WFMU: Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from March 1, 2019

Listener comments!
	6:59pm Rich in Washington: Hello! Make yourself at home.
	7:01pm Don-O: Be careful what you wish for here! I'm still in my P. J.'s
	7:02pm Rich in Washington: HA! Thanks for tuning in, Don-O! Great show today!
	7:02pm TimmMcCoy: ELLO ELLO ELLO!
	7:02pm Rich in Washington: Timm! Thanks for coming!
	7:02pm Mr Fab: ha, this is great. I was out during much of your show Don, but i was listening with my phone up to my ear, like the old days of transistor radio.
	7:03pm Martinibomb: Hi Rich!
	7:05pm Rich in Washington: Mr. Fab! Martinibomb! Hello!
	7:05pm Rich in Washington: I grabbed this record last week and swore I recalled that it had Ken Nordine on it and to my horror, it did not.
	7:05pm Asheville Jon: I LOVE BREAD!!!
	7:06pm Rich in Washington: It's possible I have a totally different demo type record with him on it but was too flummoxed to find it.
	7:06pm Rich in Washington: Hi Asheville Jon! It's full of niacin and riboflavin! It's good for you!
	7:06pm Martinibomb: that bread gif is effing awesome by the way. that's how I feel when I wake up in the morning.
	7:07pm Don-O: Dig Dem Demo Records!
	7:08pm Asheville Jon: hey Rich, how's it going?
	7:09pm Rich in Washington: Good! In the show zone, so totally good!
	7:09pm Rich in Washington: And you..?
	7:10pm Rich in Washington: I just installed another mic at my turntable station but haven't used it until just then. Just to say 'Whoops!'.
	7:12pm Martinibomb: I like how you only broke it in with one word and that word was Whoops
	7:12pm Rich in Washington: Are the repetitive gifs annoying? I sometimes wish users could pause them. I can't help staring at it, especially since it's Catherine O'Hara.
	7:13pm Rich in Washington: It's a really low gain mic. I have to practically eat it.
	7:13pm Rich in Washington: We used to have this dedicated WHOOPS cart at the station for that very reason. I need to find a digital version of it.
	7:15pm Rich in Washington: WHOOPS!
	7:16pm Martinibomb: Really? they had a special cart hahaha
	7:16pm grantbob: Yeah... I even tried to kill the element once.. but each time the page reloads... it's back. :) (I'll live)
	7:17pm Martinibomb: this potty training record is fucked!
	7:17pm Rich in Washington: yeah, a crazy tape edited montage just for that, to avoid dead air, etc.
	7:17pm Rich in Washington: It is. It really is.
	7:18pm Rich in Washington: Hi grantbob! Thanks for listening. Yeah, blocking didn't work for me, either. Should I stop using them? I don't know.
	7:18pm Martinibomb: The thing is.. by the time you're old enough to understand this potty training record you hopefully don't need potty training
	7:19pm Asheville Jon: i need to go to the potty. oops, i wasn't wearing my special pants.
	7:19pm Rich in Washington: I also played this last night on my KBOO show. I had forgotten I had it until just last week.
	7:20pm Martinibomb: Hah I remember the military recruiters calling me when I was a kid and trying to sell me on joining up by telling me they had a great arts program Lol
	7:20pm Mr Fab: Well, it took my kid til age 3 to use the potty, so she probly could have used that cringe-worthy record.
	7:21pm Martinibomb: I can't imagine trying to potty train another human
	7:22pm Rich in Washington: I don't even remember potty training my kids. I think I blacked it out. As far as I know, they can do it. Or they have understanding spouses.
	7:23pm Rich in Washington: This is one of tons of records that our programming director Erin sticks in my mailbox as a joke (I think). bless her heart.
	7:23pm Mr Fab: i WISH i could black out that memory! My wife used to say, 'by the time she's potty-trained, she'll be changing OUR diapers!' Was that really the name of that Magnavox record?
	7:23pm Martinibomb: I think it took my parents forever to train me.. age 4? My dad seems to think I'd poop my pants just to annoy them hahah
	7:24pm Rich in Washington: A Demonstration Of Magnificent Magnavox Stereophonic High Fidelity With The Revolutionary New Magnavox Imperial Automatic Record Player That Lets Your Records Last A Lifetime
	7:24pm Rich in Washington: That's really the name of it. It even says so on Discogs. I think Borat worked for Command briefly.
	7:25pm Mr Fab: HA!
	7:25pm Martinibomb: it was probably a group of people that came up with that name
	7:26pm Rich in Washington: I'm cringing at how terrible this record sounds. It's like in near mint condition, too. Just really glassy, like the grooves are really tight. I don't know why they did that. It's not too long, timewise.
	7:26pm Martinibomb: oh it's like a 45 with super tight grooves so hardly takes up any space hah
	7:28pm Rich in Washington: Yeah. I once thought it just needed a deep cleaning, but it still sounds like shit.
	7:28pm Asheville Jon: i expect terribleness on this show! don't stress about it
	7:29pm Rich in Washington: HA! Delivered!
	7:29pm Martinibomb: I'd like to visit LSD town
	7:29pm Rich in Washington: But I think it was another one either given to me or sold for really cheap by Alice of Boom Wow Records. Did you ever go there, Martinibomb?
	7:30pm Martinibomb: No? Where was boom Wow? I don't remember them at all?
	7:30pm Mr Fab: Help us in our valiant effort to bug the squares! Freak out the normals! Make America Sexy Again! We'll take anything, but for a good time, scroll to the bottom: wfmu.org... i HIGHLY recommend Rich's CD "It Came from Pacific Northwest Thrift Stores". Sick vinyl rips you are simply NOT going to find anywhere else.
	7:31pm Martinibomb: It's true Rich has spent literally decades combing the pacific NW so you dont have to.
	7:34pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Mr. Fab!
	7:34pm Martinibomb: Don't forget to click the "Pledge Now" banner here on Crate Digger's Lung and lend your support to WFMU
	7:36pm Rich in Washington: I will be playing tracks from my premium next week.
	7:36pm Rich in Washington: Boom Wow was a neat little record store on MLK that specialized in 7" records.
	7:37pm Rich in Washington: It started out as a store just to liquidate one insane collector's massive pile of discards.
	7:38pm Martinibomb: oh I know the place! Yeh I never got a chance to go in there. Always meant to. Did you ever check that place on 78th/Feamont area? You had to call the guy to make an appointment? I can't remember the name
	7:38pm Rich in Washington: I think they were originally called $1 Records. Everything in the store was one dollar. But then they started dealing in really good collectible records.
	7:39pm Rich in Washington: No. but I think the aforementioned store recommended him to me to try to sell this big lot of records I had inherited from a dead guy.
	7:39pm Martinibomb: there used to be that shop by hollywood too I think where little axe is now? the guy was an old radio Dj and was essentially selling his collection off. I think he wanted $50 for the magoo record which was kinda high for 1990s money
	7:41pm Martinibomb: that dude on 78th everytime I was there it was like hiphop heads looking for cuts to sample
	7:41pm Rich in Washington: Ha! Collectors are lousy merchants. I hate stores like that, where the guy has a story for every record and no prices on them.
	7:42pm Martinibomb: That's exactly it! I used to live by there so of course I was checking it all the time but i'd just get pissed off and leave
	7:43pm Martinibomb: Most frustrating vinyl merchant I ever came across
	7:43pm Rich in Washington: Sorry for the weird left turn the show has taken. I literally grabbed one record and my other hand started grabbing stuff it thinks is related.
	7:43pm Martinibomb: Oh I love Tackhead man!
	7:44pm Martinibomb: and pop group/mark stewart always kewlness
	7:44pm Mr Fab: weirdly enough, that Tackhead album has a credit for Mick Jagger – harmonica. Ok, there s got to be a story there...
	7:45pm Rich in Washington: I've been on this late 80s/early 90s Dance/Industrial kick lately.
	7:45pm Martinibomb: Whaaa? I wonder if it's a sample and that's how they had to credit him at the time?
	7:45pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow. I did not know that.
	7:46pm Martinibomb: The percussion part on this survivalist track is pretty nifty
	7:47pm grantbob: ish
	7:47pm Rich in Washington: Mark Stewart is a mad genius.
	7:48pm Martinibomb: oh you lucky devil I wish I owned some EBN on vinyl
	7:49pm Rich in Washington: I still have the CD with the floppy disc in it!
	7:49pm Rich in Washington: They're pretty cheap and easy to find, due to being well distributed on tvt.
	7:51pm Martinibomb: yeh I'm sure I just tend to not buy things online for whatever reason.. need to get around to doing it more. So I'm more limited in just what I find in stores
	7:52pm Martinibomb: I don't think I've ever found any EBN .. for whatever reason. I just have mp3zzz
	7:53pm Martinibomb: jebus the hour went by fast. Well today in general flew by.
	7:54pm Rich in Washington: I know! A blur!
	7:54pm Rich in Washington: I wish EBN would reissue their long player on vinyl.
	7:54pm Rich in Washington: I think it's impossible due to sample clearances nowadays.
	7:55pm Martinibomb: did I ever show you my negetivland u2 remix?
	7:56pm Rich in Washington: No! I'd like to hear it.
	7:56pm Martinibomb: i'll send it to you on fb. I was happy with it
	7:58pm Martinibomb: thanks for another great hour of Crate Digger's Lung!
	7:58pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for listening, everybody! You're the bee's knees!
	7:58pm Mr Fab: thx for another absurdly entertaining show, Rich!
	7:59pm Rich in Washington: I'm over 50 and DJ at a community radio station. By default I should be a reggae DJ.
	7:59pm Rich in Washington: Thanks Mr. Fab! Next week will be all about the marathon!
	8:00pm Martinibomb: Okay cya later Rich. I'll talk to you this weekend about cohosting on sunday
	8:01pm Rich in Washington: Sounds groovy. See you after church El oh el!

Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from March 1, 2019

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A three-hour exploration of excavations from the farthest reaches of humanity's hellish collective brain, through records, tapes, CDs, mostly scoured from country bumpkin thrift stores, creepy charity shops, backwoods junk stores, and even the internet - all mixed live. We don't judge, we just play 'em. Hosted by Rich in Washington.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Approx. start time
Ted Randal	What Is A Disc Jockey?	What Is A Hit b/w What Is A Disc Jockey?	Verve	1957	7"	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Paris Studio Group	Accroche Toi, Caroline	Vision On: Selected Themes				0:02:57 (Pop-up)
Various	Magnavox Narration With Illustrative Music	A Demonstration Of Magnificent Magnavox Stereophonic High Fidelity With The Revolutionary New Magnavox Imperial Automatic Record Player That Lets Your Records Last A Lifetime	Command Records		LP	0:04:24 (Pop-up)
Collegiate Cap & Gown Co.	Your Choir Projects, Your Church	The Era of the Total Church	Century Record Co.		7"	0:07:36 (Pop-up)
Roger Latham	Side one [excerpt] "Side one [excerpt]" by "Roger Latham"	Roger Latham Tells How To Call Wild Turkey	Penn's Woods Call Company	1970	7"	0:13:42 (Pop-up)
Potty Pal	Potty Training - Story and Songs by Potty Pal	Potty Training	Little Learners/Sears Roebuck	1970	7"	0:15:49 (Pop-up)
United States Air Force	Recruitment PSA 1: All Talk	United States Air Force Recruitment Radio PSAs	USAF		7"	0:19:25 (Pop-up)
Ray Valentine	Hey, America! "Hey, America!" by "Ray Valentine"	Hey, America!	Dawn Records	1988	7"	0:20:11 (Pop-up)
Janet Greene	Termites "Termites" by "Janet Greene"	Termites b/w Comrade's Lament	Chantico Records	1965	7"	0:26:03 (Pop-up)
Stu Mitchell	Acid "Acid" by "Stu Mitchell"	Acid b/w Casting My Spell	Kapp Records	1967	7"	0:27:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Noveltones	Left Bank Two "Left Bank Two" by "The Noveltones"	Vision On: Selected Themes				0:29:40 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Wanna Die? "Wanna Die?" by "Frank Zappa"	Do It Now PSAs				0:33:02 (Pop-up)
Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark	Southern/Flame of Hope	Pacific Age	Virgin	1986	LP	0:33:51 (Pop-up)
Tackhead	Demolition House "Demolition House" by "Tackhead"	Friendly As A Hand Grenade	TVT Records	1989	LP	0:39:18 (Pop-up)
Mark Stewart	Survivalist "Survivalist" by "Mark Stewart"	Mark Stewart	Upside Records	1987	LP	0:43:05 (Pop-up)
Emergency Broadcast Network	3:7:8 (Bones Breaks)	3:7:8 12"	TVT Records	1995	12"	0:47:29 (Pop-up)
Negativland	A Big 10-8 Place Pt. 2, big ten eight hyperedit [mixed in]	A Big 10-8 Place	Seeland Records	1983	MP3	0:51:04 (Pop-up)
Sonic Youth	Rowche Rumble [Fall cover]	Four Tunna Brix EP	Goofin' Records	1990	12"	0:52:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Scotty	Sesame Street "Sesame Street" by "Scotty"	The Best of Scotty: Draw Your Brakes	Crystal Records	1992	CD	0:56:55 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:59pm Rich in Washington: Hello! Make yourself at home.
	7:01pm Don-O: Be careful what you wish for here! I'm still in my P. J.'s
	7:02pm Rich in Washington: HA! Thanks for tuning in, Don-O! Great show today!
	7:02pm TimmMcCoy: ELLO ELLO ELLO!
	7:02pm Rich in Washington: Timm! Thanks for coming!
	7:02pm Mr Fab: ha, this is great. I was out during much of your show Don, but i was listening with my phone up to my ear, like the old days of transistor radio.
	7:03pm Martinibomb: Hi Rich!
	7:05pm Rich in Washington: Mr. Fab! Martinibomb! Hello!
	7:05pm Rich in Washington: I grabbed this record last week and swore I recalled that it had Ken Nordine on it and to my horror, it did not.
	7:05pm Asheville Jon: I LOVE BREAD!!!
	7:06pm Rich in Washington: It's possible I have a totally different demo type record with him on it but was too flummoxed to find it.
	7:06pm Rich in Washington: Hi Asheville Jon! It's full of niacin and riboflavin! It's good for you!
	7:06pm Martinibomb: that bread gif is effing awesome by the way. that's how I feel when I wake up in the morning.
	7:07pm Don-O: Dig Dem Demo Records!
	7:08pm Asheville Jon: hey Rich, how's it going?
	7:09pm Rich in Washington: Good! In the show zone, so totally good!
	7:09pm Rich in Washington: And you..?
	7:10pm Rich in Washington: I just installed another mic at my turntable station but haven't used it until just then. Just to say 'Whoops!'.
	7:12pm Martinibomb: I like how you only broke it in with one word and that word was Whoops
	7:12pm Rich in Washington: Are the repetitive gifs annoying? I sometimes wish users could pause them. I can't help staring at it, especially since it's Catherine O'Hara.
	7:13pm Rich in Washington: It's a really low gain mic. I have to practically eat it.
	7:13pm Rich in Washington: We used to have this dedicated WHOOPS cart at the station for that very reason. I need to find a digital version of it.
	7:15pm Rich in Washington: WHOOPS!
	7:16pm Martinibomb: Really? they had a special cart hahaha
	7:16pm grantbob: Yeah... I even tried to kill the element once.. but each time the page reloads... it's back. :) (I'll live)
	7:17pm Martinibomb: this potty training record is fucked!
	7:17pm Rich in Washington: yeah, a crazy tape edited montage just for that, to avoid dead air, etc.
	7:17pm Rich in Washington: It is. It really is.
	7:18pm Rich in Washington: Hi grantbob! Thanks for listening. Yeah, blocking didn't work for me, either. Should I stop using them? I don't know.
	7:18pm Martinibomb: The thing is.. by the time you're old enough to understand this potty training record you hopefully don't need potty training
	7:19pm Asheville Jon: i need to go to the potty. oops, i wasn't wearing my special pants.
	7:19pm Rich in Washington: I also played this last night on my KBOO show. I had forgotten I had it until just last week.
	7:20pm Martinibomb: Hah I remember the military recruiters calling me when I was a kid and trying to sell me on joining up by telling me they had a great arts program Lol
	7:20pm Mr Fab: Well, it took my kid til age 3 to use the potty, so she probly could have used that cringe-worthy record.
	7:21pm Martinibomb: I can't imagine trying to potty train another human
	7:22pm Rich in Washington: I don't even remember potty training my kids. I think I blacked it out. As far as I know, they can do it. Or they have understanding spouses.
	7:23pm Rich in Washington: This is one of tons of records that our programming director Erin sticks in my mailbox as a joke (I think). bless her heart.
	7:23pm Mr Fab: i WISH i could black out that memory! My wife used to say, 'by the time she's potty-trained, she'll be changing OUR diapers!' Was that really the name of that Magnavox record?
	7:23pm Martinibomb: I think it took my parents forever to train me.. age 4? My dad seems to think I'd poop my pants just to annoy them hahah
	7:24pm Rich in Washington: A Demonstration Of Magnificent Magnavox Stereophonic High Fidelity With The Revolutionary New Magnavox Imperial Automatic Record Player That Lets Your Records Last A Lifetime
	7:24pm Rich in Washington: That's really the name of it. It even says so on Discogs. I think Borat worked for Command briefly.
	7:25pm Mr Fab: HA!
	7:25pm Martinibomb: it was probably a group of people that came up with that name
	7:26pm Rich in Washington: I'm cringing at how terrible this record sounds. It's like in near mint condition, too. Just really glassy, like the grooves are really tight. I don't know why they did that. It's not too long, timewise.
	7:26pm Martinibomb: oh it's like a 45 with super tight grooves so hardly takes up any space hah
	7:28pm Rich in Washington: Yeah. I once thought it just needed a deep cleaning, but it still sounds like shit.
	7:28pm Asheville Jon: i expect terribleness on this show! don't stress about it
	7:29pm Rich in Washington: HA! Delivered!
	7:29pm Martinibomb: I'd like to visit LSD town
	7:29pm Rich in Washington: But I think it was another one either given to me or sold for really cheap by Alice of Boom Wow Records. Did you ever go there, Martinibomb?
	7:30pm Martinibomb: No? Where was boom Wow? I don't remember them at all?
	7:30pm Mr Fab: Help us in our valiant effort to bug the squares! Freak out the normals! Make America Sexy Again! We'll take anything, but for a good time, scroll to the bottom: wfmu.org... i HIGHLY recommend Rich's CD "It Came from Pacific Northwest Thrift Stores". Sick vinyl rips you are simply NOT going to find anywhere else.
	7:31pm Martinibomb: It's true Rich has spent literally decades combing the pacific NW so you dont have to.
	7:34pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Mr. Fab!
	7:34pm Martinibomb: Don't forget to click the "Pledge Now" banner here on Crate Digger's Lung and lend your support to WFMU
	7:36pm Rich in Washington: I will be playing tracks from my premium next week.
	7:36pm Rich in Washington: Boom Wow was a neat little record store on MLK that specialized in 7" records.
	7:37pm Rich in Washington: It started out as a store just to liquidate one insane collector's massive pile of discards.
	7:38pm Martinibomb: oh I know the place! Yeh I never got a chance to go in there. Always meant to. Did you ever check that place on 78th/Feamont area? You had to call the guy to make an appointment? I can't remember the name
	7:38pm Rich in Washington: I think they were originally called $1 Records. Everything in the store was one dollar. But then they started dealing in really good collectible records.
	7:39pm Rich in Washington: No. but I think the aforementioned store recommended him to me to try to sell this big lot of records I had inherited from a dead guy.
	7:39pm Martinibomb: there used to be that shop by hollywood too I think where little axe is now? the guy was an old radio Dj and was essentially selling his collection off. I think he wanted $50 for the magoo record which was kinda high for 1990s money
	7:41pm Martinibomb: that dude on 78th everytime I was there it was like hiphop heads looking for cuts to sample
	7:41pm Rich in Washington: Ha! Collectors are lousy merchants. I hate stores like that, where the guy has a story for every record and no prices on them.
	7:42pm Martinibomb: That's exactly it! I used to live by there so of course I was checking it all the time but i'd just get pissed off and leave
	7:43pm Martinibomb: Most frustrating vinyl merchant I ever came across
	7:43pm Rich in Washington: Sorry for the weird left turn the show has taken. I literally grabbed one record and my other hand started grabbing stuff it thinks is related.
	7:43pm Martinibomb: Oh I love Tackhead man!
	7:44pm Martinibomb: and pop group/mark stewart always kewlness
	7:44pm Mr Fab: weirdly enough, that Tackhead album has a credit for Mick Jagger – harmonica. Ok, there s got to be a story there...
	7:45pm Rich in Washington: I've been on this late 80s/early 90s Dance/Industrial kick lately.
	7:45pm Martinibomb: Whaaa? I wonder if it's a sample and that's how they had to credit him at the time?
	7:45pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow. I did not know that.
	7:46pm Martinibomb: The percussion part on this survivalist track is pretty nifty
	7:47pm grantbob: ish
	7:47pm Rich in Washington: Mark Stewart is a mad genius.
	7:48pm Martinibomb: oh you lucky devil I wish I owned some EBN on vinyl
	7:49pm Rich in Washington: I still have the CD with the floppy disc in it!
	7:49pm Rich in Washington: They're pretty cheap and easy to find, due to being well distributed on tvt.
	7:51pm Martinibomb: yeh I'm sure I just tend to not buy things online for whatever reason.. need to get around to doing it more. So I'm more limited in just what I find in stores
	7:52pm Martinibomb: I don't think I've ever found any EBN .. for whatever reason. I just have mp3zzz
	7:53pm Martinibomb: jebus the hour went by fast. Well today in general flew by.
	7:54pm Rich in Washington: I know! A blur!
	7:54pm Rich in Washington: I wish EBN would reissue their long player on vinyl.
	7:54pm Rich in Washington: I think it's impossible due to sample clearances nowadays.
	7:55pm Martinibomb: did I ever show you my negetivland u2 remix?
	7:56pm Rich in Washington: No! I'd like to hear it.
	7:56pm Martinibomb: i'll send it to you on fb. I was happy with it
	7:58pm Martinibomb: thanks for another great hour of Crate Digger's Lung!
	7:58pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for listening, everybody! You're the bee's knees!
	7:58pm Mr Fab: thx for another absurdly entertaining show, Rich!
	7:59pm Rich in Washington: I'm over 50 and DJ at a community radio station. By default I should be a reggae DJ.
	7:59pm Rich in Washington: Thanks Mr. Fab! Next week will be all about the marathon!
	8:00pm Martinibomb: Okay cya later Rich. I'll talk to you this weekend about cohosting on sunday
	8:01pm Rich in Washington: Sounds groovy. See you after church El oh el!

Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from March 1, 2019

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