WFMU: Wm. Berger presents My Castle of Quiet: Playlist from February 15, 2013

Listener comments!
	12:05am SiHV: Listening live. Another death-defying week on the golf coast of Florida.
	12:06am Jeezy: yyyyyeeeeeeessssss
	12:08am solarflares: guh
	12:12am Arvo: Good morning! Thanks again for having me last week! One thing about Chicago is the curious abundance of rabbits in the dead of winter. I saw one today. I once saw one that was frozen solid. True story.
	12:13am fleep: That still is from a David Lynch film.
	12:16am Wm.: Yup. Those creepy bunnies.
	12:19am dw: I love the Smiling World so far!
	12:24am Listener Howard: I need to figure out how to get the volume on my computer louder.
	12:41am dw: Nuit Noire!!!
	12:43am A young and mischievous Shane Embury in a one roo: Hello, and happy bleedin' bleedin' hearts to everyone!
	12:54am SiHV: Hey Arvo awesome sets last week. Listening regularly.
	12:55am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Welcome to Portland, Fallen Empire! What a pleasure to have you here!
	12:57am dw: Meat Puppets Meat Puppets Meat Puppets
	1:01am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Wm. Berger Wm. Berger Wm. Berger
	1:06am Wm.: Derrick Bostrum was my first-ever celebrity radio interview. Charming guy. I loved the Meat Puppets in their heyday, and saw them countless times. ...
	1:11am dw: Totally a must on that list about Bands' First LPs! i HEARD THE 2ND TOO, GREAT MUSIC!
	1:11am Howard: Yes, Fallen Empire in PDX!
	1:12am Rory: Meat Puppets II is a fucking great album!
	1:16am Wm.: Love the first three MP's records in their totality, each one wholly unlike the preceding. Every record that followed had great tracks on it, though those first three are raw brilliance.
	1:16am I X Key!: ! GOOD MORNING GOOD MORNING GOOD MORNING
	1:17am I X Key!: HAPPY NATIONAL GUMDROP DAY!!!!!!!!!
	1:26am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: GOOD MORNING, I X KEY!
	1:27am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Howard, speaking of PDX, the Samothrace, Vassafor and Knelt Rote show this coming Sunday should be wild!
	1:28am dw: 3 from outside the key!
	1:31am Howard: Adam: Rotture, right? Wanna go, hopefully will...
	1:36am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Yes, either Rotture or Branx, so either way if you show you'll be in the right place.
	1:39am HWRD: Ha, yes... And thanks for the reminder, I really need to get out and hear some music SOON.
	1:40am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: You're quite welcome!
	1:52am slugluv1313: been listening but just signing in now -- FREAKIN'-AWESOME-BLOODY-SOUNDS!!!!!!!
	1:55am blee: Checking in also. Amazingly terrifying show tonight. Flourishing track strikes a nerve, in a good way.
	1:56am HWRD: Also really liked that FLOURISHING, they are new to me...
	1:59am Wm.: Flourishing is new to WFMU's new bin; some other DJs have played it as well. Expect to hear more of it, on this show and others. Pegged it immediately as a brilliant work, and the band is from NYC apparently as well.
	2:01am HWRD: Good to hear there are still some good things in NYC (expat since '08)
	2:05am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: I wonder if anyone else heard a fair bit of Chuck Schuldiner influence, or mere coincidence as such, in the vocals from Flourishing. Whatever the case, that is, to me, a high positive, and a great reminder to dig out some old Death records for re-spins.
	2:17am Rory: Haare!
	2:18am dw: Haare!
	2:20am blee: Haare, yes, thank you Wm.
	2:21am fred: Hello William and listeners. I saw Inland Empire back when it was released, and haven't see any movie since.
	2:29am Wm.: To me, Inland Empire was the culmination of everything Lynch has been working on since his early shorts. It had elements that recalled Eraserhead, as well as his slightly more-conventional dramas like Wild At Heart, and his identity-mind-fuck films like Mulholland Drive. Maybe not his best film ever, but way up there, and must be viewed multiple times to take in its many layers, and colorful symbolism. Just what I want from a film by a great auteur, and then some!
	2:41am Arvo: Thanks SiHV! I was watching Night Gallery, when robot maids fight back! (and some other padding episode with a vampire and Lovecraft reference). Good soundtrack music here. Digging this "Hobo Sunn", good night so far. I had only seen Inland Empire a few times, and never recall it, probably never saw it sober, but I have already mentioned a few things that were striking to me, as to why this movie could somewhat adequately be referred to as a horror movie. Excellent movie, whatever the hell it was about. I'd love to know what Lynch knows about Jung.
	2:47am fred: I loved Inland Empire. It's hard for me to say which is my favorite Lynch film, but some days I think it's this one. I don't watch movies anymore, I'm more interested in live shows. Between dance and music I must have seen close to a thousand since I saw Inland Empire. That left little time for anything else
	2:48am Wm.: Arvo, thanks again for the sets last week. Truly great moment in MCoQ history. Hope you like what I wrote on my blog, and thanks for re-posting on yours. Cheers, pal.
	6:28pm Arvo: Abrazos!

Wm. Berger presents My Castle of Quiet: Playlist from February 15, 2013

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Fabio Frizzi & Giorgio Tucci	Zombie Theme	Zombie OST	Blackest Heart Media		CD		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Nordland	Nordland "Nordland" by "Nordland"	Nordland	Glorious North Productions	2011	CD		0:05:09 (Pop-up)
Smiling World	First Chase 2 (from Halloween 3)	no album	no label		MP3	https://soundcloud.com/smilingworld Bay Area, CA	0:16:58 (Pop-up)
Mortum	Prophecizing the Fall of Mankind	Beyond Which Darkness Holds Secret	self-released	2010	EP	available through Fallen Empire	0:20:18 (Pop-up)
Astrofaes	Fiery Mysticism "Fiery Mysticism" by "Astrofaes"	Dying Emotions Domain	Negative Existence	1998	CD		0:26:38 (Pop-up)
Putrid Servant	The Gray "The Gray" by "Putrid Servant"	Putrid Servant (Demo #2?)	self-released		Cassette	hope I got this info right ... apologies if not.	0:35:08 (Pop-up)
Nuit Noire	Faerie Was Already There	split 7" with Trist	Fallen Empire Records		7"		0:38:52 (Pop-up)
Blut der Nacht	Savage Mechanical Onslaught	Blut der Nacht EP	Fallen Empire Records		7"		0:43:04 (Pop-up)
Din of Awakening	II. "II." by "Din of Awakening"	Demo II	Fallen Empire Records		Cassette		0:47:04 (Pop-up)
Satyricon	Dark Medieval Times "Dark Medieval Times" by "Satyricon"	Dark Medieval Times	Moonfog		CD		0:59:31 (Pop-up)
Moloch	Weg von dieser Welt voller Traurigkeit	Illusionen eines verlorenen Lebens	Glorious North Productions	2011	CD		1:07:54 (Pop-up)
Insalubre	Sangue Bélico "Sangue Bélico" by "Insalubre"	Assim Nasceu o Ódio	Discipline		LP	yeah! One-sided LP!	1:12:06 (Pop-up)
Nuklearenpest	Crush the Banner of 306	split cassette with Mortum	Fallen Empire Records		Cassette		1:16:50 (Pop-up)
Pantheon of Blood	Side Lunae: The Crimson Empress of Night	Consociato Solis et Lunae	Glorious North		7"		1:21:35 (Pop-up)
Malus	Finally Triumph "Finally Triumph" by "Malus"	In Revenge	Black Empire Records		LP		1:23:58 (Pop-up)
Trist	Nostalgie I "Nostalgie I" by "Trist"	Nostalgie	Fallen Empire Records		7"		1:29:00 (Pop-up)
Vardan	Inverted Cross / Thunderbolt	Inverted Cross / Thunderbolt	Self Mutialtion Services	2012	CD	ltd. 500	1:35:45 (Pop-up)
Black Priest of Satan	We, as Shadows of Satan	We, as Shadows of Satan	Deathstrike		CD		1:41:25 (Pop-up)
Flourishing	The Petrifaction Lottery	Intersubjectivity	The Path Less Travelled		CD		1:48:20 (Pop-up)
Anwech	Only Snow Just Falled "Only Snow Just Falled" by "Anwech"	My Frozen Dream Slept Too Eternally...	Fog of The Apocalypse		CD		1:53:14 (Pop-up)
Dhampyr	Untitled II ('06) "Untitled II ('06)" by "Dhampyr"	The Tarnished Mirrors and the Flames That Were	self-released	2012		orig. 2006; http://sufferingoblivion.blogspot.com/	2:02:34 (Pop-up)
Michael Findlay	Satan's Bed - film trailer audio						2:07:17 (Pop-up)
Haare	Underground Lucifer "Underground Lucifer" by "Haare"	Forward To Insanity	self-released		Cassette		2:16:57 (Pop-up)
Hobo Sunn	Weeping From Eyes Three, Four and Five [excerpt]	split LP with Decimus	Kelippah	2012	LP		2:29:10 (Pop-up)
Clinic of Torture	Sounds of Torment	Live Sadism	Institute of Paraphilia Studies		CD	Mikko Aspa, recorded live, Helsinki 2007. On discogs - http://www.discogs.com/artist/Clinic+Of+Torture	2:39:41 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:05am SiHV: Listening live. Another death-defying week on the golf coast of Florida.
	12:06am Jeezy: yyyyyeeeeeeessssss
	12:08am solarflares: guh
	12:12am Arvo: Good morning! Thanks again for having me last week! One thing about Chicago is the curious abundance of rabbits in the dead of winter. I saw one today. I once saw one that was frozen solid. True story.
	12:13am fleep: That still is from a David Lynch film.
	12:16am Wm.: Yup. Those creepy bunnies.
	12:19am dw: I love the Smiling World so far!
	12:24am Listener Howard: I need to figure out how to get the volume on my computer louder.
	12:41am dw: Nuit Noire!!!
	12:43am A young and mischievous Shane Embury in a one roo: Hello, and happy bleedin' bleedin' hearts to everyone!
	12:54am SiHV: Hey Arvo awesome sets last week. Listening regularly.
	12:55am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Welcome to Portland, Fallen Empire! What a pleasure to have you here!
	12:57am dw: Meat Puppets Meat Puppets Meat Puppets
	1:01am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Wm. Berger Wm. Berger Wm. Berger
	1:06am Wm.: Derrick Bostrum was my first-ever celebrity radio interview. Charming guy. I loved the Meat Puppets in their heyday, and saw them countless times. ...
	1:11am dw: Totally a must on that list about Bands' First LPs! i HEARD THE 2ND TOO, GREAT MUSIC!
	1:11am Howard: Yes, Fallen Empire in PDX!
	1:12am Rory: Meat Puppets II is a fucking great album!
	1:16am Wm.: Love the first three MP's records in their totality, each one wholly unlike the preceding. Every record that followed had great tracks on it, though those first three are raw brilliance.
	1:16am I X Key!: ! GOOD MORNING GOOD MORNING GOOD MORNING
	1:17am I X Key!: HAPPY NATIONAL GUMDROP DAY!!!!!!!!!
	1:26am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: GOOD MORNING, I X KEY!
	1:27am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Howard, speaking of PDX, the Samothrace, Vassafor and Knelt Rote show this coming Sunday should be wild!
	1:28am dw: 3 from outside the key!
	1:31am Howard: Adam: Rotture, right? Wanna go, hopefully will...
	1:36am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Yes, either Rotture or Branx, so either way if you show you'll be in the right place.
	1:39am HWRD: Ha, yes... And thanks for the reminder, I really need to get out and hear some music SOON.
	1:40am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: You're quite welcome!
	1:52am slugluv1313: been listening but just signing in now -- FREAKIN'-AWESOME-BLOODY-SOUNDS!!!!!!!
	1:55am blee: Checking in also. Amazingly terrifying show tonight. Flourishing track strikes a nerve, in a good way.
	1:56am HWRD: Also really liked that FLOURISHING, they are new to me...
	1:59am Wm.: Flourishing is new to WFMU's new bin; some other DJs have played it as well. Expect to hear more of it, on this show and others. Pegged it immediately as a brilliant work, and the band is from NYC apparently as well.
	2:01am HWRD: Good to hear there are still some good things in NYC (expat since '08)
	2:05am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: I wonder if anyone else heard a fair bit of Chuck Schuldiner influence, or mere coincidence as such, in the vocals from Flourishing. Whatever the case, that is, to me, a high positive, and a great reminder to dig out some old Death records for re-spins.
	2:17am Rory: Haare!
	2:18am dw: Haare!
	2:20am blee: Haare, yes, thank you Wm.
	2:21am fred: Hello William and listeners. I saw Inland Empire back when it was released, and haven't see any movie since.
	2:29am Wm.: To me, Inland Empire was the culmination of everything Lynch has been working on since his early shorts. It had elements that recalled Eraserhead, as well as his slightly more-conventional dramas like Wild At Heart, and his identity-mind-fuck films like Mulholland Drive. Maybe not his best film ever, but way up there, and must be viewed multiple times to take in its many layers, and colorful symbolism. Just what I want from a film by a great auteur, and then some!
	2:41am Arvo: Thanks SiHV! I was watching Night Gallery, when robot maids fight back! (and some other padding episode with a vampire and Lovecraft reference). Good soundtrack music here. Digging this "Hobo Sunn", good night so far. I had only seen Inland Empire a few times, and never recall it, probably never saw it sober, but I have already mentioned a few things that were striking to me, as to why this movie could somewhat adequately be referred to as a horror movie. Excellent movie, whatever the hell it was about. I'd love to know what Lynch knows about Jung.
	2:47am fred: I loved Inland Empire. It's hard for me to say which is my favorite Lynch film, but some days I think it's this one. I don't watch movies anymore, I'm more interested in live shows. Between dance and music I must have seen close to a thousand since I saw Inland Empire. That left little time for anything else
	2:48am Wm.: Arvo, thanks again for the sets last week. Truly great moment in MCoQ history. Hope you like what I wrote on my blog, and thanks for re-posting on yours. Cheers, pal.
	6:28pm Arvo: Abrazos!

Wm. Berger presents My Castle of Quiet: Playlist from February 15, 2013

Listener comments!

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