WFMU: Wm. Berger presents My Castle of Quiet: Playlist from July 6, 2016

Listener comments!
	12:03am Jaackk: what are the good record stores in brooklyn these days?
	12:04am Jaackk: and where do people go to eat
	12:04am Jaackk: and where do people go to eat
	12:06am cory: thank you for playing this
	12:07am Wm.: Eat at Le Fette Sau on Metropolitan, it's a carnivore's paradise. I haven't record shopped in Bk in years, so I should let someone else answer. That said, my buddy Doug runs Record Grouch on Manhattan Ave., Fabio has the Earwax store on the Northside, and several staffers here work or have worked at Academy Recs. ...
	12:18am Rory: Great set Wm.
	12:20am Rory: I've got Alice, Sweet Alice on silent while listening
	12:23am Wm.: Ah! Love it! Almost rewatched it recently. I've got my eye on the DVD in my collection for an upcoming sesh ... It was directed by Dante Tomaselli's uncle, and according to IMDb, Dante has a remake in the works. ...
	12:24am Rory: Nice! I had no idea a remake was in the works.
	12:34am \|\|\| HRZ: Beautiful
	12:42am JakeGould: Brooklyn is a huge place. Record stores are mostly in GreenBushPointBurg (Greenpoint, Williamsburg and Bushwick). As for food, that is where the “huge place” aspect of that comes from. If you are in a neighborhood that has a taco place of some sort—including a truck—that is a good choice. The Halal trucks are uniformly crappy drunk food nowadays. Good pizza is a huge debate but the basic pizza places kinda suck nowadays. The 99 cent slices? Even worse. So you need to go on who knows what where. If you are in Williamsburg, one place I would recommend for a cheap bite—no ambiance though—is Oasis falafel on North 7th Street right outside the Bedford Avenue stop. No place to hang out or take a date, but the food itself is top notch for what it is: A cheap falafel or schwarma meal.
	12:44am sinister dexter: thankyou William
	12:55am Carmichael: I would give an extremity for good middle eastern food in this parched land of nothingness I occupy.
	12:56am Wm.: I was going to recommend Oasis, too. Great food, just get it to go.
	12:57am Carmichael: Given the musical motif, I thought I should speak severely.
	12:59am Wm.: ...I used to live right near that corner in the early 90s; there was no Oasis restaurant there, it was all good Polish food in that area ... my rent was probably 1/4 of what the kiddies are paying there now.
	1:00am JakeGould: @Carmichael: Where are you? For me in Bay Ridge, Hazar’s sandwiches and platters are great. There is also an Egyptian grilled fish place on my block that is apparently good but I’m not into fish so I have no idea. Also, if this is the first time you are coming to New York and you have heard about Nathan’s hot dogs here is the deal: They are just plain—albeit very good—hot dogs. Just go to a Gray’s Papaya or even Crif Dog instead.
	1:01am JakeGould: @Wm.: The later 1980s is when I started to visit Williamsburg. Getting on the L train just to go to Bedford was a tad terrifying then; trains were desolate. Now it’s horrific because the trains are packed past normal capacity. When I asked my dad—who worked in Williamsburg in the 1960s and 1970s—what work was like his only response was how he and co-workers coordinated walking/running in packs to get to and from the subway.
	1:03am Wm.: @JakeGould Hahaha! I miss the "Wild West" Brooklyn days!
	1:03am Carmichael: Jake, I'm in California, the capitol city. Some things, regardless of real estate, never change.
	1:05am JakeGould: @Wm.: Kinda puts perspective on what “unsafe” is nowadays. Honestly most of the crimes I hear on the news seem like the normal aberrations any society will have nowadays. Not like when I rode the L train and had a guy across from me doing fancy hand tricks with a butterfly knife just to scare me back in the day. At least the party I was going to was worth the harassment!
	1:06am JakeGould: @Carmichael: What do you mean? Like local politics and such. I’m going to rematch “L.A. Confidential” so I can be reminded of how things work you know.
	1:06am Rory: There's a Polish restaurant 20 mins from where I live. It's owned by a. 90 year old woman. She makes the best Borscht soup I've ever had. When Borscht is made right there's nothing better IMO.
	1:09am Wm.: @JakeGould I was out in Bushwick in the early 90s too, definitely saw some shit. Watched an Asian kid get "wilded" on the Lorimer St. platform, it was over before I could even react. After I left that apt., my former roommate was stabbed in the chest while on the payphone in front of our bldg. ...Now you can't find a parking space in Bushwick, as opp. to fearing your car would be gone when you returned to it.
	1:10am Wm.: @Rory Agreed. I love a good bowl of borscht.
	1:12am JakeGould: Borscht is good. All of that great stuff requires sitting around all day and boiling something while lamenting life. So hey…
	1:14am Carmichael: Sadly, I wouldn't know borscht if it bit me in the butt. LA is far south, food culture is far to the east. I live in a city known as "quaint". This music energizes me.
	1:17am Arbol: I just want to say that making Borscht at home with a juicer, and juicing all the beets, then using the pulp with the beet juice, and whatever else you put into it, is a very rewarding thing. It wakes up your bones and allows you to have sex for a very long time.
	1:19am Carmichael: @arbol, really?? For a guy or a gal, or does it matter? That's a game changer...
	1:22am Arbol: @Jake- It takes less than two hours if you're using a juicer instead of trying to simmer the stuff into mush manually. @Carmichael- I am just going from experience, not science or nutritionism or whatnot. And generally just being a goof. But if pomegranate is a "natural aphrodisiac", I imagine beets are higher up in that tree.
	1:22am Wm.: Root vegetables are one of those "secrets to life" dietary choices. Beets especially.
	1:30am JakeGould: I think it’s basically because root vegetables are filled with potassium and help you shit better.
	1:33am Rory: Again, great set!
	2:27am Erck: Wm I forgot my keys! I'm outside when you get a sec! - E
	2:35am Arbol: Well, if you eat enough borscht, your shit will be red, urine will be pink, but most people don't have sex with a concern to shit better. At least not lately.
	2:39am Arbol: I love SAND. Wm, have you heard ALU? It is the synthy thing they did after SAND disbanded. It is great. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-BAmuqlYz8
	2:43am Wm.: @Arbol Indeed, I love that Alu record. I think we have the CD reissue here, if not I have it at home on digital. It's an outstanding piece of Neue Deutsche Welle monotony. Very nice, great songs! Something for next week's show.
	2:56am Rory: Thanks
	7:41pm SiHV: No clever comments. No reason to live. But I listened.
	12:05pm Cecile: this Iggy is both truthful and hilarious.

Wm. Berger presents My Castle of Quiet: Playlist from July 6, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Fabio Frizzi & Giorgio Tucci	Zombie Theme	Zombie	Blackest Heart Media	2000	CD	https://www.discogs.com/Various-Zombie/release/492959	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Iggy Pop	Caesar "Caesar" by "Iggy Pop"	American Caesar	Virgin	1993	CD		0:08:11 (Pop-up)
Absolute Power	Safe Inside "Safe Inside" by "Absolute Power"	Absolute Power	Youth Attack	2016	12"	NY https://youthattack.bandcamp.com/album/absolute-power	0:12:02 (Pop-up)
The Repos	Full Departure + Always Nothing	Poser	Youth Attack	2016	12"	https://youthattack.bandcamp.com/album/poser	0:13:18 (Pop-up)
Dwarves	The Dominator "The Dominator" by "Dwarves"	Radio Free Dwarves	Riot Style / Greedy	2016	CD		0:15:14 (Pop-up)
Occult 45	The Beautiful Ones (Noise 1)	Cassette split w/Hivelords	Open Casket Cassettes	2015	Cassette	Philadelphia https://occult45.bandcamp.com/album/cassette-split-w-hivelords	0:16:48 (Pop-up)
Bleak	Teeth "Teeth" by "Bleak"	No Light, No Tunnel	Hex Records	2016	LP	Syracuse https://hexrecords.bandcamp.com/album/no-light-no-tunnel	0:20:34 (Pop-up)
Null & Void	Love Floats Face Down	The Immeasurable Dark		2016	CD	NJ https://nullandvoidnj.bandcamp.com/	0:23:32 (Pop-up)
Brian Wilson	loop (Pet Sounds) (I Just Wasn't Made For These Times)					YouTube; thx R. Reno https://youtu.be/bVqlRjMF6jc	0:29:20 (Pop-up)
Alkerdeel	Verdesteleweern "Verdesteleweern" by "Alkerdeel"	De Speenzalvinge	At War With False Noise / Universal Tongue	2010	MP3	Belgium https://alkerdeel.bandcamp.com/album/de-speenzalvinge Ltd. CD edition of 50	0:48:28 (Pop-up)
Kavra	Algol I "Algol I" by "Kavra"	Caput Larvae		2016		Yucatan, México [new not yet released]	1:03:38 (Pop-up)
True Love	Lysergic Baptism "Lysergic Baptism" by "True Love"	Meditating Through Illusion	Attic Age	2016	Cassette	Reno, NV https://truelovebm.bandcamp.com/album/meditating-through-illusion	1:09:39 (Pop-up)
Dissection	Frozen Feathers Fell "Frozen Feathers Fell" by "Dissection"	The Past Is Alive (The Early Mischef)	Necropolis Records	1998-2001	CD	Sweden, ca. early 90s	1:13:27 (Pop-up)
Muert	Descanso Eterno en Las Cuevas de Los Ecos	Ahul Xaxo	Satanik Wolfchamber Prod	2015	Cassette	Spain https://ebolart.bandcamp.com/album/muert-ahul-xaxo	1:17:33 (Pop-up)
Herxsebet	"Ut Enim Ad Singulare Certamen"	HERXSEBET / WAMPHYRE [Split]	Negromancy	2014	Cassette	Guadalajara https://negromancy.bandcamp.com/album/herxsebet-wamphyre-split-cassette	1:22:54 (Pop-up)
Verminaard	Where Lifeless Eyes Hold Vigil	Wardens of a Light-Starved Realm	self-released, digital	2016	MP3	Ohio https://verminaard.bandcamp.com/releases	1:49:16 (Pop-up)
Misery Ritual	A Throat Filled With Fire	I Hurt Because I Must	self-released, digital	2016	MP3	Corona, CA FREE DOWNLOAD https://miseryritual.bandcamp.com/album/i-hurt-because-i-must	1:58:22 (Pop-up)
Jason Crumer	Blood and Tahoe "Blood and Tahoe" by "Jason Crumer"	Stare at the Devil	Depravity Label	2016	LP	Baltimore https://soundcloud.com/depravitylabel/jason-crumer-zeal-of-a-convert	2:02:44 (Pop-up)
Harko City	The Living Breathing Flesh of Electrified Nothingness (Meat Hook)	unreleased		2016		Indiana, USA [of Demonologists, et al.]	2:08:26 (Pop-up)
blonde dissection	st. francis "st. francis" by "blonde dissection"	bitch, book and candle	self-released, digital	2016	MP3	Boston, MA FREE DOWNLOAD http://totalblur.bandcamp.com/album/bitch-book-and-candle	2:10:55 (Pop-up)
Sand	High Tension "High Tension" by "Sand"	North Atlantic Raven	Rotorelief	2014	CD	Germany 1973-1976 http://www.rotorelief.com/catalog/release_sand_north-atlantic-raven.php	2:15:23 (Pop-up)
Jabladav	Vart De Är, Kommer Vi Snart Att Följa	Maj	self-released	2014	CD-R	NC, USA https://jamesharlow1.bandcamp.com/	2:24:48 (Pop-up)
Aavikko	Zefyros "Zefyros" by "Aavikko"	Okeanos	Ektro	2016	CD	Finland https://youtu.be/ADi2zMtsO6A	2:52:32 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:03am Jaackk: what are the good record stores in brooklyn these days?
	12:04am Jaackk: and where do people go to eat
	12:04am Jaackk: and where do people go to eat
	12:06am cory: thank you for playing this
	12:07am Wm.: Eat at Le Fette Sau on Metropolitan, it's a carnivore's paradise. I haven't record shopped in Bk in years, so I should let someone else answer. That said, my buddy Doug runs Record Grouch on Manhattan Ave., Fabio has the Earwax store on the Northside, and several staffers here work or have worked at Academy Recs. ...
	12:18am Rory: Great set Wm.
	12:20am Rory: I've got Alice, Sweet Alice on silent while listening
	12:23am Wm.: Ah! Love it! Almost rewatched it recently. I've got my eye on the DVD in my collection for an upcoming sesh ... It was directed by Dante Tomaselli's uncle, and according to IMDb, Dante has a remake in the works. ...
	12:24am Rory: Nice! I had no idea a remake was in the works.
	12:34am \|\|\| HRZ: Beautiful
	12:42am JakeGould: Brooklyn is a huge place. Record stores are mostly in GreenBushPointBurg (Greenpoint, Williamsburg and Bushwick). As for food, that is where the “huge place” aspect of that comes from. If you are in a neighborhood that has a taco place of some sort—including a truck—that is a good choice. The Halal trucks are uniformly crappy drunk food nowadays. Good pizza is a huge debate but the basic pizza places kinda suck nowadays. The 99 cent slices? Even worse. So you need to go on who knows what where. If you are in Williamsburg, one place I would recommend for a cheap bite—no ambiance though—is Oasis falafel on North 7th Street right outside the Bedford Avenue stop. No place to hang out or take a date, but the food itself is top notch for what it is: A cheap falafel or schwarma meal.
	12:44am sinister dexter: thankyou William
	12:55am Carmichael: I would give an extremity for good middle eastern food in this parched land of nothingness I occupy.
	12:56am Wm.: I was going to recommend Oasis, too. Great food, just get it to go.
	12:57am Carmichael: Given the musical motif, I thought I should speak severely.
	12:59am Wm.: ...I used to live right near that corner in the early 90s; there was no Oasis restaurant there, it was all good Polish food in that area ... my rent was probably 1/4 of what the kiddies are paying there now.
	1:00am JakeGould: @Carmichael: Where are you? For me in Bay Ridge, Hazar’s sandwiches and platters are great. There is also an Egyptian grilled fish place on my block that is apparently good but I’m not into fish so I have no idea. Also, if this is the first time you are coming to New York and you have heard about Nathan’s hot dogs here is the deal: They are just plain—albeit very good—hot dogs. Just go to a Gray’s Papaya or even Crif Dog instead.
	1:01am JakeGould: @Wm.: The later 1980s is when I started to visit Williamsburg. Getting on the L train just to go to Bedford was a tad terrifying then; trains were desolate. Now it’s horrific because the trains are packed past normal capacity. When I asked my dad—who worked in Williamsburg in the 1960s and 1970s—what work was like his only response was how he and co-workers coordinated walking/running in packs to get to and from the subway.
	1:03am Wm.: @JakeGould Hahaha! I miss the "Wild West" Brooklyn days!
	1:03am Carmichael: Jake, I'm in California, the capitol city. Some things, regardless of real estate, never change.
	1:05am JakeGould: @Wm.: Kinda puts perspective on what “unsafe” is nowadays. Honestly most of the crimes I hear on the news seem like the normal aberrations any society will have nowadays. Not like when I rode the L train and had a guy across from me doing fancy hand tricks with a butterfly knife just to scare me back in the day. At least the party I was going to was worth the harassment!
	1:06am JakeGould: @Carmichael: What do you mean? Like local politics and such. I’m going to rematch “L.A. Confidential” so I can be reminded of how things work you know.
	1:06am Rory: There's a Polish restaurant 20 mins from where I live. It's owned by a. 90 year old woman. She makes the best Borscht soup I've ever had. When Borscht is made right there's nothing better IMO.
	1:09am Wm.: @JakeGould I was out in Bushwick in the early 90s too, definitely saw some shit. Watched an Asian kid get "wilded" on the Lorimer St. platform, it was over before I could even react. After I left that apt., my former roommate was stabbed in the chest while on the payphone in front of our bldg. ...Now you can't find a parking space in Bushwick, as opp. to fearing your car would be gone when you returned to it.
	1:10am Wm.: @Rory Agreed. I love a good bowl of borscht.
	1:12am JakeGould: Borscht is good. All of that great stuff requires sitting around all day and boiling something while lamenting life. So hey…
	1:14am Carmichael: Sadly, I wouldn't know borscht if it bit me in the butt. LA is far south, food culture is far to the east. I live in a city known as "quaint". This music energizes me.
	1:17am Arbol: I just want to say that making Borscht at home with a juicer, and juicing all the beets, then using the pulp with the beet juice, and whatever else you put into it, is a very rewarding thing. It wakes up your bones and allows you to have sex for a very long time.
	1:19am Carmichael: @arbol, really?? For a guy or a gal, or does it matter? That's a game changer...
	1:22am Arbol: @Jake- It takes less than two hours if you're using a juicer instead of trying to simmer the stuff into mush manually. @Carmichael- I am just going from experience, not science or nutritionism or whatnot. And generally just being a goof. But if pomegranate is a "natural aphrodisiac", I imagine beets are higher up in that tree.
	1:22am Wm.: Root vegetables are one of those "secrets to life" dietary choices. Beets especially.
	1:30am JakeGould: I think it’s basically because root vegetables are filled with potassium and help you shit better.
	1:33am Rory: Again, great set!
	2:27am Erck: Wm I forgot my keys! I'm outside when you get a sec! - E
	2:35am Arbol: Well, if you eat enough borscht, your shit will be red, urine will be pink, but most people don't have sex with a concern to shit better. At least not lately.
	2:39am Arbol: I love SAND. Wm, have you heard ALU? It is the synthy thing they did after SAND disbanded. It is great. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-BAmuqlYz8
	2:43am Wm.: @Arbol Indeed, I love that Alu record. I think we have the CD reissue here, if not I have it at home on digital. It's an outstanding piece of Neue Deutsche Welle monotony. Very nice, great songs! Something for next week's show.
	2:56am Rory: Thanks
	7:41pm SiHV: No clever comments. No reason to live. But I listened.
	12:05pm Cecile: this Iggy is both truthful and hilarious.

Wm. Berger presents My Castle of Quiet: Playlist from July 6, 2016

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