WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from November 26, 2019

Listener comments!
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: How do, Tony and all!
	12:02pm Tony Coulter: Hey Ho, Sir James!
	12:04pm chresti @griffith Park: Howdy forks!
	12:05pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, chresti!
	12:09pm V Priceless: Tony! Hey!
	12:10pm Tony Coulter: Hey, VP!
	12:14pm Dean: Long ago, English literary historian Walter Jackson Bate bemoaned the expanding range of topics appearing at annual MLA conferences. He saw the expansion as symptomatic of "intellectual emptiness." One of the presentation topics he mentioned as an example: "Lesbian Feminist Poetry in Texas." The track on just now reminded me of this.
	12:15pm Tony Coulter: Dean! Dean! Dean!
	12:19pm Dean: I really like Bate's work. His biographies of Keats and Samuel Johnson are fun and illuminating. Perhaps he had a point about how the profession was evolving, but he was wrong to imply that the topic is somehow ridiculously over-specialized.
	12:19pm HollyRT: Howdy, Tony C, fellow listeners!
	12:21pm Tony Coulter: Holly? Holly! HOLLY!!
	12:21pm Dean: Do you know St-Onge's work with Klaxon Gueule? Love their stuff.
	12:22pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: I don't, no. Have been meaning to investigate some of their releases.
	12:27pm Dean: First heard them at the record store L'Oblique in Montreal. Been a fan ever since.
	12:30pm Nick S.: Hey, Tony! Made it.
	12:31pm Tony Coulter: You're a made man, Nick. (Heya!)
	12:32pm Nick S.: Soon to swim with fishes!
	12:34pm Repeater: Klaxon Gueule very cool! Nice set.
	12:37pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Repeater! (Greetings!)
	12:41pm Uncle Michael: Hey, Tony! Diggin' it as I prepare for Idaho.
	12:42pm Tony Coulter: Greets, Uncle Michael! Your own private Idaho?
	12:44pm Uncle Michael: I was waiting for that. No, there will be family.
	12:48pm Stanley: TC! "♫ most friends get to call him TC ♫"
	12:49pm Tony Coulter: or ... Top Cat. (Hiya, Stan Lee)
	12:50pm Mr Fab: Yo Tony! Back to working on Tuesdays. So i can once again be a captive audience to this fine prgramme.
	12:50pm Tony Coulter: Mr Fab! That's fab. Glad to have you here!
	1:02pm Mr Fab: For some reason, i preferred sleeping in on my days off, instead of getting up in time to listen to this show. I know, i really got to get my priorities straight.
	1:03pm Tony Coulter: Ha!
	1:03pm Nick S.: Someone is playing the shit outta that vibraslap!
	1:05pm Repeater: Very Zappaesque this!
	1:06pm Mr Fab: definitely will tell Santa i want that Erik Lindgren & the Frankenstein Consort.
	1:08pm Tony Coulter: They cover Edgar Winter's "Frankenstein"!
	1:09pm Mr Fab: Heck yeah! My brother & I were just reminiscing about our old K-Tel albums - "Frankenstein" was one of our fave cuts off one of 'em.
	1:17pm Tony Coulter: Forgot to mention on mic that Erik Lindgren was also a member of Birdsongs of the Mesozoic!
	1:19pm Tony Coulter: Which was a particularly significant oversight, because "The True Wheelbase" was originally a Birdsongs tune.
	1:22pm Uncle Michael: Heading out now. Thanks, Tony!
	1:24pm Tony Coulter: See ya, Uncle!
	1:31pm coelacanth∅))): greetings Tony and all
	1:33pm Tony Coulter: Greets, coelacanth∅)))! (and, thank you cut-and-paste -- with a handle like yours, where would I be without it)
	1:42pm coelacanth∅))): you have options (coelacanth, coel, c, cc, coela, fish, coelacantho, coelacanthe...these all regularly used. and of course asshole, dickhead, etc. would work too...) but if you have a mac you can press "alt-o" to get ø.
	1:44pm Tony Coulter: Ø -- wadya knøw!
	1:52pm Mr Fab: Is it pronounced "Necro-NOM-icon" or (as I used to say) "Ne-CRON-imicon"? Any Miskatonic U. alumni here?
	1:56pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Fab. No doubt I'll keep on mispronouncing it. To me, this track sort of sounds like Univers Zero played on a synth
	1:57pm Tony Coulter: Oh, wait: you were asking a question, not schooling me! I think it's "Necro-NOM-icon"
	1:58pm Tony Coulter: (that's what I get for reading a comment too quickly. was trying to grab a snack during this long cut.)
	2:01pm Tony Coulter: I'm guessing it's "Necro-NOM-icon," because of what "necro" means: "death, corpse, dead tissue," from Latinized form of Greek nekros "dead body, corpse, dead person," from PIE root *nek- (1) "death."
	2:03pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Tony, hi everyone!
	2:04pm Tony Coulter: Oddly, my very first job post-college was working for an H.P. Lovecraft scholar (S.T. Joshi). The job had nothing to do with Lovecraft, though, sadly.
	2:04pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, Jan!
	2:05pm Par Ubi: The one pronunciation at forvo seems to agree: forvo.com...
	2:06pm Tony Coulter: Hola, Par Ubi!
	2:10pm Par Ubi: Hi Tony
	2:32pm Nick S.: Ashton, Gardner, Dyke & Co. are great! Where have I been?
	2:33pm Stanley: I'm liking this. Vague memory of this outfit
	2:34pm Stanley: The Ashton, Gardner, Dyke & Co. I was refering to
	2:35pm Tony Coulter: To be honest, I don't like most of the Ashton, Gardner & Dyke stuff I've heard anywhere near as much as that great track.
	2:36pm Tony Coulter: It's definitely the outlier on that album, anyway
	2:44pm Tony Coulter: Speaking of which, I picked up a Wes Dakus' Rebels LP fairly recently, and it sounded nothing like the track on now.
	2:47pm Par Ubi: Wasn't White Stains the title of an early collection of Crowley's poetry?
	2:48pm Tony Coulter: Not sure! It sort of sound like it should be the name of a hardcore band, or something.
	2:51pm Tony Coulter: @ Par Ubi: Google tells me you are right! It is the name of a Crowley book
	2:51pm Par Ubi: My useless bit of knowledge confirmed (from discogs): "Swedish band formed in 1987 by Carl Abrahamsson, who was later joined by Thomas Tibert. Named after an Aleister Crowley book of poetry. Their first release 'At Stockholm' was named after one of the poems in the book and featured Genesis P-Orridge reading it over their music. The album has be variously credited to White Stains with Psychick TV, Genesis P-Orridge and Thee Majesty. "
	2:52pm Par Ubi: Yes! I think I have the Book of Lies somewhere. Not a good poet, really.
	2:52pm Tony Coulter: The White Stains we just heard is a different outfit, though, of course....
	2:53pm Tony Coulter: (than the Swedish one you referred to above)
	2:54pm Par Ubi: Oh, jumped the gun there. Wow, 4 bands named White Stains!
	🥁 2:57pm listener james from westwood: It's "nec-ro-NOM-i-con" because most of the horrors described therein will NOM you given the chance! Fabbo show, Tony—thanks!
	2:58pm Mr Fab: More pronunciation fun: supposedly, his name's pronounced Cro-ley, like the bird the crow. Even tho most say it rhyming with 'how now brown cow.'
	2:58pm Jan Turkenburg: enjoyed the music very much, thanks, Tony!
	2:59pm coelacanth∅))): Thanks Tony! take care
	2:59pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, everybody!! See you next week, I hope

Tony Coulter: Playlist from November 26, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
The In-Theme	"The In-Theme"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Die Førm	Are You Before "Are You Before" by "Die Førm"	La Dimensione Umana	RE: Officina Fonografica Italiana	1982	0:02:02 (Pop-up)
I'llbeonthefönetoyou	She Served Them No Food	I'llbeonthefönetoyou	C.I.A.	1982	0:04:35 (Pop-up)
Black Lesbian Fishermen	To Sic a Goddess	The Metaphysics of Natron	AntiClock	2019	0:10:40 (Pop-up)
Sylvie Chenard / Nicolas Letarte / Alexandre St-Onge / Martin Tétreault	Salle des Cultures Perdues	Projet de la Baleine 1998 – Musée des Survivantes, Montréal	Production Sylvie Chenard	1998?	0:19:20 (Pop-up)
Tomografia Assiale Computerizzata	I Sette Piani dell' Esperienza	Tomografia Assiale Computerizzata	RE: Officina Fonografica Italiana	1983	0:30:34 (Pop-up)

Quite Ridiculous Nonsense	Very Loud Silence	V.A.: Voices End Abruptly	Chimik Communications	1985	0:36:29 (Pop-up)
R'K'TX of Fear	Graveyard Shift (1982)	V.A.: Awry label comp (untitled)	Awry	1982?	0:39:21 (Pop-up)
Bene Gesserit	Marrow Bones Blues "Marrow Bones Blues" by "Bene Gesserit"	recent unreleased track			0:42:26 (Pop-up)
The Moldy Dogs	Baby Bones in the Basement (1976/1998)	Reflections from the House of Buttermilk: The Demo Tapes, Vol. 1 & 2	no label	2019	0:47:48 (Pop-up)
The Common People	Land of a Day "Land of a Day" by "The Common People"	Of the People / By the People / For the People	Capitol	1969	0:51:12 (Pop-up)
Bourbonese Qualk	Freefall "Freefall" by "Bourbonese Qualk"	Laughing Afternoon	RE: Klanggalerie	1983	0:55:00 (Pop-up)
Erik Lindgren & the Frankenstein Consort	The True Wheelbase	Classical A-Go-Go	Sfz/Arf! Arf!	2006	0:59:11 (Pop-up)
Granada	Es el Momento de Oir un Buen Rock'n'Roll	Hablo de una Tierra	Movieplay	1975	1:02:05 (Pop-up)

Wolfgang and the Noble Oval	She Was Innocent (1971)	Reflections from the House of Buttermilk: The Demo Tapes, Vol. 1 & 2	no label	2019	1:12:42 (Pop-up)
The Hooterville Trolley	No Silver Bird (1968)	V.A.: Get Ready to Fly: Pop-Psych from the Norman Petty Vaults	Big Beat	2007	1:16:31 (Pop-up)
The Moldy Dogs	Shapes in the Night Sky (1976)	Reflections from the House of Buttermilk: The Demo Tapes, Vol. 1 & 2	no label	2019	1:19:10 (Pop-up)
Creation of Sunlight	The Fun Machine	Creation of Sunlight	RE: Mystic	1968	1:22:27 (Pop-up)
Módulos	Otoño en Cualquier Lugar	Módulos	Circulo	1978	1:24:55 (Pop-up)
The Moldy Dogs	Bring Me Jayne's Head (1976)	Reflections from the House of Buttermilk: The Demo Tapes, Vol. 1 & 2	no label	2019	1:32:18 (Pop-up)
James Gray	Final Road "Final Road" by "James Gray"	Gray Matter	no label	1983	1:36:41 (Pop-up)
American Taboo	60 Cycles "60 Cycles" by "American Taboo"	American Taboo	Forbidden Records	1983	1:41:59 (Pop-up)

J.B. Lee	Just a Colour "Just a Colour" by "J.B. Lee"	Necronomicon: Electronic Music Inspired by the Stories of H.P. Lovecraft	Hidden Manna	1996	1:48:00 (Pop-up)
Nick Carter	Abyss "Abyss" by "Nick Carter"	Abstracts & Extracts	RE: Flashback	1979	2:02:14 (Pop-up)
Bourbonese Qualk	Idiot Pain "Idiot Pain" by "Bourbonese Qualk"	Laughing Afternoon	RE: Klanggalerie	1983	2:06:39 (Pop-up)
Tomografia Assiale Computerizzata	Cerco Lavoro	Tomografia Assiale Computerizzata	RE: Officina Fonografica Italiana	1983	2:10:07 (Pop-up)
Smash	Look at the Rainbow (Flying in the Sky) (1970)	Todas Sus Grabaciones	Rama-Lama	2001	2:12:58 (Pop-up)
Matt Johnson	Icing Up "Icing Up" by "Matt Johnson"	Burning Blue Soul	4AD	1981	2:16:45 (Pop-up)

The Common People	Those Who Love "Those Who Love" by "The Common People"	Of the People / By the People / For the People	Capitol	1969	2:26:33 (Pop-up)
Ashton, Gardner, Dyke & Co.	It's a Drag, I'm a Drag	What a Bloody Long Day It's Been	Capitol	1972	2:29:45 (Pop-up)
Little Fyodor	Not Good Enough "Not Good Enough" by "Little Fyodor"	Pithy Romantic Ballads	no label	2019	2:33:00 (Pop-up)
Workshop de Lyon	Moulin Noir "Moulin Noir" by "Workshop de Lyon"	Musique Basalte	Arfi Move	1981	2:37:22 (Pop-up)
Tasaday	Lo Struggimento Vuoto "Lo Struggimento Vuoto" by "Tasaday"	L'Animale Profondo	RE: Officina Fonografica Italiana	1986	2:39:48 (Pop-up)
Stu Mitchell (with Wes Dakus' Rebels)	Acid (1967)	V.A.: Get Ready to Fly: Pop-Psych from the Norman Petty Vaults	Big Beat	2007	2:43:47 (Pop-up)
White Stains	Man Created God "Man Created God" by "White Stains"	White Stains EP	Round Black Records	1984	2:45:51 (Pop-up)
Debasement	Starkweather "Starkweather" by "Debasement"	V.A.: Voices End Abruptly	Chimik Communications	1985	2:49:40 (Pop-up)

The Out-Theme	Gelbart: My Favorite Vacation [part of] + Die Trip Computer Die: Airborn [part of]				2:58:25 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: How do, Tony and all!
	12:02pm Tony Coulter: Hey Ho, Sir James!
	12:04pm chresti @griffith Park: Howdy forks!
	12:05pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, chresti!
	12:09pm V Priceless: Tony! Hey!
	12:10pm Tony Coulter: Hey, VP!
	12:14pm Dean: Long ago, English literary historian Walter Jackson Bate bemoaned the expanding range of topics appearing at annual MLA conferences. He saw the expansion as symptomatic of "intellectual emptiness." One of the presentation topics he mentioned as an example: "Lesbian Feminist Poetry in Texas." The track on just now reminded me of this.
	12:15pm Tony Coulter: Dean! Dean! Dean!
	12:19pm Dean: I really like Bate's work. His biographies of Keats and Samuel Johnson are fun and illuminating. Perhaps he had a point about how the profession was evolving, but he was wrong to imply that the topic is somehow ridiculously over-specialized.
	12:19pm HollyRT: Howdy, Tony C, fellow listeners!
	12:21pm Tony Coulter: Holly? Holly! HOLLY!!
	12:21pm Dean: Do you know St-Onge's work with Klaxon Gueule? Love their stuff.
	12:22pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: I don't, no. Have been meaning to investigate some of their releases.
	12:27pm Dean: First heard them at the record store L'Oblique in Montreal. Been a fan ever since.
	12:30pm Nick S.: Hey, Tony! Made it.
	12:31pm Tony Coulter: You're a made man, Nick. (Heya!)
	12:32pm Nick S.: Soon to swim with fishes!
	12:34pm Repeater: Klaxon Gueule very cool! Nice set.
	12:37pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Repeater! (Greetings!)
	12:41pm Uncle Michael: Hey, Tony! Diggin' it as I prepare for Idaho.
	12:42pm Tony Coulter: Greets, Uncle Michael! Your own private Idaho?
	12:44pm Uncle Michael: I was waiting for that. No, there will be family.
	12:48pm Stanley: TC! "♫ most friends get to call him TC ♫"
	12:49pm Tony Coulter: or ... Top Cat. (Hiya, Stan Lee)
	12:50pm Mr Fab: Yo Tony! Back to working on Tuesdays. So i can once again be a captive audience to this fine prgramme.
	12:50pm Tony Coulter: Mr Fab! That's fab. Glad to have you here!
	1:02pm Mr Fab: For some reason, i preferred sleeping in on my days off, instead of getting up in time to listen to this show. I know, i really got to get my priorities straight.
	1:03pm Tony Coulter: Ha!
	1:03pm Nick S.: Someone is playing the shit outta that vibraslap!
	1:05pm Repeater: Very Zappaesque this!
	1:06pm Mr Fab: definitely will tell Santa i want that Erik Lindgren & the Frankenstein Consort.
	1:08pm Tony Coulter: They cover Edgar Winter's "Frankenstein"!
	1:09pm Mr Fab: Heck yeah! My brother & I were just reminiscing about our old K-Tel albums - "Frankenstein" was one of our fave cuts off one of 'em.
	1:17pm Tony Coulter: Forgot to mention on mic that Erik Lindgren was also a member of Birdsongs of the Mesozoic!
	1:19pm Tony Coulter: Which was a particularly significant oversight, because "The True Wheelbase" was originally a Birdsongs tune.
	1:22pm Uncle Michael: Heading out now. Thanks, Tony!
	1:24pm Tony Coulter: See ya, Uncle!
	1:31pm coelacanth∅))): greetings Tony and all
	1:33pm Tony Coulter: Greets, coelacanth∅)))! (and, thank you cut-and-paste -- with a handle like yours, where would I be without it)
	1:42pm coelacanth∅))): you have options (coelacanth, coel, c, cc, coela, fish, coelacantho, coelacanthe...these all regularly used. and of course asshole, dickhead, etc. would work too...) but if you have a mac you can press "alt-o" to get ø.
	1:44pm Tony Coulter: Ø -- wadya knøw!
	1:52pm Mr Fab: Is it pronounced "Necro-NOM-icon" or (as I used to say) "Ne-CRON-imicon"? Any Miskatonic U. alumni here?
	1:56pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Fab. No doubt I'll keep on mispronouncing it. To me, this track sort of sounds like Univers Zero played on a synth
	1:57pm Tony Coulter: Oh, wait: you were asking a question, not schooling me! I think it's "Necro-NOM-icon"
	1:58pm Tony Coulter: (that's what I get for reading a comment too quickly. was trying to grab a snack during this long cut.)
	2:01pm Tony Coulter: I'm guessing it's "Necro-NOM-icon," because of what "necro" means: "death, corpse, dead tissue," from Latinized form of Greek nekros "dead body, corpse, dead person," from PIE root *nek- (1) "death."
	2:03pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Tony, hi everyone!
	2:04pm Tony Coulter: Oddly, my very first job post-college was working for an H.P. Lovecraft scholar (S.T. Joshi). The job had nothing to do with Lovecraft, though, sadly.
	2:04pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, Jan!
	2:05pm Par Ubi: The one pronunciation at forvo seems to agree: forvo.com...
	2:06pm Tony Coulter: Hola, Par Ubi!
	2:10pm Par Ubi: Hi Tony
	2:32pm Nick S.: Ashton, Gardner, Dyke & Co. are great! Where have I been?
	2:33pm Stanley: I'm liking this. Vague memory of this outfit
	2:34pm Stanley: The Ashton, Gardner, Dyke & Co. I was refering to
	2:35pm Tony Coulter: To be honest, I don't like most of the Ashton, Gardner & Dyke stuff I've heard anywhere near as much as that great track.
	2:36pm Tony Coulter: It's definitely the outlier on that album, anyway
	2:44pm Tony Coulter: Speaking of which, I picked up a Wes Dakus' Rebels LP fairly recently, and it sounded nothing like the track on now.
	2:47pm Par Ubi: Wasn't White Stains the title of an early collection of Crowley's poetry?
	2:48pm Tony Coulter: Not sure! It sort of sound like it should be the name of a hardcore band, or something.
	2:51pm Tony Coulter: @ Par Ubi: Google tells me you are right! It is the name of a Crowley book
	2:51pm Par Ubi: My useless bit of knowledge confirmed (from discogs): "Swedish band formed in 1987 by Carl Abrahamsson, who was later joined by Thomas Tibert. Named after an Aleister Crowley book of poetry. Their first release 'At Stockholm' was named after one of the poems in the book and featured Genesis P-Orridge reading it over their music. The album has be variously credited to White Stains with Psychick TV, Genesis P-Orridge and Thee Majesty. "
	2:52pm Par Ubi: Yes! I think I have the Book of Lies somewhere. Not a good poet, really.
	2:52pm Tony Coulter: The White Stains we just heard is a different outfit, though, of course....
	2:53pm Tony Coulter: (than the Swedish one you referred to above)
	2:54pm Par Ubi: Oh, jumped the gun there. Wow, 4 bands named White Stains!
	🥁 2:57pm listener james from westwood: It's "nec-ro-NOM-i-con" because most of the horrors described therein will NOM you given the chance! Fabbo show, Tony—thanks!
	2:58pm Mr Fab: More pronunciation fun: supposedly, his name's pronounced Cro-ley, like the bird the crow. Even tho most say it rhyming with 'how now brown cow.'
	2:58pm Jan Turkenburg: enjoyed the music very much, thanks, Tony!
	2:59pm coelacanth∅))): Thanks Tony! take care
	2:59pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, everybody!! See you next week, I hope

Tony Coulter: Playlist from November 26, 2019

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