WFMU: Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from June 10, 2022

Listener comments!
	7:57pm ironybread: I'd trade kisses with any of these desperate perpetrators. #CrimesOfTheAmish
	7:57pm Scott67: G'day Rich & Finger Licking Lungs! 🍻😎🤙🍗
	7:58pm ironybread: hiya and good morning Scott67
	7:58pm Rich in Washington: ironybread! Scott67!
	7:59pm Rich in Washington: Swipe white, ironybread!
	8:01pm spodiodi: hi, Rich!
	8:01pm Kat in Chicago: Awww Juleeeeee
	8:01pm ultradamno: Rich! Diggocrates!
	8:02pm Rich in Washington: Hi Spodiodi! Hi Kat! Hi ultra!
	8:02pm Scott67: Nice tribute Rich!🍻😎🤙
	8:02pm spodiodi: " Scott67, Ironybread, Kat, ultradamno, everyone!
	8:02pm Aitch: A few deep breaths. Hey Rich and crew
	8:02pm ultradamno: RIP JC Hiya spodiodi!
	8:02pm Rich in Washington: Aitch!
	8:02pm spodiodi: :( i just put it together ... damn.
	8:02pm Scott67: G'day spodi!🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	8:03pm ironybread: #ItIsHappeningAgain #ItIsHappeningAgain
	8:05pm Mr Fab: hi Rich! yeah, was so bummed to hear about Julee Cruise. Too young...
	8:05pm Krys O.: Good evening
	8:05pm Rich in Washington: yeah, sadly dealing with horrible health problems for the last decade or so.
	8:05pm Scott67: Just before TRASH CULT closed last night Mick's random playlist had a cover of the Twin Peaks Theme on. We commented on it, little did we know the sad news.
	8:06pm sufferwords: present
	8:07pm Rich in Washington: I read the news just as I was finishing my KBOO show last night and getting ready for bed.
	8:07pm ultradamno: Was it the Messer Chups one (Twin Peaks Twist), that's a good one
	8:07pm Rich in Washington: sufferwords!
	8:08pm abbazabba: Hi Rich! Hi Diggers!
	8:09pm Rich in Washington: Hi abbazabba!
	8:11pm Rich in Washington: I've sort of changed my computer monitor arrangement so I have monitor rearrangement derangement syndrome.
	8:12pm Mr Fab: i finally got around to checking out her post-Lynch album "The Art of Being a Girl" earlier this year. And yes, it's not particularly Lynch-y but still pretty cool
	8:12pm Doop: Hi Rich and diggers!
	8:13pm Rich in Washington: Doop! Howdy!
	8:13pm ultradamno: I got slightly larger monitor a while back and was surprised at how much adjusting to it took
	8:15pm Rich in Washington: I've had two monitors for a couple of years but weirdly don't take advantage of them while doing radio, i.e.: having playlist entry stuff in one and actual playlist/chat in the other purely because of a minor tactile thing but I've made it slightly easier to do so now and am trying to make it habit.
	8:15pm Kat in Chicago: One of my biggest issues with only going to the office occasionally is that when I do, I have to spend half an hour futzing with the monitors at whatever desk I'm at. I've started booking my preferred spot well in advance.
	8:15pm ultradamno: @mrfab She had a falling out with Lynch for a period, it might make sense she would want avoid the association for that time
	8:16pm Ben in Fargo: I am much appreciating these tracks by Julee Cruise.
	8:16pm Rich in Washington: All the Twin Peak soundtracks and Julee albums are something that my Coco and I listen to on long road trips.
	8:17pm Rich in Washington: I'm glad you're enjoying it, Ben in Fargo! Welcome!
	8:18pm Mr Fab: ultradamno: Ah, i was wondering why she was dropped from his soundtracks. Didn't know that they had issues. Just figured Lynch wanted to mix it up. But his soundtracks have not been the same.
	8:18pm MHLee: Somehow didn't realize this show is 3 hours
	8:19pm Rich in Washington: It didn't use to be. It was originally The Cratedigger's Lung Adventure Hour, as I didn't think I could do another long show as I used to do two other shows on another station but then I kept adding an hour to it as I got used to it. Stay tuned for the six hour version in 2024.
	8:20pm MHLee: Funny thing about twin peaks is the town is way smaller then it has a right to be at 51,000 people
	8:21pm spodiodi: six? ican't tell if you're joking. i can't take most 3-hour shows. and 4-hour shows are just too much for me. 6!?
	8:21pm ultradamno: She talks about it on one the BTS things in one of the boxsets (as I recall it was kind of a pushing back on a directive from Lynch in studio that spun out). She did come back for The Return series.
	8:24pm Kat in Chicago: Ooh I've never heard this
	8:25pm Rich in Washington: Dammit. My coffee's gone.
	8:25pm ironybread: "I want my coffee. Where's my coffee? Stop it." - The Weatherman
	8:26pm Rich in Washington: THIS INSTANT
	8:28pm Scott67: 😎🤙💨☕
	8:28pm WR: Yes, I'm listening. Don't expect much more than that from me. Ironybread. I'm still wondering about your offer to swap spit with #CrimesOfTheAmish, where will it lead.
	8:29pm Rich in Washington: Hi WR! No pressure!
	8:29pm ultradamno: Justin Bieber's face is paralyzed? Did he really make expressions though?
	8:30pm Rich in Washington: What?
	8:31pm ultradamno: Yep www.msn.com...
	8:32pm Kat in Chicago: Yikes. I need to get that shingles vaccine sooner than later.
	8:33pm Rich in Washington: Lynch and Badalamenti would never have found Cruise if they weren't too cheap to license a This Mortal Coil/Tim Buckey cover for this movie.
	8:33pm Kat in Chicago: Seriously, Rich? They wanted "Song to the Siren"?
	8:34pm Rich in Washington: Yes, but it was too cost prohibitive so Angelo recommended Julee as he'd worked with her in some kind of workshop.
	8:35pm MHLee: Kinda reminds of a dark sarah brightman
	8:35pm MHLee: maybe a little cowboy junkies
	8:38pm spodiodi: nice tribute, Rich
	8:39pm Mr Fab: SO glad they didn't use "Song to the Siren". "Mysteries of Love" really pointed towards such an unique approach to both music and filmmaking.
	8:40pm ultradamno: She had been in TV movies of Marvelous World Of Oz, Alice In Wonderland and Red Shoes in 81-83 that are hard to find but all seem to fold into the Lynchian worldview nicely
	8:41pm sufferwords: worked a little on Twin Peaks- more on Wild at Heart- thought reboot was stellar
	8:41pm Zipperhead7: Hi folks. Hope y'all are doing well. I'm refinishing a table but seem to have greater success coating myself with polyurethane than the intended object.
	8:41pm Kat in Chicago: Yes, a lot of us already had our own associations with "Song to the Siren". So much better that they went with Julee and started something magical and unique to Blue Velvet and beyond.
	8:41pm ultradamno: One thing I read today said her husband reported he played The B-52s "Roam" for her as send-off music
	8:41pm Mr Fab: Cowboy junkies is a good reference, MHLee. As is Portishead. I think they all came out around the same time, and kinda got lumped in together. I believe Portishead actually did admit the "Twin Peaks influnce on them.Not entirely a coincidence.
	8:42pm Rich in Washington: Hi Zipperhead7!
	8:42pm Kat in Chicago: Been there, Zipperhead7!
	8:43pm Kat in Chicago: Oh I saw a screenshot of his post on Facebook, ultra, so sweet and heartbreaking
	8:43pm Rich in Washington: That's funny, Zipperhead7! I myself was coated in sheetrock dust and I was doing some demolition for a remodeling project we're doing.
	8:44pm Rich in Washington: I forgot about her being a touring B-52s member. I don't believe she recorded anything with them in the studio unless I'm mistaken.
	8:44pm WR: I have Industrial Symphony No. 1: The Dream of the Broken Hearted on VHS but have not watched it in 30+ years.
	8:44pm Kat in Chicago: I got the supplies I needed to finish a decoupage upcycling thing so I'll be coated in Mod Podge matte later this weekend
	8:44pm ultradamno: Twin Peaks history might have been different if someone had told him about Cocteau Twins after his This Mortal Coil disappointment
	8:45pm Rich in Washington: That sounds fun, Kat!
	8:45pm Kat in Chicago: Messy but fun
	8:45pm MHLee: Is this hyperpop?
	8:45pm Rich in Washington: I would like to see IS#1 again. I should search out the interwebs.
	8:45pm Zipperhead7: The videos always make projects look so effortless -- kinda like guitar videos with lots of barre chords
	8:46pm Rich in Washington: I guess in a way it is.
	8:46pm WR: Carl Stone! Haven't listened to this one yet.
	8:46pm Kat in Chicago: Hyperplunderpopophonics
	8:47pm Rich in Washington: It's really fun. I love it.
	8:48pm ultradamno: This isn't a Kate Bush track he's plundering is it? Because I'm about to snap with the Kate Bush hype.
	8:48pm spodiodi: me 2 ultra
	8:49pm Rich in Washington: Dang <dejectedly puts away enormous stack of Kate Bush CDs>
	8:49pm Mr Fab: as a Kate Bush fan from the first album I'm snapping with JOY!
	8:49pm Kat in Chicago: I didn't recognize the source material, it's probably something the youth of today enjoy
	8:50pm ultradamno: It's odd but Bush and Benatar were my first two thoughts (one as dippy as the other)
	8:50pm Zipperhead7: I heard someone give a paper recently that claimed hyperpop was the new punk -- fast tempos, creating fluid identities, using the tools at their disposal in a rude and untutored way. --music as a brief, confrontational flash.
	8:51pm ultradamno: I'd probably be less put out with all the Bush/STs referencing if someone other than me brought up The Cramps music in that series.
	8:52pm Scott67: Heading to TRASH CULT now rich. Will pop back in when there mate. 🍻😎🤙
	8:53pm Rich in Washington: See ya, Scott67!
	8:53pm Rich in Washington: This is a Thomas Dimuzio project. It's his birthday today.
	8:54pm ultradamno: (though it's weird how they work in Teenage Werewolf and Fever in the same scene like it's someone's cassette mixtape)
	8:54pm Rich in Washington: Assemble teen pop band just so you can disassemble their music.
	8:56pm ultradamno: With Bush I've never been able to get past the fact there's a song called Don't Press Your Foot On The Heartbrake. It is to cringe...
	8:56pm Mr Fab: They used the Cramps? And still nuthin...they could never get a break...
	8:56pm Rich in Washington: I wonder if Ivy's getting royalties for Cramps stuff. Those were both Cramps originals, too.
	8:57pm Rich in Washington: Stupid Poptastic CD just kept stopping itself. Not that anyone could notice...
	8:57pm ultradamno: Well, Werewolf is, not Fever (I think Peggy Lee did that first)
	8:57pm ironybread: aw, happy birthday Tom Dimuzio, remasterer of so much Firesign audio
	8:58pm Rich in Washington: Oh! That's right! I forgot it was Fever..
	8:59pm Rich in Washington: the missus and I are pretty bored with this season of ST already. It's kind of tedious.
	9:01pm Rich in Washington: We're enjoying season 3 of The Boys, though.
	9:01pm ultradamno: Maybe it'll pop up on the soundtracks for more kickback to Ivy. Most of those have focused on the original moog score stuff (which is good stuff, btw), but they've never got this kind of attention over pop song placement before either.
	9:03pm ultradamno: I'd like to see The Boys but I'm not getting another streaming service. Aya Cash rules all, though. I'm absolutely knocked out by the Barry/The Baby HBO block right now.
	9:03pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, I hadn't noticed song placement in the show before, but then, they weren't using stuff like The Cramps until now. The score is good. It's fun, period appropriate synth stuff. I quite enjoy some of it.
	9:03pm Zipperhead7: Best title I've stumbled across recently: "Harry Mudie Meets King Tubby's in Dub Conference." I wonder what the conference table looked like? Square, round, rectangular, horseshoe? What protocols were involved? Did they use emissaries or address each other directly?
	9:05pm Mr Fab: Zipperhead7: haha. A dub conference sounds like they're holding discussions, but their voices keep dropping out, drenched in echo.
	9:06pm ultradamno: This Dimuzio is some awesome glambience
	9:08pm Kat in Chicago: it is!
	9:08pm ultradamno: Some guy had a whole thread about Musical Youth being on there too (let me guess, Pass The Dutchie?), I haven't gotten to that point of the show yet
	9:11pm Mr Fab: They'd probably have to change their name to Musical Geezers by now.
	9:16pm Kat in Chicago: Wait, how is this already in my bc wishlist?
	9:17pm Rich in Washington: oh yeah, I remember that scene. I am sort of forbidden from geeking out and pointing out music stuff when we're watching shows. I can be pretty insufferable otherwise.
	9:18pm Rich in Washington: I forgot that I bought this so you're not alone, Kat. As I was playing the other piece I went 'wait a tic.. didn't I JUST buy something by him?'
	9:19pm Aitch: Very dentist here, is it safe?
	9:19pm Kat in Chicago: I'm just wondering who else played it, if you didn't play it before, because where the hell else would I have heard it but WFMU
	9:20pm Rich in Washington: We watched Mrs. Maisel recently and I kept my mouth shut the whole time the John Waters scene was on, also thinking my wife wouldn't recognize him. After the episode, she thanked me for not pointing out that that was John Waters.
	9:21pm Rich in Washington: Maybe it didn't really exist until now.
	9:21pm Aitch: Secret to a happy marriage, knowing when to shutup
	9:21pm Yvang: Hi Rich! I dig the Dimuzio!
	9:21pm Kat in Chicago: Haha Aitch I wasn't thinking that before but now I can't unhear the dentist sounds
	9:22pm Rich in Washington: Maybe if two people imagine the same thing at the same time it just comes into being. I should start a podcast and hawk health products.
	9:22pm Rich in Washington: Hi Yvang! So true, Aitch. Or just not geek out.
	9:22pm ultradamno: Next week is Juneteenth BC fundraiser...by the way
	9:22pm Kat in Chicago: I like my dentist though so that's ok
	9:25pm ultradamno: One thing I'm planning to pick up because of Wired Up supremeecho.bandcamp.com...
	9:28pm Zipperhead7: I've spend a fair amount of time in Upper Haight since the mid-70s, but last visit was really grim. The park looked to be peopled by extras from Night of the Living Dead. The air crackled with violence.
	9:30pm MHLee: i have 725 bandcamp purchases
	9:30pm Kat in Chicago: I still have a couple of those Girl Talk CDs
	9:32pm Kat in Chicago: Wow my purchases are catching up to my wishlist! Purchases 2003, wishlist 2608
	9:32pm ultradamno: Yet another Alan Vega single alanvega.bandcamp.com
	9:35pm Zipperhead7: Iowa City is kinda nice -- Writer's Workshop draws a lot of interesting people. The Tape Beatles were from Iowa City! A huge Quaker Oats plant is nearby, and the attendant fumes were widely referred to as "The Smell of Money."
	9:36pm Kat in Chicago: LOL The Tape Beatles are from Iowa? Whoda thunkit
	9:37pm WR: Oop. Kat in Chicago, I thought I was following you on bandcamp but the Kat I am following (per my view) shows your collection at 1950. Or the public view is limited or different.
	9:37pm Rich in Washington: Yeppers.
	9:38pm ultradamno: Thinking Fellers were from Iowa originally, I believe. I'm pretty sure it was an interview with them that I learned it's an acronym for "idiots out wandering around"
	9:39pm Rich in Washington: Hope everyone's having a groovy Friday evening/Saturday morning (depending on which hemisphere you're on). We're in the middle of another 'atmospheric river'. Just pounding down like a fucking monsoon.
	9:39pm Kat in Chicago: I've seen House of Large Sizes a couple of times, they used to play the venue I worked at. WR: that's weird. Are you following Kat O'Rly? (I'll follow you back if I'm not already)
	9:39pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow. I didn't know Thinking Fellers were from Iowa.
	9:40pm Rich in Washington: i didn't know you could follow people on BC. Or maybe I did and forgot. I don't remember what I know (and vice versa) anymore.
	9:41pm spodiodi: thanks, Rich. i shouldn't complain (it's usually idyllic here) but it's 92º here today (!too hot for me). the music helps
	9:41pm spodiodi: was* paltry 85 last i checked
	9:41pm Rich in Washington: The title suggests that there's 'an Iowa comp.'
	9:41pm Rich in Washington: Whereabouts are you at, spodi?
	9:42pm spodiodi: just south of sf (emerald hills. miss sf)
	9:42pm Rich in Washington: I feel the need to have a visual map of my listeners, complete with meteorological symbols, etc.
	9:43pm spodiodi: it's warmer in the summer and colder in the winter than sf
	9:43pm Kat in Chicago: Haha I'm following you Rich! and ultradamno. I can't find WR
	9:43pm Rich in Washington: Ha!
	9:45pm spodiodi: we bailed on sf after 25 years. i miss it. this isn't the place for me. lease is up soon though. (thank heavens (i think/hope))
	9:46pm Rich in Washington: My BC avatar still says 'adventure hour'. No wonder people keep saying that.
	9:47pm ultradamno: I am followng Kat and Handy and Nate The K, following Rich on Twitter but not sure I've come upon you on BC yet...
	9:47pm Zipperhead7: Just out of curiosity, spodi, why did you bail? I lived there '78-'79 when it was still semi-affordable
	9:47pm Kat in Chicago: The Dangtrippers were another band that played a lot where I worked. it's funny hearing these band names decades after I last thought of them
	9:48pm spodiodi: our hovel is mostly heat-proof without any ac (which we had the land lords remove for the same reason last summer) (kicking myself now, but we only used it a single night last year)
	9:49pm Rich in Washington: I've lived almost my entire life in the Pacific Northwest and have never felt like I've needed AC except for the last three summers or so. Just brutal.
	9:51pm spodiodi: zip, our last place was great except that it was in an alley that attracted hubub and it was like we were living with the people downstairs -- old victorian place wasn't built for it, but man do i regret it. (it was hard to sleep though, and we kept getting new crappy neighbors -- for 15 years it was great though (don't appreciate good neighbors til they're gone)
	9:51pm Kat in Chicago: I don't usually put my AC in the window till July but it's supposed to be 95 one day next week so I think I will take care of that this weekend. I only have it in the bedroom, just keep the ceiling fans going everywhere else.
	9:52pm spodiodi: on affordability: we had rent control (for 17 years... from mzspodi and here sister's time there)
	9:54pm spodiodi: OR: i'm old and cranky. this suburban stuff is not for me though. came to sf in '94... lived there since '96
	9:54pm coelacanth∅: greetings Rich (iW) & all
	9:54pm Rich in Washington: Hi coelacanthØ!
	9:54pm ultradamno: The whole past two months have been so unstable it's been hard to figure when to start acting like it's summer. One day it's nearly 90 and the next it's in the fifties...
	9:55pm spodiodi: greetings, coelacanthØ
	9:55pm spodiodi: her*
	9:55pm Kat in Chicago: yeah we had one mini heatwave a month ago but it's been on the colder side more often than not. hi coel!
	9:56pm Rich in Washington: That's sort of what's going on here. Loads of rain and then sunny for a day or so.
	9:56pm Kat in Chicago: only 65 here rn
	9:56pm Zipperhead7: I miss apartment living like a sharp stick in the eye -- and admittedly I was a terrible neighbor soundwise when younger. "If it's worth playing, it's worth playing LOUD."
	9:56pm Kat in Chicago: Ah there's the Tape Beatles.
	9:57pm spodiodi: it's 83 out here not--- i've been inside all day with the blinds closed since last night
	9:57pm coelacanth∅: hi spodiodi & Kat!
	9:58pm spodiodi: i wrote my old neighbors (who i realized were incredibly patient with me) after they left once i realized i was the asshole, zip (on LOUD, etc)
	9:58pm ultradamno: Yeah, it's 64˚ and it's supposed to get down into the fifties and it's supposed to be in the mid-90s by Monday
	9:58pm spodiodi: (wrote to apologize)
	9:59pm spodiodi: now*
	9:59pm ultradamno: Messer Für Frau Müller's discogs page says "sampledelic" is that a thing?
	9:59pm chresti: Hi Rich and digging diggers!
	10:00pm Rich in Washington: I appreciate my next door neighbors. I don't ever want them to come over, but they've been pretty decent and understanding.
	10:00pm ultradamno: I thought they were plunderlounge
	10:00pm Rich in Washington: hi chresti!
	10:00pm Zipperhead7: Cranking a motorcycle and burning the carbon out of the valves at 7 am is one way to meet the neighbors, for sure
	10:00pm spodiodi: talk about adjusting to screens, i keep getting bit today by my latest setup... and submitting the form here before i mean to (sorry for the more typos, etc than usual)
	10:01pm spodiodi: i sold mine when we moved :(
	10:01pm Rich in Washington: @ultra: I didn't know what to call such bands - plunderphonics, etc, so actually have a divider in my vinyl shelves marked 'sampledelic'
	10:02pm spodiodi: 3 motrcyclit have dies in the past couple of days aroung here now though -- one witnessed by mzspodi's co-worker. she was shook
	10:02pm Odder: Hey ya Rich!
	10:02pm spodiodi: one was ejected on i80 onto 101, the other was hit by multiple cars at 3-- am
	10:02pm spodiodi: motorcyclists
	10:03pm Rich in Washington: the only times our neighbors are loud and obnoxious is when the patriarch is at work or out of town and common-law-son-in-law-to-be A: shoots his little ass(hole)ault weapon; B: plays a subwoofer in his big pick 'em up truck
	10:03pm chresti: yeah there's something always trying to bite me
	10:04pm Rich in Washington: Odder! Howdee!
	10:04pm chresti: *when it warms up
	10:04pm spodiodi: she saw him killed on Larkin st.
	10:04pm Kat in Chicago: chresti, I just sang that to "Always Something There to Remind Me"
	10:05pm Rich in Washington: Me too, Kat! Poor chresti!
	10:05pm MHLee: I quite like this one
	10:05pm spodiodi: so i guess i'm trying to think about it being a wise decision having gotten rid of them -- but i'll get another anyeay if /when we move back. we plan to do so
	10:05pm chresti: Kat, me too!
	10:06pm spodiodi: hi chresti!\\//
	10:06pm spodiodi: cursing myself every day for never learning to properly touch-type
	10:06pm chresti: Hi spodi!\\//
	10:07pm Kat in Chicago: that's horrible, spodi. bicyclists get hit here in the city constantly. drivers don't give a fuck for the bike lanes
	10:07pm spodiodi: been riding since i was 12. on the st. since 17
	10:08pm Rich in Washington: I never did, spodi, but I eventually became an agile six finger hunter/pecker (oo. That doesn't sound good)
	10:08pm spodiodi: i've been very lucky (despite hacing gone down many times myself)
	10:08pm Rich in Washington: talking about typing. I should clarify.
	10:08pm ironybread: I know this song isn't from 1993, but it sounds so 1993 I feel like I'm late for class
	10:10pm Kat in Chicago: I have bad balance and depth perception so I don't bike anymore. Used to ride a cruiser with a coaster brake like Pee-Wee
	10:10pm coelacanth∅: so (having looked at the comments board where it was when i tuned back in ^) there's Kate Bush hype?
	10:11pm Kat in Chicago: there's apparently Kate Bush hype related to a show that people who are not me watch
	10:12pm coelacanth∅: oh. Thanks Kat. ...isn't it what they ask for when they watch lameass fashionable tv shows?
	10:12pm Rich in Washington: They use Running Up That Hill on the current season of Stranger Things and everyone won't shut up about it. I'm actually cool with Kate getting some millennial attention but they just won't shut up about it.
	10:12pm Kat in Chicago: haha ironybread!
	10:12pm chresti: spodi@9:43, like the valleys here.
	10:12pm ultradamno: A good friend of mine got hit and killed on her bike on IU campus in the late eighties. I see drunk on bikes at night here all the time with nothing reflective on at all. I used to worry about hitting animals, now it's DUI guys
	10:12pm spodiodi: Rich at 1008 hahaha
	10:13pm Rich in Washington: but does it mean that the next season will feature Tori Amos? (sorry Tori fans. I couldn't help it)
	10:13pm coelacanth∅: running up that hill is a Brilliant song from one of her 3 Brilliant albums. yeah, it's good if "young" folks hear that!
	10:14pm Kat in Chicago: but I want to give them copies of The Dreaming and see how that sits with them
	10:15pm ultradamno: And Winona Ryder wore a Kate Bush T-Shirt to the premiere (there was a premiere? that seems like a bigger thing to be marveling over) and that in and of itself was trending for days. It's an awful, awful, awful, dippy song.
	10:15pm Rich in Washington: Love The Dreaming.
	10:15pm Zipperhead7: Rte 17A from Tuxedo to Warwick NY is one of the best motorcycle roads I've ever encountered. Even saw a couple of Hells Angels blasting through a month ago. Rich assholes from the city bring their Ferraris and Lambos up here and have recently turned the road into a massive speed trap. When I lived in NYC I had a track bike with no brakes. It was a kind of dreamy nightmare. Of course I wrecked it. Bicycle Film Fest was always great fun.
	10:15pm coelacanth∅: i liked Tori a lot back in the day. went to see her live but Alanis Morriset, who i didn't care for much, blew her off the stage. anyway Tori didn't age well in me.
	10:16pm Kat in Chicago: I'm marveling over Winona Ryder still having a career
	10:16pm ultradamno: Living in Dawkins or Hawkins or whatever that town is called, they should be listening to Ralph Records like me and mine in small town Indiana were then
	10:17pm Rich in Washington: Julie's show Dark Night of the Soul helped me overcome my myopic 'Tori's a Walmart bin Kate' viewpoint. I appreciate her music more now. I'm stupid like that.
	10:17pm Rich in Washington: She's great in that show.
	10:18pm spodiodi: best stretch of road i've ever ridden on was in wyoming on my way to denverto see a friend when i broke down (my van did) while moving to sf riding here became deadly ad phone got more popular as distractions -- esp in the city
	10:18pm ultradamno: I will accept Björk, that's as whimsical as I'm prepared tolerate.
	10:18pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, making a kid a music nerd like us is harder to script like making them all embarrassingly cringey into D&D.
	10:18pm Kat in Chicago: I wasn't into Tori Amos at all but I heard something of hers recently and it sounded surprisingly good to me
	10:19pm spodiodi: as*
	10:19pm spodiodi: sorry again for all the typos, etc
	10:19pm ultradamno: Ryder is fantastic...Heathers icon (ever see the short lived Heathers TV show? It was a far-right leaning atrocity)
	10:19pm Rich in Washington: Now they could all get into Danielle Dax. That would be some cray cray scheisße
	10:19pm Kat in Chicago: I respect Bjork as a musician but can't enjoy her any more, largely due to the exes I associate her music with
	10:20pm Rich in Washington: There was a Heathers TV show?
	10:20pm coelacanth∅: Rich and never forever and hounds of Love. the only week point is the big sky
	10:20pm Rich in Washington: just recently learned and watched a chunk of the Ferris Beuller TV show. Talk about a stinkeroo.
	10:21pm spodiodi: my first street bike had no front brakes (70% of stopping power -- ha, who needs it) i told myself i was training for the track
	10:22pm Kat in Chicago: Yeah get 'em into Danielle Dax! Or Mecca Normal or something.
	10:22pm spodiodi: yes, i am stupid, and lucky to be here
	10:22pm Kat in Chicago: thanks for surviving, spodi
	10:23pm ultradamno: Yeah, Shannen Doherty was on it...it literally played the "politically correct gays are the real bullies angle" it was on the also short lived Spike channel (now Universal, I think) @Kat I can see that, her most interesting stuff is the later work that weeded most of the faithful out though
	10:23pm spodiodi: thanks, Kat. i used to think i had 9 lives. keep losing people who live way more carefully than i had
	10:23pm coelacanth∅: Björk had some good moments
	10:24pm ultradamno: I think Selma Blair was attached to, but I don't know if her episodes ever aired, I never got past the pilot
	10:26pm ultradamno: *too, damn it.
	10:26pm Kat in Chicago: I think the South East label did an Iowa comp before this Iowa comp?
	10:28pm coelacanth∅: i don't want to dream about having a bike crash; and considering my dreams lately, just engaging in that conversation will result in such
	10:28pm WR: @9:39 @Kat in Chicago: Sorry slow to reply, went down a couple of internet worm holes. Yes, that user name with the Lulu user pic. I am wrayb on bandcamp with the user pic I just changed to here. One question, how much of your purchases have you downloaded? I started making an effort when BC got bought but still probably only about 50% done. Trying to keep track and keep the files organized.
	10:28pm ultradamno: Now I want to take that scene of Sadie Sink with her headphones on and replace Kate Bush with The Residents' The Electrocutioner...or at least Gidget Goes To Hell
	10:28pm Mr.B: crackn me up Bosss
	10:29pm Rich in Washington: Hi Mr. B!
	10:29pm ironybread: Please note, no executive position in the entertainment industry is good, fun, or rewarding [*that is to say, they'll reward you just fine if you want to make payments on your car; but they will murder every part of your brain you care about]
	10:29pm Zipperhead7: Agreed, coela. This is one of my Bjork faves: www.youtube.com...
	10:29pm Mr.B: You would make an awesome music director !
	10:30pm Rich in Washington: Mr. B DJs on Freeform Portland (Saturdays at noon PST) and now I think Shady Pines Radio, also in P-Town.
	10:30pm Rich in Washington: Aw... Well, put in a good word for me!
	10:30pm Rich in Washington: Are you on Shady Pines, B?
	10:30pm Mr.B: K
	10:31pm Kat in Chicago: WR, I download as soon as I purchase. The major reason I have so much is buying for eight years of radio, and shifting a lot of my music "budget" (haha) to digital because it turned out to be way easier to do my show with.
	10:31pm Mr.B: Yes beginning Saturday at 10:00 pm pt
	10:32pm Kat in Chicago: My files are a big mess though
	10:32pm Rich in Washington: I bought tons more from BC because covid shut everything down, including record stores.
	10:32pm coelacanth∅: i don't know or care about that tv show but how about PJ Harvey, or Scout Niblet, or Haley Bonar or Barbara Manning or Chelsea Wolf or Lingua Ignota or Anna Von Hausswolff or ....
	10:33pm Rich in Washington: How about Lisa Suckdog. Those tykes'll really learn something.
	10:33pm ultradamno: I also remember seeing a pretty nasty motorcycle aftermath on my to class once at Ball State...it was kind of like that scene in Repo Man where Otto walks past the hazmat suit guys. In spite of what I said earlier, I've probably worn this Björk out www.discogs.com...
	10:35pm ultradamno: LISA! YES! "Your Dragon" would fit right in! Though that is pretty late in the decade Now Chrystal Belle Scrodd...
	10:35pm Kat in Chicago: That's a great list, coel
	10:35pm Zipperhead7: So who burns all their downloads onto CDs? Guilty here!
	10:36pm Kat in Chicago: Not a bad idea but I just have too many
	10:37pm ultradamno: Love Manning...a different Netflix show about old timey gangsters has ruined Harvey and a bunch of other hipster music of that ilk for me. Thankfully they're too cool for Rowland/Birthday Party or Crime & The City Solution
	10:37pm Rich in Washington: I did for a while. The station I used to DJ at was basically set up for CDs and they were easier to pack to the station but I've sort of leaned heavier on FLACs the last year or so.
	10:37pm ironybread: WR, I download all my Bandcamp purchases within 30 seconds. Never trust an online platform to be a repository for your data. Any platform, no exceptions.
	10:37pm Kat in Chicago: I need to dig back into Barbara Manning
	10:38pm Zipperhead7: True that, Taylor!
	10:38pm Rich in Washington: This is a far cry from Culturcide's Tacky Souvenirs LP.
	10:39pm Kat in Chicago: Isn't Culturecide the one that sings over Huey Lewis? "The heart of rock 'n' roll is the profit?"
	10:39pm Rich in Washington: Yes indeed.
	10:40pm ultradamno: ..and 'we're and industrial band' The Day At My Job single is more along these lines and classic!
	10:40pm coelacanth∅: ultra, the fact that you call good artists' music "hipster music" shows that you're more affected by the media related to the music than the music itself
	10:41pm WR: I know Ironybread, what put me seriously behind is when thinking to buy about 10 recordings from 1 label nudges me into the 50% off deal to buy 100 recordings. Like I said, working on it.
	10:42pm ultradamno: Well, I don't think that's fair and you should know me better by now.
	10:42pm Kat in Chicago: Haha I admit I haven't downloaded all of those "entire discography" purchases
	10:43pm ultradamno: But if I'm discussing how a media presents and contextualizes the work than I don't know a better way to characterize it. And let's be honest, they always were hipsters, there's no shame in that.
	10:44pm Rich in Washington: a couple of times I've taken advantage of crazy pricing and bought CD box sets where it's cheaper than buying the downloads - which you get by default.
	10:46pm Zipperhead7: Terry Southern's "You're Too Hip Baby" is a classic.
	10:47pm Rich in Washington: I remember the 80s book Hipster Handbook. It was a sort of positive style guide for music, film, clothes. It would be funny to look at it now.
	10:48pm Rich in Washington: uh, apparently there's a contemporary satire book with the same title.
	10:49pm Kat in Chicago: Songs to aging hipsters come Aging hipsters, I am one (sorry, Joni)
	10:49pm ultradamno: There's a great R Crump comic illustrating hipsters (or maybe he used 'jivers' or something) over time...the distinctions from one to another being kind of superficial and arbitrary
	10:50pm WR: LOL Kat, now I can only hear your version of Joni's tune. Such a small but effective switch.
	10:50pm Kat in Chicago: Hey I like this Cherry Red comp
	10:51pm Kat in Chicago: Alright I'm apologizing to JM and WR both
	10:51pm Rich in Washington: It's great. I keep forgetting to play anything from it.
	10:51pm Zipperhead7: I once overheard some Williamsburg hipsters discussing their artisanal bacon business.
	10:52pm WR: No apology needed, Kat. I like it.
	10:53pm Kat in Chicago: oh no Zipperhead7, I think my head would have asploded
	10:54pm ultradamno: A Hot Head Burrito just opened near here. Is it basically just Taco Bell, it kind of looks like it based on the site (not to be more affected by the media than the actual food, maan)
	10:55pm coelacanth∅: "hipster" is from the bebop era and as far as i'm concerned it's a positive thing; and has as much to do with trendy twats who think they're the shit because they moved to brooklyn as "hyperpop" (whatever that is) has to do with "punk" (nothing)
	10:57pm ultradamno: Well, garsh, if it knew it was all time sensitive. 🙄
	10:57pm Kat in Chicago: It looks like Hot Head Burrito is more expensive Taco Bell with the word "craft" appended
	10:58pm Aitch: Fine theme music for the work at hand. Thanks Rich for show
	10:58pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for listening, Aitch! Glad you're diggin' it!
	10:59pm Kat in Chicago: ermagerd show's over already. Thanks Rich!
	10:59pm ironybread: thanks for the swell sounds Rich
	10:59pm spodiodi: thanks, Rich!
	10:59pm Zipperhead7: Phil Ford's "Dig: Sound and Music in Hip Culture" is a good read. I wanted to do a class on "hip" (even titled it "Negation Studies") but the curriculum committee shot it down,those toads. Wow, the show is over!!! That was quick!
	11:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Rich!
	11:00pm Kat in Chicago: I had that same response to the Blancmange
	11:00pm WR: Thank you Rich and sheena streamers. Download On.
	11:00pm coelacanth∅: Zipperhead i'd take that class
	11:01pm coelacanth∅: (in another time, in another world...)
	11:01pm sufferwords: groovy yo
	11:01pm spodiodi: apologies for my less than charming part of the chat!
	11:02pm WR: spodiodi, no apologies needed.
	11:02pm Zipperhead7: You're always a charmer, spodi!
	11:02pm Rich in Washington: No worries, spodi! We're all passionate about cultural matters.
	11:02pm ultradamno: If these things take off, motorcycles will be thought of as the safe option sgbikemart.com.sg...
	11:02pm Aitch: A Melvins finish is a fine finish, Buzz be praised
	11:02pm coelacanth∅: -what WR said
	11:02pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for listening everybody! And for all the interesting and engaging chat!
	11:03pm Rich in Washington: I'm seeing the full-on, non-acoustic Melvins next month. I'm jazzed!
	11:03pm Mr Fab: please, PLEASE, let us not confuse the angel-headed hipsters with what i call the YUTsies - Young Urban Trendies.
	11:04pm Rich in Washington: YUTsies! I love it!
	11:04pm ultradamno: Yeah, I'm not in love with the word, but it has been all tangled up with modern yuppies in an unfair way
	11:04pm Kat in Chicago: yeah we probably could use a better name for those artisanal bacon bros
	11:05pm coelacanth∅: i guess it's not fashionable to call them yuppies anymore. i don't wanna be unfashionable, so okay, i guess i'll just call 'em hipsters.
	11:05pm Rich in Washington: I've taken to calling some of my town's recent transplants Condo Commandos. Urbanites who live downtown, drive rents up, patronize waterfront businesses with $25 hamburgers, etc.
	11:05pm coelacanth∅: or is it too far an offshoot of yuppidom
	11:05pm Zipperhead7: I'd like to get a Mega Hub electric unicycle, but not $10K like.
	11:06pm Kat in Chicago: Yeah yuppies went to offices
	11:06pm ultradamno: For my purposes in my earlier comments beatpunkhippieetcononandon is all hipsters
	11:06pm Kat in Chicago: Condo Commandos is rather good
	11:07pm coelacanth∅: right, Kat. mybad
	11:07pm chresti: Thanks Rich!
	11:07pm coelacanth∅: it needs to be shorter to catch on
	11:07pm Rich in Washington: Thanks! Nighty night!
	11:07pm Kat in Chicago: Everything happens so much, as Horse ebooks said. the nomenclature can't keep up
	11:08pm ultradamno: Pithiness is always to be aimed for
	11:12pm Scott67: Been here mate, but ravin' on in TRASH CULT. Thanks mate!🍻😎🤙
	11:40pm spodiodi: Mr Fab, i don't know if you choose the songs that play after, but i was delighted to hear that John Doe song come up... one of my faves and fit my blathering rather well (i could go on), but probably no one will read this (and think it may just be a robot). felt like magic anyway thanks again, Rich!
	3:58am WaveyDavey: I appreciate your homage to Julee Cruise. Her voice will always comfort me.

Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from June 10, 2022

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

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Julee Cruise	Rockin' Back Inside My Heart	Floating Into The Night	Warner	1990	RIP Julee Cruise (1956 - 2022)	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Julee Cruise	She Would Die For Love	The Voice Of Love	Warner	1993		0:07:45 (Pop-up)
Julee Cruise	Questions In A World Of Blue	Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me OST	Warner	1992		0:13:02 (Pop-up)
Julee Cruise	Falling "Falling" by "Julee Cruise"	Soundtrack From Twin Peaks	Warner	1990		0:17:42 (Pop-up)
Julee Cruise / DJ Dmitry	Season Of The Witch	My Secret Life	Purley Sounds	2011		0:23:01 (Pop-up)
Julee Cruise	The Voice Of Love "The Voice Of Love" by "Julee Cruise"	The Voice Of Love	Warner	1993		0:26:38 (Pop-up)
Julee Cruise	Mysteries of Love "Mysteries of Love" by "Julee Cruise"	Blue Velvet OST	Varèse Sarabande	1986		0:29:39 (Pop-up)
Julee Cruise	I Remember "I Remember" by "Julee Cruise"	Floating Into The Night	Warner	1990		0:33:42 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Angelo Badalamenti	The Voice Of Love					0:37:49 (Pop-up)
Carl Stone	Rikido "Rikido" by "Carl Stone"	Wat Dong Moon Lek	Unseen Worlds	2022		0:41:34 (Pop-up)
Junk Culture	West Coast "West Coast" by "Junk Culture"	West Coast	Illegal Arts	2009		0:48:08 (Pop-up)
Poptastic	Torn Photo and a Broken Heart	The Teen-Pop Noise Virus	Seeland Records	2008		0:52:24 (Pop-up)
Thomas Dimuzio	Upper Haight "Upper Haight" by "Thomas Dimuzio"	Sutro Transmissions	Rescipiscent	2020		0:56:59 (Pop-up)
Thomas Dimuzio	Radiesthesia [excerpt]	Radiesthesia	Gench	2022	Link	1:14:20 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: John Oswald	Fabulous "Fabulous" by "John Oswald"					1:27:46 (Pop-up)
Attack Of The Comps! Vol. XXII: It's Another Iowa Compilation (Uncharted Territories)
The Eclectics	Big Tough Dreams "Big Tough Dreams" by "The Eclectics"	V/A - It's Another Iowa Compilation (Uncharted Territories)	South East Records	1988		1:33:09 (Pop-up)
House Of Large Sizes	What If There's A Fire?	V/A - It's Another Iowa Compilation (Uncharted Territories)	South East Records	1988		1:36:49 (Pop-up)
Artificial Limb Embrace	Let Me In (Your Blood Bath)	V/A - It's Another Iowa Compilation (Uncharted Territories)	South East Records	1988		1:39:55 (Pop-up)
Full Fathom FIve	Ego Explosion "Ego Explosion" by "Full Fathom FIve"	V/A - It's Another Iowa Compilation (Uncharted Territories)	South East Records	1988		1:42:36 (Pop-up)
The Dangtrippers	Cult Pop Guru "Cult Pop Guru" by "The Dangtrippers"	V/A - It's Another Iowa Compilation (Uncharted Territories)	South East Records	1988		1:45:39 (Pop-up)
The Hollowmen	Pavilion "Pavilion" by "The Hollowmen"	V/A - It's Another Iowa Compilation (Uncharted Territories)	South East Records	1988		1:47:46 (Pop-up)
23 Lies	A Pale Blue In The Muddy Grey	V/A - It's Another Iowa Compilation (Uncharted Territories)	South East Records	1988		1:51:29 (Pop-up)
The Tape-Beatles	The Ads Become The News	V/A - It's Another Iowa Compilation (Uncharted Territories)	South East Records	1988		1:56:21 (Pop-up)
Stone Wakening	A Thought "A Thought" by "Stone Wakening"	V/A - It's Another Iowa Compilation (Uncharted Territories)	South East Records	1988		1:56:59 (Pop-up)
Ted Cutler And Ballpeen Redemption	Crawl	V/A - It's Another Iowa Compilation (Uncharted Territories)	South East Records	1988		1:59:54 (Pop-up)
Chronic Love	Sid "Sid" by "Chronic Love"	V/A - It's Another Iowa Compilation (Uncharted Territories)	South East Records	1988		2:03:27 (Pop-up)
Moveable Feast	The End Of The World	V/A - It's Another Iowa Compilation (Uncharted Territories)	South East Records	1988		2:08:57 (Pop-up)
The Merry Pranksters	Now "Now" by "The Merry Pranksters"	V/A - It's Another Iowa Compilation (Uncharted Territories)	South East Records	1988		2:11:11 (Pop-up)
Made Ya Look	The Dreamers "The Dreamers" by "Made Ya Look"	V/A - It's Another Iowa Compilation (Uncharted Territories)	South East Records	1988		2:14:56 (Pop-up)
The Punishment Club	Getting Too Round	V/A - It's Another Iowa Compilation (Uncharted Territories)	South East Records	1988		2:23:14 (Pop-up)
The Tape-Beatles	Individual Choice	V/A - It's Another Iowa Compilation (Uncharted Territories)	South East Records	1988		2:23:17 (Pop-up)

Culturcide	Hating My Father "Hating My Father" by "Culturcide"	Reset (split w/ Hiroshima Chair)	Dogfood Production System	1981		2:28:00 (Pop-up)
Culturcide	No More Children "No More Children" by "Culturcide"	Reset (split w/ Hiroshima Chair)	Dogfood Production System	1981		2:32:05 (Pop-up)
Culturcide	Plague / Disco "Plague / Disco" by "Culturcide"	Reset (split w/ Hiroshima Chair)	Dogfood Production System	1981		2:33:28 (Pop-up)
XX Committee	Metal Worker "Metal Worker" by "XX Committee"	Steel Negro Music	A.R.P.H. Tapes	1982		2:39:04 (Pop-up)
The Monochrome Set	Eine Symphonie Des Grauens	V/A - To The Outside Of Everything - A Story Of UK Post Punk 1977 - 1981	Cherry Red	2017		2:44:04 (Pop-up)
Blancmange	Overspreading Art Genius	V/A - To The Outside Of Everything - A Story Of UK Post Punk 1977 - 1981	Cherry Red	2017		2:46:25 (Pop-up)
The Danse Society	Clock "Clock" by "The Danse Society"	V/A - To The Outside Of Everything - A Story Of UK Post Punk 1977 - 1981	Cherry Red	2017		2:50:08 (Pop-up)
Cabaret Voltaire	The Power Of (Their Knowledge)	Shadow Of Fear	Mute	2020		2:52:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Nick Bougas	Thunderball "Thunderball" by "Nick Bougas"					3:00:23 (Pop-up)
Melvins	The Bit "The Bit" by "Melvins"	Five Legged Dog	Ipecac Recordings	2021		3:01:25 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:57pm ironybread: I'd trade kisses with any of these desperate perpetrators. #CrimesOfTheAmish
	7:57pm Scott67: G'day Rich & Finger Licking Lungs! 🍻😎🤙🍗
	7:58pm ironybread: hiya and good morning Scott67
	7:58pm Rich in Washington: ironybread! Scott67!
	7:59pm Rich in Washington: Swipe white, ironybread!
	8:01pm spodiodi: hi, Rich!
	8:01pm Kat in Chicago: Awww Juleeeeee
	8:01pm ultradamno: Rich! Diggocrates!
	8:02pm Rich in Washington: Hi Spodiodi! Hi Kat! Hi ultra!
	8:02pm Scott67: Nice tribute Rich!🍻😎🤙
	8:02pm spodiodi: " Scott67, Ironybread, Kat, ultradamno, everyone!
	8:02pm Aitch: A few deep breaths. Hey Rich and crew
	8:02pm ultradamno: RIP JC Hiya spodiodi!
	8:02pm Rich in Washington: Aitch!
	8:02pm spodiodi: :( i just put it together ... damn.
	8:02pm Scott67: G'day spodi!🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	8:03pm ironybread: #ItIsHappeningAgain #ItIsHappeningAgain
	8:05pm Mr Fab: hi Rich! yeah, was so bummed to hear about Julee Cruise. Too young...
	8:05pm Krys O.: Good evening
	8:05pm Rich in Washington: yeah, sadly dealing with horrible health problems for the last decade or so.
	8:05pm Scott67: Just before TRASH CULT closed last night Mick's random playlist had a cover of the Twin Peaks Theme on. We commented on it, little did we know the sad news.
	8:06pm sufferwords: present
	8:07pm Rich in Washington: I read the news just as I was finishing my KBOO show last night and getting ready for bed.
	8:07pm ultradamno: Was it the Messer Chups one (Twin Peaks Twist), that's a good one
	8:07pm Rich in Washington: sufferwords!
	8:08pm abbazabba: Hi Rich! Hi Diggers!
	8:09pm Rich in Washington: Hi abbazabba!
	8:11pm Rich in Washington: I've sort of changed my computer monitor arrangement so I have monitor rearrangement derangement syndrome.
	8:12pm Mr Fab: i finally got around to checking out her post-Lynch album "The Art of Being a Girl" earlier this year. And yes, it's not particularly Lynch-y but still pretty cool
	8:12pm Doop: Hi Rich and diggers!
	8:13pm Rich in Washington: Doop! Howdy!
	8:13pm ultradamno: I got slightly larger monitor a while back and was surprised at how much adjusting to it took
	8:15pm Rich in Washington: I've had two monitors for a couple of years but weirdly don't take advantage of them while doing radio, i.e.: having playlist entry stuff in one and actual playlist/chat in the other purely because of a minor tactile thing but I've made it slightly easier to do so now and am trying to make it habit.
	8:15pm Kat in Chicago: One of my biggest issues with only going to the office occasionally is that when I do, I have to spend half an hour futzing with the monitors at whatever desk I'm at. I've started booking my preferred spot well in advance.
	8:15pm ultradamno: @mrfab She had a falling out with Lynch for a period, it might make sense she would want avoid the association for that time
	8:16pm Ben in Fargo: I am much appreciating these tracks by Julee Cruise.
	8:16pm Rich in Washington: All the Twin Peak soundtracks and Julee albums are something that my Coco and I listen to on long road trips.
	8:17pm Rich in Washington: I'm glad you're enjoying it, Ben in Fargo! Welcome!
	8:18pm Mr Fab: ultradamno: Ah, i was wondering why she was dropped from his soundtracks. Didn't know that they had issues. Just figured Lynch wanted to mix it up. But his soundtracks have not been the same.
	8:18pm MHLee: Somehow didn't realize this show is 3 hours
	8:19pm Rich in Washington: It didn't use to be. It was originally The Cratedigger's Lung Adventure Hour, as I didn't think I could do another long show as I used to do two other shows on another station but then I kept adding an hour to it as I got used to it. Stay tuned for the six hour version in 2024.
	8:20pm MHLee: Funny thing about twin peaks is the town is way smaller then it has a right to be at 51,000 people
	8:21pm spodiodi: six? ican't tell if you're joking. i can't take most 3-hour shows. and 4-hour shows are just too much for me. 6!?
	8:21pm ultradamno: She talks about it on one the BTS things in one of the boxsets (as I recall it was kind of a pushing back on a directive from Lynch in studio that spun out). She did come back for The Return series.
	8:24pm Kat in Chicago: Ooh I've never heard this
	8:25pm Rich in Washington: Dammit. My coffee's gone.
	8:25pm ironybread: "I want my coffee. Where's my coffee? Stop it." - The Weatherman
	8:26pm Rich in Washington: THIS INSTANT
	8:28pm Scott67: 😎🤙💨☕
	8:28pm WR: Yes, I'm listening. Don't expect much more than that from me. Ironybread. I'm still wondering about your offer to swap spit with #CrimesOfTheAmish, where will it lead.
	8:29pm Rich in Washington: Hi WR! No pressure!
	8:29pm ultradamno: Justin Bieber's face is paralyzed? Did he really make expressions though?
	8:30pm Rich in Washington: What?
	8:31pm ultradamno: Yep www.msn.com...
	8:32pm Kat in Chicago: Yikes. I need to get that shingles vaccine sooner than later.
	8:33pm Rich in Washington: Lynch and Badalamenti would never have found Cruise if they weren't too cheap to license a This Mortal Coil/Tim Buckey cover for this movie.
	8:33pm Kat in Chicago: Seriously, Rich? They wanted "Song to the Siren"?
	8:34pm Rich in Washington: Yes, but it was too cost prohibitive so Angelo recommended Julee as he'd worked with her in some kind of workshop.
	8:35pm MHLee: Kinda reminds of a dark sarah brightman
	8:35pm MHLee: maybe a little cowboy junkies
	8:38pm spodiodi: nice tribute, Rich
	8:39pm Mr Fab: SO glad they didn't use "Song to the Siren". "Mysteries of Love" really pointed towards such an unique approach to both music and filmmaking.
	8:40pm ultradamno: She had been in TV movies of Marvelous World Of Oz, Alice In Wonderland and Red Shoes in 81-83 that are hard to find but all seem to fold into the Lynchian worldview nicely
	8:41pm sufferwords: worked a little on Twin Peaks- more on Wild at Heart- thought reboot was stellar
	8:41pm Zipperhead7: Hi folks. Hope y'all are doing well. I'm refinishing a table but seem to have greater success coating myself with polyurethane than the intended object.
	8:41pm Kat in Chicago: Yes, a lot of us already had our own associations with "Song to the Siren". So much better that they went with Julee and started something magical and unique to Blue Velvet and beyond.
	8:41pm ultradamno: One thing I read today said her husband reported he played The B-52s "Roam" for her as send-off music
	8:41pm Mr Fab: Cowboy junkies is a good reference, MHLee. As is Portishead. I think they all came out around the same time, and kinda got lumped in together. I believe Portishead actually did admit the "Twin Peaks influnce on them.Not entirely a coincidence.
	8:42pm Rich in Washington: Hi Zipperhead7!
	8:42pm Kat in Chicago: Been there, Zipperhead7!
	8:43pm Kat in Chicago: Oh I saw a screenshot of his post on Facebook, ultra, so sweet and heartbreaking
	8:43pm Rich in Washington: That's funny, Zipperhead7! I myself was coated in sheetrock dust and I was doing some demolition for a remodeling project we're doing.
	8:44pm Rich in Washington: I forgot about her being a touring B-52s member. I don't believe she recorded anything with them in the studio unless I'm mistaken.
	8:44pm WR: I have Industrial Symphony No. 1: The Dream of the Broken Hearted on VHS but have not watched it in 30+ years.
	8:44pm Kat in Chicago: I got the supplies I needed to finish a decoupage upcycling thing so I'll be coated in Mod Podge matte later this weekend
	8:44pm ultradamno: Twin Peaks history might have been different if someone had told him about Cocteau Twins after his This Mortal Coil disappointment
	8:45pm Rich in Washington: That sounds fun, Kat!
	8:45pm Kat in Chicago: Messy but fun
	8:45pm MHLee: Is this hyperpop?
	8:45pm Rich in Washington: I would like to see IS#1 again. I should search out the interwebs.
	8:45pm Zipperhead7: The videos always make projects look so effortless -- kinda like guitar videos with lots of barre chords
	8:46pm Rich in Washington: I guess in a way it is.
	8:46pm WR: Carl Stone! Haven't listened to this one yet.
	8:46pm Kat in Chicago: Hyperplunderpopophonics
	8:47pm Rich in Washington: It's really fun. I love it.
	8:48pm ultradamno: This isn't a Kate Bush track he's plundering is it? Because I'm about to snap with the Kate Bush hype.
	8:48pm spodiodi: me 2 ultra
	8:49pm Rich in Washington: Dang <dejectedly puts away enormous stack of Kate Bush CDs>
	8:49pm Mr Fab: as a Kate Bush fan from the first album I'm snapping with JOY!
	8:49pm Kat in Chicago: I didn't recognize the source material, it's probably something the youth of today enjoy
	8:50pm ultradamno: It's odd but Bush and Benatar were my first two thoughts (one as dippy as the other)
	8:50pm Zipperhead7: I heard someone give a paper recently that claimed hyperpop was the new punk -- fast tempos, creating fluid identities, using the tools at their disposal in a rude and untutored way. --music as a brief, confrontational flash.
	8:51pm ultradamno: I'd probably be less put out with all the Bush/STs referencing if someone other than me brought up The Cramps music in that series.
	8:52pm Scott67: Heading to TRASH CULT now rich. Will pop back in when there mate. 🍻😎🤙
	8:53pm Rich in Washington: See ya, Scott67!
	8:53pm Rich in Washington: This is a Thomas Dimuzio project. It's his birthday today.
	8:54pm ultradamno: (though it's weird how they work in Teenage Werewolf and Fever in the same scene like it's someone's cassette mixtape)
	8:54pm Rich in Washington: Assemble teen pop band just so you can disassemble their music.
	8:56pm ultradamno: With Bush I've never been able to get past the fact there's a song called Don't Press Your Foot On The Heartbrake. It is to cringe...
	8:56pm Mr Fab: They used the Cramps? And still nuthin...they could never get a break...
	8:56pm Rich in Washington: I wonder if Ivy's getting royalties for Cramps stuff. Those were both Cramps originals, too.
	8:57pm Rich in Washington: Stupid Poptastic CD just kept stopping itself. Not that anyone could notice...
	8:57pm ultradamno: Well, Werewolf is, not Fever (I think Peggy Lee did that first)
	8:57pm ironybread: aw, happy birthday Tom Dimuzio, remasterer of so much Firesign audio
	8:58pm Rich in Washington: Oh! That's right! I forgot it was Fever..
	8:59pm Rich in Washington: the missus and I are pretty bored with this season of ST already. It's kind of tedious.
	9:01pm Rich in Washington: We're enjoying season 3 of The Boys, though.
	9:01pm ultradamno: Maybe it'll pop up on the soundtracks for more kickback to Ivy. Most of those have focused on the original moog score stuff (which is good stuff, btw), but they've never got this kind of attention over pop song placement before either.
	9:03pm ultradamno: I'd like to see The Boys but I'm not getting another streaming service. Aya Cash rules all, though. I'm absolutely knocked out by the Barry/The Baby HBO block right now.
	9:03pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, I hadn't noticed song placement in the show before, but then, they weren't using stuff like The Cramps until now. The score is good. It's fun, period appropriate synth stuff. I quite enjoy some of it.
	9:03pm Zipperhead7: Best title I've stumbled across recently: "Harry Mudie Meets King Tubby's in Dub Conference." I wonder what the conference table looked like? Square, round, rectangular, horseshoe? What protocols were involved? Did they use emissaries or address each other directly?
	9:05pm Mr Fab: Zipperhead7: haha. A dub conference sounds like they're holding discussions, but their voices keep dropping out, drenched in echo.
	9:06pm ultradamno: This Dimuzio is some awesome glambience
	9:08pm Kat in Chicago: it is!
	9:08pm ultradamno: Some guy had a whole thread about Musical Youth being on there too (let me guess, Pass The Dutchie?), I haven't gotten to that point of the show yet
	9:11pm Mr Fab: They'd probably have to change their name to Musical Geezers by now.
	9:16pm Kat in Chicago: Wait, how is this already in my bc wishlist?
	9:17pm Rich in Washington: oh yeah, I remember that scene. I am sort of forbidden from geeking out and pointing out music stuff when we're watching shows. I can be pretty insufferable otherwise.
	9:18pm Rich in Washington: I forgot that I bought this so you're not alone, Kat. As I was playing the other piece I went 'wait a tic.. didn't I JUST buy something by him?'
	9:19pm Aitch: Very dentist here, is it safe?
	9:19pm Kat in Chicago: I'm just wondering who else played it, if you didn't play it before, because where the hell else would I have heard it but WFMU
	9:20pm Rich in Washington: We watched Mrs. Maisel recently and I kept my mouth shut the whole time the John Waters scene was on, also thinking my wife wouldn't recognize him. After the episode, she thanked me for not pointing out that that was John Waters.
	9:21pm Rich in Washington: Maybe it didn't really exist until now.
	9:21pm Aitch: Secret to a happy marriage, knowing when to shutup
	9:21pm Yvang: Hi Rich! I dig the Dimuzio!
	9:21pm Kat in Chicago: Haha Aitch I wasn't thinking that before but now I can't unhear the dentist sounds
	9:22pm Rich in Washington: Maybe if two people imagine the same thing at the same time it just comes into being. I should start a podcast and hawk health products.
	9:22pm Rich in Washington: Hi Yvang! So true, Aitch. Or just not geek out.
	9:22pm ultradamno: Next week is Juneteenth BC fundraiser...by the way
	9:22pm Kat in Chicago: I like my dentist though so that's ok
	9:25pm ultradamno: One thing I'm planning to pick up because of Wired Up supremeecho.bandcamp.com...
	9:28pm Zipperhead7: I've spend a fair amount of time in Upper Haight since the mid-70s, but last visit was really grim. The park looked to be peopled by extras from Night of the Living Dead. The air crackled with violence.
	9:30pm MHLee: i have 725 bandcamp purchases
	9:30pm Kat in Chicago: I still have a couple of those Girl Talk CDs
	9:32pm Kat in Chicago: Wow my purchases are catching up to my wishlist! Purchases 2003, wishlist 2608
	9:32pm ultradamno: Yet another Alan Vega single alanvega.bandcamp.com
	9:35pm Zipperhead7: Iowa City is kinda nice -- Writer's Workshop draws a lot of interesting people. The Tape Beatles were from Iowa City! A huge Quaker Oats plant is nearby, and the attendant fumes were widely referred to as "The Smell of Money."
	9:36pm Kat in Chicago: LOL The Tape Beatles are from Iowa? Whoda thunkit
	9:37pm WR: Oop. Kat in Chicago, I thought I was following you on bandcamp but the Kat I am following (per my view) shows your collection at 1950. Or the public view is limited or different.
	9:37pm Rich in Washington: Yeppers.
	9:38pm ultradamno: Thinking Fellers were from Iowa originally, I believe. I'm pretty sure it was an interview with them that I learned it's an acronym for "idiots out wandering around"
	9:39pm Rich in Washington: Hope everyone's having a groovy Friday evening/Saturday morning (depending on which hemisphere you're on). We're in the middle of another 'atmospheric river'. Just pounding down like a fucking monsoon.
	9:39pm Kat in Chicago: I've seen House of Large Sizes a couple of times, they used to play the venue I worked at. WR: that's weird. Are you following Kat O'Rly? (I'll follow you back if I'm not already)
	9:39pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow. I didn't know Thinking Fellers were from Iowa.
	9:40pm Rich in Washington: i didn't know you could follow people on BC. Or maybe I did and forgot. I don't remember what I know (and vice versa) anymore.
	9:41pm spodiodi: thanks, Rich. i shouldn't complain (it's usually idyllic here) but it's 92º here today (!too hot for me). the music helps
	9:41pm spodiodi: was* paltry 85 last i checked
	9:41pm Rich in Washington: The title suggests that there's 'an Iowa comp.'
	9:41pm Rich in Washington: Whereabouts are you at, spodi?
	9:42pm spodiodi: just south of sf (emerald hills. miss sf)
	9:42pm Rich in Washington: I feel the need to have a visual map of my listeners, complete with meteorological symbols, etc.
	9:43pm spodiodi: it's warmer in the summer and colder in the winter than sf
	9:43pm Kat in Chicago: Haha I'm following you Rich! and ultradamno. I can't find WR
	9:43pm Rich in Washington: Ha!
	9:45pm spodiodi: we bailed on sf after 25 years. i miss it. this isn't the place for me. lease is up soon though. (thank heavens (i think/hope))
	9:46pm Rich in Washington: My BC avatar still says 'adventure hour'. No wonder people keep saying that.
	9:47pm ultradamno: I am followng Kat and Handy and Nate The K, following Rich on Twitter but not sure I've come upon you on BC yet...
	9:47pm Zipperhead7: Just out of curiosity, spodi, why did you bail? I lived there '78-'79 when it was still semi-affordable
	9:47pm Kat in Chicago: The Dangtrippers were another band that played a lot where I worked. it's funny hearing these band names decades after I last thought of them
	9:48pm spodiodi: our hovel is mostly heat-proof without any ac (which we had the land lords remove for the same reason last summer) (kicking myself now, but we only used it a single night last year)
	9:49pm Rich in Washington: I've lived almost my entire life in the Pacific Northwest and have never felt like I've needed AC except for the last three summers or so. Just brutal.
	9:51pm spodiodi: zip, our last place was great except that it was in an alley that attracted hubub and it was like we were living with the people downstairs -- old victorian place wasn't built for it, but man do i regret it. (it was hard to sleep though, and we kept getting new crappy neighbors -- for 15 years it was great though (don't appreciate good neighbors til they're gone)
	9:51pm Kat in Chicago: I don't usually put my AC in the window till July but it's supposed to be 95 one day next week so I think I will take care of that this weekend. I only have it in the bedroom, just keep the ceiling fans going everywhere else.
	9:52pm spodiodi: on affordability: we had rent control (for 17 years... from mzspodi and here sister's time there)
	9:54pm spodiodi: OR: i'm old and cranky. this suburban stuff is not for me though. came to sf in '94... lived there since '96
	9:54pm coelacanth∅: greetings Rich (iW) & all
	9:54pm Rich in Washington: Hi coelacanthØ!
	9:54pm ultradamno: The whole past two months have been so unstable it's been hard to figure when to start acting like it's summer. One day it's nearly 90 and the next it's in the fifties...
	9:55pm spodiodi: greetings, coelacanthØ
	9:55pm spodiodi: her*
	9:55pm Kat in Chicago: yeah we had one mini heatwave a month ago but it's been on the colder side more often than not. hi coel!
	9:56pm Rich in Washington: That's sort of what's going on here. Loads of rain and then sunny for a day or so.
	9:56pm Kat in Chicago: only 65 here rn
	9:56pm Zipperhead7: I miss apartment living like a sharp stick in the eye -- and admittedly I was a terrible neighbor soundwise when younger. "If it's worth playing, it's worth playing LOUD."
	9:56pm Kat in Chicago: Ah there's the Tape Beatles.
	9:57pm spodiodi: it's 83 out here not--- i've been inside all day with the blinds closed since last night
	9:57pm coelacanth∅: hi spodiodi & Kat!
	9:58pm spodiodi: i wrote my old neighbors (who i realized were incredibly patient with me) after they left once i realized i was the asshole, zip (on LOUD, etc)
	9:58pm ultradamno: Yeah, it's 64˚ and it's supposed to get down into the fifties and it's supposed to be in the mid-90s by Monday
	9:58pm spodiodi: (wrote to apologize)
	9:59pm spodiodi: now*
	9:59pm ultradamno: Messer Für Frau Müller's discogs page says "sampledelic" is that a thing?
	9:59pm chresti: Hi Rich and digging diggers!
	10:00pm Rich in Washington: I appreciate my next door neighbors. I don't ever want them to come over, but they've been pretty decent and understanding.
	10:00pm ultradamno: I thought they were plunderlounge
	10:00pm Rich in Washington: hi chresti!
	10:00pm Zipperhead7: Cranking a motorcycle and burning the carbon out of the valves at 7 am is one way to meet the neighbors, for sure
	10:00pm spodiodi: talk about adjusting to screens, i keep getting bit today by my latest setup... and submitting the form here before i mean to (sorry for the more typos, etc than usual)
	10:01pm spodiodi: i sold mine when we moved :(
	10:01pm Rich in Washington: @ultra: I didn't know what to call such bands - plunderphonics, etc, so actually have a divider in my vinyl shelves marked 'sampledelic'
	10:02pm spodiodi: 3 motrcyclit have dies in the past couple of days aroung here now though -- one witnessed by mzspodi's co-worker. she was shook
	10:02pm Odder: Hey ya Rich!
	10:02pm spodiodi: one was ejected on i80 onto 101, the other was hit by multiple cars at 3-- am
	10:02pm spodiodi: motorcyclists
	10:03pm Rich in Washington: the only times our neighbors are loud and obnoxious is when the patriarch is at work or out of town and common-law-son-in-law-to-be A: shoots his little ass(hole)ault weapon; B: plays a subwoofer in his big pick 'em up truck
	10:03pm chresti: yeah there's something always trying to bite me
	10:04pm Rich in Washington: Odder! Howdee!
	10:04pm chresti: *when it warms up
	10:04pm spodiodi: she saw him killed on Larkin st.
	10:04pm Kat in Chicago: chresti, I just sang that to "Always Something There to Remind Me"
	10:05pm Rich in Washington: Me too, Kat! Poor chresti!
	10:05pm MHLee: I quite like this one
	10:05pm spodiodi: so i guess i'm trying to think about it being a wise decision having gotten rid of them -- but i'll get another anyeay if /when we move back. we plan to do so
	10:05pm chresti: Kat, me too!
	10:06pm spodiodi: hi chresti!\\//
	10:06pm spodiodi: cursing myself every day for never learning to properly touch-type
	10:06pm chresti: Hi spodi!\\//
	10:07pm Kat in Chicago: that's horrible, spodi. bicyclists get hit here in the city constantly. drivers don't give a fuck for the bike lanes
	10:07pm spodiodi: been riding since i was 12. on the st. since 17
	10:08pm Rich in Washington: I never did, spodi, but I eventually became an agile six finger hunter/pecker (oo. That doesn't sound good)
	10:08pm spodiodi: i've been very lucky (despite hacing gone down many times myself)
	10:08pm Rich in Washington: talking about typing. I should clarify.
	10:08pm ironybread: I know this song isn't from 1993, but it sounds so 1993 I feel like I'm late for class
	10:10pm Kat in Chicago: I have bad balance and depth perception so I don't bike anymore. Used to ride a cruiser with a coaster brake like Pee-Wee
	10:10pm coelacanth∅: so (having looked at the comments board where it was when i tuned back in ^) there's Kate Bush hype?
	10:11pm Kat in Chicago: there's apparently Kate Bush hype related to a show that people who are not me watch
	10:12pm coelacanth∅: oh. Thanks Kat. ...isn't it what they ask for when they watch lameass fashionable tv shows?
	10:12pm Rich in Washington: They use Running Up That Hill on the current season of Stranger Things and everyone won't shut up about it. I'm actually cool with Kate getting some millennial attention but they just won't shut up about it.
	10:12pm Kat in Chicago: haha ironybread!
	10:12pm chresti: spodi@9:43, like the valleys here.
	10:12pm ultradamno: A good friend of mine got hit and killed on her bike on IU campus in the late eighties. I see drunk on bikes at night here all the time with nothing reflective on at all. I used to worry about hitting animals, now it's DUI guys
	10:12pm spodiodi: Rich at 1008 hahaha
	10:13pm Rich in Washington: but does it mean that the next season will feature Tori Amos? (sorry Tori fans. I couldn't help it)
	10:13pm coelacanth∅: running up that hill is a Brilliant song from one of her 3 Brilliant albums. yeah, it's good if "young" folks hear that!
	10:14pm Kat in Chicago: but I want to give them copies of The Dreaming and see how that sits with them
	10:15pm ultradamno: And Winona Ryder wore a Kate Bush T-Shirt to the premiere (there was a premiere? that seems like a bigger thing to be marveling over) and that in and of itself was trending for days. It's an awful, awful, awful, dippy song.
	10:15pm Rich in Washington: Love The Dreaming.
	10:15pm Zipperhead7: Rte 17A from Tuxedo to Warwick NY is one of the best motorcycle roads I've ever encountered. Even saw a couple of Hells Angels blasting through a month ago. Rich assholes from the city bring their Ferraris and Lambos up here and have recently turned the road into a massive speed trap. When I lived in NYC I had a track bike with no brakes. It was a kind of dreamy nightmare. Of course I wrecked it. Bicycle Film Fest was always great fun.
	10:15pm coelacanth∅: i liked Tori a lot back in the day. went to see her live but Alanis Morriset, who i didn't care for much, blew her off the stage. anyway Tori didn't age well in me.
	10:16pm Kat in Chicago: I'm marveling over Winona Ryder still having a career
	10:16pm ultradamno: Living in Dawkins or Hawkins or whatever that town is called, they should be listening to Ralph Records like me and mine in small town Indiana were then
	10:17pm Rich in Washington: Julie's show Dark Night of the Soul helped me overcome my myopic 'Tori's a Walmart bin Kate' viewpoint. I appreciate her music more now. I'm stupid like that.
	10:17pm Rich in Washington: She's great in that show.
	10:18pm spodiodi: best stretch of road i've ever ridden on was in wyoming on my way to denverto see a friend when i broke down (my van did) while moving to sf riding here became deadly ad phone got more popular as distractions -- esp in the city
	10:18pm ultradamno: I will accept Björk, that's as whimsical as I'm prepared tolerate.
	10:18pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, making a kid a music nerd like us is harder to script like making them all embarrassingly cringey into D&D.
	10:18pm Kat in Chicago: I wasn't into Tori Amos at all but I heard something of hers recently and it sounded surprisingly good to me
	10:19pm spodiodi: as*
	10:19pm spodiodi: sorry again for all the typos, etc
	10:19pm ultradamno: Ryder is fantastic...Heathers icon (ever see the short lived Heathers TV show? It was a far-right leaning atrocity)
	10:19pm Rich in Washington: Now they could all get into Danielle Dax. That would be some cray cray scheisße
	10:19pm Kat in Chicago: I respect Bjork as a musician but can't enjoy her any more, largely due to the exes I associate her music with
	10:20pm Rich in Washington: There was a Heathers TV show?
	10:20pm coelacanth∅: Rich and never forever and hounds of Love. the only week point is the big sky
	10:20pm Rich in Washington: just recently learned and watched a chunk of the Ferris Beuller TV show. Talk about a stinkeroo.
	10:21pm spodiodi: my first street bike had no front brakes (70% of stopping power -- ha, who needs it) i told myself i was training for the track
	10:22pm Kat in Chicago: Yeah get 'em into Danielle Dax! Or Mecca Normal or something.
	10:22pm spodiodi: yes, i am stupid, and lucky to be here
	10:22pm Kat in Chicago: thanks for surviving, spodi
	10:23pm ultradamno: Yeah, Shannen Doherty was on it...it literally played the "politically correct gays are the real bullies angle" it was on the also short lived Spike channel (now Universal, I think) @Kat I can see that, her most interesting stuff is the later work that weeded most of the faithful out though
	10:23pm spodiodi: thanks, Kat. i used to think i had 9 lives. keep losing people who live way more carefully than i had
	10:23pm coelacanth∅: Björk had some good moments
	10:24pm ultradamno: I think Selma Blair was attached to, but I don't know if her episodes ever aired, I never got past the pilot
	10:26pm ultradamno: *too, damn it.
	10:26pm Kat in Chicago: I think the South East label did an Iowa comp before this Iowa comp?
	10:28pm coelacanth∅: i don't want to dream about having a bike crash; and considering my dreams lately, just engaging in that conversation will result in such
	10:28pm WR: @9:39 @Kat in Chicago: Sorry slow to reply, went down a couple of internet worm holes. Yes, that user name with the Lulu user pic. I am wrayb on bandcamp with the user pic I just changed to here. One question, how much of your purchases have you downloaded? I started making an effort when BC got bought but still probably only about 50% done. Trying to keep track and keep the files organized.
	10:28pm ultradamno: Now I want to take that scene of Sadie Sink with her headphones on and replace Kate Bush with The Residents' The Electrocutioner...or at least Gidget Goes To Hell
	10:28pm Mr.B: crackn me up Bosss
	10:29pm Rich in Washington: Hi Mr. B!
	10:29pm ironybread: Please note, no executive position in the entertainment industry is good, fun, or rewarding [*that is to say, they'll reward you just fine if you want to make payments on your car; but they will murder every part of your brain you care about]
	10:29pm Zipperhead7: Agreed, coela. This is one of my Bjork faves: www.youtube.com...
	10:29pm Mr.B: You would make an awesome music director !
	10:30pm Rich in Washington: Mr. B DJs on Freeform Portland (Saturdays at noon PST) and now I think Shady Pines Radio, also in P-Town.
	10:30pm Rich in Washington: Aw... Well, put in a good word for me!
	10:30pm Rich in Washington: Are you on Shady Pines, B?
	10:30pm Mr.B: K
	10:31pm Kat in Chicago: WR, I download as soon as I purchase. The major reason I have so much is buying for eight years of radio, and shifting a lot of my music "budget" (haha) to digital because it turned out to be way easier to do my show with.
	10:31pm Mr.B: Yes beginning Saturday at 10:00 pm pt
	10:32pm Kat in Chicago: My files are a big mess though
	10:32pm Rich in Washington: I bought tons more from BC because covid shut everything down, including record stores.
	10:32pm coelacanth∅: i don't know or care about that tv show but how about PJ Harvey, or Scout Niblet, or Haley Bonar or Barbara Manning or Chelsea Wolf or Lingua Ignota or Anna Von Hausswolff or ....
	10:33pm Rich in Washington: How about Lisa Suckdog. Those tykes'll really learn something.
	10:33pm ultradamno: I also remember seeing a pretty nasty motorcycle aftermath on my to class once at Ball State...it was kind of like that scene in Repo Man where Otto walks past the hazmat suit guys. In spite of what I said earlier, I've probably worn this Björk out www.discogs.com...
	10:35pm ultradamno: LISA! YES! "Your Dragon" would fit right in! Though that is pretty late in the decade Now Chrystal Belle Scrodd...
	10:35pm Kat in Chicago: That's a great list, coel
	10:35pm Zipperhead7: So who burns all their downloads onto CDs? Guilty here!
	10:36pm Kat in Chicago: Not a bad idea but I just have too many
	10:37pm ultradamno: Love Manning...a different Netflix show about old timey gangsters has ruined Harvey and a bunch of other hipster music of that ilk for me. Thankfully they're too cool for Rowland/Birthday Party or Crime & The City Solution
	10:37pm Rich in Washington: I did for a while. The station I used to DJ at was basically set up for CDs and they were easier to pack to the station but I've sort of leaned heavier on FLACs the last year or so.
	10:37pm ironybread: WR, I download all my Bandcamp purchases within 30 seconds. Never trust an online platform to be a repository for your data. Any platform, no exceptions.
	10:37pm Kat in Chicago: I need to dig back into Barbara Manning
	10:38pm Zipperhead7: True that, Taylor!
	10:38pm Rich in Washington: This is a far cry from Culturcide's Tacky Souvenirs LP.
	10:39pm Kat in Chicago: Isn't Culturecide the one that sings over Huey Lewis? "The heart of rock 'n' roll is the profit?"
	10:39pm Rich in Washington: Yes indeed.
	10:40pm ultradamno: ..and 'we're and industrial band' The Day At My Job single is more along these lines and classic!
	10:40pm coelacanth∅: ultra, the fact that you call good artists' music "hipster music" shows that you're more affected by the media related to the music than the music itself
	10:41pm WR: I know Ironybread, what put me seriously behind is when thinking to buy about 10 recordings from 1 label nudges me into the 50% off deal to buy 100 recordings. Like I said, working on it.
	10:42pm ultradamno: Well, I don't think that's fair and you should know me better by now.
	10:42pm Kat in Chicago: Haha I admit I haven't downloaded all of those "entire discography" purchases
	10:43pm ultradamno: But if I'm discussing how a media presents and contextualizes the work than I don't know a better way to characterize it. And let's be honest, they always were hipsters, there's no shame in that.
	10:44pm Rich in Washington: a couple of times I've taken advantage of crazy pricing and bought CD box sets where it's cheaper than buying the downloads - which you get by default.
	10:46pm Zipperhead7: Terry Southern's "You're Too Hip Baby" is a classic.
	10:47pm Rich in Washington: I remember the 80s book Hipster Handbook. It was a sort of positive style guide for music, film, clothes. It would be funny to look at it now.
	10:48pm Rich in Washington: uh, apparently there's a contemporary satire book with the same title.
	10:49pm Kat in Chicago: Songs to aging hipsters come Aging hipsters, I am one (sorry, Joni)
	10:49pm ultradamno: There's a great R Crump comic illustrating hipsters (or maybe he used 'jivers' or something) over time...the distinctions from one to another being kind of superficial and arbitrary
	10:50pm WR: LOL Kat, now I can only hear your version of Joni's tune. Such a small but effective switch.
	10:50pm Kat in Chicago: Hey I like this Cherry Red comp
	10:51pm Kat in Chicago: Alright I'm apologizing to JM and WR both
	10:51pm Rich in Washington: It's great. I keep forgetting to play anything from it.
	10:51pm Zipperhead7: I once overheard some Williamsburg hipsters discussing their artisanal bacon business.
	10:52pm WR: No apology needed, Kat. I like it.
	10:53pm Kat in Chicago: oh no Zipperhead7, I think my head would have asploded
	10:54pm ultradamno: A Hot Head Burrito just opened near here. Is it basically just Taco Bell, it kind of looks like it based on the site (not to be more affected by the media than the actual food, maan)
	10:55pm coelacanth∅: "hipster" is from the bebop era and as far as i'm concerned it's a positive thing; and has as much to do with trendy twats who think they're the shit because they moved to brooklyn as "hyperpop" (whatever that is) has to do with "punk" (nothing)
	10:57pm ultradamno: Well, garsh, if it knew it was all time sensitive. 🙄
	10:57pm Kat in Chicago: It looks like Hot Head Burrito is more expensive Taco Bell with the word "craft" appended
	10:58pm Aitch: Fine theme music for the work at hand. Thanks Rich for show
	10:58pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for listening, Aitch! Glad you're diggin' it!
	10:59pm Kat in Chicago: ermagerd show's over already. Thanks Rich!
	10:59pm ironybread: thanks for the swell sounds Rich
	10:59pm spodiodi: thanks, Rich!
	10:59pm Zipperhead7: Phil Ford's "Dig: Sound and Music in Hip Culture" is a good read. I wanted to do a class on "hip" (even titled it "Negation Studies") but the curriculum committee shot it down,those toads. Wow, the show is over!!! That was quick!
	11:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Rich!
	11:00pm Kat in Chicago: I had that same response to the Blancmange
	11:00pm WR: Thank you Rich and sheena streamers. Download On.
	11:00pm coelacanth∅: Zipperhead i'd take that class
	11:01pm coelacanth∅: (in another time, in another world...)
	11:01pm sufferwords: groovy yo
	11:01pm spodiodi: apologies for my less than charming part of the chat!
	11:02pm WR: spodiodi, no apologies needed.
	11:02pm Zipperhead7: You're always a charmer, spodi!
	11:02pm Rich in Washington: No worries, spodi! We're all passionate about cultural matters.
	11:02pm ultradamno: If these things take off, motorcycles will be thought of as the safe option sgbikemart.com.sg...
	11:02pm Aitch: A Melvins finish is a fine finish, Buzz be praised
	11:02pm coelacanth∅: -what WR said
	11:02pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for listening everybody! And for all the interesting and engaging chat!
	11:03pm Rich in Washington: I'm seeing the full-on, non-acoustic Melvins next month. I'm jazzed!
	11:03pm Mr Fab: please, PLEASE, let us not confuse the angel-headed hipsters with what i call the YUTsies - Young Urban Trendies.
	11:04pm Rich in Washington: YUTsies! I love it!
	11:04pm ultradamno: Yeah, I'm not in love with the word, but it has been all tangled up with modern yuppies in an unfair way
	11:04pm Kat in Chicago: yeah we probably could use a better name for those artisanal bacon bros
	11:05pm coelacanth∅: i guess it's not fashionable to call them yuppies anymore. i don't wanna be unfashionable, so okay, i guess i'll just call 'em hipsters.
	11:05pm Rich in Washington: I've taken to calling some of my town's recent transplants Condo Commandos. Urbanites who live downtown, drive rents up, patronize waterfront businesses with $25 hamburgers, etc.
	11:05pm coelacanth∅: or is it too far an offshoot of yuppidom
	11:05pm Zipperhead7: I'd like to get a Mega Hub electric unicycle, but not $10K like.
	11:06pm Kat in Chicago: Yeah yuppies went to offices
	11:06pm ultradamno: For my purposes in my earlier comments beatpunkhippieetcononandon is all hipsters
	11:06pm Kat in Chicago: Condo Commandos is rather good
	11:07pm coelacanth∅: right, Kat. mybad
	11:07pm chresti: Thanks Rich!
	11:07pm coelacanth∅: it needs to be shorter to catch on
	11:07pm Rich in Washington: Thanks! Nighty night!
	11:07pm Kat in Chicago: Everything happens so much, as Horse ebooks said. the nomenclature can't keep up
	11:08pm ultradamno: Pithiness is always to be aimed for
	11:12pm Scott67: Been here mate, but ravin' on in TRASH CULT. Thanks mate!🍻😎🤙
	11:40pm spodiodi: Mr Fab, i don't know if you choose the songs that play after, but i was delighted to hear that John Doe song come up... one of my faves and fit my blathering rather well (i could go on), but probably no one will read this (and think it may just be a robot). felt like magic anyway thanks again, Rich!
	3:58am WaveyDavey: I appreciate your homage to Julee Cruise. Her voice will always comfort me.

Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from June 10, 2022

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