WFMU: Ritual Music with Lady Chanticleer: Playlist from September 5, 2021

Listener comments!
	12:07pm Franco Twinkie: Hey.
	12:07pm LadyChanticleer: Hi hi!
	12:08pm Franco Twinkie: Did you eat before starting this slog?
	12:08pm LadyChanticleer: I'm honestly still waking up!
	12:08pm LadyChanticleer: It's gonna be a weird one
	12:08pm listener james from westwood: And here we go! How do, LC and all!
	12:08pm Franco Twinkie: Me too.
	12:09pm Marco Esquandolas: I’m all aboard for the weird
	12:09pm chresti: Hi LadyC!
	12:09pm LadyChanticleer: Hey James! Marco! Lady Chresti!
	12:09pm chresti: Weird is good?
	12:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Awlright ! Thx for Filling In ! Nice start !
	12:09pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Marco! where are you?
	12:10pm Jeff Golick: Go go go, Lady C! Slow, steady, and weird.
	🥁 12:11pm WR: Ah, that whistle tune was today's beginning of our Ritual Music!
	12:12pm Marco Esquandolas: Hi Franco! I’m in Lexington, KY. I think you’re in LA from other comments?
	12:12pm LadyChanticleer: It's legit gonna sound like early 2000s "hey, I put my iPod on shuffle"
	12:13pm LadyChanticleer: I love a whistle tune
	12:13pm LadyChanticleer: Fun fact : Lady C is a non-musician/non-singer... but an excellent whistler!
	12:13pm Franco Twinkie: Whistle while you work Natalie. I'm still deciding if it's going to be going to Chrestis studio or stay home and goof.
	12:15pm Franco Twinkie: We are Marco.
	12:17pm LadyChanticleer: Art studio? Dreamy
	12:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: As a Hendrix fan - always glad to hear more of Noel's Mattress. Shuffle Away !...
	12:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& my fellow 3rdNov. baby - Bert. The Hendrix of Acoustic as I think NeilYoung said...
	12:20pm LadyChanticleer: Only musician to make me cry during a live performance! Love me some Bert.
	12:21pm Franco Twinkie: Not dreamy - nightmare. She's getting kicked out. There's a pile of packed boxes waiting for me, but it's a ready hot outside! Tomorrow will be cooler they say.
	12:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Roger McGuinn did that to me solo playing 'Bells of Rhymney'. Too much to deconstruct why...
	12:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Power to you Franco & Chresti ! I know from Too Much Stuff after working a thrift store for 10 years...
	12:23pm Marco Esquandolas: That sucks about the studio, Franco. Good luck
	12:24pm Franco Twinkie: It's our summer vacation Marco. Oye!
	12:24pm Marco Esquandolas: I’ve been to LA once. It’s a different world from Kentucky
	12:25pm Marco Esquandolas: Haha
	12:25pm LadyChanticleer: It's hard to find a studio. I started using my storage unit as a studio!
	12:25pm Marco Esquandolas: Bummer
	12:26pm Franco Twinkie: I bet Marfa is twice as hard as L.A. to find a workspace.
	12:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: OK - I've played gittar all my life - but was just starting to play with other people & even in front of people - when - Plague. Anyhow ...we couldn't find a place to Practice, leave stuff & exude decibels here in smalltown NewHampshuh for love of money.
	12:33pm LadyChanticleer: Marfa is tricky... I'll be in LA this month to get a lay of the land. Doing a show there in 2022!
	12:34pm Franco Twinkie: I was working my way through the Kahn Dynasty when Vilayat died. I saw Ali Akbar at Stearns Grove in San Francisco with Zakir Hussain on a really hot day, and Imrat in a high school theater in Orange County. Both were beyond belief.
	12:36pm Franco Twinkie: Good deal Natalie! We will be there.
	12:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: In my late adoloscence getting Psychedelicised - I crossed paths in a minor way with Universalist Sufism. Vilayat Khan seemed an unimpeachable spiritual guru icon of holy musicianship to my impressionable imagination.
	12:45pm Stork: Hay-Low everybody. Thank you Lady Chanticlleer from the bottom of my jet-lagged brain for filling in for me this week. Outside of the improvement, the listeners will never know the difference.
	12:46pm Stork: (sp) Chanticleer
	12:49pm LadyChanticleer: Hey Stork! You home safely?
	12:49pm Franco Twinkie: I always associate the word fantasia with fruit suspended inside Jello.
	12:51pm LadyChanticleer: That's how my brain feels
	12:54pm gfgjhj: where is jones
	12:59pm coelacanth∅: greetings LadyC and all
	1:01pm LadyChanticleer: Hey hey!
	1:02pm Andres: Good afternoon, LadyChanticleer! Not touching the dial for the next six hours.
	1:04pm LadyChanticleer: Hey Andres!
	1:06pm HyperDose: This is smoooth!
	1:09pm LadyChanticleer: Hey HD! Yay!
	1:14pm Stork: Yeah, home at last - quite the ordeal, but nothing like that for those in the path of that storm. Enjoying the Ritual marathon, groggily.
	1:17pm LadyChanticleer: I too am rather groggy. Glad you made it back home and thanks for tuning in!
	1:19pm Stork: :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)
	1:20pm Andres: Loved that! All live drumming or some manipulation?
	1:29pm LadyChanticleer: Not entirely sure!
	1:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Shankar like Coltrane or Segovia - one of these Masters who utterly blends Technical Virtuosity with earnest Expression & even some kind of sparkling appeal. Not like those Virtuosos who ironically are somewhat unconcerned with actual Musics...
	1:34pm coelacanth∅: i'm experiencing many silent cut-outs here anyone else?
	1:34pm coelacanth∅: ... mostly silent. the last one cut to the stream
	1:35pm LadyChanticleer: It's the internet over here :(
	1:35pm coelacanth∅: (and it's the stream now, which is also cutting out)
	1:36pm Sunny: Cutting a bit on my end too. Better now. Hi!
	1:36pm coelacanth∅: oh okay -'long as you know.
	1:36pm Andres: I blame the rattlers sidling up to the cables to warm up.
	1:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yup. Also Bass over-modulating with more Left than Right channel anybody? I fear to sound critical. Not the intent.
	1:42pm LadyChanticleer: Well I don't hear that and I'm listening to the stream, but if you've listened before.... you know my internet isn't great here in Marfa. Plus I'm broadcasting from an adobe, so the material is fortified against harsh weather and internet signal.
	1:43pm ParUbi: Hey everyone! Nice show so far, LC!
	1:44pm Stork: Lovely lovely Ravi Shankar
	1:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ah adobe. Takes me back to SantaBarbara...
	1:44pm LadyChanticleer: I grew up listening to Ravi!
	1:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Went down a YouTube rabbithole last night of Summer of Love junk & Monterey. Already thinking Ravi !
	1:54pm LadyChanticleer: I am from Monterey!
	1:55pm LadyChanticleer: I am from Monterey!
	1:55pm Franco Twinkie: I saw Ravi Shankar at Occidental Collage. I had already seen lots of live Indian classical music, but this was something different. Ravi put on a total rock concert. Lots of screaming and yelling. He really knew how to play and audience. When the review of the show came out in the L.A. Times a few days later, it was revealed that George Harrison was in the audience.
	1:57pm LadyChanticleer: But of course he was! Ravi is a big time figure for me. I can only imagine.
	1:57pm coelacanth∅: hey ParUbi
	1:58pm coelacanth∅: greetings Stork i hope you've made it home sound
	2:01pm Franco Twinkie: My brother-in-law saw him at Monterey. When the article about the festival came out later that summer in Playboy, his little sister was in a photo playing with a balloon.
	2:01pm chresti: I spent the night in jail for juveniles in Monterey, in 1973.
	2:02pm LadyChanticleer: You probably met my mom there Chresti
	2:03pm chresti: Did she work there or stay there?
	2:04pm coelacanth∅: ya know, it only cut out once, briefly during the entire morning raga, and now it's cutting out like crazy... maybe you should go meditate some more!
	2:06pm Stork: Made it, coel, thanks.
	2:06pm coelacanth∅: (actually maybe holding steady now)
	2:06pm chresti: If she worked there, she might of given me a peanut butter sandwich.
	🥁 2:06pm WR: That That's cool Franco, not sure if that is cool Chresti. Never saw Ravi Shankar in person. Just not right time right place. I got several of the 60s World Pacific releases in 1967ish after I read the Harrison name drop. The records were being sold cheap by the KMart or wherever... LadyC you did sound fully awake on that mic break, trying to decide if I am going do my usual Sunday mediation / nap. Ritual Music will be my guide.
	2:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Stream. Also playing Indian music of some kind as it happens...
	🥁 2:08pm WR: This Vince Donofrio is wacky, guessing it is stream
	2:10pm LadyChanticleer: She def stayed there, Chresti
	2:11pm LadyChanticleer: Let's hope it doesn't cut out some more. I'll sit under the power lines and meditate.
	🥁 2:12pm WR: We heard just a few seconds of the Vince Donofrio, wacky sitar psych. www.youtube.com...
	2:13pm chresti: WR, I was 16, camping near a gas station with a couple older friends and a cop didn't like the permission note from my mom I had showed him.
	2:18pm Franco Twinkie: WR, George was the only Beatle I was truly mesmerized by. The first time I was delighted to know he was somewhere near by was in San Francisco in 1967. I was looking at a newspaper box on Market Street and on the front page of the SF Chronical was that picture of him and Patty walking through The Haight. I'm like - Wow, there's a Beatle around here!
	2:20pm LadyChanticleer: I love John but George is the one for me
	2:20pm LadyChanticleer: No love for Paul
	2:21pm Franco Twinkie: It was right from the jump for me Natalie, when my older sister got Meet the Beatles for her eleventh birthday.
	2:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: George (in)famously scandalized & felt threatened by the Haight. Got out asap & got on the plane back - which hit turbulence as he chanted to Krishna for deliverance. I believe he resolved to give up LSD then. & - or - after he put it under a microscope & thot it looked like rope... Total Beatetard since toddlerhood & the Sat. A.M. Cartoon show ! John was TheBeatles' favorite Beatle & mine too wayyy back - but they each a spoke in the wheel yerknow. Even SirMacca.
	2:26pm Franco Twinkie: I know RR. George was just ahead of the curve when it came to a boots on the ground report about the Haight in August of 1967. No shade on Joan Didion, but she was no fellow traveler.
	2:27pm coelacanth∅: the haight was already turning to shit by then. George was saddened by it.
	2:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...John & George had a real thing - the darker crazier half of TheBeatles. & yet - Lennon consistently undervalued the younger George - & as a Libra saw his Partnership ~ Rivary with Paul as the real action...
	2:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah sure. You're wealthy & used to Swinging London - & the Haight was getting overrun as we all know.
	2:28pm coelacanth∅: LadyC @220 i can't relate to that - though i felt similarly 25-30 years ago.
	2:31pm LadyChanticleer: I like some of his tunes but my god, when Paul churns out a bad song.... it is beyond terrible
	2:31pm LadyChanticleer: The Christmas song!? Ebony & Ivory? Good lord.
	2:31pm LadyChanticleer: "the horror... the horror"
	2:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Point taken. But by that same token he's a dowsing rod for Melody & a stony hipster besides. You hate to be that Beatletard - but the Alchemy they had together - with John pushing it Forward with gravitas & Paul being Constructive was the magical thing.
	2:36pm LadyChanticleer: I agree with that RR. I almost got hit my a semi-truck while driving to El Paso. Temporary Secretary was playing and I thought "Oh hell no... I'm not going out on this song"
	2:39pm coelacanth∅: Paul wrote/performed some absolute crap with the beatles! and wings? mostly crap. honey pie? wild honey pie?? kansas city heyhey?? a non-rocker acting the part. another girl? rubbish surpassed only by don't pass me by. . . but that's musically and even musically he also did some extraordinary things.
	2:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The poor man is beyond Critique or Editing in his mind & @ that level of wealth & accomplishment. As Ringo observed - a good thing about being Four is yer not Elvis all alone getting smoke blown up yer arse by everybody.
	2:40pm LadyChanticleer: I always imagine 'simply having a wonderful christmas time' was a lyrical placeholder and then he just thought 'well fuck it, it works'
	2:41pm coelacanth∅: as a person... when i was little i had the 4 photos from the white album on my wall. then i took down Paul's and Ringo's and left John & George up. for years. ... but as i continue to learn about Paul i raise him higher and higher in my regard. easily higher than John, who i adore, but i know he was a dick.
	2:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kansas City was a Cover. As well as being the Melodic Genius of Pop/Rawk - Paul was an Icon of LittleRichard wailing & balls out energy. Easy to forget. Yeah you could take anybody with that much output & cherry-pick the lows. & yet - the lows are there. ...We sought to correct the notion that Paul was Music & John was Words. & then - it is observed that Paul was Melodically gifted - & John tended to compose within a few notes & always remarked on the quaiity & meaning of the Writing when you asked him...
	2:44pm coelacanth∅: lest i be misunderstood, i Love John and respect him in many many ways. one way is that he knew he fucked up and faced himself; admitted his shortcomings to the world, and committed himself to changing for the better.
	2:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Also - John only got to age 40 & 1980 - which I think is forgotten in PostModern reassessment...
	2:45pm LadyChanticleer: Primal scream therapy! And he loved Yoko.
	2:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: John was a Libra - but had Mercury in Scorpio like I do. His deep & sharp perception - & tongue - have in fact always been part of the appeal for some of us. & he was Year of Metal Dragon b. 1940. So larger than life & complex. Paul was / is more of a Craftsman & John was Art School Boho.
	2:48pm coelacanth∅: Paul penned some extraordinary lyrics, and John composed some of the best beatles music. they were both extremely gifted. Paul was coming from the point of view of Little Richard and Elvis. he was a showman. so was Hendrix. that used to bother me but, whatever. he knew how to put it together to create something people can relate to. yeah sad he got so bad after the beatles... but then his last album is actually pretty good.
	2:49pm coelacanth∅: ...so no primal scream therapy for you then?!
	2:51pm LadyChanticleer: I keep wanting to start a primal scream therapy class here...
	🥁 2:51pm WR: Er, maybe I should have mentioned Alla Rakha and Kanai Dutta and their contrast in approach to tabla instead of the Harry Son tribe....
	2:51pm coelacanth∅: or... never mind i misunderstood that. - and i once guided a client through screaming therapy.
	2:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Paul's had the temerity to Not Die. & he's handling Eder Statesman well.
	2:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *eLder
	2:52pm Franco Twinkie: I was fourteen years old when The Beatles broke up. At that time there were to many other rock bands clogging up my head for me to become despondent. To me they were like statues of Greek gods - foreboding, but ultimately silent.
	2:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Deviants !
	2:53pm LadyChanticleer: Indeedly!
	2:54pm LadyChanticleer: Yeah, for someone who has spent their 34 years on this planet obsessed with music... The Beatles never factored into the obsession. There are Beatles records I just don't know.
	2:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I was six when they broke up - & collected all the albums over years in the 1970s. The great Revolution of Rawk was always a bit more Sociological than actually Social for me... a bit of a GenX situation perhaps.
	3:00pm LadyChanticleer: My dad was super into Black Sabbath and Dio. Meanwhile, my mama raised me on soul and funk.
	3:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Companion recalling BigStar a little.
	3:00pm LadyChanticleer: Oooh, good call!
	3:01pm Franco Twinkie: I was working on a TV commercial for AT&T. The location was Arthur Janov's house in Malibu. Him and his wife were staying at a hotel while we were there, so me and a friend decided to sleep in his living room, which was absolutely coated with pictures of him and all the famous people who ever summited to primal scream therapy under his watchful eye. We didn't get much sleep that night.
	3:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nice combo ! I was a Little Brother - my Big Brother about 9 years older - & deep into Rawk & playing Gittar. 1,000s of albums - new stacks every week - & I just got spoon-feed.
	3:02pm coelacanth∅: RR @243 yes kc/heyheyheyheyheyheyheyhey(!) was a cover; and like several other covers Paul sang it hits me as completely insincere. Paul mimicking his idols unconvincingly. in competing with John and George in the early days, he tried to get wild -when he simply wasn't. some of his later attempts at creating something "out there" were pathetically misguided too, like wild honey pie. helter skelter was decent though, even if contrived.
	3:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Franco ! Who were some of them ??
	3:02pm LadyChanticleer: LOL @franco
	3:03pm coelacanth∅: Franco -pictures of them screaming?! (kidding)
	3:03pm Franco Twinkie: Tim Leary is one that stands out, with topless women around the swimming pool.
	3:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I get it coela. John's voice is simply one of my favorite Instruments in all Music. It communicates with all kinds of shade. Thing is Paul could scream & had the energy as well as the chops on instruments. It just adds up. So Harvard Psych king Leary went in for that. Leary became kind of a white shoed lecture circuit kinda guy... Maybe he was sincere & it benefited him & I'ma jerk too... Haha coela ! Scream Museum.
	3:06pm David (in London): Good evening groovers. All hail Lady C.
	3:09pm LadyChanticleer: David! Hello!
	3:10pm coelacanth∅: 'evening David
	3:10pm Franco Twinkie: I'll hazard to guess that Timothy Leary more that a little to self obsessed to get in on someone else's action.
	3:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...imagines Leary extemporizing on - 'these theories & techniques are fine ...but one need only take the sacred LSD & be one's one therapist' yada yada ...maybe by then he just liked making the scene by the pool, yeah...
	3:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *own...God ...death blah blah...
	3:14pm David (in London): Coela, Rev D, Franco et al, salutations. Lady C, you clicky-starred one of our tracks (Der Zor) when Irene Trudel played it the other day. Thank you for that. Glad you liked it.
	3:15pm LadyChanticleer: David! Hello!
	3:15pm LadyChanticleer: Loved it!
	3:15pm coelacanth∅: i totally agree about John's voice RR. he even turn that shit song mr.moonlight into something that made you feel! Paul could scream but it always sounds like it's from his head, not his gut. - incredibly gifted musically though, regardless of his contrived songs. his arrangements and musicianship often saved John's songs from oblivion.
	3:16pm Franco Twinkie: Tim liked to mix it up with other alpha dog guru types. A friend of Chresti and mine's father was in that loop. There is video of him and Tim having a cutting contest.
	3:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cutting contest! & all that jazz.
	🥁 3:18pm WR: Would not have guessed that Chouk Bwa is Hatian! choukbwa.bandcamp.com...
	3:18pm chresti: I'm 30 years older than you, LadyC. You're a year older than my son, who got fed a steady diet of ska/reggae/rock steady, funk, hip hop, Captain Beefheart, r&b...
	3:19pm LadyChanticleer: Leary is a man I would definitely have fun being mean to :)
	3:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Right - Macca one of those - you know it's in 'em somewhere. How to get it Out.
	3:19pm LadyChanticleer: I can only imagine growing up listening to Chresti's tunes! I am envious.
	3:20pm doctorjazz: Hi folks! Here for some marathon Rituals!
	3:20pm David (in London): Yeah, liking this Chouk a lot. Lady C, I'd be delighted to send you a copy of the album if I might be so bold?
	3:20pm Franco Twinkie: Chresti has the shit for sure.
	3:21pm David (in London): Hey doctorjazz.
	3:21pm coelacanth∅: hey dr.j!
	3:22pm LadyChanticleer: Please do, David!
	3:22pm Marco Esquandolas: Dare I ask, what is a cutting contest?
	3:22pm chresti: Hey David in London.
	🥁 3:23pm WR: @1:20 @Andres: RE: "...some manipulation?", from the bandcamp listing description: "Afro-Caribbean voodoo polyrhythms meet bass-weight dub electronics on Vodou Alé, the debut full-length collaboration between Haitian six-piece Chouk Bwa and Belgian production duo, The Ångströmers. The traditional and contemporary collide on this nine-track merger of distinct Haitian mizik rasin (roots music) and rumbling electronic production, forging a thrilling and hypnotic dialogue between minimalist sound design and Afro-Haitian drum talk."
	3:23pm chresti: Cut you low! That kind of contest, Marco.
	🥁 3:24pm WR: Hi DiL!
	3:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Marco: term derives from in Jazz when guys would try to play better than the other guy & 'cut' him. Show him up. Involves Jamming together but with a pecking order agenda too.
	3:24pm David (in London): Chrest, WR, hello groovers. How are you both?
	3:25pm chresti: Thanks for that link, WR.
	3:25pm coelacanth∅: and then this... ethiopian? tanzanian maybe?
	3:25pm Franco Twinkie: Marco, the little bit of the video I saw, Tim and Wes were going at each other in a jokey/serious way.
	3:25pm LadyChanticleer: Ethiopian
	3:26pm Marco Esquandolas: Aha interesting. I hadn’t heard of that but know what you’re talking about. Thanks Rev Rabbit and Chresti
	3:27pm Marco Esquandolas: Haha that’s cool. Because it was Leary, I think I expected something more “sinister”
	3:27pm doctorjazz: You need a receptive audience as well (as far as kids hearing music you like). I'm a musical omnivore, my older daughter, while she's into what's popular, can enjoy jazz, rock, Reggae, blues, Classical, you name it (not "free jazz, though). My younger daughter, who heard the same stuff around the house, listens only various versions of punk and metal (she did get me to like All Time Low...). Go figure...
	3:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Maybe who could chop the coke faster in the 1970s...
	3:29pm Marco Esquandolas: Hahaha that’s what I was thinking
	3:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...too bad Neal Cassidy didn't live for that. But I digress...
	3:30pm chresti: LadyC will have to change hats in 30 minutes.
	3:32pm chresti: *She's wearing the Stork Club hat now
	3:33pm Franco Twinkie: Wes was a psychologist, very quick on this feet and quite hip. Tim did best with clueless dullards as opponents.
	3:33pm LadyChanticleer: Got a nice bucket hat picked for it.
	3:34pm David (in London): I walked past the old Throbbing Gristle house on Beck Road a few weeks ago. The rivet psychic cross is still proudly on the front door.
	3:36pm I k e: Woot!
	3:37pm I k e: (IDK what that actually means beyond “hurrah”, if anything.)
	3:38pm LadyChanticleer: I k e: hello hello
	3:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...would say - Woot! scans as approval with energetic & possibly even mindless enthusiasm. The urban yeehaw to some extent...
	3:41pm LadyChanticleer: Yeehaw!
	3:41pm David (in London): Huzzah!
	3:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the exclusively urban & the exclusively rural being reverse mirror images of each other ...whereas I is so clever & classless & free...
	3:44pm Marco Esquandolas: Yeehaw for sure!
	3:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Huzzah! - suburban intelligentsia version ? With a note of middle-age obsolessence with an implication of self-assessed hip self-awareness of this. Ymmv. I rather like that one...
	3:45pm Marco Esquandolas: Does the bucket hat mean we’ll be hearing some buckethead ?
	3:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I wears Fez & says Huzzah ! ..& everybody is my friend. Oh no! ...It's the Bucket Woman...
	3:48pm Andres: Breaking my earlier resolution to stay throughout. Leaving for a last minute family dinner. They don’t do weird well. Thank you, Lady C!!
	3:49pm LadyChanticleer: LOL @ buckethead. Who knows? We will legit be hitting shuffle at some point
	3:50pm LadyChanticleer: Bye Andres! Until next time!
	3:50pm David (in London): Ta ta Andres.
	3:53pm Marco Esquandolas: Sounds good. 7 hours is some serious dj time
	3:55pm LadyChanticleer: It's a lot
	4:00pm LadyChanticleer: Also a delight, to be perfectly honest
	4:10pm Marco Esquandolas: Perfect Sunday tunes
	4:11pm chresti: Enjoying the Psychic TV
	4:11pm LadyChanticleer: So glad
	4:25pm Scobot: Perfect set list!
	🥁 4:27pm Aitch: Marathon Lady? Good morning all. Time for some P'Orridge
	4:29pm LadyChanticleer: Hello hello!
	4:31pm David (in London): Hey Aitch.
	4:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Need to be better-informed re Genesis P. Appreciated.
	4:39pm Franco Twinkie: So Natalie, I'm curious, how do you decompress after a seven hour session - do you go outside and play in the dirt or just pass out?
	4:41pm LadyChanticleer: My friends bring me beer! <3
	4:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sensing parallels (lack of better word) to my hero Julian Cope.
	4:50pm HyperDose: This set is dining on my sanity 🧠🍽️👽
	4:50pm LadyChanticleer: I love Julian Cope so much
	4:52pm David (in London): St Julian was the last gig I saw before the lockdown. Just him and his guitar. In shorts and a peaked cap. And biker boots. And a massive beard.
	4:56pm ParUbi: 丰❤️丰
	4:56pm chresti: Thanks for going the extra mile(s), LadyC!
	4:57pm HyperDose: African Head Charge and Coil were unexpected and appreciated. SLAYING it, Lady C...and we're here for it!
	🥁 4:57pm Aitch: I lump it mentally with Thirlwell/Foetus
	4:57pm Franco Twinkie: I have a 45 by The Teardrop Explodes, Julian's early band - Sleeping Gas b/w Kirkby Worker. As far as I can tell, Sleeping Gas is referencing an old Popeye cartoon where he gets a good whiff and floats around unconscious.
	🥁 4:58pm Aitch: Kilimanjaro record was played much at the time
	4:59pm LadyChanticleer: Adding Cope to the mix
	5:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Just like a car-toon by AAP.' I've gone a long way in life without sitting in the middle of a roomful of other Copefans.
	5:05pm rw: Good afternoon... what's going on here?
	5:06pm Andrew_in_WI: Is "Jap-rock" an offensive term?
	5:07pm LadyChanticleer: Hello hello!
	5:08pm Franco Twinkie: Associated Artists Productions. a.a.p. in lowercase on the titles, RR.
	5:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Aha. The word on showbiz from Los Angeles. Nice.
	5:14pm HyperDose: DJ crazy for this one. Feels like I'm driving past the Cha Cha Heels laundromat 🤪
	5:16pm Franco Twinkie: Why is it we all love this so much?....Because it's great, that's why!
	🥁 5:20pm WR: @5:06 @Andrew_in_WI: Consider that Cope did that book as a follow up to the one on krautrock. When I was young I was taught that kraut was offensive and to not use it around my friend whose mother was German.
	5:20pm Doug Schulkind: So so so much to love, Franco Twinkie.
	5:22pm LadyChanticleer: My beloved David felt "krautrock" as a term should be canceled... but you know, I often slip up and use it.
	5:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cope wrote that his wife does not allow him to say 'Kraut' on their 1st floor...
	5:22pm LadyChanticleer: Thanks guys! I feel like I'm listening to my high school mixtape
	5:23pm David (in London): I saw Jaki Liebezeit get asked that question and he just smiled and said, "It's not important now. These days it's all about the kraut-sourcing."
	5:23pm LadyChanticleer: LOL no way David. For real?
	5:24pm HyperDose: ...except you cut out the embarrassing parts where you recorded yourself attempting to back announce 😉💫
	5:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: CosmicheRawk ...most terms are attempts @ reclamation - Hippie (most preferred 'Freaks' for themselves), Punk, what have you. I was quite ready to let N*gger disappear - but not so much...
	5:24pm David (in London): Yep, at nearly 80, after a storming set, in a fierce hot little room, he was still sharp as a blade.
	5:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kosmiche
	5:25pm Andrew_in_WI: My local record store has a Krautrock section, but if there was a japrock section I would question it.
	5:30pm StringOFperils: Hi! Luv this CRASS song
	5:31pm LadyChanticleer: Me toooo
	5:31pm HyperDose: At least I'd know where to look for the Weird Al if it was a German shop
	5:32pm Andrew_in_WI: I saw Witch play a couple years ago. Zamrock is ok, right?
	5:33pm LadyChanticleer: What I wouldn't give to see Witch.
	5:33pm David (in London): For anyone interested, a well-received book on CRASS is free to download here: www.academia.edu... Authors include yours truly.
	5:34pm LadyChanticleer: Now Again calls it Zamrock. I'll defer to Egon since he's reissuing a lot of it.
	🥁 5:35pm WR: Don't disagree about there being some sensitivity around the term Japrock, but there are many bands in Japan that embrace it. www.facebook.com... My own JAP story: (writing this makes me wonder if I've been around Franco too much) when I started dating a Japanese person and not long after moved to NYC, I was startled to notice that many personal adverts in the NYC weeklies had women listed as JAP. Took me more than a minute to realize they were not from Japan.
	5:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: David (in London): Thank You !
	5:36pm Andrew_in_WI: @WR Haha, JAP is something you don't see too much nowadays.
	5:37pm David (in London): What does JAP mean in the dating game?
	5:38pm StringOFperils: Thanks for the link, David(iL). ....Every time I hear this Monochrome Set start up, I think it's going to be Lida Husik's cover, which is how I first know it
	5:39pm Andrew_in_WI: @D(iL) Jewish-American Princess
	5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Urban Dictionary to the rescue in my old age in NewHampshuh again...
	5:40pm David (in London): Ah, the Maps. Thanks for this, Lady C. Epic was a friend of mine, so it's always nice to hear him crop up. Andrew, oh ha ha, thanks. I hear the voice of Frank Zappa there.
	🥁 5:42pm WR: Yes, and when I found out that it meant Jewish American Princess, and sorta what that implied, I wondered why the ladies would describe themselves as such. Decided not to worry about that one.
	5:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yay Martin Newell.
	5:45pm Andrew_in_WI: @WR I just picture the type of girl that wore pearls in high school.
	🥁 5:47pm WR: Enlightainment here today... Oops lost you during your back announce! You're back.
	5:48pm Franco Twinkie: Great show Nat ,But I gotta go...to a record store no less!
	5:50pm LadyChanticleer: Great reason, Franco! Enjoy!
	5:52pm Scott67: G'day Lady.C & Ritualathon! 👍😎👣🎶📻🌻🌏
	5:54pm Andrew_in_WI: I gotta go too. Gonna fire up the grill and make some bratwurst after all that kraut talk. Thanks LadyC. Epic show! I've been listening since Ravi. Keep up the good work!
	5:55pm Andrew_in_WI: Also, I love The Clean!
	5:55pm LadyChanticleer: Thank you Andrew! Enjoy the brat.
	5:55pm David (in London): Yo Scotty.
	5:55pm LadyChanticleer: Hey Scott!
	🥁 5:57pm WR: Laters Andrew(iW).
	🥁 5:57pm WR: Hi Scott!
	5:58pm HyperDose: Scott's here so that must mean it's beer time
	🥁 5:59pm WR: Putting the mugs in the freezer now HyperDose.
	6:00pm Sunny: ☄️
	6:00pm coelacanth∅: - at this end...probably and hopefully not at Scott's end! g'day Scott
	6:00pm LadyChanticleer: Mmm beer. Only an hour away!
	6:02pm Scott67: G'day WR.👍😎
	6:03pm StringOFperils: Seven hours is thirsty work.
	6:03pm Scott67: G'day HyperD. Let me have a coffee first cobber. Then I will catch you up. 🍵👍😎🍺
	6:05pm Scott67: G'day coel. Perhaps the end of the beginning for me mate. 👍😎🌏🌞
	6:07pm David (in London): Right, sadly I gotta hit the hay now. Thanks Lady C, great show. Night groovers.
	6:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Late David (inL) !
	6:08pm Marco Esquandolas: Thanks for the tunes and endurance Lady C! I’ve gotta go. Cheers everyone
	🥁 6:08pm Aitch: Schizo-sound?
	6:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Late Marco !
	6:08pm LadyChanticleer: And we're back!
	6:09pm LadyChanticleer: Bye Dave! Always a delight. Bye Marco! Thanks for listening!
	6:09pm Scott67: Wearing out the Stream Lady.C. 👍😉
	6:17pm HyperDose: Damnnnnn 💣💥
	6:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Alternative ComfortFood for Outcasts
	6:20pm LadyChanticleer: L.A.M.F.
	🥁 6:21pm WR: LadyC, these tunes from Wire forward, they too could have been on your high school mixtape?
	6:21pm StringOFperils: All the hits!!
	6:23pm djnogoodnick: Lady C! I've been listening on my drive home from NY. Great punk and post-punk selections. I feel 20 years younger.
	6:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Comments Bored
	6:25pm LadyChanticleer: The band Wire asked me to marry them both about three years ago lol
	6:25pm LadyChanticleer: Hey Nick! Makes me feel younger too. I need it.
	6:25pm HyperDose: Very pleasing to the ears
	6:25pm LadyChanticleer: Stiv Snotty Bators
	6:26pm Scott67: I can feel the spit now! 💦✊😎🤘
	6:28pm HyperDose: Wow he was in a few notable films. North Shore looks good
	6:28pm rw: This is one of those songs that never seems to get old. (Germ Free Adolescents)
	6:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ' Stiv Bators was born Steven John Bator on October 22, 1949 in Youngstown, Ohio (some sources say Cleveland) to Mr and Mrs. Steven John Bator Sr. He was of Pennsylvania Dutch and Czech-Romani descent; "Stiv" is the Czech equivalent to Steven. He was in Catholic school for 12 years. ' - His real name !
	6:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Polystyrene so great. Simple tremolo used so creatively.
	6:30pm LadyChanticleer: Agreed rw!
	6:30pm LadyChanticleer: Stiv was, by all accounts, a perfectly polite Catholic boy
	6:32pm coelacanth∅: i made an x-ray spex t-shirt once. on the inside i wrote, upside-down so you could turn up the front of the shirt it'd be right, "germfree" this was in my girlfriend's possession when i told her she had to move out. i'd still have it, decades after making it but i assume it doesn't exist any more. and i don't think she had a clue who x-ray spex was.
	6:33pm StringOFperils: So nice to hear all of this in a row, not to mention the luxury of not having to do it myself
	6:33pm coelacanth∅: (red shirt with dayglo blue paint, and accents)
	6:35pm HyperDose: I need this mixtape in my life
	6:37pm Scott67: This is fuckenfantastic!!😎🤙 I want a fucken beer now!!!🍺
	6:38pm coelacanth∅: y'all are starting to make me want a beer, and i should not drink a beer.
	6:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Spacemen3 may have gone so far as to have beers.
	6:39pm Scott67: This IS now my mixtape, with the click of a Show Star! 🌟👈😎🤙💜🎶📻
	6:40pm StringOFperils: Beers to make music to drink beers to make music by
	6:41pm LadyChanticleer: YAY!! Glad you guys are diggin' it
	6:41pm Scott67: Coel, hiccups be damned man! Eat a pickle with your Beer. 🍺😎🤙🥒
	6:44pm HyperDose: The playlist is definitely making this one of the tastiest beers I've ever consumed
	6:46pm coelacanth∅: hiccups? . . . if a had some pickles i'd want whiskey with them!
	6:46pm Scott67: 8:45am Monday morning & I'm opening a BEER. Can't decide if that's Punk or Alcoholic? PUNKAHOLIC!!! 🍺😎🤙
	6:46pm HyperDose: Keep this up, and you'll beat Jonesey's record in no time! p.s. worth mentioning that Animal Collective's Peacebone EP is one of the trippiest things I've ever heard
	6:47pm LadyChanticleer: Punkaholic!
	6:47pm LadyChanticleer: Oh I do like that one HD
	6:48pm Scott67: Who had a hiccupathon recently then? You guys all look the same to me after a while. 👍😉
	6:52pm coelacanth∅: oh it wasn't me. i'd have killed myself. i average about 2-3 hiccups/year and that's enough
	6:53pm HyperDose: Maybe Lady C will stay for another few hours if I slip her a crisp Jackson
	6:54pm LadyChanticleer: Hiccups scare me. I knew someone who hiccuped for like 2 years....
	6:57pm Scott67: HyperD,I will chip in a Plastic Mawson mate! 💸
	🥁 6:59pm WR: Thank you LadyC!
	7:00pm Scott67: Don't go Lady.C, I just got here! Thank yooooooo! I look forward to the whole Show at another time. But will miss the splendid company. 🍺✌😎🤙👣💜🎶📻 ☀️🌏
	7:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You've heard of minor hiccups. Major Hiccups. TY So Much LadyC ! This were kewl as hell.
	7:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ENJOY BEERZ.
	7:00pm coelacanth∅: Thank you LadyChanticleer!
	7:01pm HyperDose: Killer show from 1/2 of Marfa's finest. Thank you for putting this all together for us. <3
	7:01pm LadyChanticleer: Thanks all!

Ritual Music with Lady Chanticleer: Playlist from September 5, 2021

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A Sunday afternoon sermon of psychedelia, funk, soul, spoken word, hard rock, soft rock, medium rock, and all manner of ritual purity & pollution.

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September 5, 2021: 7 Hour Fantasia

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Artist	Track	Approx. start time
MNLF	Whistling "Whistling" by "MNLF"	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Wallias Band	Muziqawi Silt "Muziqawi Silt" by "Wallias Band"	0:06:24 (Pop-up)
Yenjit Porntawi	Lam Plearn Lom Nhao	0:07:32 (Pop-up)
Edgar Broughton Band	House of Turnabout	0:11:33 (Pop-up)
Fat Mattress	Childhood Dream "Childhood Dream" by "Fat Mattress"	0:16:20 (Pop-up)
Bert Jansch	Smokey River "Smokey River" by "Bert Jansch"	0:17:22 (Pop-up)
Shankar Jaikishan	Title Music -- Bombay Talkie	0:20:35 (Pop-up)
Vilayat Khan	Raga Gauti "Raga Gauti" by "Vilayat Khan"	0:23:08 (Pop-up)
Brother Ah	Spirits in the Night "Spirits in the Night" by "Brother Ah"	0:33:42 (Pop-up)
Chico Hamilton	The Morning Side of Love	0:40:56 (Pop-up)
Weldon Irvine	Egypt "Egypt" by "Weldon Irvine"	0:45:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Billy Cobham	Spanish Moss "Spanish Moss" by "Billy Cobham"	0:45:47 (Pop-up)
The Electric Peanut Butter Company	The Devil	0:50:26 (Pop-up)
East of Eden	Bradshaw the Bison Hunter	0:54:36 (Pop-up)
Kellee Patterson	Maiden Voyage "Maiden Voyage" by "Kellee Patterson"	1:00:25 (Pop-up)
Donald Byrd	Makin' It "Makin' It" by "Donald Byrd"	1:05:15 (Pop-up)
Eduardo Mateo	De Nosotros Dos "De Nosotros Dos" by "Eduardo Mateo"	1:09:06 (Pop-up)
Milton Nascimento	Tudo O Que Voce Podia Ser	1:13:05 (Pop-up)
Chouk Bwa & the Ångstromers	RARA	1:15:49 (Pop-up)
Cassiano	Melissa "Melissa" by "Cassiano"	1:19:52 (Pop-up)
Ravi Shankar	Evening Raga "Evening Raga" by "Ravi Shankar"	1:25:47 (Pop-up)
Brother Ah	Sekou "Sekou" by "Brother Ah"	1:35:31 (Pop-up)
Ravi Shankar	Morning Raga "Morning Raga" by "Ravi Shankar"	1:39:32 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Etolie De Dakar	Guesthe "Guesthe" by "Etolie De Dakar"	2:02:03 (Pop-up)
Melhem Barakat	Belghi Kel Mwaidy "Belghi Kel Mwaidy" by "Melhem Barakat"	2:03:02 (Pop-up)
Bembeya Jazz National	N'Borin "N'Borin" by "Bembeya Jazz National"	2:08:25 (Pop-up)
Moacir Santos	Nana "Nana" by "Moacir Santos"	2:11:58 (Pop-up)
Los Andinos Sabio	El indio del altplano	2:15:57 (Pop-up)
Ravi Shankar	Raga Bairaga "Raga Bairaga" by "Ravi Shankar"	2:17:33 (Pop-up)
Alceu Valença	Dia Branco "Dia Branco" by "Alceu Valença"	2:24:12 (Pop-up)
Caetano Veloso	Marinheiro So "Marinheiro So" by "Caetano Veloso"	2:26:02 (Pop-up)
Erkin Koray	Hayat bir Tesilli "Hayat bir Tesilli" by "Erkin Koray"	2:29:31 (Pop-up)
Eduardo Mateo	Uh, Qué Macana "Uh, Qué Macana" by "Eduardo Mateo"	2:34:37 (Pop-up)
Ave Sangria	O Pirata "O Pirata" by "Ave Sangria"	2:37:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Etolie De Dakar	Sama Xalatu Aduna	2:40:58 (Pop-up)
Eddie Harris	Free at Last "Free at Last" by "Eddie Harris"	2:46:20 (Pop-up)
David Baxter	Tibet "Tibet" by "David Baxter"	2:49:39 (Pop-up)
The Deviants	Bun "Bun" by "The Deviants"	2:52:19 (Pop-up)
Dave Bixby	Prayer "Prayer" by "Dave Bixby"	2:54:49 (Pop-up)
Companion	To The Better Days "To The Better Days" by "Companion"	2:58:10 (Pop-up)
Chuck & Mary Perrin	Dealer "Dealer" by "Chuck & Mary Perrin"	3:02:07 (Pop-up)
Calvin Keys	Growing Pains "Growing Pains" by "Calvin Keys"	3:05:08 (Pop-up)
Chouk Bwa & the Ångstromers	Odjay	3:14:16 (Pop-up)
African Head Charge	Peace and Happiness	3:19:45 (Pop-up)
Hailu Mergia	Bayne Lay Yihedal "Bayne Lay Yihedal" by "Hailu Mergia"	3:21:28 (Pop-up)
Psychic TV	In The Solitude of Memory	3:26:09 (Pop-up)
Coil	Triple Sun "Triple Sun" by "Coil"	3:26:25 (Pop-up)
Psychic TV	United 94 "United 94" by "Psychic TV"	3:30:07 (Pop-up)
Genesis P-Orridge & Carl Abrahamsson	A Thin Garden	3:37:00 (Pop-up)
Psychic TV	Snakes "Snakes" by "Psychic TV"	3:39:54 (Pop-up)
Psychic TV	Themes 2, Part 2 "Themes 2, Part 2" by "Psychic TV"	3:43:59 (Pop-up)
Psychic TV	This Is the Final War "This Is the Final War" by "Psychic TV"	3:54:50 (Pop-up)
Throbbing Gristle	Convincing People	3:58:41 (Pop-up)
Genesis P-Orridge & Carl Abrahamsson	A Perfect Restraint	4:03:28 (Pop-up)
Psychic TV	Black Cat "Black Cat" by "Psychic TV"	4:08:35 (Pop-up)
Psychic TV	Mother Jack (A Children's Story)	4:17:52 (Pop-up)
Chris & Cosey	Synesthesia "Synesthesia" by "Chris & Cosey"	4:18:38 (Pop-up)
Genesis P'Orridge with "Splinter Test"	A Debris ov Murder	4:23:55 (Pop-up)
Genesis P'Orridge with "Splinter Test"	Thee Decaying Matter ov Family L-ov-e	4:30:38 (Pop-up)
Genesis P-Orridge	Comprehension "Comprehension" by "Genesis P-Orridge"	4:40:11 (Pop-up)
Psychic TV	The Orchids "The Orchids" by "Psychic TV"	4:46:01 (Pop-up)
Throbbing Gristle	Something Came Over Me	4:47:47 (Pop-up)
Psychic TV	Godstar "Godstar" by "Psychic TV"	4:51:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Psychic TV	Bliss "Bliss" by "Psychic TV"	4:56:21 (Pop-up)
Julian Cope	Laughing Boy "Laughing Boy" by "Julian Cope"	5:03:55 (Pop-up)
Young Marble Giants	Searching for Mr. Right	5:09:55 (Pop-up)
The Slits	Shoplifting "Shoplifting" by "The Slits"	5:12:35 (Pop-up)
Delta 5	Mind Your Own Business "Mind Your Own Business" by "Delta 5"	5:14:16 (Pop-up)
Essential Logic	Fanfare in the Garden	5:17:32 (Pop-up)
Au Pairs	Armagh "Armagh" by "Au Pairs"	5:20:40 (Pop-up)
Pylon	Gravity "Gravity" by "Pylon"	5:23:55 (Pop-up)
ESG	You Make No Sense "You Make No Sense" by "ESG"	5:26:19 (Pop-up)
Crass	Bata Motel "Bata Motel" by "Crass"	5:28:39 (Pop-up)
Vivian Goldman	Launderette "Launderette" by "Vivian Goldman"	5:32:17 (Pop-up)
The Monochrome Set	Eine Symphonie des Grauens	5:35:59 (Pop-up)
Swell Maps	Let's Build A Car "Let's Build A Car" by "Swell Maps"	5:38:22 (Pop-up)
The Cleaners From Venus	A Personal Issue	5:42:26 (Pop-up)
Girls At Our Best!	Getting Nowhere Fast	5:44:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Kleenex	Ain't You "Ain't You" by "Kleenex"	5:47:11 (Pop-up)
The Clean	Anything Could Happen "Anything Could Happen" by "The Clean"	5:49:40 (Pop-up)
Felt	Primitive Painters "Primitive Painters" by "Felt"	5:51:54 (Pop-up)
The Cleaners from Venus	Only a Shadow	5:57:33 (Pop-up)
The Pop Group	She Is Beyond Good and Evil	6:01:13 (Pop-up)
Pylon	Cool "Cool" by "Pylon"	6:04:35 (Pop-up)
Wire	Ex Lion Tamer "Ex Lion Tamer" by "Wire"	6:09:13 (Pop-up)
Gang of Four	Ether "Ether" by "Gang of Four"	6:09:36 (Pop-up)
Rosa Yemen	Herpes Simplex "Herpes Simplex" by "Rosa Yemen"	6:13:39 (Pop-up)
U.K. Subs	Violent City "Violent City" by "U.K. Subs"	6:15:24 (Pop-up)
Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers	All by Myself	6:18:09 (Pop-up)
Destroy All Monsters	Bored "Bored" by "Destroy All Monsters"	6:20:58 (Pop-up)
Dead Boys	What Love Is "What Love Is" by "Dead Boys"	6:25:12 (Pop-up)
X-Ray Spex	Germ Free Adolecents "Germ Free Adolecents" by "X-Ray Spex"	6:26:48 (Pop-up)
Spacemen 3	Suicide "Suicide" by "Spacemen 3"	6:35:48 (Pop-up)
Suicide	Cheree "Cheree" by "Suicide"	6:41:08 (Pop-up)
Annie Anxiety	Burnt Offerings "Burnt Offerings" by "Annie Anxiety"	6:44:21 (Pop-up)
Disco Dub Band	For the Love of Money (The Underdog Remix)	6:51:40 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:07pm Franco Twinkie: Hey.
	12:07pm LadyChanticleer: Hi hi!
	12:08pm Franco Twinkie: Did you eat before starting this slog?
	12:08pm LadyChanticleer: I'm honestly still waking up!
	12:08pm LadyChanticleer: It's gonna be a weird one
	12:08pm listener james from westwood: And here we go! How do, LC and all!
	12:08pm Franco Twinkie: Me too.
	12:09pm Marco Esquandolas: I’m all aboard for the weird
	12:09pm chresti: Hi LadyC!
	12:09pm LadyChanticleer: Hey James! Marco! Lady Chresti!
	12:09pm chresti: Weird is good?
	12:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Awlright ! Thx for Filling In ! Nice start !
	12:09pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Marco! where are you?
	12:10pm Jeff Golick: Go go go, Lady C! Slow, steady, and weird.
	🥁 12:11pm WR: Ah, that whistle tune was today's beginning of our Ritual Music!
	12:12pm Marco Esquandolas: Hi Franco! I’m in Lexington, KY. I think you’re in LA from other comments?
	12:12pm LadyChanticleer: It's legit gonna sound like early 2000s "hey, I put my iPod on shuffle"
	12:13pm LadyChanticleer: I love a whistle tune
	12:13pm LadyChanticleer: Fun fact : Lady C is a non-musician/non-singer... but an excellent whistler!
	12:13pm Franco Twinkie: Whistle while you work Natalie. I'm still deciding if it's going to be going to Chrestis studio or stay home and goof.
	12:15pm Franco Twinkie: We are Marco.
	12:17pm LadyChanticleer: Art studio? Dreamy
	12:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: As a Hendrix fan - always glad to hear more of Noel's Mattress. Shuffle Away !...
	12:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& my fellow 3rdNov. baby - Bert. The Hendrix of Acoustic as I think NeilYoung said...
	12:20pm LadyChanticleer: Only musician to make me cry during a live performance! Love me some Bert.
	12:21pm Franco Twinkie: Not dreamy - nightmare. She's getting kicked out. There's a pile of packed boxes waiting for me, but it's a ready hot outside! Tomorrow will be cooler they say.
	12:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Roger McGuinn did that to me solo playing 'Bells of Rhymney'. Too much to deconstruct why...
	12:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Power to you Franco & Chresti ! I know from Too Much Stuff after working a thrift store for 10 years...
	12:23pm Marco Esquandolas: That sucks about the studio, Franco. Good luck
	12:24pm Franco Twinkie: It's our summer vacation Marco. Oye!
	12:24pm Marco Esquandolas: I’ve been to LA once. It’s a different world from Kentucky
	12:25pm Marco Esquandolas: Haha
	12:25pm LadyChanticleer: It's hard to find a studio. I started using my storage unit as a studio!
	12:25pm Marco Esquandolas: Bummer
	12:26pm Franco Twinkie: I bet Marfa is twice as hard as L.A. to find a workspace.
	12:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: OK - I've played gittar all my life - but was just starting to play with other people & even in front of people - when - Plague. Anyhow ...we couldn't find a place to Practice, leave stuff & exude decibels here in smalltown NewHampshuh for love of money.
	12:33pm LadyChanticleer: Marfa is tricky... I'll be in LA this month to get a lay of the land. Doing a show there in 2022!
	12:34pm Franco Twinkie: I was working my way through the Kahn Dynasty when Vilayat died. I saw Ali Akbar at Stearns Grove in San Francisco with Zakir Hussain on a really hot day, and Imrat in a high school theater in Orange County. Both were beyond belief.
	12:36pm Franco Twinkie: Good deal Natalie! We will be there.
	12:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: In my late adoloscence getting Psychedelicised - I crossed paths in a minor way with Universalist Sufism. Vilayat Khan seemed an unimpeachable spiritual guru icon of holy musicianship to my impressionable imagination.
	12:45pm Stork: Hay-Low everybody. Thank you Lady Chanticlleer from the bottom of my jet-lagged brain for filling in for me this week. Outside of the improvement, the listeners will never know the difference.
	12:46pm Stork: (sp) Chanticleer
	12:49pm LadyChanticleer: Hey Stork! You home safely?
	12:49pm Franco Twinkie: I always associate the word fantasia with fruit suspended inside Jello.
	12:51pm LadyChanticleer: That's how my brain feels
	12:54pm gfgjhj: where is jones
	12:59pm coelacanth∅: greetings LadyC and all
	1:01pm LadyChanticleer: Hey hey!
	1:02pm Andres: Good afternoon, LadyChanticleer! Not touching the dial for the next six hours.
	1:04pm LadyChanticleer: Hey Andres!
	1:06pm HyperDose: This is smoooth!
	1:09pm LadyChanticleer: Hey HD! Yay!
	1:14pm Stork: Yeah, home at last - quite the ordeal, but nothing like that for those in the path of that storm. Enjoying the Ritual marathon, groggily.
	1:17pm LadyChanticleer: I too am rather groggy. Glad you made it back home and thanks for tuning in!
	1:19pm Stork: :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)
	1:20pm Andres: Loved that! All live drumming or some manipulation?
	1:29pm LadyChanticleer: Not entirely sure!
	1:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Shankar like Coltrane or Segovia - one of these Masters who utterly blends Technical Virtuosity with earnest Expression & even some kind of sparkling appeal. Not like those Virtuosos who ironically are somewhat unconcerned with actual Musics...
	1:34pm coelacanth∅: i'm experiencing many silent cut-outs here anyone else?
	1:34pm coelacanth∅: ... mostly silent. the last one cut to the stream
	1:35pm LadyChanticleer: It's the internet over here :(
	1:35pm coelacanth∅: (and it's the stream now, which is also cutting out)
	1:36pm Sunny: Cutting a bit on my end too. Better now. Hi!
	1:36pm coelacanth∅: oh okay -'long as you know.
	1:36pm Andres: I blame the rattlers sidling up to the cables to warm up.
	1:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yup. Also Bass over-modulating with more Left than Right channel anybody? I fear to sound critical. Not the intent.
	1:42pm LadyChanticleer: Well I don't hear that and I'm listening to the stream, but if you've listened before.... you know my internet isn't great here in Marfa. Plus I'm broadcasting from an adobe, so the material is fortified against harsh weather and internet signal.
	1:43pm ParUbi: Hey everyone! Nice show so far, LC!
	1:44pm Stork: Lovely lovely Ravi Shankar
	1:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ah adobe. Takes me back to SantaBarbara...
	1:44pm LadyChanticleer: I grew up listening to Ravi!
	1:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Went down a YouTube rabbithole last night of Summer of Love junk & Monterey. Already thinking Ravi !
	1:54pm LadyChanticleer: I am from Monterey!
	1:55pm LadyChanticleer: I am from Monterey!
	1:55pm Franco Twinkie: I saw Ravi Shankar at Occidental Collage. I had already seen lots of live Indian classical music, but this was something different. Ravi put on a total rock concert. Lots of screaming and yelling. He really knew how to play and audience. When the review of the show came out in the L.A. Times a few days later, it was revealed that George Harrison was in the audience.
	1:57pm LadyChanticleer: But of course he was! Ravi is a big time figure for me. I can only imagine.
	1:57pm coelacanth∅: hey ParUbi
	1:58pm coelacanth∅: greetings Stork i hope you've made it home sound
	2:01pm Franco Twinkie: My brother-in-law saw him at Monterey. When the article about the festival came out later that summer in Playboy, his little sister was in a photo playing with a balloon.
	2:01pm chresti: I spent the night in jail for juveniles in Monterey, in 1973.
	2:02pm LadyChanticleer: You probably met my mom there Chresti
	2:03pm chresti: Did she work there or stay there?
	2:04pm coelacanth∅: ya know, it only cut out once, briefly during the entire morning raga, and now it's cutting out like crazy... maybe you should go meditate some more!
	2:06pm Stork: Made it, coel, thanks.
	2:06pm coelacanth∅: (actually maybe holding steady now)
	2:06pm chresti: If she worked there, she might of given me a peanut butter sandwich.
	🥁 2:06pm WR: That That's cool Franco, not sure if that is cool Chresti. Never saw Ravi Shankar in person. Just not right time right place. I got several of the 60s World Pacific releases in 1967ish after I read the Harrison name drop. The records were being sold cheap by the KMart or wherever... LadyC you did sound fully awake on that mic break, trying to decide if I am going do my usual Sunday mediation / nap. Ritual Music will be my guide.
	2:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Stream. Also playing Indian music of some kind as it happens...
	🥁 2:08pm WR: This Vince Donofrio is wacky, guessing it is stream
	2:10pm LadyChanticleer: She def stayed there, Chresti
	2:11pm LadyChanticleer: Let's hope it doesn't cut out some more. I'll sit under the power lines and meditate.
	🥁 2:12pm WR: We heard just a few seconds of the Vince Donofrio, wacky sitar psych. www.youtube.com...
	2:13pm chresti: WR, I was 16, camping near a gas station with a couple older friends and a cop didn't like the permission note from my mom I had showed him.
	2:18pm Franco Twinkie: WR, George was the only Beatle I was truly mesmerized by. The first time I was delighted to know he was somewhere near by was in San Francisco in 1967. I was looking at a newspaper box on Market Street and on the front page of the SF Chronical was that picture of him and Patty walking through The Haight. I'm like - Wow, there's a Beatle around here!
	2:20pm LadyChanticleer: I love John but George is the one for me
	2:20pm LadyChanticleer: No love for Paul
	2:21pm Franco Twinkie: It was right from the jump for me Natalie, when my older sister got Meet the Beatles for her eleventh birthday.
	2:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: George (in)famously scandalized & felt threatened by the Haight. Got out asap & got on the plane back - which hit turbulence as he chanted to Krishna for deliverance. I believe he resolved to give up LSD then. & - or - after he put it under a microscope & thot it looked like rope... Total Beatetard since toddlerhood & the Sat. A.M. Cartoon show ! John was TheBeatles' favorite Beatle & mine too wayyy back - but they each a spoke in the wheel yerknow. Even SirMacca.
	2:26pm Franco Twinkie: I know RR. George was just ahead of the curve when it came to a boots on the ground report about the Haight in August of 1967. No shade on Joan Didion, but she was no fellow traveler.
	2:27pm coelacanth∅: the haight was already turning to shit by then. George was saddened by it.
	2:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...John & George had a real thing - the darker crazier half of TheBeatles. & yet - Lennon consistently undervalued the younger George - & as a Libra saw his Partnership ~ Rivary with Paul as the real action...
	2:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah sure. You're wealthy & used to Swinging London - & the Haight was getting overrun as we all know.
	2:28pm coelacanth∅: LadyC @220 i can't relate to that - though i felt similarly 25-30 years ago.
	2:31pm LadyChanticleer: I like some of his tunes but my god, when Paul churns out a bad song.... it is beyond terrible
	2:31pm LadyChanticleer: The Christmas song!? Ebony & Ivory? Good lord.
	2:31pm LadyChanticleer: "the horror... the horror"
	2:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Point taken. But by that same token he's a dowsing rod for Melody & a stony hipster besides. You hate to be that Beatletard - but the Alchemy they had together - with John pushing it Forward with gravitas & Paul being Constructive was the magical thing.
	2:36pm LadyChanticleer: I agree with that RR. I almost got hit my a semi-truck while driving to El Paso. Temporary Secretary was playing and I thought "Oh hell no... I'm not going out on this song"
	2:39pm coelacanth∅: Paul wrote/performed some absolute crap with the beatles! and wings? mostly crap. honey pie? wild honey pie?? kansas city heyhey?? a non-rocker acting the part. another girl? rubbish surpassed only by don't pass me by. . . but that's musically and even musically he also did some extraordinary things.
	2:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The poor man is beyond Critique or Editing in his mind & @ that level of wealth & accomplishment. As Ringo observed - a good thing about being Four is yer not Elvis all alone getting smoke blown up yer arse by everybody.
	2:40pm LadyChanticleer: I always imagine 'simply having a wonderful christmas time' was a lyrical placeholder and then he just thought 'well fuck it, it works'
	2:41pm coelacanth∅: as a person... when i was little i had the 4 photos from the white album on my wall. then i took down Paul's and Ringo's and left John & George up. for years. ... but as i continue to learn about Paul i raise him higher and higher in my regard. easily higher than John, who i adore, but i know he was a dick.
	2:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kansas City was a Cover. As well as being the Melodic Genius of Pop/Rawk - Paul was an Icon of LittleRichard wailing & balls out energy. Easy to forget. Yeah you could take anybody with that much output & cherry-pick the lows. & yet - the lows are there. ...We sought to correct the notion that Paul was Music & John was Words. & then - it is observed that Paul was Melodically gifted - & John tended to compose within a few notes & always remarked on the quaiity & meaning of the Writing when you asked him...
	2:44pm coelacanth∅: lest i be misunderstood, i Love John and respect him in many many ways. one way is that he knew he fucked up and faced himself; admitted his shortcomings to the world, and committed himself to changing for the better.
	2:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Also - John only got to age 40 & 1980 - which I think is forgotten in PostModern reassessment...
	2:45pm LadyChanticleer: Primal scream therapy! And he loved Yoko.
	2:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: John was a Libra - but had Mercury in Scorpio like I do. His deep & sharp perception - & tongue - have in fact always been part of the appeal for some of us. & he was Year of Metal Dragon b. 1940. So larger than life & complex. Paul was / is more of a Craftsman & John was Art School Boho.
	2:48pm coelacanth∅: Paul penned some extraordinary lyrics, and John composed some of the best beatles music. they were both extremely gifted. Paul was coming from the point of view of Little Richard and Elvis. he was a showman. so was Hendrix. that used to bother me but, whatever. he knew how to put it together to create something people can relate to. yeah sad he got so bad after the beatles... but then his last album is actually pretty good.
	2:49pm coelacanth∅: ...so no primal scream therapy for you then?!
	2:51pm LadyChanticleer: I keep wanting to start a primal scream therapy class here...
	🥁 2:51pm WR: Er, maybe I should have mentioned Alla Rakha and Kanai Dutta and their contrast in approach to tabla instead of the Harry Son tribe....
	2:51pm coelacanth∅: or... never mind i misunderstood that. - and i once guided a client through screaming therapy.
	2:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Paul's had the temerity to Not Die. & he's handling Eder Statesman well.
	2:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *eLder
	2:52pm Franco Twinkie: I was fourteen years old when The Beatles broke up. At that time there were to many other rock bands clogging up my head for me to become despondent. To me they were like statues of Greek gods - foreboding, but ultimately silent.
	2:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Deviants !
	2:53pm LadyChanticleer: Indeedly!
	2:54pm LadyChanticleer: Yeah, for someone who has spent their 34 years on this planet obsessed with music... The Beatles never factored into the obsession. There are Beatles records I just don't know.
	2:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I was six when they broke up - & collected all the albums over years in the 1970s. The great Revolution of Rawk was always a bit more Sociological than actually Social for me... a bit of a GenX situation perhaps.
	3:00pm LadyChanticleer: My dad was super into Black Sabbath and Dio. Meanwhile, my mama raised me on soul and funk.
	3:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Companion recalling BigStar a little.
	3:00pm LadyChanticleer: Oooh, good call!
	3:01pm Franco Twinkie: I was working on a TV commercial for AT&T. The location was Arthur Janov's house in Malibu. Him and his wife were staying at a hotel while we were there, so me and a friend decided to sleep in his living room, which was absolutely coated with pictures of him and all the famous people who ever summited to primal scream therapy under his watchful eye. We didn't get much sleep that night.
	3:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nice combo ! I was a Little Brother - my Big Brother about 9 years older - & deep into Rawk & playing Gittar. 1,000s of albums - new stacks every week - & I just got spoon-feed.
	3:02pm coelacanth∅: RR @243 yes kc/heyheyheyheyheyheyheyhey(!) was a cover; and like several other covers Paul sang it hits me as completely insincere. Paul mimicking his idols unconvincingly. in competing with John and George in the early days, he tried to get wild -when he simply wasn't. some of his later attempts at creating something "out there" were pathetically misguided too, like wild honey pie. helter skelter was decent though, even if contrived.
	3:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Franco ! Who were some of them ??
	3:02pm LadyChanticleer: LOL @franco
	3:03pm coelacanth∅: Franco -pictures of them screaming?! (kidding)
	3:03pm Franco Twinkie: Tim Leary is one that stands out, with topless women around the swimming pool.
	3:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I get it coela. John's voice is simply one of my favorite Instruments in all Music. It communicates with all kinds of shade. Thing is Paul could scream & had the energy as well as the chops on instruments. It just adds up. So Harvard Psych king Leary went in for that. Leary became kind of a white shoed lecture circuit kinda guy... Maybe he was sincere & it benefited him & I'ma jerk too... Haha coela ! Scream Museum.
	3:06pm David (in London): Good evening groovers. All hail Lady C.
	3:09pm LadyChanticleer: David! Hello!
	3:10pm coelacanth∅: 'evening David
	3:10pm Franco Twinkie: I'll hazard to guess that Timothy Leary more that a little to self obsessed to get in on someone else's action.
	3:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...imagines Leary extemporizing on - 'these theories & techniques are fine ...but one need only take the sacred LSD & be one's one therapist' yada yada ...maybe by then he just liked making the scene by the pool, yeah...
	3:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *own...God ...death blah blah...
	3:14pm David (in London): Coela, Rev D, Franco et al, salutations. Lady C, you clicky-starred one of our tracks (Der Zor) when Irene Trudel played it the other day. Thank you for that. Glad you liked it.
	3:15pm LadyChanticleer: David! Hello!
	3:15pm LadyChanticleer: Loved it!
	3:15pm coelacanth∅: i totally agree about John's voice RR. he even turn that shit song mr.moonlight into something that made you feel! Paul could scream but it always sounds like it's from his head, not his gut. - incredibly gifted musically though, regardless of his contrived songs. his arrangements and musicianship often saved John's songs from oblivion.
	3:16pm Franco Twinkie: Tim liked to mix it up with other alpha dog guru types. A friend of Chresti and mine's father was in that loop. There is video of him and Tim having a cutting contest.
	3:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cutting contest! & all that jazz.
	🥁 3:18pm WR: Would not have guessed that Chouk Bwa is Hatian! choukbwa.bandcamp.com...
	3:18pm chresti: I'm 30 years older than you, LadyC. You're a year older than my son, who got fed a steady diet of ska/reggae/rock steady, funk, hip hop, Captain Beefheart, r&b...
	3:19pm LadyChanticleer: Leary is a man I would definitely have fun being mean to :)
	3:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Right - Macca one of those - you know it's in 'em somewhere. How to get it Out.
	3:19pm LadyChanticleer: I can only imagine growing up listening to Chresti's tunes! I am envious.
	3:20pm doctorjazz: Hi folks! Here for some marathon Rituals!
	3:20pm David (in London): Yeah, liking this Chouk a lot. Lady C, I'd be delighted to send you a copy of the album if I might be so bold?
	3:20pm Franco Twinkie: Chresti has the shit for sure.
	3:21pm David (in London): Hey doctorjazz.
	3:21pm coelacanth∅: hey dr.j!
	3:22pm LadyChanticleer: Please do, David!
	3:22pm Marco Esquandolas: Dare I ask, what is a cutting contest?
	3:22pm chresti: Hey David in London.
	🥁 3:23pm WR: @1:20 @Andres: RE: "...some manipulation?", from the bandcamp listing description: "Afro-Caribbean voodoo polyrhythms meet bass-weight dub electronics on Vodou Alé, the debut full-length collaboration between Haitian six-piece Chouk Bwa and Belgian production duo, The Ångströmers. The traditional and contemporary collide on this nine-track merger of distinct Haitian mizik rasin (roots music) and rumbling electronic production, forging a thrilling and hypnotic dialogue between minimalist sound design and Afro-Haitian drum talk."
	3:23pm chresti: Cut you low! That kind of contest, Marco.
	🥁 3:24pm WR: Hi DiL!
	3:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Marco: term derives from in Jazz when guys would try to play better than the other guy & 'cut' him. Show him up. Involves Jamming together but with a pecking order agenda too.
	3:24pm David (in London): Chrest, WR, hello groovers. How are you both?
	3:25pm chresti: Thanks for that link, WR.
	3:25pm coelacanth∅: and then this... ethiopian? tanzanian maybe?
	3:25pm Franco Twinkie: Marco, the little bit of the video I saw, Tim and Wes were going at each other in a jokey/serious way.
	3:25pm LadyChanticleer: Ethiopian
	3:26pm Marco Esquandolas: Aha interesting. I hadn’t heard of that but know what you’re talking about. Thanks Rev Rabbit and Chresti
	3:27pm Marco Esquandolas: Haha that’s cool. Because it was Leary, I think I expected something more “sinister”
	3:27pm doctorjazz: You need a receptive audience as well (as far as kids hearing music you like). I'm a musical omnivore, my older daughter, while she's into what's popular, can enjoy jazz, rock, Reggae, blues, Classical, you name it (not "free jazz, though). My younger daughter, who heard the same stuff around the house, listens only various versions of punk and metal (she did get me to like All Time Low...). Go figure...
	3:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Maybe who could chop the coke faster in the 1970s...
	3:29pm Marco Esquandolas: Hahaha that’s what I was thinking
	3:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...too bad Neal Cassidy didn't live for that. But I digress...
	3:30pm chresti: LadyC will have to change hats in 30 minutes.
	3:32pm chresti: *She's wearing the Stork Club hat now
	3:33pm Franco Twinkie: Wes was a psychologist, very quick on this feet and quite hip. Tim did best with clueless dullards as opponents.
	3:33pm LadyChanticleer: Got a nice bucket hat picked for it.
	3:34pm David (in London): I walked past the old Throbbing Gristle house on Beck Road a few weeks ago. The rivet psychic cross is still proudly on the front door.
	3:36pm I k e: Woot!
	3:37pm I k e: (IDK what that actually means beyond “hurrah”, if anything.)
	3:38pm LadyChanticleer: I k e: hello hello
	3:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...would say - Woot! scans as approval with energetic & possibly even mindless enthusiasm. The urban yeehaw to some extent...
	3:41pm LadyChanticleer: Yeehaw!
	3:41pm David (in London): Huzzah!
	3:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the exclusively urban & the exclusively rural being reverse mirror images of each other ...whereas I is so clever & classless & free...
	3:44pm Marco Esquandolas: Yeehaw for sure!
	3:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Huzzah! - suburban intelligentsia version ? With a note of middle-age obsolessence with an implication of self-assessed hip self-awareness of this. Ymmv. I rather like that one...
	3:45pm Marco Esquandolas: Does the bucket hat mean we’ll be hearing some buckethead ?
	3:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I wears Fez & says Huzzah ! ..& everybody is my friend. Oh no! ...It's the Bucket Woman...
	3:48pm Andres: Breaking my earlier resolution to stay throughout. Leaving for a last minute family dinner. They don’t do weird well. Thank you, Lady C!!
	3:49pm LadyChanticleer: LOL @ buckethead. Who knows? We will legit be hitting shuffle at some point
	3:50pm LadyChanticleer: Bye Andres! Until next time!
	3:50pm David (in London): Ta ta Andres.
	3:53pm Marco Esquandolas: Sounds good. 7 hours is some serious dj time
	3:55pm LadyChanticleer: It's a lot
	4:00pm LadyChanticleer: Also a delight, to be perfectly honest
	4:10pm Marco Esquandolas: Perfect Sunday tunes
	4:11pm chresti: Enjoying the Psychic TV
	4:11pm LadyChanticleer: So glad
	4:25pm Scobot: Perfect set list!
	🥁 4:27pm Aitch: Marathon Lady? Good morning all. Time for some P'Orridge
	4:29pm LadyChanticleer: Hello hello!
	4:31pm David (in London): Hey Aitch.
	4:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Need to be better-informed re Genesis P. Appreciated.
	4:39pm Franco Twinkie: So Natalie, I'm curious, how do you decompress after a seven hour session - do you go outside and play in the dirt or just pass out?
	4:41pm LadyChanticleer: My friends bring me beer! <3
	4:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sensing parallels (lack of better word) to my hero Julian Cope.
	4:50pm HyperDose: This set is dining on my sanity 🧠🍽️👽
	4:50pm LadyChanticleer: I love Julian Cope so much
	4:52pm David (in London): St Julian was the last gig I saw before the lockdown. Just him and his guitar. In shorts and a peaked cap. And biker boots. And a massive beard.
	4:56pm ParUbi: 丰❤️丰
	4:56pm chresti: Thanks for going the extra mile(s), LadyC!
	4:57pm HyperDose: African Head Charge and Coil were unexpected and appreciated. SLAYING it, Lady C...and we're here for it!
	🥁 4:57pm Aitch: I lump it mentally with Thirlwell/Foetus
	4:57pm Franco Twinkie: I have a 45 by The Teardrop Explodes, Julian's early band - Sleeping Gas b/w Kirkby Worker. As far as I can tell, Sleeping Gas is referencing an old Popeye cartoon where he gets a good whiff and floats around unconscious.
	🥁 4:58pm Aitch: Kilimanjaro record was played much at the time
	4:59pm LadyChanticleer: Adding Cope to the mix
	5:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Just like a car-toon by AAP.' I've gone a long way in life without sitting in the middle of a roomful of other Copefans.
	5:05pm rw: Good afternoon... what's going on here?
	5:06pm Andrew_in_WI: Is "Jap-rock" an offensive term?
	5:07pm LadyChanticleer: Hello hello!
	5:08pm Franco Twinkie: Associated Artists Productions. a.a.p. in lowercase on the titles, RR.
	5:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Aha. The word on showbiz from Los Angeles. Nice.
	5:14pm HyperDose: DJ crazy for this one. Feels like I'm driving past the Cha Cha Heels laundromat 🤪
	5:16pm Franco Twinkie: Why is it we all love this so much?....Because it's great, that's why!
	🥁 5:20pm WR: @5:06 @Andrew_in_WI: Consider that Cope did that book as a follow up to the one on krautrock. When I was young I was taught that kraut was offensive and to not use it around my friend whose mother was German.
	5:20pm Doug Schulkind: So so so much to love, Franco Twinkie.
	5:22pm LadyChanticleer: My beloved David felt "krautrock" as a term should be canceled... but you know, I often slip up and use it.
	5:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cope wrote that his wife does not allow him to say 'Kraut' on their 1st floor...
	5:22pm LadyChanticleer: Thanks guys! I feel like I'm listening to my high school mixtape
	5:23pm David (in London): I saw Jaki Liebezeit get asked that question and he just smiled and said, "It's not important now. These days it's all about the kraut-sourcing."
	5:23pm LadyChanticleer: LOL no way David. For real?
	5:24pm HyperDose: ...except you cut out the embarrassing parts where you recorded yourself attempting to back announce 😉💫
	5:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: CosmicheRawk ...most terms are attempts @ reclamation - Hippie (most preferred 'Freaks' for themselves), Punk, what have you. I was quite ready to let N*gger disappear - but not so much...
	5:24pm David (in London): Yep, at nearly 80, after a storming set, in a fierce hot little room, he was still sharp as a blade.
	5:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kosmiche
	5:25pm Andrew_in_WI: My local record store has a Krautrock section, but if there was a japrock section I would question it.
	5:30pm StringOFperils: Hi! Luv this CRASS song
	5:31pm LadyChanticleer: Me toooo
	5:31pm HyperDose: At least I'd know where to look for the Weird Al if it was a German shop
	5:32pm Andrew_in_WI: I saw Witch play a couple years ago. Zamrock is ok, right?
	5:33pm LadyChanticleer: What I wouldn't give to see Witch.
	5:33pm David (in London): For anyone interested, a well-received book on CRASS is free to download here: www.academia.edu... Authors include yours truly.
	5:34pm LadyChanticleer: Now Again calls it Zamrock. I'll defer to Egon since he's reissuing a lot of it.
	🥁 5:35pm WR: Don't disagree about there being some sensitivity around the term Japrock, but there are many bands in Japan that embrace it. www.facebook.com... My own JAP story: (writing this makes me wonder if I've been around Franco too much) when I started dating a Japanese person and not long after moved to NYC, I was startled to notice that many personal adverts in the NYC weeklies had women listed as JAP. Took me more than a minute to realize they were not from Japan.
	5:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: David (in London): Thank You !
	5:36pm Andrew_in_WI: @WR Haha, JAP is something you don't see too much nowadays.
	5:37pm David (in London): What does JAP mean in the dating game?
	5:38pm StringOFperils: Thanks for the link, David(iL). ....Every time I hear this Monochrome Set start up, I think it's going to be Lida Husik's cover, which is how I first know it
	5:39pm Andrew_in_WI: @D(iL) Jewish-American Princess
	5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Urban Dictionary to the rescue in my old age in NewHampshuh again...
	5:40pm David (in London): Ah, the Maps. Thanks for this, Lady C. Epic was a friend of mine, so it's always nice to hear him crop up. Andrew, oh ha ha, thanks. I hear the voice of Frank Zappa there.
	🥁 5:42pm WR: Yes, and when I found out that it meant Jewish American Princess, and sorta what that implied, I wondered why the ladies would describe themselves as such. Decided not to worry about that one.
	5:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yay Martin Newell.
	5:45pm Andrew_in_WI: @WR I just picture the type of girl that wore pearls in high school.
	🥁 5:47pm WR: Enlightainment here today... Oops lost you during your back announce! You're back.
	5:48pm Franco Twinkie: Great show Nat ,But I gotta go...to a record store no less!
	5:50pm LadyChanticleer: Great reason, Franco! Enjoy!
	5:52pm Scott67: G'day Lady.C & Ritualathon! 👍😎👣🎶📻🌻🌏
	5:54pm Andrew_in_WI: I gotta go too. Gonna fire up the grill and make some bratwurst after all that kraut talk. Thanks LadyC. Epic show! I've been listening since Ravi. Keep up the good work!
	5:55pm Andrew_in_WI: Also, I love The Clean!
	5:55pm LadyChanticleer: Thank you Andrew! Enjoy the brat.
	5:55pm David (in London): Yo Scotty.
	5:55pm LadyChanticleer: Hey Scott!
	🥁 5:57pm WR: Laters Andrew(iW).
	🥁 5:57pm WR: Hi Scott!
	5:58pm HyperDose: Scott's here so that must mean it's beer time
	🥁 5:59pm WR: Putting the mugs in the freezer now HyperDose.
	6:00pm Sunny: ☄️
	6:00pm coelacanth∅: - at this end...probably and hopefully not at Scott's end! g'day Scott
	6:00pm LadyChanticleer: Mmm beer. Only an hour away!
	6:02pm Scott67: G'day WR.👍😎
	6:03pm StringOFperils: Seven hours is thirsty work.
	6:03pm Scott67: G'day HyperD. Let me have a coffee first cobber. Then I will catch you up. 🍵👍😎🍺
	6:05pm Scott67: G'day coel. Perhaps the end of the beginning for me mate. 👍😎🌏🌞
	6:07pm David (in London): Right, sadly I gotta hit the hay now. Thanks Lady C, great show. Night groovers.
	6:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Late David (inL) !
	6:08pm Marco Esquandolas: Thanks for the tunes and endurance Lady C! I’ve gotta go. Cheers everyone
	🥁 6:08pm Aitch: Schizo-sound?
	6:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Late Marco !
	6:08pm LadyChanticleer: And we're back!
	6:09pm LadyChanticleer: Bye Dave! Always a delight. Bye Marco! Thanks for listening!
	6:09pm Scott67: Wearing out the Stream Lady.C. 👍😉
	6:17pm HyperDose: Damnnnnn 💣💥
	6:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Alternative ComfortFood for Outcasts
	6:20pm LadyChanticleer: L.A.M.F.
	🥁 6:21pm WR: LadyC, these tunes from Wire forward, they too could have been on your high school mixtape?
	6:21pm StringOFperils: All the hits!!
	6:23pm djnogoodnick: Lady C! I've been listening on my drive home from NY. Great punk and post-punk selections. I feel 20 years younger.
	6:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Comments Bored
	6:25pm LadyChanticleer: The band Wire asked me to marry them both about three years ago lol
	6:25pm LadyChanticleer: Hey Nick! Makes me feel younger too. I need it.
	6:25pm HyperDose: Very pleasing to the ears
	6:25pm LadyChanticleer: Stiv Snotty Bators
	6:26pm Scott67: I can feel the spit now! 💦✊😎🤘
	6:28pm HyperDose: Wow he was in a few notable films. North Shore looks good
	6:28pm rw: This is one of those songs that never seems to get old. (Germ Free Adolescents)
	6:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ' Stiv Bators was born Steven John Bator on October 22, 1949 in Youngstown, Ohio (some sources say Cleveland) to Mr and Mrs. Steven John Bator Sr. He was of Pennsylvania Dutch and Czech-Romani descent; "Stiv" is the Czech equivalent to Steven. He was in Catholic school for 12 years. ' - His real name !
	6:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Polystyrene so great. Simple tremolo used so creatively.
	6:30pm LadyChanticleer: Agreed rw!
	6:30pm LadyChanticleer: Stiv was, by all accounts, a perfectly polite Catholic boy
	6:32pm coelacanth∅: i made an x-ray spex t-shirt once. on the inside i wrote, upside-down so you could turn up the front of the shirt it'd be right, "germfree" this was in my girlfriend's possession when i told her she had to move out. i'd still have it, decades after making it but i assume it doesn't exist any more. and i don't think she had a clue who x-ray spex was.
	6:33pm StringOFperils: So nice to hear all of this in a row, not to mention the luxury of not having to do it myself
	6:33pm coelacanth∅: (red shirt with dayglo blue paint, and accents)
	6:35pm HyperDose: I need this mixtape in my life
	6:37pm Scott67: This is fuckenfantastic!!😎🤙 I want a fucken beer now!!!🍺
	6:38pm coelacanth∅: y'all are starting to make me want a beer, and i should not drink a beer.
	6:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Spacemen3 may have gone so far as to have beers.
	6:39pm Scott67: This IS now my mixtape, with the click of a Show Star! 🌟👈😎🤙💜🎶📻
	6:40pm StringOFperils: Beers to make music to drink beers to make music by
	6:41pm LadyChanticleer: YAY!! Glad you guys are diggin' it
	6:41pm Scott67: Coel, hiccups be damned man! Eat a pickle with your Beer. 🍺😎🤙🥒
	6:44pm HyperDose: The playlist is definitely making this one of the tastiest beers I've ever consumed
	6:46pm coelacanth∅: hiccups? . . . if a had some pickles i'd want whiskey with them!
	6:46pm Scott67: 8:45am Monday morning & I'm opening a BEER. Can't decide if that's Punk or Alcoholic? PUNKAHOLIC!!! 🍺😎🤙
	6:46pm HyperDose: Keep this up, and you'll beat Jonesey's record in no time! p.s. worth mentioning that Animal Collective's Peacebone EP is one of the trippiest things I've ever heard
	6:47pm LadyChanticleer: Punkaholic!
	6:47pm LadyChanticleer: Oh I do like that one HD
	6:48pm Scott67: Who had a hiccupathon recently then? You guys all look the same to me after a while. 👍😉
	6:52pm coelacanth∅: oh it wasn't me. i'd have killed myself. i average about 2-3 hiccups/year and that's enough
	6:53pm HyperDose: Maybe Lady C will stay for another few hours if I slip her a crisp Jackson
	6:54pm LadyChanticleer: Hiccups scare me. I knew someone who hiccuped for like 2 years....
	6:57pm Scott67: HyperD,I will chip in a Plastic Mawson mate! 💸
	🥁 6:59pm WR: Thank you LadyC!
	7:00pm Scott67: Don't go Lady.C, I just got here! Thank yooooooo! I look forward to the whole Show at another time. But will miss the splendid company. 🍺✌😎🤙👣💜🎶📻 ☀️🌏
	7:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You've heard of minor hiccups. Major Hiccups. TY So Much LadyC ! This were kewl as hell.
	7:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ENJOY BEERZ.
	7:00pm coelacanth∅: Thank you LadyChanticleer!
	7:01pm HyperDose: Killer show from 1/2 of Marfa's finest. Thank you for putting this all together for us. <3
	7:01pm LadyChanticleer: Thanks all!

Ritual Music with Lady Chanticleer: Playlist from September 5, 2021

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