WFMU: Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl: Playlist from August 27, 2019

Listener comments!
	3:03pm Chris from DC: Yes!
	3:03pm David (in London): Evening Creamo, London checking in. Greetings all Blastards.
	3:04pm TomDash: Is this from the double live LP - bought it when it came out and bummed I lost it somewhere along the way -
	3:09pm John from Florham park: Hello fellow spun age blaster fans
	3:09pm TomDash: ahhh, it is NOT from that dbl live LP...lovely regardless! Here for the trip...
	3:10pm Rich in Washington: I still have Double Live on cassette! I can't seem to part with it since I bought it at a Buttholes show.
	3:10pm Chris from DC: More yes!
	3:11pm ultradamno: I've still got a cassette of it too.
	3:12pm thormagma: Great day to have blown down in my car on lunch break.
	3:12pm TomDash: Rich - I'm pretty sure I bought my vinyl copy of double live at one of their shows too. But could be mistaken. And this is lovely...
	3:12pm Rich in Washington: I used to have that Nothing Butt comp, but I think I stupidly sold or traded it off.
	3:13pm ultradamno: Up there with Sonic Youth and DOA for non-local bands I saw the most times. It was the eighties, everybody was crazy for Buttholes.
	3:14pm Chris from DC: I wish I could go back and see the Surfers in their prime. Never got the chance.
	3:16pm Manana: Does one say "thanks much" for that double dose? Real Miss Manners situation.
	3:17pm TomDash: wait, you're getting Sabbath for a live set on your show??? DAMN!
	3:18pm Creamo Coyl: I only fuck with the greats. Ozzie owes me one. Long story. Involves prison, a suitcase full of what I can't say, and also the Alamo (which doesn't have a basement).
	3:19pm Rich in Washington: was fortunate to have seen them a few times in the mid 80s. An utterly life-changing experience. Saw them a few times in the 90s and they seemed strangely lacking in vitality by comparison. Say no to just saying no(?).
	3:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 1st album recorded for nothin' in no time @ all.. .How I loves EarlySabbaths...
	3:20pm Rich in Washington: Sabbath after Butthole Surfers seems strangely appropriate.
	3:21pm TomDash: Yeah Butthole Surfers in the 80s achieved cult status for sure. Some of the more far out and intense shows I've ever seen. Never saw them in the 90s, but would have liked to see their reunion tour with original members (did that hit the States? or just Europe?)
	3:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Note Smithereens song by same title. Influences made not always obvious!...
	3:23pm John from Florham park: wow heavy show
	3:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Lovecraft - 'Beyond Wall of Sleep'...
	3:27pm DocBlueDog: FIrst saw the Buttholes at the Cat Club in Manhattan in 85. Saw them dozens of times since all the way up through the last tour and then the last show at the Growler’s in Long Beach almost two years ago now.Def my second favorite band. Those live tracks came on just as I was getting in the shower for some prostate massage / healing. True story? TMI? Fuck it ... it’s the surfers. Cheers. :)
	3:33pm ultradamno: Two fliers from BS shows I went to, The Metro one was my first, from when they still played all the early hits twitter.com...
	3:36pm ultradamno: Did Silver Jews ever cover this?
	3:36pm DocBlueDog: Sweet flyers....This Buokan Boys track has a sweet groove. :)
	3:36pm DocBlueDog: Lol
	3:37pm ultradamno: Big Boys next?
	3:38pm sphere: hullo
	3:38pm Chris from DC: @ultra, sounds like a plan.
	3:41pm sphere: wow, this Membranes sounds like they are back in the day! nice.
	3:42pm David (in London): Ah, my old friend Rob Haynes on drums here. Great guy, great player.
	3:55pm Chris from DC: Digging Tiny Holes a lot.
	3:57pm ultradamno: Had an interaction with Nick Blakey on Twitter yesterday, he drops a couple of trivia crumbs about Pere Ubu playing a junior high dance if you follow through the thread. twitter.com...
	3:58pm crateslinger: Hey if any of you mid-westerners remember 11,000 Switches from Cincinnati in the 80's, they're playing a gig on October 19 at Murphy's Pub.
	3:59pm sphere: Wasn't the first Velvet Underground gig at a school?
	3:59pm ultradamno: @crate Is Heather Prescott still on board? I always got on well with her.
	4:01pm ultradamno: 11000 Switches live footage www.youtube.com...
	4:02pm crateslinger: I'm pretty sure she is, but I cannot guarantee this.
	4:04pm thormagma: Is this the gay kiss from AZ?
	4:06pm Creamo Coyl: yep
	4:07pm thormagma: Hell yeah a homie of mine used to live with a few of the guys a few years back.
	4:07pm thormagma: Also hell yeah more weaz!!!!!!
	4:09pm ultradamno: Toy Killers...there is not enough documentation of this band.
	4:11pm sphere: i think Weasel Walter reissued some Toy Killers.
	4:11pm Rev. Turnip Druid: omigod you guys, you guys. you guys.
	4:11pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also: hello.
	4:12pm ultradamno: @sphere According to this, "It was the first show the Velvets played for money" dangerousminds.net...
	4:12pm sphere: gotcha. thanks.
	4:14pm ultradamno: Ah, but it claims to be unlistenable, dog frequencies? :D www.discogs.com...
	4:15pm sphere: Weasel Walker has that kind of humor.
	4:16pm David (in London): @ultradamno - Angus had already made his feelings on this topic very clear. hadn't he..? "I'm off."
	4:18pm ultradamno: Heh, heh. I love that he "didn’t want to be told when to show up and play"...like it should just happen when he's ready.
	4:22pm ultradamno: A week late for National Radio Day, but it's the thought that counts.
	4:35pm rw: Afternoon! I just realized ROIR must stand for Rock in Opposition Records but then realized if that were the case it would be RIOR instead.
	4:37pm Rich in Washington: It's funny that they were Reach Out International Records when they were only selling cassettes. I used to get their catalogs in the 80s and drool over the cool.
	4:38pm rw: Mostly checking in to say hello and that I haven't had any actual realizations. Oh! Reach Out Int'l Records. Thanks RiW!
	4:39pm ultradamno: But many Rock In Opposition bands did come Recommended.
	4:42pm rw: Dang. You guys are way too smart and clever. I'm getting a complex here. Nice one ultradamno!
	4:46pm sphere: I got a tape of Welsh dub reggae from ROIR (Llwbyr LLaethog).
	4:48pm ultradamno: I always like the Prince Far I one they put out, and that Brother D. & Silver Fox.
	4:50pm sphere: The ROIR MC5 collection was also good.
	4:57pm David (in London): @sphere - I remember buying that MC5 ROIR cassette in Rough Trade in west London eons ago. I was so excited I could hardly speak. That 'noise' version of 'Looking at You' is still a highlight of rock music.
	4:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Babes In Arms'
	4:59pm Creamo Coyl: Fuck yeah it's got "Gold" on it, which is one of their best. And the alt versions of album material. Used to have that CD.
	5:00pm ultradamno: So many good ones, that MC5 is definitely up there, Neubauten, Mekons, NY Dolls, 8 Eyed Spy, Suicide, Tetras, Branca, Lounge Lizards
	5:02pm David (in London): And five second on the Wayback Machine reveals... soundcloud.com... Hell yeah!
	5:04pm TomDash: The Dictators "Fuck 'Em If They Can't Take A Joke" live from 1981 is a ROIR fave too - first time I ever heard "Loyola"
	5:06pm ultradamno: Oh, and the NY Singles Scene, damn.
	5:07pm David (in London): I gotta check out now. Great show tonight Creamo. Adios Blastards.
	5:09pm Creamo Coyl: Cheers, thx fer lisseniinnnnn 'ave a good one
	5:20pm tmtealium: What was the last track? I want to track it down to play on my show. High Head?
	5:21pm Creamo Coyl: Joe Posset/____ Ulyatt duo
	5:23pm sphere: gotta go and commute home. see you on the flip.
	5:24pm tmtealium: cassette huh? Looks like it will be a while before I can play that.
	5:25pm Creamo Coyl: It's on bandcamp too.
	5:25pm tmtealium: thanks for the info
	5:25pm Creamo Coyl: cheers, spheres.
	5:28pm tmtealium: cassettes will outlast digital, when humans are gone the aliens won't know what to do with hard drives and CDs but they will understand analogue
	5:33pm Jane: Is this A band from 70s -but releasedi n 97? With Paul McMahon, David Salle, Dan Graham, Barbara Kruger , Eric Fiscl and maybe Wharton Tiers?
	5:34pm Creamo Coyl: No. It's a UK improv group w/ Richard Youngs and whoever else.
	5:34pm Creamo Coyl: I did play a song from that single recently however.
	5:45pm Marshall Stacks: "Musik dari Jalan" means "music from the street" or "street music," like you said. The "minyak" chant was a vendor selling cooking oil.
	5:50pm Creamo Coyl: Very cool, thanks!
	5:50pm Creamo Coyl: proto-Sublime Freqeuncies action there.
	5:51pm Marshall Stacks: Yes indeed. Great show!
	5:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Righteous.
	6:31pm Third World Man: censorship

Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl: Playlist from August 27, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Butthole Surfers	Psychedelic "Psychedelic" by "Butthole Surfers"	The Hole Truth... And Nothing Butt!	Trance Syndicate	1995	CD			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Butthole Surfers	Space II + Concubine Solo	Humpty Dumpty LSD	Latino Buggerveil	2002	CD			0:09:22 (Pop-up)

Black Sabbath	Behind The Wall Of Sleep (Studio Outtake)	Black Sabbath (Deluxe Expanded)	Warner Bros.		CD			0:16:07 (Pop-up)
Bloody Show	My Ways + Heroin Hole	Let America Pay	Superdreamer	2017	Cassette	playing NYC at Alphaville this THURS; recording a session for SAB this FRI		0:19:46 (Pop-up)
Banned From Chicago	Deny It "Deny It" by "Banned From Chicago"	1978	Alona's Dream		LP			0:27:15 (Pop-up)
Budokan Boys	Dad Is Bad "Dad Is Bad" by "Budokan Boys"	Dad Is Bad	Baba Vanga	2019	Cassette		*	0:31:43 (Pop-up)

The Membranes	A Murder Of Crows "A Murder Of Crows" by "The Membranes"	What Nature Gives...Nature Takes Away	Cherry Red	2019	CD		*	0:39:35 (Pop-up)
Intenso	The One "The One" by "Intenso"	Prophets Of No God	Bandcamp	2019	MP3		*	0:42:33 (Pop-up)
Headless Chickens	Throwback "Throwback" by "Headless Chickens"	Children Of The Generator	Pagan/Wireless	1988	LP			0:45:19 (Pop-up)
Black Girls Machine	Asking "Asking" by "Black Girls Machine"	Children Of The Generator	Pagan/Wireless	1988	LP	compilation		0:48:11 (Pop-up)
Smexmec	Ashtray "Ashtray" by "Smexmec"	Demo	self-released	1981	Cassette			0:50:12 (Pop-up)
Tiny Holes	Flying In An Airplane "Flying In An Airplane" by "Tiny Holes"	City Of Siege: Olympia	K	2019	LP	rec. live in 1981	*	0:52:33 (Pop-up)
Bush Tetras	Stare "Stare" by "Bush Tetras"	Wild Things	ROIR	1983	Cassette			0:56:13 (Pop-up)
Maximillian Colby	Cowboy Syndrome	Discography	Lovitt	2002	CD	rec. '90s		0:59:42 (Pop-up)
Gay Kiss	Conceit "Conceit" by "Gay Kiss"	Rounded Down	Sorry State	2017	7"			1:02:28 (Pop-up)
Vaginors	I Have No Brain "I Have No Brain" by "Vaginors"	Nuclear Papsmear	No Patience/Hardcore Victim	2011	12"			1:03:51 (Pop-up)
Cellular Chaos	Gaslight "Gaslight" by "Cellular Chaos"	Post Now: Round One - Chicago vs New York	Skin Graft	2019	CD		*	1:05:31 (Pop-up)
Toy Killers	Victimless Crime "Victimless Crime" by "Toy Killers"	Speed Trials	Homestead	1984	LP	compilation		1:08:07 (Pop-up)
Ariomi, Aritomo & Aristoteles	Beginning And Ending	Esperanza De Oto 3	Hakanairo	2019	LP	compilation	*	1:10:34 (Pop-up)
Mole Manne	Snapshots "Snapshots" by "Mole Manne"	S/T	Jayrem	1983	12"			1:13:20 (Pop-up)
Black Easter	Rokin Chair "Rokin Chair" by "Black Easter"	Ready To Rot	Illuminated	1982	7"			1:16:34 (Pop-up)
The Hoax	Radio D.J. "Radio D.J." by "The Hoax"	So What	Hologramme Music	1980	LP			1:18:49 (Pop-up)
The Seize	In For Me "In For Me" by "The Seize"	Everybody Dies EP	Why Not?	1982	7"			1:21:54 (Pop-up)

Jack Body	Musik Dari Jalan (Street Music)	Horizons: New Zealand Electronic Music	Kiwi	1977	LP			1:35:02 (Pop-up)
Fade Faxen	Kampossa Malapossa "Kampossa Malapossa" by "Fade Faxen"	Musik For P.A.	Gnu	1984	Cassette			1:41:59 (Pop-up)
Yannick Franck Presents Mt Gemini	Just Like A River	Just Like A River	Sub Rosa	2019	LP		*	1:49:05 (Pop-up)
Pseudocode	You're Not Alone "You're Not Alone" by "Pseudocode"	Slaughter In A Tiny Place	Sub Rosa	2012	CD	early '80s material		1:57:15 (Pop-up)
The Arno	We've Always Belonged Together	Ways Of Perfection	Chicago Research	2019	Cassette		*	2:03:20 (Pop-up)
Total Control	New Age "New Age" by "Total Control"	S/T	Home Loan	2012	12"			2:08:31 (Pop-up)
Abstract Nympho	Was Warst Du "Was Warst Du" by "Abstract Nympho"	Static	self-released	2019	12"		*	2:11:35 (Pop-up)
Posset/Ulyatt	High Head "High Head" by "Posset/Ulyatt"	A Jar Full	Crow Versus Crow	2019	Cassette		*	2:16:32 (Pop-up)
Michael O Shea	Anfa Dásachtach "Anfa Dásachtach" by "Michael O Shea"	S/T	AllChival	2019	LP	reissue	*	2:18:56 (Pop-up)
Antonin Artaud	Bruitage Et Battements Entre Roger Blin Et Moi	Pour en finir avec le jugement de Dieu	Sub Rosa	1996	CD			2:24:01 (Pop-up)
A Band	Untitled "Untitled" by "A Band"	A	self-released	1997	CD			2:26:01 (Pop-up)
Nord	LSD "LSD" by "Nord"	L.S.D.	L.S.D.	1984	LP			2:34:22 (Pop-up)
Mariam Rezaei	Of Defeat "Of Defeat" by "Mariam Rezaei"	BLUD	Fractal Meat Cuts	2019	Cassette		*	2:38:01 (Pop-up)

Brötzmann/Schlippenbach/Bennink	Fifty Years After	Fifty Years After... Live at the Lila Eule 2018	Bandcamp	2019	MP3	forthcoming	*	2:42:04 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:03pm Chris from DC: Yes!
	3:03pm David (in London): Evening Creamo, London checking in. Greetings all Blastards.
	3:04pm TomDash: Is this from the double live LP - bought it when it came out and bummed I lost it somewhere along the way -
	3:09pm John from Florham park: Hello fellow spun age blaster fans
	3:09pm TomDash: ahhh, it is NOT from that dbl live LP...lovely regardless! Here for the trip...
	3:10pm Rich in Washington: I still have Double Live on cassette! I can't seem to part with it since I bought it at a Buttholes show.
	3:10pm Chris from DC: More yes!
	3:11pm ultradamno: I've still got a cassette of it too.
	3:12pm thormagma: Great day to have blown down in my car on lunch break.
	3:12pm TomDash: Rich - I'm pretty sure I bought my vinyl copy of double live at one of their shows too. But could be mistaken. And this is lovely...
	3:12pm Rich in Washington: I used to have that Nothing Butt comp, but I think I stupidly sold or traded it off.
	3:13pm ultradamno: Up there with Sonic Youth and DOA for non-local bands I saw the most times. It was the eighties, everybody was crazy for Buttholes.
	3:14pm Chris from DC: I wish I could go back and see the Surfers in their prime. Never got the chance.
	3:16pm Manana: Does one say "thanks much" for that double dose? Real Miss Manners situation.
	3:17pm TomDash: wait, you're getting Sabbath for a live set on your show??? DAMN!
	3:18pm Creamo Coyl: I only fuck with the greats. Ozzie owes me one. Long story. Involves prison, a suitcase full of what I can't say, and also the Alamo (which doesn't have a basement).
	3:19pm Rich in Washington: was fortunate to have seen them a few times in the mid 80s. An utterly life-changing experience. Saw them a few times in the 90s and they seemed strangely lacking in vitality by comparison. Say no to just saying no(?).
	3:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 1st album recorded for nothin' in no time @ all.. .How I loves EarlySabbaths...
	3:20pm Rich in Washington: Sabbath after Butthole Surfers seems strangely appropriate.
	3:21pm TomDash: Yeah Butthole Surfers in the 80s achieved cult status for sure. Some of the more far out and intense shows I've ever seen. Never saw them in the 90s, but would have liked to see their reunion tour with original members (did that hit the States? or just Europe?)
	3:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Note Smithereens song by same title. Influences made not always obvious!...
	3:23pm John from Florham park: wow heavy show
	3:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Lovecraft - 'Beyond Wall of Sleep'...
	3:27pm DocBlueDog: FIrst saw the Buttholes at the Cat Club in Manhattan in 85. Saw them dozens of times since all the way up through the last tour and then the last show at the Growler’s in Long Beach almost two years ago now.Def my second favorite band. Those live tracks came on just as I was getting in the shower for some prostate massage / healing. True story? TMI? Fuck it ... it’s the surfers. Cheers. :)
	3:33pm ultradamno: Two fliers from BS shows I went to, The Metro one was my first, from when they still played all the early hits twitter.com...
	3:36pm ultradamno: Did Silver Jews ever cover this?
	3:36pm DocBlueDog: Sweet flyers....This Buokan Boys track has a sweet groove. :)
	3:36pm DocBlueDog: Lol
	3:37pm ultradamno: Big Boys next?
	3:38pm sphere: hullo
	3:38pm Chris from DC: @ultra, sounds like a plan.
	3:41pm sphere: wow, this Membranes sounds like they are back in the day! nice.
	3:42pm David (in London): Ah, my old friend Rob Haynes on drums here. Great guy, great player.
	3:55pm Chris from DC: Digging Tiny Holes a lot.
	3:57pm ultradamno: Had an interaction with Nick Blakey on Twitter yesterday, he drops a couple of trivia crumbs about Pere Ubu playing a junior high dance if you follow through the thread. twitter.com...
	3:58pm crateslinger: Hey if any of you mid-westerners remember 11,000 Switches from Cincinnati in the 80's, they're playing a gig on October 19 at Murphy's Pub.
	3:59pm sphere: Wasn't the first Velvet Underground gig at a school?
	3:59pm ultradamno: @crate Is Heather Prescott still on board? I always got on well with her.
	4:01pm ultradamno: 11000 Switches live footage www.youtube.com...
	4:02pm crateslinger: I'm pretty sure she is, but I cannot guarantee this.
	4:04pm thormagma: Is this the gay kiss from AZ?
	4:06pm Creamo Coyl: yep
	4:07pm thormagma: Hell yeah a homie of mine used to live with a few of the guys a few years back.
	4:07pm thormagma: Also hell yeah more weaz!!!!!!
	4:09pm ultradamno: Toy Killers...there is not enough documentation of this band.
	4:11pm sphere: i think Weasel Walter reissued some Toy Killers.
	4:11pm Rev. Turnip Druid: omigod you guys, you guys. you guys.
	4:11pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also: hello.
	4:12pm ultradamno: @sphere According to this, "It was the first show the Velvets played for money" dangerousminds.net...
	4:12pm sphere: gotcha. thanks.
	4:14pm ultradamno: Ah, but it claims to be unlistenable, dog frequencies? :D www.discogs.com...
	4:15pm sphere: Weasel Walker has that kind of humor.
	4:16pm David (in London): @ultradamno - Angus had already made his feelings on this topic very clear. hadn't he..? "I'm off."
	4:18pm ultradamno: Heh, heh. I love that he "didn’t want to be told when to show up and play"...like it should just happen when he's ready.
	4:22pm ultradamno: A week late for National Radio Day, but it's the thought that counts.
	4:35pm rw: Afternoon! I just realized ROIR must stand for Rock in Opposition Records but then realized if that were the case it would be RIOR instead.
	4:37pm Rich in Washington: It's funny that they were Reach Out International Records when they were only selling cassettes. I used to get their catalogs in the 80s and drool over the cool.
	4:38pm rw: Mostly checking in to say hello and that I haven't had any actual realizations. Oh! Reach Out Int'l Records. Thanks RiW!
	4:39pm ultradamno: But many Rock In Opposition bands did come Recommended.
	4:42pm rw: Dang. You guys are way too smart and clever. I'm getting a complex here. Nice one ultradamno!
	4:46pm sphere: I got a tape of Welsh dub reggae from ROIR (Llwbyr LLaethog).
	4:48pm ultradamno: I always like the Prince Far I one they put out, and that Brother D. & Silver Fox.
	4:50pm sphere: The ROIR MC5 collection was also good.
	4:57pm David (in London): @sphere - I remember buying that MC5 ROIR cassette in Rough Trade in west London eons ago. I was so excited I could hardly speak. That 'noise' version of 'Looking at You' is still a highlight of rock music.
	4:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Babes In Arms'
	4:59pm Creamo Coyl: Fuck yeah it's got "Gold" on it, which is one of their best. And the alt versions of album material. Used to have that CD.
	5:00pm ultradamno: So many good ones, that MC5 is definitely up there, Neubauten, Mekons, NY Dolls, 8 Eyed Spy, Suicide, Tetras, Branca, Lounge Lizards
	5:02pm David (in London): And five second on the Wayback Machine reveals... soundcloud.com... Hell yeah!
	5:04pm TomDash: The Dictators "Fuck 'Em If They Can't Take A Joke" live from 1981 is a ROIR fave too - first time I ever heard "Loyola"
	5:06pm ultradamno: Oh, and the NY Singles Scene, damn.
	5:07pm David (in London): I gotta check out now. Great show tonight Creamo. Adios Blastards.
	5:09pm Creamo Coyl: Cheers, thx fer lisseniinnnnn 'ave a good one
	5:20pm tmtealium: What was the last track? I want to track it down to play on my show. High Head?
	5:21pm Creamo Coyl: Joe Posset/____ Ulyatt duo
	5:23pm sphere: gotta go and commute home. see you on the flip.
	5:24pm tmtealium: cassette huh? Looks like it will be a while before I can play that.
	5:25pm Creamo Coyl: It's on bandcamp too.
	5:25pm tmtealium: thanks for the info
	5:25pm Creamo Coyl: cheers, spheres.
	5:28pm tmtealium: cassettes will outlast digital, when humans are gone the aliens won't know what to do with hard drives and CDs but they will understand analogue
	5:33pm Jane: Is this A band from 70s -but releasedi n 97? With Paul McMahon, David Salle, Dan Graham, Barbara Kruger , Eric Fiscl and maybe Wharton Tiers?
	5:34pm Creamo Coyl: No. It's a UK improv group w/ Richard Youngs and whoever else.
	5:34pm Creamo Coyl: I did play a song from that single recently however.
	5:45pm Marshall Stacks: "Musik dari Jalan" means "music from the street" or "street music," like you said. The "minyak" chant was a vendor selling cooking oil.
	5:50pm Creamo Coyl: Very cool, thanks!
	5:50pm Creamo Coyl: proto-Sublime Freqeuncies action there.
	5:51pm Marshall Stacks: Yes indeed. Great show!
	5:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Righteous.
	6:31pm Third World Man: censorship

Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl: Playlist from August 27, 2019

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