WFMU: The World's Worst Records Radio Show with Darryl W. Bullock: Playlist from January 2, 2019

Listener comments!
	1:54pm worldsworstrecords: hello everybody! We're 'live' in a little over five!
	1:54pm DJ Jan: Yeah!
	1:54pm worldsworstrecords: hey Jan!
	1:57pm Mr Fab: First Jungle Room show of 2019. as Georgy says, it's the Year of the Sheena!
	1:58pm worldsworstrecords: Hey Mr F; this Gary Panter & Jay Cotton - God Save The Queen is amazing!
	1:58pm worldsworstrecords: Did you get my next show? I sent it a couple of days ago
	1:59pm Otis Fodder: Howdy all. Happy New Year. Listening while working.
	2:00pm Martinibomb: hello
	2:00pm worldsworstrecords: Hey Otis!
	2:00pm worldsworstrecords: Hey MB!
	2:00pm Mr Fab: Yes, i did Darryl. sorry, been out of town for a few days
	2:00pm worldsworstrecords: And we're off!
	2:01pm worldsworstrecords: So long as it's arrived, that's all that matters!
	2:01pm Mr Fab: Yeah, that "Sex Chipmunks" song makes me laff.
	2:01pm DJ Jan: The Year of Sheena has begun!
	2:02pm worldsworstrecords: Indeed it has!
	2:02pm DJ Jan: And my sincere apologies that I completely seem to ignore that fact in my show :-(
	2:03pm DJ Jan: The Baby Bugs go well after the last song of the automated DJ
	2:03pm Mr Fab: Well, this is perfect, coming right after the Chipmunks parody. Sheena knows what she's doin.
	2:04pm worldsworstrecords: Lol! I see I've programmed the same Peter Wyngarde track that was playing 20 minutes ago!
	2:04pm worldsworstrecords: Lots of old ladies on today's show
	2:12pm Rich in Washington: ARGH! Back to work after two weeks and there's a steady stream of people coming into my office needing stuff... Here now for the rest of the show, hopefully!
	2:13pm worldsworstrecords: lol! That's the beauty of streaming
	2:13pm DJ Jan: :-)
	2:15pm Rich in Washington: DJ Jan, are you spinning for Georgy next?
	2:16pm DJ Jan: Yesss, both proud and nervous now
	2:16pm Mr Fab: The music to "My Daddy, He Died in 1969" had a triumphant, anthemic quality completely at odds with the defeatist, depressed attitude of the lyrics. But I guess song-poem composers don't do 'goth.'
	2:16pm worldsworstrecords: It uses the same music bed as hundreds of other tracks issued by Halmark
	2:19pm worldsworstrecords: Good luck Jan... I'm sure it will be a blast
	2:19pm DJ Jan: thanks Darryl! :-)
	2:24pm Mr Fab: I have "Aah, Music" on a comp of private-press records called "Enjoy The Experience," which I've been listening to again lately coincidentally. (If it is a coincidence...Are you in my head, Darryl?!)
	2:25pm worldsworstrecords: I may be...
	2:26pm Martinibomb: I feel like My daddy is going to be with me for the next few days :-D
	2:27pm worldsworstrecords: that's good news MB
	2:27pm Mr Fab: That Pepsodent ad is proto-hip hop! Man, makes me wanna get back into making mashups...
	2:27pm worldsworstrecords: This is Miss Miller, not Mrs, although Miss was a decade or so older than Mrs Miller
	2:29pm worldsworstrecords: This Old Ladies in 1966 trio was a happy accident, not planned at all...
	2:31pm Martinibomb: @MrFab how were you using to make stuff with with in the past?
	2:31pm DJ Jan: It's been quite a while since I've last heard this one. I had to laugh instantly!!!
	2:32pm Martinibomb: @MrFab.. ug need more coffee. I meant How were you making stuff in the past? i.e. what software etc..
	2:32pm worldsworstrecords: Then my work is done!
	2:32pm Rich in Washington: Mrs. Miller reminds me of my dear departed maternal Grandmother. Also, my wife's grandmother, who would often spontaneously break into warbly singing, not unlike Mrs. Miller.
	2:34pm Mr Fab: There were more then a few inept old lady singers out there, but Mrs Miller is bouffant-and- shoulders above em all. i used to record, mostly under the name RIAA, sound collage/mashup-y stuff using AcidPro. I think I still have a CD of it, but my PC desktop that I need to run it died a couple years ago.
	2:36pm Martinibomb: I think I have some Peter Wyngarde in my mix today too
	2:36pm worldsworstrecords: lol! There must be something in the water
	2:38pm Rich in Washington: I've always loved this one. It's so odd.
	2:38pm Martinibomb: @MrFab ah cool! I did a ton with Acid too - Acid was pretty cool. I still have v.3 installed because I like the sound of it's timestretch
	2:40pm worldsworstrecords: Odd is right, Rich... and incredibly 'queer'
	2:41pm Mr Fab: it's amazing how the DJs on this station often play songs or artists that were just on the stream - you'd think with over 13,000 tracks that wouldn't be too likely. Acid was easy for me to use. Lots of fun. I think Vicki People Like Us uses ProTools, which is way too intimidating for me to attempt to learn.
	2:41pm Otis Fodder: Exactly, who's that knocking on my door?? More clients coming back from the holidays. Go away clients, I'm trying to listen to Sheena's Stream!
	2:42pm Mr Fab: Leg! Was so happy to see him live ages ago. Was as loopy as you'd expect.
	2:42pm DJ Jan: Indeed, we can't afford to work, Otis!
	2:42pm Otis Fodder: I keep going back to Neville Thumbcatch on the Wyngarde album. RPM did a nice CD reissue years back.
	2:43pm worldsworstrecords: Neville Thumbcatch is awesome!
	2:44pm Otis Fodder: @Fab/M-Bomb - ACID was my go-to program post-trackers and pre-Live in the early 2000s. I remember that unique sounding timestretch!
	2:45pm Otis Fodder: Wow, this is the "Smile" album from the 6th dimension.
	2:46pm worldsworstrecords: It's something else, isn't it?
	2:46pm Otis Fodder: That vox effect!
	2:47pm Martinibomb: @Fab/Otis yeah I started on octamed on my Amiga with 8bit sampler. Then moved to Acid then protools then ableton. Protools isn't that hard. Just use only the tools you need/restrict workflow so you don't get overwhelmed at first
	2:52pm worldsworstrecords: Did you know that, before recording this, Los Punk Rockers were a Beatles cover band called Asfalto?
	2:54pm Martinibomb: Nope! googling them...
	2:54pm Otis Fodder: @Fab/M-Bomb - My chain was --> Tascam Porta 80s -> Tascam 644 90s - FastTracker to MakingWaves 90s -> ACID 00's -> Live
	2:55pm Rich in Washington: While I've never made anything of any real note from it, I used to have a couple of digital delay units hooked up to my television's A/V chain and would just make annoying loops from things on satellite television, like a music loop and looping dialog. I wasn't aware of them back then, but listening to some of it now, it sounds rather like early Severed Heads. I just had almost no control over what the input was, so that was part of the magic.
	2:56pm worldsworstrecords: Some info here MB: worldsworstrecords.blogspot.com...
	2:57pm DJ Jan: yes, part-time music teachers write the most terrible tunes hahahahahahaha
	2:57pm worldsworstrecords: haha! It's true Jan!
	2:57pm Mr Fab: Well, if you wanna go way back to the pre-digital days - I used an Akai floppy disk sampler, and an 8 track recorder in the '90s.
	2:58pm worldsworstrecords: You can't beat a whistler
	2:58pm Rich in Washington: There's also a great Slovene punk band called Pankrti who did a song that more or less ripped off the Anarchy in the UK riff for song called Bandiera Rossa.
	2:59pm worldsworstrecords: Ohh... I'll check that out Rich
	2:59pm worldsworstrecords: Cheers all... now it's over to Jan ;-)
	2:59pm DJ Jan: Ok, don't forget to scroll down and refresh when we move
	2:59pm Rich in Washington: HA! I also had an Akai floppy sampler! Like seven or more floppies to make a simple song.
	3:00pm Mr Fab: Stay tuned for Jan's debut! www.wfmu.org...
	3:00pm Rich in Washington: An S20. Why are they going for so much now?

The World's Worst Records Radio Show with Darryl W. Bullock: Playlist from January 2, 2019

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Author Darryl W. Bullock presents an hour of terrible records. From the dawn of recorded music right up to some of today’s most hateful aural atrocities, spend 60 minutes with some of the worst, and most hysterically funny, records ever made.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Approx. start time
Baby Bugs	Bingo's Bongo Bingo Party		Vee-Jay Records	1964	7"	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Rosie Murphy	Alice Blue Gown "Alice Blue Gown" by "Rosie Murphy"		Sniff	1983	7"	0:03:18 (Pop-up)
Mary Kimmell	Life "Life" by "Mary Kimmell"		Chapel	1973	7"	0:05:45 (Pop-up)
Jack Kimmell	My Daddy, He Died in 1969		Halmark	1975	EP	0:10:25 (Pop-up)
Vinny Roma	Ah, Music "Ah, Music" by "Vinny Roma"	Vinny Roma Sings	Vinny Roma Enterprises	1972	LP	0:13:34 (Pop-up)
Original Cast	I'm Gay "I'm Gay" by "Original Cast"	Let My People Come	Libra	1974	LP	0:16:33 (Pop-up)
Gary Roberts & the Satellites	Our Flag		Sterling	1974	7"	0:19:01 (Pop-up)
Dora Hall	Satisfaction (I Can't Get No)		Reinbeau	1966	7"	0:21:54 (Pop-up)
Miss Ruby Miller	Love Shades "Love Shades" by "Miss Ruby Miller"		Parlophone	1966	7"	0:26:15 (Pop-up)
Mrs. Miller	A Hard Day's Night "A Hard Day's Night" by "Mrs. Miller"	Mrs. Miller's Greatest Hits	Capitol	1966	LP	0:29:44 (Pop-up)
Peter Wyngarde	Rape "Rape" by "Peter Wyngarde"	Peter Wyngarde	RCA Victor	1970	LP	0:33:12 (Pop-up)
Peter Wyngarde	Hippie and the Skinhead	Peter Wyngarde	RCA Victor	1970	LP	0:37:19 (Pop-up)
The Legendary Stardust Cowboy	Who's That Knocking At My Door?		Mercury	1968	7"	0:40:41 (Pop-up)
Ken "Nevada" Maines	Phase One Two Three	World of Las Vegas Night Club and Country Western	Smile	1975	LP	0:44:00 (Pop-up)
Larry London	I Love New York "I Love New York" by "Larry London"		Jody	1971	7"	0:46:34 (Pop-up)
Los Punk Rockers	Anarchy in the U.K.	Los Exitos de Sex Pistols	Nevada	1978	LP	0:49:00 (Pop-up)
Leonard Nimoy	If I Had a Hammer "If I Had a Hammer" by "Leonard Nimoy"	The Way I Feel	Dot	1968	LP	0:52:41 (Pop-up)
The Planets	Moon Crazy "Moon Crazy" by "The Planets"		Bingo	1958	7"	0:54:57 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	1:54pm worldsworstrecords: hello everybody! We're 'live' in a little over five!
	1:54pm DJ Jan: Yeah!
	1:54pm worldsworstrecords: hey Jan!
	1:57pm Mr Fab: First Jungle Room show of 2019. as Georgy says, it's the Year of the Sheena!
	1:58pm worldsworstrecords: Hey Mr F; this Gary Panter & Jay Cotton - God Save The Queen is amazing!
	1:58pm worldsworstrecords: Did you get my next show? I sent it a couple of days ago
	1:59pm Otis Fodder: Howdy all. Happy New Year. Listening while working.
	2:00pm Martinibomb: hello
	2:00pm worldsworstrecords: Hey Otis!
	2:00pm worldsworstrecords: Hey MB!
	2:00pm Mr Fab: Yes, i did Darryl. sorry, been out of town for a few days
	2:00pm worldsworstrecords: And we're off!
	2:01pm worldsworstrecords: So long as it's arrived, that's all that matters!
	2:01pm Mr Fab: Yeah, that "Sex Chipmunks" song makes me laff.
	2:01pm DJ Jan: The Year of Sheena has begun!
	2:02pm worldsworstrecords: Indeed it has!
	2:02pm DJ Jan: And my sincere apologies that I completely seem to ignore that fact in my show :-(
	2:03pm DJ Jan: The Baby Bugs go well after the last song of the automated DJ
	2:03pm Mr Fab: Well, this is perfect, coming right after the Chipmunks parody. Sheena knows what she's doin.
	2:04pm worldsworstrecords: Lol! I see I've programmed the same Peter Wyngarde track that was playing 20 minutes ago!
	2:04pm worldsworstrecords: Lots of old ladies on today's show
	2:12pm Rich in Washington: ARGH! Back to work after two weeks and there's a steady stream of people coming into my office needing stuff... Here now for the rest of the show, hopefully!
	2:13pm worldsworstrecords: lol! That's the beauty of streaming
	2:13pm DJ Jan: :-)
	2:15pm Rich in Washington: DJ Jan, are you spinning for Georgy next?
	2:16pm DJ Jan: Yesss, both proud and nervous now
	2:16pm Mr Fab: The music to "My Daddy, He Died in 1969" had a triumphant, anthemic quality completely at odds with the defeatist, depressed attitude of the lyrics. But I guess song-poem composers don't do 'goth.'
	2:16pm worldsworstrecords: It uses the same music bed as hundreds of other tracks issued by Halmark
	2:19pm worldsworstrecords: Good luck Jan... I'm sure it will be a blast
	2:19pm DJ Jan: thanks Darryl! :-)
	2:24pm Mr Fab: I have "Aah, Music" on a comp of private-press records called "Enjoy The Experience," which I've been listening to again lately coincidentally. (If it is a coincidence...Are you in my head, Darryl?!)
	2:25pm worldsworstrecords: I may be...
	2:26pm Martinibomb: I feel like My daddy is going to be with me for the next few days :-D
	2:27pm worldsworstrecords: that's good news MB
	2:27pm Mr Fab: That Pepsodent ad is proto-hip hop! Man, makes me wanna get back into making mashups...
	2:27pm worldsworstrecords: This is Miss Miller, not Mrs, although Miss was a decade or so older than Mrs Miller
	2:29pm worldsworstrecords: This Old Ladies in 1966 trio was a happy accident, not planned at all...
	2:31pm Martinibomb: @MrFab how were you using to make stuff with with in the past?
	2:31pm DJ Jan: It's been quite a while since I've last heard this one. I had to laugh instantly!!!
	2:32pm Martinibomb: @MrFab.. ug need more coffee. I meant How were you making stuff in the past? i.e. what software etc..
	2:32pm worldsworstrecords: Then my work is done!
	2:32pm Rich in Washington: Mrs. Miller reminds me of my dear departed maternal Grandmother. Also, my wife's grandmother, who would often spontaneously break into warbly singing, not unlike Mrs. Miller.
	2:34pm Mr Fab: There were more then a few inept old lady singers out there, but Mrs Miller is bouffant-and- shoulders above em all. i used to record, mostly under the name RIAA, sound collage/mashup-y stuff using AcidPro. I think I still have a CD of it, but my PC desktop that I need to run it died a couple years ago.
	2:36pm Martinibomb: I think I have some Peter Wyngarde in my mix today too
	2:36pm worldsworstrecords: lol! There must be something in the water
	2:38pm Rich in Washington: I've always loved this one. It's so odd.
	2:38pm Martinibomb: @MrFab ah cool! I did a ton with Acid too - Acid was pretty cool. I still have v.3 installed because I like the sound of it's timestretch
	2:40pm worldsworstrecords: Odd is right, Rich... and incredibly 'queer'
	2:41pm Mr Fab: it's amazing how the DJs on this station often play songs or artists that were just on the stream - you'd think with over 13,000 tracks that wouldn't be too likely. Acid was easy for me to use. Lots of fun. I think Vicki People Like Us uses ProTools, which is way too intimidating for me to attempt to learn.
	2:41pm Otis Fodder: Exactly, who's that knocking on my door?? More clients coming back from the holidays. Go away clients, I'm trying to listen to Sheena's Stream!
	2:42pm Mr Fab: Leg! Was so happy to see him live ages ago. Was as loopy as you'd expect.
	2:42pm DJ Jan: Indeed, we can't afford to work, Otis!
	2:42pm Otis Fodder: I keep going back to Neville Thumbcatch on the Wyngarde album. RPM did a nice CD reissue years back.
	2:43pm worldsworstrecords: Neville Thumbcatch is awesome!
	2:44pm Otis Fodder: @Fab/M-Bomb - ACID was my go-to program post-trackers and pre-Live in the early 2000s. I remember that unique sounding timestretch!
	2:45pm Otis Fodder: Wow, this is the "Smile" album from the 6th dimension.
	2:46pm worldsworstrecords: It's something else, isn't it?
	2:46pm Otis Fodder: That vox effect!
	2:47pm Martinibomb: @Fab/Otis yeah I started on octamed on my Amiga with 8bit sampler. Then moved to Acid then protools then ableton. Protools isn't that hard. Just use only the tools you need/restrict workflow so you don't get overwhelmed at first
	2:52pm worldsworstrecords: Did you know that, before recording this, Los Punk Rockers were a Beatles cover band called Asfalto?
	2:54pm Martinibomb: Nope! googling them...
	2:54pm Otis Fodder: @Fab/M-Bomb - My chain was --> Tascam Porta 80s -> Tascam 644 90s - FastTracker to MakingWaves 90s -> ACID 00's -> Live
	2:55pm Rich in Washington: While I've never made anything of any real note from it, I used to have a couple of digital delay units hooked up to my television's A/V chain and would just make annoying loops from things on satellite television, like a music loop and looping dialog. I wasn't aware of them back then, but listening to some of it now, it sounds rather like early Severed Heads. I just had almost no control over what the input was, so that was part of the magic.
	2:56pm worldsworstrecords: Some info here MB: worldsworstrecords.blogspot.com...
	2:57pm DJ Jan: yes, part-time music teachers write the most terrible tunes hahahahahahaha
	2:57pm worldsworstrecords: haha! It's true Jan!
	2:57pm Mr Fab: Well, if you wanna go way back to the pre-digital days - I used an Akai floppy disk sampler, and an 8 track recorder in the '90s.
	2:58pm worldsworstrecords: You can't beat a whistler
	2:58pm Rich in Washington: There's also a great Slovene punk band called Pankrti who did a song that more or less ripped off the Anarchy in the UK riff for song called Bandiera Rossa.
	2:59pm worldsworstrecords: Ohh... I'll check that out Rich
	2:59pm worldsworstrecords: Cheers all... now it's over to Jan ;-)
	2:59pm DJ Jan: Ok, don't forget to scroll down and refresh when we move
	2:59pm Rich in Washington: HA! I also had an Akai floppy sampler! Like seven or more floppies to make a simple song.
	3:00pm Mr Fab: Stay tuned for Jan's debut! www.wfmu.org...
	3:00pm Rich in Washington: An S20. Why are they going for so much now?

The World's Worst Records Radio Show with Darryl W. Bullock: Playlist from January 2, 2019

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