WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from September 26, 2017

Listener comments!
	11:59am βrian: Wearing my lurking loafers ...
	12:00pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, lurker!
	12:00pm annie: ok, i'm here!! thanks for the FB post!
	🥁 12:01pm listener james from westwood: Good Tuesday, Tony and all! Whoo, that's some Tammy Faye eye makeup right there.
	12:01pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, Annie and Listener J!
	12:04pm Dean: I remember driving by Gold Star once or twice.
	12:04pm JtotheK: hi tony, hi everyone!
	12:05pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy, Dean & JtotheK! I wonder, did Gold Star actually burn down?
	12:08pm Dean: "Gold Star is being torn down -- possibly this week -- to make way for an office building, a shopping center, or 'something else cultural,' reported Stan Ross, the studio's saddened co-owner" -- Steve Pond, The Day the Music Died at Gold Star Studios, Los Angeles Times, March 5, 1984, p.H1.
	12:10pm Dean: Maurice Gibb worked in the final session at the studio, according to the article. And Herb Alpert owns one of the original consoles.
	12:12pm Tony Coulter: Hmm -- so I guess it didn't actually burn down -- but just closed.
	12:17pm Tony Coulter: By the way, that Candidate track that was just on is from a cassette I'll be airing in its entirety on a future Tape Hiss ... at some point, anyway.
	🥁 12:20pm Yvang: Hi Tony and hi listeners! Any update on the artists behind the mysterious cassettes of last episode?
	12:22pm steveo: mr tony coulter: i am listening & enjoying; thanks
	12:22pm Tony Coulter: Hi, Yvang! I did get some responses re last week's mystery cassettes, but so far I'm not too convinced. Do have some leads to follow up on, though -- will let you all know when/if any postive IDs are made.
	12:23pm Tony Coulter: Hi there, Steveo! Glad you're enjoying the show!
	12:39pm holland oats: tony c! nice pic of mac demarco
	12:40pm Tony Coulter: Ha! (Heya, Holland O!)
	12:45pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Tony. Head down and working, but listening.
	12:47pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Sem -- I'm impressed you can work to what I'm playing at the moment ... unless you're breaking up rocks with a pickaxe, or course...
	12:47pm Tony Coulter: Puber Kristus = Das Wesen, from the Netherlands.
	12:57pm Tony Coulter: LATE BREAKING NEWS! John Schnall just came up with an amazing visual remix of today's playlist pic. Those of you on FB can see it here: www.facebook.com...
	12:58pm Cecile: Guten Tag.
	12:59pm Tony Coulter: Greets, Cecile!
	1:00pm Cecile: sniff. Berger.
	1:01pm Tony Coulter: Yep -- so sad.
	1:04pm Mark Williams: Hi Tony. Not to put you on the spot, but from your years at the mothership, any particular memories of William Berger that stand out?
	1:08pm Cecile: What country was this Strange Girl from? It sounds kind of out of time - like it could have been recorded a lot later or earlier.
	1:10pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Mark. Would have to think about that. The period during which William and I spent some time hanging out was way back in the 90s -- which seems like a lifetime ago. Kind of lost track of him after that -- totally my fault I'm sure:
	1:10pm Tony Coulter: @ Cecile: Candidate are from France....
	1:11pm Cecile: OKay, sounds good. Wow, this Azalia Snail sounds kind of generic.
	1:13pm Mark Williams: @Tony (and anyone). I rarely managed to listen to his shows of late since invariably I went to sleep. One curiosity for me was when it was he transitioned into playing the metal side of things to the degree he did.
	1:15pm Cecile: I never knew him from the old days. I wasn't listening to much rock in the 90s. I knew Uncle Wiggly but never heard them. He came on Diane's show for fundraising years ago, and I was "WOW! Who is this! I have to listen to his show!" I usually listened on archives. The first time I posted a comment, Berger emailed me and asked me if he could follow me on social media. He was one of my very favorite Instagram commenters.
	1:22pm Mark Williams: doing a great job of making this rhyme, is the lead biomutant here.
	1:27pm Mark Williams: it's hard to be as recognizable as is Tietchens in making this kind of music. But invariably I can tell it's him. This is a fantastic piece.
	1:28pm Tony Coulter: Yes, Tietchens is fantastic. Still very underappreciated, I think.
	1:29pm Mark Williams: i agree. Years ago a friend of mine knocked on his door when he lived in Hamburg and was promptly invited in. I've heard other similar stories about him too. Would love to meet him.
	1:31pm Tony Coulter: He should rightly be as "famous" as, say, Cluster or Conrad Schnitzler.
	1:33pm Mark Williams: i think his sound was always just a bit more "cold" if that's the right word. Less likely to attract your more adventurous Kraftwerk fan than Cluster or Schnitzler.
	1:33pm Mark Williams: Was this Human Flesh on something else, do you know Tony? What has Cherry Red done here - just compile from previous releases?
	1:34pm Tony Coulter: It was from the cassette "The Third Human Attempt" -- which I should definitely play on Tape Hiss one of these days.
	1:35pm Dean: Never before realized that he was in Liliental.
	1:35pm Tony Coulter: And the Tietchens was originally on the cassette "Musik aus der Grauzone" -- which I also have, and should also air on Tape Hiss.
	1:37pm Mark Williams: i think VOD included Musik aus der Grauzone on a 5CD set.
	1:38pm Tony Coulter: @ Mark: Yep, Cherry Red is just compiling from previous releases.
	1:39pm Tony Coulter: There are definitely some obscurities on there, though....
	1:46pm Cecile: This is a nice little Nuevo Wavo gem
	1:47pm Cecile: Nice Shakin Street cop
	1:50pm Dean: Cover of that Newstreet album is a photograph snapped outside the (former) Bonaventure Hotel in downtown L.A.
	1:50pm Tony Coulter: @ Cecile: Just had a vision of a street cop with the shakes.
	1:50pm Dean: Hmm, guess it isn't former. Thought it had been sold and renovated. Maybe so, but it's still a hotel.
	1:51pm Sem Chumbo: Gee, Tony, this has been great. Thanks so much. re: 12:47: developed powerful concentration skills when I got a walk-in job as a radio copywriter. Along with shutting out the on-air monitor blaring in the office, I was learning to type at the same time :-D
	1:52pm Cecile: ha, tony!
	1:53pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Sem!
	2:09pm Mark Williams: So how many songs in the 70s feature a line that says "...she's the kind of girl..."? I have two hands and ten fingers. Will I need more to count?
	2:10pm Tony Coulter: Yes, with this song the transition from '80s underground sounds to '70s backwoods rocker dudes is complete.
	🥁 2:14pm listener james from westwood: Those are some good basement rescues, esp. Truth and Tukanon.
	2:19pm Tony Coulter: Glad you liked those tracks, James! The Truth album has quite an eye-catching cover too: www.discogs.com...
	2:24pm northguineahills: This is a sector of music I'm unfamiliar w/.
	2:25pm Tony Coulter: Heya, NGH! Time to get down wid it.....
	2:26pm Dean: One gets the impression that the eponymous deadline has something to do with the high cost of studio time.
	2:27pm Tony Coulter: Ha! sadly, I don't think they ever met their real goal: becoming the kings of rock & roll, I mean.
	2:31pm Dean: Neither did Michael Stanley Band, who I suspect influenced Vic and his boys.
	2:34pm holland oats: i bet pinnacle had a cool logo
	2:37pm Tony Coulter: At the very least, I imagine their name must have usually appeared in a Gothic font....
	2:44pm Ike: HIPPIES!!!! Ahem. Now that my Tourette's has had its say, how is everybody?
	2:44pm Dean: Heh, this Medusa CD is going for $5 at Numero Group right now.
	2:45pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Ike! Tough hippies in leather jackets....
	2:46pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: The Medusa CD has really elaborate packaging too -- the cover is a sort of faux velvet.
	2:56pm Cheyenne: An hour of freak folk & other assorted bizarro jams this-a-way, in five minutes! wfmu.org...
	2:56pm Tony Coulter: Hey hey, Cheyenne!
	🥁 2:57pm listener james from westwood: Fun show, Tony; thanks!
	🥁 2:58pm Yvang: Great show as always!
	2:58pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, James & Yvang! See you next week, everyone! Again, it'll be a RIO special....
	1:13pm Malloo: Thank you,Tony. Sure? You don't get "Wild Flower" O.K. I will send it by tracking mail again. The LP "The Best of Yximalloo 1" will be out a month later.

Tony Coulter: Playlist from September 26, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
The In-Theme	"The In-Theme"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Sis Q Lint	The Very Last Record from Gold Star	Wally! Wally! 7"	Martian	1984	0:02:00 (Pop-up)
2.3 Children	I Don't Understand "I Don't Understand" by "2.3 Children"	Jesus Told Us to Kill You 7"	Penguin	1982	0:05:08 (Pop-up)
Performance	Tapage Nocturne "Tapage Nocturne" by "Performance"	Performance 12"	Celluloid	1983	0:09:38 (Pop-up)
Candidate	Twilight "Twilight" by "Candidate"	Untitled [split w/ Gangrène]	Permis de Construire	1985	0:10:41 (Pop-up)
Temps Perdu?	Stratophony "Stratophony" by "Temps Perdu?"	Athanor	Discordia	1992	0:14:54 (Pop-up)
Pseudo Code	Hunger in Progress (198?)	A Soundtrack from the Underground (Selected Contributions to the International 80s Network)	EE Tapes	2017	0:18:02 (Pop-up)
Bene Gesserit	Chouchon Chuchotant	V.A.: Point of Yucca, Volume Three	Yucca Tree	2000	0:21:10 (Pop-up)
Yximalloo	No Care "No Care" by "Yximalloo"	La La La	Sakura Wrechords	2017	0:24:40 (Pop-up)
La Kuizine	Varp2 "Varp2" by "La Kuizine"	V.A.: Point of Yucca, Volume Three	Yucca Tree	2000	0:28:05 (Pop-up)

Dino Oon & Konrad Kraft	The Arrival	Environmental Studies	SDV Tonträger	1992	0:33:25 (Pop-up)
Pierre Henry & Urban Sax	Paradise of Fools	Paradise Lost	Philips	1982	0:36:02 (Pop-up)
Metal Urbain	Lady Coca Cola (1977)	Anarchy in Paris!	Acute	2003	0:41:43 (Pop-up)
Puber Kristus	The Gasstation (live, 1980)	split flexi 7" [w/ Theatre of Hate]	Vinyl Magazine	1982	0:45:51 (Pop-up)
Robo-Gnostic	American Speed "American Speed" by "Robo-Gnostic"	Robo-Gnostic	Roarshock	1990	0:48:26 (Pop-up)
MX-80	O Type (Pt. 1) "O Type (Pt. 1)" by "MX-80"	O Type 7"	Ralph	1980	0:52:44 (Pop-up)
Deviation Social	Multitado Humanus Tabesco	Compilation Tracks, 1982–85: "From End to Beginning," Vol. 1	Dais	2010	0:56:09 (Pop-up)
Uncle Wiggly	Nice "Nice" by "Uncle Wiggly"	Make You Crawl 7"	Dark Beloved Cloud	1995	0:59:20 (Pop-up)

Candidate	Strange Girl "Strange Girl" by "Candidate"	Side By Side	RE: Desire	1987	1:06:02 (Pop-up)
Tina Gil	Máscaras Negras "Máscaras Negras" by "Tina Gil"	Tina Gil 1	no label	1996	1:08:18 (Pop-up)
Azalia Snail	Every Day Is Your Day	unreleased track		2017	1:09:37 (Pop-up)
Zru Vogue	Big Fish Swing "Big Fish Swing" by "Zru Vogue"	Zruism: Zru Vogue, 1980–84	no label	2009	1:12:11 (Pop-up)
Andy Warhol Banana Technicolor	The Future	V.A.: Pordenone / The Great Complotto	RE: Astroman / Shake	1980	1:16:16 (Pop-up)
Les Vampyrettes	Biomutanten "Biomutanten" by "Les Vampyrettes"	Les Vampyrettes 12"	no label	1980	1:20:15 (Pop-up)
Asmus Tietchens	Troglodyten (1981)	V.A. Noise Reduction System	Cherry Red	2017	1:24:19 (Pop-up)
Human Flesh	Godot Was Here (1984)	V.A. Noise Reduction System	Cherry Red	2017	1:29:55 (Pop-up)
Storm Bugs	Car Situations (1980) "Car Situations (1980)" by "Storm Bugs"	Let's Go Outside and Get It Over	Snatch Tapes	2003	1:33:19 (Pop-up)
Asbestos Rockpyle	Industrial Religion	Industrial Religion 7" EP	Warpt	1984	1:36:39 (Pop-up)

Newstreet	Better Run "Better Run" by "Newstreet"	Better Run	Dorn	1980	1:44:43 (Pop-up)
Deer	Hang in There "Hang in There" by "Deer"	In the Works	Street Sweeper	1980	1:48:13 (Pop-up)
Todd & Jeff	It's You I Want "It's You I Want" by "Todd & Jeff"	You Can Have This	Jat	197?	1:51:50 (Pop-up)
John T. Lutz	Keep Your Kisses "Keep Your Kisses" by "John T. Lutz"	Interdit / Forbidden	Bundi-Disc	1983	1:54:18 (Pop-up)
Wooden Nickel	For a Little While "For a Little While" by "Wooden Nickel"	Live at the Waterhole	no label	1978	1:57:35 (Pop-up)
Tukanon	Living on the Borderline "Living on the Borderline" by "Tukanon"	Tukanon	Crossroad	1981	2:00:17 (Pop-up)
Truth	Lonely Days "Lonely Days" by "Truth"	Truth	Roulette	1975	2:03:56 (Pop-up)
Cayenne	Make Your Move "Make Your Move" by "Cayenne"	Cayenne	Bucksnort	1975	2:07:23 (Pop-up)
Achilles	Heavy Metal Kid "Heavy Metal Kid" by "Achilles"	V.A.: Seeds, Vol. 2	KSHE	1981	2:09:58 (Pop-up)

JPT Scare Band	It's Too Late (1976)	Sleeping Sickness	Monster	2000	2:16:10 (Pop-up)
Vic Trigger Band	Deadline "Deadline" by "Vic Trigger Band"	Electronic Wizard	RE: Mr. Nobody	1977	2:21:39 (Pop-up)
Peacepipe	A Biker's Tune (1969) "A Biker's Tune (1969)" by "Peacepipe"	Peacepipe	RE: Shadoks	1995	2:26:36 (Pop-up)
Pinnacle	Astral Traveller "Astral Traveller" by "Pinnacle"	Assasin	RE: Sunrise	1974	2:29:24 (Pop-up)
Medusa	Transient Amplitude (1975)	First Step Beyond	Numero Group	2013	2:35:27 (Pop-up)
Dwarr	Ghost Lovers "Ghost Lovers" by "Dwarr"	Animals	RE: Drag City	1986	2:44:44 (Pop-up)

Haystacks Balboa	Sticky Finger "Sticky Finger" by "Haystacks Balboa"	Haystacks Balboa	Polydor	1970	2:52:03 (Pop-up)
The Out-Theme	Gelbart: My Favorite Vacation [part of] + Die Trip Computer Die: Airborn [part of]				2:57:18 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:59am βrian: Wearing my lurking loafers ...
	12:00pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, lurker!
	12:00pm annie: ok, i'm here!! thanks for the FB post!
	🥁 12:01pm listener james from westwood: Good Tuesday, Tony and all! Whoo, that's some Tammy Faye eye makeup right there.
	12:01pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, Annie and Listener J!
	12:04pm Dean: I remember driving by Gold Star once or twice.
	12:04pm JtotheK: hi tony, hi everyone!
	12:05pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy, Dean & JtotheK! I wonder, did Gold Star actually burn down?
	12:08pm Dean: "Gold Star is being torn down -- possibly this week -- to make way for an office building, a shopping center, or 'something else cultural,' reported Stan Ross, the studio's saddened co-owner" -- Steve Pond, The Day the Music Died at Gold Star Studios, Los Angeles Times, March 5, 1984, p.H1.
	12:10pm Dean: Maurice Gibb worked in the final session at the studio, according to the article. And Herb Alpert owns one of the original consoles.
	12:12pm Tony Coulter: Hmm -- so I guess it didn't actually burn down -- but just closed.
	12:17pm Tony Coulter: By the way, that Candidate track that was just on is from a cassette I'll be airing in its entirety on a future Tape Hiss ... at some point, anyway.
	🥁 12:20pm Yvang: Hi Tony and hi listeners! Any update on the artists behind the mysterious cassettes of last episode?
	12:22pm steveo: mr tony coulter: i am listening & enjoying; thanks
	12:22pm Tony Coulter: Hi, Yvang! I did get some responses re last week's mystery cassettes, but so far I'm not too convinced. Do have some leads to follow up on, though -- will let you all know when/if any postive IDs are made.
	12:23pm Tony Coulter: Hi there, Steveo! Glad you're enjoying the show!
	12:39pm holland oats: tony c! nice pic of mac demarco
	12:40pm Tony Coulter: Ha! (Heya, Holland O!)
	12:45pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Tony. Head down and working, but listening.
	12:47pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Sem -- I'm impressed you can work to what I'm playing at the moment ... unless you're breaking up rocks with a pickaxe, or course...
	12:47pm Tony Coulter: Puber Kristus = Das Wesen, from the Netherlands.
	12:57pm Tony Coulter: LATE BREAKING NEWS! John Schnall just came up with an amazing visual remix of today's playlist pic. Those of you on FB can see it here: www.facebook.com...
	12:58pm Cecile: Guten Tag.
	12:59pm Tony Coulter: Greets, Cecile!
	1:00pm Cecile: sniff. Berger.
	1:01pm Tony Coulter: Yep -- so sad.
	1:04pm Mark Williams: Hi Tony. Not to put you on the spot, but from your years at the mothership, any particular memories of William Berger that stand out?
	1:08pm Cecile: What country was this Strange Girl from? It sounds kind of out of time - like it could have been recorded a lot later or earlier.
	1:10pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Mark. Would have to think about that. The period during which William and I spent some time hanging out was way back in the 90s -- which seems like a lifetime ago. Kind of lost track of him after that -- totally my fault I'm sure:
	1:10pm Tony Coulter: @ Cecile: Candidate are from France....
	1:11pm Cecile: OKay, sounds good. Wow, this Azalia Snail sounds kind of generic.
	1:13pm Mark Williams: @Tony (and anyone). I rarely managed to listen to his shows of late since invariably I went to sleep. One curiosity for me was when it was he transitioned into playing the metal side of things to the degree he did.
	1:15pm Cecile: I never knew him from the old days. I wasn't listening to much rock in the 90s. I knew Uncle Wiggly but never heard them. He came on Diane's show for fundraising years ago, and I was "WOW! Who is this! I have to listen to his show!" I usually listened on archives. The first time I posted a comment, Berger emailed me and asked me if he could follow me on social media. He was one of my very favorite Instagram commenters.
	1:22pm Mark Williams: doing a great job of making this rhyme, is the lead biomutant here.
	1:27pm Mark Williams: it's hard to be as recognizable as is Tietchens in making this kind of music. But invariably I can tell it's him. This is a fantastic piece.
	1:28pm Tony Coulter: Yes, Tietchens is fantastic. Still very underappreciated, I think.
	1:29pm Mark Williams: i agree. Years ago a friend of mine knocked on his door when he lived in Hamburg and was promptly invited in. I've heard other similar stories about him too. Would love to meet him.
	1:31pm Tony Coulter: He should rightly be as "famous" as, say, Cluster or Conrad Schnitzler.
	1:33pm Mark Williams: i think his sound was always just a bit more "cold" if that's the right word. Less likely to attract your more adventurous Kraftwerk fan than Cluster or Schnitzler.
	1:33pm Mark Williams: Was this Human Flesh on something else, do you know Tony? What has Cherry Red done here - just compile from previous releases?
	1:34pm Tony Coulter: It was from the cassette "The Third Human Attempt" -- which I should definitely play on Tape Hiss one of these days.
	1:35pm Dean: Never before realized that he was in Liliental.
	1:35pm Tony Coulter: And the Tietchens was originally on the cassette "Musik aus der Grauzone" -- which I also have, and should also air on Tape Hiss.
	1:37pm Mark Williams: i think VOD included Musik aus der Grauzone on a 5CD set.
	1:38pm Tony Coulter: @ Mark: Yep, Cherry Red is just compiling from previous releases.
	1:39pm Tony Coulter: There are definitely some obscurities on there, though....
	1:46pm Cecile: This is a nice little Nuevo Wavo gem
	1:47pm Cecile: Nice Shakin Street cop
	1:50pm Dean: Cover of that Newstreet album is a photograph snapped outside the (former) Bonaventure Hotel in downtown L.A.
	1:50pm Tony Coulter: @ Cecile: Just had a vision of a street cop with the shakes.
	1:50pm Dean: Hmm, guess it isn't former. Thought it had been sold and renovated. Maybe so, but it's still a hotel.
	1:51pm Sem Chumbo: Gee, Tony, this has been great. Thanks so much. re: 12:47: developed powerful concentration skills when I got a walk-in job as a radio copywriter. Along with shutting out the on-air monitor blaring in the office, I was learning to type at the same time :-D
	1:52pm Cecile: ha, tony!
	1:53pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Sem!
	2:09pm Mark Williams: So how many songs in the 70s feature a line that says "...she's the kind of girl..."? I have two hands and ten fingers. Will I need more to count?
	2:10pm Tony Coulter: Yes, with this song the transition from '80s underground sounds to '70s backwoods rocker dudes is complete.
	🥁 2:14pm listener james from westwood: Those are some good basement rescues, esp. Truth and Tukanon.
	2:19pm Tony Coulter: Glad you liked those tracks, James! The Truth album has quite an eye-catching cover too: www.discogs.com...
	2:24pm northguineahills: This is a sector of music I'm unfamiliar w/.
	2:25pm Tony Coulter: Heya, NGH! Time to get down wid it.....
	2:26pm Dean: One gets the impression that the eponymous deadline has something to do with the high cost of studio time.
	2:27pm Tony Coulter: Ha! sadly, I don't think they ever met their real goal: becoming the kings of rock & roll, I mean.
	2:31pm Dean: Neither did Michael Stanley Band, who I suspect influenced Vic and his boys.
	2:34pm holland oats: i bet pinnacle had a cool logo
	2:37pm Tony Coulter: At the very least, I imagine their name must have usually appeared in a Gothic font....
	2:44pm Ike: HIPPIES!!!! Ahem. Now that my Tourette's has had its say, how is everybody?
	2:44pm Dean: Heh, this Medusa CD is going for $5 at Numero Group right now.
	2:45pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Ike! Tough hippies in leather jackets....
	2:46pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: The Medusa CD has really elaborate packaging too -- the cover is a sort of faux velvet.
	2:56pm Cheyenne: An hour of freak folk & other assorted bizarro jams this-a-way, in five minutes! wfmu.org...
	2:56pm Tony Coulter: Hey hey, Cheyenne!
	🥁 2:57pm listener james from westwood: Fun show, Tony; thanks!
	🥁 2:58pm Yvang: Great show as always!
	2:58pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, James & Yvang! See you next week, everyone! Again, it'll be a RIO special....
	1:13pm Malloo: Thank you,Tony. Sure? You don't get "Wild Flower" O.K. I will send it by tracking mail again. The LP "The Best of Yximalloo 1" will be out a month later.

Tony Coulter: Playlist from September 26, 2017

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