WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from July 30, 2013

Listener comments!
	🥁 11:53am listener james from westwood: howdy, all, and good tuesday, tony!
	11:54am Tony Coulter: Mornafternoon, Listener James!
	12:00pm DCE: good afternoon, Top Cat
	🥁 12:01pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Tread carefully TC. That three-eyed blue dude means to do you some serious weird.
	🥁 12:02pm listener james from westwood: today's a day when i wish i had the fmu iphone app. too nice out to work inside. but work and listen i shall.
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: REO SpeedTony!
	12:03pm Tony Coulter: Heya Turnip and DCE! The three-eyed one is a lady!
	12:03pm Rich in Washington: Greetings, Tony! Hello, LJFW, DCE, RTD!
	12:03pm northguineahills: Luc!
	12:04pm Rich in Washington: hello, Doug!
	12:04pm Rich in Washington: & NGH!
	12:04pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy, Rich, Doug, and NGH!
	12:06pm Doug Schulkind: Happy day to all Coultergeists!
	12:07pm Tony Coulter: The accuplaylist is wacking out on me -- hopefully only temporarily.
	12:08pm northguineahills: hoy hoy, Rich, Tony, Doug, James, the wicked rev... etc....
	12:08pm DCE: Coultergeists, that's good, Doug!
	12:08pm northguineahills: ...and DCE...
	12:13pm DCE: this is great!
	12:14pm Tony Coulter: Glad you like it, DCE! Today's show will be heavy on electronic music -- just because....
	🥁 12:15pm Rev. Turnip Druid: heavy. we digs the electrons.
	12:18pm northguineahills: ok, I got to take an early lunch in case I have a surprise meeting. Hopefully not.
	12:24pm Tony Coulter: Happy surprise lunch, NGH....
	12:26pm MrFab: What up, Tony 'n' gang!? What's that Kryon recording called, where can I get it? I sometimes guest dj on a show that features paranormal kookiness, and it would be perfect.
	12:28pm Tony Coulter: Hey Fab! The Kryon thing I played was a mix of my own. The spoken part is from a tape I found in a thrift store, called "Kryon: Changes within You." I heavily processed the voice, though.
	12:30pm TROPICAL MAN: Hi Tony, just checked in!
	12:32pm Tony Coulter: Hola, Tropical Man!
	12:40pm TROPICAL MAN: its sounds like - cinema epics today - last piece reminded me of the interlude music used in Ben Hur (50s film with Charlton Heston)
	12:43pm Rich in Washington: Kryon's got a bunch of web pages...
	12:45pm Tony Coulter: @ Tropical Man: Today's show will be all contemporary classical stuff -- a lot of it electro-acoustic. Hope that won't cause too may listeners to tune out....
	12:47pm Tony Coulter: @ Rich: Aha -- so Kryon still walks among us! The tape I have is more than 20 years old.
	12:48pm Rich in Washington: I grew up in a bookstore that eventually turned fully into a New Age bookstore, so used to see many, many things like that. Loads and loads of horrible shit on cassette. Now I wished I had some of it.
	12:51pm MrFab: Yep, looks like Kryon is a major industry - recordings, lectures, DVDs. I am in the wrong line of work. There's free lengthy lecture (some apparently w/music) mp3s on the site. Not sure how much I want to wade thru...
	12:58pm Tony Coulter: The convenient thing is that Kryon isn't visible in our plane of being, so lots of people can channel him -- that way, they can keep the racket going forever.
	🥁 12:58pm listener james from westwood: only reason i'll tune out is when i head outta here at 2:30. til then, bring on the electro-acoustic madness.
	1:01pm Tony Coulter: Good-o, Listener James! I have noticed listener drop-off in the past when I play a lot of this kind of stuff. But maybe that's a thing of the past....
	1:05pm DCE: in for the duration, TC
	1:07pm Uncle Michael: Hi, everyone...been ridin' the storm out.
	1:07pm Tony Coulter: Greets, Uncle M!
	1:12pm MrFab: "I have noticed listener drop-off in the past when I play a lot of this kind of stuff." - Don't be a drop-out! Be cool, stay in school!
	🥁 1:13pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Baah, we didn't need THOSE LISTENERS anyway. The few. The proud. The etc.
	🥁 1:15pm Rev. Turnip Druid: speaking of which, this here piece (carre) is a right lovely thing.
	1:18pm Uncle Michael: If GTDR djs played the music I listened to when I'm not listening to GTDR, I wouldn't listen to GTDR.
	1:19pm Tony Coulter: Glad yer likes it, Turnip!
	1:25pm Tony Coulter: I'm giving the harpsichordist some today.
	1:27pm Rich in Washington: I haven't dropped off. I am still a listener.
	1:28pm Tony Coulter: Glad you're not dead yet, Rich!
	1:28pm Rich in Washington: When I used to do streaming radio from home, I wouldn't refresh the stream's stat page once I hit peak listener. Otherwise I would get in a lather if I had even slightly less listeners. You can't anticipate what people will respond to.
	1:30pm Rich in Washington: If you're going by comments, maybe we have used up all of our funniest/wittiest lines within the first hour. Now we're just pacing ourselves.
	1:33pm Tony Coulter: I don't worry about it, actually -- just have noticed a pattern over the years when it comes to the kind of stuff I'm playing today. It's fine by me.
	1:38pm Rich in Washington: This is fantastic! I love tape cutup stuff like this.
	1:39pm TROPICAL MAN: UM - - I find myself really only listening to TC and DO on the GTDS stream. Of the WFMU I hardly listen to anything at all. It may be only 5 minutes of a show. For me the major problem is you all playing music that is too well known and feely available in other places such as You Tube. Only those DJs that have original ideas about their playlists, and are not scatterbrained - i.e. one minute its 60s the next some house thing from 93.
	1:42pm John Tabacco: I'm digging this stuff. Great show Tony, as usual.
	1:42pm Uncle Michael: shrugs
	1:43pm Tony Coulter: Hey, John T! Glad you're listening....
	1:46pm DCE: I don't know, Tropical Man, the diversity, the depth of knowledge...can't be beat at WFMU
	1:46pm TROPICAL MAN: TC - talking about listener drop off to sharp experimental music - I think its like an endurance test - who can last the course - Like a line in the Lenny Bruce movie I saw last week - "Youre such a lovely audience - I wish I could piss on you all!"
	1:54pm Ike: Excellent show.
	1:55pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Ike! Glad you like it....
	1:55pm MrFab: Avant experimental stuff doesn't bother me, I like it. The song form can get so predictable and formulaic, even with great songwriters, so this show's a welcome break. It's the hippy-dippy stuff that has me wandering off sometimes. But, hey, can't make everyone happy all the time.
	1:55pm Rich in Washington: I listen to quite a bit of the GTDR stream, and there are probably five shows that I go way out of my way to listen to (this one being one of them). I personally enjoy the diversity of genres and some of the deeper experimental stuff. I don't think there are very many GTDR or even WFMU programmers that play well-known or otherwise ubiquitous artists, at least not to these ears. To each his or her own. I am more into 'difficult listening'. It's just something I dig. I get kind of bored with shows when they go into and stay with pop music formats.
	1:56pm TROPICAL MAN: I agree DCE - WFMU is diverse and one of the best online sources for music/radio entertainment. Its just I don't think you can listen to one show all the way through without getting bored and wanting to hear something else. Now it maybe that each DJ wants to be eclectic rather than sticking to one theme but then you cannot complain when listeners drop off during a show not wanting to hear something to them that is quite average.
	2:00pm Tony Coulter: I'm not sure that "experimental music" is even a valid term anymore -- I just use it for convenience. Some kinds of experimental music have been around so long that they're way past the "experimental" phase -- they have their own fully developed styles and aesthetics, like any other kind of music.
	2:00pm Rich in Washington: TM: I do know what you mean, in some way. I think in some ways the easy access to all kinds of music allowed by the internet and the 'random' play aspect of MP3 players has ruined our ability to simply listen to what a DJ can serve up to us. I've found that being my own DJ (via iPod, etc) is no where near as satisfactory as having a tasteful programmer serve up a show. It's the difference between the sandwich you made vs the sandwich someone made for you. I used to be really into listening to a gigantic library on my iPod and eventually found myself jabbing the 'next' button like a monkey hitting a button for a treat. It got old, eventually.
	2:00pm TROPICAL MAN: Mr Fab, I am from the second school and was brought up to listening to John Martyn, the Grateful Dead and Pink Floyd rather than John Cage, Stockhausen and Throbbing Gristle. I do however enjoy it every so often when TC plays some mild experimental stuff. Its when he plays the sink gurgling sounds for 45 minutes that does my head in!
	2:02pm DCE: Rich in WA, hittin' right on the nose
	2:03pm northguineahills: Sounds like Gastr del Sol after they've taken some Benedryl.
	2:06pm northguineahills: I'm still listening to my physical musical media in alphabetical order, and am still stuck in Yo la Tengo. I do, download maybe 1-2 albums per week.
	2:09pm MrFab: I know what you mean, Tony, about the phrase "experimental music". "Avant Garde" implies that it's at the lead and soon everyone will follow, and that's not always true. "New Music" is just silly, but gets used alot. I like "alternative classical" ("alt-classical"?) but that phrase is not catching on...
	2:09pm Tony Coulter: I'm drowning in physical media, which I listen to in totally random order. I've got lots of downloaded music in an external hard drive, but I never listen to any of it.
	2:09pm TROPICAL MAN: Rich, you are right our use of the internet, You Tube, blogs and ipods have given us access to a huge library of stuff that say 15 years ago was only known to those with vast record collections. As a result we have become spoilt for choice and I find myself running aound the internet downloading every wild and weird thing that appears. Jump back 15 years we only had the limited stuff that was available in record shops and what radio shows would play.
	2:10pm northguineahills: Still don't have an iPod, or any music on my phone. (yes, I want a cookie damn it!)
	2:11pm northguineahills: (but I do have over a year of mp3s on my hard drives, but, I only touch it when I'm too busy to bring out and care for the vinyl/cassettes/cdrs.
	2:18pm DCE: I'm at the point where downloading radio shows is leaving me very little time to play physical media.
	2:21pm Tony Coulter: @ Mr. Fab: Good point re "avant garde" -- would never use that term. It comes out of the silly notion that there's some kind of forward march of history. Also agree that "new music" is goofy -- particularly when applied to stuff that's 40 or 50 years old.
	2:26pm Stanley: @DCE - me too. In fact I seem to only listen to CDs when I'm in the car. Nowadays WFMU gives me all my listening needs. I've tried listening to other stations (here in the UK) but they are so bland or I'm hearing records that I have heard hundreds of times already. I am not as musically educated as other esteemed listeners and for me I'd say 90% of what I hear on WFMU is quite new to me. And I love challenging stuff - stuff that Tony plays and also Fabio and Kurt on the other side.
	2:26pm Rich in Washington: I'll bet I have a radio show of one form or another playing probably 70% of the hours I am here at work. Unfortunately, my work duties have changed to the point where I can no longer expect to listen to them uninterrupted as I used to (many meetings and/or people coming into my office). But it's still a lot.
	2:28pm Tony Coulter: Hey Stanley!
	2:29pm Stanley: Hey Tony! Great to be in 'the booth' once again.
	🥁 2:35pm listener james from westwood: must head on out, but enjoyed the show. thanks, tony! be well, all!!
	2:35pm Tony Coulter: See you, Sir James!
	2:43pm Tony Coulter: This one starts quietly!!!!
	2:48pm DCE: love it!
	2:57pm Rich in Washington: Yow. I had my volume turned up for the quiet passages.
	2:57pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for a fun show, Tony! Really peculiar stuff.
	2:58pm Rich in Washington: Still haven't found your tape deck, yet? Have you gone to Fred's Sound of Music?
	2:58pm DCE: have a good week
	2:58pm Stanley: Now that was 'Avant-Garde', if anything was. Looking forward to 'who-knows-what' next week. Take care Tony and everyone.
	2:59pm Tony Coulter: @ Rich: I'm leaning toward getting mine fixed.
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: Really interesting stuff today, Tony. I enjoyed the show.
	3:00pm Tony Coulter: Cheerio, everyone!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from July 30, 2013

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July 30, 2013: Lizard Symphony

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
The In-Theme	"The In-Theme"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Luc Ferrari	Strathoven (1985) "Strathoven (1985)" by "Luc Ferrari"	Electronic Works	BV Haast / Acousmatrix	1990	0:02:02 (Pop-up)
Mix	Kryon Imperialismus "Kryon Imperialismus" by "Mix"				0:06:04 (Pop-up)
Camille Goudeseune	Rarae Aves (1999)	V.A.: Presence III	PeP	2002	0:09:58 (Pop-up)
Jamie Philp	Lizard in the Garden (1988)	V.A.: Presence	PeP	1997	0:14:39 (Pop-up)
Wolfgang Mitterer	Solo 3 "Solo 3" by "Wolfgang Mitterer"	Grand Jeu	Austro Mechana	1991	0:18:07 (Pop-up)

Dieter Kaufmann	Barbarenorgel "Barbarenorgel" by "Dieter Kaufmann"	Schrott + Korn	Amadeo	1992	0:23:26 (Pop-up)
Guus Janssen	Preludium "Preludium" by "Guus Janssen"	Harpsichord / Clavecimbel	Geestrgronden	1991	0:28:31 (Pop-up)
Katrine Ring	The Birds "The Birds" by "Katrine Ring"	A Hand for Holmboe	Dacapo	2012	0:32:33 (Pop-up)
Jacob ter Veldhuis	The Sighs of Rameau (1995)	Van Grote en Kleine Vogels / Lucebert	BV Haast	1996	0:38:17 (Pop-up)

Katrine Ring	Helicopter "Helicopter" by "Katrine Ring"	A Hand for Holmboe	Dacapo	2012	0:55:00 (Pop-up)
Gilius van Bergeijk	A Song of Truth and Semblance (1993)	Volume One	X-OR	199?	0:59:13 (Pop-up)
Remy Carre	La Trace du Souffle (1996)	V.A.: Presence	PeP	1997	1:11:24 (Pop-up)

Jacob ter Veldhuis	The Storm (1995)	Van Grote en Kleine Vogels / Lucebert	BV Haast	1996	1:23:38 (Pop-up)
Dieter Kaufmann	Morgen "Morgen" by "Dieter Kaufmann"	Blech + Kehle	Amadeo	1992	1:30:50 (Pop-up)
Gilius van Bergeijk	Symphony of a Thousand (Alphabetically) (1992)	Volume One	X-OR	199?	1:35:40 (Pop-up)
Peter Eotvos	Feuermusik (1972) "Feuermusik (1972)" by "Peter Eotvos"	V.A.: 25 Jahre Feedback	Feedback Studios	1996	1:46:05 (Pop-up)

Eric Gagnon & Jocelyn Robert	Souk Souk (2001)	V.A.: Excavation Sonore: 11h	OHM/Avatar	200?	1:52:38 (Pop-up)

Ana-Maria Avram	Icarus (1993) "Icarus (1993)" by "Ana-Maria Avram"	Iancu Dumitrescu / Ana-Maria Avram – ED. MN. 1006	Edition Modern	1994	2:42:35 (Pop-up)

The Out-Theme	Gelbart: My Favorite Vacation [part of] + Die Trip Computer Die: Airborn [part of]				2:57:57 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🥁 11:53am listener james from westwood: howdy, all, and good tuesday, tony!
	11:54am Tony Coulter: Mornafternoon, Listener James!
	12:00pm DCE: good afternoon, Top Cat
	🥁 12:01pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Tread carefully TC. That three-eyed blue dude means to do you some serious weird.
	🥁 12:02pm listener james from westwood: today's a day when i wish i had the fmu iphone app. too nice out to work inside. but work and listen i shall.
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: REO SpeedTony!
	12:03pm Tony Coulter: Heya Turnip and DCE! The three-eyed one is a lady!
	12:03pm Rich in Washington: Greetings, Tony! Hello, LJFW, DCE, RTD!
	12:03pm northguineahills: Luc!
	12:04pm Rich in Washington: hello, Doug!
	12:04pm Rich in Washington: & NGH!
	12:04pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy, Rich, Doug, and NGH!
	12:06pm Doug Schulkind: Happy day to all Coultergeists!
	12:07pm Tony Coulter: The accuplaylist is wacking out on me -- hopefully only temporarily.
	12:08pm northguineahills: hoy hoy, Rich, Tony, Doug, James, the wicked rev... etc....
	12:08pm DCE: Coultergeists, that's good, Doug!
	12:08pm northguineahills: ...and DCE...
	12:13pm DCE: this is great!
	12:14pm Tony Coulter: Glad you like it, DCE! Today's show will be heavy on electronic music -- just because....
	🥁 12:15pm Rev. Turnip Druid: heavy. we digs the electrons.
	12:18pm northguineahills: ok, I got to take an early lunch in case I have a surprise meeting. Hopefully not.
	12:24pm Tony Coulter: Happy surprise lunch, NGH....
	12:26pm MrFab: What up, Tony 'n' gang!? What's that Kryon recording called, where can I get it? I sometimes guest dj on a show that features paranormal kookiness, and it would be perfect.
	12:28pm Tony Coulter: Hey Fab! The Kryon thing I played was a mix of my own. The spoken part is from a tape I found in a thrift store, called "Kryon: Changes within You." I heavily processed the voice, though.
	12:30pm TROPICAL MAN: Hi Tony, just checked in!
	12:32pm Tony Coulter: Hola, Tropical Man!
	12:40pm TROPICAL MAN: its sounds like - cinema epics today - last piece reminded me of the interlude music used in Ben Hur (50s film with Charlton Heston)
	12:43pm Rich in Washington: Kryon's got a bunch of web pages...
	12:45pm Tony Coulter: @ Tropical Man: Today's show will be all contemporary classical stuff -- a lot of it electro-acoustic. Hope that won't cause too may listeners to tune out....
	12:47pm Tony Coulter: @ Rich: Aha -- so Kryon still walks among us! The tape I have is more than 20 years old.
	12:48pm Rich in Washington: I grew up in a bookstore that eventually turned fully into a New Age bookstore, so used to see many, many things like that. Loads and loads of horrible shit on cassette. Now I wished I had some of it.
	12:51pm MrFab: Yep, looks like Kryon is a major industry - recordings, lectures, DVDs. I am in the wrong line of work. There's free lengthy lecture (some apparently w/music) mp3s on the site. Not sure how much I want to wade thru...
	12:58pm Tony Coulter: The convenient thing is that Kryon isn't visible in our plane of being, so lots of people can channel him -- that way, they can keep the racket going forever.
	🥁 12:58pm listener james from westwood: only reason i'll tune out is when i head outta here at 2:30. til then, bring on the electro-acoustic madness.
	1:01pm Tony Coulter: Good-o, Listener James! I have noticed listener drop-off in the past when I play a lot of this kind of stuff. But maybe that's a thing of the past....
	1:05pm DCE: in for the duration, TC
	1:07pm Uncle Michael: Hi, everyone...been ridin' the storm out.
	1:07pm Tony Coulter: Greets, Uncle M!
	1:12pm MrFab: "I have noticed listener drop-off in the past when I play a lot of this kind of stuff." - Don't be a drop-out! Be cool, stay in school!
	🥁 1:13pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Baah, we didn't need THOSE LISTENERS anyway. The few. The proud. The etc.
	🥁 1:15pm Rev. Turnip Druid: speaking of which, this here piece (carre) is a right lovely thing.
	1:18pm Uncle Michael: If GTDR djs played the music I listened to when I'm not listening to GTDR, I wouldn't listen to GTDR.
	1:19pm Tony Coulter: Glad yer likes it, Turnip!
	1:25pm Tony Coulter: I'm giving the harpsichordist some today.
	1:27pm Rich in Washington: I haven't dropped off. I am still a listener.
	1:28pm Tony Coulter: Glad you're not dead yet, Rich!
	1:28pm Rich in Washington: When I used to do streaming radio from home, I wouldn't refresh the stream's stat page once I hit peak listener. Otherwise I would get in a lather if I had even slightly less listeners. You can't anticipate what people will respond to.
	1:30pm Rich in Washington: If you're going by comments, maybe we have used up all of our funniest/wittiest lines within the first hour. Now we're just pacing ourselves.
	1:33pm Tony Coulter: I don't worry about it, actually -- just have noticed a pattern over the years when it comes to the kind of stuff I'm playing today. It's fine by me.
	1:38pm Rich in Washington: This is fantastic! I love tape cutup stuff like this.
	1:39pm TROPICAL MAN: UM - - I find myself really only listening to TC and DO on the GTDS stream. Of the WFMU I hardly listen to anything at all. It may be only 5 minutes of a show. For me the major problem is you all playing music that is too well known and feely available in other places such as You Tube. Only those DJs that have original ideas about their playlists, and are not scatterbrained - i.e. one minute its 60s the next some house thing from 93.
	1:42pm John Tabacco: I'm digging this stuff. Great show Tony, as usual.
	1:42pm Uncle Michael: shrugs
	1:43pm Tony Coulter: Hey, John T! Glad you're listening....
	1:46pm DCE: I don't know, Tropical Man, the diversity, the depth of knowledge...can't be beat at WFMU
	1:46pm TROPICAL MAN: TC - talking about listener drop off to sharp experimental music - I think its like an endurance test - who can last the course - Like a line in the Lenny Bruce movie I saw last week - "Youre such a lovely audience - I wish I could piss on you all!"
	1:54pm Ike: Excellent show.
	1:55pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Ike! Glad you like it....
	1:55pm MrFab: Avant experimental stuff doesn't bother me, I like it. The song form can get so predictable and formulaic, even with great songwriters, so this show's a welcome break. It's the hippy-dippy stuff that has me wandering off sometimes. But, hey, can't make everyone happy all the time.
	1:55pm Rich in Washington: I listen to quite a bit of the GTDR stream, and there are probably five shows that I go way out of my way to listen to (this one being one of them). I personally enjoy the diversity of genres and some of the deeper experimental stuff. I don't think there are very many GTDR or even WFMU programmers that play well-known or otherwise ubiquitous artists, at least not to these ears. To each his or her own. I am more into 'difficult listening'. It's just something I dig. I get kind of bored with shows when they go into and stay with pop music formats.
	1:56pm TROPICAL MAN: I agree DCE - WFMU is diverse and one of the best online sources for music/radio entertainment. Its just I don't think you can listen to one show all the way through without getting bored and wanting to hear something else. Now it maybe that each DJ wants to be eclectic rather than sticking to one theme but then you cannot complain when listeners drop off during a show not wanting to hear something to them that is quite average.
	2:00pm Tony Coulter: I'm not sure that "experimental music" is even a valid term anymore -- I just use it for convenience. Some kinds of experimental music have been around so long that they're way past the "experimental" phase -- they have their own fully developed styles and aesthetics, like any other kind of music.
	2:00pm Rich in Washington: TM: I do know what you mean, in some way. I think in some ways the easy access to all kinds of music allowed by the internet and the 'random' play aspect of MP3 players has ruined our ability to simply listen to what a DJ can serve up to us. I've found that being my own DJ (via iPod, etc) is no where near as satisfactory as having a tasteful programmer serve up a show. It's the difference between the sandwich you made vs the sandwich someone made for you. I used to be really into listening to a gigantic library on my iPod and eventually found myself jabbing the 'next' button like a monkey hitting a button for a treat. It got old, eventually.
	2:00pm TROPICAL MAN: Mr Fab, I am from the second school and was brought up to listening to John Martyn, the Grateful Dead and Pink Floyd rather than John Cage, Stockhausen and Throbbing Gristle. I do however enjoy it every so often when TC plays some mild experimental stuff. Its when he plays the sink gurgling sounds for 45 minutes that does my head in!
	2:02pm DCE: Rich in WA, hittin' right on the nose
	2:03pm northguineahills: Sounds like Gastr del Sol after they've taken some Benedryl.
	2:06pm northguineahills: I'm still listening to my physical musical media in alphabetical order, and am still stuck in Yo la Tengo. I do, download maybe 1-2 albums per week.
	2:09pm MrFab: I know what you mean, Tony, about the phrase "experimental music". "Avant Garde" implies that it's at the lead and soon everyone will follow, and that's not always true. "New Music" is just silly, but gets used alot. I like "alternative classical" ("alt-classical"?) but that phrase is not catching on...
	2:09pm Tony Coulter: I'm drowning in physical media, which I listen to in totally random order. I've got lots of downloaded music in an external hard drive, but I never listen to any of it.
	2:09pm TROPICAL MAN: Rich, you are right our use of the internet, You Tube, blogs and ipods have given us access to a huge library of stuff that say 15 years ago was only known to those with vast record collections. As a result we have become spoilt for choice and I find myself running aound the internet downloading every wild and weird thing that appears. Jump back 15 years we only had the limited stuff that was available in record shops and what radio shows would play.
	2:10pm northguineahills: Still don't have an iPod, or any music on my phone. (yes, I want a cookie damn it!)
	2:11pm northguineahills: (but I do have over a year of mp3s on my hard drives, but, I only touch it when I'm too busy to bring out and care for the vinyl/cassettes/cdrs.
	2:18pm DCE: I'm at the point where downloading radio shows is leaving me very little time to play physical media.
	2:21pm Tony Coulter: @ Mr. Fab: Good point re "avant garde" -- would never use that term. It comes out of the silly notion that there's some kind of forward march of history. Also agree that "new music" is goofy -- particularly when applied to stuff that's 40 or 50 years old.
	2:26pm Stanley: @DCE - me too. In fact I seem to only listen to CDs when I'm in the car. Nowadays WFMU gives me all my listening needs. I've tried listening to other stations (here in the UK) but they are so bland or I'm hearing records that I have heard hundreds of times already. I am not as musically educated as other esteemed listeners and for me I'd say 90% of what I hear on WFMU is quite new to me. And I love challenging stuff - stuff that Tony plays and also Fabio and Kurt on the other side.
	2:26pm Rich in Washington: I'll bet I have a radio show of one form or another playing probably 70% of the hours I am here at work. Unfortunately, my work duties have changed to the point where I can no longer expect to listen to them uninterrupted as I used to (many meetings and/or people coming into my office). But it's still a lot.
	2:28pm Tony Coulter: Hey Stanley!
	2:29pm Stanley: Hey Tony! Great to be in 'the booth' once again.
	🥁 2:35pm listener james from westwood: must head on out, but enjoyed the show. thanks, tony! be well, all!!
	2:35pm Tony Coulter: See you, Sir James!
	2:43pm Tony Coulter: This one starts quietly!!!!
	2:48pm DCE: love it!
	2:57pm Rich in Washington: Yow. I had my volume turned up for the quiet passages.
	2:57pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for a fun show, Tony! Really peculiar stuff.
	2:58pm Rich in Washington: Still haven't found your tape deck, yet? Have you gone to Fred's Sound of Music?
	2:58pm DCE: have a good week
	2:58pm Stanley: Now that was 'Avant-Garde', if anything was. Looking forward to 'who-knows-what' next week. Take care Tony and everyone.
	2:59pm Tony Coulter: @ Rich: I'm leaning toward getting mine fixed.
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: Really interesting stuff today, Tony. I enjoyed the show.
	3:00pm Tony Coulter: Cheerio, everyone!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from July 30, 2013

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