WFMU: Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl: Playlist from November 27, 2018

Listener comments!
	3:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: who the hell has carrot cake?
	3:08pm J: Fugazi friday
	3:09pm tim from champaign: Howdy! I was listening to Band of Gypsys last week and definitely heard some Fugazi rhythms in that. I know Ian Mackaye is a big Hendrix fan but that was the first time I think I picked out a direct influence.
	3:10pm J: RIP Ian so sad
	3:11pm zopa: RTD! I have brownies.
	3:11pm MD: FUBAR!...NOT REALLY! LOVIN IT!!!!
	3:12pm Howard F: Tim: are you referring to Machine Gun?
	3:12pm tim from champaign: Are you goofin, J?
	3:12pm Brian in New Orleans: checking in from the big squeegee... btw what was that punk song your guest played 3 weeks ago where they counted to 100? thx!
	3:13pm MD: hey...guess who was 25 years ahead of their time...? you get one guess!!!
	3:13pm Mick: J you just scared the f* out of me for a second. Not necessary, but i am now super awake
	3:15pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Creamo et Blastrodeurs.
	3:15pm tim from champaign: @Howard F , yes definitely! - more specifically I was listening to the Live At Fillmore East. I also heard some Fugazi in Stone Free and Power of Soul.
	3:16pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: What is the best Minor Threat album to get? Fugazi? I mean if you could only pick one as an intro?
	3:16pm Katya Oddio: Cheers from one who was lucky enough to grow up in DC with these guys!
	3:16pm PKNY: @Neil- if you're pickup up physical media, you can get the entire MT discography on one CD from Dischord.
	3:19pm ultradamno: Yeah, Complete Discography for MT. Hi Blastards, CC!
	3:21pm PKNY: As far as Fugazi, my intro pick would be "Repeater", followed by "13 Songs".
	3:22pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @PKNY-wow! OK!
	3:22pm Garden Variety Lurker: Seems Ian and Joe have a new band with no name and Ian's wife on drums.
	3:22pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Fugazi was one of my favorite live shows I've ever seen.
	3:23pm tim from champaign: @Wild Neil - In On the Kill Taker is my favorite. I think Fugazi is a band that progressed with each album. I find their earliest stuff good but their mid to late 90s albums are excellent.
	3:23pm tokenware: was just listening to (yet another) Fugazi instrumental this morning
	3:23pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: I am afraid to listen to the live show I heard back in the day for fear that it doesn't sound as good as I remember it.
	3:24pm Stevel: The Flex Your Head comp, by Dischord, was my introduction to DC Hardcore. Pretty amazing collection.
	3:25pm TDK60: Hi DJ CC. Saw Fugazi in the '90s, great show. Preachy, so what? '91 is when "punk" broke: '80s punkers were worn out, and broke.
	3:26pm Johnzon: Im not of "a certain generation"... I didn't even get to experience the Fugazi backlash
	3:26pm Johnzon: when does the certain generation start?
	3:26pm Stevel: Always love this live video of Waiting Room. www.youtube.com...
	3:27pm Johnzon: what are y'all so certain about... just that Fugazi is great? I want certainty!
	3:27pm Howard F: Phish?
	3:27pm The Oscar: I'll admit to being on the younger side of the Fugazi divide :(
	3:28pm rklump: sush! play music
	3:28pm crateslinger: I ignored Fugazi. Maybe I'll check them out someday.
	3:28pm Johnzon: Netflix should throw some money at fmu... just not enough to ruin your street cred...
	3:29pm crateslinger: Minor Threat was the shit tho.
	3:29pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Fugazi played in my college cafeteria. I saw them eating dinner before the show at the next table.
	3:30pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: That is so cool when another band shows they have good taste, too. You must have been really psyched, Creamo.
	3:30pm Michele: Thomas is my favorite
	3:30pm J: I saw Shudder to Think open for the Fugazis. The monos didn't love em. It was epic
	3:30pm rklump: kill it with a tune...
	3:32pm Mr. Palchepo.: Embrace and RoS were my two favorite bands my senior year, but Fugazi never really did it for me. Surprised me too.
	3:32pm Howard F: My favorite is Lungfish.
	3:33pm ultradamno: Flex Your Head and Go Go Crankin', the two big eighties DC comps.
	3:34pm ultradamno: Artificial Peace was always my favorite on Flex.
	3:34pm Joe D.: flipping out at these flutes
	3:35pm TDK60: Wasn't into their records much, but Government Issue (G.I.) was fun live.
	3:37pm TDK60: Howard F: Lungfish were interesting. Sort of poetry to almost-psychy drone.
	3:38pm tim from champaign: Lungfish is the best! I caught Fugazi 3 times. August 1991 in Kalamazoo MI with Nation of Ulysses and Trenchmouth, summer 1993 in Green Bay WI with Unrest and summer 1994 in Plymouth MI with Laughing Hyenas and Slant 6.
	3:41pm Howard F: TDK60: Absolutely! They were oddball band on Dischord. Artificial Horizon is a great record.
	3:43pm TDK60: Saw M.D.C. a few times in the '80s -wild. Played with C.O.C. a few times. Saw the DKs 1x, Black Flag a few times. Never saw Husker Du, oh well.
	3:48pm crateslinger: That's pretty impressive TDK60. I crashed with MDC in SF for a weekend, and hung out with COC a couple times in NYC, but never saw DK's, BF, or HD.
	3:51pm crateslinger: No wait, I think I saw Husker Du at the Middle East Cafe in Boston in 86 or 87.
	3:52pm Stevel: Saw Husker Du a bunch in Madison, often with the Replacements, '82-'84. Only caught DKs and BF once, both in Denver one summer, soon after Rollins joined BF ('83?)
	3:52pm ultradamno: I saw HD at The Jockey Club around that time...I think Battalion of Saints might have been on the bill.
	3:53pm TDK60: Saw lots of less-known H/C bands too. Raw Power from Italy, Stretchmarks from Canada, Rhythm Pigs from El Paso, The Offenders from Austin, Adrenalin O.D. from NJ, etc., etc....
	3:54pm Howard F: Stevel: did it feel like you were seeing something important? or was it just another cool show?
	3:55pm crateslinger: Ultradamno - are you from Cincinatti?
	3:55pm SSS: Only to you my friend.
	3:57pm ultradamno: @crateslinger Indiana, but spent a lot of time there @TDK I saw Raw Power with Riistetyt. Man, they HATED one another!
	3:57pm TDK60: ...The Five and Carsickness, both from Pittsburgh; Carsickness was like punk meets jazzy art rock.
	3:58pm Stevel: Howard F: Re. BF, I was impressed to be there. It was an afternoon all-ages show. Sparsely attended and very raw. I'd heard a few cuts, prior which were vaguely terrifying in all the best ways. Rollins had long hair and was warming up by running up the walls (taking three steps) like any good skateboarder. DKs was super special, as the show was shut down early by the fire marshal. I stood on a radiator to shoot photos which were not very good, but hey.
	3:59pm Stevel: Husker Du were more familiar, as were the Replacements. I tried not to miss any of their shows.
	3:59pm TDK60: ultradamno: So, the Finns and Italians weren't groovin' together. I saw Riistetyt too. We were disappointed as they'd left behind their hyper-speed-thrash for a more new wave sound.
	4:00pm Howard F: Stevel: DK's stand out to me as a great band. I believe they were a bit older and more proficient. Fresh Fruit is still a keeper for me.
	4:02pm TDK60: Howard & Stevel: The Dead Kennedys were great. A lot to say, and a bit older, they preceded the H/C thing by a few years I think.
	4:02pm Stevel: Howard F. I'd agree, although the Huskers did nothing but grow stronger. When I saw them, they were the best example of HC meets Psych/shifting melodic textures. Intense but melodic.
	4:03pm ultradamno: Riistetyt stayed at my friend's house in Muncie and left behind a pair of pants that stand on their own like a sculpture. They and Raw Power were on a MRR sponsored package tour. While Raw Power played they snapped at RP and heckled. Yay Sauna Youth!
	4:06pm crateslinger: Ultradamno - if that was in 87 I was there. Skinheads stole my leather jacket while I was sleeping on the couch.
	4:06pm Mr. Palchepo.: We probably all wrote each other.
	4:06pm Tommy in Neversink: Digging da show
	4:08pm ultradamno: Might have been earlier than that. I think Metal Circus was still recent. Maybe 84.
	4:09pm convoy_pt2: There just somethin about good music☠️☠️☠️
	4:11pm crateslinger: Yeah I guess I wasn't there. I don't even know who was playing, but it was some punk house in Muncie. Probably had a lot of shows. I can't remember details. I was pretty drunk from like 84 - 97. Not proud. Just saying.
	4:13pm ultradamno: Punk house in Muncie, were the tenants all gals? Or maybe Modern Vending?
	4:13pm crateslinger: It was girls for sure.
	4:15pm ultradamno: We may have met. If it's the house I'm thinking of, I was there a lot
	4:15pm Lixiviated Life: hunh wha? I think I fell asleep for a minute there. Ok, I'm back
	4:20pm crateslinger: Cool. I lived in the Yellow House in Cincinnati for about a year. I don't know if that means anything to anybody. We went to Dayton a lot, and Muncie a couple times. Mostlly the Jockey Club.
	4:23pm ultradamno: The Jockey should have been declared a national landmark. There was a sideroom I got to peruse a couple of times full of stuff from it's casino days like a table with little horses sticking out of slots for people to bet on...
	4:25pm TDK60: ...forgot to mention more great Canadian H/C bands from the '80s: D.O.A., NoMeansNo, and S.N.F.U.
	4:26pm crateslinger: Yeah I went back there too - lots of mysteries. Remember Shorty with the cigar ash all over his shirt? There used to be a Jockey Club memorial website. Maybe it's still up. I'm not on it because I was just passing through, but you should check it out. Might see some familiar faces, if it still exists.
	4:27pm crateslinger: @TDK60 you forgot the greatest Canadian punk band of all: Dayglow Abortions
	4:31pm crateslinger: @Ultradamno - There's a girl who's on the comments board a lot who's from the Cinci 80's scene as well. I'm not going to out her here, but maybe you've talked to her. She's not on here as much as she was a few years ago.
	4:31pm Mr. Palchepo.: Greatest HC band of all NOTA from Tulsa. I stand behind that.
	4:32pm ultradamno: Yeah, I definitely remember Shorty. One time a bunch of Muncie people went to see, I think it was The Vandals and Fang, but no bands or audience when we got there. Shorty served us Foster's and we watched Coal Miner's Daughter on TV and pledged to tell everyone we saw a hot new band called CMD.
	4:33pm ultradamno: I know Kat knows the Manwich people as do I (one of whom was one of the Punk Rock Sorority of Muncie girls)
	4:35pm crateslinger: I know Manwich and the girl you're talking about stayed with me and my girlfriend in my squat 25 years ago before she went to Ireland and married that guy, but I think she's back. She was my best friend's girlfriend, but everybody was in love with her.
	4:36pm crateslinger: I just last week had Thanksgiving with the Manwich guitar player's brother who was in 11,000 Switches.
	4:39pm ultradamno: She's still in MN, to best of my knowledge. But we were good friends (I even survived her saying "bloody" in every other sentence after coming back from Ireland)
	4:42pm crateslinger: That is amazing. She turned me on to Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Einstursende Neubeauten (pass the cigarette), and Rabelais. If you see her tell her I married that girl, but I would leave her in a second if she'll have me. Nice to meet you Ultradamno but they're shutting off the lights so I gotta get on my bike. best...
	4:44pm ultradamno: I turned her onto The Birthday Party in Muncie, so by transitive properties I turned you onto Nick Cave ;)
	4:50pm Stevel: The idea that anyone was turned onto The Birthday Party in Muncie is nearly beyond belief! Did they appear there?
	4:52pm crateslinger: UD I owe you one!
	4:53pm ultradamno: Naw. But between Forced Exposure and an uncommonly cool Muncie record store called Repeat Performance their influence made it there.
	4:55pm Polyus: Whoa hey my neighbor here in Mpls is a former Cincy punk from back then as well. I don’t think was ever on active playlist though.
	4:56pm Katya Oddio: Muncie had a cool punk cassette label, too, right? That's how I heard of Muncie
	4:56pm Michael 98145: cool record stores were a lifeline for many of us ...
	4:57pm ultradamno: @Katya are you thinking of the late Jon Rans' Bob Chaos tapes (which put out the Muncie Sampler series)?
	4:58pm Katya Oddio: Right, Bob Chaos. Thanks. I was digging around in the noggin and it wouldn't come up with it.
	5:00pm Katya Oddio: Here's to the Internet. Talk about a "lifeline!" Long live WFMU.
	5:01pm Michael 98145: what Katya Oddio just said :)
	5:12pm ultradamno: Muncie's No Bar & Grill today: imgbox.com...
	5:15pm JetBoy of Brooklyn: Wow!! This rocks. Amazing.
	5:17pm Katya Oddio: Ouch, ultradamno. My 2nd home was a DC club called d.c. space. It is now a Starbucks, BUT the guy who owns the upstairs is a DC scene historian who keeps a lively archive tribute up there. Earthless, yes.
	5:20pm gorbin n: Loooooooooooooooving this!
	5:23pm chris: hey, Creamo and gang. shout out to Isaiah and the whole Earthless crew! i wonder if they're still down in South America...
	5:26pm chris: my jaw dropped to the floor when Isaiah told me he jammed with Damo Suzuki at a Roadburn quite a few years ago... how cool is that????
	5:30pm Davis: my oh my
	5:40pm Davis: that was a great track
	5:52pm Katya Oddio: Creamo, thanks for the track from Dezerter! Love that MRR rekkid! Yay!
	5:58pm Creamo Coyl: You betcha! thx fer lissenninnn y'all....
	5:59pm ultradamno: Good blast. Thanks Creamo.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Fugazi	Arpeggiator "Arpeggiator" by "Fugazi"	End Hits	Dischord	1998	CD
Fugazi	Combination Lock "Combination Lock" by "Fugazi"	Red Medicine	Dischord	1995	CD			0:04:14 (Pop-up)
Fugazi	Steady Diet "Steady Diet" by "Fugazi"	Steady Diet Of Nothing	Dischord	1991	CD			0:06:57 (Pop-up)
Fugazi	Sweet And Low "Sweet And Low" by "Fugazi"	In On The Kill Taker	Dischord	1993	CD			0:10:36 (Pop-up)

?Fog	5 Heads Of State + Scream "5 Heads Of State + Scream" by "?Fog"	7-inch Round Black Thing EP	Bunkerpop	2018	7"	rec. 1985	*	0:29:48 (Pop-up)
Siglo XX	Factory "Factory" by "Siglo XX"	S/T		1981	Cassette			0:33:44 (Pop-up)
De Brassers	Sick In Your Mind "Sick In Your Mind" by "De Brassers"	Levend		1981	Cassette			0:37:56 (Pop-up)
Gordons	Mono Flo "Mono Flo" by "Gordons"	Volume 2	Gordons	1984	LP			0:43:03 (Pop-up)
Dezerter	Kto "Kto" by "Dezerter"	Underground Out Of Poland	Maximum Rocknroll	1987	LP			0:45:21 (Pop-up)

Stella	Firing Squad "Firing Squad" by "Stella"	Career Suicide	self-released	2018	LP		*	0:58:25 (Pop-up)
Sauna Youth	Laura "Laura" by "Sauna Youth"	Deaths	Upset The Rhythm	2018	LP		*	0:57:33 (Pop-up)
Terry	Fortress "Fortress" by "Terry"	I'm Terry	Upset The Rhythm	2018	LP		*	1:00:26 (Pop-up)
Carbonas	Frothing At The Mouth "Frothing At The Mouth" by "Carbonas"	Your Moral Superiors: Singles and Rarities	Goner	2018	2LP		*	1:02:48 (Pop-up)
Beta Boys	Late Nite Acts "Late Nite Acts" by "Beta Boys"	Late Nite Acts	Feel It!	2018	LP		*	1:05:43 (Pop-up)
Pious Faults	Not Me "Not Me" by "Pious Faults"	Old Thread	Feel It!	2018	LP		*	1:09:36 (Pop-up)

Chaser	Myrtle Beach "Myrtle Beach" by "Chaser"	S/T	Not Unlike	2018	CD		*	1:20:30 (Pop-up)
Manhattan Love Suicide	Nervous Wracks + Speechless	Enormous Nitemare	Suicide	1994	CD			1:24:23 (Pop-up)
Full Blast	Rio Two "Rio Two" by "Full Blast"	Rio	Trost/QTV	2018	LP		*	1:30:39 (Pop-up)
Electrelane	Long Dark "Long Dark" by "Electrelane"	Rock It To The Moon	Mr. Lady	2002	CD			1:36:29 (Pop-up)

Alec Empire	Hard Like It's A Pose	The Destroyer	Digital Hardcore	1998	CD			1:53:24 (Pop-up)
White Suns	Cenote "Cenote" by "White Suns"	Sinews	Load	2012	CD			1:58:23 (Pop-up)
E.M.A.K.	Aranea "Aranea" by "E.M.A.K."	A Synthetic History of E.M.A.K. 1982-1988	Soul Jazz	2010	CD			2:04:39 (Pop-up)

Earthless	Flower Travelin' Man "Flower Travelin' Man" by "Earthless"	Sonic Prayer	Gravity	2005	CD			2:10:59 (Pop-up)
UFO	Boogie "Boogie" by "UFO"	UFO 1	AKA	1982	LP	reissue		2:31:00 (Pop-up)
Vulcan	Lightning "Lightning" by "Vulcan"	Meet Your Ghost	13	1985	LP			2:35:24 (Pop-up)
Negative Space	The Calm After The Storm	Brown Acid: The Seventh Trip	RidingEasy	2018	CD		*	2:39:43 (Pop-up)

Jim Shepard	Side B "Side B" by "Jim Shepard"	The Letter Tapes	Feeding Tube	2018	Cassette		*	2:50:54 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: who the hell has carrot cake?
	3:08pm J: Fugazi friday
	3:09pm tim from champaign: Howdy! I was listening to Band of Gypsys last week and definitely heard some Fugazi rhythms in that. I know Ian Mackaye is a big Hendrix fan but that was the first time I think I picked out a direct influence.
	3:10pm J: RIP Ian so sad
	3:11pm zopa: RTD! I have brownies.
	3:11pm MD: FUBAR!...NOT REALLY! LOVIN IT!!!!
	3:12pm Howard F: Tim: are you referring to Machine Gun?
	3:12pm tim from champaign: Are you goofin, J?
	3:12pm Brian in New Orleans: checking in from the big squeegee... btw what was that punk song your guest played 3 weeks ago where they counted to 100? thx!
	3:13pm MD: hey...guess who was 25 years ahead of their time...? you get one guess!!!
	3:13pm Mick: J you just scared the f* out of me for a second. Not necessary, but i am now super awake
	3:15pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Creamo et Blastrodeurs.
	3:15pm tim from champaign: @Howard F , yes definitely! - more specifically I was listening to the Live At Fillmore East. I also heard some Fugazi in Stone Free and Power of Soul.
	3:16pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: What is the best Minor Threat album to get? Fugazi? I mean if you could only pick one as an intro?
	3:16pm Katya Oddio: Cheers from one who was lucky enough to grow up in DC with these guys!
	3:16pm PKNY: @Neil- if you're pickup up physical media, you can get the entire MT discography on one CD from Dischord.
	3:19pm ultradamno: Yeah, Complete Discography for MT. Hi Blastards, CC!
	3:21pm PKNY: As far as Fugazi, my intro pick would be "Repeater", followed by "13 Songs".
	3:22pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @PKNY-wow! OK!
	3:22pm Garden Variety Lurker: Seems Ian and Joe have a new band with no name and Ian's wife on drums.
	3:22pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Fugazi was one of my favorite live shows I've ever seen.
	3:23pm tim from champaign: @Wild Neil - In On the Kill Taker is my favorite. I think Fugazi is a band that progressed with each album. I find their earliest stuff good but their mid to late 90s albums are excellent.
	3:23pm tokenware: was just listening to (yet another) Fugazi instrumental this morning
	3:23pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: I am afraid to listen to the live show I heard back in the day for fear that it doesn't sound as good as I remember it.
	3:24pm Stevel: The Flex Your Head comp, by Dischord, was my introduction to DC Hardcore. Pretty amazing collection.
	3:25pm TDK60: Hi DJ CC. Saw Fugazi in the '90s, great show. Preachy, so what? '91 is when "punk" broke: '80s punkers were worn out, and broke.
	3:26pm Johnzon: Im not of "a certain generation"... I didn't even get to experience the Fugazi backlash
	3:26pm Johnzon: when does the certain generation start?
	3:26pm Stevel: Always love this live video of Waiting Room. www.youtube.com...
	3:27pm Johnzon: what are y'all so certain about... just that Fugazi is great? I want certainty!
	3:27pm Howard F: Phish?
	3:27pm The Oscar: I'll admit to being on the younger side of the Fugazi divide :(
	3:28pm rklump: sush! play music
	3:28pm crateslinger: I ignored Fugazi. Maybe I'll check them out someday.
	3:28pm Johnzon: Netflix should throw some money at fmu... just not enough to ruin your street cred...
	3:29pm crateslinger: Minor Threat was the shit tho.
	3:29pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Fugazi played in my college cafeteria. I saw them eating dinner before the show at the next table.
	3:30pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: That is so cool when another band shows they have good taste, too. You must have been really psyched, Creamo.
	3:30pm Michele: Thomas is my favorite
	3:30pm J: I saw Shudder to Think open for the Fugazis. The monos didn't love em. It was epic
	3:30pm rklump: kill it with a tune...
	3:32pm Mr. Palchepo.: Embrace and RoS were my two favorite bands my senior year, but Fugazi never really did it for me. Surprised me too.
	3:32pm Howard F: My favorite is Lungfish.
	3:33pm ultradamno: Flex Your Head and Go Go Crankin', the two big eighties DC comps.
	3:34pm ultradamno: Artificial Peace was always my favorite on Flex.
	3:34pm Joe D.: flipping out at these flutes
	3:35pm TDK60: Wasn't into their records much, but Government Issue (G.I.) was fun live.
	3:37pm TDK60: Howard F: Lungfish were interesting. Sort of poetry to almost-psychy drone.
	3:38pm tim from champaign: Lungfish is the best! I caught Fugazi 3 times. August 1991 in Kalamazoo MI with Nation of Ulysses and Trenchmouth, summer 1993 in Green Bay WI with Unrest and summer 1994 in Plymouth MI with Laughing Hyenas and Slant 6.
	3:41pm Howard F: TDK60: Absolutely! They were oddball band on Dischord. Artificial Horizon is a great record.
	3:43pm TDK60: Saw M.D.C. a few times in the '80s -wild. Played with C.O.C. a few times. Saw the DKs 1x, Black Flag a few times. Never saw Husker Du, oh well.
	3:48pm crateslinger: That's pretty impressive TDK60. I crashed with MDC in SF for a weekend, and hung out with COC a couple times in NYC, but never saw DK's, BF, or HD.
	3:51pm crateslinger: No wait, I think I saw Husker Du at the Middle East Cafe in Boston in 86 or 87.
	3:52pm Stevel: Saw Husker Du a bunch in Madison, often with the Replacements, '82-'84. Only caught DKs and BF once, both in Denver one summer, soon after Rollins joined BF ('83?)
	3:52pm ultradamno: I saw HD at The Jockey Club around that time...I think Battalion of Saints might have been on the bill.
	3:53pm TDK60: Saw lots of less-known H/C bands too. Raw Power from Italy, Stretchmarks from Canada, Rhythm Pigs from El Paso, The Offenders from Austin, Adrenalin O.D. from NJ, etc., etc....
	3:54pm Howard F: Stevel: did it feel like you were seeing something important? or was it just another cool show?
	3:55pm crateslinger: Ultradamno - are you from Cincinatti?
	3:55pm SSS: Only to you my friend.
	3:57pm ultradamno: @crateslinger Indiana, but spent a lot of time there @TDK I saw Raw Power with Riistetyt. Man, they HATED one another!
	3:57pm TDK60: ...The Five and Carsickness, both from Pittsburgh; Carsickness was like punk meets jazzy art rock.
	3:58pm Stevel: Howard F: Re. BF, I was impressed to be there. It was an afternoon all-ages show. Sparsely attended and very raw. I'd heard a few cuts, prior which were vaguely terrifying in all the best ways. Rollins had long hair and was warming up by running up the walls (taking three steps) like any good skateboarder. DKs was super special, as the show was shut down early by the fire marshal. I stood on a radiator to shoot photos which were not very good, but hey.
	3:59pm Stevel: Husker Du were more familiar, as were the Replacements. I tried not to miss any of their shows.
	3:59pm TDK60: ultradamno: So, the Finns and Italians weren't groovin' together. I saw Riistetyt too. We were disappointed as they'd left behind their hyper-speed-thrash for a more new wave sound.
	4:00pm Howard F: Stevel: DK's stand out to me as a great band. I believe they were a bit older and more proficient. Fresh Fruit is still a keeper for me.
	4:02pm TDK60: Howard & Stevel: The Dead Kennedys were great. A lot to say, and a bit older, they preceded the H/C thing by a few years I think.
	4:02pm Stevel: Howard F. I'd agree, although the Huskers did nothing but grow stronger. When I saw them, they were the best example of HC meets Psych/shifting melodic textures. Intense but melodic.
	4:03pm ultradamno: Riistetyt stayed at my friend's house in Muncie and left behind a pair of pants that stand on their own like a sculpture. They and Raw Power were on a MRR sponsored package tour. While Raw Power played they snapped at RP and heckled. Yay Sauna Youth!
	4:06pm crateslinger: Ultradamno - if that was in 87 I was there. Skinheads stole my leather jacket while I was sleeping on the couch.
	4:06pm Mr. Palchepo.: We probably all wrote each other.
	4:06pm Tommy in Neversink: Digging da show
	4:08pm ultradamno: Might have been earlier than that. I think Metal Circus was still recent. Maybe 84.
	4:09pm convoy_pt2: There just somethin about good music☠️☠️☠️
	4:11pm crateslinger: Yeah I guess I wasn't there. I don't even know who was playing, but it was some punk house in Muncie. Probably had a lot of shows. I can't remember details. I was pretty drunk from like 84 - 97. Not proud. Just saying.
	4:13pm ultradamno: Punk house in Muncie, were the tenants all gals? Or maybe Modern Vending?
	4:13pm crateslinger: It was girls for sure.
	4:15pm ultradamno: We may have met. If it's the house I'm thinking of, I was there a lot
	4:15pm Lixiviated Life: hunh wha? I think I fell asleep for a minute there. Ok, I'm back
	4:20pm crateslinger: Cool. I lived in the Yellow House in Cincinnati for about a year. I don't know if that means anything to anybody. We went to Dayton a lot, and Muncie a couple times. Mostlly the Jockey Club.
	4:23pm ultradamno: The Jockey should have been declared a national landmark. There was a sideroom I got to peruse a couple of times full of stuff from it's casino days like a table with little horses sticking out of slots for people to bet on...
	4:25pm TDK60: ...forgot to mention more great Canadian H/C bands from the '80s: D.O.A., NoMeansNo, and S.N.F.U.
	4:26pm crateslinger: Yeah I went back there too - lots of mysteries. Remember Shorty with the cigar ash all over his shirt? There used to be a Jockey Club memorial website. Maybe it's still up. I'm not on it because I was just passing through, but you should check it out. Might see some familiar faces, if it still exists.
	4:27pm crateslinger: @TDK60 you forgot the greatest Canadian punk band of all: Dayglow Abortions
	4:31pm crateslinger: @Ultradamno - There's a girl who's on the comments board a lot who's from the Cinci 80's scene as well. I'm not going to out her here, but maybe you've talked to her. She's not on here as much as she was a few years ago.
	4:31pm Mr. Palchepo.: Greatest HC band of all NOTA from Tulsa. I stand behind that.
	4:32pm ultradamno: Yeah, I definitely remember Shorty. One time a bunch of Muncie people went to see, I think it was The Vandals and Fang, but no bands or audience when we got there. Shorty served us Foster's and we watched Coal Miner's Daughter on TV and pledged to tell everyone we saw a hot new band called CMD.
	4:33pm ultradamno: I know Kat knows the Manwich people as do I (one of whom was one of the Punk Rock Sorority of Muncie girls)
	4:35pm crateslinger: I know Manwich and the girl you're talking about stayed with me and my girlfriend in my squat 25 years ago before she went to Ireland and married that guy, but I think she's back. She was my best friend's girlfriend, but everybody was in love with her.
	4:36pm crateslinger: I just last week had Thanksgiving with the Manwich guitar player's brother who was in 11,000 Switches.
	4:39pm ultradamno: She's still in MN, to best of my knowledge. But we were good friends (I even survived her saying "bloody" in every other sentence after coming back from Ireland)
	4:42pm crateslinger: That is amazing. She turned me on to Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Einstursende Neubeauten (pass the cigarette), and Rabelais. If you see her tell her I married that girl, but I would leave her in a second if she'll have me. Nice to meet you Ultradamno but they're shutting off the lights so I gotta get on my bike. best...
	4:44pm ultradamno: I turned her onto The Birthday Party in Muncie, so by transitive properties I turned you onto Nick Cave ;)
	4:50pm Stevel: The idea that anyone was turned onto The Birthday Party in Muncie is nearly beyond belief! Did they appear there?
	4:52pm crateslinger: UD I owe you one!
	4:53pm ultradamno: Naw. But between Forced Exposure and an uncommonly cool Muncie record store called Repeat Performance their influence made it there.
	4:55pm Polyus: Whoa hey my neighbor here in Mpls is a former Cincy punk from back then as well. I don’t think was ever on active playlist though.
	4:56pm Katya Oddio: Muncie had a cool punk cassette label, too, right? That's how I heard of Muncie
	4:56pm Michael 98145: cool record stores were a lifeline for many of us ...
	4:57pm ultradamno: @Katya are you thinking of the late Jon Rans' Bob Chaos tapes (which put out the Muncie Sampler series)?
	4:58pm Katya Oddio: Right, Bob Chaos. Thanks. I was digging around in the noggin and it wouldn't come up with it.
	5:00pm Katya Oddio: Here's to the Internet. Talk about a "lifeline!" Long live WFMU.
	5:01pm Michael 98145: what Katya Oddio just said :)
	5:12pm ultradamno: Muncie's No Bar & Grill today: imgbox.com...
	5:15pm JetBoy of Brooklyn: Wow!! This rocks. Amazing.
	5:17pm Katya Oddio: Ouch, ultradamno. My 2nd home was a DC club called d.c. space. It is now a Starbucks, BUT the guy who owns the upstairs is a DC scene historian who keeps a lively archive tribute up there. Earthless, yes.
	5:20pm gorbin n: Loooooooooooooooving this!
	5:23pm chris: hey, Creamo and gang. shout out to Isaiah and the whole Earthless crew! i wonder if they're still down in South America...
	5:26pm chris: my jaw dropped to the floor when Isaiah told me he jammed with Damo Suzuki at a Roadburn quite a few years ago... how cool is that????
	5:30pm Davis: my oh my
	5:40pm Davis: that was a great track
	5:52pm Katya Oddio: Creamo, thanks for the track from Dezerter! Love that MRR rekkid! Yay!
	5:58pm Creamo Coyl: You betcha! thx fer lissenninnn y'all....
	5:59pm ultradamno: Good blast. Thanks Creamo.

Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl: Playlist from November 27, 2018

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