WFMU: Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl: Playlist from January 31, 2023

Listener comments!
	3:03pm ultradamno: CC! Blastards!
	3:03pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all.
	3:03pm prof.fuzz: blast off!
	3:04pm Barney Grubbs: I thought that's who it was but now I know that shazam knows who Albert Ayler is too. weird ghosts in machines stuff.
	3:05pm Crosby in KC: Hello, Creamo! Love walking into Ayler's funhouse!
	3:05pm Handy Haversack: Creamo! Blasters!
	3:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Truth Is Marching In + Our Prayer" by "Albert Ayl... Ayler an early fave of Mr. Tom Verlaine.
	3:06pm Crosby in KC: or madhouse, depending on your perspective, I suppose.
	3:07pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: CREAMO! BLASTARDS! Creamo, pleasure meeting you at the Creek & Kills show!
	3:07pm lou in CHI: Greetings CC and blasteria
	3:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Barney Grubbs @3:04 "Coltrane was The Father, Pharoah was The Son, and I was...The Holy Ghost." - Ayler
	3:08pm ultradamno: I believe Lisa Loring and Cindy Williams were more Sun Ra fans
	3:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Creamo and spinsters!
	3:09pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: ↳ Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜 @3:07 4-season Black Leather Jackets for Life!
	3:09pm ultradamno: I love that Twilight Zone episode
	3:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ ultradamno @3:08 ...Wednesday ...kind of a Mingus head back then ? Hm... Shirley was straight up Miles & no nonsense I reckon...
	3:11pm Marie: Hey Creamo, hey everybody! I associate some of these horn sounds with depictions of royal processions in the movies
	3:11pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): hi all!
	3:12pm Barney Grubbs: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @3:07 such an amazing and bombastic (and likely correct) quote
	3:12pm Creamo Coyl: Hey y'all Thx fer lisisisnssssnenei2 o2`
	3:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Barney Grubbs @3:12 ...well - they call it Spiritual Jazz these days I have heard...
	3:15pm ultradamno: That's why the bebop guys were calling for exorcists
	3:17pm rsj: this is great, reminds me of this installation peice; More Sweetly Play The Dance - William Kentridge
	3:17pm Crosby in KC: ↳ ultradamno @3:08 Oh, hell! I just saw that Lisa Loring died
	3:21pm TDK60: Hi, DJ Creamo C.
	3:23pm ultradamno: Yep, stroke got her...twitter.com...
	3:25pm Andrew Waterloo: ezz-thetics.bandcamp.com
	3:25pm TomDash: ...I was wondering if this was gonna lead to a Tom Verlaine tribute - first thing that came to mind!
	3:29pm TDK60: I didn't like Marquee Moon at first. A roommate had the LP. It took me a while to come around.
	3:29pm Karl Ward: This is going to be awesome
	3:30pm TomDash: love that memory CC...I had a similar feeling with Wire's 154 after first hearing Pink Flag - took me forever to get it...
	3:30pm ultradamno: MM I liked right off, but the anecdote sounds like my experiences with Can (first hearing Future Days) and Roxy (first hearing Siren)
	3:31pm morphe': TV Redux = sent before but worthwhile: Tom Verlaine TV Television TV ??? below In depth obit worth reading... https://www.theguardian.com/music/2023/jan/29/tom-verlaine-obituary https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2023/jan/28/tom-verlaine-a-life-in-pictures
	3:31pm nathan: funny, I think Marquee Moon and Pink Flag were my high school gateway into "weird" music. Neither really fit my idea of what "punk" should be, but they were odd and hypnotic and really hooked me
	3:31pm Marie: the guitar here really is so great
	3:32pm TomDash: ↳ Marie @3:31 yeah - amazing version and it just started!!!
	3:32pm Marie: ↳ TomDash @3:32 yeah, right!
	3:35pm JetBoy of Astoria: Hi all! Amazing version of little Johnny jewel.
	3:36pm Andrew Waterloo: Television is one of those bands everybody knows where they need to be but they're not worried if everybody in audience does.
	3:36pm Andrew Klimeyk: Excellent version: "I want my little winghead"
	3:36pm Karl Ward: "Little Johnny Jewel" is to Television as "The Ballad of Johnny Burma" is to Mission of Burma
	3:36pm ultradamno: ↳ nathan @3:31 Pink Flag seemed more like a punk record at the time, of course I first heard them on that Roxy comp...context. Ubu was what really paved the way for weirdness for me above all others.
	3:36pm Creamo Coyl: Consider this a clinic in how to strangle a guitar, artfully.
	3:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Patti Smith writes of window shopping with him for Gittars they couldn't afford. It drives one mad but so goes the World.
	3:37pm Marie: ↳ Creamo Coyl @3:36 well said
	3:38pm Creamo Coyl: Karl, I would consider the entire 'Forget' release MOB's version. That stuff is so fucking good and still somewhat underappreciated. Find me a heavier song than "Eyes Of Men." Fucking hell, "Forget," what a tune! Anyway, back to the TV.....
	3:38pm TDK60: ↳ TDK60 @3:29 I like the playing on Moon I just thought the sound was too trebly or thin. Soon after, it helped to hear a bootleg of Days on The Mountain.
	3:38pm Andrew Klimeyk: "Little Johnny Jewel" was one of the songs that Scarcity Of Tanks did in our first practice with Wascovich, Flynn, Pickering, and Klimeyk...
	3:39pm Karl Ward: I loved Tom Verlaine's quote about how he played Jazzmasters because they were so cheap, until Elvis Costello posed with them in too many pictures
	3:39pm Alvy Singer: Saw Television and Patti Smith at Roseland Ballroom in 2004.
	3:39pm Creamo Coyl: ^I'd like to hear that! I never stopped listening to Maruee Moon and then when I was probably 18, I was like "This rules." Guess I had to be of legal age.
	3:40pm TomDash: jesus, this version!
	3:40pm Marie: I'm glued to my seat--want to take a walk but waiting
	3:40pm Creamo Coyl: Saw TV in 2001 in LA, OG line-up. Killer. "MM" was def on some other shit, beautiful stuff.
	3:40pm joe mulligan: ↳ TomDash @3:40 hell yeah
	3:40pm Karl Ward: Here it is: “They’re really problematic tuning-wise, but they were the cheapest guitars in the 70s, so I’m used to them! They were $95 because no one wanted them,” he said in the 1980s. He only got his first Jazzmaster when he moved from Delaware to New York, and lived through the supposed ‘surf guitar’s newfound popularity that he part-started. “Now they’re up to $400, probably because Elvis Costello had his picture taken with ’em so many times.” guitar.com...
	3:41pm terminalhipness: YES!
	3:41pm Marie: I have a friend who is a guitarist and he loves some of the Sears Roebuck guitars
	3:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Karl Ward @3:39 Was just wondering if the whole Alt obsession with Fenders That Are Not Strats might have started right here.
	3:43pm common: rock
	3:43pm Andrew Klimeyk: I didn't see their gigs with Rocket from the Tombs (too young), but did see them open for Peter Gabriel...
	3:44pm ultradamno: I assume the same thing happened to Mustangs once Norah Jones started using them
	3:46pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): ↳ Song: "Breakin' In My Heart" by "Television" I love this so much. Indeed, sweet, bitter, loving, heartbreaking.
	3:46pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): ↳ ultradamno @3:44 Snorah Jones
	3:47pm DouglasInDallas: When the Warhol Museum brought Television to Carnegie Music Hall there was no Facebook Event page so I made one myself to invite my friends to make the pilgrimage to Pittsburght. For some reason it became the de facto event page and ultimately Facebook sent me a warning that I can't invite over 750 people to a place I don't administer?! And I was, like, Facebook is letting people invite 750 people to strangers' places already? LOL
	3:48pm Andrew Waterloo: I've always felt Strats were just to damned clean and proper
	3:48pm TomDash: ↳ Andrew Klimeyk @3:43 Dereck Higgins recalled online seeing them for first time on the Peter Gabriel tour too...he said Tom and Richard held their own compared to Fripp...
	3:48pm ultradamno: See, that's how I feel about Telecasters, I like a nice strat...
	3:50pm Creamo Coyl: Strats and Teles are nice and all but y'know what's better? A P-bass.
	3:50pm ultradamno: (I mean, once Hendrix gets you upside down, how proper can you be?)
	3:51pm Andrew Waterloo: Dick Dale left hand but strung upside down
	3:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Andrew Waterloo @3:48 Strats have the three pickups - & then the inbetween settings everybody did so they made it standard. That is - they are versatile. Which is surely why a Hendrix adored them. With Fender Strats & Teles - there is the thing of too much Treble especially with - the Treble pickup. Tho that let's you pierce. I worship Strats but one tries to not to sound like a Surf Gittarist with too small an amp all the time. LesPauls have a rich beautiful one ...but kinda just the one.
	3:52pm Karl Ward: ↳ Song: "Breakin' In My Heart" by "Television" Apparently I'm all Television quotes today, but this bootleg reminds me of the Richard Lloyd quote that when he and Verlaine played together they were one guitar
	3:52pm Niall: ↳ Song: "Breakin' In My Heart" by "Television" Am I alone on hearing the Elton John’s “Philadelphia Freedom” in this?
	3:52pm Andrew Klimeyk: Peter Laughner also championed DuoSonics. I bought my 1964 Jazzmaster in 1978. They were pretty available then; Peter I think had one, and Tim Wright had one and Marianne did too...
	3:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ ultradamno @3:50 Upside-down means the strings are aligned differently with the pickups, dif string tension & a mess of things. Then Jimi would rewind his pickups by hand - no more an Off The Shelf player than a dresser, one might say.
	3:53pm Niall: Not that either pinched from the other; I just can’t get the Elton song out of my head, now.
	3:54pm doctorjazz: Great set! So sad...
	3:55pm ultradamno: More people should be playing sparkly Gretsch's anyway
	3:57pm Andrew Klimeyk: Richard Williams on recording Television's demo with Brian Eno: https://thebluemoment.com/2013/04/05/double-exposure/
	3:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Jimi & DickDale both LeftHanded but kind of opposite each other: Jimi played an upsidedown Righty strung for a Lefty, Dale a Lefty with the strings actually upsidedown. Dale also of course used real thick strings & played with that real fast hard picking style.
	3:58pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Hi everyone. I once flew to London to catch these guys live at the Roundhouse. After the dirt cheap plane tickets and not so cheap gig ticket I was on a travel budget of £7 cash and some euros on my bank account, no travel insurance, no place to sleep except the cold airport floor. But it just was worth it, I mean it was TELEVISION after all, even if Richard Lloyd was not there anymore. Loved the gig, the second of three I saw.
	3:59pm Barefoot Jimmy G: A "sudden ending" indeed.
	4:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Andrew Klimeyk @3:57 Thx
	4:00pm ultradamno: I wanted to post the solo music video he did that was MTV all the time years ago (Five Miles Of You, I think), but doesn't seem to be online anywhere.
	4:01pm Andrew Klimeyk: Sorry, you didn't see the original line-up if Richard Hell wasn't playing...
	4:01pm doctorjazz: I also saw Television, back in the day, original line up (1980s, around Marquee Moon), and just before the pandemic the newer line up at the Solid Sounds Festival, another great show.
	4:03pm Karl Ward: Brainiac article: www.nytimes.com...
	4:04pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Television had a lot of great new/unreleased tunes in their live set around 2002 to 2006, unfortunately I think it is very unlikely for them to be properly released (the 2007 session Television did with Jimmy Rip may have been left incomplete...)
	4:04pm Creamo Coyl: @Andrew True!
	4:05pm Creamo Coyl: I think Jimmy Rip was the guy who stepped in for Lloyd at that Central Park show.
	4:05pm Jeff Golick: Thanks for playing this. Only recently came to know Brainiac via the documentary on them. (Which is on Tubi, I think?)
	4:05pm ultradamno: ↳ ultradamno @4:00 Anyway, I posted this live Foxhole on BBC instead twitter.com...
	4:05pm Niall: Always delighted to hear Brainiac.
	4:06pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: ↳ Creamo Coyl @4:05 and stayed in the lineup after that.
	4:07pm DouglasInDallas: Wow hadn't thought of Brainiac in a bit. Booked several of their shows and others on Grass Records back in the day.... Great shows and guys...
	4:07pm Niall: ↳ Karl Ward @4:03 Guardian too, it seems! www.theguardian.com...
	4:08pm Creamo Coyl: @Douglas Mousetrap(?)!
	4:08pm Karl Ward: ↳ Photocopy Cha Cha 2000 @4:06 Jimmy Rip was in the lineup when I saw them in 2018. Phenomenal guitarist. Of course I wanted to see Lloyd but Rip was fantastic.
	4:08pm Handy Haversack: OK, I was on a call with an old friend, but the Television was appreciated throughout! And some Brainiac!
	4:09pm John L: Re: Television Central Park show. Verlaine said that their "regular guitarist" was in the hospital.I've heard a few Richard Lloyd stories from friends who knew him, and not all were flattering. The Central park show was still great without him, though Summerstage had a strict curfew and someone kept signaling for the band to cut Marquee Moon short; they ignored him and finished it.
	4:09pm doctorjazz: ↳ Creamo Coyl @4:05 I thick he was in the Solid Sounds version I saw as well.
	4:10pm northguineahills: yeah, it's been almost two decades since i gave brainiac a proper listen....
	4:10pm Creamo Coyl: Oh right, that's what it was. My bad, but I feel like it was "hospital," but who knows. yeah, still good tho for sure.
	4:11pm SeaCreature: Jimmy rip played with Tom and Fred on the 82 tour, which included a bunch of television songs.we knew him from Kid Creole’s stellar live band.
	4:11pm ultradamno: I90 serving Protomartyr!
	4:12pm ultradamno: ↳ Song: "Magdalene" by "Italia 90" The whole album is so good
	4:12pm dday: With guitars..it's all about your abilities, your signal path & what feels good in your hands.. In 1965 Fender sold to CBS..& things went from being very hands on to mass produced. Quality suffered. Same for Gibson. I've played Fenders, Gibsons, Jerry Jones', Danelectros Kays, National Electrics, Supros, No Names,you name it. I have small hands & moderate technical ability, so for me , it's something light with a small neck radius. The rest can be attained via your signal path. Are you a guitar>Cord>amp (notice I didn't say wireless transmitter, hate those f'n things) person or do you have a pedal board the size of NASA mission control,or maybe a software amp modeler. Today..almost anything's possible & a lot of what the argument's about is "status" I recently sold a single p/u 1976 Fender MusicMaster short scale (a D rated student guitar) for near $1K. I swapped the original soft jazz sounding p/u with a Seymour Duncan Cool rails stripped it & did a quality re-paint & it sounded & played great.. It's all preference
	4:12pm DouglasInDallas: ↳ Creamo Coyl @4:08 Mousetrap, Wrens, Godplow, Edsel, and of course Baboon, Toadies, and Slowpoke from Texas...
	4:12pm c0NZ: Seeing Braniac here in Glasgow a week on Monday. Not sure how it'll be without Tim but Schmersal is pretty nuts so I'm sure it'll be a performance. Saw them a few times supporting GvsB, The Amps and Beck. Audience was either on-edge or just plain hostile. It worked.
	4:14pm Creamo Coyl: Oh shit, Baboon. Nice. I bought some cheap Grass CD comp when I was getting into indie rock. That's where I first heard Brainiac.
	4:16pm John L: In 2016 Television played in Kingston, NY, and that was a great show. I got to see Verlaine solo a couple of times; I loove his solo stuff, too. The last time I saw Verlaine was July 19, 2019; he was on line behind me at The Strand. Of course I thought about saying something, but I never do that, though I did make eye contact and nod. I only remember the date because I saw the Mekons that night.
	4:16pm mndave: Enon opening for the Dismemberment Plan god, 20 years ago (?) led me to Brainiac. Hissing Prigs took up a quarter of my 128MB MP3 player storage on my walks to class.
	4:17pm dday: ↳ John L @4:16 BSK? I missed that show
	4:17pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: ↳ Karl Ward @4:08 same here, I saw Jimmy Rip version of Television twice, 2013 and 2014, loved it. I also loved the 2005 London show where Richard Lloyd was still there, but that show resembled My Bloody Valentine (!) in that the vocals were close to inaudible. The show they did the next day (both in London, June 2005, Patti Smith's Meltdown) was rather different in that respect, sadly I wasn't there for the second show but heard it from audience recordings only. It just goes to show that there was this degree of unpredictability with Television (like that aforementioned Central Park incident).
	4:17pm Creamo Coyl: Got shitfaced with Schmersal years ago in Brooklyn. Good time. Saw one of the first Enon shows in '98 in Cinci when the guys from Skeleton Key were the band. He was rapping. It was pretty sick.
	4:18pm morphe': Must away ... will become a repeat archivista ... Thanks CC and all .. ps.. Wednesday the 1st !!!! https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2023/jan/30/lisa-loring-the-original-wednesday-addams-dies-at-age-64
	4:19pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Song: "It's All Beginning To Change + Cottage Industry" ... Gotta grab this one.
	4:19pm Jeff Golick: ↳ John L @4:16 Was at that Mekons show, too! No Verlaine sightings to report, tho.
	4:21pm John L: ↳ dday @4:17 BSP, yeah. I used to go there a lot. When I had a record store I used to sponsor Jonathan Toubin dance parties there; it was such a great space.
	4:22pm DouglasInDallas: ↳ Creamo Coyl @4:14 Yeah man, I was in another band with Andrew the lead of Baboon (and David Hanson the famous robot guy now) called "Epileptic Neurosurgeons" LOL Andrew told me he'd go through 6 trombones a year sometimes LOL
	4:24pm dday: ↳ John L @4:21 Sorry BSP..don't know why I get that last letter screwed up everytime I think of the place. Cool room. I saw John Ashton with his band Satellite Paradiso there in 2014 (bar side). My friend Fred Schreck of The Ancients NYC is their vocalist. Warm up gigs for some openings for The Psych Furs showss in the NYC area
	4:25pm dday: ↳ John L @4:21 What was the name of your record store & where was it?
	4:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ dday @4:12 Yeah most if not all of that.
	4:27pm Creamo Coyl: @Douglas Hell yeah. What's famous robot guy? Like, Voltron?
	4:28pm ami ad: Got to see Enon in Prague, 2004, had some beers together after the show, bought some grass at that bar too. fun.
	4:28pm Crosby in KC: Great show today, Creamo! I'll catch the rest in the archives. Thanks!
	4:28pm Creamo Coyl: Grass?? I don't believe that. You're allergic.
	4:29pm Handy Haversack: Gotta run out for some animal feed. Back ASAP. Unless they impatient and eat us.
	4:29pm ami ad: ↳ Creamo Coyl @4:28 I was younger and stupider back then...
	4:30pm Creamo Coyl: hahaha(sh)
	4:33pm ami ad: Yea, got a gram of hash on the street back then, dude sold me a chunk of rubber, but the grass from the bar was fine.
	4:33pm Creamo Coyl: LOL
	4:36pm northguineahills: ↳ Handy Haversack @4:29 handy is now cat fud....
	4:38pm JW MCCORMACK: Hey Creamo, nice to meet you at KGB the other night. I liked your found poems.
	4:38pm Andres: All this and a poetry slam. I like it.
	4:39pm The Butterman: Butt Health
	4:40pm ultradamno: It's not about the size of the strings, it's how you pluck them...
	4:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah ...not the Too Trebly problem with a Fender Bass. This is true.
	4:40pm Creamo Coyl: @JW U2! Ha, Maggie Este lookout...
	4:40pm Andrew Waterloo: I do prefer bass
	4:41pm Andrew Waterloo: always partial to my crappy old Yamaha fretless
	4:41pm ultradamno: No such thing as too trebly for telecasterist d boon
	4:41pm dday: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @4:26 That's why I say "it's all preference" No real right or wrong only what appeals to the player. What I say can be debated till one's blue, but in the end..it's all what suits the player. I've watched Eddie Kirkland (late blues great) play a Decca hollow body electric guitar with p/u's duct taped in their mounts with sound that would blow peoples minds & I've seen guys with multi thousand dollar guitars that had tone that sucked. I sold a 1965 National Res-O-Glass Electric a few years back that I found in the trash. I cleaned it up, checked it out, replaced the little plastic top hat selector switch cover & sold it for $3500.00 . It's like real estate. Market price. I offered that guitar to Jack White (he likes those Airline/Eastwood & National's) through his management company first. They passed. When I was selling mine Ric Nielsen had one, signed, up for sale at the same time, same site. Mine sold first :)
	4:41pm Creamo Coyl: I'm playing these Gut Health tracks to drive home the glory of the bass.
	4:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love playing Bass ! One note is like a chord. I play too much like a Gittarist tho of course. & it's true - Bass is much more of the Rawk sound than everybody thinks.
	4:42pm Aitch: ↳ Creamo Coyl @4:41 Also a bass-fan.
	4:43pm John L: ↳ dday @4:25 Jack's Rhythms. It was on Main Street in New Paltz. I owned it from 2009 to early 2021. It opened in 1990 and was started by the late, great Jack Goldberg. The pandemic hit a lot of local businesses and I just couldn't keep it going.
	4:43pm ami ad: it's all about the bass
	4:44pm ultradamno: All about the shrieking treble...but fuck midrange!
	4:45pm dday: ↳ John L @4:43 I used to hit New Paltz in the late 70's. The bars on Main Street or we'd head out to Speakers out on 32 (?) then over to Rosendale & Uncle Willy's Astoria Hotel & The Stourbridge Lion, then home to Port Jervis. Really fun times
	4:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Course Bass is a really interring place twixt the Rhythm Section & the Harmonic aspect of the Musics. The simplest position in a band in one way & completely not in another. & then - everybody is playing Rhythm - also true...
	4:46pm Aitch: Saw Ty Segall last week. Bass player is guitar player in his own band Fuzz. He was going nuts on the bass with Ty.
	4:46pm dday: ↳ John L @4:43 Sorry about the store. I have a good friend DJ Jerry Balderson (homegrownradionj.com) that still runs his place Sound effects Records in Hackettstown,NJ. It's tough sledding for sure
	4:47pm dday: As friend Harvey Brooks says.."it all starts with the bottom"
	4:48pm ultradamno: My problem with Ty Segall is my first thought when presented with the name is always that he's the star of Modern Family
	4:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Waiting for the backlash & people EQing for Midrange...
	4:52pm lieutenant lambrusco: This Revlone making my day Creamo - thanks
	4:52pm ultradamno: Never mind all these dead people, pouring one out for Cha Cha Heels!
	4:53pm dday: ↳ ultradamno @4:52 Jeez..did someone else die ?
	4:54pm northguineahills: ↳ ultradamno @4:52 wait, what. I got to their show after lights out (comments board still running) sunnite and missed the announcement...
	4:54pm ultradamno: ↳ dday @4:53 Bigger than a person, a show wfmu.org...
	4:55pm dday: ↳ ultradamno @4:54 the show is dead?
	4:55pm ultradamno: ↳ northguineahills @4:54 Yeah, the chachapocalypse is real
	4:56pm ultradamno: ↳ dday @4:55 I think there's a closer to come. But, yeah.
	4:56pm northguineahills: ↳ ultradamno @4:55 nnnooooooooooooooeeeeeeeeeeeeeessssssssssssssssssss!!!!!!!!!
	4:58pm dday: ↳ ultradamno @4:56 Bummer> I can't say I ever listened to it..I don't do the streams here, connections always dropping out
	4:58pm Marie: Hey, working, lurking, really enjoying the show. I lOvE the bass
	4:59pm ultradamno: Well, everything is a stream from here really, so.
	5:00pm Dave R: I hear an homage to Detention!!!
	5:00pm ultradamno: ↳ ultradamno @4:59 It was really choppy for a couple of days though...
	5:01pm Creamo Coyl: @DaveR Glad someone was paying attention!
	5:01pm Andres: Don’t stop Stop. Great stuff.
	5:03pm Franco Twinkie: Monotasking? I was listening to Tom Verlaine as guest DJ on Gaylord fields show on 1/8/2006. Utterly amazing. Whatever preconceived notions you had about Tom, put them on pause. Listen in the archive and be amazed.
	5:03pm Noel: I’m lighting the bong and hitting it at the same time; does that count?
	5:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: What is this tasking people speak of.
	5:05pm ultradamno: I got so many plates spinning here at once that Sabre Dance should be playing
	5:08pm Picante Mint: ↳ Song: "Rubber Stacks + From Inside the House" by "Equipm... Just got this in the mail a few days ago. Theyre fantastic.
	5:08pm Creamo Coyl: @Noel Yes, that is getting close to omni-tasking. Be careful. you could rip open the fabric of the UNIverse.
	5:10pm Cate Marvin: this is freaking amazing Your whole show is amazing
	5:10pm ami ad: listenighingfg, drinking, smoking, surfing the web and commenting here, almost triple double tasking.
	5:12pm chresti: Hi Creamo and blastards!
	5:13pm Noel: Indeed. You gotta watch that UNIverse fabric.
	5:13pm Marie: I wonder if there is a world record for most activities being performed at the same time. That might be a cool or awful performance art piece
	5:14pm Creamo Coyl: It snags easily.
	5:14pm chresti: I'm non-o-tasking
	5:14pm Marie: ↳ Marie @5:13 Oh wait, don't they do that in the circus?
	5:14pm Niall: ↳ Song: "Rubber Stacks + From Inside the House" by "Equipm... I like Equipment Pointed Ankh. Decent hipsters from Louisville, talent to back it up.
	5:19pm Creamo Coyl: Got the word that I can flaunt my shit in the comments, so at a later date, shove this in your earhole: cyanidetooth.bandcamp.com...
	5:20pm ultradamno: In time for the return of BC Friday...that and the other recent one in my basket
	5:20pm ami ad: eat almonds
	5:23pm chresti: Flaunt it!
	5:25pm chresti: ↳ ultradamno @5:20 BC Friday coming up? Sweet.
	5:25pm Creamo Coyl: Don't twist my arm. Dig this tape that came out this past summer: steepgloss.bandcamp.com...
	5:26pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Creamo Coyl @5:19 flaunt it! flaunt it! flaunt it!
	5:27pm ultradamno: ↳ chresti @5:25 2 Days 9 Hours 33 min isitbandcampfriday.com
	5:28pm Creamo Coyl: One more. New thing: roguechromosome.bandcamp.com...
	5:28pm Doug in MP: ↳ ultradamno @5:27 Thank you very much
	5:29pm ultradamno: ↳ Creamo Coyl @5:28 Say, that Daniel Blumin character played that at the last minute last night....
	5:30pm Creamo Coyl: When is Interpol gonna catch up with that dastardly fellow!?!?!? and I'm not talking the musical group from ennwhysee...
	5:35pm ami ad: maybe the FSB
	5:35pm Creamo Coyl: NKVD
	5:37pm Marie: ↳ Creamo Coyl @5:19 Hey, thanks for sharing @)
	5:38pm ami ad: SBU
	5:38pm Marie: I what is happening here right now
	5:39pm Marie: I what? I like. Me likey
	5:40pm chresti: Love this!
	5:45pm spodiodi: that movie sucked
	5:46pm paddy in matawan: stunk
	5:46pm spodiodi: didn't even last 15
	5:46pm ultradamno: I was out of the room for a second, are we bashing Baz Luhrman....because I'm always down for that
	5:46pm ami ad: it's hard to fall out of a basement window ...
	5:47pm Creamo Coyl: We should get people to ask Bucci about the Elvis movie......and how it relates to Tar.
	5:52pm Marie: I'm going to have to watch that. DJ Olivia loved it.
	5:53pm paddy in matawan: halp me am skeerd
	5:53pm Creamo Coyl: I mean it's just a nonstop over the top music video. It's got a sort of appeal but ultimately it's pretty fuckin dumb.
	5:54pm ami ad: The Tin Drum, that's a movie.(also a great book)
	5:54pm paddy in matawan: I wanted to get behind it so badly. I watched it and paid attention the whole time. Why can't we have a good Elvis movie!?!?
	5:54pm Creamo Coyl: It's hard to say: "Good job with that $80 million" or however they spend on these stupid things.
	5:55pm Creamo Coyl: I don't wanna hear about Elvis or Marilyn no more. Fucking put it to rest.
	5:55pm John L: I can't stand Baz Luhrman, but I heard a good chunk of the film concerned the Elvis 68 comeback special. I somehow made it through the whole thing; with a little fast forwarding. The John Carpenter Elvis film was better, though I haven't seen it in years.
	5:56pm Marie: ↳ Creamo Coyl @5:53 Oh, ok, I'll keep that in mind as I watch it. @) A truly kind of tragic comedy would be an interesting treatment
	5:56pm Creamo Coyl: It's like no one else except for maybe JFK was alive for the entire 20th century. Oh, and Hitler and Charles Manson. That's it.
	5:56pm spodiodi: thanks, Creamo!
	5:56pm ultradamno: Baz Luhrman is Zack Snyder for non-bros
	5:57pm Marie: He's like the Jesus of America, Elvis is
	5:57pm Marie: crucified by capitalism
	5:57pm ami ad: Thank you, DJ. Crew. i was alive in the 20th century.
	5:57pm Creamo Coyl: Not as good of abs tho. Decent hips.
	5:58pm paddy in matawan: racquetball court had a bad ass stereo and bar. Thats the way I wanna go.
	5:58pm Marie: Pretty good pecs?
	5:58pm ultradamno: There are two good Elvis movies...King Creole and Change Of Habit
	5:58pm listener 126464: Thanks Creamo Coyl!
	5:59pm ami ad: ↳ Creamo Coyl @5:56 they all sucked
	5:59pm John L: Soemone should make a movie about the great actor/producer Norman LLoyd. He worked with Orson Welles, Hitchcock and Howie mandel,and lived to be 106.
	5:59pm paddy in matawan: tanks damno, coyle!
	5:59pm ultradamno: I haven't watched the Netflix Marilyn thing, the NC17 flap was in such bad faith it kind of bugged me
	6:00pm Marie: He was sexy and beautiful. Those eyes. Tom Waits has a song that mentions "wounded eyes"--Elvis had wounded or dreamy eyes
	6:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ CC ~
	6:00pm Marie: Thanks, Creamo!
	3:56am DouglasInDallas: ↳ Creamo Coyl @4:27 he made the Albert Einstein and Sophia robots you see on Nova and David Byrne asked him to make one of him for a show in Spain. Not sure if that ever came to fruition...

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January 31, 2023: Little Johnny Prove It

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Albert Ayler Quintet	Truth Is Marching In + Our Prayer	At Slugs' Saloon 1966 Revisited	ezz-thetics/Hat Hut	2022	CD			0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Television	Little Johnny Jewel "Little Johnny Jewel" by "Television"	Live in Portland 1978	self-released	1978	Cassette	RIP Tom Verlaine		0:29:38 (Pop-up)
Television	Breakin' In My Heart "Breakin' In My Heart" by "Television"	Kingdom Come	Doom & Gloom	2022	MP3	fanmade collection		0:41:51 (Pop-up)
Television	Prove It "Prove It" by "Television"	Summer 1975	self-released	1975	Cassette			0:53:17 (Pop-up)

Brainiac	Kiss Of The Dog + The Game + Didn't Feel + Pyramid Theme	The Predator Nominate EP	Touch And Go	2023	12"	'90s material	*	1:04:18 (Pop-up)
Italia 90	Magdalene "Magdalene" by "Italia 90"	Living Human Treasure	Brace Yourself	2023	LP		*	1:10:26 (Pop-up)
Black Button	Born Unable + Great Closing Sleep	Rejoice	self-released	2023	Cassette		*	1:14:08 (Pop-up)
Girls In Synthesis	It's All Beginning To Change + Cottage Industry	The Rest Is Distraction	Own It	2022	CD		*	1:18:05 (Pop-up)
The Drin	Five And Dime Conjurers + Eyes Only For Space	Today My Friend You Drunk The Venom	Feel It	2023	LP		*	1:26:02 (Pop-up)

Gut Health	Lethargic + Barbarella	Electric Party Chrome Girl EP	Marthouse	2022	7"		*	1:39:25 (Pop-up)
Hot Chicks	Ariel "Ariel" by "Hot Chicks"	Legalize It	Flennen/Urticaria	2022	Cassette		*	1:43:47 (Pop-up)
Imperial Leather	Lewis Lee "Lewis Lee" by "Imperial Leather"	S/T EP	Rack Off	2022	7"		*	1:46:22 (Pop-up)
The Revelons	The Way You (Touch My Hand)	1977-1982	HoZac	2022	LP	collection	*	1:48:52 (Pop-up)
Strange Attractor	Nature Man + Good Boy Bad Boy	Good Boy Bad Boy	Celluloid Lunch	2023	LP		*	1:52:17 (Pop-up)
The Stools	Fascist Cupid "Fascist Cupid" by "The Stools"	Watch It Die	Drunken Sailor	2022	LP	split w/ Toeheads	*	1:54:36 (Pop-up)
Toeheads	Painkiller "Painkiller" by "Toeheads"	Watch It Die	Drunken Sailor	2022	LP	split w/ The Stools	*	1:55:47 (Pop-up)
Rotary Club	American Tower "American Tower" by "Rotary Club"	7"	Iron Lung	2023	7"		*	1:57:14 (Pop-up)
Gaffer	Stop "Stop" by "Gaffer"	Dead End Beat	Helta Skelta	2023	LP		*	1:58:55 (Pop-up)

Equipment Pointed Ankh	Rubber Stacks + From Inside the House	From Inside the House	Bruit Direct Disques	2023	LP		*	2:07:26 (Pop-up)
Organs Obsolete	The Breath Before	Sympathetic Ear 1	Bandcamp	2022	MP3		*	2:17:29 (Pop-up)
Tachycardie	Parties sud puis nord	Autonomie Minérale	Un Je-Ne-Sais-Quoi	2023	LP		*	2:21:44 (Pop-up)
Aaron Dilloway & A.M.U.R.T.A.R.I.T.I.	Cut 14	One Night At Flux Box	Hanson	2023	MP3	benefit release	*	2:28:46 (Pop-up)
Organs Obsolete	A Shred "A Shred" by "Organs Obsolete"	Sympathetic Ear 2	Bandcamp	2022	MP3		*	2:34:55 (Pop-up)

Werner Durand	Settling The Score With E.P.	Elvis	Penultimate Press	2023	MP3	benefit compilation	*	2:46:03 (Pop-up)
King Ink	Adam And Evil "Adam And Evil" by "King Ink"	Elvis	Penultimate Press	2023	MP3		*	2:48:31 (Pop-up)
CIA Debutante	I Wassaling Around "I Wassaling Around" by "CIA Debutante"	Elvis	Penultimate Press	2023	MP3		*	2:52:45 (Pop-up)
Tim Goss	Goosing The King "Goosing The King" by "Tim Goss"	Elvis	Penultimate Press	2023	MP3		*	2:56:36 (Pop-up)
T.V.S.T.	Aweful Staedele "Aweful Staedele" by "T.V.S.T."	Elvis	Penultimate Press	2023	MP3		*	2:58:48 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:03pm ultradamno: CC! Blastards!
	3:03pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all.
	3:03pm prof.fuzz: blast off!
	3:04pm Barney Grubbs: I thought that's who it was but now I know that shazam knows who Albert Ayler is too. weird ghosts in machines stuff.
	3:05pm Crosby in KC: Hello, Creamo! Love walking into Ayler's funhouse!
	3:05pm Handy Haversack: Creamo! Blasters!
	3:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Truth Is Marching In + Our Prayer" by "Albert Ayl... Ayler an early fave of Mr. Tom Verlaine.
	3:06pm Crosby in KC: or madhouse, depending on your perspective, I suppose.
	3:07pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: CREAMO! BLASTARDS! Creamo, pleasure meeting you at the Creek & Kills show!
	3:07pm lou in CHI: Greetings CC and blasteria
	3:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Barney Grubbs @3:04 "Coltrane was The Father, Pharoah was The Son, and I was...The Holy Ghost." - Ayler
	3:08pm ultradamno: I believe Lisa Loring and Cindy Williams were more Sun Ra fans
	3:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Creamo and spinsters!
	3:09pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: ↳ Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜 @3:07 4-season Black Leather Jackets for Life!
	3:09pm ultradamno: I love that Twilight Zone episode
	3:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ ultradamno @3:08 ...Wednesday ...kind of a Mingus head back then ? Hm... Shirley was straight up Miles & no nonsense I reckon...
	3:11pm Marie: Hey Creamo, hey everybody! I associate some of these horn sounds with depictions of royal processions in the movies
	3:11pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): hi all!
	3:12pm Barney Grubbs: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @3:07 such an amazing and bombastic (and likely correct) quote
	3:12pm Creamo Coyl: Hey y'all Thx fer lisisisnssssnenei2 o2`
	3:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Barney Grubbs @3:12 ...well - they call it Spiritual Jazz these days I have heard...
	3:15pm ultradamno: That's why the bebop guys were calling for exorcists
	3:17pm rsj: this is great, reminds me of this installation peice; More Sweetly Play The Dance - William Kentridge
	3:17pm Crosby in KC: ↳ ultradamno @3:08 Oh, hell! I just saw that Lisa Loring died
	3:21pm TDK60: Hi, DJ Creamo C.
	3:23pm ultradamno: Yep, stroke got her...twitter.com...
	3:25pm Andrew Waterloo: ezz-thetics.bandcamp.com
	3:25pm TomDash: ...I was wondering if this was gonna lead to a Tom Verlaine tribute - first thing that came to mind!
	3:29pm TDK60: I didn't like Marquee Moon at first. A roommate had the LP. It took me a while to come around.
	3:29pm Karl Ward: This is going to be awesome
	3:30pm TomDash: love that memory CC...I had a similar feeling with Wire's 154 after first hearing Pink Flag - took me forever to get it...
	3:30pm ultradamno: MM I liked right off, but the anecdote sounds like my experiences with Can (first hearing Future Days) and Roxy (first hearing Siren)
	3:31pm morphe': TV Redux = sent before but worthwhile: Tom Verlaine TV Television TV ??? below In depth obit worth reading... https://www.theguardian.com/music/2023/jan/29/tom-verlaine-obituary https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2023/jan/28/tom-verlaine-a-life-in-pictures
	3:31pm nathan: funny, I think Marquee Moon and Pink Flag were my high school gateway into "weird" music. Neither really fit my idea of what "punk" should be, but they were odd and hypnotic and really hooked me
	3:31pm Marie: the guitar here really is so great
	3:32pm TomDash: ↳ Marie @3:31 yeah - amazing version and it just started!!!
	3:32pm Marie: ↳ TomDash @3:32 yeah, right!
	3:35pm JetBoy of Astoria: Hi all! Amazing version of little Johnny jewel.
	3:36pm Andrew Waterloo: Television is one of those bands everybody knows where they need to be but they're not worried if everybody in audience does.
	3:36pm Andrew Klimeyk: Excellent version: "I want my little winghead"
	3:36pm Karl Ward: "Little Johnny Jewel" is to Television as "The Ballad of Johnny Burma" is to Mission of Burma
	3:36pm ultradamno: ↳ nathan @3:31 Pink Flag seemed more like a punk record at the time, of course I first heard them on that Roxy comp...context. Ubu was what really paved the way for weirdness for me above all others.
	3:36pm Creamo Coyl: Consider this a clinic in how to strangle a guitar, artfully.
	3:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Patti Smith writes of window shopping with him for Gittars they couldn't afford. It drives one mad but so goes the World.
	3:37pm Marie: ↳ Creamo Coyl @3:36 well said
	3:38pm Creamo Coyl: Karl, I would consider the entire 'Forget' release MOB's version. That stuff is so fucking good and still somewhat underappreciated. Find me a heavier song than "Eyes Of Men." Fucking hell, "Forget," what a tune! Anyway, back to the TV.....
	3:38pm TDK60: ↳ TDK60 @3:29 I like the playing on Moon I just thought the sound was too trebly or thin. Soon after, it helped to hear a bootleg of Days on The Mountain.
	3:38pm Andrew Klimeyk: "Little Johnny Jewel" was one of the songs that Scarcity Of Tanks did in our first practice with Wascovich, Flynn, Pickering, and Klimeyk...
	3:39pm Karl Ward: I loved Tom Verlaine's quote about how he played Jazzmasters because they were so cheap, until Elvis Costello posed with them in too many pictures
	3:39pm Alvy Singer: Saw Television and Patti Smith at Roseland Ballroom in 2004.
	3:39pm Creamo Coyl: ^I'd like to hear that! I never stopped listening to Maruee Moon and then when I was probably 18, I was like "This rules." Guess I had to be of legal age.
	3:40pm TomDash: jesus, this version!
	3:40pm Marie: I'm glued to my seat--want to take a walk but waiting
	3:40pm Creamo Coyl: Saw TV in 2001 in LA, OG line-up. Killer. "MM" was def on some other shit, beautiful stuff.
	3:40pm joe mulligan: ↳ TomDash @3:40 hell yeah
	3:40pm Karl Ward: Here it is: “They’re really problematic tuning-wise, but they were the cheapest guitars in the 70s, so I’m used to them! They were $95 because no one wanted them,” he said in the 1980s. He only got his first Jazzmaster when he moved from Delaware to New York, and lived through the supposed ‘surf guitar’s newfound popularity that he part-started. “Now they’re up to $400, probably because Elvis Costello had his picture taken with ’em so many times.” guitar.com...
	3:41pm terminalhipness: YES!
	3:41pm Marie: I have a friend who is a guitarist and he loves some of the Sears Roebuck guitars
	3:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Karl Ward @3:39 Was just wondering if the whole Alt obsession with Fenders That Are Not Strats might have started right here.
	3:43pm common: rock
	3:43pm Andrew Klimeyk: I didn't see their gigs with Rocket from the Tombs (too young), but did see them open for Peter Gabriel...
	3:44pm ultradamno: I assume the same thing happened to Mustangs once Norah Jones started using them
	3:46pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): ↳ Song: "Breakin' In My Heart" by "Television" I love this so much. Indeed, sweet, bitter, loving, heartbreaking.
	3:46pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): ↳ ultradamno @3:44 Snorah Jones
	3:47pm DouglasInDallas: When the Warhol Museum brought Television to Carnegie Music Hall there was no Facebook Event page so I made one myself to invite my friends to make the pilgrimage to Pittsburght. For some reason it became the de facto event page and ultimately Facebook sent me a warning that I can't invite over 750 people to a place I don't administer?! And I was, like, Facebook is letting people invite 750 people to strangers' places already? LOL
	3:48pm Andrew Waterloo: I've always felt Strats were just to damned clean and proper
	3:48pm TomDash: ↳ Andrew Klimeyk @3:43 Dereck Higgins recalled online seeing them for first time on the Peter Gabriel tour too...he said Tom and Richard held their own compared to Fripp...
	3:48pm ultradamno: See, that's how I feel about Telecasters, I like a nice strat...
	3:50pm Creamo Coyl: Strats and Teles are nice and all but y'know what's better? A P-bass.
	3:50pm ultradamno: (I mean, once Hendrix gets you upside down, how proper can you be?)
	3:51pm Andrew Waterloo: Dick Dale left hand but strung upside down
	3:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Andrew Waterloo @3:48 Strats have the three pickups - & then the inbetween settings everybody did so they made it standard. That is - they are versatile. Which is surely why a Hendrix adored them. With Fender Strats & Teles - there is the thing of too much Treble especially with - the Treble pickup. Tho that let's you pierce. I worship Strats but one tries to not to sound like a Surf Gittarist with too small an amp all the time. LesPauls have a rich beautiful one ...but kinda just the one.
	3:52pm Karl Ward: ↳ Song: "Breakin' In My Heart" by "Television" Apparently I'm all Television quotes today, but this bootleg reminds me of the Richard Lloyd quote that when he and Verlaine played together they were one guitar
	3:52pm Niall: ↳ Song: "Breakin' In My Heart" by "Television" Am I alone on hearing the Elton John’s “Philadelphia Freedom” in this?
	3:52pm Andrew Klimeyk: Peter Laughner also championed DuoSonics. I bought my 1964 Jazzmaster in 1978. They were pretty available then; Peter I think had one, and Tim Wright had one and Marianne did too...
	3:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ ultradamno @3:50 Upside-down means the strings are aligned differently with the pickups, dif string tension & a mess of things. Then Jimi would rewind his pickups by hand - no more an Off The Shelf player than a dresser, one might say.
	3:53pm Niall: Not that either pinched from the other; I just can’t get the Elton song out of my head, now.
	3:54pm doctorjazz: Great set! So sad...
	3:55pm ultradamno: More people should be playing sparkly Gretsch's anyway
	3:57pm Andrew Klimeyk: Richard Williams on recording Television's demo with Brian Eno: https://thebluemoment.com/2013/04/05/double-exposure/
	3:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Jimi & DickDale both LeftHanded but kind of opposite each other: Jimi played an upsidedown Righty strung for a Lefty, Dale a Lefty with the strings actually upsidedown. Dale also of course used real thick strings & played with that real fast hard picking style.
	3:58pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Hi everyone. I once flew to London to catch these guys live at the Roundhouse. After the dirt cheap plane tickets and not so cheap gig ticket I was on a travel budget of £7 cash and some euros on my bank account, no travel insurance, no place to sleep except the cold airport floor. But it just was worth it, I mean it was TELEVISION after all, even if Richard Lloyd was not there anymore. Loved the gig, the second of three I saw.
	3:59pm Barefoot Jimmy G: A "sudden ending" indeed.
	4:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Andrew Klimeyk @3:57 Thx
	4:00pm ultradamno: I wanted to post the solo music video he did that was MTV all the time years ago (Five Miles Of You, I think), but doesn't seem to be online anywhere.
	4:01pm Andrew Klimeyk: Sorry, you didn't see the original line-up if Richard Hell wasn't playing...
	4:01pm doctorjazz: I also saw Television, back in the day, original line up (1980s, around Marquee Moon), and just before the pandemic the newer line up at the Solid Sounds Festival, another great show.
	4:03pm Karl Ward: Brainiac article: www.nytimes.com...
	4:04pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Television had a lot of great new/unreleased tunes in their live set around 2002 to 2006, unfortunately I think it is very unlikely for them to be properly released (the 2007 session Television did with Jimmy Rip may have been left incomplete...)
	4:04pm Creamo Coyl: @Andrew True!
	4:05pm Creamo Coyl: I think Jimmy Rip was the guy who stepped in for Lloyd at that Central Park show.
	4:05pm Jeff Golick: Thanks for playing this. Only recently came to know Brainiac via the documentary on them. (Which is on Tubi, I think?)
	4:05pm ultradamno: ↳ ultradamno @4:00 Anyway, I posted this live Foxhole on BBC instead twitter.com...
	4:05pm Niall: Always delighted to hear Brainiac.
	4:06pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: ↳ Creamo Coyl @4:05 and stayed in the lineup after that.
	4:07pm DouglasInDallas: Wow hadn't thought of Brainiac in a bit. Booked several of their shows and others on Grass Records back in the day.... Great shows and guys...
	4:07pm Niall: ↳ Karl Ward @4:03 Guardian too, it seems! www.theguardian.com...
	4:08pm Creamo Coyl: @Douglas Mousetrap(?)!
	4:08pm Karl Ward: ↳ Photocopy Cha Cha 2000 @4:06 Jimmy Rip was in the lineup when I saw them in 2018. Phenomenal guitarist. Of course I wanted to see Lloyd but Rip was fantastic.
	4:08pm Handy Haversack: OK, I was on a call with an old friend, but the Television was appreciated throughout! And some Brainiac!
	4:09pm John L: Re: Television Central Park show. Verlaine said that their "regular guitarist" was in the hospital.I've heard a few Richard Lloyd stories from friends who knew him, and not all were flattering. The Central park show was still great without him, though Summerstage had a strict curfew and someone kept signaling for the band to cut Marquee Moon short; they ignored him and finished it.
	4:09pm doctorjazz: ↳ Creamo Coyl @4:05 I thick he was in the Solid Sounds version I saw as well.
	4:10pm northguineahills: yeah, it's been almost two decades since i gave brainiac a proper listen....
	4:10pm Creamo Coyl: Oh right, that's what it was. My bad, but I feel like it was "hospital," but who knows. yeah, still good tho for sure.
	4:11pm SeaCreature: Jimmy rip played with Tom and Fred on the 82 tour, which included a bunch of television songs.we knew him from Kid Creole’s stellar live band.
	4:11pm ultradamno: I90 serving Protomartyr!
	4:12pm ultradamno: ↳ Song: "Magdalene" by "Italia 90" The whole album is so good
	4:12pm dday: With guitars..it's all about your abilities, your signal path & what feels good in your hands.. In 1965 Fender sold to CBS..& things went from being very hands on to mass produced. Quality suffered. Same for Gibson. I've played Fenders, Gibsons, Jerry Jones', Danelectros Kays, National Electrics, Supros, No Names,you name it. I have small hands & moderate technical ability, so for me , it's something light with a small neck radius. The rest can be attained via your signal path. Are you a guitar>Cord>amp (notice I didn't say wireless transmitter, hate those f'n things) person or do you have a pedal board the size of NASA mission control,or maybe a software amp modeler. Today..almost anything's possible & a lot of what the argument's about is "status" I recently sold a single p/u 1976 Fender MusicMaster short scale (a D rated student guitar) for near $1K. I swapped the original soft jazz sounding p/u with a Seymour Duncan Cool rails stripped it & did a quality re-paint & it sounded & played great.. It's all preference
	4:12pm DouglasInDallas: ↳ Creamo Coyl @4:08 Mousetrap, Wrens, Godplow, Edsel, and of course Baboon, Toadies, and Slowpoke from Texas...
	4:12pm c0NZ: Seeing Braniac here in Glasgow a week on Monday. Not sure how it'll be without Tim but Schmersal is pretty nuts so I'm sure it'll be a performance. Saw them a few times supporting GvsB, The Amps and Beck. Audience was either on-edge or just plain hostile. It worked.
	4:14pm Creamo Coyl: Oh shit, Baboon. Nice. I bought some cheap Grass CD comp when I was getting into indie rock. That's where I first heard Brainiac.
	4:16pm John L: In 2016 Television played in Kingston, NY, and that was a great show. I got to see Verlaine solo a couple of times; I loove his solo stuff, too. The last time I saw Verlaine was July 19, 2019; he was on line behind me at The Strand. Of course I thought about saying something, but I never do that, though I did make eye contact and nod. I only remember the date because I saw the Mekons that night.
	4:16pm mndave: Enon opening for the Dismemberment Plan god, 20 years ago (?) led me to Brainiac. Hissing Prigs took up a quarter of my 128MB MP3 player storage on my walks to class.
	4:17pm dday: ↳ John L @4:16 BSK? I missed that show
	4:17pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: ↳ Karl Ward @4:08 same here, I saw Jimmy Rip version of Television twice, 2013 and 2014, loved it. I also loved the 2005 London show where Richard Lloyd was still there, but that show resembled My Bloody Valentine (!) in that the vocals were close to inaudible. The show they did the next day (both in London, June 2005, Patti Smith's Meltdown) was rather different in that respect, sadly I wasn't there for the second show but heard it from audience recordings only. It just goes to show that there was this degree of unpredictability with Television (like that aforementioned Central Park incident).
	4:17pm Creamo Coyl: Got shitfaced with Schmersal years ago in Brooklyn. Good time. Saw one of the first Enon shows in '98 in Cinci when the guys from Skeleton Key were the band. He was rapping. It was pretty sick.
	4:18pm morphe': Must away ... will become a repeat archivista ... Thanks CC and all .. ps.. Wednesday the 1st !!!! https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2023/jan/30/lisa-loring-the-original-wednesday-addams-dies-at-age-64
	4:19pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Song: "It's All Beginning To Change + Cottage Industry" ... Gotta grab this one.
	4:19pm Jeff Golick: ↳ John L @4:16 Was at that Mekons show, too! No Verlaine sightings to report, tho.
	4:21pm John L: ↳ dday @4:17 BSP, yeah. I used to go there a lot. When I had a record store I used to sponsor Jonathan Toubin dance parties there; it was such a great space.
	4:22pm DouglasInDallas: ↳ Creamo Coyl @4:14 Yeah man, I was in another band with Andrew the lead of Baboon (and David Hanson the famous robot guy now) called "Epileptic Neurosurgeons" LOL Andrew told me he'd go through 6 trombones a year sometimes LOL
	4:24pm dday: ↳ John L @4:21 Sorry BSP..don't know why I get that last letter screwed up everytime I think of the place. Cool room. I saw John Ashton with his band Satellite Paradiso there in 2014 (bar side). My friend Fred Schreck of The Ancients NYC is their vocalist. Warm up gigs for some openings for The Psych Furs showss in the NYC area
	4:25pm dday: ↳ John L @4:21 What was the name of your record store & where was it?
	4:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ dday @4:12 Yeah most if not all of that.
	4:27pm Creamo Coyl: @Douglas Hell yeah. What's famous robot guy? Like, Voltron?
	4:28pm ami ad: Got to see Enon in Prague, 2004, had some beers together after the show, bought some grass at that bar too. fun.
	4:28pm Crosby in KC: Great show today, Creamo! I'll catch the rest in the archives. Thanks!
	4:28pm Creamo Coyl: Grass?? I don't believe that. You're allergic.
	4:29pm Handy Haversack: Gotta run out for some animal feed. Back ASAP. Unless they impatient and eat us.
	4:29pm ami ad: ↳ Creamo Coyl @4:28 I was younger and stupider back then...
	4:30pm Creamo Coyl: hahaha(sh)
	4:33pm ami ad: Yea, got a gram of hash on the street back then, dude sold me a chunk of rubber, but the grass from the bar was fine.
	4:33pm Creamo Coyl: LOL
	4:36pm northguineahills: ↳ Handy Haversack @4:29 handy is now cat fud....
	4:38pm JW MCCORMACK: Hey Creamo, nice to meet you at KGB the other night. I liked your found poems.
	4:38pm Andres: All this and a poetry slam. I like it.
	4:39pm The Butterman: Butt Health
	4:40pm ultradamno: It's not about the size of the strings, it's how you pluck them...
	4:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah ...not the Too Trebly problem with a Fender Bass. This is true.
	4:40pm Creamo Coyl: @JW U2! Ha, Maggie Este lookout...
	4:40pm Andrew Waterloo: I do prefer bass
	4:41pm Andrew Waterloo: always partial to my crappy old Yamaha fretless
	4:41pm ultradamno: No such thing as too trebly for telecasterist d boon
	4:41pm dday: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @4:26 That's why I say "it's all preference" No real right or wrong only what appeals to the player. What I say can be debated till one's blue, but in the end..it's all what suits the player. I've watched Eddie Kirkland (late blues great) play a Decca hollow body electric guitar with p/u's duct taped in their mounts with sound that would blow peoples minds & I've seen guys with multi thousand dollar guitars that had tone that sucked. I sold a 1965 National Res-O-Glass Electric a few years back that I found in the trash. I cleaned it up, checked it out, replaced the little plastic top hat selector switch cover & sold it for $3500.00 . It's like real estate. Market price. I offered that guitar to Jack White (he likes those Airline/Eastwood & National's) through his management company first. They passed. When I was selling mine Ric Nielsen had one, signed, up for sale at the same time, same site. Mine sold first :)
	4:41pm Creamo Coyl: I'm playing these Gut Health tracks to drive home the glory of the bass.
	4:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love playing Bass ! One note is like a chord. I play too much like a Gittarist tho of course. & it's true - Bass is much more of the Rawk sound than everybody thinks.
	4:42pm Aitch: ↳ Creamo Coyl @4:41 Also a bass-fan.
	4:43pm John L: ↳ dday @4:25 Jack's Rhythms. It was on Main Street in New Paltz. I owned it from 2009 to early 2021. It opened in 1990 and was started by the late, great Jack Goldberg. The pandemic hit a lot of local businesses and I just couldn't keep it going.
	4:43pm ami ad: it's all about the bass
	4:44pm ultradamno: All about the shrieking treble...but fuck midrange!
	4:45pm dday: ↳ John L @4:43 I used to hit New Paltz in the late 70's. The bars on Main Street or we'd head out to Speakers out on 32 (?) then over to Rosendale & Uncle Willy's Astoria Hotel & The Stourbridge Lion, then home to Port Jervis. Really fun times
	4:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Course Bass is a really interring place twixt the Rhythm Section & the Harmonic aspect of the Musics. The simplest position in a band in one way & completely not in another. & then - everybody is playing Rhythm - also true...
	4:46pm Aitch: Saw Ty Segall last week. Bass player is guitar player in his own band Fuzz. He was going nuts on the bass with Ty.
	4:46pm dday: ↳ John L @4:43 Sorry about the store. I have a good friend DJ Jerry Balderson (homegrownradionj.com) that still runs his place Sound effects Records in Hackettstown,NJ. It's tough sledding for sure
	4:47pm dday: As friend Harvey Brooks says.."it all starts with the bottom"
	4:48pm ultradamno: My problem with Ty Segall is my first thought when presented with the name is always that he's the star of Modern Family
	4:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Waiting for the backlash & people EQing for Midrange...
	4:52pm lieutenant lambrusco: This Revlone making my day Creamo - thanks
	4:52pm ultradamno: Never mind all these dead people, pouring one out for Cha Cha Heels!
	4:53pm dday: ↳ ultradamno @4:52 Jeez..did someone else die ?
	4:54pm northguineahills: ↳ ultradamno @4:52 wait, what. I got to their show after lights out (comments board still running) sunnite and missed the announcement...
	4:54pm ultradamno: ↳ dday @4:53 Bigger than a person, a show wfmu.org...
	4:55pm dday: ↳ ultradamno @4:54 the show is dead?
	4:55pm ultradamno: ↳ northguineahills @4:54 Yeah, the chachapocalypse is real
	4:56pm ultradamno: ↳ dday @4:55 I think there's a closer to come. But, yeah.
	4:56pm northguineahills: ↳ ultradamno @4:55 nnnooooooooooooooeeeeeeeeeeeeeessssssssssssssssssss!!!!!!!!!
	4:58pm dday: ↳ ultradamno @4:56 Bummer> I can't say I ever listened to it..I don't do the streams here, connections always dropping out
	4:58pm Marie: Hey, working, lurking, really enjoying the show. I lOvE the bass
	4:59pm ultradamno: Well, everything is a stream from here really, so.
	5:00pm Dave R: I hear an homage to Detention!!!
	5:00pm ultradamno: ↳ ultradamno @4:59 It was really choppy for a couple of days though...
	5:01pm Creamo Coyl: @DaveR Glad someone was paying attention!
	5:01pm Andres: Don’t stop Stop. Great stuff.
	5:03pm Franco Twinkie: Monotasking? I was listening to Tom Verlaine as guest DJ on Gaylord fields show on 1/8/2006. Utterly amazing. Whatever preconceived notions you had about Tom, put them on pause. Listen in the archive and be amazed.
	5:03pm Noel: I’m lighting the bong and hitting it at the same time; does that count?
	5:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: What is this tasking people speak of.
	5:05pm ultradamno: I got so many plates spinning here at once that Sabre Dance should be playing
	5:08pm Picante Mint: ↳ Song: "Rubber Stacks + From Inside the House" by "Equipm... Just got this in the mail a few days ago. Theyre fantastic.
	5:08pm Creamo Coyl: @Noel Yes, that is getting close to omni-tasking. Be careful. you could rip open the fabric of the UNIverse.
	5:10pm Cate Marvin: this is freaking amazing Your whole show is amazing
	5:10pm ami ad: listenighingfg, drinking, smoking, surfing the web and commenting here, almost triple double tasking.
	5:12pm chresti: Hi Creamo and blastards!
	5:13pm Noel: Indeed. You gotta watch that UNIverse fabric.
	5:13pm Marie: I wonder if there is a world record for most activities being performed at the same time. That might be a cool or awful performance art piece
	5:14pm Creamo Coyl: It snags easily.
	5:14pm chresti: I'm non-o-tasking
	5:14pm Marie: ↳ Marie @5:13 Oh wait, don't they do that in the circus?
	5:14pm Niall: ↳ Song: "Rubber Stacks + From Inside the House" by "Equipm... I like Equipment Pointed Ankh. Decent hipsters from Louisville, talent to back it up.
	5:19pm Creamo Coyl: Got the word that I can flaunt my shit in the comments, so at a later date, shove this in your earhole: cyanidetooth.bandcamp.com...
	5:20pm ultradamno: In time for the return of BC Friday...that and the other recent one in my basket
	5:20pm ami ad: eat almonds
	5:23pm chresti: Flaunt it!
	5:25pm chresti: ↳ ultradamno @5:20 BC Friday coming up? Sweet.
	5:25pm Creamo Coyl: Don't twist my arm. Dig this tape that came out this past summer: steepgloss.bandcamp.com...
	5:26pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Creamo Coyl @5:19 flaunt it! flaunt it! flaunt it!
	5:27pm ultradamno: ↳ chresti @5:25 2 Days 9 Hours 33 min isitbandcampfriday.com
	5:28pm Creamo Coyl: One more. New thing: roguechromosome.bandcamp.com...
	5:28pm Doug in MP: ↳ ultradamno @5:27 Thank you very much
	5:29pm ultradamno: ↳ Creamo Coyl @5:28 Say, that Daniel Blumin character played that at the last minute last night....
	5:30pm Creamo Coyl: When is Interpol gonna catch up with that dastardly fellow!?!?!? and I'm not talking the musical group from ennwhysee...
	5:35pm ami ad: maybe the FSB
	5:35pm Creamo Coyl: NKVD
	5:37pm Marie: ↳ Creamo Coyl @5:19 Hey, thanks for sharing @)
	5:38pm ami ad: SBU
	5:38pm Marie: I what is happening here right now
	5:39pm Marie: I what? I like. Me likey
	5:40pm chresti: Love this!
	5:45pm spodiodi: that movie sucked
	5:46pm paddy in matawan: stunk
	5:46pm spodiodi: didn't even last 15
	5:46pm ultradamno: I was out of the room for a second, are we bashing Baz Luhrman....because I'm always down for that
	5:46pm ami ad: it's hard to fall out of a basement window ...
	5:47pm Creamo Coyl: We should get people to ask Bucci about the Elvis movie......and how it relates to Tar.
	5:52pm Marie: I'm going to have to watch that. DJ Olivia loved it.
	5:53pm paddy in matawan: halp me am skeerd
	5:53pm Creamo Coyl: I mean it's just a nonstop over the top music video. It's got a sort of appeal but ultimately it's pretty fuckin dumb.
	5:54pm ami ad: The Tin Drum, that's a movie.(also a great book)
	5:54pm paddy in matawan: I wanted to get behind it so badly. I watched it and paid attention the whole time. Why can't we have a good Elvis movie!?!?
	5:54pm Creamo Coyl: It's hard to say: "Good job with that $80 million" or however they spend on these stupid things.
	5:55pm Creamo Coyl: I don't wanna hear about Elvis or Marilyn no more. Fucking put it to rest.
	5:55pm John L: I can't stand Baz Luhrman, but I heard a good chunk of the film concerned the Elvis 68 comeback special. I somehow made it through the whole thing; with a little fast forwarding. The John Carpenter Elvis film was better, though I haven't seen it in years.
	5:56pm Marie: ↳ Creamo Coyl @5:53 Oh, ok, I'll keep that in mind as I watch it. @) A truly kind of tragic comedy would be an interesting treatment
	5:56pm Creamo Coyl: It's like no one else except for maybe JFK was alive for the entire 20th century. Oh, and Hitler and Charles Manson. That's it.
	5:56pm spodiodi: thanks, Creamo!
	5:56pm ultradamno: Baz Luhrman is Zack Snyder for non-bros
	5:57pm Marie: He's like the Jesus of America, Elvis is
	5:57pm Marie: crucified by capitalism
	5:57pm ami ad: Thank you, DJ. Crew. i was alive in the 20th century.
	5:57pm Creamo Coyl: Not as good of abs tho. Decent hips.
	5:58pm paddy in matawan: racquetball court had a bad ass stereo and bar. Thats the way I wanna go.
	5:58pm Marie: Pretty good pecs?
	5:58pm ultradamno: There are two good Elvis movies...King Creole and Change Of Habit
	5:58pm listener 126464: Thanks Creamo Coyl!
	5:59pm ami ad: ↳ Creamo Coyl @5:56 they all sucked
	5:59pm John L: Soemone should make a movie about the great actor/producer Norman LLoyd. He worked with Orson Welles, Hitchcock and Howie mandel,and lived to be 106.
	5:59pm paddy in matawan: tanks damno, coyle!
	5:59pm ultradamno: I haven't watched the Netflix Marilyn thing, the NC17 flap was in such bad faith it kind of bugged me
	6:00pm Marie: He was sexy and beautiful. Those eyes. Tom Waits has a song that mentions "wounded eyes"--Elvis had wounded or dreamy eyes
	6:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ CC ~
	6:00pm Marie: Thanks, Creamo!
	3:56am DouglasInDallas: ↳ Creamo Coyl @4:27 he made the Albert Einstein and Sophia robots you see on Nova and David Byrne asked him to make one of him for a show in Spain. Not sure if that ever came to fruition...

Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl: Playlist from January 31, 2023

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