WFMU: Todd-o-phonic Todd: Playlist from October 28, 2023

Listener comments!
	3:01pm clarke: pow pow pow he goes straight for my top 20 songs.
	3:02pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Todd, all. Todd, I've been reading that VU interview book I won last Marathon on your show. Really good stuff. Foreword by Thurston Moore. Ask him about his commas!
	3:02pm The Spoony: Gotta stoppe by The Todde Shoppe!
	👻 3:03pm Hoboken Jack: Hell-is-for-children-o TOPT, Clarke, Handy, all!
	3:03pm clarke: i never wanna be like.. me
	3:03pm Motobro: Hell O Todd.
	👻 3:03pm Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ: HELL-o y'all
	3:04pm clarke: FuZZZZZZZ
	3:04pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Hallow everyone!
	👻 3:04pm Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ: ↳ clarke @3:04 ClarkEEEEEE
	3:04pm Victrola Tom: What’s up ghouls & goblins!!!!
	3:04pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @3:02 how did your Liquor Heist go today? a plan within a plan within a plan.
	👻 3:05pm Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ: ↳ Hoboken Jack @3:03 love is a cattle prod, jack!
	3:05pm clarke: in some states.
	3:06pm Saltonstall: Todd- be careful. There are bloodthirsty rats in the studio.
	3:06pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: A HUGE show today featuring live music from (of course) The Dracu-Las and my interview with Thurston Moore.
	3:07pm clarke: ↳ Saltonstall @3:06 and, apparently, Cosmic Man.
	3:07pm clarke: ↳ Song: "Bloody Hammer" by "Roky Erickson and the Aliens" YASS!!!!
	3:07pm Cooh John: Hell-o-ween Todd and Todd-o-philes.
	3:07pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: No Halloween playlist is complete w/o Roky!
	3:08pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: ↳ Jeff formerly from Rahway @3:07 Good to see you and Vicki on Sunday night!
	3:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Todd and cavalcadores. Dropping the hammer today, it seems.
	3:10pm Hubig Pie: Bloody hammers in the attic might be scary but not as much as cleaning a cat box that's way over due.
	👻 3:10pm John L: Wearing my Sonic Youth/WFMU t-shirt at work today; looking forward to the interview. So wish the shirt wasn't white, though; I'm bad at keeping my white clothing clean. Speaking of books, I just started Lou Reed: King Of New York by Will Hermes; excellent so far. Hermes is great at drawing a picture of events surrounding the primary subject. Maybe get him for an interview.
	3:12pm WM: I was very disappointed that Thurston Moore canceled his gig at White Eagle Tavern here in JC. (For health problems I've heard.) Any chance he will reschedule?
	3:13pm PaulRobeson1923: Hi Hi Hi
	3:13pm William Hellfire: ↳ John L @3:10 My first sonic youth show was 1990 I think. City gardens with STP and Surgery.
	3:13pm PaulRobeson1923: Rectum!
	3:13pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: @John L I loved Will Hermes’ “Love Goes to Buildings on Fire” about NYC music scenes in the 1970s. The Lou Reed book is on my Xmas wish list!
	👻 3:15pm Hoboken Jack: Hey Prof, Tom, HP Ken, Jeff!
	3:16pm Robm: ↳ Song: "Walking On The Water" by "The Golliwogs" sounds like early john fogerty?
	3:16pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: ↳ Hoboken Jack @3:15 Today it's Hobooken Jack.
	3:17pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Hoboken Jack @3:03 Jack!
	3:17pm WM: I never heard the original version of Walking On The Water (only the Richard Hell cover).
	3:17pm Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @3:04 Still rolling along. Need pumpkins and citrus to complete the empire.
	3:17pm PaulRobeson1923: ↳ John L @3:10 Morning. Mr.John L. That is a No No Book
	3:17pm William Hellfire: ↳ Song: "The Witch" by "The Lancers" !!!!
	3:17pm Victrola Tom: Jack!!
	3:18pm Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ Hoboken Jack @3:15 Hobooken Jack! 👻
	3:18pm chresti: Boo!
	3:19pm WM: It sounds like John Fogerty because it is John Fogerty.
	3:19pm Robm: ↳ WM @3:19 no kidding WM
	👻 3:20pm John L: ↳ PaulRobeson1923 @3:17 A No No Book?
	3:20pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @3:17 the empire strikes black!
	3:21pm PaulRobeson1923: Lou Reed. Ken prohibited Lou and Patti. Lou is a Non-person, A no play, no no artist
	3:21pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: Greetings Hoboken Jack! I hope you enjoyed your Pt Pleasant pizza yesterday!
	3:22pm WM: @Robm: I didn't appreciate your irony.
	3:22pm greg g: Afternoon Todd O'Phonic & Sonic Fanatics! Excited for the Thurston interview & Dracu-Las set!!
	3:22pm PaulRobeson1923: ↳ PaulRobeson1923 @3:21 On account of their Lyrics. You understand
	3:23pm William Hellfire: ↳ Song: "Goo Goo Muck" by "The Cramps" I had dinner with a Cramp!!!!
	3:23pm Robm: @Paul i have heard lou reed on this station and patti smith too
	3:24pm clarke: ↳ Song: "Goo Goo Muck" by "The Cramps" i forgot about the added reverb on the drums on the single version.
	3:24pm Kotzwinkled: Just learned today that Lux Interior of The Cramps overdubbed Gary Oldman for Dracula's scream in the opening of Bram Stoker's Dracula. NEAT FACT!
	👻 3:24pm Hoboken Jack: Dracu-Las closed with a couple of Cramps covers the other night.
	👻 3:25pm John L: ↳ Jeff formerly from Rahway @3:13 Loved that book. Been streamlining my book collection; I have way too many music and film books, but that one is a keeper. Will lives in the same area I do and I run into him once in awhile; good guy.
	3:25pm Robm: ↳ clarke @3:24 everytime i hear that song i think of that dance wednesday did
	3:25pm clarke: ↳ Hoboken Jack @3:24 spoiler! alert!!
	3:26pm clarke: ↳ Robm @3:25 i know it has become viral. but i know nothing about that.
	3:26pm DonJuanTijuana: I wonder 🤔 if Shazam was involved in any of todays selections? Im super pumped for todays interview with Thurston! Would love to know some of his other early punk rock bands aside Crime hes into
	👻 3:26pm Hoboken Jack: ↳ Jeff formerly from Rahway @3:21 No, yesterday was Bayonne brats (which I did enjoy)! Me, you, and Belock for Pt Pleasant pizza sometime this fall/winter!
	3:27pm clarke: ↳ DonJuanTijuana @3:26 the morning cartoon character from the 70's??
	3:27pm listener 126464: Happy Saturday, 3-6 pm est!
	👻 3:27pm Hobooken Jack: ↳ Todd-o-phonic Todd @3:16 Oh right!
	3:27pm Robm: ↳ clarke @3:26 got it know not everyone has netflix or even cares
	3:27pm clarke: ↳ Hoboken Jack @3:26 Bayonne Brats - good band.
	👻 3:28pm Will thee Sound Guy: Good afternoon Todd-o-Phonic Todd and all!!!
	👻 3:28pm Hobooken Jack: ↳ clarke @3:27 Trying to book them on a bill with Chuck & The Wepners
	3:28pm clarke: willll burrrrrr
	3:29pm clarke: ↳ Hobooken Jack @3:28 i bet!!
	3:29pm luc_m: hearing dutch lyrics on a NJ radio; quite surrealistic for this Fleming :p
	👻 3:29pm Hobooken Jack: Hi 12-666-464 and Will of Satan!
	3:30pm clarke: comin' in strong comin' in clear
	👻 3:30pm Will thee Sound Guy: Hi Hoboken Jack-o'-lantern 🎃
	👻 3:31pm Will thee Sound Guy: Hi clarke of the damned
	3:31pm clarke: "ain't nobody gonna jacuzzi me!" - Billy Ray Valentine
	3:35pm clarke: ↳ Song: "It" by "The Dracu-Las live on WFMU!" soundin' great!
	3:36pm clarke: ↳ Song: "The Dracu-Las live on WFMU. Engineered by Matt Cl... soundin' great!
	3:36pm listener 126464: ↳ Hobooken Jack @3:29 Hey Jack, everyone! Thanks, Todd!
	3:37pm clarke: drink up, ghouls!!! blood's on me. yipe!!
	3:37pm chresti: William Hellfire - sorry! I hate getting cramps during dinner !
	3:39pm PaulRobeson1923: She, understands
	👻 3:40pm John L: Maybe something off of Zombieland by Southern Culture On The Skids later?
	3:40pm Chop Scott: Sounding great Matt!
	3:40pm WM: Sorry I missed The Dracu-Las at the Pet Shop earlier this week. Do they have an upcoming gig soon?
	👻 3:41pm Hobooken Jack: ↳ WM @3:40 They're at Our Wicked Lady on Friday
	3:42pm William Hellfire: ↳ chresti @3:37 No for real. Kid Kongo Cramp! Cramps also wanted one of the actresses I worked with to play Ivy in a bio-pic they were planing. It was in the Cramps book. Crazy.
	👻 3:42pm Hobooken Jack: ↳ Chop Scott @3:40 Hey Scott! Yeah MVP Matt is doing a great job with the live mix.
	3:43pm Chop Scott: Cheers Jack--and of course to The Boss!
	3:43pm chresti: Cool! @william hellfire
	3:44pm clarke: liking the bass sound over the airwaves!!
	3:46pm johnk77: live band sound mix rocks hard
	3:48pm clarke: you shoulda Canoe-bered!!
	3:49pm Matt Clarke: 💥
	3:49pm clarke: ↳ Matt Clarke @3:49 dude: good sound!!
	3:50pm moparlarry: The new single is also on iTunes- just bought it. Great live set
	👻 3:50pm Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ: ↳ Song: "The Dracu-Las live on WFMU. Engineered by Matt Cl... fabulous set!
	3:50pm Aaron Working In Newark: Good Afternoon!
	3:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bat Camp: thedracu-las.bandcamp.com 🦇
	3:50pm Matt Clarke: ↳ clarke @3:49 Thanks dude! Fab band makes it easy!
	3:51pm William Hellfire: ↳ Song: "Halloween" by "Sonic Youth" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	3:51pm clarke: ↳ Matt Clarke @3:50 was that the house bass rig??
	3:52pm Matt Clarke: ↳ clarke @3:51 Yessir! DI mixed with amp
	3:52pm clarke: ↳ Matt Clarke @3:52 good on you!!
	3:55pm Fredericks: ↳ PaulRobeson1923 @3:21 Because they're played too often? Or was it something else?
	3:56pm greg g: I need a middle age riot to get me out of bed most days...
	3:56pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ Song: "Teen Age Riot" by "Sonic Youth" Good lord. Haven't listened to this in ages. Goddamn.
	3:57pm clarke: i know, right?
	3:58pm clarke: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @3:56 hay, where was that Bel-Airs show, a few weeks back?? what club??
	3:58pm listener phat in Lincoln: Daydream Nation changed my life.
	3:59pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ clarke @3:58 Zoo Bar
	3:59pm clarke: oh wow! nice! right in the hood.
	3:59pm Doug in MP: ↳ Song: "Teen Age Riot" by "Sonic Youth" Bathroom break song
	4:02pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ clarke @3:59 They play there all the time. Dick lives here in Lincoln now, too.
	4:02pm listener phat in Lincoln: I'm very lucky.
	4:02pm Fredericks: ↳ Song: "Teen Age Riot" by "Sonic Youth" My kind of pop music.
	4:02pm clarke: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @4:02 oh right, you mentioned that (but i forgot)./
	👻 4:03pm John L: I phased out of listening to SY for awhile, but between the Live In Brooklyn LP and seeing Steve Shelley with Bush Tetras I am back in.
	4:03pm Kat: wasn't this on the Dirty album?
	4:04pm clarke: i guess so. ha ha.
	4:04pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: ↳ Kat @4:03 Thank you. I should talk less so I make less mistakes.
	4:05pm Sufferwords: youth?
	4:05pm kt16mm: ↳ Kat @4:03 good job with cutting out the F-bomb! when i heard this first note of this song, i was like, "uh oh..."
	4:06pm kt16mm: sorry that was meant for todd, not kat.
	4:07pm clarke: ↳ Song: "Death Valley '69" by "Sonic Youth (w/Lydia Lunch)" wow, this brings me to a specific memory! not that i am going to tell it, but it's cool when a tune does that.
	4:08pm Kat: lol
	4:09pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Song: "Death Valley '69" by "Sonic Youth (w/Lydia Lunch)" Almost got the chance to sing this last Halloween with my ex
	4:10pm clarke: it's the song i hate.
	👻 4:11pm John L: I just realized how nerdy I must seem (more than usual). I'm wearing a SY shirt at work while listening to SY on the radio. No one has noticed so far...
	4:12pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ John L @4:11 Lol
	4:12pm William Hellfire: ↳ John L @4:11 Haha!
	4:12pm kt16mm: 100%! this song has such a killer bass groove.
	4:12pm Bri The Beatnik: Fond memories of hearing this song on the old alternative station’s flashback show
	4:12pm clarke: we noticed.
	4:13pm kt16mm: ha ha! totally the master!
	4:13pm listener phat in Lincoln: The big beat!
	4:13pm KatQ: I think this song is about Joe Cole, friend of H Rolling, who got shot and killed
	4:13pm common: this is fantastic, todd! thanky
	4:14pm KatQ: Henru Rollins*
	4:14pm listener phat in Lincoln: Lol
	4:14pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: ↳ KatQ @4:13 That is correct.
	4:14pm Bri The Beatnik: I was freaking out about Thurston coming on the radio, and the people in the car next to me thought I was crazy! 😂😂
	4:15pm KatQ: damn, Thurston's voice has changed a lot
	4:15pm Steve Mussolini: I guess he got off the island
	4:15pm clarke: was NOT expecting his voice to be higher, these days.
	4:16pm Bri The Beatnik: Mom was literally asking me earlier how people discovered Junkshop glam in America in the ‘70s
	4:16pm clarke: ↳ clarke @4:15 although that happens to many!
	4:17pm listener phat in Lincoln: I had a similar experience with Option magazine.
	4:17pm William Hellfire: I gave Thurston a smoke bomb. I gave a flower to Lee to give to Kim and Thurston used it as a slide during the encore. Think it was the Roseland show. Maybe the Ritz....
	4:20pm Steve Mussolini: People are disappointed that he sounds like a record store guy
	4:21pm clarke: disappointed? naw. just surprised - the last time i heard his voice, it was lower.
	4:21pm Bri The Beatnik: I had no idea he’s only a couple years younger than my dad who’s 68
	4:23pm WM: I can honestly say that I bought The Stooges when it first came out and was a fan throughout my highschool years. I wanted to go to the NYC debut of MC5 and The Stooges at the NYC Pavilion in 1969, but it was on a school night and my parents would not let me go.
	4:23pm WM: I can honestly say that I bought The Stooges when it first came out and was a fan throughout my highschool years. I wanted to go to the NYC debut of MC5 and The Stooges at the NYC Pavilion in 1969, but it was on a school night and my parents would not let me go.
	4:23pm William Hellfire: ↳ WM @4:23 No Fun
	4:24pm Bri The Beatnik: The stooges, mc5, creem, legendary Detroit underground scene in the 70s
	4:25pm Bri The Beatnik: Patti smith is one of my hero’s. I want to be a music critic and poet/singer in a punk band
	4:25pm Franco Twinkie: Certainly Patti Smith! Amen, Thurston. I saw Patti Smith for the first time in early 1976 because I read an article in Rolling Stone fer chrissakes
	4:26pm hellen: did anyone read Girl in A Band by Kim Gordon!
	4:26pm AI Ghost: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @4:25 do it
	4:26pm William Hellfire: ↳ hellen @4:26 Yes!
	4:27pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ hellen @4:26 I want to! I read parts of Cinderella’s big score women in the indie punk underground
	4:27pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ AI Ghost @4:26 I will :)
	4:27pm Steve Mussolini: @clarke was thinking the same and it’s definitely not menacing!
	4:27pm Bri The Beatnik: The cramps opened my eyes to the underground music of the 50s as nuggets did the ‘60s
	4:28pm Handy Haversack: What have I missed? Those pumpkins were freaking heavy.
	4:28pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Handy Haversack @4:28 Thurston talking about his influences
	4:28pm WM: I identify with TM recollection of the times. When I was in highschool The Allman Brothers Band had a near monopoly on the adolescent mind. (Although I did hear ABB play a local gig and I could appreciate why my peer group liked them.) Most (but not all) of my friends dismissed the Stooges as worthless.
	4:29pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @4:25 Bri, this book might be of interest. Use the code CUP20 when you order for 20 percent off. cup.columbia.edu...
	4:30pm steveo: This is fascinating!
	4:30pm hellen: he is kind of problematic but that’s the ny 90s era!
	4:30pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ WM @4:28 My dad likes the stooges and ABB, he showed me all the cool bands from the 70s, and I show him all the cool underground bands from the ‘80s onward. I’ve been trying to get him into sonic youth for years! He likes some of their more popular stuff.
	4:31pm Crei6hton: Afternoon WFMU
	4:31pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Handy Haversack @4:29 Ooh! That looks awesome!
	4:34pm Handy Haversack: Radical theater students. Is there anything they can't do?
	4:35pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @4:34 get u citrus!
	4:35pm Bri The Beatnik: I’ve been so inspired by the whole art rock/post punk/ no wave and even funk lately
	4:36pm WM: I remember... A friend of mine in highschool was a very talented musician and a huge fan of The Allman Brothers. I finally persuaded him to listen to Funhouse. He listened potentially to the whole record from beginning to end. Then he turned to me and explained in a sorrowful, serious tone how awful the record was and how I had no right to make critical comments on any other band. He lost all respect for me after that.
	4:36pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ WM @4:36 Lol
	4:37pm Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @4:35 Our freaking granny cart just about killed me twice. These grannies are tough!
	4:37pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ WM @4:36 Damn, that sucks. I have all respect for your taste!
	4:37pm AI Ghost: ↳ WM @4:36 that's sad.
	4:37pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @4:37 tougher than theater students
	4:38pm listener phat in Lincoln: People are weird.
	4:38pm Franco Twinkie: I remember in the waaaaay back, I heard Lux call Television art damaged(!?!) Back in the late '70's I saw both Television and The Cramps. I loved them equally, but in that polarized world, fans AND musicians were always talking out of class.
	4:39pm PaulRobeson1923: ↳ Franco Twinkie @4:25 Prohibited now
	4:39pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: This interview is riveting. I’m transfixed.
	4:39pm Fredericks: I though of Niagara.
	4:39pm AI Ghost: If I could go back to the 70s I would spend a lot more time at max's and cbgb.
	4:39pm Handy Haversack: DRINK!
	4:40pm PaulRobeson1923: 50 pound bag of Purina
	4:40pm Marie in Chicago: So interesting, great interview and show. Thanks, Todd! I heard an interview with Steve Albini and he was talking about how technique/mastery is not as important as idea, intent, inspiration
	4:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good things today, Todd. Hitting the road now for the puppet slam.
	4:41pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: ↳ Marie in Chicago @4:40 Every now and then you have to agree with Steve Albini.
	4:41pm William Hellfire: ↳ Fredericks @4:39 Niagara:s great! She sent Erin some prints yeas ago. Still up on the bedroom walls!
	4:41pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Ken From Hyde Park @4:40 Nice! Have fun, Ken!
	4:41pm Bri The Beatnik: My mom thought sonic youth was a Britpop band! 😂😂
	4:41pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Todd-o-phonic Todd @4:41 @))
	4:42pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ AI Ghost @4:39 If I could go back to the '70's I would be a kinder person. My sister and I loved punk rock because it was an excuse to act horrible....and we did!
	4:44pm clarke: Handy - i think a granny cart to be what is called in nola: makin' groceries cart - a fold-up job??
	4:44pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @4:41 She doesn’t know about the underground music, only popular music
	4:44pm WM: I should not be too harsh on my highschool friend. Oddly for an AB fan he admired John Cage and he also liked Sun Ra at a gig we attended.
	4:45pm Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @4:44 Yeah, I'd imagine we're talking about the same thing. Steers like a brick. Handles like a cow. Not available in all-wheel drive.
	4:45pm AI Ghost: ↳ Franco Twinkie @4:42 I was upstate throughout most of the 70s and missed everything that I later came to love. I just managed to get in the tail end of the 70s. I got to see Richard Hell a few times, but not Blondie or the Ramones, or the bands who earlier played at max's.
	4:45pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @4:45 ha ha, this kinda cart has only two wheels. but, apparently, it needs to drink more.
	4:47pm listener phat in Lincoln: "Everyone is going to have a good song."
	4:47pm listener phat in Lincoln: "time"
	4:47pm Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @4:45 Ours has four wheels, but among them they add up to only like 346 degrees. Comme ça: external-content.duckduckgo.com...
	4:48pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ AI Ghost @4:39 I want a time machine for NYC 73-83
	4:48pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @4:47 oh wow - that's too advanced for new orleans tech!! ha ha two wheels is IT
	4:49pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @4:48 Same!
	4:49pm PaulRobeson1923: As much as Led Zeppelin or The Doors or something
	4:49pm clarke: ↳ Song: "Little Johnny Jewel [Parts 1& 2]" by "Television" i forget that Hell starts the song - used to the live version - lloyd starts
	4:50pm AI Ghost: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @4:48 Yeah definitely. I would go back at least to the very beginning of the '70s. In nyc.
	4:50pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ Song: "Little Johnny Jewel [Parts 1& 2]" by "Television" This sure is special. It's true.
	4:50pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ AI Ghost @4:50 Even the 60s, with the factory, but NYC was sooo cheap in the 70s
	4:51pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ AI Ghost @4:45 We saw Sonic Youth the first night they played in L.A. My sister and I were back stage, just because that's the way we were. We both looked at Kim Gordon with much admiration. Me because she's an awesome woman - my sister because her arms were super muscular!
	4:51pm listener 126464: Star-studded pic by Godlis, outside CB's, 78 I think. Read it might be Harold on the far left and Thurston's VW bug parked in bkgrnd. pyxis.nymag.com...
	4:52pm AI Ghost: ↳ Franco Twinkie @4:51 cool. That must have been exciting.
	4:52pm AI Ghost: So this came out before marquee moon?
	4:52pm Bri The Beatnik: Sonic youth just radiate cool! Every kid I went to in high school that was cool adored sonic youth! At a Halloween party I played Into the groove because of Into the groovy, and my ex’s brother flipped out (he’s wayyy cooler than my ex but not in a romantic way)
	4:53pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ AI Ghost @4:52 'Twas indeed!
	4:53pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ AI Ghost @4:52 Yep! 1975
	4:53pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Franco Twinkie @4:51 We saw Kim in spring of '22 at White Eagle Hall in JC, and it was a highlight of the whole year. Pretty sparse crowd I guess still from Omicron, so we were right the hell up front. K8 got to touch Kim's guitar when she handed it out into the crowd. She just kept turning around to me and kind of clapping and squealing in joy through the whole set. Amazing night.
	4:54pm AI Ghost: I would have liked to have been there from the beginning of cbgb. Even the bathroom had to be pristine at some point.
	4:55pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Handy Haversack @4:53 Yup. She can do that to people.
	4:55pm Bri The Beatnik: Damn I wish I was home so I could jam along with the record on my guitar!
	4:55pm listener phat in Lincoln: Moore talking to about the scene being a small town south of 14th reminds me of a conversation I've had with a friend of mine here, who was part of it. And I often think it's one big small town all over the country/world. Lipstick Traces and all that. Sonic Youth are just the biggest exemplars maybe.
	4:56pm listener phat in Lincoln: We had our own little downtown NYC here in the middle of nowhere.
	4:57pm clarke: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @4:56 very cool!
	4:57pm Dan S: I'm coming in a bit late to this party, but liking what I'm hearing. Yeah, count me in on that time machine back to NYC in the late '70s height of punk rock!
	4:57pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Song: "Sugar Kane" by "Sonic Youth" Is this my favorite SY song on my favorite SY album? Some days it is. Some days it really is. But you better play "Stereo Sanctity" off Sister just so we can make sure.
	4:58pm Bri The Beatnik: Being involved post-art school with my friends was kind of like an nyc experience. Everyone was so inspiring!
	4:58pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ clarke @4:57 Of course, most of those involved moved away. One of those guys is the current bass player in Live Skull, of all bands.
	4:58pm AI Ghost: ↳ Dan S @4:57 Everybody wants one, sombody has to invent it.
	4:58pm Bri The Beatnik: My fave sonic youth song is either Death Valley 69 or schizophrenia or beauty lies in the eye
	4:59pm clarke: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @4:58 everyone moves away.
	4:59pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @4:58 These are all very hard to argue with.
	4:59pm WM: @Bri The Beatnik: Actually I did live in NYC (well, mostly Brooklyn) 74-83. I was an undergraduate at NYU. Really I was more interested in the Jazz scene. (Although I did catch Richard Hell and Television a few times.The venue I remember most fondly is Studio Rivbe run by the composer multi-instrumentalist Sam Rivers and his wife Beatrice. I'm very nostalgic for the music of those years.
	4:59pm listener phat in Lincoln: I'm contemplating trying to cultivate that kind of scene here again. It's sorely lacking. Some of the kids are having fun. But something's missing. Maybe it can't come back.
	4:59pm Dan S: ↳ AI Ghost @4:58 Michele with one L mentioned wanting to be an inventor during her last show. Let's give her the job!
	5:00pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ WM @4:59 Damn
	5:00pm Handy Haversack: November is definitely Bad Moon Rising month around the Haversackerai. That and The Black Rider go into heavy rotation.
	5:00pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ WM @4:59 Cool! The jazz from back then was great too
	5:00pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ clarke @4:59 I never did move away, for whatever reason. A lot moved back, too.
	5:01pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @5:00 we'll have a real good time!
	5:01pm AI Ghost: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @4:59 Lincoln in what state?
	5:01pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Handy Haversack @5:00 I always associate October with Bad moon rising cos of Halloween and the scarecrow pumkin
	5:01pm listener phat in Lincoln: I just want to hang out at the old Knit or something. Or Sin-é. Whatever.
	5:01pm clarke: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:00 it is a ref to a song that i can't place, at this moment...
	5:02pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ AI Ghost @5:01 Nebraska!
	5:02pm Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @5:01 Were you listening to the Dude's story, clarke?
	5:02pm AI Ghost: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:02 oh wow, that's out there
	5:02pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ clarke @5:01 Thought it might. There are a few bands about "hating this town." Even Yes have one!
	5:02pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @5:02 i was bowlin'!
	5:03pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ AI Ghost @5:02 Almost literally the middle of nowhere.
	5:03pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:02 Songs
	5:03pm Dan S: Yes, give to WFMU. This station is unique.
	5:03pm PaulRobeson1923: AIM FOR LIFE & @ WFMU WE SHOOT TO LIVE baby
	5:04pm AI Ghost: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:03 I live in a place now that feels that way. Still in new york though.
	5:04pm clarke: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:02 ahhh.. it was The Posies!! Everyone Moves Away - good chune.
	5:04pm PaulRobeson1923: a-Lot more beef
	5:04pm Marie in Chicago: I think I used to see the band out on the street at 6th and B, back in the early 90s when I lived on 6th between C + D. I believe there was a studio there. I was so stupid--I didn't really know who they were. I was totally into a garage rock scene and the general EV world.
	5:04pm WM: @Listner phatin Lincoln & Bri The Beatnik: It's up to the remnant such as you and I to carry on the great tradition. (Really I was pretty square, only a bystander not a participant on the music/art scene.)
	5:05pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ WM @5:04 True
	5:06pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ AI Ghost @5:04 I think the world may have gotten that way everywhere.
	5:07pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ clarke @5:04 Oh yes!
	5:07pm Franco Twinkie: With the exception of Bri, everyone on the comment board is some variation of old person it seems. Punk can be very generation specific. When I hear some of the youngsters get dismissive or downright contemptuous of the pioneers, I think 'Just you wait you little shit, your day will come.'
	5:07pm clarke: re-start.
	5:07pm AI Ghost: There's probably many reasons that things are not like before, maybe everything is generally less free, but also computers have made musicians lazy. Back when I was a kid everybody was either in a band or wanted to be. Now it's like pulling teeth to get 4 people together to play anything.
	5:07pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Song: "Do You Believe In Rapture?" by "Sonic Youth" Never had this album. There's a real gap in my knowledge after maybe Washing Machine?
	5:08pm Marie in Chicago: One of my faves is Pacific Coast Highway
	5:08pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ AI Ghost @5:07 We have a TON of bands in Lincoln, but they only seem to rarely play live. Some of them are really great.
	5:08pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @5:07 one of me fave SY songs on this album: Incinerate!!
	5:08pm AI Ghost: ↳ Franco Twinkie @5:07 Yes, I am officially a variation of old person.
	5:09pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Marie in Chicago @5:08 I love P.C.H too! For obvious reasons - It's part of my D.N.A.
	👻 5:10pm Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ: ↳ AI Ghost @5:07 i go out of my way to offer encouragement to any young person with a guitar in their hands. they're rare birds these days. and we have some really good young bands here in north howdy arabia.
	5:10pm AI Ghost: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:08 There should be more and bigger scenes like there used to be.
	5:10pm WM: I met a young man (in his 20s I guess) and his girlfriend in Van Vorst Park JC earlier this week. He had a ring in his nose and his girlfriend had green hair. I stopped to talk with him because he was reading Please Kill Me by Legs MacNeil. He had never heard of MC5, he had never listened to Funhouse and he didn't know who Lester Bangs was. Well, at least he has the right idea. I was once an uninitiated neophyte myself.
	5:10pm clarke: speaking of Live Skull and Washing Machine - ya'll may know that the two kids on the cover of Washing Machine got Thalia Zedek to sign their Sonic Youth shirts, ha ha.
	5:11pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ AI Ghost @5:10 It's all weird. Gear is so cheap and every record is just a few clicks away. And music lessons on YouTube! But I don't know. And thousands of records uploaded to whatever every damn day!
	5:12pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ WM @5:10 Dressing the part is the first step in evolution.
	5:12pm listener phat in Lincoln: I tell myself that it all waxes and wanes and that things were waning before 1992, when shit got serious again. But I don't know.
	5:12pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ clarke @5:10 Nice
	5:13pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Song: "Hot Wire My Heart" by "Sonic Youth" This'll do nicely.
	5:13pm Bri The Beatnik: Ooh, another one of my favorite sonic youth songs is expressway to yr skull
	5:13pm WM: @Franco Twinkie: Life is full of ironies.
	5:13pm AI Ghost: ↳ Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ @5:10 There has always been a lot going on in texas
	5:13pm kt16mm: killer cover!
	5:13pm listener phat in Lincoln: I've got a warehouse rehearsal space now. I'm hoping it becomes a thing.
	5:13pm DonJuanTijuana: One of the best covers of this classic!
	5:13pm clarke: Crime!!
	👻 5:13pm Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ: ↳ AI Ghost @5:13 yeehaw!
	5:13pm Bri The Beatnik: Ay! Crime!
	5:14pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ @5:13 Easy -- big fella!
	👻 5:14pm Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:13 are you gonna host events there?
	5:14pm clarke: YEEHAWWWWWW!!
	5:15pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ @5:14 Not public ones, that'd probably get us kicked out. But get togethers. I hate to say jams, but maybe that's it
	5:15pm WM: @listner phat in Lincoln: I never managed to dress the part. I guess that was part of the reason I was only a bystander.
	👻 5:15pm Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ: ↳ Handy Haversack @5:14 for the record, i own neither cowboy boots or cowboy hat (i do have a 3CM trucker hat)... but i have been thrown from a shetland pony (and subsequently stepped on).
	5:16pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ @5:15 Fucking Goblin ate my 3CM hat.
	5:16pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "Hot Wire My Heart" by "Sonic Youth" hot!!!!
	5:16pm AI Ghost: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:13 That's a good thing to have. It's getting harder to get people to come, but also they're pricing us out of spaces too. That's why I'm trapped in a place I hate. Hopefully I won't have to die here, but it's a possibility
	5:16pm clarke: fucking goblin!
	👻 5:16pm Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ: ↳ Handy Haversack @5:16 up your S4L and see if you can get a replacement!
	5:16pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ AI Ghost @5:16 I think that might be the savings grace if the hinterlands.
	5:17pm listener phat in Lincoln: Because it's always cheap. People can stick around, if you will.
	5:17pm AI Ghost: I have a small studio now, I can't live without something, but I no longer know anybody who is willing and able to play.
	5:18pm morphe': morphe': Free "scary movies" Sat 28Oct Green Oasis Community Garden 370 - East 8 Th St = Ave C/D 7pm-> Frankenstein Night Living Dead A Quiet Place
	5:18pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ AI Ghost @5:17 That's an issue.
	5:18pm AI Ghost: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:17 I hear that, even though this is the butt end of ulster county and there is nothing for 30 miles in any direction, it's still new york and it still costs way too much.
	5:18pm DonJuanTijuana: Can’t remember her name, but the young lady who worked at Pier Platters with reddish hair was somehow affiliated with SY
	5:18pm clarke: ↳ morphe' @5:18 just saw Frankenstien, last night -- first time since when i was a kid. amazing.
	5:19pm listener phat in Lincoln: And for the record, I hate Lincoln more than at any other time in my life
	5:19pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ AI Ghost @5:18 Where in NY are you?
	5:19pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Franco Twinkie @5:09 Yeah, I can only imagine. I love the idea(s) of California. I am fascinated by it
	5:20pm WM: I think Aristotle said that a young man cannot be a philosopher because he has not accumulated enough experience to make discerning judgements. Maybe the same insight applies to Punk rock.
	5:20pm AI Ghost: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:19 I feel the same way about this place. I have been relegated to napanoch, just up the hill from the state prison. After spending 20 years in kingston, but on 28 private acres. It was ideal there.
	5:21pm AI Ghost: I had a studio in hoboken in 1995. Just before moving upstate.
	5:22pm clarke: i never got kicked out of Pier Platters!
	5:22pm Christo: I'm a Minneapolis guy. NNB was much-loved by the people in the know when they were active in Mpls. Didn't know about the later SY connection
	5:23pm Christo: "Slack" is an NNB classic - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AWTGExPigI
	5:23pm bobob Plasticland: I know too many bands ...we didn't get to go on til 4:15AM
	5:24pm DonJuanTijuana: ↳ clarke @5:22 Bleeker Blab kicked everyone out of his store
	5:24pm Franco Twinkie: I saw Crime in 1978 opening for The Weirdos and The Screamers. In Hollywood, they had two strikes against them 1) they dressed like cops, but even worst, they were from San Francisco. There was much competitive animosity between S.F. and L.A. back then. Stupid? You bet! But that's just the way it was in the land of punk back then.
	5:24pm bobob: At CBGB's
	5:24pm listener phat in Lincoln: Record stores! No record stores!
	5:25pm clarke: ↳ DonJuanTijuana @5:24 he kicked me out for laughing at the price of an album.
	5:25pm listener phat in Lincoln: Good hang. Are there still good hangs?
	5:25pm AI Ghost: I really tried for a long time, years, to get people together to play, but it was futile. I had to just stop wasting energy on it. Sad. It was very different in the 90s, and of course before that.
	5:26pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ AI Ghost @5:25 The 90s were pretty great everywhere, I think.
	5:27pm listener phat in Lincoln: I loved Tad! All those bands played Lincoln. Nobody does now. Which is weird. All the Minneapolis bands did, too.
	5:28pm Marie in Chicago: I lurve Dinosaur Jr.
	5:28pm AI Ghost: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:26 I had a studio on w 28th street in the early 90s, I can't even count the number of people who were there. Every single night it was hopping. Before that I was recording groups in the thrash scene in brooklyn and was in a few groups myself. Everything just dried up in the 21st century.
	5:28pm clarke: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:27 i bet more people play in lincoln than new orleans, these days!
	5:28pm DonJuanTijuana: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:27 Had a lot of respect for Tad, esp when he came out in the crowd to slam dance
	5:28pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ clarke @5:25 Bleeker Bob had an outpost in L.A. for awhile. I went in a few times, and yes laughed at the over inflated prices. He was off his turf. No one cared he was from New York. He was just some old fat guy.
	5:29pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ clarke @5:28 I doubt it. Maybe Omaha. It's been really horrible lately. People go to KC, St. Louis, Denver, Chicago, Minneapolis, and just skip here. It's freaking weird.
	5:30pm clarke: ↳ Franco Twinkie @5:28 he was just some old fat guy in new york too - i spit pizza on his front window.
	5:30pm WM: @Bri The Beatnik: Back in the day I was especially interested in the Loft Jazz scene. At Studio Rivbe I heard Sam Rivers, Anthony Braxton, Roscoe Mitchell, Don Pullen and several others. Wildflowers: The New York Loft Jazz Sessions is a 5 CD collection of music recorded at Studio Rivbe. I think you can find most of it on Youtube.
	5:30pm AI Ghost: I wish I had friends like Thurston Moore, I could listen to him talk for hours, unlike the people I actually know.
	5:30pm Marie in Chicago: Hey, I definitely want to read the memoir and will!
	5:31pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ WM @5:30 Cool! I should check them out
	5:32pm clarke: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:29 well, i could say the same thing! but, i honestly think Lincoln & Lawrence's troubles come from The Blue Note in Columbia not having the same booking acumen that it used to. they really used to pull tours through the midwest!
	5:34pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: ↳ AI Ghost @5:30 I hope we don't know each other.
	5:34pm AI Ghost: ↳ Todd-o-phonic Todd @5:34 Todd, no, I can listen to you for a while too.
	5:35pm Dan S: I didn't go to many punk rock concerts back in the late 70s/early 80s. I do remember seeing The Ramones at a club in Brooklyn called Zappa's. It was the loudest show I was ever at. I could hardly hear for days afterward.
	5:36pm AI Ghost: But like Thurston Moore I wish I knew where the scenes are too. Maybe they exist but in an unrecognizable form. With lots of drum machines and strobe lights and autotunes.
	5:37pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: ↳ Dan S @5:35 Wow, there's a fairly forgotten club. There were a lot more venues trying to do shows when the drinking age was still 18 then people tend to remember of think about.
	5:37pm PaulRobeson1923: I’m cleaning my bathroom bowl!
	5:38pm Bri The Beatnik: I sure miss the scene I was a part of :(
	5:39pm AI Ghost: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @5:38 Me too. : ( There has to be a new scene.
	5:39pm William Hellfire: Legion hall in Butler, NJ used to be $65 bucks. Bob Bert reviewed my Band Disco Missile!
	5:39pm Aitch: Horridly late, but any Sonic Youth is good
	5:40pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ AI Ghost @5:39 Let’s start one!
	5:40pm Bri The Beatnik: Heya Aitch!
	5:40pm AI Ghost: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @5:40 I'm ready.
	5:40pm WM: @Bri The Beatnik: I just noticed there is a book: Loft Jazz: Improvising New York in the 1970s by Michael C. Heller (2017). It might be worth a look. An excerpt is available on Google Books.
	5:41pm Patolds: Do you know why India no longer celebrates Halloween ?? They don’t have any more Gandhi… there is no more Gandhi !!
	5:41pm Dan S: ↳ Todd-o-phonic Todd @5:37 I don't really remember what part of Brooklyn it was in, except I think it was in the middle of nowhere then that's probably still the middle of nowhere now.
	5:41pm Aitch: Had the pleasure of seeing SY end a festival with I wanna be your dog, Iggy on vocals, he'd played the set before. Dirty era.
	5:41pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ WM @5:40 Cool! I’ll check it out
	5:44pm AI Ghost: It's handy to have medical insurance. I used to.
	5:45pm Dan S: ↳ AI Ghost @5:44 When you hit 65 there's Medicare.
	5:45pm clarke: ↳ Song: "Thurston Moore Conversation Part Two" cool man!
	5:45pm DonJuanTijuana: Cool 😎 interview TOPT!
	5:45pm AI Ghost: [ applause ] nice Todd
	5:46pm efd: another great interview, thanks Todd!
	5:46pm Bri The Beatnik: Thanks Todd! You always interview the coolest people!
	5:46pm dale: had my ears on. good conversation.
	5:47pm AI Ghost: ↳ Dan S @5:45 I dunno, I had medicare and medicaid but they took it away. I have 2 years to go before I'm 65.
	5:47pm WR: Thank you, Thurston. Thank you, Todd.
	5:47pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Song: "The Ballad Of Dwight Fry" by "Alice Cooper" Dad and I were just listening to this yesterday, one of his fave songs around Halloween
	5:47pm dale: ↳ Song: "The Ballad Of Dwight Fry" by "Alice Cooper" ....and i've pre-clickied this tune.
	👻 5:47pm Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ: another fab interview. thx todd and thurston!
	5:47pm clarke: ↳ Song: "The Ballad Of Dwight Fry" by "Alice Cooper" seminal album
	5:48pm AI Ghost: Alice is another of my top favorites.
	5:48pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Thanks for the kudos, kids!
	5:48pm chresti: I was hoping we would hear something from the Italian brothers.. Great interview!
	5:49pm clarke: ↳ Todd-o-phonic Todd @5:48 extra kudos for the Dennis Dunaway - are we getting to hear some of that conversation, sometime??
	5:49pm Sasha: I love you Edmund
	5:49pm Patolds: ↳ Patolds @5:41 A riddle told by Albert Brooks in one of his movies. Oh well
	5:50pm tim: I’m just here for the Alice Cooper! (I’m just saying that to look cool because I obviously missed a hell of a show!)
	5:50pm WM: @Bri the Beatnik:Another book I’ve only glanced at is Universal Tonality: the life and music of William Parker. WP is a wonderful musician who has played on dozens of records. Especially check out his work with David S. Ware.
	5:50pm Sasha: Wfmu!!****
	5:50pm clarke: ↳ tim @5:50 pure arizona!
	5:50pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: ↳ clarke @5:49 We were just chatting...it was kind of nice to have a conversation like that informally.
	5:50pm Bri The Beatnik: Hey Tim! Was hoping you’d be here for Alice!
	5:51pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ WM @5:50 Cool! Sounds interesting
	5:51pm tim: Hi Todd and everyone! I’m definitely gonna check this one out in archive!
	5:51pm clarke: ↳ Todd-o-phonic Todd @5:50 i'm sure! but, inquiring people wanna lissen in!!
	5:51pm clarke: ↳ tim @5:51 don't you have a playground to menace??
	5:51pm Dan S: ↳ AI Ghost @5:47 You might have had Medicaid. That's income based, not age based, and varies from state to state. Might be worth applying again if you are low enough income. There are other options. Seriously, health insurance is something everybody should have.
	5:52pm radioronan: Great show - thanks Todd..cheers y'all!
	5:52pm Creston: Hey guys, everyone welcome Sasha to the new chat room. She just got the app today and I’m teaching her how to use it. He hi Sasha, this is creston.
	5:52pm WM: Thanks for a great show Tod! Your interview are almost always great. And thanks for letting me post so many comments.
	5:52pm William Hellfire: Great show! Miss Maxwell's and pier platters. Happy Halloween!!!
	5:52pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "The Ballad Of Dwight Fry" by "Alice Cooper" I loved this first Alice Cooper band. I saw them at The Hollywood Palladium in 1972 when Killer first came out. Opening the show was Commader Cody and Howlin' Wolf!
	5:52pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "The Ballad Of Dwight Fry" by "Alice Cooper" So great. (PS, and who cares, but I thought I saw Thurston in a midtown Trader Joe's last winter. Fer real.) Thanks, Todd and Thurston!!
	5:52pm tim: ↳ clarke @5:50 That might be where they started but Alice Cooper is 100% Pure Michigan!
	5:52pm Dan S: Great show, Todd! Thanks!
	5:53pm AI Ghost: ↳ Dan S @5:51 Believe me, I tried. There is nothing available that I can afford. But if I can get medicare when I'm 65 that will help.
	5:53pm Fredericks: ↳ Song: "The Ballad Of Dwight Fry" by "Alice Cooper" Decades come slapping in like a giant wave.
	5:53pm clarke: ↳ tim @5:52 pure!!
	5:53pm LCBD: I just tuned in, caught the tail end of the interview and then heard your Dennis D mention. He’s out in their yard (nextdoor) so I told him about your shout-out!
	5:53pm WM: AC singing The Ballad Of Dwight Fry is featured in the Tim Burton movie Dark Shadows.
	5:54pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Franco Twinkie @5:52 That must’ve been the same tour dad saw him, one of his first concert. Saw him 4 times
	5:54pm PaulRobeson1923: Thorazine, base of the spine
	5:54pm AI Ghost: This is like the William Shatner version
	5:54pm dale: todd - check out mckendree spring's 'down by the river' too. not this far out and groovy, but still good.
	5:54pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @5:54 Wow!
	5:54pm clarke: ↳ LCBD @5:53 u live next-door to DD?? wow - cool!
	5:55pm Joe B: dr shock!
	5:55pm dale: down by the river.....in a van.
	5:55pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Down By The River" by "Dr. Shock" This one's a hoot!
	5:55pm richthegreeb: ↳ WM @5:53 This my be my fav Alice song
	5:55pm AI Ghost: heh
	5:55pm Bri The Beatnik: Oh yes! Dad had me play Neil young yesterday too
	5:55pm clarke: ↳ dale @5:55 ha ha ha
	5:56pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "Down By The River" by "Dr. Shock" One of the best songs ever (not necesarily by Dr. Shock, though this is great), IMHO
	5:56pm Joe B: not sure if any cover of this will top the Brooklyn Bridge, but Dr Shock comes close!
	5:56pm LCBD: ↳ clarke @5:54 Yes, and he’s the nicest guy you could ever meet!
	5:56pm Dan S: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @5:55 What song?
	5:56pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ clarke @5:30 HA HA! I just saw your comment.
	5:56pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Dan S @5:56 A man need’s a maid
	5:56pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: ↳ Joe B @5:56 Dr. Shock is a Maestro as well!
	5:57pm WM: @Dan S.: I think Dwight Fry is the actor who plays Dracula's assistant in the first Dracula movie.
	5:57pm clarke: ↳ LCBD @5:56 i would have imagined so - even in the 70's! i saw him play at City Park Stadium circa '74 ish?
	5:57pm Fredericks: ↳ Song: "Down By The River" by "Dr. Shock" Like the Dead vibe on the Todd Oh show, very rare occurrence.
	5:57pm Hubig Pie: ↳ Song: "Down By The River" by "Dr. Shock" This gonna morph into Spooky?
	5:57pm LCBD: ↳ LCBD @5:53 I’ve mentioned your show in particular to him many times, Todd. I’m glad to hear that you 2 met!
	5:57pm Dan S: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @5:56 Great song.
	5:57pm Ignore Function: Be on Todd's side, and I'll be on your side.
	5:57pm Ciggy: My favorite Sonic Youth song is Sunday
	5:57pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Dan S @5:57 Yes!
	👻 5:57pm Joe R.: ↳ Song: "Down By The River" by "Dr. Shock" Aging and IDing myself as a former Jerseyan, I can’t hear this song without thinking about Mugsy’s version on Uncle Floyd, namely “Pa-ssa-ic River”
	5:58pm greg g: Great Interview Todd! & Dr. Shock ?! What to say?! Have a great weekend everyone!
	5:58pm clarke: ↳ Franco Twinkie @5:56 yeah, the rest of my band were inside the store jeering at me - and i went and got a slice of pizza...
	5:58pm Joe B: neil yuck
	5:58pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: ↳ Joe R. @5:57 Neil Yuck!
	5:58pm dale: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @5:56 i think dr. shock would do 'a man kills his maid.'
	5:59pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ dale @5:58 Probably lol
	5:59pm PaulRobeson1923: Stat
	5:59pm chresti: Thanks Todd!
	5:59pm PaulRobeson1923: Great Job Todd OH!
	5:59pm WM: Dwight Fry: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0296859/
	6:00pm dale: kolchak the night strangler is on svengoolie tonight. and trilogy of terror.
	6:00pm clarke: bone us todd!!
	6:00pm DonJuanTijuana: Sweet! Bonus TOPT!
	👻 6:00pm Joe R.: ↳ Todd-o-phonic Todd @5:58 oh man, I forgot it was a whole character!
	6:00pm Van Winkle ;-): We're into Todd-o-phonic OT!!! ;-)
	6:00pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Svengoolie Stomp" by "Freddy Boom Boom Cannon" Happy Halloween to all here!
	6:01pm clarke: boom boom!! thnx TopT
	6:01pm Fredericks: ↳ Song: "Svengoolie Stomp" by "Freddy Boom Boom Cannon" What year did this come out?
	👻 6:01pm JG: This last set has been pretty g dam great
	6:01pm tim: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @5:56 Why did Nel Young marry Daryl Hannah? Because a man needs a mermaid!
	6:01pm rich the greeb: Whoa ! Was this a theme song?
	6:01pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ tim @6:01 HAHA!!! 😂😂
	6:02pm TVP: ↳ Fredericks @6:01 I think 2015-2016ish?
	6:02pm clarke: ↳ tim @6:01 i never could understand why.
	6:02pm clarke: boom boom - out go the lights (JLH)
	6:02pm Dan S: But was it Neil or Nel that had a thing for Daryl?
	6:02pm tim: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @6:01 My kids’ mom gets the credit for that one.
	6:02pm AI Ghost: ↳ tim @6:01 I bet Neil treats her better than Jackson Browne did
	6:03pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ tim @6:02 Cute
	6:03pm Dan S: ↳ tim @6:01 But was it Neil or Nel that had a thing for Daryl?
	6:03pm DonJuanTijuana: I loved hearing today’s reference to Joey Psycho! RIP Howie P!
	6:04pm dale: here's a great kolchak song i heard recently. bopflu.bandcamp.com...
	6:04pm kevlicki: AI ghost it’s exciting to see so much activity in Ulster county now, but the expense to stay here is rough! I I’ve landed in Gardiner the last few years and it’s outrageous how expensive and few options there are. Some great musicians are inn the area, grateful for some of the smaller venues that are around
	6:04pm Mr C: Smart interview with Thurston. Keep your foot on the pedal right now!
	6:05pm WM: Endless thanks to WFMU for bringing together like minded individuals and keeping the flame alive. I'm make a point of upping my pledge.
	6:05pm Dan S: Changing of the guard time!
	6:05pm clarke: thnx todd!
	6:05pm AI Ghost: ↳ kevlicki @6:04 I'm interested in finding a way to be involved again, rather than isolated. Yeah, I'm stuck here, I can't afford to move anywhere.
	6:06pm kevlicki: AI Ghost, I farm so I barely have much time for communing

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October 28, 2023: Sonic Life - The Dracu-Las live and Thurston Moore Conversation

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	New	Approx. start time
The Lollipop Shoppe	You Must Be A Witch		UNI		45
The Low Spirits	Grinnin' Reaper "Grinnin' Reaper" by "The Low Spirits"	V.A.: Halloween Music For Rock & Roll People	Outro Records	2023	LP	*	0:02:35 (Pop-up)
The Satans	Makin' Deals "Makin' Deals" by "The Satans"		Manhattan		45		0:04:29 (Pop-up)
Roky Erickson and the Aliens	Bloody Hammer		CBS (UK)		45		0:06:25 (Pop-up)
Jacuzzi Boys	House Of Tricks "House Of Tricks" by "Jacuzzi Boys"		Mag Mag	2023	MP3	*	0:11:30 (Pop-up)
The Golliwogs	Walking On The Water		Scorpio		45		0:14:19 (Pop-up)
The Lancers	The Witch "The Witch" by "The Lancers"	Garage Punk Unknowns Volume 2	Stone Age Records		LP		0:17:02 (Pop-up)
Billy Taylor and The Tear Drops	Wombie Zombie		Felco		45		0:18:31 (Pop-up)
Kenny and The Fiends	House on Haunted Hill, Pt. 1		Princess		45		0:21:16 (Pop-up)
The Cramps	Goo Goo Muck "Goo Goo Muck" by "The Cramps"		IRS		45		0:22:39 (Pop-up)
ZZ En De Maskers	Dracula "Dracula" by "ZZ En De Maskers"		Artone		45		0:25:40 (Pop-up)

The Dracu-Las live on WFMU. Engineered by Matt Clarke
The Dracu-Las live on WFMU!	Highway						0:31:31 (Pop-up)
The Dracu-Las live on WFMU!	It "It" by "The Dracu-Las live on WFMU!"						0:32:52 (Pop-up)
The Dracu-Las live on WFMU!	Ungrounded						0:37:18 (Pop-up)
The Dracu-Las live on WFMU!	Fall Asleep When I'm Dead						0:36:59 (Pop-up)
The Dracu-Las live on WFMU!	Fever Dream						0:39:59 (Pop-up)
The Dracu-Las live on WFMU!	Time Is A Maze						0:42:30 (Pop-up)
The Dracu-Las live on WFMU!	Fire "Fire" by "The Dracu-Las live on WFMU!"						0:44:39 (Pop-up)
Sucking blood with The Dracu-Las "Sucking blood with The Dracu-Las"
Sonic Youth	Halloween "Halloween" by "Sonic Youth"	Bad Moon Rising	Blast First		12"		0:50:20 (Pop-up)
Sonic Youth	Teen Age Riot "Teen Age Riot" by "Sonic Youth"	Daydream Nation	Blast First/Enigma		CD		0:54:43 (Pop-up)
Sonic Youth	Youth Against Fascism	Dirty	DGC		CD		1:02:05 (Pop-up)
Sonic Youth (w/Lydia Lunch)	Death Valley '69		Homestead		12"		1:05:35 (Pop-up)
Sonic Youth	100% "100%" by "Sonic Youth"		DGC (UK)		45		1:10:42 (Pop-up)

Thurston Moore Conversation Part One "Thurston Moore Conversation Part One"
Television	Little Johnny Jewel [Parts 1& 2]	Ork Records: New York, New York	Numero		LP box set		1:48:12 (Pop-up)
Sonic Youth	Sugar Kane "Sugar Kane" by "Sonic Youth"	Dirty	DGC		CD		1:55:13 (Pop-up)
Sonic Youth	Bull In The Heather "Bull In The Heather" by "Sonic Youth"	Experimental Jet Set, Trash And No Star	DGC		CD		2:02:27 (Pop-up)
Sonic Youth	Do You Believe In Rapture?	Rather Ripped	DGC		CD		2:05:17 (Pop-up)
The Stooges	Ann "Ann" by "The Stooges"	The Stooges	Elektra		LP		2:09:22 (Pop-up)
Sonic Youth	Hot Wire My Heart "Hot Wire My Heart" by "Sonic Youth"	Sister	SST Records		LP		2:12:13 (Pop-up)

Thurston Moore Conversation Part Two "Thurston Moore Conversation Part Two"
Alice Cooper	The Ballad Of Dwight Fry	Love It To Death	Warner Bros.		LP		2:45:43 (Pop-up)
Dr. Shock	Down By The River "Down By The River" by "Dr. Shock"		East Coast Records		45		2:53:03 (Pop-up)
Freddy Boom Boom Cannon	Svengoolie Stomp		Wondercap Records		45		2:59:03 (Pop-up)
The Castle Kings	You Can Get Him - Frankenstein		Atlantic		45		3:01:44 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm clarke: pow pow pow he goes straight for my top 20 songs.
	3:02pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Todd, all. Todd, I've been reading that VU interview book I won last Marathon on your show. Really good stuff. Foreword by Thurston Moore. Ask him about his commas!
	3:02pm The Spoony: Gotta stoppe by The Todde Shoppe!
	👻 3:03pm Hoboken Jack: Hell-is-for-children-o TOPT, Clarke, Handy, all!
	3:03pm clarke: i never wanna be like.. me
	3:03pm Motobro: Hell O Todd.
	👻 3:03pm Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ: HELL-o y'all
	3:04pm clarke: FuZZZZZZZ
	3:04pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Hallow everyone!
	👻 3:04pm Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ: ↳ clarke @3:04 ClarkEEEEEE
	3:04pm Victrola Tom: What’s up ghouls & goblins!!!!
	3:04pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @3:02 how did your Liquor Heist go today? a plan within a plan within a plan.
	👻 3:05pm Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ: ↳ Hoboken Jack @3:03 love is a cattle prod, jack!
	3:05pm clarke: in some states.
	3:06pm Saltonstall: Todd- be careful. There are bloodthirsty rats in the studio.
	3:06pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: A HUGE show today featuring live music from (of course) The Dracu-Las and my interview with Thurston Moore.
	3:07pm clarke: ↳ Saltonstall @3:06 and, apparently, Cosmic Man.
	3:07pm clarke: ↳ Song: "Bloody Hammer" by "Roky Erickson and the Aliens" YASS!!!!
	3:07pm Cooh John: Hell-o-ween Todd and Todd-o-philes.
	3:07pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: No Halloween playlist is complete w/o Roky!
	3:08pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: ↳ Jeff formerly from Rahway @3:07 Good to see you and Vicki on Sunday night!
	3:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Todd and cavalcadores. Dropping the hammer today, it seems.
	3:10pm Hubig Pie: Bloody hammers in the attic might be scary but not as much as cleaning a cat box that's way over due.
	👻 3:10pm John L: Wearing my Sonic Youth/WFMU t-shirt at work today; looking forward to the interview. So wish the shirt wasn't white, though; I'm bad at keeping my white clothing clean. Speaking of books, I just started Lou Reed: King Of New York by Will Hermes; excellent so far. Hermes is great at drawing a picture of events surrounding the primary subject. Maybe get him for an interview.
	3:12pm WM: I was very disappointed that Thurston Moore canceled his gig at White Eagle Tavern here in JC. (For health problems I've heard.) Any chance he will reschedule?
	3:13pm PaulRobeson1923: Hi Hi Hi
	3:13pm William Hellfire: ↳ John L @3:10 My first sonic youth show was 1990 I think. City gardens with STP and Surgery.
	3:13pm PaulRobeson1923: Rectum!
	3:13pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: @John L I loved Will Hermes’ “Love Goes to Buildings on Fire” about NYC music scenes in the 1970s. The Lou Reed book is on my Xmas wish list!
	👻 3:15pm Hoboken Jack: Hey Prof, Tom, HP Ken, Jeff!
	3:16pm Robm: ↳ Song: "Walking On The Water" by "The Golliwogs" sounds like early john fogerty?
	3:16pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: ↳ Hoboken Jack @3:15 Today it's Hobooken Jack.
	3:17pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Hoboken Jack @3:03 Jack!
	3:17pm WM: I never heard the original version of Walking On The Water (only the Richard Hell cover).
	3:17pm Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @3:04 Still rolling along. Need pumpkins and citrus to complete the empire.
	3:17pm PaulRobeson1923: ↳ John L @3:10 Morning. Mr.John L. That is a No No Book
	3:17pm William Hellfire: ↳ Song: "The Witch" by "The Lancers" !!!!
	3:17pm Victrola Tom: Jack!!
	3:18pm Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ Hoboken Jack @3:15 Hobooken Jack! 👻
	3:18pm chresti: Boo!
	3:19pm WM: It sounds like John Fogerty because it is John Fogerty.
	3:19pm Robm: ↳ WM @3:19 no kidding WM
	👻 3:20pm John L: ↳ PaulRobeson1923 @3:17 A No No Book?
	3:20pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @3:17 the empire strikes black!
	3:21pm PaulRobeson1923: Lou Reed. Ken prohibited Lou and Patti. Lou is a Non-person, A no play, no no artist
	3:21pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: Greetings Hoboken Jack! I hope you enjoyed your Pt Pleasant pizza yesterday!
	3:22pm WM: @Robm: I didn't appreciate your irony.
	3:22pm greg g: Afternoon Todd O'Phonic & Sonic Fanatics! Excited for the Thurston interview & Dracu-Las set!!
	3:22pm PaulRobeson1923: ↳ PaulRobeson1923 @3:21 On account of their Lyrics. You understand
	3:23pm William Hellfire: ↳ Song: "Goo Goo Muck" by "The Cramps" I had dinner with a Cramp!!!!
	3:23pm Robm: @Paul i have heard lou reed on this station and patti smith too
	3:24pm clarke: ↳ Song: "Goo Goo Muck" by "The Cramps" i forgot about the added reverb on the drums on the single version.
	3:24pm Kotzwinkled: Just learned today that Lux Interior of The Cramps overdubbed Gary Oldman for Dracula's scream in the opening of Bram Stoker's Dracula. NEAT FACT!
	👻 3:24pm Hoboken Jack: Dracu-Las closed with a couple of Cramps covers the other night.
	👻 3:25pm John L: ↳ Jeff formerly from Rahway @3:13 Loved that book. Been streamlining my book collection; I have way too many music and film books, but that one is a keeper. Will lives in the same area I do and I run into him once in awhile; good guy.
	3:25pm Robm: ↳ clarke @3:24 everytime i hear that song i think of that dance wednesday did
	3:25pm clarke: ↳ Hoboken Jack @3:24 spoiler! alert!!
	3:26pm clarke: ↳ Robm @3:25 i know it has become viral. but i know nothing about that.
	3:26pm DonJuanTijuana: I wonder 🤔 if Shazam was involved in any of todays selections? Im super pumped for todays interview with Thurston! Would love to know some of his other early punk rock bands aside Crime hes into
	👻 3:26pm Hoboken Jack: ↳ Jeff formerly from Rahway @3:21 No, yesterday was Bayonne brats (which I did enjoy)! Me, you, and Belock for Pt Pleasant pizza sometime this fall/winter!
	3:27pm clarke: ↳ DonJuanTijuana @3:26 the morning cartoon character from the 70's??
	3:27pm listener 126464: Happy Saturday, 3-6 pm est!
	👻 3:27pm Hobooken Jack: ↳ Todd-o-phonic Todd @3:16 Oh right!
	3:27pm Robm: ↳ clarke @3:26 got it know not everyone has netflix or even cares
	3:27pm clarke: ↳ Hoboken Jack @3:26 Bayonne Brats - good band.
	👻 3:28pm Will thee Sound Guy: Good afternoon Todd-o-Phonic Todd and all!!!
	👻 3:28pm Hobooken Jack: ↳ clarke @3:27 Trying to book them on a bill with Chuck & The Wepners
	3:28pm clarke: willll burrrrrr
	3:29pm clarke: ↳ Hobooken Jack @3:28 i bet!!
	3:29pm luc_m: hearing dutch lyrics on a NJ radio; quite surrealistic for this Fleming :p
	👻 3:29pm Hobooken Jack: Hi 12-666-464 and Will of Satan!
	3:30pm clarke: comin' in strong comin' in clear
	👻 3:30pm Will thee Sound Guy: Hi Hoboken Jack-o'-lantern 🎃
	👻 3:31pm Will thee Sound Guy: Hi clarke of the damned
	3:31pm clarke: "ain't nobody gonna jacuzzi me!" - Billy Ray Valentine
	3:35pm clarke: ↳ Song: "It" by "The Dracu-Las live on WFMU!" soundin' great!
	3:36pm clarke: ↳ Song: "The Dracu-Las live on WFMU. Engineered by Matt Cl... soundin' great!
	3:36pm listener 126464: ↳ Hobooken Jack @3:29 Hey Jack, everyone! Thanks, Todd!
	3:37pm clarke: drink up, ghouls!!! blood's on me. yipe!!
	3:37pm chresti: William Hellfire - sorry! I hate getting cramps during dinner !
	3:39pm PaulRobeson1923: She, understands
	👻 3:40pm John L: Maybe something off of Zombieland by Southern Culture On The Skids later?
	3:40pm Chop Scott: Sounding great Matt!
	3:40pm WM: Sorry I missed The Dracu-Las at the Pet Shop earlier this week. Do they have an upcoming gig soon?
	👻 3:41pm Hobooken Jack: ↳ WM @3:40 They're at Our Wicked Lady on Friday
	3:42pm William Hellfire: ↳ chresti @3:37 No for real. Kid Kongo Cramp! Cramps also wanted one of the actresses I worked with to play Ivy in a bio-pic they were planing. It was in the Cramps book. Crazy.
	👻 3:42pm Hobooken Jack: ↳ Chop Scott @3:40 Hey Scott! Yeah MVP Matt is doing a great job with the live mix.
	3:43pm Chop Scott: Cheers Jack--and of course to The Boss!
	3:43pm chresti: Cool! @william hellfire
	3:44pm clarke: liking the bass sound over the airwaves!!
	3:46pm johnk77: live band sound mix rocks hard
	3:48pm clarke: you shoulda Canoe-bered!!
	3:49pm Matt Clarke: 💥
	3:49pm clarke: ↳ Matt Clarke @3:49 dude: good sound!!
	3:50pm moparlarry: The new single is also on iTunes- just bought it. Great live set
	👻 3:50pm Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ: ↳ Song: "The Dracu-Las live on WFMU. Engineered by Matt Cl... fabulous set!
	3:50pm Aaron Working In Newark: Good Afternoon!
	3:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bat Camp: thedracu-las.bandcamp.com 🦇
	3:50pm Matt Clarke: ↳ clarke @3:49 Thanks dude! Fab band makes it easy!
	3:51pm William Hellfire: ↳ Song: "Halloween" by "Sonic Youth" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	3:51pm clarke: ↳ Matt Clarke @3:50 was that the house bass rig??
	3:52pm Matt Clarke: ↳ clarke @3:51 Yessir! DI mixed with amp
	3:52pm clarke: ↳ Matt Clarke @3:52 good on you!!
	3:55pm Fredericks: ↳ PaulRobeson1923 @3:21 Because they're played too often? Or was it something else?
	3:56pm greg g: I need a middle age riot to get me out of bed most days...
	3:56pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ Song: "Teen Age Riot" by "Sonic Youth" Good lord. Haven't listened to this in ages. Goddamn.
	3:57pm clarke: i know, right?
	3:58pm clarke: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @3:56 hay, where was that Bel-Airs show, a few weeks back?? what club??
	3:58pm listener phat in Lincoln: Daydream Nation changed my life.
	3:59pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ clarke @3:58 Zoo Bar
	3:59pm clarke: oh wow! nice! right in the hood.
	3:59pm Doug in MP: ↳ Song: "Teen Age Riot" by "Sonic Youth" Bathroom break song
	4:02pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ clarke @3:59 They play there all the time. Dick lives here in Lincoln now, too.
	4:02pm listener phat in Lincoln: I'm very lucky.
	4:02pm Fredericks: ↳ Song: "Teen Age Riot" by "Sonic Youth" My kind of pop music.
	4:02pm clarke: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @4:02 oh right, you mentioned that (but i forgot)./
	👻 4:03pm John L: I phased out of listening to SY for awhile, but between the Live In Brooklyn LP and seeing Steve Shelley with Bush Tetras I am back in.
	4:03pm Kat: wasn't this on the Dirty album?
	4:04pm clarke: i guess so. ha ha.
	4:04pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: ↳ Kat @4:03 Thank you. I should talk less so I make less mistakes.
	4:05pm Sufferwords: youth?
	4:05pm kt16mm: ↳ Kat @4:03 good job with cutting out the F-bomb! when i heard this first note of this song, i was like, "uh oh..."
	4:06pm kt16mm: sorry that was meant for todd, not kat.
	4:07pm clarke: ↳ Song: "Death Valley '69" by "Sonic Youth (w/Lydia Lunch)" wow, this brings me to a specific memory! not that i am going to tell it, but it's cool when a tune does that.
	4:08pm Kat: lol
	4:09pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Song: "Death Valley '69" by "Sonic Youth (w/Lydia Lunch)" Almost got the chance to sing this last Halloween with my ex
	4:10pm clarke: it's the song i hate.
	👻 4:11pm John L: I just realized how nerdy I must seem (more than usual). I'm wearing a SY shirt at work while listening to SY on the radio. No one has noticed so far...
	4:12pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ John L @4:11 Lol
	4:12pm William Hellfire: ↳ John L @4:11 Haha!
	4:12pm kt16mm: 100%! this song has such a killer bass groove.
	4:12pm Bri The Beatnik: Fond memories of hearing this song on the old alternative station’s flashback show
	4:12pm clarke: we noticed.
	4:13pm kt16mm: ha ha! totally the master!
	4:13pm listener phat in Lincoln: The big beat!
	4:13pm KatQ: I think this song is about Joe Cole, friend of H Rolling, who got shot and killed
	4:13pm common: this is fantastic, todd! thanky
	4:14pm KatQ: Henru Rollins*
	4:14pm listener phat in Lincoln: Lol
	4:14pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: ↳ KatQ @4:13 That is correct.
	4:14pm Bri The Beatnik: I was freaking out about Thurston coming on the radio, and the people in the car next to me thought I was crazy! 😂😂
	4:15pm KatQ: damn, Thurston's voice has changed a lot
	4:15pm Steve Mussolini: I guess he got off the island
	4:15pm clarke: was NOT expecting his voice to be higher, these days.
	4:16pm Bri The Beatnik: Mom was literally asking me earlier how people discovered Junkshop glam in America in the ‘70s
	4:16pm clarke: ↳ clarke @4:15 although that happens to many!
	4:17pm listener phat in Lincoln: I had a similar experience with Option magazine.
	4:17pm William Hellfire: I gave Thurston a smoke bomb. I gave a flower to Lee to give to Kim and Thurston used it as a slide during the encore. Think it was the Roseland show. Maybe the Ritz....
	4:20pm Steve Mussolini: People are disappointed that he sounds like a record store guy
	4:21pm clarke: disappointed? naw. just surprised - the last time i heard his voice, it was lower.
	4:21pm Bri The Beatnik: I had no idea he’s only a couple years younger than my dad who’s 68
	4:23pm WM: I can honestly say that I bought The Stooges when it first came out and was a fan throughout my highschool years. I wanted to go to the NYC debut of MC5 and The Stooges at the NYC Pavilion in 1969, but it was on a school night and my parents would not let me go.
	4:23pm WM: I can honestly say that I bought The Stooges when it first came out and was a fan throughout my highschool years. I wanted to go to the NYC debut of MC5 and The Stooges at the NYC Pavilion in 1969, but it was on a school night and my parents would not let me go.
	4:23pm William Hellfire: ↳ WM @4:23 No Fun
	4:24pm Bri The Beatnik: The stooges, mc5, creem, legendary Detroit underground scene in the 70s
	4:25pm Bri The Beatnik: Patti smith is one of my hero’s. I want to be a music critic and poet/singer in a punk band
	4:25pm Franco Twinkie: Certainly Patti Smith! Amen, Thurston. I saw Patti Smith for the first time in early 1976 because I read an article in Rolling Stone fer chrissakes
	4:26pm hellen: did anyone read Girl in A Band by Kim Gordon!
	4:26pm AI Ghost: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @4:25 do it
	4:26pm William Hellfire: ↳ hellen @4:26 Yes!
	4:27pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ hellen @4:26 I want to! I read parts of Cinderella’s big score women in the indie punk underground
	4:27pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ AI Ghost @4:26 I will :)
	4:27pm Steve Mussolini: @clarke was thinking the same and it’s definitely not menacing!
	4:27pm Bri The Beatnik: The cramps opened my eyes to the underground music of the 50s as nuggets did the ‘60s
	4:28pm Handy Haversack: What have I missed? Those pumpkins were freaking heavy.
	4:28pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Handy Haversack @4:28 Thurston talking about his influences
	4:28pm WM: I identify with TM recollection of the times. When I was in highschool The Allman Brothers Band had a near monopoly on the adolescent mind. (Although I did hear ABB play a local gig and I could appreciate why my peer group liked them.) Most (but not all) of my friends dismissed the Stooges as worthless.
	4:29pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @4:25 Bri, this book might be of interest. Use the code CUP20 when you order for 20 percent off. cup.columbia.edu...
	4:30pm steveo: This is fascinating!
	4:30pm hellen: he is kind of problematic but that’s the ny 90s era!
	4:30pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ WM @4:28 My dad likes the stooges and ABB, he showed me all the cool bands from the 70s, and I show him all the cool underground bands from the ‘80s onward. I’ve been trying to get him into sonic youth for years! He likes some of their more popular stuff.
	4:31pm Crei6hton: Afternoon WFMU
	4:31pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Handy Haversack @4:29 Ooh! That looks awesome!
	4:34pm Handy Haversack: Radical theater students. Is there anything they can't do?
	4:35pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @4:34 get u citrus!
	4:35pm Bri The Beatnik: I’ve been so inspired by the whole art rock/post punk/ no wave and even funk lately
	4:36pm WM: I remember... A friend of mine in highschool was a very talented musician and a huge fan of The Allman Brothers. I finally persuaded him to listen to Funhouse. He listened potentially to the whole record from beginning to end. Then he turned to me and explained in a sorrowful, serious tone how awful the record was and how I had no right to make critical comments on any other band. He lost all respect for me after that.
	4:36pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ WM @4:36 Lol
	4:37pm Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @4:35 Our freaking granny cart just about killed me twice. These grannies are tough!
	4:37pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ WM @4:36 Damn, that sucks. I have all respect for your taste!
	4:37pm AI Ghost: ↳ WM @4:36 that's sad.
	4:37pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @4:37 tougher than theater students
	4:38pm listener phat in Lincoln: People are weird.
	4:38pm Franco Twinkie: I remember in the waaaaay back, I heard Lux call Television art damaged(!?!) Back in the late '70's I saw both Television and The Cramps. I loved them equally, but in that polarized world, fans AND musicians were always talking out of class.
	4:39pm PaulRobeson1923: ↳ Franco Twinkie @4:25 Prohibited now
	4:39pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: This interview is riveting. I’m transfixed.
	4:39pm Fredericks: I though of Niagara.
	4:39pm AI Ghost: If I could go back to the 70s I would spend a lot more time at max's and cbgb.
	4:39pm Handy Haversack: DRINK!
	4:40pm PaulRobeson1923: 50 pound bag of Purina
	4:40pm Marie in Chicago: So interesting, great interview and show. Thanks, Todd! I heard an interview with Steve Albini and he was talking about how technique/mastery is not as important as idea, intent, inspiration
	4:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good things today, Todd. Hitting the road now for the puppet slam.
	4:41pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: ↳ Marie in Chicago @4:40 Every now and then you have to agree with Steve Albini.
	4:41pm William Hellfire: ↳ Fredericks @4:39 Niagara:s great! She sent Erin some prints yeas ago. Still up on the bedroom walls!
	4:41pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Ken From Hyde Park @4:40 Nice! Have fun, Ken!
	4:41pm Bri The Beatnik: My mom thought sonic youth was a Britpop band! 😂😂
	4:41pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Todd-o-phonic Todd @4:41 @))
	4:42pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ AI Ghost @4:39 If I could go back to the '70's I would be a kinder person. My sister and I loved punk rock because it was an excuse to act horrible....and we did!
	4:44pm clarke: Handy - i think a granny cart to be what is called in nola: makin' groceries cart - a fold-up job??
	4:44pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @4:41 She doesn’t know about the underground music, only popular music
	4:44pm WM: I should not be too harsh on my highschool friend. Oddly for an AB fan he admired John Cage and he also liked Sun Ra at a gig we attended.
	4:45pm Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @4:44 Yeah, I'd imagine we're talking about the same thing. Steers like a brick. Handles like a cow. Not available in all-wheel drive.
	4:45pm AI Ghost: ↳ Franco Twinkie @4:42 I was upstate throughout most of the 70s and missed everything that I later came to love. I just managed to get in the tail end of the 70s. I got to see Richard Hell a few times, but not Blondie or the Ramones, or the bands who earlier played at max's.
	4:45pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @4:45 ha ha, this kinda cart has only two wheels. but, apparently, it needs to drink more.
	4:47pm listener phat in Lincoln: "Everyone is going to have a good song."
	4:47pm listener phat in Lincoln: "time"
	4:47pm Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @4:45 Ours has four wheels, but among them they add up to only like 346 degrees. Comme ça: external-content.duckduckgo.com...
	4:48pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ AI Ghost @4:39 I want a time machine for NYC 73-83
	4:48pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @4:47 oh wow - that's too advanced for new orleans tech!! ha ha two wheels is IT
	4:49pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @4:48 Same!
	4:49pm PaulRobeson1923: As much as Led Zeppelin or The Doors or something
	4:49pm clarke: ↳ Song: "Little Johnny Jewel [Parts 1& 2]" by "Television" i forget that Hell starts the song - used to the live version - lloyd starts
	4:50pm AI Ghost: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @4:48 Yeah definitely. I would go back at least to the very beginning of the '70s. In nyc.
	4:50pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ Song: "Little Johnny Jewel [Parts 1& 2]" by "Television" This sure is special. It's true.
	4:50pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ AI Ghost @4:50 Even the 60s, with the factory, but NYC was sooo cheap in the 70s
	4:51pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ AI Ghost @4:45 We saw Sonic Youth the first night they played in L.A. My sister and I were back stage, just because that's the way we were. We both looked at Kim Gordon with much admiration. Me because she's an awesome woman - my sister because her arms were super muscular!
	4:51pm listener 126464: Star-studded pic by Godlis, outside CB's, 78 I think. Read it might be Harold on the far left and Thurston's VW bug parked in bkgrnd. pyxis.nymag.com...
	4:52pm AI Ghost: ↳ Franco Twinkie @4:51 cool. That must have been exciting.
	4:52pm AI Ghost: So this came out before marquee moon?
	4:52pm Bri The Beatnik: Sonic youth just radiate cool! Every kid I went to in high school that was cool adored sonic youth! At a Halloween party I played Into the groove because of Into the groovy, and my ex’s brother flipped out (he’s wayyy cooler than my ex but not in a romantic way)
	4:53pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ AI Ghost @4:52 'Twas indeed!
	4:53pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ AI Ghost @4:52 Yep! 1975
	4:53pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Franco Twinkie @4:51 We saw Kim in spring of '22 at White Eagle Hall in JC, and it was a highlight of the whole year. Pretty sparse crowd I guess still from Omicron, so we were right the hell up front. K8 got to touch Kim's guitar when she handed it out into the crowd. She just kept turning around to me and kind of clapping and squealing in joy through the whole set. Amazing night.
	4:54pm AI Ghost: I would have liked to have been there from the beginning of cbgb. Even the bathroom had to be pristine at some point.
	4:55pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Handy Haversack @4:53 Yup. She can do that to people.
	4:55pm Bri The Beatnik: Damn I wish I was home so I could jam along with the record on my guitar!
	4:55pm listener phat in Lincoln: Moore talking to about the scene being a small town south of 14th reminds me of a conversation I've had with a friend of mine here, who was part of it. And I often think it's one big small town all over the country/world. Lipstick Traces and all that. Sonic Youth are just the biggest exemplars maybe.
	4:56pm listener phat in Lincoln: We had our own little downtown NYC here in the middle of nowhere.
	4:57pm clarke: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @4:56 very cool!
	4:57pm Dan S: I'm coming in a bit late to this party, but liking what I'm hearing. Yeah, count me in on that time machine back to NYC in the late '70s height of punk rock!
	4:57pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Song: "Sugar Kane" by "Sonic Youth" Is this my favorite SY song on my favorite SY album? Some days it is. Some days it really is. But you better play "Stereo Sanctity" off Sister just so we can make sure.
	4:58pm Bri The Beatnik: Being involved post-art school with my friends was kind of like an nyc experience. Everyone was so inspiring!
	4:58pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ clarke @4:57 Of course, most of those involved moved away. One of those guys is the current bass player in Live Skull, of all bands.
	4:58pm AI Ghost: ↳ Dan S @4:57 Everybody wants one, sombody has to invent it.
	4:58pm Bri The Beatnik: My fave sonic youth song is either Death Valley 69 or schizophrenia or beauty lies in the eye
	4:59pm clarke: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @4:58 everyone moves away.
	4:59pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @4:58 These are all very hard to argue with.
	4:59pm WM: @Bri The Beatnik: Actually I did live in NYC (well, mostly Brooklyn) 74-83. I was an undergraduate at NYU. Really I was more interested in the Jazz scene. (Although I did catch Richard Hell and Television a few times.The venue I remember most fondly is Studio Rivbe run by the composer multi-instrumentalist Sam Rivers and his wife Beatrice. I'm very nostalgic for the music of those years.
	4:59pm listener phat in Lincoln: I'm contemplating trying to cultivate that kind of scene here again. It's sorely lacking. Some of the kids are having fun. But something's missing. Maybe it can't come back.
	4:59pm Dan S: ↳ AI Ghost @4:58 Michele with one L mentioned wanting to be an inventor during her last show. Let's give her the job!
	5:00pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ WM @4:59 Damn
	5:00pm Handy Haversack: November is definitely Bad Moon Rising month around the Haversackerai. That and The Black Rider go into heavy rotation.
	5:00pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ WM @4:59 Cool! The jazz from back then was great too
	5:00pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ clarke @4:59 I never did move away, for whatever reason. A lot moved back, too.
	5:01pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @5:00 we'll have a real good time!
	5:01pm AI Ghost: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @4:59 Lincoln in what state?
	5:01pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Handy Haversack @5:00 I always associate October with Bad moon rising cos of Halloween and the scarecrow pumkin
	5:01pm listener phat in Lincoln: I just want to hang out at the old Knit or something. Or Sin-é. Whatever.
	5:01pm clarke: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:00 it is a ref to a song that i can't place, at this moment...
	5:02pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ AI Ghost @5:01 Nebraska!
	5:02pm Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @5:01 Were you listening to the Dude's story, clarke?
	5:02pm AI Ghost: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:02 oh wow, that's out there
	5:02pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ clarke @5:01 Thought it might. There are a few bands about "hating this town." Even Yes have one!
	5:02pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @5:02 i was bowlin'!
	5:03pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ AI Ghost @5:02 Almost literally the middle of nowhere.
	5:03pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:02 Songs
	5:03pm Dan S: Yes, give to WFMU. This station is unique.
	5:03pm PaulRobeson1923: AIM FOR LIFE & @ WFMU WE SHOOT TO LIVE baby
	5:04pm AI Ghost: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:03 I live in a place now that feels that way. Still in new york though.
	5:04pm clarke: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:02 ahhh.. it was The Posies!! Everyone Moves Away - good chune.
	5:04pm PaulRobeson1923: a-Lot more beef
	5:04pm Marie in Chicago: I think I used to see the band out on the street at 6th and B, back in the early 90s when I lived on 6th between C + D. I believe there was a studio there. I was so stupid--I didn't really know who they were. I was totally into a garage rock scene and the general EV world.
	5:04pm WM: @Listner phatin Lincoln & Bri The Beatnik: It's up to the remnant such as you and I to carry on the great tradition. (Really I was pretty square, only a bystander not a participant on the music/art scene.)
	5:05pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ WM @5:04 True
	5:06pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ AI Ghost @5:04 I think the world may have gotten that way everywhere.
	5:07pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ clarke @5:04 Oh yes!
	5:07pm Franco Twinkie: With the exception of Bri, everyone on the comment board is some variation of old person it seems. Punk can be very generation specific. When I hear some of the youngsters get dismissive or downright contemptuous of the pioneers, I think 'Just you wait you little shit, your day will come.'
	5:07pm clarke: re-start.
	5:07pm AI Ghost: There's probably many reasons that things are not like before, maybe everything is generally less free, but also computers have made musicians lazy. Back when I was a kid everybody was either in a band or wanted to be. Now it's like pulling teeth to get 4 people together to play anything.
	5:07pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Song: "Do You Believe In Rapture?" by "Sonic Youth" Never had this album. There's a real gap in my knowledge after maybe Washing Machine?
	5:08pm Marie in Chicago: One of my faves is Pacific Coast Highway
	5:08pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ AI Ghost @5:07 We have a TON of bands in Lincoln, but they only seem to rarely play live. Some of them are really great.
	5:08pm clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @5:07 one of me fave SY songs on this album: Incinerate!!
	5:08pm AI Ghost: ↳ Franco Twinkie @5:07 Yes, I am officially a variation of old person.
	5:09pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Marie in Chicago @5:08 I love P.C.H too! For obvious reasons - It's part of my D.N.A.
	👻 5:10pm Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ: ↳ AI Ghost @5:07 i go out of my way to offer encouragement to any young person with a guitar in their hands. they're rare birds these days. and we have some really good young bands here in north howdy arabia.
	5:10pm AI Ghost: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:08 There should be more and bigger scenes like there used to be.
	5:10pm WM: I met a young man (in his 20s I guess) and his girlfriend in Van Vorst Park JC earlier this week. He had a ring in his nose and his girlfriend had green hair. I stopped to talk with him because he was reading Please Kill Me by Legs MacNeil. He had never heard of MC5, he had never listened to Funhouse and he didn't know who Lester Bangs was. Well, at least he has the right idea. I was once an uninitiated neophyte myself.
	5:10pm clarke: speaking of Live Skull and Washing Machine - ya'll may know that the two kids on the cover of Washing Machine got Thalia Zedek to sign their Sonic Youth shirts, ha ha.
	5:11pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ AI Ghost @5:10 It's all weird. Gear is so cheap and every record is just a few clicks away. And music lessons on YouTube! But I don't know. And thousands of records uploaded to whatever every damn day!
	5:12pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ WM @5:10 Dressing the part is the first step in evolution.
	5:12pm listener phat in Lincoln: I tell myself that it all waxes and wanes and that things were waning before 1992, when shit got serious again. But I don't know.
	5:12pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ clarke @5:10 Nice
	5:13pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Song: "Hot Wire My Heart" by "Sonic Youth" This'll do nicely.
	5:13pm Bri The Beatnik: Ooh, another one of my favorite sonic youth songs is expressway to yr skull
	5:13pm WM: @Franco Twinkie: Life is full of ironies.
	5:13pm AI Ghost: ↳ Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ @5:10 There has always been a lot going on in texas
	5:13pm kt16mm: killer cover!
	5:13pm listener phat in Lincoln: I've got a warehouse rehearsal space now. I'm hoping it becomes a thing.
	5:13pm DonJuanTijuana: One of the best covers of this classic!
	5:13pm clarke: Crime!!
	👻 5:13pm Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ: ↳ AI Ghost @5:13 yeehaw!
	5:13pm Bri The Beatnik: Ay! Crime!
	5:14pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ @5:13 Easy -- big fella!
	👻 5:14pm Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:13 are you gonna host events there?
	5:14pm clarke: YEEHAWWWWWW!!
	5:15pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ @5:14 Not public ones, that'd probably get us kicked out. But get togethers. I hate to say jams, but maybe that's it
	5:15pm WM: @listner phat in Lincoln: I never managed to dress the part. I guess that was part of the reason I was only a bystander.
	👻 5:15pm Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ: ↳ Handy Haversack @5:14 for the record, i own neither cowboy boots or cowboy hat (i do have a 3CM trucker hat)... but i have been thrown from a shetland pony (and subsequently stepped on).
	5:16pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ @5:15 Fucking Goblin ate my 3CM hat.
	5:16pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "Hot Wire My Heart" by "Sonic Youth" hot!!!!
	5:16pm AI Ghost: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:13 That's a good thing to have. It's getting harder to get people to come, but also they're pricing us out of spaces too. That's why I'm trapped in a place I hate. Hopefully I won't have to die here, but it's a possibility
	5:16pm clarke: fucking goblin!
	👻 5:16pm Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ: ↳ Handy Haversack @5:16 up your S4L and see if you can get a replacement!
	5:16pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ AI Ghost @5:16 I think that might be the savings grace if the hinterlands.
	5:17pm listener phat in Lincoln: Because it's always cheap. People can stick around, if you will.
	5:17pm AI Ghost: I have a small studio now, I can't live without something, but I no longer know anybody who is willing and able to play.
	5:18pm morphe': morphe': Free "scary movies" Sat 28Oct Green Oasis Community Garden 370 - East 8 Th St = Ave C/D 7pm-> Frankenstein Night Living Dead A Quiet Place
	5:18pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ AI Ghost @5:17 That's an issue.
	5:18pm AI Ghost: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:17 I hear that, even though this is the butt end of ulster county and there is nothing for 30 miles in any direction, it's still new york and it still costs way too much.
	5:18pm DonJuanTijuana: Can’t remember her name, but the young lady who worked at Pier Platters with reddish hair was somehow affiliated with SY
	5:18pm clarke: ↳ morphe' @5:18 just saw Frankenstien, last night -- first time since when i was a kid. amazing.
	5:19pm listener phat in Lincoln: And for the record, I hate Lincoln more than at any other time in my life
	5:19pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ AI Ghost @5:18 Where in NY are you?
	5:19pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Franco Twinkie @5:09 Yeah, I can only imagine. I love the idea(s) of California. I am fascinated by it
	5:20pm WM: I think Aristotle said that a young man cannot be a philosopher because he has not accumulated enough experience to make discerning judgements. Maybe the same insight applies to Punk rock.
	5:20pm AI Ghost: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:19 I feel the same way about this place. I have been relegated to napanoch, just up the hill from the state prison. After spending 20 years in kingston, but on 28 private acres. It was ideal there.
	5:21pm AI Ghost: I had a studio in hoboken in 1995. Just before moving upstate.
	5:22pm clarke: i never got kicked out of Pier Platters!
	5:22pm Christo: I'm a Minneapolis guy. NNB was much-loved by the people in the know when they were active in Mpls. Didn't know about the later SY connection
	5:23pm Christo: "Slack" is an NNB classic - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AWTGExPigI
	5:23pm bobob Plasticland: I know too many bands ...we didn't get to go on til 4:15AM
	5:24pm DonJuanTijuana: ↳ clarke @5:22 Bleeker Blab kicked everyone out of his store
	5:24pm Franco Twinkie: I saw Crime in 1978 opening for The Weirdos and The Screamers. In Hollywood, they had two strikes against them 1) they dressed like cops, but even worst, they were from San Francisco. There was much competitive animosity between S.F. and L.A. back then. Stupid? You bet! But that's just the way it was in the land of punk back then.
	5:24pm bobob: At CBGB's
	5:24pm listener phat in Lincoln: Record stores! No record stores!
	5:25pm clarke: ↳ DonJuanTijuana @5:24 he kicked me out for laughing at the price of an album.
	5:25pm listener phat in Lincoln: Good hang. Are there still good hangs?
	5:25pm AI Ghost: I really tried for a long time, years, to get people together to play, but it was futile. I had to just stop wasting energy on it. Sad. It was very different in the 90s, and of course before that.
	5:26pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ AI Ghost @5:25 The 90s were pretty great everywhere, I think.
	5:27pm listener phat in Lincoln: I loved Tad! All those bands played Lincoln. Nobody does now. Which is weird. All the Minneapolis bands did, too.
	5:28pm Marie in Chicago: I lurve Dinosaur Jr.
	5:28pm AI Ghost: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:26 I had a studio on w 28th street in the early 90s, I can't even count the number of people who were there. Every single night it was hopping. Before that I was recording groups in the thrash scene in brooklyn and was in a few groups myself. Everything just dried up in the 21st century.
	5:28pm clarke: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:27 i bet more people play in lincoln than new orleans, these days!
	5:28pm DonJuanTijuana: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:27 Had a lot of respect for Tad, esp when he came out in the crowd to slam dance
	5:28pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ clarke @5:25 Bleeker Bob had an outpost in L.A. for awhile. I went in a few times, and yes laughed at the over inflated prices. He was off his turf. No one cared he was from New York. He was just some old fat guy.
	5:29pm listener phat in Lincoln: ↳ clarke @5:28 I doubt it. Maybe Omaha. It's been really horrible lately. People go to KC, St. Louis, Denver, Chicago, Minneapolis, and just skip here. It's freaking weird.
	5:30pm clarke: ↳ Franco Twinkie @5:28 he was just some old fat guy in new york too - i spit pizza on his front window.
	5:30pm WM: @Bri The Beatnik: Back in the day I was especially interested in the Loft Jazz scene. At Studio Rivbe I heard Sam Rivers, Anthony Braxton, Roscoe Mitchell, Don Pullen and several others. Wildflowers: The New York Loft Jazz Sessions is a 5 CD collection of music recorded at Studio Rivbe. I think you can find most of it on Youtube.
	5:30pm AI Ghost: I wish I had friends like Thurston Moore, I could listen to him talk for hours, unlike the people I actually know.
	5:30pm Marie in Chicago: Hey, I definitely want to read the memoir and will!
	5:31pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ WM @5:30 Cool! I should check them out
	5:32pm clarke: ↳ listener phat in Lincoln @5:29 well, i could say the same thing! but, i honestly think Lincoln & Lawrence's troubles come from The Blue Note in Columbia not having the same booking acumen that it used to. they really used to pull tours through the midwest!
	5:34pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: ↳ AI Ghost @5:30 I hope we don't know each other.
	5:34pm AI Ghost: ↳ Todd-o-phonic Todd @5:34 Todd, no, I can listen to you for a while too.
	5:35pm Dan S: I didn't go to many punk rock concerts back in the late 70s/early 80s. I do remember seeing The Ramones at a club in Brooklyn called Zappa's. It was the loudest show I was ever at. I could hardly hear for days afterward.
	5:36pm AI Ghost: But like Thurston Moore I wish I knew where the scenes are too. Maybe they exist but in an unrecognizable form. With lots of drum machines and strobe lights and autotunes.
	5:37pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: ↳ Dan S @5:35 Wow, there's a fairly forgotten club. There were a lot more venues trying to do shows when the drinking age was still 18 then people tend to remember of think about.
	5:37pm PaulRobeson1923: I’m cleaning my bathroom bowl!
	5:38pm Bri The Beatnik: I sure miss the scene I was a part of :(
	5:39pm AI Ghost: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @5:38 Me too. : ( There has to be a new scene.
	5:39pm William Hellfire: Legion hall in Butler, NJ used to be $65 bucks. Bob Bert reviewed my Band Disco Missile!
	5:39pm Aitch: Horridly late, but any Sonic Youth is good
	5:40pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ AI Ghost @5:39 Let’s start one!
	5:40pm Bri The Beatnik: Heya Aitch!
	5:40pm AI Ghost: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @5:40 I'm ready.
	5:40pm WM: @Bri The Beatnik: I just noticed there is a book: Loft Jazz: Improvising New York in the 1970s by Michael C. Heller (2017). It might be worth a look. An excerpt is available on Google Books.
	5:41pm Patolds: Do you know why India no longer celebrates Halloween ?? They don’t have any more Gandhi… there is no more Gandhi !!
	5:41pm Dan S: ↳ Todd-o-phonic Todd @5:37 I don't really remember what part of Brooklyn it was in, except I think it was in the middle of nowhere then that's probably still the middle of nowhere now.
	5:41pm Aitch: Had the pleasure of seeing SY end a festival with I wanna be your dog, Iggy on vocals, he'd played the set before. Dirty era.
	5:41pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ WM @5:40 Cool! I’ll check it out
	5:44pm AI Ghost: It's handy to have medical insurance. I used to.
	5:45pm Dan S: ↳ AI Ghost @5:44 When you hit 65 there's Medicare.
	5:45pm clarke: ↳ Song: "Thurston Moore Conversation Part Two" cool man!
	5:45pm DonJuanTijuana: Cool 😎 interview TOPT!
	5:45pm AI Ghost: [ applause ] nice Todd
	5:46pm efd: another great interview, thanks Todd!
	5:46pm Bri The Beatnik: Thanks Todd! You always interview the coolest people!
	5:46pm dale: had my ears on. good conversation.
	5:47pm AI Ghost: ↳ Dan S @5:45 I dunno, I had medicare and medicaid but they took it away. I have 2 years to go before I'm 65.
	5:47pm WR: Thank you, Thurston. Thank you, Todd.
	5:47pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Song: "The Ballad Of Dwight Fry" by "Alice Cooper" Dad and I were just listening to this yesterday, one of his fave songs around Halloween
	5:47pm dale: ↳ Song: "The Ballad Of Dwight Fry" by "Alice Cooper" ....and i've pre-clickied this tune.
	👻 5:47pm Prof. "Green" FuZZZZZZ: another fab interview. thx todd and thurston!
	5:47pm clarke: ↳ Song: "The Ballad Of Dwight Fry" by "Alice Cooper" seminal album
	5:48pm AI Ghost: Alice is another of my top favorites.
	5:48pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Thanks for the kudos, kids!
	5:48pm chresti: I was hoping we would hear something from the Italian brothers.. Great interview!
	5:49pm clarke: ↳ Todd-o-phonic Todd @5:48 extra kudos for the Dennis Dunaway - are we getting to hear some of that conversation, sometime??
	5:49pm Sasha: I love you Edmund
	5:49pm Patolds: ↳ Patolds @5:41 A riddle told by Albert Brooks in one of his movies. Oh well
	5:50pm tim: I’m just here for the Alice Cooper! (I’m just saying that to look cool because I obviously missed a hell of a show!)
	5:50pm WM: @Bri the Beatnik:Another book I’ve only glanced at is Universal Tonality: the life and music of William Parker. WP is a wonderful musician who has played on dozens of records. Especially check out his work with David S. Ware.
	5:50pm Sasha: Wfmu!!****
	5:50pm clarke: ↳ tim @5:50 pure arizona!
	5:50pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: ↳ clarke @5:49 We were just chatting...it was kind of nice to have a conversation like that informally.
	5:50pm Bri The Beatnik: Hey Tim! Was hoping you’d be here for Alice!
	5:51pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ WM @5:50 Cool! Sounds interesting
	5:51pm tim: Hi Todd and everyone! I’m definitely gonna check this one out in archive!
	5:51pm clarke: ↳ Todd-o-phonic Todd @5:50 i'm sure! but, inquiring people wanna lissen in!!
	5:51pm clarke: ↳ tim @5:51 don't you have a playground to menace??
	5:51pm Dan S: ↳ AI Ghost @5:47 You might have had Medicaid. That's income based, not age based, and varies from state to state. Might be worth applying again if you are low enough income. There are other options. Seriously, health insurance is something everybody should have.
	5:52pm radioronan: Great show - thanks Todd..cheers y'all!
	5:52pm Creston: Hey guys, everyone welcome Sasha to the new chat room. She just got the app today and I’m teaching her how to use it. He hi Sasha, this is creston.
	5:52pm WM: Thanks for a great show Tod! Your interview are almost always great. And thanks for letting me post so many comments.
	5:52pm William Hellfire: Great show! Miss Maxwell's and pier platters. Happy Halloween!!!
	5:52pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "The Ballad Of Dwight Fry" by "Alice Cooper" I loved this first Alice Cooper band. I saw them at The Hollywood Palladium in 1972 when Killer first came out. Opening the show was Commader Cody and Howlin' Wolf!
	5:52pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "The Ballad Of Dwight Fry" by "Alice Cooper" So great. (PS, and who cares, but I thought I saw Thurston in a midtown Trader Joe's last winter. Fer real.) Thanks, Todd and Thurston!!
	5:52pm tim: ↳ clarke @5:50 That might be where they started but Alice Cooper is 100% Pure Michigan!
	5:52pm Dan S: Great show, Todd! Thanks!
	5:53pm AI Ghost: ↳ Dan S @5:51 Believe me, I tried. There is nothing available that I can afford. But if I can get medicare when I'm 65 that will help.
	5:53pm Fredericks: ↳ Song: "The Ballad Of Dwight Fry" by "Alice Cooper" Decades come slapping in like a giant wave.
	5:53pm clarke: ↳ tim @5:52 pure!!
	5:53pm LCBD: I just tuned in, caught the tail end of the interview and then heard your Dennis D mention. He’s out in their yard (nextdoor) so I told him about your shout-out!
	5:53pm WM: AC singing The Ballad Of Dwight Fry is featured in the Tim Burton movie Dark Shadows.
	5:54pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Franco Twinkie @5:52 That must’ve been the same tour dad saw him, one of his first concert. Saw him 4 times
	5:54pm PaulRobeson1923: Thorazine, base of the spine
	5:54pm AI Ghost: This is like the William Shatner version
	5:54pm dale: todd - check out mckendree spring's 'down by the river' too. not this far out and groovy, but still good.
	5:54pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @5:54 Wow!
	5:54pm clarke: ↳ LCBD @5:53 u live next-door to DD?? wow - cool!
	5:55pm Joe B: dr shock!
	5:55pm dale: down by the river.....in a van.
	5:55pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Down By The River" by "Dr. Shock" This one's a hoot!
	5:55pm richthegreeb: ↳ WM @5:53 This my be my fav Alice song
	5:55pm AI Ghost: heh
	5:55pm Bri The Beatnik: Oh yes! Dad had me play Neil young yesterday too
	5:55pm clarke: ↳ dale @5:55 ha ha ha
	5:56pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "Down By The River" by "Dr. Shock" One of the best songs ever (not necesarily by Dr. Shock, though this is great), IMHO
	5:56pm Joe B: not sure if any cover of this will top the Brooklyn Bridge, but Dr Shock comes close!
	5:56pm LCBD: ↳ clarke @5:54 Yes, and he’s the nicest guy you could ever meet!
	5:56pm Dan S: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @5:55 What song?
	5:56pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ clarke @5:30 HA HA! I just saw your comment.
	5:56pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Dan S @5:56 A man need’s a maid
	5:56pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: ↳ Joe B @5:56 Dr. Shock is a Maestro as well!
	5:57pm WM: @Dan S.: I think Dwight Fry is the actor who plays Dracula's assistant in the first Dracula movie.
	5:57pm clarke: ↳ LCBD @5:56 i would have imagined so - even in the 70's! i saw him play at City Park Stadium circa '74 ish?
	5:57pm Fredericks: ↳ Song: "Down By The River" by "Dr. Shock" Like the Dead vibe on the Todd Oh show, very rare occurrence.
	5:57pm Hubig Pie: ↳ Song: "Down By The River" by "Dr. Shock" This gonna morph into Spooky?
	5:57pm LCBD: ↳ LCBD @5:53 I’ve mentioned your show in particular to him many times, Todd. I’m glad to hear that you 2 met!
	5:57pm Dan S: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @5:56 Great song.
	5:57pm Ignore Function: Be on Todd's side, and I'll be on your side.
	5:57pm Ciggy: My favorite Sonic Youth song is Sunday
	5:57pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ Dan S @5:57 Yes!
	👻 5:57pm Joe R.: ↳ Song: "Down By The River" by "Dr. Shock" Aging and IDing myself as a former Jerseyan, I can’t hear this song without thinking about Mugsy’s version on Uncle Floyd, namely “Pa-ssa-ic River”
	5:58pm greg g: Great Interview Todd! & Dr. Shock ?! What to say?! Have a great weekend everyone!
	5:58pm clarke: ↳ Franco Twinkie @5:56 yeah, the rest of my band were inside the store jeering at me - and i went and got a slice of pizza...
	5:58pm Joe B: neil yuck
	5:58pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: ↳ Joe R. @5:57 Neil Yuck!
	5:58pm dale: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @5:56 i think dr. shock would do 'a man kills his maid.'
	5:59pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ dale @5:58 Probably lol
	5:59pm PaulRobeson1923: Stat
	5:59pm chresti: Thanks Todd!
	5:59pm PaulRobeson1923: Great Job Todd OH!
	5:59pm WM: Dwight Fry: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0296859/
	6:00pm dale: kolchak the night strangler is on svengoolie tonight. and trilogy of terror.
	6:00pm clarke: bone us todd!!
	6:00pm DonJuanTijuana: Sweet! Bonus TOPT!
	👻 6:00pm Joe R.: ↳ Todd-o-phonic Todd @5:58 oh man, I forgot it was a whole character!
	6:00pm Van Winkle ;-): We're into Todd-o-phonic OT!!! ;-)
	6:00pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Svengoolie Stomp" by "Freddy Boom Boom Cannon" Happy Halloween to all here!
	6:01pm clarke: boom boom!! thnx TopT
	6:01pm Fredericks: ↳ Song: "Svengoolie Stomp" by "Freddy Boom Boom Cannon" What year did this come out?
	👻 6:01pm JG: This last set has been pretty g dam great
	6:01pm tim: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @5:56 Why did Nel Young marry Daryl Hannah? Because a man needs a mermaid!
	6:01pm rich the greeb: Whoa ! Was this a theme song?
	6:01pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ tim @6:01 HAHA!!! 😂😂
	6:02pm TVP: ↳ Fredericks @6:01 I think 2015-2016ish?
	6:02pm clarke: ↳ tim @6:01 i never could understand why.
	6:02pm clarke: boom boom - out go the lights (JLH)
	6:02pm Dan S: But was it Neil or Nel that had a thing for Daryl?
	6:02pm tim: ↳ Bri The Beatnik @6:01 My kids’ mom gets the credit for that one.
	6:02pm AI Ghost: ↳ tim @6:01 I bet Neil treats her better than Jackson Browne did
	6:03pm Bri The Beatnik: ↳ tim @6:02 Cute
	6:03pm Dan S: ↳ tim @6:01 But was it Neil or Nel that had a thing for Daryl?
	6:03pm DonJuanTijuana: I loved hearing today’s reference to Joey Psycho! RIP Howie P!
	6:04pm dale: here's a great kolchak song i heard recently. bopflu.bandcamp.com...
	6:04pm kevlicki: AI ghost it’s exciting to see so much activity in Ulster county now, but the expense to stay here is rough! I I’ve landed in Gardiner the last few years and it’s outrageous how expensive and few options there are. Some great musicians are inn the area, grateful for some of the smaller venues that are around
	6:04pm Mr C: Smart interview with Thurston. Keep your foot on the pedal right now!
	6:05pm WM: Endless thanks to WFMU for bringing together like minded individuals and keeping the flame alive. I'm make a point of upping my pledge.
	6:05pm Dan S: Changing of the guard time!
	6:05pm clarke: thnx todd!
	6:05pm AI Ghost: ↳ kevlicki @6:04 I'm interested in finding a way to be involved again, rather than isolated. Yeah, I'm stuck here, I can't afford to move anywhere.
	6:06pm kevlicki: AI Ghost, I farm so I barely have much time for communing

Todd-o-phonic Todd: Playlist from October 28, 2023

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