cthulhu likes...
	2:58pm Cecile: black eyed snakes aka Low.
	3:00pm chris: thanks, Diane!

Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine: Playlist from August 4, 2016

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August 4, 2016: At 1pm - Part 1 of PLEASE KILL ME: Voices From The Archives - "The Pioneers Of Punk"

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Glitter Wizard	The Hunter "The Hunter" by "Glitter Wizard"	V/A: Heavy Psych Sounds	Heavey Psych Sounds Records	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Lou Reed	Banging On My Drum "Banging On My Drum" by "Lou Reed"	Rock and Roll Heart	Arista	0:07:16 (Pop-up)
Mott The Hoople	Honaloochie Boogie	Mott	CBS	0:09:33 (Pop-up)
Mars Red Sky	Mindreader "Mindreader" by "Mars Red Sky"	Apex III (Praise For the Burning Soul)	Listenable Records	0:12:12 (Pop-up)
Voivod	The Lost Machine "The Lost Machine" by "Voivod"	The Outer Limits	MCA Mechanic	0:18:35 (Pop-up)
Ufomammut	Lacrimosa "Lacrimosa" by "Ufomammut"	Snailking	The Music Cartel	0:24:18 (Pop-up)

Killing Joke	Into The Unknown "Into The Unknown" by "Killing Joke"	Pylon	Spinefarm	0:37:27 (Pop-up)
Castle	Flash of the Pentagram "Flash of the Pentagram" by "Castle"	Welcome To The Graveyard	Van	0:44:00 (Pop-up)
Bend Sinister	Teacherr "Teacherr" by "Bend Sinister"	Animals	File Under: Music	0:46:50 (Pop-up)
Spiritual Beggars	Diamond Under Pressure	Sunrise To Sundown	Inside Out Music/Century Media	0:52:02 (Pop-up)

Please Kill Me: Voices from the Archives	Part One: The Pioneers Of Punk	none	P K M Please Kill Me	0:58:13 (Pop-up)
Patti Smith Group	Ask The Angels "Ask The Angels" by "Patti Smith Group"	Radio Ethiopia	Arista Records	1:58:09 (Pop-up)
Spitfires	Something For Nothing "Something For Nothing" by "Spitfires"	V/A: A Fistful of Rock & Roll Volume 4	Tee Pee	2:01:12 (Pop-up)
Burnt Books	Stupid Game "Stupid Game" by "Burnt Books"	Where There's Smoke There's Fire	Retro Futurist	2:04:15 (Pop-up)
The Bullys	Damn "Damn" by "The Bullys"	Stomposition	AMP Records	2:08:35 (Pop-up)
Amon Amarth	On A Sea Of Blood "On A Sea Of Blood" by "Amon Amarth"	Jomsviking	Metal Blade	2:12:02 (Pop-up)
Kvelertak	Nattesferd "Nattesferd" by "Kvelertak"	Nattesferd	Roadrunner	2:16:02 (Pop-up)
Urgehal	The Sulphur Black Haze "The Sulphur Black Haze" by "Urgehal"	Aeons In Sodom	Seaon of Mist	2:21:13 (Pop-up)
Coffin Dust	The Living Coffin "The Living Coffin" by "Coffin Dust"	Everything Is Dead	Unholy Anarchy Records	2:24:16 (Pop-up)
Carcass	Unfit for Human Consumption	Surgical Steel	Nuclear Blast	2:26:47 (Pop-up)

Carcass	Buried Dreams "Buried Dreams" by "Carcass"	Heartwork	Earache	2:36:16 (Pop-up)
Harvey Milk	A Small Turn of Human Kindness	My Love is Higher Than Your Assessment of What My Love Could Be	Yesha, Inc.	2:40:09 (Pop-up)
Soupcans	Psychosomatic Rash "Psychosomatic Rash" by "Soupcans"	Soft Party	Telephone Explosion	2:48:11 (Pop-up)
JJ Burnel	Triumph of the Good City	Euroman Cometh	UA	2:50:23 (Pop-up)
Black-Eyed Snakes	Smokestack Lightnin'	It's The Black-Eyed Snakes	Chair Kickers Music	2:54:31 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:06pm Cecile: pink metal!
	12:06pm chris: i love the idea of a glitter wizard. he would be fabulous!
	12:07pm chris: and hello, DK and C!
	12:07pm common: hey!
	12:08pm Michael 98145: "Glitter Wizard: Musical alchemists conjure up visions of unicorns and rough sex with heavy riffs and glam garb" www.sfgate.com...
	12:08pm chris: hey, common!
	12:08pm V Priceless: hey there
	12:10pm Luna: Good Morning from New Mexico.
	12:11pm JakeGould: This morning has been shitty. But this Lou Reed is making the afternoon better.
	12:11pm common: what's up chris
	12:12pm Cecile: yes!
	12:12pm V Priceless: Mott!
	12:12pm common: just found this record for a buck the other day
	12:18pm Polyus: Diane! Did you get an advance at the station of that new Blues Pills record? Single is out, curious to hear some of the rest.
	12:21pm Luna: Hey, VOIVOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:21pm V Priceless: Nice!
	👻 12:24pm Ken From Hyde Park: Voivod! !! !!!
	12:25pm Cecile: voivoddddddddddddd for me and PI
	12:27pm Luna: 'mammut!!!!!!!!
	12:28pm Diane Kamikaze: Hey All! VOIVODDDDDDD!! @Polyus, no, haven't heard the new BP yet, and we do not have it. At 1 I am playing Part 1 - Pioneers of Punk... this is original interviews from the research for the Please Kill Me Book, with narrating and comments by Michael Des Barres, and authors Gillian McCain and Legs McNeil. A great book if you haven't read it (duh). AND I'm very psyched for Carcass tonight in NYC :) Hope you are all having a great week!
	12:30pm coe: 'ello all
	12:31pm coe: Legs actually walked past me at the D Generation show the other night.
	12:33pm Diane Kamikaze: I don't know if I'd recognize him. I'm terrible at recognizing people unless I've met them prior. THEN I'm a pain in the ass! :)
	12:36pm Luna: Happy Birthday to The Outer Limits! Break out yer 3-D glasses.
	12:37pm coe: I actually clamed up. I was going to say hi but I felt very intrusive. :)
	12:40pm Diane Kamikaze: Yes Luna! 3D glasses ALL DAY!!!
	12:42pm Chris from DC: ah, missed VOIVOD!
	12:48pm common: me too chris. dammit.
	12:53pm herb.nyc: Diane sez Carcass; lunch on table now!
	1:06pm Cecile: Lou answered his own question - rock gave those topics an immediacy.
	1:09pm Cecile: was this made for Little Steven's Sirius Radio channel? I know Michael Des Barres has a show over there.
	1:18pm Diane Kamikaze: I don't think so, Cecile. It seems to have been put together with a larger context.
	1:20pm Polyus: Can you believe there was actually a time when bands like the Stooges, MC5, Mothers, etc were actually signed by major labels?
	1:21pm Cecile: Maybe something for NPR> Poly, and Captain Beefheart and King Crimson, and Patti Smith, and Tim Buckley. I believe it, but only because I was there for part of it.
	1:22pm herb.nyc: (JWaters 20" segment, wnyc, over)
	1:23pm V Priceless: can you believe there was a time when there were major labels?
	1:31pm Alejandroool: music biz was still able to capitalize off the apparent dangerous/rebellious subcultures. Nowadays barely anything in music, seems to be dangerous enough to even bother capitalizing on
	1:31pm Dean: http://creativepr.org/
	1:32pm Alejandroool: Always enjoy your show when I'm able to tune in Diane, thanks, afternoon fellow Kamikazers
	1:32pm Dean: More precisely, http://creativepr.org/project/stories-from-the-please-kill-me-archive/
	1:33pm common: this is pretty great diane.
	1:35pm Michael 98145: what common said
	1:36pm Michael 98145: ( i still think FMU should be a Sirius/XM channel )
	1:42pm el BO-Bo: Why is this being transmitted on FMU? Its wonderful but at this point in history this is all commercial BS. Propagating this story to the masses cheapens it, in my opinion. It's making me sad, nostalgic. I miss those days.
	1:45pm el BO-Bo: If FMU becomes a Sirius/XFM station, I'll never listen to it ever again. Just sayin'
	1:45pm Michael 98145: i understand that
	1:50pm Cecile: el Bo-bo, just because it comes from a different, slicker source doesn't mean than it's bad. Doug Schulkind excavated a great, long-forgotten NPR jazz series on John Coltrane and it was wonderful.
	1:50pm Cecile: Also, there are people who don't know the history. More than you think.
	1:51pm common: true, cecile.
	1:51pm Dean: By the time I saw Johansen with Syl Sylvain and, I think, Jerry Nolan, in OC c.1979, they did not make it look easy. They were working hard.
	1:52pm Cecile: but I understand about seeing your past become popular. People parrot stuff about the 80s that is just wrong. Like how it was all fun...
	👻 1:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: I had a rental car one time with Sirius/XM. A display in the gauges said "Garage" and I couldn't figure out why it was telling me to put the vehicle into some garage. I eventually figured out that the display was the XM info and I was tuned to Little Steven's Underground Garage channel. ¯\(°_o)/¯
	1:53pm Alejandroool: The stories are always good, but yes El BO-bo, the presentation/packaging of these types of docs always cheapens things. However if it inspires any younger generation people to play music/do anything then all the better. I'm an early 80's baby and didn't discover this stuff until late teens. If I had seen/heard any docs like this when I was even younger than that, it woulda been great. Still not a fan of the packaging of these things every time I see a similar doc.
	1:54pm Cecile: I've listened to it in the car. They play some good stuff. I'm not going to chase it down, but its a lot better than Clear Channel.
	1:57pm melinda: Cecile do you know the Vaselines' 'I Hate the 80s'? Your comment reminded me of it.
	1:57pm slugluv1313: amazing stuff, Diane (but ooooo do i feel old, haha!) THANK YOU!!!
	1:59pm cee: hey i enjoyed that. thanks!
	1:59pm Michael 98145: a simpler time. despite St Reagan.
	2:00pm chris: FMU on sirius would give me a reason to subscribe to sirius... and i agree with Cecile on this one, el BO-Bo... docs have their place. done well, they're like reliving the past. Thanks, Diane! love the PKM segment!
	2:01pm Cecile: I don't Melinda. I should listen to them again.
	2:02pm Cecile: actually, Michael, most of this punk stuff happened during Nixon/Ford/Carter's administration.
	2:02pm Cecile: Hardcore = Reagan
	2:03pm slugluv1313: Cecile, you are so right -- so much misinformation out there -- like i have had to explain to more than one young-un that having green hair (for example) would have gotten you thrown outta high school, & if you were older, beaten up, ridiculed, etc. . . . and bands like The Ramones (and The Clash and even The Pretenders) were most definitely NOT considered "classic rock"
	2:03pm Michael 98145: yup, guess so. long time ago.
	2:04pm el BO-Bo: Ok. Agree to disagree. Like Cecile says, it wasn't the same way its presented in the docs. Same with the freakin 80's. It makes me feel old and sad that those times are forever gone. Oh well.
	2:04pm Dean: Ford administration, right. One of my one-night-stand bands (Sweet Puddin'heads) did a tune about Nelson Rockefeller, then VP.
	2:04pm slugluv1313: yup, first heard about the New York Dolls around 1972 -- Nixon days
	2:04pm Cecile: I had a friend who went to LA in the late 80s, and came back to Houghton, MI with pink hair. A whole school bus full of kids stopped to gawk and mock her.
	2:05pm cee: spitfires rip!
	2:05pm Cecile: el Bo-bo, they're gone in some ways, but when I get with old friends, I feel the spirit again..
	2:05pm V Priceless: better to feel old than to be dust, I say...
	2:06pm Cecile: exactly. I get up in the morning to hopefully learn one new thing every day...
	2:07pm Michael 98145: @Cecile, a good reason to listen to FMU
	2:07pm Cecile: speaking of that, diane do you know about The Grindmother? Exactly Michael.
	2:07pm Cecile: The band is a 67 year old mom, her son and his friends. She's a pretty credible singer!
	2:08pm Cecile: www.youtube.com...
	2:08pm Michael 98145: anger doesn't diminish with age
	2:09pm Cecile: Someone said that she has more anger than anyone - she actually gave birth! hahaha
	2:11pm slugluv1313: @ Cecile -- my ex & i were walking through the town in Union County, NJ where he still lived with his parents, about 1978, i think -- a van pulled up near us (complete with freakin' Confederate flag draped in back window! pretty sure they were blasting some sort of "Southern Rock" too) & started yelling crap at us -- so we both started towards the van, which instantly sped away -- we later found out from my ex's younger brother that they were afraid of us, thought we were going to kill them (!) b/c we were these evil "punk rockers" (weird thing was, we were not even looking/dressed that "out there" that day)
	2:13pm Michael 98145: now kids on the street look like biker gangs from hell
	2:14pm Jim Devoid: VIKING DEATH METAL!
	2:15pm Cecile: what jim said
	2:16pm el BO-Bo: Oh, BTW, I hate NPR: They supported the war in Iraq and misled all of us with BS information. Anything coming out of NPR smells.
	2:17pm slugluv1313: yes what Jim siad! GRINDMOTHER is freakin' AWESOME!!!!!!!
	2:17pm Chris from DC: rawk
	2:18pm chris: <looses flaming arrow toward the NPR battlements>
	2:18pm Cecile: Isn't she? el Bo-BO, I don't much like them, but this was an excellent series.
	2:18pm Cecile: YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
	👻 2:18pm Ken From Hyde Park: You get exactly one chance to be the Grindmother. Very glad that worked out so well for all involved.
	2:18pm Chris from DC: Th'tak!
	2:18pm Jim Devoid: My local library actually had Amon Amarth in their new bin! Glad I borrowed it!
	2:19pm Cecile: YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
	2:20pm Diane Kamikaze: Nice library, Jim! I remember years ago my local library had the first Ramones lp when it came out... I don't think I've been inside a library in 2016, yikes!
	2:20pm Cecile: This video is awesome for several reasons. The mysterious sky Doritos, sand, and the fact it's filmed on an island by the winner of the Ingmar Bergman prize. www.youtube.com...
	2:22pm Cecile: I got the term sky Doritos from a god of a YouTube commenter.
	2:23pm Jim Devoid: Library executive director is a friend who used to play in a local hardcore band, think he "loosened up" their purchases! Also snagged the new Bob Mould disc at the same time.
	2:24pm Polyus: I get tons of stuff from the local library system, including finding stuff I hear on this show.
	2:24pm Cecile: there's a couple of ex-punk rockers at the Mpls Library - I should go there more. Ha! Poly, you're going to my library system
	2:26pm Polyus: Definitely a nice way to figure out if you want to buy something. Also indispensable for road trips, when you are tired of all the jams you have.
	2:29pm Chris from DC: YES
	2:29pm slugluv1313: FASCINATING! how many of us "old punks" end up working at libraries . . . and/or doing cat/dog/etc. rescue, animal rights stuff, etc. . . . ! and yes, tons of great stuff through my local library system too :)
	2:31pm Cecile: It made me smile and laugh to know that the Primitive Calculators, one of the more nihilistic Oz punk bands ever are teaching college and curating libraries.
	2:31pm el BO-Bo: These songs rawk hard. Excellence!
	2:32pm Cecile: carcasssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
	2:35pm Chris from DC: Are their fans Urgehalics?
	2:35pm Cecile: ..and their CDs look nice too. hahaha
	2:36pm Michael 98145: ( Kvelertak - Stranglehold )
	2:38pm Chris from DC: Thank you!
	2:38pm Cecile: YAH
	2:39pm Rev. Turnip Druid: what Cecile said @2:32. Again, here.
	2:39pm chris: rooooooooaaaaarrrrrrr!
	2:41pm Polyus: re: Mark Volman on Michael Shelley's show - I heard him interview Howard Kaylan a few years ago, and it was really entertaining. Not a big fan of the music they have done, but he had a lot of good show biz stories. Volman will probably be the same.
	2:50pm alan from sacto: Got here late, but glad I'm not missing this.
	2:51pm common: harvey!
	2:55pm V Priceless: JJ! Thanks for the ear-blast, Diane!
	2:57pm cthulhu: cthulhu likes...
	2:58pm Cecile: black eyed snakes aka Low.
	3:00pm chris: thanks, Diane!

Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine: Playlist from August 4, 2016

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