WFMU: Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from August 19, 2022

Listener comments!
	5:55pm WR: You've got to pace, not all the caffeine at once.
	5:56pm Rich in Washington: Hi folks. Flyin' by the seat of my pants for the next two hours. No plan.
	5:56pm Rich in Washington: Hi WR!
	5:56pm WR: And snacks, have to have console friendly snacks available.
	5:57pm Rich in Washington: It just occurred to me that I won't have time to make my traditional booster espresso like normal. Oh well.
	5:58pm Beany: PLAY SOME RECORDS! Oh...five hours...damn!
	5:59pm WR: Surely you can chose an appropriate long track to allow for expresso booster brewing.
	5:59pm Rich in Washington: Hi Beany!
	6:00pm Rich in Washington: Here we go
	6:00pm Feldy: Hey Rich!
	6:01pm Kat in Chicago: Still working but tuned in on L’App
	6:01pm Rich in Washington: am I buffering out?
	6:02pm Beany: It is 11pm in the UK. How long can I stay awake? Play Dark Side Of The Moon followed by Tubular Bells 8-p
	6:02pm Rich in Washington: have the stereo in the living room blasting the stream and it sounded like it was skipping?
	6:02pm Rich in Washington: Does is sound OK now?
	6:03pm Beany: I'm not having a problem listening on PC.
	6:03pm Rich in Washington: HI Feldy! Hi Kat! Hi everyone! Playing randomly picked records so probably won't be on chat much.
	6:04pm Rich in Washington: hopefully just the ancient Roku we've got plugged into the stereo acting up with the switchover from GG to me. Sounds good now.
	6:05pm MHLee: This is sick
	6:06pm Rich in Washington: Hi MHLee!
	6:07pm Kat in Chicago: No skips here
	6:08pm WR: MHLee, I just listened to your today's episode again. A remarkable selection of songs.
	6:08pm Paper Kosmonaut: It's past midnight here in Dutchyland so i don't know how long I will keep on keeping on but I will hang in for a while. Wahey!
	6:09pm zivilars: Hi everyone, hi Rich – nice show so far! Thanks!
	6:10pm MHLee: @WR, I've thought about doing something with music hall for a while. There's a lot to chose from!
	6:10pm Rich in Washington: Hi PK! That's for staying up late!
	6:10pm zivilars: Hallo aus Hamburg, Paper Kosmonaut!
	6:10pm Rich in Washington: Hi zivs!
	6:13pm zivilars: Did you really already do a five hour show yesterday, Rich, or am I listening right now to the Rich in Washington marathon? A bit confused because of time zones …
	6:16pm ?: HeyHeyHey Rich, I’m tuned in form down in Texas.
	6:16pm Rich in Washington: Oh right. No. Right now I'm doing a five hour show. This fill-in will be a bit different that my usual show. Just randomly grabbing records. In two hours I will do something a bit more like my usual show.
	6:17pm Rich in Washington: hi ?! How's Texas?
	6:17pm Feldy: Nanu Nanu everybody do the Mork-Ork
	6:18pm zivilars: @Rich: I see. Unfortunately I probably will be asleep in two hours (same time zone as PK), but will catch up the rest in the archives!
	6:18pm Paper Kosmonaut: Guten abend, Zivilars!
	6:19pm Paper Kosmonaut: Same here. These marathon shows are nice to relisten.
	6:24pm ?: All is well!
	6:30pm Scott67: Hey!!! Mega Crate!🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	6:31pm Rich in Washington: Great Scott!
	6:32pm Scott67: Righteous Rich! 🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	6:33pm Scott67: G'day PK, I missed replying to you in Georgy's mate! 🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	6:34pm Paper Kosmonaut: Hi Scott. Glad to see you here!
	6:36pm Krys O: Helloooooooo
	6:38pm Rich in Washington: Hi Krys O!
	6:42pm Kat in Chicago: CRATEFUL O’CRAP hell yeah
	6:43pm Krys O: Cats love to scratch ergo Tigger LOVES disco.
	6:44pm Rich in Washington: Kat!
	6:44pm Krys O: Ethel was briefly married to Ernest Borgnine.
	6:44pm Paper Kosmonaut: I can't recall I requested the Floyd. But thanks anyway. I always like olf floyd. As long as Mr Waters shuts up and just plays.
	6:45pm Paper Kosmonaut: And keeps his opinions to himself.
	6:45pm Paper Kosmonaut: And I don't mind a little disco.
	6:46pm Kat in Chicago: I say everything’s coming up pizza. Gonna place an order.
	6:48pm Dean: "Everything's coming up my esophagus!"
	6:51pm Rich in Washington: I was gonna say... With my acid reflux+ beer + pizza...
	6:52pm Rich in Washington: Hi Dean!
	6:53pm Paper Kosmonaut: Time for bed, friends. Good night from the Netherlands.
	6:54pm Dean: Hello! Man, Soccio's first couple of albums were ubiquitous at one time.
	6:54pm Paper Kosmonaut: Rich, good luck and lots of fun with the show!
	6:59pm Scott67: Did someone say Pizza!?? & Beer!!?? Fuck the reflux!! 🍻😎🤙🍕
	7:01pm Cp304: I can't tell if I'm doing it Right
	7:10pm Asheville Jon: i have this album!
	7:11pm Pauly from Clifton: Hey, Rich, folks! Wow! Marathon time! Scotty, pizza and beer is the breakfast of champions. Gives you a nice base for the long day ahead.
	7:11pm Asheville Jon: still do stuff from this album with my kids
	7:13pm Rich in Washington: Hi Asheville John! Hi Pauly!
	7:13pm Rich in Washington: Hi Cp304!
	7:22pm Scott67: Spot on Pauly! But due to a whole lotta bad planning, I have no leftover pizza🍕 thismorn mate! Lucly I will be having a dirty burger🍔 for brunch at TRASH CULT! I am however having a beer! Cheers cobber!🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	7:22pm coelacanth∅: greetings Rich and 'lungers
	7:26pm Zipperhead7: Wow! Here I am, freshly showered and manicured with silk pajamas, ascot and smoking jacket laid out by my gentleman's gentleman, and we're already in session!
	7:26pm Scott67: G'day coel, i had a chat with Mick last night about TRASH CULT stocking Stout. At least for Winter, but he says no room in the fridges. I will keep working on him mate. 🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	7:28pm MHLee: Isn't this the same song as Laibach's "Maggie Mae"
	7:29pm Rich in Washington: Jawohl!
	7:29pm Feldy: I have a Heino record. Man, can that guy ever wear glasses
	7:30pm coelacanth∅: ahoy Scott! if it takes a few years it might happen in time for when i get to oz. this yellow brick road seems to go in circles (and smells of piss)
	7:30pm Rich in Washington: Hi coelacanth∅!
	7:33pm Scott67: BASTARD!! 🤘😎🔥
	7:33pm coelacanth∅: i want pizza. and beer. damnit, i was just downtown. i didn't realise how much i'd appreciate pizza until it was too late. now i must create junk food from home ingredients.
	7:34pm Zipperhead7: Ah, some vintage recreational Christianity. Ever noticed when a group of kids is sitting around in a park strumming guitars today, they are invariably celebrating Jeebus?
	7:34pm Aitch: Now with added lung!
	7:35pm happy happy servant of the lurid ∅: OINK OINK
	7:36pm happy happy servant of the lurid ∅: hey this guy sounds like professor dum dum!
	7:36pm Scott67: Good time to visit coel our dollar costs you 70 cents, oh & US seems a rather shitty place to be right now.
	7:37pm Cp304: Hahaha
	7:37pm Krys O.: The power of suggestion has resulted in my having spinach and goat cheese pizza for dinner. Thank goodness I had one in the freezer. I've been time-confused all day. Had the day off from work because I was supposed to have a check-up at the doc's office, but doc cancelled because she felt sick. Then I found out a cabinet fell off the wall in the basement and crashed onto my clothes dryer which resulted in a costly repair.
	7:37pm Rich in Washington: Oh no!
	7:38pm Krys O.: Your show has brought me back to reality, I think.
	7:39pm Kat in Chicago: Oof Krys, I hope your luck takes a turn for the better.
	7:43pm Aitch: Try this one at Karaoke (or Tragedy)
	7:43pm Androu B.: Hello Rich and Cratediggers! G'Day, Scottso! BJ Folks, we just had a brief blackout here, but the power is on again. I can only guess it must have had something to do with the utility work going on en masse in our part of Central NJ. Rich, that Click Kids album sounds like something Micah might want to look into. Let him know about it!
	7:43pm Scott67: Good terrible!!
	7:43pm seizure salad: ernie and bert...lovers in a dangerous times
	7:43pm Rich in Washington: Aitch! Androu B!
	7:43pm Scott67: G'day Androu!🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	7:43pm Zipperhead7: I don't think this was Jonathan Edwards the Congregationalist
	7:44pm Scott67: Takes skill to stay that flat throughout.
	7:44pm Androu B.: G'Day Aitch!
	7:45pm happy happy servant of the lurid ∅: sorry about the crapdom, Krys
	7:45pm Aitch: Hey all, shame I missed much of the bonus Lung
	7:50pm Krys O.: This sounds Meekish.
	7:50pm Androu B.: Ladies and Gentleman, the new Daniel Johnston.
	7:53pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for listening to this fill in, folks! I'll start a regular show right here at the top of the hour. No reason to exit the theatre.
	7:54pm ultradamno: Rich! Crappocrates!
	7:54pm Androu B.: Rich, you've just got to throw in Flat Earth Man into this set!
	7:54pm Scott67: Good stuff Rich, it's just started pissing rain outside.
	7:59pm happy happy servant of the lurid ∅: cheeses christ did you see the line outside? i'm so glad i'm in here already
	8:02pm ironybread: Wow, the line to get into the chat room is out the door and down the street. Wait, sorry, wrong line
	8:02pm Krys O.: It's not enough we get hassled by the man, we have to worry about getting hustled by the crow.
	8:02pm squidbeak: What happened
	8:03pm Kat in Chicago: Durned crow
	8:03pm Androu B.: This Tape-Beatles track always reminds me of FXO (God rest his soul), who used to play it often on his show.
	8:04pm coelacanth∅: i played a practical joke on crow and gave him exlax. that'll show him
	8:04pm Aitch: Can you catch Covid from a Corvid?
	8:05pm Robm: Hello fellow crate diggers
	8:05pm Will thee Sound Guy: Hi Rich and all!
	8:05pm Krys O.: Aye. Androu. I learned a lot about radio from FXO. I hung out with him during his show when I was a college student at Upsala.
	8:05pm coelacanth∅: if you can catch the corvid you can catch anything
	8:05pm Rich in Washington: Hi Will!
	8:06pm Rich in Washington: Hi Robm!
	8:06pm Robm: @Kat in Chicago do you ever listen to a folk program on WFMT on sat nights at 9 your time?
	8:06pm Rich in Washington: Hi newly tuned in folks!
	8:06pm Robm: Hey rich and will
	8:07pm coelacanth∅: i hope none of y'all mind but i opened the side door to let certain people in hey Will and Robm
	8:08pm Robm: Hi coel
	8:09pm Kat in Chicago: @Robm I don't listen to WFMT at all. I listen to certain shows on the station I'm on (WLUW) and that's about it locally
	8:09pm Androu B.: @Aitch - Corvids are well known disease carriers. @Krys O. - So you've been listening to the mother station for quite a long time! Impressive! So when was the first time that you heard WFMU?
	8:11pm Robm: @rich did not know you were doing a five hour show guess i will have to catch the first two hours on archives @Kat give it a shot you might like it, if not no problem
	8:13pm Scott67: I walk away for a minute, & shit gets red & brown. You should see a Doctor Rich!🍻😎🤙
	8:14pm Rich in Washington: HA! More fibre, Scott!
	8:14pm Scott67: Will, Robm, catch!🍻😎🤙💨🍺🍺
	8:14pm Robm: @Scott67 howdy, looks like your former PM is in a lot of trouble
	8:15pm Robm: @scott nice throw
	8:16pm Krys O.: @Androu: I started listening to WFMU in 1981.
	8:17pm Kat in Chicago: I don't remember this song at all but it is apparently near and dear to some of my friends
	8:17pm Krys O.: R.I.P. Q Lazzarus
	8:18pm Krys O.: www.bet.com...
	8:18pm Robm: This song has a nice beat
	8:19pm Androu B.: Folks, if you'll excuse me, I 've got to step out for about an hour or so.
	8:19pm Krys O.: We'll keep yer seat warm.
	8:19pm Rich in Washington: This song is really haunting to me, especially given its association with Silence of the Lambs.
	8:19pm DJ Guin: would you f me? i'd f me so hard. 🤣
	8:20pm Rich in Washington: Ha! DJ Guin! Quit hoggin' the mirror!
	8:20pm Robm: @Rich such a great movie @DJ Guin howdy
	8:21pm DJ Guin: Precious! You better not hurt my dog!!!
	8:22pm DJ Guin: hey Robm evening Rich in Washington
	8:23pm DJ Guin: good one Rich
	8:26pm DJ Guin: Ben Aflac was just spotted in the BatPlane trying to escape his wedding to Henifer Yopez
	8:26pm ultradamno: Emmy The Great does the best version of that song
	8:27pm Scott67: Robm, we were in a lotta trouble when the fucker was PM mate! Hope they flush the turd! 🍻😎🤙
	8:28pm Scott67: Turn ya radio down Rich!
	8:29pm Robm: @Scitt67 in other words he was a trump clone?
	8:29pm DJ Guin: I got the big D🤣
	8:29pm ultradamno: By the way, none of her friends call it that.
	8:30pm Scott67: Aren't all right wing shitbags now Robm?
	8:31pm ultradamno: The line that always makes me think of The Coneheads consuming mass quantities of beer
	8:31pm Scott67: Song about my life!🍻😎🤙🛋️
	8:32pm Robm: @Scott67 yes it does
	8:32pm Aitch: watch out for molten lactate residue on your neck-hole
	8:37pm Kat in Chicago: yep this one
	8:38pm Krys O.: Is this from the corrected version?
	8:38pm Aitch: I once met a girl at a party, most beautiful thing I'd ever seen. I asked her out to see OMD (84) and she said yes and we went and she hated them and I never saw her again
	8:38pm Kat in Chicago: Better off, Aitch
	8:38pm Scott67: This album cover takes flute play too literally.
	8:39pm Krys O.: I second Kat.
	8:43pm timinoak: I'm happy I found this show. YES.
	8:44pm ultradamno: The most beautiful girl you see is never going to respond to alienated synth music.
	8:44pm Rich in Washington: hi timinoak! Glad you found us too! Welcome!
	8:49pm Krys O.: Nice! Snack Attack gets overlooked in the G & C canon.
	8:49pm ultradamno: I'd feed a crow con-artist
	8:50pm Aitch: Loving the G&C
	8:50pm Rich in Washington: Love this album. That and Freeze Frame.
	8:50pm Krys O.: Goodbye Blue Sky from 1988 is also a good album.
	8:51pm Aitch: a 10CC / G&C etc show would be something
	8:53pm ultradamno: The March Violets always kind of came off like Sisters Of Mercy jr at the time. Which probably isn't fair, but the sleeve graphics didn't help..
	8:54pm timinoak: It's great to see the album covers here too
	8:55pm ultradamno: I guess Merciful wanted to have a uniform graphic style like 4AD or even Crass but somehow it never landed that way.
	8:56pm timinoak: I recently went though all of the Brian Eno albums on Tidal -- I'd listen to one each early week morning (I get up at 4am). It took me a very long time to get throuh them all. Really cool experience.
	8:57pm timinoak: Good for 4am as well.
	8:57pm Kat in Chicago: I like that project timinoak
	8:58pm Kat in Chicago: did you have a favorite?
	8:58pm Rich in Washington: Hi ultra! That sounds like a good way to do it, timinoak!
	9:00pm Rich in Washington: For me, those first two Eno albums are just golden. They're going in the box with me when I shuffle off.
	9:01pm Kat in Chicago: Tiger Mountain/Another Green World/Before and after Science = my holy trinity
	9:02pm Rich in Washington: There's something weirdly jarring with AGW and the juxtposition of instrumentals vs vocal songs. I dunno what it is exactly
	9:02pm timinoak: I want to go back through them and note the ones to buy... I usually have the headphones on and moving slowly at that time. What a creative life he has. Wonderful.
	9:04pm Aitch: Cat will generally sit on the thing you're most looking for
	9:04pm ultradamno: The new Cool Greenhouse has a crazy looking cover, by the way thecoolgreenhouse.bandcamp.com...
	9:04pm Kat in Chicago: I was fortunate to attend Moogfest the year he was there. He didn't perform music, he did a talk, but I never expected to even be in the same room as Brian Eno
	9:05pm Kat in Chicago: Krys is the Snack Attack fan. I'm not an expert on Godley & Creme
	9:05pm timinoak: Neat about the Moogfest, Kat.
	9:08pm Rich in Washington: Sorry! Sorta hard to keep track of the chat! So much going on behind the curtain.
	9:09pm ultradamno: Twin Peaks always feels like it should have been an 80s thing, probably because Blue Velvet was...
	9:09pm Aitch: Promising comp here Rich
	9:10pm Kat in Chicago: Yes my interest is piqued
	9:10pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, I feel that way too, ultra. For me, the transition between the 80s and 90s was such a gradient.
	9:11pm Kat in Chicago: Don't think I've heard The Producers sampled in a track before
	9:13pm ultradamno: Plus there's so much Zero Mostel and Gene Wilder screaming to choose from, you think that's what you'd go with....
	9:13pm Rich in Washington: seems like all things Mel Brooks hadn't had its renaissance in the early 90s yet. It would be relatively obscure at that point.
	9:14pm ultradamno: I guess Mark E Smith was a fan of the movie (according to The Big Midweek)
	9:14pm Rich in Washington: No one makes Jim Jones references anymore. Maybe too on-the-nose.
	9:14pm Zipperhead7: First time I've ever heard Ligeti sampled
	9:16pm Dean: Mel Brooks had a renaissance? His star darkened for a time? I'm unaware of that time. I saw Blazing Saddles at 15 in '74 or '75. He's never been off the radar, seems to me.
	9:18pm Rich in Washington: I recently realized that I first saw both Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein as god intended: snuck into the drivein in the trunk of a '65 Malibu
	9:18pm Kat in Chicago: ooh, now I want to hear Ultra Vivid Scene
	9:19pm Kat in Chicago: well done moviegoing, Rich
	9:19pm Dean: My mom took me to BS. Her hyper-conservatism aside, she was cool enough to take me. She laughed mightily at the fart joke.
	9:20pm Dean: To my mind (note the qualification), Blazing Saddles is the pinnacle of cinema. Nothing comes close.
	9:20pm Rich in Washington: My older brother snuck me into the drive-in to see R rated movies all the time.
	9:20pm Zipperhead7: Ha, Rich! That's well before they had the federally-mandated interior trunk release
	9:21pm Rich in Washington: I still have never seen Spaceballs.
	9:21pm Rich in Washington: Getting snuck into a drive-in theater was a fun rite of passage.
	9:22pm Krys O.: I watched Spaceballs for the first time ever last month and thought it was brilliant. Why hadn't I seen it before? Probably a convergence of disliking H'wood films at the time or something like that. Was very lucky as a kid in the mid-70s when my brother worked at Goldmark Industries (Peter Goldmark invented the LP and other things). My bro transferred films to videotape. He could bring a player (they were top-loading) and all the cassettes he could carry on the train home each Friday. Young Frankenstein and Taking of Pelham 1-2-3 were two titles that we watched over and over and over. So good and uncut.
	9:24pm Androu B.: I'm back! And, WOW, what a surprise! This comp sounds like it's right up my alley! The stuff I'd been listening to during the late 80's & thoughout the 90's.
	9:25pm Zipperhead7: Went to the Drive-In in Warwick NY this week (first time in over 40 years!) to see a bunch of short films. It was great fun , but only five cars were left when it ended at 12:30 am
	9:26pm Krys O.: Nice, Zipperhead. I've never been to a drive-in.
	9:26pm ultradamno: @Rich there's some quotable lines in it that I think have made people forget how much filler is in between them
	9:29pm ultradamno: I do like to use the "why are you always preparing JUST GO" one everytime Rock Hall or something like that puts out a shortlist ahead of announcing their awards
	9:29pm Rich in Washington: I've had Young Frankenstein in my movie queue for a long time and a recent Dana Gould article and now our discussion tonight makes me think I'll watch it right after this show.
	9:29pm Androu B.: I still have MC 900 Ft. Jesus & DJ Zero's "Hell With The Lid Off" tucked away along with the rest of the other Nettwerk releases I own, as well as a couple of Nettwerk comps with remixes from them.
	9:29pm Rich in Washington: haven't seen it since I was a kid.
	9:31pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, Androu - I've been collecting stuff from this era/milieu for a while now. So much of this stuff I missed first time around but was vaguely aware.
	9:32pm ultradamno: Yeah, that's a top shelf one, pretty amazing it came out the same year as Blazing Saddles. He was on a roll in '74
	9:32pm Krys O.: I've watched Young Frankenstein a few times in the past couple of years. TCM shows it. I pretty much only watch TCM and some occasional shows on HBO. My DVR is filled up with movies from TCM and I catch up slowly when I have time. I'm watching Barry Jenkins' Medicine for Melancholy (2008) now. It's beautiful and the soundtrack is great.
	9:32pm Dean: My son gave me the DVD of Young Frankenstein a few years ago. I've watched it with him and his sister, and we've had a great time. But I think they both realize how important Blazing Saddles is as a document of the times in which we live. I myself don't like movies; I don't get the medium at all. But somehow Blazing Saddles survives that hurdle for me.
	9:34pm ultradamno: Young Frankenstein may be more dependent on loving Whale to work than Saddles is on loving westerns
	9:35pm Krys O.: I can understand that, Dean, but I've been a film buff since I was knee high. I have great memories of watching films on TV with my dad too. He was a Polish immigrant with surprising tastes in films given that he never finished grade school because of WWII.
	9:38pm Androu B.: Rich, during that time, the New Brunswick, NJ, music scene was blowing up big. Martin Atkins started his Invisible Records label here in '87-'88 before he moved it to Chicago.
	9:40pm Rich in Washington: God & Texas is such a wonderful overlooked band.
	9:41pm Kat in Chicago: I forgot all about them. I like this one
	9:42pm Aitch: A couple of faves from around then, early 70s I'd watch with my dad, Evil Roy Slade and The Brothers O'Toole. Both star John Astin, the quintessential Gomez
	9:43pm Krys O.: Nice, Aitch.
	9:44pm Rich in Washington: I really miss movies seemingly showing up at random on Saturday afternoon local TV.
	9:44pm Rich in Washington: Or really crappy but fun horror movies on late night local TV.
	9:46pm Aitch: Brothers O'Toole whole movie up, although Evil Roy was out fave. www.youtube.com...
	9:46pm ultradamno: There's Comet for that...it's kind of a shame that stuff like that has gotten all hearded into thematically specific channels and streaming platforms
	9:47pm Zipperhead7: When my daughter was about six, the upstairs neighbor loaned her Young Frankenstein . . . but forgot he had put a porn DVD in the case
	9:48pm Krys O.: Yikes!
	9:48pm Rich in Washington: Yeah. I don't check Comet out nearly enough. Used to subscribe to lots of kinda janky horror streaming channels - most had the same public domain garbage movies you can find on Archive dot org, but still fun.
	9:48pm Kat in Chicago: @Zipperhead7 And... ?
	9:50pm Rich in Washington: reminds me of something a friend of mine did once. Saw a guy he hated accidentally leave a stack of rented VHS tapes on top of a gas pump when he was gassing up and when he drove off, my friend ran across the street and grabbed the tapes and recorded porn on random parts of the tapes and then dropped them in the rental store's night drop.
	9:51pm Aitch: I was renting out Meet The Feebles and the clerk asked, you're not going to play this to any kids are you????? apparently it had just been returned by some somewhat shocked rich old ladies who'd hired it for some kiddies because there were puppets on the cover.
	9:51pm Zipperhead7: I tossed the porn DVD down the garbage chute. Young Frankenstein was underneath. I never mentioned it to him. but I didn't let her go up there anymore
	9:52pm Rich in Washington: Ha! That sounds hilarious, Aitch
	9:53pm Zipperhead7: That was some real culture jamming, Rich!
	9:54pm Rich in Washington: I used to make these really weird, sorta Subgenius inspired video montages and I would tape them onto the blank spots at the end of rental tapes. I have no idea if anyone ever noticed but like to think they did.
	9:54pm Aitch: I was actually taking Feebles home to dub-off some copies for Dad and elder bros as xmas presents. Was duly watched after xmas lunch to much hilarity
	9:57pm Krys O.: Wonderful, Rich!
	9:57pm Rich in Washington: I haven't seen Meet The Feebles in years. Would also like to see Brain Dead again. For some reason, I find Bad Taste really off putting and hard to watch for some reason.
	9:58pm Krys O.: I just loaded Tubi onto my Xbox. It has some old Mexican horror films. A wide selection including Oscilliscope titles.
	9:58pm Rich in Washington: I was a Subgenius wannabee for many years but didn't actually get ordained until relatively recently, during one of Stang's fire sale pushes.
	9:59pm Aitch: Bad taste pretty crap. Brain Dead is sensational and Frighteners not bad either. His fantasy stuff bores me shitless though
	9:59pm Rich in Washington: Tubi's really good, isn't it? Worth the few commercials. There's some good shit on there.
	10:00pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, Aitch. As a longtime Tolkien fan, I really dislike the stupid action movie approach to those films.
	10:01pm ultradamno: Brain Damage is great, watch it before Brain Dead
	10:01pm Krys O.: True. I signed up for Tubi because they have Rockford Files. I was watching the episodes chronologically on Peacock, but they dropped the series just recently and I was on season 4.
	10:01pm Zipperhead7: Re: Subgenius -- I wonder if Archelder Perm Poom is still practicing his ministry?
	10:01pm Rich in Washington: Brain Damage? Is that the Hennenlotter film or am I mixing titles up?
	10:01pm ultradamno: Yes
	10:02pm Rich in Washington: I haven't seen that one in decades. I remember liking it.
	10:02pm Rich in Washington: sorta slapstick Cronenberg.
	10:03pm ultradamno: The movie he did between Basket Cases
	10:06pm Zipperhead7: OK Rich, you're in the home stretch. YOU CAN DO THIS THING!
	10:06pm Rich in Washington: sudden inexplicable craving for a tater tot casserol
	10:07pm Rich in Washington: Thanks zip! I was just at that moment thinking 'five hours of radio is a lot of radio'.
	10:08pm Aitch: tater tot not a thing here, but know of it because of Napoleon Dynamite, a family fave
	10:08pm Kat in Chicago: My pals at WLUW just did a 25 hour marathon for their 25th anniversary, but it was all prerecorded so that doesn't count. Their 20th was pre-Covid of course and they actually did 20 hours in the studio then
	10:09pm ultradamno: Remember when Torch kept that trip to the megachurch going for about this long?
	10:09pm Kat in Chicago: I didn't know tater tot casseroles were a thing
	10:09pm Rich in Washington: Wow. That's a stretch.
	10:10pm Rich in Washington: Yeah. Tater tots and cream of mushroom (or chicken) soup and lots of cheese. Disgustilicious!
	10:10pm Kat in Chicago: I did an hour guest mix for the 25 hour one and I used CutUpSound at the beginning so thanks Rich!
	10:10pm Krys O.: You're doing great! I once had a 6 hour marathon show when I had midnight to 3 am slot. Back then we weren't 24-hour and I had to shut down the transmitter, but at marathon time we stayed on 24 hours for a week. Six hours was excruciating and I was in my 20s then.
	10:10pm Pauly from Clifton: I've not heard any of these tunes on Twin Sproggs previously, but, damn! How great! Devil Nut Motherhole is my new favorite band.
	10:11pm Kat in Chicago: The 20 hour marathon was shared between 2 or 3 guys but it was mostly one of them and I hear he did grab a nap under the console at some point
	10:12pm Krys O.: I wouldn't begrudge anyone a catnap.
	10:13pm Kat in Chicago: I am in favor of hearing more God & Texas in future shows
	10:15pm Rich in Washington: 10-4, Kat!
	10:18pm Aitch: Got to see Severed Heads lots, they were local. Always a spin, visuals were always a huge chunk of the shows and as twisted as the sounds
	10:19pm Zipperhead7: I read an interview with Dawn Silva of Brides of Funkenstein, who claimed that George Clinton would hold marathon recording sessions and no one could leave. She said the proceedings were literally very funky
	10:20pm Kat in Chicago: That sounds plausible on all fronts
	10:21pm Rich in Washington: That's cool, Kat! I need to get in touch with Mr. CutUpSound. I haven't spoken to him in awhile.
	10:21pm Kat in Chicago: The guy putting together the marathon asked me if it was Negativland, haha. I did have a Wobbly track later in the mix
	10:23pm Kat in Chicago: speaking of which...
	10:24pm Rich in Washington: Jim 'CutUpSound' Larrance was a big Negativland fan, although was doing cutup stuff long before he learned about them. I tried connecting him with Don Joyce but the two were really tech challenged luddites so exchanging email addresses proved fruitless. I did send Don his stuff and it would appear sporadically on Over The Edge episodes.
	10:26pm coelacanth∅: in the 80s when this got played on wfmu i'd never heard of negativland and i thought the show host was creating it live in the studio!
	10:27pm Zipperhead7: "Mr. CutUpSound" is such a wonderful name. "Hey, buddy, that's Mr. CutUpSound to you!"
	10:28pm Feldy: I need to wrap my head around the Negativland catalog
	10:28pm Kat in Chicago: I admire all the people who literally did cut up sounds on tape. Digital collage is a lot easier. Hey Feldy!
	10:30pm Feldy: Hiya Kat!
	10:30pm Feldy: I have one of their records, but no idea how long they’ve been going
	10:31pm Rich in Washington: Since 1980.
	10:32pm Feldy: But I have so many other questions… like what kind of library do you need for weekly shows that are hours long
	10:32pm Rich in Washington: They're going to be doing live shows in California next month. SF, L.A., San Jose.
	10:32pm Androu B.: @Aitch - I met Mr. Ellard the one time offstage in a nightclub in New Brunswick (the city seat of Middlesex County, New Jersey, not the province in Canada) after a performance there. We chatted it up a bit. But for some reason, he ended our little meeting abruptly scoffing, probably because I gave him some sort of false impression about myself. But I couldn't figure out what he was sensing at that moment. Pleasant bloke all the same.
	10:33pm Rich in Washington: Hard to say, Feldy. I am an obsessive physical media, as well as digital music horder. Since I play lots of things at the same time, I feel justified in my hording.
	10:34pm Cp304: Hoard on
	10:34pm Feldy: I used to DJ a small club back in the late 90’s and I have all those CDs but it’s all pop/electronic
	10:35pm Feldy: 1980!? Holy shit
	10:36pm Androu B.: I had the "A Big 10-8 Place" CD in my possession once and ripped it to my hard drive before regrettably selling it off, along with the "Guns" CD.
	10:38pm Kat in Chicago: I move every few years and I jettison some portion of my physical media hoard every time I do. My digital is scattered over various drives and I swear I am actually going to organize all of it this winter
	10:38pm Feldy: Rich, what’s your KBOO show like? Similar?
	10:39pm Krys O.: I've amassed collections and lost them and amassed some things back. The story of my records/cassettes is generally sad, but I can't get depressed over it. There are other aspects of my life that do that just fine.
	10:39pm Rich in Washington: Yes but lately I'm sort of playing what I think a late night radio listener of KBOO might enjoy. It's still weird, but nothing really out there or outré. I don't know why. It's just the way my show on that station has evolved. I have NO idea who might be listening.
	10:39pm Feldy: Kat, the digital media, for being easier to manage, is also very time consuming I think
	10:40pm Rich in Washington: I've dumped records over the years and then got really sad that I did it. Now I'm a full on horder. My Coco's really understanding.
	10:40pm Zipperhead7: Steinski said he has everything backed up on several multi-terrabyte hard drives
	10:41pm Feldy: Do you guys have an idea how many people are streaming?
	10:41pm Kat in Chicago: Bless Coco. i've definitely bought records again that I got rid of.
	10:41pm Kat in Chicago: OMG WHAT IS THIS
	10:41pm Krys O.: Indeed, pre-Internet, the only way you knew someone listened to your show would be if they called or wrote to you. I had some folks who would call me regularly and others that were pen pals. I'm always floored when someone remembers my show from over 30 years ago.
	10:41pm Zipperhead7: Me too, Kat!
	10:42pm Rich in Washington: No, Feldy. I don't want to know. Been on a station where I could see the stats and it's kinda disheartening. Love chatting with y'all and like to think there are even more listening but not on chat.
	10:42pm Rich in Washington: I miss crazy callers.
	10:43pm Kat in Chicago: When we were in the studio we had that thing where you could see the streaming count too. I couldn't help looking at it. We had a lot of people listening to the over-air broadcast too though, still do.
	10:44pm Kat in Chicago: I don't miss they guy who demanded I play Chemical Brothers every week for a couple of months. Or the ex who called in. Other than that, I really liked my callers.
	10:46pm Krys O.: There was a woman who called all the DJs and she would yammer on an on. I'd have to cut her off and get back to my show. On the other hand, I had a fan who was a limo driver and he would call in between jobs when I was on the overnights.
	10:46pm coelacanth∅: i used to call wfmu in the middle of the night sometimes. Bethany, Stan, Tamar, ...Charlie Lewis? a few others
	10:47pm Krys O.: Tangentially speaking, I sometimes call my cat Harvey, International Harvester for the band.
	10:47pm Rich in Washington: My most loyal listeners were cabbies, workers at the Franz Bread bakery, crazy drunk people, inmates at a nearby prison.
	10:48pm coelacanth∅: i was always ready to ditch the call, just waiting for a sign. pretty sure i was never a burden.
	10:48pm ultradamno: OK, ready for the next five hours
	10:48pm Kat in Chicago: People in prison had access to call you?
	10:49pm Krys O.: I wouldn't imagine you were anything like that caller, coel. She was a rare animal.
	10:49pm ultradamno: Yeah, would you have to accept the call first?
	10:50pm Krys O.: My ex used to get mail from a woman in a mental institution. She demanded that he help her get released. We think she might have come across one of his cassette catalogs from the 80s.
	10:51pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, not sure why, but for a few weeks, most DJs were getting inundated with calls from the nearby prison. Like maybe a rash of smuggled phones. Most just wanted to hear certain songs.
	10:52pm Krys O.: I missed the first half hour, Rich, but it's been an amazing show. You've earned a scepter and a sash. Thanks!
	10:52pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Krys O!
	10:53pm Kat in Chicago: This has been a thoroughly entertaining five hours for sure!
	10:53pm ultradamno: A little late for Desperate Bicycles "Advice On Arrest" to do much good, did any band have a song with prison break instructions?
	10:53pm Androu B.: This is reminding me of a radio show that came on late nights where the host would encourage and invite witnesses to UFOs to call in and describe their accounts. I only came across it the one time while scanning the AM dial.
	10:54pm Feldy: I know I’ve mentioned this before, but Cratedigger’s Lung is the best show name. Love the show.
	10:54pm Zipperhead7: Wait til you see that your first book is #7,782,592, your second is #5,601,959 and your third is #8,478,847 in Amazon Best Sellers Rank
	10:56pm Rich in Washington: Thanks Feldy! The affliction's real!
	10:57pm Aitch: Thanks for show Rich, a big effort! Most enjoyable
	10:58pm ultradamno: I don't know if you could have those kind of call-in shows anymore without them becoming Qanon vehicles.
	10:58pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for listening, Aitch! Thanks everyone!
	10:59pm Zipperhead7: You did it Rich! Nice collage ending
	10:59pm Kat in Chicago: Cheers, Rich! Well radioed.
	11:01pm Androu B.: This has been a well-spent 5 hours! Thanks for staying through the long haul, Rich!
	11:01pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Rich!
	11:03pm Feldy: Dig the show, Rich. Thank you!
	11:03pm WR: Thank you ! Rich!
	11:04pm Cp304: Good listening rich
	11:04pm Feldy: C you l8r bi bi
	11:04pm Kat in Chicago: Oh, THERE'S your Soundcloud. Following.
	11:05pm Androu B.: Till next time, Scottso & Aitch! BJ
	11:06pm Rich in Washington: Thanks everybody! MWAAAAH!!!!
	11:31pm WR: Nice, all 5 hours made it to the archive. Again, thank you.

Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from August 19, 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
Disco Circus	In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" by "Disco Circus"	Disco Circus				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Rosebud	Have A Cigar "Have A Cigar" by "Rosebud"	Have A Cigar 12"				0:07:59 (Pop-up)
Daddy Dewdrop	Nanu Nanu (I Wanna Get Funky Wich You)	Nanu Nanu (I Wanna Get Funky Wich You) 12"				0:14:09 (Pop-up)
Divine	Walk Like A Man / Man Talk	Walk Like A Man 12"				0:22:05 (Pop-up)
DJ Pantshead	I Feel War "I Feel War" by "DJ Pantshead"	Ritalin Ruckus V2				0:26:29 (Pop-up)
Belfegore	All That I Wanted "All That I Wanted" by "Belfegore"	All That I Wanted 12"				0:27:46 (Pop-up)
Deodato	Also Sprach Zarathustra (2001)	Prelude				0:31:11 (Pop-up)
Murray Saul	11/17/75 "11/17/75" by "Murray Saul"	The Get Downs, Vol. 1				0:31:41 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: O'Lyn Callahan	2001 Space Odyssey	O'Lyn Callahan At The Yamaha E5AR Organ				0:38:19 (Pop-up)
Ethel Merman	Everything's Coming Up Roses	The Ethel Merman Disco Album				0:42:47 (Pop-up)
Gino Soccio	The Visitors (New Remix)	The Visitors 12"				0:48:36 (Pop-up)
Rosebud	Money "Money" by "Rosebud"	Have A Cigar 12"				0:54:13 (Pop-up)
Enoch Light & The Light Brigade	The Hustle	The Discotheque				0:58:14 (Pop-up)
Jeff and Jack Shelley	The American Hustle	Learn To Do The Hustle				0:59:57 (Pop-up)
Olivia Newton-John/Electric Light Orchestra	Xanadu	Xanadu (From the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)				1:02:13 (Pop-up)
Bob York	The Rainbow Connection "The Rainbow Connection" by "Bob York"	Uncle Milt's Pipe Organ Pizza Co.				1:05:30 (Pop-up)
Ernie & Bert	Lots Of Stuff "Lots Of Stuff" by "Ernie & Bert"	Havin' Fun with Ernie and Bert				1:09:31 (Pop-up)
The Galactic Force Band	The Conversation (Theme From Close Encounters Of The Third Kind)	Spaced Out Disco				1:11:59 (Pop-up)
Ernie & Bert	Marching Song "Marching Song" by "Ernie & Bert"	Havin' Fun with Ernie and Bert
Deodato	Nights In White Satin "Nights In White Satin" by "Deodato"	Deodato 2				1:17:28 (Pop-up)

Heino	Auf Der Lüneburger Heide "Auf Der Lüneburger Heide" by "Heino"	Wenn Abends Die Heide Träumt				1:27:40 (Pop-up)
Jr. And His Soulettes	Mama Love Tequilla	Psychodelic Sounds				1:29:50 (Pop-up)
The Click Kids	We're Happy Christians	The Click Kids Are Comin'				1:31:50 (Pop-up)
Ernie & Bert	Name The Animal "Name The Animal" by "Ernie & Bert"	Havin' Fun with Ernie and Bert				1:34:28 (Pop-up)
Teva and Siobahn	Ernie and Bert Sex Tape					1:36:37 (Pop-up)
Jonathan & Darlene Edwards	Stayin' Alive	Jonathan And Darlene's Greatest Hits				1:41:42 (Pop-up)
Joah Valley ‎	Things We Said Today	Beatle Songs From Joah Valley				1:44:01 (Pop-up)
Neil Dick	The Future Is Now "The Future Is Now" by "Neil Dick"	The Future Is Now				1:47:15 (Pop-up)
The Space Lady	Born To Be Wild "Born To Be Wild" by "The Space Lady"	The Best Of The Space Lady				1:51:48 (Pop-up)
The Zodiac	Libra "Libra" by "The Zodiac"	Cosmic Sounds				1:56:21 (Pop-up)
	something terrible is happening "something terrible is happening"					1:59:43 (Pop-up)
Cratedigger's Lung "Cratedigger's Lung"
The Tape-Beatles	Waves Of Waves / Earlids	Music With Sound	DOVentertainment Inc.	1991		2:01:17 (Pop-up)
17 Pygmies	Lawrence of Arabia "Lawrence of Arabia" by "17 Pygmies"	Hatikva	Resistance Records	1984		2:04:33 (Pop-up)
Cabaret Voltaire	Blue Heat "Blue Heat" by "Cabaret Voltaire"	Micro-Phonies	Virgin	1984		2:11:28 (Pop-up)
Q Lazzarus	Goodbye Horses (extended version)	Goodbye Horses EP	All Nations Records	1991	RIP Diane Luckey, AKA Q Lazzaru	2:15:11 (Pop-up)
Q Lazzarus	White Lines "White Lines" by "Q Lazzarus"	Goodbye Horses EP	All Nations Records	1991		2:21:17 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Tallywood Strings	Where Is My Mind?					2:26:02 (Pop-up)
Wet Leg	Chaise Longue "Chaise Longue" by "Wet Leg"	Wet Leg	Domino	2022		2:28:53 (Pop-up)
OMD	ABC-Auto Industry "ABC-Auto Industry" by "OMD"	Dazzle Ships	Virgin	1983		2:32:17 (Pop-up)
OMD	Telegraph "Telegraph" by "OMD"	Dazzle Ships	Virgin	1983		2:34:20 (Pop-up)
XTC	Earn Enough For Us "Earn Enough For Us" by "XTC"	Skylarking	Virgin	1986		2:37:07 (Pop-up)
Revenge	Surf Nazi "Surf Nazi" by "Revenge"	One True Passion	Capitol	1990		2:40:06 (Pop-up)
Horace Andy	Watch Over Them "Watch Over Them" by "Horace Andy"	V/A - Pay It All Back, Vol. 8	On-U Sound	2022		2:43:52 (Pop-up)
Godley & Creme	Under Your Thumb "Under Your Thumb" by "Godley & Creme"	Snack Attack	Mirage	1982		2:47:27 (Pop-up)
March Violets	Undertow "Undertow" by "March Violets"	Natural History	Rebirth	1984		2:51:44 (Pop-up)
Brian Eno	Dead Finks Don't Talk "Dead Finks Don't Talk" by "Brian Eno"	Here Come The Warm Jets	Island Records	1973		2:54:50 (Pop-up)
The Fall	Putta Block "Putta Block" by "The Fall"	Rough Trade Singles Collection	Earmark	2002		2:59:05 (Pop-up)

Attack Of The Comps! Vol. XXVI: Twin Sproggs cassette
MC 900 Ft. Jesus	Spoken Intro "Spoken Intro" by "MC 900 Ft. Jesus"	V/A - Twin Sproggs (Sprogg Issue 2 • Summer 1990)	Sprogg	1990		3:07:49 (Pop-up)
Special Agent Cooper	Pesky Icelanders	V/A - Twin Sproggs (Sprogg Issue 2 • Summer 1990)	Sprogg	1990		3:07:53 (Pop-up)
Black Light Discipline Room	6 Ft 2, Eyes Of Blue	V/A - Twin Sproggs (Sprogg Issue 2 • Summer 1990)	Sprogg	1990		3:13:47 (Pop-up)
Cathode Raymonde	The Volts Rhythm Method	V/A - Twin Sproggs (Sprogg Issue 2 • Summer 1990)	Sprogg	1990		3:17:46 (Pop-up)
Evolution Control Committee	Puss, Puss, Pussy	V/A - Twin Sproggs (Sprogg Issue 2 • Summer 1990)	Sprogg	1990		3:17:48 (Pop-up)
Martyr Colony	Journey Of The Mind	V/A - Twin Sproggs (Sprogg Issue 2 • Summer 1990)	Sprogg	1990		3:19:02 (Pop-up)
Centralois	Around The World "Around The World" by "Centralois"	V/A - Twin Sproggs (Sprogg Issue 2 • Summer 1990)	Sprogg	1990		3:22:55 (Pop-up)
Volkswhale	R.I.P. "R.I.P." by "Volkswhale"	V/A - Twin Sproggs (Sprogg Issue 2 • Summer 1990)	Sprogg	1990		3:24:40 (Pop-up)
Dink	Going To Sams "Going To Sams" by "Dink"	V/A - Twin Sproggs (Sprogg Issue 2 • Summer 1990)	Sprogg	1990		3:29:06 (Pop-up)
Cathode Raymonde	Sexual Preference	V/A - Twin Sproggs (Sprogg Issue 2 • Summer 1990)	Sprogg	1990		3:33:40 (Pop-up)
R.O. Seizure	Daughters of Radcliffe	V/A - Twin Sproggs (Sprogg Issue 2 • Summer 1990)	Sprogg	1990		3:35:22 (Pop-up)
God & Texas	Land Slide "Land Slide" by "God & Texas"	V/A - Twin Sproggs (Sprogg Issue 2 • Summer 1990)	Sprogg	1990		3:39:19 (Pop-up)
Girlie Machine	Wth You "Wth You" by "Girlie Machine"	V/A - Twin Sproggs (Sprogg Issue 2 • Summer 1990)	Sprogg	1990		3:42:40 (Pop-up)
Cattle, OH	Sometimes "Sometimes" by "Cattle, OH"	V/A - Twin Sproggs (Sprogg Issue 2 • Summer 1990)	Sprogg	1990		3:45:51 (Pop-up)
Pica Huss	The Middle East Song "The Middle East Song" by "Pica Huss"	V/A - Twin Sproggs (Sprogg Issue 2 • Summer 1990)	Sprogg	1990		3:48:21 (Pop-up)
V-3	Tic Toc "Tic Toc" by "V-3"	V/A - Twin Sproggs (Sprogg Issue 2 • Summer 1990)	Sprogg	1990		3:50:47 (Pop-up)
Boy Scout Love Triangle	Marianne Faithfull	V/A - Twin Sproggs (Sprogg Issue 2 • Summer 1990)	Sprogg	1990		3:53:31 (Pop-up)
Jeff Evans Fan Club	Evergreen "Evergreen" by "Jeff Evans Fan Club"	V/A - Twin Sproggs (Sprogg Issue 2 • Summer 1990)	Sprogg	1990		3:55:07 (Pop-up)
Charles Cicirella	White Jeep "White Jeep" by "Charles Cicirella"	V/A - Twin Sproggs (Sprogg Issue 2 • Summer 1990)	Sprogg	1990		3:57:43 (Pop-up)
Rayzer	Rice Monkey "Rice Monkey" by "Rayzer"	V/A - Twin Sproggs (Sprogg Issue 2 • Summer 1990)	Sprogg	1990		3:58:59 (Pop-up)
L.A.I.D.	Bobb Up For Dope "Bobb Up For Dope" by "L.A.I.D."	V/A - Twin Sproggs (Sprogg Issue 2 • Summer 1990)	Sprogg	1990		4:03:31 (Pop-up)
Devil Nut Motherhole	Squeal Like A Pig	V/A - Twin Sproggs (Sprogg Issue 2 • Summer 1990)	Sprogg	1990		4:07:02 (Pop-up)

Severed Heads	Hello Donald Merry Xmas	Ear Bitten 79 - 99	Sevcom	1999	"Warning - Weird Shit Recorded Badly in 1979. Restored with remixes in 1999. "	4:15:13 (Pop-up)
Negativland	A Big 10-8 Place (pt. 1)	A Big 10-8 Place	Seeland Records	1983		4:22:45 (Pop-up)
DJ ManRich	A Big 10-8 Hyper-Edit "A Big 10-8 Hyper-Edit" by "DJ ManRich"	Soundcloud	nope	2019	Soundcloud link	4:28:13 (Pop-up)
Noah Creshevsky	Great Performances (excerpt)	The Tape Music of Noah Creshevsky 1971-1992	EM	2004		4:35:56 (Pop-up)
Bert Tenzer	What the Flying Saucers Did to the Female Sex!	What the Flying Saucers Did to the Female Sex!	Brother International	1962		4:41:02 (Pop-up)
International Harvester	Skördetider = Harvest Times	Sov Gott Rose-Marie	Love Records	1968		4:42:43 (Pop-up)
Jack Jenkins	Do They Or Don't They Exist?	File #733 U.F.O	Century Records	1966		4:44:41 (Pop-up)
Geinoh Yamashirogumi	Osorezan [excerpt]	恐山／銅之剣舞	Victor	1976		4:52:19 (Pop-up)
Jack Jenkins	The U.F.O. Cults "The U.F.O. Cults" by "Jack Jenkins"	File #733 U.F.O	Century Records	1966		4:53:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Nick Bougas	Thunderball "Thunderball" by "Nick Bougas"					5:00:47 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	5:55pm WR: You've got to pace, not all the caffeine at once.
	5:56pm Rich in Washington: Hi folks. Flyin' by the seat of my pants for the next two hours. No plan.
	5:56pm Rich in Washington: Hi WR!
	5:56pm WR: And snacks, have to have console friendly snacks available.
	5:57pm Rich in Washington: It just occurred to me that I won't have time to make my traditional booster espresso like normal. Oh well.
	5:58pm Beany: PLAY SOME RECORDS! Oh...five hours...damn!
	5:59pm WR: Surely you can chose an appropriate long track to allow for expresso booster brewing.
	5:59pm Rich in Washington: Hi Beany!
	6:00pm Rich in Washington: Here we go
	6:00pm Feldy: Hey Rich!
	6:01pm Kat in Chicago: Still working but tuned in on L’App
	6:01pm Rich in Washington: am I buffering out?
	6:02pm Beany: It is 11pm in the UK. How long can I stay awake? Play Dark Side Of The Moon followed by Tubular Bells 8-p
	6:02pm Rich in Washington: have the stereo in the living room blasting the stream and it sounded like it was skipping?
	6:02pm Rich in Washington: Does is sound OK now?
	6:03pm Beany: I'm not having a problem listening on PC.
	6:03pm Rich in Washington: HI Feldy! Hi Kat! Hi everyone! Playing randomly picked records so probably won't be on chat much.
	6:04pm Rich in Washington: hopefully just the ancient Roku we've got plugged into the stereo acting up with the switchover from GG to me. Sounds good now.
	6:05pm MHLee: This is sick
	6:06pm Rich in Washington: Hi MHLee!
	6:07pm Kat in Chicago: No skips here
	6:08pm WR: MHLee, I just listened to your today's episode again. A remarkable selection of songs.
	6:08pm Paper Kosmonaut: It's past midnight here in Dutchyland so i don't know how long I will keep on keeping on but I will hang in for a while. Wahey!
	6:09pm zivilars: Hi everyone, hi Rich – nice show so far! Thanks!
	6:10pm MHLee: @WR, I've thought about doing something with music hall for a while. There's a lot to chose from!
	6:10pm Rich in Washington: Hi PK! That's for staying up late!
	6:10pm zivilars: Hallo aus Hamburg, Paper Kosmonaut!
	6:10pm Rich in Washington: Hi zivs!
	6:13pm zivilars: Did you really already do a five hour show yesterday, Rich, or am I listening right now to the Rich in Washington marathon? A bit confused because of time zones …
	6:16pm ?: HeyHeyHey Rich, I’m tuned in form down in Texas.
	6:16pm Rich in Washington: Oh right. No. Right now I'm doing a five hour show. This fill-in will be a bit different that my usual show. Just randomly grabbing records. In two hours I will do something a bit more like my usual show.
	6:17pm Rich in Washington: hi ?! How's Texas?
	6:17pm Feldy: Nanu Nanu everybody do the Mork-Ork
	6:18pm zivilars: @Rich: I see. Unfortunately I probably will be asleep in two hours (same time zone as PK), but will catch up the rest in the archives!
	6:18pm Paper Kosmonaut: Guten abend, Zivilars!
	6:19pm Paper Kosmonaut: Same here. These marathon shows are nice to relisten.
	6:24pm ?: All is well!
	6:30pm Scott67: Hey!!! Mega Crate!🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	6:31pm Rich in Washington: Great Scott!
	6:32pm Scott67: Righteous Rich! 🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	6:33pm Scott67: G'day PK, I missed replying to you in Georgy's mate! 🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	6:34pm Paper Kosmonaut: Hi Scott. Glad to see you here!
	6:36pm Krys O: Helloooooooo
	6:38pm Rich in Washington: Hi Krys O!
	6:42pm Kat in Chicago: CRATEFUL O’CRAP hell yeah
	6:43pm Krys O: Cats love to scratch ergo Tigger LOVES disco.
	6:44pm Rich in Washington: Kat!
	6:44pm Krys O: Ethel was briefly married to Ernest Borgnine.
	6:44pm Paper Kosmonaut: I can't recall I requested the Floyd. But thanks anyway. I always like olf floyd. As long as Mr Waters shuts up and just plays.
	6:45pm Paper Kosmonaut: And keeps his opinions to himself.
	6:45pm Paper Kosmonaut: And I don't mind a little disco.
	6:46pm Kat in Chicago: I say everything’s coming up pizza. Gonna place an order.
	6:48pm Dean: "Everything's coming up my esophagus!"
	6:51pm Rich in Washington: I was gonna say... With my acid reflux+ beer + pizza...
	6:52pm Rich in Washington: Hi Dean!
	6:53pm Paper Kosmonaut: Time for bed, friends. Good night from the Netherlands.
	6:54pm Dean: Hello! Man, Soccio's first couple of albums were ubiquitous at one time.
	6:54pm Paper Kosmonaut: Rich, good luck and lots of fun with the show!
	6:59pm Scott67: Did someone say Pizza!?? & Beer!!?? Fuck the reflux!! 🍻😎🤙🍕
	7:01pm Cp304: I can't tell if I'm doing it Right
	7:10pm Asheville Jon: i have this album!
	7:11pm Pauly from Clifton: Hey, Rich, folks! Wow! Marathon time! Scotty, pizza and beer is the breakfast of champions. Gives you a nice base for the long day ahead.
	7:11pm Asheville Jon: still do stuff from this album with my kids
	7:13pm Rich in Washington: Hi Asheville John! Hi Pauly!
	7:13pm Rich in Washington: Hi Cp304!
	7:22pm Scott67: Spot on Pauly! But due to a whole lotta bad planning, I have no leftover pizza🍕 thismorn mate! Lucly I will be having a dirty burger🍔 for brunch at TRASH CULT! I am however having a beer! Cheers cobber!🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	7:22pm coelacanth∅: greetings Rich and 'lungers
	7:26pm Zipperhead7: Wow! Here I am, freshly showered and manicured with silk pajamas, ascot and smoking jacket laid out by my gentleman's gentleman, and we're already in session!
	7:26pm Scott67: G'day coel, i had a chat with Mick last night about TRASH CULT stocking Stout. At least for Winter, but he says no room in the fridges. I will keep working on him mate. 🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	7:28pm MHLee: Isn't this the same song as Laibach's "Maggie Mae"
	7:29pm Rich in Washington: Jawohl!
	7:29pm Feldy: I have a Heino record. Man, can that guy ever wear glasses
	7:30pm coelacanth∅: ahoy Scott! if it takes a few years it might happen in time for when i get to oz. this yellow brick road seems to go in circles (and smells of piss)
	7:30pm Rich in Washington: Hi coelacanth∅!
	7:33pm Scott67: BASTARD!! 🤘😎🔥
	7:33pm coelacanth∅: i want pizza. and beer. damnit, i was just downtown. i didn't realise how much i'd appreciate pizza until it was too late. now i must create junk food from home ingredients.
	7:34pm Zipperhead7: Ah, some vintage recreational Christianity. Ever noticed when a group of kids is sitting around in a park strumming guitars today, they are invariably celebrating Jeebus?
	7:34pm Aitch: Now with added lung!
	7:35pm happy happy servant of the lurid ∅: OINK OINK
	7:36pm happy happy servant of the lurid ∅: hey this guy sounds like professor dum dum!
	7:36pm Scott67: Good time to visit coel our dollar costs you 70 cents, oh & US seems a rather shitty place to be right now.
	7:37pm Cp304: Hahaha
	7:37pm Krys O.: The power of suggestion has resulted in my having spinach and goat cheese pizza for dinner. Thank goodness I had one in the freezer. I've been time-confused all day. Had the day off from work because I was supposed to have a check-up at the doc's office, but doc cancelled because she felt sick. Then I found out a cabinet fell off the wall in the basement and crashed onto my clothes dryer which resulted in a costly repair.
	7:37pm Rich in Washington: Oh no!
	7:38pm Krys O.: Your show has brought me back to reality, I think.
	7:39pm Kat in Chicago: Oof Krys, I hope your luck takes a turn for the better.
	7:43pm Aitch: Try this one at Karaoke (or Tragedy)
	7:43pm Androu B.: Hello Rich and Cratediggers! G'Day, Scottso! BJ Folks, we just had a brief blackout here, but the power is on again. I can only guess it must have had something to do with the utility work going on en masse in our part of Central NJ. Rich, that Click Kids album sounds like something Micah might want to look into. Let him know about it!
	7:43pm Scott67: Good terrible!!
	7:43pm seizure salad: ernie and bert...lovers in a dangerous times
	7:43pm Rich in Washington: Aitch! Androu B!
	7:43pm Scott67: G'day Androu!🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	7:43pm Zipperhead7: I don't think this was Jonathan Edwards the Congregationalist
	7:44pm Scott67: Takes skill to stay that flat throughout.
	7:44pm Androu B.: G'Day Aitch!
	7:45pm happy happy servant of the lurid ∅: sorry about the crapdom, Krys
	7:45pm Aitch: Hey all, shame I missed much of the bonus Lung
	7:50pm Krys O.: This sounds Meekish.
	7:50pm Androu B.: Ladies and Gentleman, the new Daniel Johnston.
	7:53pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for listening to this fill in, folks! I'll start a regular show right here at the top of the hour. No reason to exit the theatre.
	7:54pm ultradamno: Rich! Crappocrates!
	7:54pm Androu B.: Rich, you've just got to throw in Flat Earth Man into this set!
	7:54pm Scott67: Good stuff Rich, it's just started pissing rain outside.
	7:59pm happy happy servant of the lurid ∅: cheeses christ did you see the line outside? i'm so glad i'm in here already
	8:02pm ironybread: Wow, the line to get into the chat room is out the door and down the street. Wait, sorry, wrong line
	8:02pm Krys O.: It's not enough we get hassled by the man, we have to worry about getting hustled by the crow.
	8:02pm squidbeak: What happened
	8:03pm Kat in Chicago: Durned crow
	8:03pm Androu B.: This Tape-Beatles track always reminds me of FXO (God rest his soul), who used to play it often on his show.
	8:04pm coelacanth∅: i played a practical joke on crow and gave him exlax. that'll show him
	8:04pm Aitch: Can you catch Covid from a Corvid?
	8:05pm Robm: Hello fellow crate diggers
	8:05pm Will thee Sound Guy: Hi Rich and all!
	8:05pm Krys O.: Aye. Androu. I learned a lot about radio from FXO. I hung out with him during his show when I was a college student at Upsala.
	8:05pm coelacanth∅: if you can catch the corvid you can catch anything
	8:05pm Rich in Washington: Hi Will!
	8:06pm Rich in Washington: Hi Robm!
	8:06pm Robm: @Kat in Chicago do you ever listen to a folk program on WFMT on sat nights at 9 your time?
	8:06pm Rich in Washington: Hi newly tuned in folks!
	8:06pm Robm: Hey rich and will
	8:07pm coelacanth∅: i hope none of y'all mind but i opened the side door to let certain people in hey Will and Robm
	8:08pm Robm: Hi coel
	8:09pm Kat in Chicago: @Robm I don't listen to WFMT at all. I listen to certain shows on the station I'm on (WLUW) and that's about it locally
	8:09pm Androu B.: @Aitch - Corvids are well known disease carriers. @Krys O. - So you've been listening to the mother station for quite a long time! Impressive! So when was the first time that you heard WFMU?
	8:11pm Robm: @rich did not know you were doing a five hour show guess i will have to catch the first two hours on archives @Kat give it a shot you might like it, if not no problem
	8:13pm Scott67: I walk away for a minute, & shit gets red & brown. You should see a Doctor Rich!🍻😎🤙
	8:14pm Rich in Washington: HA! More fibre, Scott!
	8:14pm Scott67: Will, Robm, catch!🍻😎🤙💨🍺🍺
	8:14pm Robm: @Scott67 howdy, looks like your former PM is in a lot of trouble
	8:15pm Robm: @scott nice throw
	8:16pm Krys O.: @Androu: I started listening to WFMU in 1981.
	8:17pm Kat in Chicago: I don't remember this song at all but it is apparently near and dear to some of my friends
	8:17pm Krys O.: R.I.P. Q Lazzarus
	8:18pm Krys O.: www.bet.com...
	8:18pm Robm: This song has a nice beat
	8:19pm Androu B.: Folks, if you'll excuse me, I 've got to step out for about an hour or so.
	8:19pm Krys O.: We'll keep yer seat warm.
	8:19pm Rich in Washington: This song is really haunting to me, especially given its association with Silence of the Lambs.
	8:19pm DJ Guin: would you f me? i'd f me so hard. 🤣
	8:20pm Rich in Washington: Ha! DJ Guin! Quit hoggin' the mirror!
	8:20pm Robm: @Rich such a great movie @DJ Guin howdy
	8:21pm DJ Guin: Precious! You better not hurt my dog!!!
	8:22pm DJ Guin: hey Robm evening Rich in Washington
	8:23pm DJ Guin: good one Rich
	8:26pm DJ Guin: Ben Aflac was just spotted in the BatPlane trying to escape his wedding to Henifer Yopez
	8:26pm ultradamno: Emmy The Great does the best version of that song
	8:27pm Scott67: Robm, we were in a lotta trouble when the fucker was PM mate! Hope they flush the turd! 🍻😎🤙
	8:28pm Scott67: Turn ya radio down Rich!
	8:29pm Robm: @Scitt67 in other words he was a trump clone?
	8:29pm DJ Guin: I got the big D🤣
	8:29pm ultradamno: By the way, none of her friends call it that.
	8:30pm Scott67: Aren't all right wing shitbags now Robm?
	8:31pm ultradamno: The line that always makes me think of The Coneheads consuming mass quantities of beer
	8:31pm Scott67: Song about my life!🍻😎🤙🛋️
	8:32pm Robm: @Scott67 yes it does
	8:32pm Aitch: watch out for molten lactate residue on your neck-hole
	8:37pm Kat in Chicago: yep this one
	8:38pm Krys O.: Is this from the corrected version?
	8:38pm Aitch: I once met a girl at a party, most beautiful thing I'd ever seen. I asked her out to see OMD (84) and she said yes and we went and she hated them and I never saw her again
	8:38pm Kat in Chicago: Better off, Aitch
	8:38pm Scott67: This album cover takes flute play too literally.
	8:39pm Krys O.: I second Kat.
	8:43pm timinoak: I'm happy I found this show. YES.
	8:44pm ultradamno: The most beautiful girl you see is never going to respond to alienated synth music.
	8:44pm Rich in Washington: hi timinoak! Glad you found us too! Welcome!
	8:49pm Krys O.: Nice! Snack Attack gets overlooked in the G & C canon.
	8:49pm ultradamno: I'd feed a crow con-artist
	8:50pm Aitch: Loving the G&C
	8:50pm Rich in Washington: Love this album. That and Freeze Frame.
	8:50pm Krys O.: Goodbye Blue Sky from 1988 is also a good album.
	8:51pm Aitch: a 10CC / G&C etc show would be something
	8:53pm ultradamno: The March Violets always kind of came off like Sisters Of Mercy jr at the time. Which probably isn't fair, but the sleeve graphics didn't help..
	8:54pm timinoak: It's great to see the album covers here too
	8:55pm ultradamno: I guess Merciful wanted to have a uniform graphic style like 4AD or even Crass but somehow it never landed that way.
	8:56pm timinoak: I recently went though all of the Brian Eno albums on Tidal -- I'd listen to one each early week morning (I get up at 4am). It took me a very long time to get throuh them all. Really cool experience.
	8:57pm timinoak: Good for 4am as well.
	8:57pm Kat in Chicago: I like that project timinoak
	8:58pm Kat in Chicago: did you have a favorite?
	8:58pm Rich in Washington: Hi ultra! That sounds like a good way to do it, timinoak!
	9:00pm Rich in Washington: For me, those first two Eno albums are just golden. They're going in the box with me when I shuffle off.
	9:01pm Kat in Chicago: Tiger Mountain/Another Green World/Before and after Science = my holy trinity
	9:02pm Rich in Washington: There's something weirdly jarring with AGW and the juxtposition of instrumentals vs vocal songs. I dunno what it is exactly
	9:02pm timinoak: I want to go back through them and note the ones to buy... I usually have the headphones on and moving slowly at that time. What a creative life he has. Wonderful.
	9:04pm Aitch: Cat will generally sit on the thing you're most looking for
	9:04pm ultradamno: The new Cool Greenhouse has a crazy looking cover, by the way thecoolgreenhouse.bandcamp.com...
	9:04pm Kat in Chicago: I was fortunate to attend Moogfest the year he was there. He didn't perform music, he did a talk, but I never expected to even be in the same room as Brian Eno
	9:05pm Kat in Chicago: Krys is the Snack Attack fan. I'm not an expert on Godley & Creme
	9:05pm timinoak: Neat about the Moogfest, Kat.
	9:08pm Rich in Washington: Sorry! Sorta hard to keep track of the chat! So much going on behind the curtain.
	9:09pm ultradamno: Twin Peaks always feels like it should have been an 80s thing, probably because Blue Velvet was...
	9:09pm Aitch: Promising comp here Rich
	9:10pm Kat in Chicago: Yes my interest is piqued
	9:10pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, I feel that way too, ultra. For me, the transition between the 80s and 90s was such a gradient.
	9:11pm Kat in Chicago: Don't think I've heard The Producers sampled in a track before
	9:13pm ultradamno: Plus there's so much Zero Mostel and Gene Wilder screaming to choose from, you think that's what you'd go with....
	9:13pm Rich in Washington: seems like all things Mel Brooks hadn't had its renaissance in the early 90s yet. It would be relatively obscure at that point.
	9:14pm ultradamno: I guess Mark E Smith was a fan of the movie (according to The Big Midweek)
	9:14pm Rich in Washington: No one makes Jim Jones references anymore. Maybe too on-the-nose.
	9:14pm Zipperhead7: First time I've ever heard Ligeti sampled
	9:16pm Dean: Mel Brooks had a renaissance? His star darkened for a time? I'm unaware of that time. I saw Blazing Saddles at 15 in '74 or '75. He's never been off the radar, seems to me.
	9:18pm Rich in Washington: I recently realized that I first saw both Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein as god intended: snuck into the drivein in the trunk of a '65 Malibu
	9:18pm Kat in Chicago: ooh, now I want to hear Ultra Vivid Scene
	9:19pm Kat in Chicago: well done moviegoing, Rich
	9:19pm Dean: My mom took me to BS. Her hyper-conservatism aside, she was cool enough to take me. She laughed mightily at the fart joke.
	9:20pm Dean: To my mind (note the qualification), Blazing Saddles is the pinnacle of cinema. Nothing comes close.
	9:20pm Rich in Washington: My older brother snuck me into the drive-in to see R rated movies all the time.
	9:20pm Zipperhead7: Ha, Rich! That's well before they had the federally-mandated interior trunk release
	9:21pm Rich in Washington: I still have never seen Spaceballs.
	9:21pm Rich in Washington: Getting snuck into a drive-in theater was a fun rite of passage.
	9:22pm Krys O.: I watched Spaceballs for the first time ever last month and thought it was brilliant. Why hadn't I seen it before? Probably a convergence of disliking H'wood films at the time or something like that. Was very lucky as a kid in the mid-70s when my brother worked at Goldmark Industries (Peter Goldmark invented the LP and other things). My bro transferred films to videotape. He could bring a player (they were top-loading) and all the cassettes he could carry on the train home each Friday. Young Frankenstein and Taking of Pelham 1-2-3 were two titles that we watched over and over and over. So good and uncut.
	9:24pm Androu B.: I'm back! And, WOW, what a surprise! This comp sounds like it's right up my alley! The stuff I'd been listening to during the late 80's & thoughout the 90's.
	9:25pm Zipperhead7: Went to the Drive-In in Warwick NY this week (first time in over 40 years!) to see a bunch of short films. It was great fun , but only five cars were left when it ended at 12:30 am
	9:26pm Krys O.: Nice, Zipperhead. I've never been to a drive-in.
	9:26pm ultradamno: @Rich there's some quotable lines in it that I think have made people forget how much filler is in between them
	9:29pm ultradamno: I do like to use the "why are you always preparing JUST GO" one everytime Rock Hall or something like that puts out a shortlist ahead of announcing their awards
	9:29pm Rich in Washington: I've had Young Frankenstein in my movie queue for a long time and a recent Dana Gould article and now our discussion tonight makes me think I'll watch it right after this show.
	9:29pm Androu B.: I still have MC 900 Ft. Jesus & DJ Zero's "Hell With The Lid Off" tucked away along with the rest of the other Nettwerk releases I own, as well as a couple of Nettwerk comps with remixes from them.
	9:29pm Rich in Washington: haven't seen it since I was a kid.
	9:31pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, Androu - I've been collecting stuff from this era/milieu for a while now. So much of this stuff I missed first time around but was vaguely aware.
	9:32pm ultradamno: Yeah, that's a top shelf one, pretty amazing it came out the same year as Blazing Saddles. He was on a roll in '74
	9:32pm Krys O.: I've watched Young Frankenstein a few times in the past couple of years. TCM shows it. I pretty much only watch TCM and some occasional shows on HBO. My DVR is filled up with movies from TCM and I catch up slowly when I have time. I'm watching Barry Jenkins' Medicine for Melancholy (2008) now. It's beautiful and the soundtrack is great.
	9:32pm Dean: My son gave me the DVD of Young Frankenstein a few years ago. I've watched it with him and his sister, and we've had a great time. But I think they both realize how important Blazing Saddles is as a document of the times in which we live. I myself don't like movies; I don't get the medium at all. But somehow Blazing Saddles survives that hurdle for me.
	9:34pm ultradamno: Young Frankenstein may be more dependent on loving Whale to work than Saddles is on loving westerns
	9:35pm Krys O.: I can understand that, Dean, but I've been a film buff since I was knee high. I have great memories of watching films on TV with my dad too. He was a Polish immigrant with surprising tastes in films given that he never finished grade school because of WWII.
	9:38pm Androu B.: Rich, during that time, the New Brunswick, NJ, music scene was blowing up big. Martin Atkins started his Invisible Records label here in '87-'88 before he moved it to Chicago.
	9:40pm Rich in Washington: God & Texas is such a wonderful overlooked band.
	9:41pm Kat in Chicago: I forgot all about them. I like this one
	9:42pm Aitch: A couple of faves from around then, early 70s I'd watch with my dad, Evil Roy Slade and The Brothers O'Toole. Both star John Astin, the quintessential Gomez
	9:43pm Krys O.: Nice, Aitch.
	9:44pm Rich in Washington: I really miss movies seemingly showing up at random on Saturday afternoon local TV.
	9:44pm Rich in Washington: Or really crappy but fun horror movies on late night local TV.
	9:46pm Aitch: Brothers O'Toole whole movie up, although Evil Roy was out fave. www.youtube.com...
	9:46pm ultradamno: There's Comet for that...it's kind of a shame that stuff like that has gotten all hearded into thematically specific channels and streaming platforms
	9:47pm Zipperhead7: When my daughter was about six, the upstairs neighbor loaned her Young Frankenstein . . . but forgot he had put a porn DVD in the case
	9:48pm Krys O.: Yikes!
	9:48pm Rich in Washington: Yeah. I don't check Comet out nearly enough. Used to subscribe to lots of kinda janky horror streaming channels - most had the same public domain garbage movies you can find on Archive dot org, but still fun.
	9:48pm Kat in Chicago: @Zipperhead7 And... ?
	9:50pm Rich in Washington: reminds me of something a friend of mine did once. Saw a guy he hated accidentally leave a stack of rented VHS tapes on top of a gas pump when he was gassing up and when he drove off, my friend ran across the street and grabbed the tapes and recorded porn on random parts of the tapes and then dropped them in the rental store's night drop.
	9:51pm Aitch: I was renting out Meet The Feebles and the clerk asked, you're not going to play this to any kids are you????? apparently it had just been returned by some somewhat shocked rich old ladies who'd hired it for some kiddies because there were puppets on the cover.
	9:51pm Zipperhead7: I tossed the porn DVD down the garbage chute. Young Frankenstein was underneath. I never mentioned it to him. but I didn't let her go up there anymore
	9:52pm Rich in Washington: Ha! That sounds hilarious, Aitch
	9:53pm Zipperhead7: That was some real culture jamming, Rich!
	9:54pm Rich in Washington: I used to make these really weird, sorta Subgenius inspired video montages and I would tape them onto the blank spots at the end of rental tapes. I have no idea if anyone ever noticed but like to think they did.
	9:54pm Aitch: I was actually taking Feebles home to dub-off some copies for Dad and elder bros as xmas presents. Was duly watched after xmas lunch to much hilarity
	9:57pm Krys O.: Wonderful, Rich!
	9:57pm Rich in Washington: I haven't seen Meet The Feebles in years. Would also like to see Brain Dead again. For some reason, I find Bad Taste really off putting and hard to watch for some reason.
	9:58pm Krys O.: I just loaded Tubi onto my Xbox. It has some old Mexican horror films. A wide selection including Oscilliscope titles.
	9:58pm Rich in Washington: I was a Subgenius wannabee for many years but didn't actually get ordained until relatively recently, during one of Stang's fire sale pushes.
	9:59pm Aitch: Bad taste pretty crap. Brain Dead is sensational and Frighteners not bad either. His fantasy stuff bores me shitless though
	9:59pm Rich in Washington: Tubi's really good, isn't it? Worth the few commercials. There's some good shit on there.
	10:00pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, Aitch. As a longtime Tolkien fan, I really dislike the stupid action movie approach to those films.
	10:01pm ultradamno: Brain Damage is great, watch it before Brain Dead
	10:01pm Krys O.: True. I signed up for Tubi because they have Rockford Files. I was watching the episodes chronologically on Peacock, but they dropped the series just recently and I was on season 4.
	10:01pm Zipperhead7: Re: Subgenius -- I wonder if Archelder Perm Poom is still practicing his ministry?
	10:01pm Rich in Washington: Brain Damage? Is that the Hennenlotter film or am I mixing titles up?
	10:01pm ultradamno: Yes
	10:02pm Rich in Washington: I haven't seen that one in decades. I remember liking it.
	10:02pm Rich in Washington: sorta slapstick Cronenberg.
	10:03pm ultradamno: The movie he did between Basket Cases
	10:06pm Zipperhead7: OK Rich, you're in the home stretch. YOU CAN DO THIS THING!
	10:06pm Rich in Washington: sudden inexplicable craving for a tater tot casserol
	10:07pm Rich in Washington: Thanks zip! I was just at that moment thinking 'five hours of radio is a lot of radio'.
	10:08pm Aitch: tater tot not a thing here, but know of it because of Napoleon Dynamite, a family fave
	10:08pm Kat in Chicago: My pals at WLUW just did a 25 hour marathon for their 25th anniversary, but it was all prerecorded so that doesn't count. Their 20th was pre-Covid of course and they actually did 20 hours in the studio then
	10:09pm ultradamno: Remember when Torch kept that trip to the megachurch going for about this long?
	10:09pm Kat in Chicago: I didn't know tater tot casseroles were a thing
	10:09pm Rich in Washington: Wow. That's a stretch.
	10:10pm Rich in Washington: Yeah. Tater tots and cream of mushroom (or chicken) soup and lots of cheese. Disgustilicious!
	10:10pm Kat in Chicago: I did an hour guest mix for the 25 hour one and I used CutUpSound at the beginning so thanks Rich!
	10:10pm Krys O.: You're doing great! I once had a 6 hour marathon show when I had midnight to 3 am slot. Back then we weren't 24-hour and I had to shut down the transmitter, but at marathon time we stayed on 24 hours for a week. Six hours was excruciating and I was in my 20s then.
	10:10pm Pauly from Clifton: I've not heard any of these tunes on Twin Sproggs previously, but, damn! How great! Devil Nut Motherhole is my new favorite band.
	10:11pm Kat in Chicago: The 20 hour marathon was shared between 2 or 3 guys but it was mostly one of them and I hear he did grab a nap under the console at some point
	10:12pm Krys O.: I wouldn't begrudge anyone a catnap.
	10:13pm Kat in Chicago: I am in favor of hearing more God & Texas in future shows
	10:15pm Rich in Washington: 10-4, Kat!
	10:18pm Aitch: Got to see Severed Heads lots, they were local. Always a spin, visuals were always a huge chunk of the shows and as twisted as the sounds
	10:19pm Zipperhead7: I read an interview with Dawn Silva of Brides of Funkenstein, who claimed that George Clinton would hold marathon recording sessions and no one could leave. She said the proceedings were literally very funky
	10:20pm Kat in Chicago: That sounds plausible on all fronts
	10:21pm Rich in Washington: That's cool, Kat! I need to get in touch with Mr. CutUpSound. I haven't spoken to him in awhile.
	10:21pm Kat in Chicago: The guy putting together the marathon asked me if it was Negativland, haha. I did have a Wobbly track later in the mix
	10:23pm Kat in Chicago: speaking of which...
	10:24pm Rich in Washington: Jim 'CutUpSound' Larrance was a big Negativland fan, although was doing cutup stuff long before he learned about them. I tried connecting him with Don Joyce but the two were really tech challenged luddites so exchanging email addresses proved fruitless. I did send Don his stuff and it would appear sporadically on Over The Edge episodes.
	10:26pm coelacanth∅: in the 80s when this got played on wfmu i'd never heard of negativland and i thought the show host was creating it live in the studio!
	10:27pm Zipperhead7: "Mr. CutUpSound" is such a wonderful name. "Hey, buddy, that's Mr. CutUpSound to you!"
	10:28pm Feldy: I need to wrap my head around the Negativland catalog
	10:28pm Kat in Chicago: I admire all the people who literally did cut up sounds on tape. Digital collage is a lot easier. Hey Feldy!
	10:30pm Feldy: Hiya Kat!
	10:30pm Feldy: I have one of their records, but no idea how long they’ve been going
	10:31pm Rich in Washington: Since 1980.
	10:32pm Feldy: But I have so many other questions… like what kind of library do you need for weekly shows that are hours long
	10:32pm Rich in Washington: They're going to be doing live shows in California next month. SF, L.A., San Jose.
	10:32pm Androu B.: @Aitch - I met Mr. Ellard the one time offstage in a nightclub in New Brunswick (the city seat of Middlesex County, New Jersey, not the province in Canada) after a performance there. We chatted it up a bit. But for some reason, he ended our little meeting abruptly scoffing, probably because I gave him some sort of false impression about myself. But I couldn't figure out what he was sensing at that moment. Pleasant bloke all the same.
	10:33pm Rich in Washington: Hard to say, Feldy. I am an obsessive physical media, as well as digital music horder. Since I play lots of things at the same time, I feel justified in my hording.
	10:34pm Cp304: Hoard on
	10:34pm Feldy: I used to DJ a small club back in the late 90’s and I have all those CDs but it’s all pop/electronic
	10:35pm Feldy: 1980!? Holy shit
	10:36pm Androu B.: I had the "A Big 10-8 Place" CD in my possession once and ripped it to my hard drive before regrettably selling it off, along with the "Guns" CD.
	10:38pm Kat in Chicago: I move every few years and I jettison some portion of my physical media hoard every time I do. My digital is scattered over various drives and I swear I am actually going to organize all of it this winter
	10:38pm Feldy: Rich, what’s your KBOO show like? Similar?
	10:39pm Krys O.: I've amassed collections and lost them and amassed some things back. The story of my records/cassettes is generally sad, but I can't get depressed over it. There are other aspects of my life that do that just fine.
	10:39pm Rich in Washington: Yes but lately I'm sort of playing what I think a late night radio listener of KBOO might enjoy. It's still weird, but nothing really out there or outré. I don't know why. It's just the way my show on that station has evolved. I have NO idea who might be listening.
	10:39pm Feldy: Kat, the digital media, for being easier to manage, is also very time consuming I think
	10:40pm Rich in Washington: I've dumped records over the years and then got really sad that I did it. Now I'm a full on horder. My Coco's really understanding.
	10:40pm Zipperhead7: Steinski said he has everything backed up on several multi-terrabyte hard drives
	10:41pm Feldy: Do you guys have an idea how many people are streaming?
	10:41pm Kat in Chicago: Bless Coco. i've definitely bought records again that I got rid of.
	10:41pm Kat in Chicago: OMG WHAT IS THIS
	10:41pm Krys O.: Indeed, pre-Internet, the only way you knew someone listened to your show would be if they called or wrote to you. I had some folks who would call me regularly and others that were pen pals. I'm always floored when someone remembers my show from over 30 years ago.
	10:41pm Zipperhead7: Me too, Kat!
	10:42pm Rich in Washington: No, Feldy. I don't want to know. Been on a station where I could see the stats and it's kinda disheartening. Love chatting with y'all and like to think there are even more listening but not on chat.
	10:42pm Rich in Washington: I miss crazy callers.
	10:43pm Kat in Chicago: When we were in the studio we had that thing where you could see the streaming count too. I couldn't help looking at it. We had a lot of people listening to the over-air broadcast too though, still do.
	10:44pm Kat in Chicago: I don't miss they guy who demanded I play Chemical Brothers every week for a couple of months. Or the ex who called in. Other than that, I really liked my callers.
	10:46pm Krys O.: There was a woman who called all the DJs and she would yammer on an on. I'd have to cut her off and get back to my show. On the other hand, I had a fan who was a limo driver and he would call in between jobs when I was on the overnights.
	10:46pm coelacanth∅: i used to call wfmu in the middle of the night sometimes. Bethany, Stan, Tamar, ...Charlie Lewis? a few others
	10:47pm Krys O.: Tangentially speaking, I sometimes call my cat Harvey, International Harvester for the band.
	10:47pm Rich in Washington: My most loyal listeners were cabbies, workers at the Franz Bread bakery, crazy drunk people, inmates at a nearby prison.
	10:48pm coelacanth∅: i was always ready to ditch the call, just waiting for a sign. pretty sure i was never a burden.
	10:48pm ultradamno: OK, ready for the next five hours
	10:48pm Kat in Chicago: People in prison had access to call you?
	10:49pm Krys O.: I wouldn't imagine you were anything like that caller, coel. She was a rare animal.
	10:49pm ultradamno: Yeah, would you have to accept the call first?
	10:50pm Krys O.: My ex used to get mail from a woman in a mental institution. She demanded that he help her get released. We think she might have come across one of his cassette catalogs from the 80s.
	10:51pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, not sure why, but for a few weeks, most DJs were getting inundated with calls from the nearby prison. Like maybe a rash of smuggled phones. Most just wanted to hear certain songs.
	10:52pm Krys O.: I missed the first half hour, Rich, but it's been an amazing show. You've earned a scepter and a sash. Thanks!
	10:52pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Krys O!
	10:53pm Kat in Chicago: This has been a thoroughly entertaining five hours for sure!
	10:53pm ultradamno: A little late for Desperate Bicycles "Advice On Arrest" to do much good, did any band have a song with prison break instructions?
	10:53pm Androu B.: This is reminding me of a radio show that came on late nights where the host would encourage and invite witnesses to UFOs to call in and describe their accounts. I only came across it the one time while scanning the AM dial.
	10:54pm Feldy: I know I’ve mentioned this before, but Cratedigger’s Lung is the best show name. Love the show.
	10:54pm Zipperhead7: Wait til you see that your first book is #7,782,592, your second is #5,601,959 and your third is #8,478,847 in Amazon Best Sellers Rank
	10:56pm Rich in Washington: Thanks Feldy! The affliction's real!
	10:57pm Aitch: Thanks for show Rich, a big effort! Most enjoyable
	10:58pm ultradamno: I don't know if you could have those kind of call-in shows anymore without them becoming Qanon vehicles.
	10:58pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for listening, Aitch! Thanks everyone!
	10:59pm Zipperhead7: You did it Rich! Nice collage ending
	10:59pm Kat in Chicago: Cheers, Rich! Well radioed.
	11:01pm Androu B.: This has been a well-spent 5 hours! Thanks for staying through the long haul, Rich!
	11:01pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Rich!
	11:03pm Feldy: Dig the show, Rich. Thank you!
	11:03pm WR: Thank you ! Rich!
	11:04pm Cp304: Good listening rich
	11:04pm Feldy: C you l8r bi bi
	11:04pm Kat in Chicago: Oh, THERE'S your Soundcloud. Following.
	11:05pm Androu B.: Till next time, Scottso & Aitch! BJ
	11:06pm Rich in Washington: Thanks everybody! MWAAAAH!!!!
	11:31pm WR: Nice, all 5 hours made it to the archive. Again, thank you.

Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from August 19, 2022

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