WFMU: Vortex of Chaos with Bill Zebub: Playlist from December 24, 2020

Listener comments!
	3:00am Gannick Years: Let's rock. I have some requests even tho the show has probably already been recorded: the new Ecchymosis, Pharmacist & Omegavortex albums.
	3:01am Hi from Holland: Aloha!
	3:02am jsa: Who has the rumnog?
	3:02am Gannick Years: ...from Las Hell-As!
	3:03am Threemoons: Mood. Gonna go play a little Cyberpunk 2077 before bed. Overtired as bleep
	3:03am Bill Zebub: Greetings, all. Merry Antichrist-mas.
	3:04am Fox: Yaaay! I made it! Hello.
	3:04am Fox: This is awesome.
	3:04am Bill Zebub: Miss Fox! It has been a long time!
	3:08am Fox: Yup. I've been a day-walker. It doesn't come naturally, but it's necessary.
	3:08am Gannick Years: Ceased, To Decay is the correct title of this song
	3:09am Gannick Years: but i like the idea of being erased in decay
	3:10am Walden: Merry Antichrist-mas to you my friend....and to another year.....Cheers!!
	3:11am Gannick Years: make it stop
	3:11am Gannick Years: Bethlehem have really lowered their game
	3:12am sinister dexter: good evening Fox , Bill , Listeners , greetingsvfrom north Michigan
	3:13am Bill Zebub: Greetngs, Sinister Dexter!
	3:15am Fox: Halloooo Dexter!
	3:16am sinister dexter: ooooo this is good
	3:18am Gannick Years: wow, this is some nice NEW shittt!
	3:18am Gannick Years: lovin' the new shit
	3:22am Gannick Years: Crystal Viper newsflash: Band leader Marta Gabriel comments : " I’m super excited about this new album, as it marks a new era of the band. First of all, it’s our first album for Listenable Records, and It’s also our first album with new drummer Cederick who joined us last year. I’m also back to playing guitar, and I couldn’t be happier !. When it comes to style and music, we decided to do something we feel very comfortable and honest with, and show everyone where we belong and where we come from. So yes, "The Cult" marks CRYSTAL VIPER’s return to its roots, pure classic heavy metal ! You might even want to call it old school, as we feel we‘ve never had as many catchy guitar riffs and harmonies than on any of our other albums."
	3:23am Gannick Years: chugga chugga chugaaaaa
	3:28am sinister dexter: anyone heard of Vektor? Anaal Nathrakh?
	3:29am Gannick Years: yes
	3:29am Gannick Years: After a long 4 year wait, Malta’s Death Metal Warlords Beheaded return with their highly anticipated latest effort Beast Incarnate. With 5 studio releases under their belt the band has solidified itself as one of the top premier Death Metal acts in Europe today as well as worldwide fan base. The band has appeared on countless tours and large festival appearances bringing their savage barbaric form of extreme metal to the stage fueling pit ready audiences. Beast Incarnate is packed with slabs of pure Death Metal intensity and backed by fantastic artwork by Jose Gabriel Alegria Sabogal. Top it off with a monstrous final production brought forth by famed engineer Ronnie Bjornstrom at Enhanced Audio Productions Sweden and you have what is a perfect Death Metal release.
	3:30am sinister dexter: yeah they suck
	3:32am sinister dexter: hey Fox , been dancing?
	3:33am Gannick Years: symphonic death metal forever
	3:34am Gannick Years: Band took its name from an Icelandic name "Dimmuborgir", which stands for “dark castle/fortress”. It is a type of lava formation near Lake Myvatn in Iceland, and according to local legends, a gateway to Hell/Underworld.
	3:37am MissEevie: Totally lost track of time.. but I am here now
	3:37am sinister dexter: turning it up to11
	3:37am sinister dexter: Eevie!
	3:38am Bill Zebub: Welcome, Miss Eevie
	3:38am MissEevie: Me! :)
	3:39am Bill Zebub: Surely there must be ESOTERIC for Miss Fox
	3:41am sinister dexter: woohoo! Pussy!
	3:42am Fox: Will there be? I am not going to last much longer. I have a full day of gluttony and excess tomorrow!
	3:43am Gannick Years: Death was the ideal mixture of heart and balls. Schuldiner’s music contained a controlled rapaciousness in each note, a delicately composed symphony of aggression. Never confined to simple hellish fury, there’s hypnotic passion to Death’s music; his riffs were the tempting come-hither of a Draculean lover, an invitation to revel in the hereafter. Take for example Spirit Crusher, from an album divisive among fans who prefer the straightforward brutality of earlier efforts to the progressive leaning on the final album. That track stands as a thoughtful, gorgeously constructed crowning achievement that showcases Chuck’s stern commitment to improvement and perfection – a trait also witnessed in the rotating cast of band members who could barely keep up with the demanding band leader. Spirited chords dive headfirst into frenzied blistering interludes, but it all converges in the crushing chorus as Chuck squeezes every last drop of ardor into those four syllables: ‘SPI-RIT. CRUSH-ER!’
	3:44am Bill Zebub: Within a few songs, Miss Fox
	3:44am Bill Zebub: I also wonder if Miss Evie will resonate with ESOTERIC
	3:45am MissEevie: Iwill be head banging away!
	3:46am sinister dexter: esoteric is one of the few growly vocal metal bands i like
	3:47am Bill Zebub: There shall be no banging. ESOTERIC is a theater of the mind. Close eyes and inhale hell.
	3:47am MissEevie: I can't! I have too much to do to close my eyes.
	3:48am Bill Zebub: Shut eyes only to this world.
	3:50am Fox: sinister dexter: same.
	3:56am MissEevie: I will do my best
	3:56am Gannick Years: Аркона (Arkona) is a Russian folk/pagan metal band from Moscow, formerly known as Гиперборея.
	3:57am Gannick Years: Roonepooper is the better name
	3:57am sinister dexter: i like this , they sound pagan
	3:58am Bill Zebub: It is next, Miss Fox.
	3:59am sinister dexter: Bill you are my Dr. Demento
	4:00am Bill Zebub: I was a huge fan of Dr. Demento.
	4:02am jsa: I love this one.
	4:03am morphe': Station/Studio - FYI 04:03 EST -Archives down...
	4:08am sinister dexter: i got a band ...... anyone wanna join?
	4:10am Listener Bop Monroe: greetings from darkest Tannersville. sd - yes but sadly i'm strictly 4/4. rock on dudes. good mog Mr. BZ!
	4:10am MissEevie: Maybe if I had an iota of musical talent. :)
	4:10am Gannick Years: Esoteric was founded in July 1992 in Birmingham, UK by Greg Chandler and Gordon Bicknell. They play very slow extreme music known as funeral doom metal with elements of death metal, psychedelic and progressive rock. The band had few live performances in the 1990's and since 2003 has actively been playing on tours and festivals.
	4:10am Walden: yes.....damn it....I was away from the PC at the time....but I was introduced to Dr. Demento in my youth as well....my dad had a cassette of a show he had recorded and I used to listen to that a lot
	4:11am Bill Zebub: Greetings, Bop Monroe
	4:13am Bill Zebub: There is a black metal song for Eevie next, and then the winds of chaos shall blow.
	4:13am SweetMelissa: Dig ...iI feel like I’m behind the back bar at Connections 👍
	4:14am Bill Zebub: You made it! Melissa! Next week I shall have music especially selected for you.
	4:14am sinister dexter: we dont have to call it music Eevie
	4:15am Gannick Years: all hell is about 2 break loos
	4:15am sinister dexter: so good to hear Professor!
	4:16am MissEevie: I should have recorded my yelps the 3 times I got hot glue on my thumb :s
	4:18am Listener Bop Monroe: my throat hurts just hearing you Prof DD!! ah, good times.
	4:18am Listener Bop Monroe: nuke the whales! nuke the whales!!!!!
	4:19am Listener Bop Monroe: nuke the hairy whales! nuke the hairy wales!!!!!
	4:20am Bill Zebub: a 4/4 song is coming right up for Listener Bop Monroe
	4:21am Listener Bop Monroe: \m/
	4:21am sinister dexter: the most beautiful whale in motion
	4:22am Fox: A belated YAY for the Esoteric! I was AFK getting ready for bed.
	4:23am sinister dexter: yes and send them to me , what are you gluing Eevie?
	4:24am Fox: And now that my hair is clean and I am slathered with oil, I must go to bed! TOMORROW IS NOW! Goodnight my dudes!
	4:24am sinister dexter: good dreams Fox!
	4:25am MissEevie: I crocheted a pokemon Mew doll and had to glue the felt eyes on. I now have a big blister
	4:27am sinister dexter: i realy wanted to mention pokemon Eevie ..... i have a big figure of Eevie on my desk
	4:27am Fox: It is my shitty birthday. But this year, I'm having a glorious time all by myself!! WHEEE!!!
	4:27am Ole 'Rick: Say.. Nice show
	4:28am MissEevie: Oh cute! I got the nickname because my initials are E.V. Had nothing to do with Pokemon hehe
	4:28am Bill Zebub: Greetings, Ole 'Rick!
	4:28am sinister dexter: Fox happy birthday!
	4:30am Listener Bop Monroe: looks like i should mention my band Pocket Monster (2001 - 2015) evie... wheeee fox gnite. Cliff! Now that's 4/4!
	4:31am SweetMelissa: I’m all in 👍
	4:31am Gannick Years: Pop singer Cliff Richard never achieved the superstar status in the United States that he enjoyed at home in England, but he did have a handful of memorable hits. Two of those hits, "Dreaming" and "A Little in Love," came from 1980's I'm No Hero. Producer/arranger/bass guitarist Alan Tarney wrote most of the songs on I'm No Hero, a pleasant pop album. The Top Ten single "Dreaming" -- co-written by Tarney and '70s pop star Leo Sayer -- is a brilliantly catchy song with a great chorus and passionately aching vocals from Richard throughout. "A Little in Love" is more easygoing but no less enjoyable. "Take Another Look" and "In the Night" are winners too. Richard and Tarney stretch pop's elasticity with interesting arrangements on "I'm No Hero" (with hints of rockabilly, ska, and new wave) and the ballad "A Heart Will Break Tonight." The cover of the original U.S. I'm No Hero album features a shadowy photograph of Richard, whereas the U.K. CD reissue uses a silly illustration picturing Richard as a boxer. This U.K. CD also includes the B-sides "Dynamite" and "Keep On Looking" as bonus tracks.
	4:32am Bill Zebub: Sweet Melissa, our last hour shall have more songs suitable to your tastes, but next week I will be specializing in warm distortion.
	4:34am Listener Bop Monroe: gy - rick from the Young Ones was either on to something. or on something.
	4:34am Bill Zebub: Stay with us, Sweet Melissa.
	4:35am sinister dexter: are you a video game nerd Eevie?
	4:35am MissEevie: No, not at all.
	4:36am SweetMelissa: Very cool 😎 Thanks for the heads up. Tomorrow I’ll be walking around like a zombie. I’m staying LOL!!!
	4:37am sinister dexter: how are you making a Mew doll? i got kids grew up on Pokemon and i like too
	4:37am jsa: I 🖤 Cars, The
	4:37am Ole 'Rick: GREAT SONG
	4:37am MissEevie: It is a gift for christmas :) Making it for someone else.
	4:39am Ole 'Rick: Bill would you consider doing a re-make of " Death Bed: The Bed That Eats (1977)"
	4:39am Ole 'Rick: I just watched it, it's not bad
	4:39am sinister dexter: aaahhh , heh heh , its cool stuff , might be why my daughter got into genetics
	4:39am Bill Zebub: Ole Rick, I have never seen it
	4:40am Ole 'Rick: I think you would like it
	4:41am Walden: what if I requested some of that In fields of pestilent grief... stuff ....would that be possible?
	4:41am MissEevie: Oooo that sounds like fun. I am a learning nerd. If I could spend the rest of my life in school learning what I want to learn, I totally would.
	4:41am Ole 'Rick: "Long ago, a demon fell in love with a woman and conjured up a bed on which to make love to her. The woman died during the act, and, in his grief, the demon wept tears of blood which fell on the bed and caused it to come to life. While the demon rests, the bed's evil is contained, but once every ten years, the demon wakes, giving the bed the power to physically eat human beings. Only one man, an artist identified as Aubrey Beardsley, was spared, as the bed condemned him to immortality behind a painting, where he must forever witness the bed taking victims. The bed passed from owner to owner until the present day. " Very low budget
	4:41am sinister dexter: 2 beers left .... fuck ..... who likes bubble hash?!
	4:42am Bill Zebub: Walden, Funeral is something I love to play.
	4:46am Bill Zebub: I have a song for Sweet Melissa - coming in a bit
	4:53am Listener Bop Monroe: A1 on my body of christ, please.
	4:55am sinister dexter: Nick the Bard! woohoo!
	5:03am Bill Zebub: The next song is going out to Melissa and JSA
	5:06am SweetMelissa: It feels like JB is here.Ahhh, The Ghost of Christmas Past!
	5:07am Bill Zebub: JB was a true friend
	5:07am SweetMelissa: Which song, I’ve got one eye open!
	5:09am Bill Zebub: The very next one is yours, Melissa. And next week, one that bears your name will also be for you.
	5:19am Listener Bop Monroe: leprachauns aren't as crunchy as one would think. all the fiber, it's mainly in the hat and belt buckles.
	5:21am sinister dexter: wow this is awesome
	5:23am Listener Bop Monroe: Lucky Charms was created in 1964 by product developer John Holahan. General Mills management challenged a team of product developers to use the available manufacturing capacity from either of General Mills' two principal cereal products—Wheaties or Cheerios—and do something unique. Holahan came up with the idea after a visit to the grocery store in which he decided to mix Cheerios with bits of Brach's Circus peanuts.[2] An advertising company employed by General Mills and Company suggested marketing the new cereal around the idea of charm bracelets.[3] Thus, the charms of Lucky Charms were born. Lucky Charms is the first cereal to include marshmallows in the recipe. These pieces are called "marshmallow bits", or "marbits", due to their small size. The mascot of Lucky Charms, created in 1963, is Lucky the Leprechaun, also known as Sir Charms, and originally called L.C. Leprechaun. The cartoon character's voice was supplied by the late voice actor Arthur Anderson until 1992. Lucky has also been voiced by Eric Bauza, Tex Brashear, Jason Graae, Doug Preis, and Daniel Ross. In 1975, Lucky the Leprechaun was briefly replaced by Waldo the Wizard in New England, while Lucky remained the mascot in the rest of the United States
	5:26am goyim in the am: Someone is BEGGING to have their mother thrown in the garbage can.
	5:27am jsa: FINALLY!
	5:28am sinister dexter: that was next level radio ..... so good
	5:31am sinister dexter: Heavy Dreamer!
	5:31am Bill Zebub: VANISHING KIDS have crafted a PERFECT song. It is magical.
	5:35am sinister dexter: getting feisty here , wind roaring in the trees
	5:37am Bill Zebub: I wish I could feel winter as you do, Sinister Dexter
	5:37am SweetMelissa: 👍👍👍
	5:38am SweetMelissa: Ha I missed it!
	5:40am sinister dexter: come visit Bill
	5:44am SweetMelissa: 👍👌👍😂
	5:45am sinister dexter: every time i listen to Coph Nia , i think of the metal home you created Bill ... thanks man
	5:48am Bill Zebub: The last bastion of metal
	5:50am Walden: I agree....Stay Frosty Bill.
	5:51am SweetMelissa: omg😂😂😂
	5:53am sinister dexter: next level
	5:55am Listener Bop Monroe: great to hear the professor at his most provocative. thnx again and be safe DJ BZ. time to fill my bubble with chocolate! krimble maybe?
	5:57am SweetMelissa: Not me!
	5:59am SweetMelissa: Smash the Gander
	2:23pm Jacob: Wonderful M.F. and Mr Dimmu Borgir makes me think about all your documentaries sir.

Vortex of Chaos with Bill Zebub: Playlist from December 24, 2020

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December 24, 2020: ANTICHRIST-mas

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Morkobot	kologora "kologora" by "Morkobot"	Gorgo		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Thy Primordial	Erased in Decay "Erased in Decay" by "Thy Primordial"	The Heresy in the Age of Reason	Pulverised	0:04:27 (Pop-up)
Bethlehem	Kalt Kitt in Leicht Flatiger Leere	Bethlehem	Prophesy Productions	0:09:13 (Pop-up)
Crystal Viper	Welcome Home "Welcome Home" by "Crystal Viper"	The Cult	Listenable Records	0:14:49 (Pop-up)
Afterbirth	Maggots in Her Smile "Maggots in Her Smile" by "Afterbirth"		The Time Travelers	0:19:18 (Pop-up)
Beheaded	The Horror Breathes "The Horror Breathes" by "Beheaded"	Beast Incarnate		0:25:23 (Pop-up)
Dimmu Borgir	Progenies of the Great Apocalypse	Death Cult Armageddon	Nuclear Blast	0:29:53 (Pop-up)
Mercyful Fate	Evil "Evil" by "Mercyful Fate"	2009 Single		0:35:10 (Pop-up)
Death	Genetic Reconstruction "Genetic Reconstruction" by "Death"	Spiritual Healing	Century Media	0:40:36 (Pop-up)
Warrel Dane	Madame Satan "Madame Satan" by "Warrel Dane"	Shadow Work	Century Media	0:45:25 (Pop-up)
Arkona	Faces of Immortal Gods "Faces of Immortal Gods" by "Arkona"	Goi Rode Goi	Napalm Records	0:51:55 (Pop-up)
Napoleon XIV	They're Coming to Take Me Away	The Second Coming		0:57:10 (Pop-up)
Esoteric	A Worthless Dream "A Worthless Dream" by "Esoteric"	The Pernicious Enigma	Aesthetic Death	1:01:08 (Pop-up)
Drapsnatt	Gasten "Gasten" by "Drapsnatt"	Hymner Til Underganger	Nordvis	1:18:27 (Pop-up)
Cliff Richard	Dreaming "Dreaming" by "Cliff Richard"			1:26:21 (Pop-up)
Sanzu	The Chill "The Chill" by "Sanzu"	Heavy over the Home		1:29:50 (Pop-up)
The Cars	This Could Be Love "This Could Be Love" by "The Cars"	Shake it Up		1:34:54 (Pop-up)
Odem	Illuminate "Illuminate" by "Odem"	Timeless Past Above		1:39:16 (Pop-up)
Manes	Last Resort "Last Resort" by "Manes"		Slow Motion Death Sequence	1:54:27 (Pop-up)
The Progressive Soul Collective	Destiny Inc.	Sonic Birth		2:01:10 (Pop-up)
Vanishing Kids	Heavy Dreamer "Heavy Dreamer" by "Vanishing Kids"	Heavy Dreamer	Svart Records	2:26:21 (Pop-up)
Germ	How Can I? "How Can I?" by "Germ"	Grief		2:34:14 (Pop-up)
Coph Nia	Fire "Fire" by "Coph Nia"	The Dark Illuminat	Cold Meat Industry	2:38:19 (Pop-up)
Terry Jacks	Seasons in the Sun "Seasons in the Sun" by "Terry Jacks"			2:43:35 (Pop-up)
Snow Miser	"Snow Miser"			2:58:15 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:00am Gannick Years: Let's rock. I have some requests even tho the show has probably already been recorded: the new Ecchymosis, Pharmacist & Omegavortex albums.
	3:01am Hi from Holland: Aloha!
	3:02am jsa: Who has the rumnog?
	3:02am Gannick Years: ...from Las Hell-As!
	3:03am Threemoons: Mood. Gonna go play a little Cyberpunk 2077 before bed. Overtired as bleep
	3:03am Bill Zebub: Greetings, all. Merry Antichrist-mas.
	3:04am Fox: Yaaay! I made it! Hello.
	3:04am Fox: This is awesome.
	3:04am Bill Zebub: Miss Fox! It has been a long time!
	3:08am Fox: Yup. I've been a day-walker. It doesn't come naturally, but it's necessary.
	3:08am Gannick Years: Ceased, To Decay is the correct title of this song
	3:09am Gannick Years: but i like the idea of being erased in decay
	3:10am Walden: Merry Antichrist-mas to you my friend....and to another year.....Cheers!!
	3:11am Gannick Years: make it stop
	3:11am Gannick Years: Bethlehem have really lowered their game
	3:12am sinister dexter: good evening Fox , Bill , Listeners , greetingsvfrom north Michigan
	3:13am Bill Zebub: Greetngs, Sinister Dexter!
	3:15am Fox: Halloooo Dexter!
	3:16am sinister dexter: ooooo this is good
	3:18am Gannick Years: wow, this is some nice NEW shittt!
	3:18am Gannick Years: lovin' the new shit
	3:22am Gannick Years: Crystal Viper newsflash: Band leader Marta Gabriel comments : " I’m super excited about this new album, as it marks a new era of the band. First of all, it’s our first album for Listenable Records, and It’s also our first album with new drummer Cederick who joined us last year. I’m also back to playing guitar, and I couldn’t be happier !. When it comes to style and music, we decided to do something we feel very comfortable and honest with, and show everyone where we belong and where we come from. So yes, "The Cult" marks CRYSTAL VIPER’s return to its roots, pure classic heavy metal ! You might even want to call it old school, as we feel we‘ve never had as many catchy guitar riffs and harmonies than on any of our other albums."
	3:23am Gannick Years: chugga chugga chugaaaaa
	3:28am sinister dexter: anyone heard of Vektor? Anaal Nathrakh?
	3:29am Gannick Years: yes
	3:29am Gannick Years: After a long 4 year wait, Malta’s Death Metal Warlords Beheaded return with their highly anticipated latest effort Beast Incarnate. With 5 studio releases under their belt the band has solidified itself as one of the top premier Death Metal acts in Europe today as well as worldwide fan base. The band has appeared on countless tours and large festival appearances bringing their savage barbaric form of extreme metal to the stage fueling pit ready audiences. Beast Incarnate is packed with slabs of pure Death Metal intensity and backed by fantastic artwork by Jose Gabriel Alegria Sabogal. Top it off with a monstrous final production brought forth by famed engineer Ronnie Bjornstrom at Enhanced Audio Productions Sweden and you have what is a perfect Death Metal release.
	3:30am sinister dexter: yeah they suck
	3:32am sinister dexter: hey Fox , been dancing?
	3:33am Gannick Years: symphonic death metal forever
	3:34am Gannick Years: Band took its name from an Icelandic name "Dimmuborgir", which stands for “dark castle/fortress”. It is a type of lava formation near Lake Myvatn in Iceland, and according to local legends, a gateway to Hell/Underworld.
	3:37am MissEevie: Totally lost track of time.. but I am here now
	3:37am sinister dexter: turning it up to11
	3:37am sinister dexter: Eevie!
	3:38am Bill Zebub: Welcome, Miss Eevie
	3:38am MissEevie: Me! :)
	3:39am Bill Zebub: Surely there must be ESOTERIC for Miss Fox
	3:41am sinister dexter: woohoo! Pussy!
	3:42am Fox: Will there be? I am not going to last much longer. I have a full day of gluttony and excess tomorrow!
	3:43am Gannick Years: Death was the ideal mixture of heart and balls. Schuldiner’s music contained a controlled rapaciousness in each note, a delicately composed symphony of aggression. Never confined to simple hellish fury, there’s hypnotic passion to Death’s music; his riffs were the tempting come-hither of a Draculean lover, an invitation to revel in the hereafter. Take for example Spirit Crusher, from an album divisive among fans who prefer the straightforward brutality of earlier efforts to the progressive leaning on the final album. That track stands as a thoughtful, gorgeously constructed crowning achievement that showcases Chuck’s stern commitment to improvement and perfection – a trait also witnessed in the rotating cast of band members who could barely keep up with the demanding band leader. Spirited chords dive headfirst into frenzied blistering interludes, but it all converges in the crushing chorus as Chuck squeezes every last drop of ardor into those four syllables: ‘SPI-RIT. CRUSH-ER!’
	3:44am Bill Zebub: Within a few songs, Miss Fox
	3:44am Bill Zebub: I also wonder if Miss Evie will resonate with ESOTERIC
	3:45am MissEevie: Iwill be head banging away!
	3:46am sinister dexter: esoteric is one of the few growly vocal metal bands i like
	3:47am Bill Zebub: There shall be no banging. ESOTERIC is a theater of the mind. Close eyes and inhale hell.
	3:47am MissEevie: I can't! I have too much to do to close my eyes.
	3:48am Bill Zebub: Shut eyes only to this world.
	3:50am Fox: sinister dexter: same.
	3:56am MissEevie: I will do my best
	3:56am Gannick Years: Аркона (Arkona) is a Russian folk/pagan metal band from Moscow, formerly known as Гиперборея.
	3:57am Gannick Years: Roonepooper is the better name
	3:57am sinister dexter: i like this , they sound pagan
	3:58am Bill Zebub: It is next, Miss Fox.
	3:59am sinister dexter: Bill you are my Dr. Demento
	4:00am Bill Zebub: I was a huge fan of Dr. Demento.
	4:02am jsa: I love this one.
	4:03am morphe': Station/Studio - FYI 04:03 EST -Archives down...
	4:08am sinister dexter: i got a band ...... anyone wanna join?
	4:10am Listener Bop Monroe: greetings from darkest Tannersville. sd - yes but sadly i'm strictly 4/4. rock on dudes. good mog Mr. BZ!
	4:10am MissEevie: Maybe if I had an iota of musical talent. :)
	4:10am Gannick Years: Esoteric was founded in July 1992 in Birmingham, UK by Greg Chandler and Gordon Bicknell. They play very slow extreme music known as funeral doom metal with elements of death metal, psychedelic and progressive rock. The band had few live performances in the 1990's and since 2003 has actively been playing on tours and festivals.
	4:10am Walden: yes.....damn it....I was away from the PC at the time....but I was introduced to Dr. Demento in my youth as well....my dad had a cassette of a show he had recorded and I used to listen to that a lot
	4:11am Bill Zebub: Greetings, Bop Monroe
	4:13am Bill Zebub: There is a black metal song for Eevie next, and then the winds of chaos shall blow.
	4:13am SweetMelissa: Dig ...iI feel like I’m behind the back bar at Connections 👍
	4:14am Bill Zebub: You made it! Melissa! Next week I shall have music especially selected for you.
	4:14am sinister dexter: we dont have to call it music Eevie
	4:15am Gannick Years: all hell is about 2 break loos
	4:15am sinister dexter: so good to hear Professor!
	4:16am MissEevie: I should have recorded my yelps the 3 times I got hot glue on my thumb :s
	4:18am Listener Bop Monroe: my throat hurts just hearing you Prof DD!! ah, good times.
	4:18am Listener Bop Monroe: nuke the whales! nuke the whales!!!!!
	4:19am Listener Bop Monroe: nuke the hairy whales! nuke the hairy wales!!!!!
	4:20am Bill Zebub: a 4/4 song is coming right up for Listener Bop Monroe
	4:21am Listener Bop Monroe: \m/
	4:21am sinister dexter: the most beautiful whale in motion
	4:22am Fox: A belated YAY for the Esoteric! I was AFK getting ready for bed.
	4:23am sinister dexter: yes and send them to me , what are you gluing Eevie?
	4:24am Fox: And now that my hair is clean and I am slathered with oil, I must go to bed! TOMORROW IS NOW! Goodnight my dudes!
	4:24am sinister dexter: good dreams Fox!
	4:25am MissEevie: I crocheted a pokemon Mew doll and had to glue the felt eyes on. I now have a big blister
	4:27am sinister dexter: i realy wanted to mention pokemon Eevie ..... i have a big figure of Eevie on my desk
	4:27am Fox: It is my shitty birthday. But this year, I'm having a glorious time all by myself!! WHEEE!!!
	4:27am Ole 'Rick: Say.. Nice show
	4:28am MissEevie: Oh cute! I got the nickname because my initials are E.V. Had nothing to do with Pokemon hehe
	4:28am Bill Zebub: Greetings, Ole 'Rick!
	4:28am sinister dexter: Fox happy birthday!
	4:30am Listener Bop Monroe: looks like i should mention my band Pocket Monster (2001 - 2015) evie... wheeee fox gnite. Cliff! Now that's 4/4!
	4:31am SweetMelissa: I’m all in 👍
	4:31am Gannick Years: Pop singer Cliff Richard never achieved the superstar status in the United States that he enjoyed at home in England, but he did have a handful of memorable hits. Two of those hits, "Dreaming" and "A Little in Love," came from 1980's I'm No Hero. Producer/arranger/bass guitarist Alan Tarney wrote most of the songs on I'm No Hero, a pleasant pop album. The Top Ten single "Dreaming" -- co-written by Tarney and '70s pop star Leo Sayer -- is a brilliantly catchy song with a great chorus and passionately aching vocals from Richard throughout. "A Little in Love" is more easygoing but no less enjoyable. "Take Another Look" and "In the Night" are winners too. Richard and Tarney stretch pop's elasticity with interesting arrangements on "I'm No Hero" (with hints of rockabilly, ska, and new wave) and the ballad "A Heart Will Break Tonight." The cover of the original U.S. I'm No Hero album features a shadowy photograph of Richard, whereas the U.K. CD reissue uses a silly illustration picturing Richard as a boxer. This U.K. CD also includes the B-sides "Dynamite" and "Keep On Looking" as bonus tracks.
	4:32am Bill Zebub: Sweet Melissa, our last hour shall have more songs suitable to your tastes, but next week I will be specializing in warm distortion.
	4:34am Listener Bop Monroe: gy - rick from the Young Ones was either on to something. or on something.
	4:34am Bill Zebub: Stay with us, Sweet Melissa.
	4:35am sinister dexter: are you a video game nerd Eevie?
	4:35am MissEevie: No, not at all.
	4:36am SweetMelissa: Very cool 😎 Thanks for the heads up. Tomorrow I’ll be walking around like a zombie. I’m staying LOL!!!
	4:37am sinister dexter: how are you making a Mew doll? i got kids grew up on Pokemon and i like too
	4:37am jsa: I 🖤 Cars, The
	4:37am Ole 'Rick: GREAT SONG
	4:37am MissEevie: It is a gift for christmas :) Making it for someone else.
	4:39am Ole 'Rick: Bill would you consider doing a re-make of " Death Bed: The Bed That Eats (1977)"
	4:39am Ole 'Rick: I just watched it, it's not bad
	4:39am sinister dexter: aaahhh , heh heh , its cool stuff , might be why my daughter got into genetics
	4:39am Bill Zebub: Ole Rick, I have never seen it
	4:40am Ole 'Rick: I think you would like it
	4:41am Walden: what if I requested some of that In fields of pestilent grief... stuff ....would that be possible?
	4:41am MissEevie: Oooo that sounds like fun. I am a learning nerd. If I could spend the rest of my life in school learning what I want to learn, I totally would.
	4:41am Ole 'Rick: "Long ago, a demon fell in love with a woman and conjured up a bed on which to make love to her. The woman died during the act, and, in his grief, the demon wept tears of blood which fell on the bed and caused it to come to life. While the demon rests, the bed's evil is contained, but once every ten years, the demon wakes, giving the bed the power to physically eat human beings. Only one man, an artist identified as Aubrey Beardsley, was spared, as the bed condemned him to immortality behind a painting, where he must forever witness the bed taking victims. The bed passed from owner to owner until the present day. " Very low budget
	4:41am sinister dexter: 2 beers left .... fuck ..... who likes bubble hash?!
	4:42am Bill Zebub: Walden, Funeral is something I love to play.
	4:46am Bill Zebub: I have a song for Sweet Melissa - coming in a bit
	4:53am Listener Bop Monroe: A1 on my body of christ, please.
	4:55am sinister dexter: Nick the Bard! woohoo!
	5:03am Bill Zebub: The next song is going out to Melissa and JSA
	5:06am SweetMelissa: It feels like JB is here.Ahhh, The Ghost of Christmas Past!
	5:07am Bill Zebub: JB was a true friend
	5:07am SweetMelissa: Which song, I’ve got one eye open!
	5:09am Bill Zebub: The very next one is yours, Melissa. And next week, one that bears your name will also be for you.
	5:19am Listener Bop Monroe: leprachauns aren't as crunchy as one would think. all the fiber, it's mainly in the hat and belt buckles.
	5:21am sinister dexter: wow this is awesome
	5:23am Listener Bop Monroe: Lucky Charms was created in 1964 by product developer John Holahan. General Mills management challenged a team of product developers to use the available manufacturing capacity from either of General Mills' two principal cereal products—Wheaties or Cheerios—and do something unique. Holahan came up with the idea after a visit to the grocery store in which he decided to mix Cheerios with bits of Brach's Circus peanuts.[2] An advertising company employed by General Mills and Company suggested marketing the new cereal around the idea of charm bracelets.[3] Thus, the charms of Lucky Charms were born. Lucky Charms is the first cereal to include marshmallows in the recipe. These pieces are called "marshmallow bits", or "marbits", due to their small size. The mascot of Lucky Charms, created in 1963, is Lucky the Leprechaun, also known as Sir Charms, and originally called L.C. Leprechaun. The cartoon character's voice was supplied by the late voice actor Arthur Anderson until 1992. Lucky has also been voiced by Eric Bauza, Tex Brashear, Jason Graae, Doug Preis, and Daniel Ross. In 1975, Lucky the Leprechaun was briefly replaced by Waldo the Wizard in New England, while Lucky remained the mascot in the rest of the United States
	5:26am goyim in the am: Someone is BEGGING to have their mother thrown in the garbage can.
	5:27am jsa: FINALLY!
	5:28am sinister dexter: that was next level radio ..... so good
	5:31am sinister dexter: Heavy Dreamer!
	5:31am Bill Zebub: VANISHING KIDS have crafted a PERFECT song. It is magical.
	5:35am sinister dexter: getting feisty here , wind roaring in the trees
	5:37am Bill Zebub: I wish I could feel winter as you do, Sinister Dexter
	5:37am SweetMelissa: 👍👍👍
	5:38am SweetMelissa: Ha I missed it!
	5:40am sinister dexter: come visit Bill
	5:44am SweetMelissa: 👍👌👍😂
	5:45am sinister dexter: every time i listen to Coph Nia , i think of the metal home you created Bill ... thanks man
	5:48am Bill Zebub: The last bastion of metal
	5:50am Walden: I agree....Stay Frosty Bill.
	5:51am SweetMelissa: omg😂😂😂
	5:53am sinister dexter: next level
	5:55am Listener Bop Monroe: great to hear the professor at his most provocative. thnx again and be safe DJ BZ. time to fill my bubble with chocolate! krimble maybe?
	5:57am SweetMelissa: Not me!
	5:59am SweetMelissa: Smash the Gander
	2:23pm Jacob: Wonderful M.F. and Mr Dimmu Borgir makes me think about all your documentaries sir.

Vortex of Chaos with Bill Zebub: Playlist from December 24, 2020

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