WFMU: Hits From The Crypt: Playlist from August 23, 2020

Listener comments!
	12:00am lukavino: bang ur head
	12:02am spodiodi: checking in, please, Keilidh
	12:02am mariano: The Witching Hour! Hey Keilidh, Darren, all.
	12:03am coelacanth∅: Woohoo!!
	12:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tell them BORIS sent you.
	12:06am Danne D: YAY KEILIDH :D
	12:07am BH: I watched a crowd-sourced Robocop remake on Vimeo from a few years ago tonight. Productive evening.
	12:08am Danne D: RoboKeilidh
	12:08am Keilidh: GREETINGS!!!
	12:09am Keilidh: lovely to virtually congregate once again u fiends. @BH - love robocop!! need to see!
	12:09am lukavino: i finally got my marathon swag today it was sick.
	12:09am ami ad: hello dj. hell all. sign me in.
	12:13am BH: The title on Vimeo is "Our Robocop Remake": vimeo.com...
	12:13am Rory: Hello Keilidh and Crypt friends!
	12:13am mariano: Wow, this Pig Destroyer.
	12:14am lukavino: oh far fuckin out new Uniform?
	12:15am Keilidh: hello hello! yes yes yes lukavino! new and HARD
	12:20am Keilidh: omg BH this robocop remake lol... its not what we asked for but its what we needed
	12:22am Ken From Hyde Park: Good evening, Kryptess Keilidh!
	12:23am lukavino: i skipped to a rando part in that robocop movie link and saw someone get shot in the wang.
	12:25am sinister dexter: hi Keilidh , been loving your shows , hi Listeners
	12:25am Keilidh: Here's a lovely death related poem to compliment this relentless evening! Because I Could Not Stop For Death by Emily Dickinson Because I could not stop for Death He kindly stopped for me The Carriage held but just Ourselves And Immortality. We slowly drove He knew no haste And I had put away My labor and my leisure too, For His Civility We passed the School, where Children strove At Recess – in the Ring We passed the Fields of Gazing Grain We passed the Setting Sun Or rather – He passed us The Dews drew quivering and chill For only Gossamer, my Gown My Tippet – only Tulle We paused before a House that seemed A Swelling of the Ground The Roof was scarcely visible The Cornice – in the Ground Since then – 'tis Centuries and yet Feels shorter than the Day I first surmised the Horses' Heads Were toward Eternity
	12:25am spodiodi: ("Kryptess" makes me want a Krimpet, KFHP i.ebayimg.com... )
	12:25am Keilidh: hi ken hi dexter!! ty for tunin in and enjoying!!
	12:26am mariano: Love Emily Dickinson.
	12:28am coelacanth∅: i like the echo
	12:28am mariano: I don't hear any echo.
	12:28am modern blaze: you showed up
	12:29am mariano: Are you practicing selective echo, Keilidh?
	12:29am lukavino: no echo here either
	12:29am Keilidh: social echoing
	12:29am sinister dexter: Keilidh gonna play your hellraiser sample outa my ice cream truck , thanks for that
	12:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Almost more like 'reverb'...
	12:30am Franco Twinkie: Hey Keilidh! We're looking at fire maps on the other screen.
	12:31am modern blaze: well really?
	12:31am Aggravation OD: This show is really great!
	12:32am spodiodi: Franko Linkie?
	12:32am Keilidh: ty for enjoying!! and for the "echo" feedback. i might mention it again and again bc it was rly strong in the room! but glad the recording turned out ok
	12:32am spodiodi: FranCo* (i confuse myself easily, no disrespect)
	12:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: All Tolkien themed. Reminds me of the Berger somehow. Which is good.
	12:33am spodiodi: (please, and thank you too)
	12:33am modern blaze: killing
	12:34am spodiodi: i guess where is a more polite and thoughtful request anyway
	12:34am Franco Twinkie: Yes, but you are funny when you're mixed up, Spo.
	12:34am Rory: Wm. Berger is mentioned a lot in the Krypt. His spirit lives on! Rise!!!
	12:34am spodiodi: (damn i am lazy too, FT)
	12:35am Keilidh: THE BERGER LIVES AND RISES
	12:35am Rory: He was my dad.
	12:35am sinister dexter: rise William!
	12:35am Handy Haversack: Keilidh! Crypt Things. We were outside listening while the fire died. Then the fire died. Hi.
	12:35am spodiodi: he was... damn. important.
	12:35am Franco Twinkie: Lazy=good.
	12:36am lukavino: 20 Buck Spin having another unassailable year.
	12:36am Franco Twinkie: Handy, where are you!?!
	12:36am Ken From Hyde Park: First, it started to die. Then it died!
	12:36am Keilidh: oh jeez the fires! is everyone ok? and yr loved ones/friends/fiends???
	12:36am spodiodi: who, who, Handy Havercation
	12:37am Handy Haversack: Nothwestern Catskills, Franco. The fire was well contained (and expertly built) and did not threaten habitation. By which I mean: sympathies.
	12:38am Franco Twinkie: Okay! Cabin or tent?
	12:39am Aggravation OD: Yaaaaahhhhhhhh!!!!!
	12:39am Franco Twinkie: We can't go camping right now. All the good places are on fire.
	12:40am Handy Haversack: House, really. I mean, it's bigger than our apt. at home. One bedroom with an additional sleeping loft we won't use because it would make the dog frown. Please don't camp in fire, Franco. It voids all the warranties.
	12:41am Franco Twinkie: Copy that.
	12:42am Keilidh: although camping in fire sounds lowkey brutal
	12:42am chresti: Sounds sweet, Handy.
	12:44am Aggravation OD: This drum machine beat needs a name.
	12:44am chresti: Hi Keilidh!
	12:44am Keilidh: greetings chresti!!!
	12:44am Handy Haversack: Actually, I just did vague math, and it's not bigger than our tiny apt. About the same if you count the screened-in porch. It's real nice. And a fire pit outside. We're pretty happy. Even the dog! Hi, chresti!
	12:45am slugluv1313: KEILIDHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!! happy to be home, and basking in The Glory of these Healing Soundsssssssss
	12:45am slugluv1313: BORIS IS FREAKING AWESOME!!!!!!!!
	12:47am slugluv1313: HELLO!!! to Ye Skeletons, Ye Crypt Dwellers
	12:47am Franco Twinkie: I love Incantations picture of green hell. I want to swim in that murk.
	12:47am Handy Haversack: Hey, slugluv!
	12:50am Keilidh: hey slugluv! boris is awesome indeed, ty for basking!!
	12:50am spodiodi: dreaming of Swamp Thing life
	12:50am spodiodi: there goes the neighborhood, indeed
	12:51am mariano: Alaric, the guy who sacked Rome. Sounds about right.
	12:52am slugluv1313: hiya Handy! sounds lovely upstate! owls lurking about??? on the way home, i am once again astounded at not only the QUIET (considering it is Saturday night in Hoboken) but all the CRICKETS! . . . and remembering how when i was a kid, my parents taught me that they were "good" bugs b/c they preyed on termites, etc.
	12:53am Listener Howard & the Cats: Goddammit, I missed the first 45 minutes. I suppose taking it agin from the top is too much to ask for.
	12:54am mariano: The owls are not what they seem.
	12:55am Keilidh: @howard - as my queen cher would say, if i could turn back time
	12:56am spodiodi: mariano riversofgrue.files.wordpress.com...
	12:56am spodiodi: seriously eh
	12:58am spodiodi: The Four Kind types, at least
	12:59am slugluv1313: @ spodiodi -- i wanna marry that Owl <3 in that Green Hell -- that is Heaven for me
	1:00am Rory: I hear owls every night! Goes well with all the hour music and films!
	1:00am spodiodi: hah :D i hope can i come to the wedding, slugluv. especially the reception.
	1:01am Handy Haversack: I'd like to hear from Mariano's log. if possible.
	1:01am Rory: dark
	1:01am Keilidh: i look forward to being engulfed in green and blue flames!!
	1:05am Rory: In mind and spirit, I’m engulfed in green and blue flames.
	1:06am spodiodi: mariano, have you been to The Owl Tree in sf? owltreesf.com
	1:06am mariano: spodi: EEEK!!! My log says that there was an owl that was in love with my mom. He was what he seemed as far as my log knows.
	1:07am spodiodi: :\|
	1:07am Rory: The Creepiest weirdest Halloween of all time!!!
	1:07am BH: make sure to wear Halloween costumes that cover your nose and mouth
	1:08am mariano: No, never been to the Owl Tree, spodi. Keilidh: it's "AL-ah-rick."
	1:10am spodiodi: it has a pleasing Owl motif
	1:11am Listener Howard & the Cats: I fucking Love POSSESSION!
	1:12am coelacanth∅: i think in recording terminology it'd be called reverb. technically reverb and echo are the same thing. it's a fast, short echo.
	1:12am spodiodi: i've been watching a 21-season long tv series called Midsomer Murders... it's kind of funny (?)
	1:12am Keilidh: u r so right coela!! can't wait to hear myself say echo 20 more times
	1:13am Listener Howard & the Cats: If anyone has Shudder, there is a really bleak, brutal, excellent movie called THE GOLDEN GLOVE. Loosely based on a German serial killer in the 70s. It's just hopeless alcoholism and despair, but if you like GRIM AS FUCK movies, I recommend it.
	1:13am slugluv1313: apparently there is a book (and TV film) called "I Heard The Owl Call My Name) en.wikipedia.org...
	1:14am Ken From Hyde Park: You're keeping an eye on storms Laura and Marco, Mariano? I hope they cancel each other out rather than merge into something bad.
	1:15am coelacanth∅: i just finished mother night by Vonnegut a few days ago and ordered god bless you mr. rosewater and breakfast of champions from the library but was out of town until today so haven't started them yet.
	1:16am Handy Haversack: There's always a new Sam Neill movie to watch. That guy worked. Will check out Possession. I really love Breakfast of Champions, Ken.
	1:16am Keilidh: ooooh these recs sound guddd
	1:17am Keilidh: records & recommendations!!
	1:18am spodiodi: Little Chocolate Doughnuts (breakfast of champs)
	1:18am Listener Howard & the Cats: I've also been watching MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN from the early '70s. People always told me to watch it, but I had no idea it would be SOOO fucking good!
	1:18am Listener Howard & the Cats: @spodiodi John Belushi reference?
	1:19am Rory: Zulawski, great director! Keilidh I highly recommend On The Silver Globe, The Devil and Third part of the Night.
	1:19am Rory: Have all on dvd
	1:20am spodiodi: you know it, Howard :)
	1:20am Listener Howard & the Cats: Zulawski's ON THE SILVER GLOBE and DIABEL are incredible. Still have to watch THIRD PART...
	1:20am mariano: Mother Night is one of my favorites of Vonnegut's. There was a not-so-bad film adaptation with Nick Nolte in the late 90s. Handy: Sam Neill will always be the face of the Antichrist to me, first time I saw him was in Omen III as the grownup Damien. That dude has some devil eyes!
	1:21am Ken From Hyde Park: I didn't see owls today, but while driving, I had to stop and let some wild turkeys cross the road. I think there were four hens and eight or nine young ones.
	1:21am Rory: @Howard, my favorite films ever along with Teruo Ishii of course!
	1:21am slugluv1313: Possession sounds fascinating! HOW have i not seen this already?!?
	1:22am mb: Hey DJ Kei and evil people.
	1:22am mariano: Anything with Isabelle Adjani far as I'm concerned.
	1:23am spodiodi: i thought i saw some wild turkey (or similar) crossing my lips today
	1:23am Listener Howard & the Cats: @Rory Oh! I have I big SHOGUNS JOY OF TORTURE poster hanging in my bedroom!
	1:24am Rory: Horrors of Malformed Men! Craziest and one of my favorites of all time lol!
	1:24am Handy Haversack: Then explain In the Mouth of Madness, Mariano. I mean, pick a side!
	1:24am Listener Howard & the Cats: @mariano YES! Seen Polanski's THE TENANT? Finally just got the restored treatment...
	1:24am Cooh John: Keilidh, sorry about the delay. On the phone with my BF. Time for my execution. No commutation accepted.
	1:25am Keilidh: GLADLY, JOHN. NO APOLOGY NECESSARY.
	1:26am mb: William, riseeeee
	1:26am Listener Howard & the Cats: @Rory Absolutely! I think that movie might have been how I found Ishii in the first place, because I found Butoh first.
	1:26am slugluv1313: @ Howard -- ahhh i should FINALLY watch Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman! -- it was on when i was a teenager, still living at home -- my younger sister and i were watching the first episode, my Dad walks in RIGHT when Mary and her husband are talking in bed -- he freaked and would not allow us to watch it (yup my parents could be THAT weird, repressed -- no wonder i want to marry an Owl, hah!) and, the cats here say HELLO to your cats :)
	1:27am Listener Howard & the Cats: Pouring one out for Wm. every night.
	1:27am mariano: Listener Howard: no, haven't seen that one, I'll check it out. Thanks!
	1:27am Keilidh: yes i'm playing the entire Hatebeak/Caninus split. it's the length of an average metal hit. ENJOY.
	1:27am mb: Did not know about this collab. Partial to Caninus older stuff
	1:28am slugluv1313: BIRD SEEDS OF VENGEANCE INDEED!!!!!!!!
	1:28am Keilidh: EVERY SHOW IS DEDICATED TO WM BERGER!
	1:28am slugluv1313: RISE WM. RISE!!!
	1:30am coelacanth∅: mariano interesting you say that because it's pretty different than all other Vonnegut books i've read, and it's not a commonly exalted one. (in fact the only place i'd ever heard of it was in wikipedia's list of Vonnegut novels)
	1:30am slugluv1313: been trying to bring myself to watch "The Hate U Give" -- but, i had just finished the book . . . and the next day, Ahmaud Arbery was murdered
	1:31am Diezel Tea: Hate beak. Oh my. Good morning from Hayastan.))
	1:31am Listener Howard & the Cats: @slugluv1313: Did you ever see FERNWOOD 2NIGHT or AMERICA 2NIGHT? Fake 70s talk shows with absurd guests. Martin Mull and Fred Willard. One of my favorite shows ever, just recently found out it was a spinoff from Mary Hartman.
	1:32am Rory: Hatebeak was amazing!
	1:32am mariano: coela: The protagonist of MN has a cameo in Slaughterhouse, as the American Nazi who visits the American POWs to try to recruit them. Didn't Vonnegut call MN his only book with a moral or something along those lines?
	1:32am slugluv1313: @ Howard -- YES! in later years, saw Fernwood 2night -- hysterical!
	1:33am coelacanth∅: spodi could you pass that turkey
	1:33am slugluv1313: HATEBEAK will be playing at my wedding to the Owl :)
	1:35am Keilidh: perfect, slug!!!
	1:35am Listener Howard & the Cats: @slugluv1313: And HELLO to your Cats! And I can dig it, my cousins were not allowed to watch THE WIZ because there were no white people in it. SO I assume GOOD TIMES, THE JEFFERSONS, etc, were also off limits for not having enough white people? People are just fucking stupid, no matter what color they are. All Power to the CATS.
	1:36am coelacanth∅: mariano i think you're right -in the introduction
	1:37am Ignore Function: Where could modern music go after Hatebeak? Downhill. That's where.
	1:38am mariano: Howard: ever seen Queen Margot/La Reine Margot? Another great Adjani performance. Really good period piece set in 16th-century France. Great ensemble cast, production design, the works.
	1:40am Diezel Tea: Sometimes, actually never until this morning, I wonder if Blake Harrison participates in PxDx rehearsals, or he's just the dude that shows up with cases beer at the compound and says "Yeah!" and bangs his head whenever Hull comes up with a heavy riff for a new song.
	1:41am spodiodi: coel∅, from my imagination to yours. bottoms up, friend
	1:42am Ken From Hyde Park: Let Me Die A Youngman's Death - Roger McGough Let me die a youngman's death not a clean and inbetween the sheets holywater death not a famous-last-words peaceful out of breath death When I'm 73 and in constant good tumour may I be mown down at dawn by a bright red sports car on my way home from an allnight party Or when I'm 91 with silver hair and sitting in a barber's chair may rival gangsters with hamfisted tommyguns burst in and give me a short back and insides Or when I'm 104 and banned from the Cavern may my mistress catching me in bed with her daughter and fearing for her son cut me up into little pieces and throw away every piece but one Let me die a youngman's death not a free from sin tiptoe in candle wax and waning death not a curtains drawn by angels borne 'what a nice way to go' death
	1:42am slugluv1313: @ Howard -- holy crap! my Mom would not let us watch "All in the Family" because the Archie Bunker character was a bigot -- it was not until years later that i actually watched re-runs of the show and realized that most of the time the joke was on Archie, he was proven wrong, etc. yup! humans can definitely be STUPID! our only purpose is to serve The Cats! :)
	1:42am Listener Howard & the Cats: @mariano: NO, I haven't seen that! But I will... Not really related, did you see JEANETTE: THE CHILDHOOD OF JOAN D'ARC? It's a strange musical.
	1:43am spodiodi: nice, Ken
	1:44am mariano: coela: The Mother Night film is worth a watch, Nolte's really good in it. Directed by Keith Gordon, Dangerfield's son in Back to School. He met Vonnegut on the set apparently. Remember his cameo? Dangerfield hired him to write a term paper on himself. Good one, Ken!
	1:45am mariano: Haven't heard of that one either, Howard, sounds interesting.
	1:45am Listener Howard & the Cats: @slugluv1313: UGH, yes... Most people have no sense of humor, so are unable to grasp the point and nuance of a racist character in a non-racist show. We should all just kill ourselves now, we're so outnumbered.
	1:46am Listener Howard & the Cats: @mariano: It was on John Waters' yearly list of best movies a year or two ago, I find so much fucking treasure there every year.
	1:47am coelacanth∅: cheers spodi * i'll imagine it also. i have no running water here so i'm not about to drink alcohol tonight and have to pee that much more.
	1:48am mariano: Can't fight the seether.
	1:49am van chinski: Seething is believing.
	1:49am Ken From Hyde Park: "Keilidh Pronouncing Stuff"
	1:49am mariano: Cinnabar does sound yummy, it's a terrible name for a very toxic mercury compound!
	1:50am spodiodi: meet me at the Cinnabar for cocktails at 7!
	1:50am coelacanth∅: slugluv (@1.42) i knew someone who's father loved all in the family because he liked and related to archie. she said he seemed to be unaware of any mockery bestowed upon old archie.
	1:50am mariano: C'mon folks - we had ONE job!
	1:51am Listener Howard & the Cats: @Keilidh: This is the first time you're feeling disappointed with us? Stick around.
	1:51am slugluv1313: hiya Diezel Tea!
	1:52am Andrew Waterloo: I watched a weird Australian movie called the Cars that Ate Paris last week
	1:52am spodiodi: have you seen Twister (1989) with Crispin Glover?
	1:53am slugluv1313: @ coelacanthø -- yup! same with some of the kids at school, 5th and 6th grade -- they would quote Archie's racist slurs :(
	1:53am spodiodi: (and Harry Dean Stanton)
	1:54am mariano: Keilidh: there's an interesting occult-tinged costume drama called Fanny Lye Deliver'd, set in 17th-century England, a puritan couple encountering some fugitive libertine couple who are in (another) weird religious sect. It's kind of uneven in some ways but interesting. Howard: I bet that anything on John Waters' watchlist is gonna be good!
	1:54am spodiodi: i liked trying to sing like Edith Bunker during the theme song
	1:55am Listener Howard & the Cats: @Keilidh: Do you have Criterion Channel?
	1:56am Listener Howard & the Cats: @mariano: Fanny Lye Deliver'd sounds like something I'd like!
	1:56am Keilidh: I do Howard!
	1:56am Keilidh: @mariano - ooooooh!!!! sounds interesting!!
	1:57am slugluv1313: @ Keilidh, i may have mentioned Other of Beetles before? "Ossuary Erotica" -- revisiting their Spring Equinox MMXX volume, but want to get their other editions :) www.otherofbeetles.com
	1:57am coelacanth∅: slugluv that book goes on my list
	1:57am spodiodi: Taeko Ohnuki yes yes
	1:57am van chinski: The Spider Labyrinth - www.youtube.com... 1988 Italian gonzo horror that never got a proper video release and fell through the cracks. Equal parts Lovecraft (w/o the racism), Bava, Argento. If you haven't, ck it out. Might be a better quality on Youtube or elsewhere.
	1:58am Listener Howard & the Cats: @Keilidh: Hadn't seen it for years, just noticed it's on Criterion now... THE 5,000 FINGERS OF DR. T! 1950s live action movie about an evil piano teacher, written by Dr Suess.
	1:58am coelacanth∅: (i heard the owl call my name)
	1:59am slugluv1313: speaking of Lovecraft, racism, etc. -- i have been sooo curious about "Lovecraft Country" but alas! i do not have HBO
	1:59am spodiodi: who? pleasant dreams, coelacanth∅
	1:59am Listener Howard & the Cats: @slugluv1313: SAME.
	2:00am Keilidh: van chinski! ty for the racism-less lovecraft vibes!
	2:01am slugluv1313: @ coelacanthø -- okay MAYBE i am totally imagining this, but is there not a SONG called "I Heard the Owl Call My Name"??? kinda 70s, Deep Purple-ish vibe --- ???
	2:01am spodiodi: Fantômas as well.
	2:01am slugluv1313: THE 5000 FINGERS OF DR. T is freaking amazing!!!!
	2:01am Andrew Waterloo: If you want weird kids movies there The Peanut Butter Solution About a kid who loses his hair after being frightened by ghosts. the ghosts make it up to him by giving him a hair growing solution, but he grows too much hair and his kidnapped by an evil paint brush maker.
	2:02am van chinski: The Perfume of the Lady in Black - (trailer link) www.youtube.com... 1974 horror giallo with Mimsy Farmer, stylish, honestly unsettling and the ending is...oof.
	2:03am van chinski: Seconding or thirding or fifthing Twister and 5000 Fingers.
	2:04am Listener Howard & the Cats: @slugluv1313: The sets (or paintings of) are so amazing! It gets a little schmaltzy with the "will you be my new dad?" over-sentimentality, but still such a fun movie!
	2:04am Andrew Waterloo: Crispin Glover has a good remake of Wizard of Gore as well
	2:04am mariano: Same here, slugluv. Just found out about it recently from an article, really curious about it. It's true about the owl being in love with my mom. He'd hang out by her bathroom window and hoot at her whenever she was putting on her face in the morning. He even got into the house once (I think to press his suit), but ended up embarrassing himself by flying into a window and conking himself out. I have a pic somewhere of him on his back with his feet up. He was fine after a while.
	2:04am Listener Howard & the Cats: I'm such a huge Crispin Glover fan, but I don't think I've seen TWISTER. Has anyone/everyone here seen RUBIN & ED?????
	2:05am spodiodi: 8^O
	2:05am spodiodi: yes, i love Rubin and Ed and Crispin Gover too
	2:05am spodiodi: 8^O was @ mariano
	2:05am Andrew Waterloo: I watched River's Edge earlier tonight
	2:06am slugluv1313: @ Howard -- same here! how have i NOT seen Twister?
	2:06am Rory: @Keilidh: I’ll probably fall asleep during the show, but I’m such a huge fan of On The Silver Globe I will ship that out to you. It has to be seen too be believed!
	2:06am Listener Howard & the Cats: @Andrew Waterloo: That is such a good movie!!!!
	2:06am spodiodi: River's Edge is one of my all time faves
	2:06am Rory: Thanks again k and skeletons!
	2:06am spodiodi: DO you think this car runs on god's own methane?!
	2:06am Andrew Waterloo: My other film tonight was Lost Angels with Ad-Rock
	2:07am Listener Howard & the Cats: Great score on River's Edge, too, very subtle.
	2:07am slugluv1313: @ mariano -- (cue in Bugs Bunny voice) "OWLS are such iiiiintersting people!" :)
	2:07am coelacanth∅: slugluv that does seem familiar - but maybe i'm thinking of other almost song titles (i heard her call my name...)
	2:07am mariano: Ooh, River's Edge, yes! That one and Blue Velvet were on a constant loop with my friends and me in the late 80s. 'Night Rory!
	2:07am Andrew Waterloo: The premise of River's Edge fascinates me.
	2:08am spodiodi: Roadside Prophets is my Ad-Rock movie of choice
	2:08am coelacanth∅: oh, but "hush" has the lyric "i thought i heard you calling my name" (is that right?) and that's deep purple!
	2:08am mariano: Andrew: based on a true story iirc. Lol slugluv!
	2:08am van chinski: Sweet Home - (1989) early Kiyoshi Kurosawa (Pulse, Cure) and tied-in to a video game that basically predates Resident Evil. Has some Hausu aspects (obviousoutdoor sets, over the top, but not THAT oot), pretty nifty. www.youtube.com...
	2:08am spodiodi: goodnight, Rory
	2:10am coelacanth∅: take care Rory
	2:10am Keilidh: night rory!!
	2:11am Listener Howard & the Cats: River's Edge is also, I think, the only movie where Keanu Reeves was a good actor. Maybe he got better later, he certainly seems to be a thoroughly decent human being, but he just always SUCKED in the movies.
	2:11am slugluv1313: @ coela -- yeah, i try doing searches, all i come up with is The Velvets' "I Heard Her Call My Name" and some 2014 song by Snowbird -- this was definitely some fuzzy sounding 70s, maybe late 60s band??? (could be on one of my LPs of obscuro bands from that era)
	2:12am slugluv1313: good night, Rory!
	2:12am spodiodi: i typed KReeves name earlier in s similar context, but erased it. i agree
	2:12am Andrew Waterloo: Keanu is decent in River's Edge and My Own Private Idaho
	2:12am Keilidh: Keanu is the master of one-word lines
	2:12am spodiodi: and Bill and Ted. shrugs sayin
	2:12am spodiodi: it works
	2:12am Keilidh: my impression of Keanu in 47 Ronin: bows
	2:13am spodiodi: heheh
	2:13am Hubig Pie: '86 the year of creepy movies. Plus The Mission not creepy but dark
	2:13am van chinski: One Cut of the Dead (2017) -- Really, really good and not what you might expect heading in. Seriously, no fooling: Do not watch the trailer. Do not look the movie up. Go in with zero knowledge or preconceptions, but stick with it even if it's rough for a while. Things change. It pays off.
	2:13am Andrew Waterloo: He does great in the John Wick films
	2:13am van chinski: Love Cranes, btw. Byee.
	2:13am coelacanth∅: (and a gospel song "i heard the lord call my name")
	2:14am spodiodi: i don't think i've seen any Wicks
	2:14am Andrew Waterloo: The Guitar Wolf movie Zombie Zero or something.. was pretty strange
	2:15am slugluv1313: oh gosh YES River's Edge and Blue Velvet! saw them when they were in theaters, but have watched them numerous times since (and yeah, i even had a dark blue velvet dress) . . . Dennis Hopper is amazing in both
	2:15am Listener Howard & the Cats: @Andrew Waterloo: Yeah! WILD ZERO!
	2:16am Listener Howard & the Cats: I haven't seen any John Wick movies, either. Are they like Mission: Impossibles?
	2:16am Keilidh: I love John Wick, amazing fights and stars and even jokes! gr8 franchise
	2:16am spodiodi: my friend's uncl was friends with Dennis Hopper back in the day. i guess he was pretty insane in a good way whe they knew him. i love him too, slugluv
	2:17am Andrew Waterloo: The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue
	2:17am coelacanth∅: spodi (@1.59) it's funny you thought me @1.58 was me bowing out. you know me already. (but it was a book title)
	2:17am Andrew Waterloo: They were saying in the River's Edge commentary that Hopper had recently sobered up
	2:18am spodiodi: something about shooting off guns at night in the desert
	2:19am spodiodi: coel, i realized i probably misunderstood after you kept hanging around. thanks for explaining :)
	2:19am Diezel Tea: Hiya slug. I gotta run and drive 2 hours north. Been up since before 7 and that was a bad idea.
	2:19am Listener Howard & the Cats: Feck was also one of my most favorite Hopper characters...
	2:19am Andrew Waterloo: River's Edge really captures being a teenager in small town that is after it's prime. Very similar to a lot of Northern Ontario towns
	2:19am Hubig Pie: This be my bed music. Thanks for the late night Goth DJ.
	2:19am spodiodi: i've been up since 445am (again 8^)
	2:20am spodiodi: night, Hubig
	2:20am slugluv1313: @ van chinski -- DAMN! The Perfume of the Lady in Black sounds incredible -- have GOT to check this out, thank you!!!
	2:20am van chinski: Seconding @Andrew w/ The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue aka a million other titles. Including Breakfast at Manchester Morgue (?), let Sleeping Corpses Lie and Don't Open the Window (?)
	2:21am Andrew Waterloo: @Van chinski.. yes
	2:22am Andrew Waterloo: I love the scene where the cop was crushed by the head stone and the detective blamed heroin.
	2:23am van chinski: Sorry if I'm being so effing chatty, I'll stifle. Just wanted to say thx to @keilidh for sparking the Prince of Darkness vibes a few weeks back, re-watched and re-loved it and listened to the soundtrack a lot while working. SO good.
	2:24am mariano: Andrew: I think Blue Velvet was Hopper's comeback sobriety film iirc. 'Night Hubig!
	2:24am Keilidh: glad to see you all chattin and enjoying!!!!
	2:25am Listener Howard & the Cats: @Keilidh: Have you seen Mike Leigh's NAKED? Pretty sure it's on Criterion, and it is devastating.
	2:25am jim: Is anyone alive out there?
	2:25am mariano: Yeah, Naked is rough. But man, David Thewlis. The whole cast, really.
	2:26am Listener Howard & the Cats: No, we're ALL DEAD.
	2:26am Keilidh: YEAH
	2:26am coelacanth∅: all dead, all dead.
	2:27am jim: Watch Rubin and Ed, True Stories, or Monty Pythons the Meaning of Life
	2:27am Listener Howard & the Cats: @mariano: ABSOLUTELY. It's like a dream you can't get out of, there's not a single mis-step.
	2:28am Andrew Waterloo: I saw Naked on late night television in the 90s.. one of my first Criterion purchases
	2:28am spodiodi: True Stories ftw
	2:28am spodiodi: Monty What now? ;)
	2:28am Listener Howard & the Cats: RUBIN & ED! RUBIN & ED! I cannot recommend that one highly enough, if anyone hasn't seen it. Crispin Glover and Howard Hessman get lost in the desert trying to bury a dead cat. It's incredible.
	2:29am jim: I caught the last of the one before the last that was good
	2:29am mariano: Howard: it's interesting how Leigh has ended up doing a couple of top-of-the-line costume dramas, Topsy Turvy and Mr. Turner, both of which I love (Peterloo I really really wanted to like but I thought it was a mess).
	2:29am spodiodi: it's pretty sweet, Howard
	2:29am Andrew Waterloo: I've been trying to find a movie called Cold Dog Soup
	2:31am spodiodi: thanks, Skeleton Crew! (Darren!?)
	2:32am Andrew Waterloo: Peterloo is more of a collection of political speeches. It was interesting when the got into discussions on why women didn't have the vote.
	2:32am Listener Howard & the Cats: @mariano: I think I fell asleep in Topsy Turvey, been meaning to try again, but it seemed like he was fulfilling a big budget thing and losing what I loved about his work... Haven't seen Mr Turner. I enjoyed Peterloo, but it certainly wasn't one of his best.
	2:40am mariano: Thing about Topsy Turvy is that he really took his incisive socialist eye to the era and ended up making maybe the best-observed Victorian-set film. He has a real eye for social nuance. With Peterloo, I think that because he was so enthusiastic about the subject (the Peterloo Massacre was basically the beginning of the Labour movement) he tried to cram everything in there and it wound up feeling like a series of disjointed vignettes.
	2:41am slugluv1313: @ Diezel Tea -- yikes! hope you get some rest later!
	2:42am mariano: Andrew: agree totally. I think Leigh's enthusiasm for the subject got the better of him. With Topsy Turvy it really helped that he's not a Gilbert & Sullivan fan (neither am I). I think Timothy Spall was amazing in Mr. Turner, and it was another amazing recreation of an era.
	2:43am Andrew Waterloo: @mariano... it was interesting to have seen Topsy Turvy and then witness all the controversy over the musical.
	2:45am Listener Howard & the Cats: Abigail's Party is my other favorite Mike Leigh, which I have been looking for to watch again.
	2:46am mariano: Andrew: yeah, The Mikado's a tough sell these days, lol. Howard: Life Is Sweet is really good, need to watch it again.
	2:47am Hubig Pie: This be fukkin ausome
	2:50am Keilidh: I hope you ghouls enjoyed the show, stay tune for THE Darren!!! Have a great night, day, weekend, beyond!!!!!!
	2:50am slugluv1313: RAGING SLAB!!!!!!! they had a song called "I Heard The Owl" from their "True Death" EP
	2:50am Listener Howard & the Cats: THANK YOU @Keilidh !!!
	2:51am van chinski: night, thx
	2:51am Hubig Pie: Awesome dammit
	2:51am Diezel Tea: No rest until the drummer stops blasting. Though, hopefully more blasting follows. Eh, well perhaps more blasts to come. @Mariano - imma have my former band mate (now trapped in Utrecht) mail a tape to the station. It's right up the alley of all things brutal in FMU land. I don't like much black metal but it's rather unique.
	2:52am spodiodi: Thank you, Keilidh! Had a great time
	2:53am mariano: Cool, Diezel - look forward to hearing it played! Thank you Keilidh, what an odyssey it's been! Thank you for board opping (bopping?) Darren, all you ghasts, wights, ghouls, and zombies take care!
	2:53am van chinski: heh heh heh
	2:53am coelacanth∅: slugluv i saw that (i don't think i've ever heard it) but that's not from the 60s! is that what you were thinking of?
	2:53am Listener Howard & the Cats: And thank you everyone else for the movie recs!
	2:54am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Keilidh. Good health and happiness to you!
	2:54am spodiodi: Stay spooky, crypties
	2:55am slugluv1313: thank you so much, Keilidh, Skeletons -- fantastic show! have a great night, weekend, week, everyone!!!
	2:55am mariano: Ensomhed: en.bab.la...
	2:56am coelacanth∅: Thanks Keilidh! Thanks skeleton crew! night y'all
	2:58am slugluv1313: @ coelacanthø -- right? Raging Slab were from NYC (iirc), late 1980s, sludge-y sounding -- i think i had this EP, maybe on cassette?? www.discogs.com... but YES! that is the song that kept banging around in my goofy old brain :)
	2:58am Diezel Tea: Thanks @Keili for a delicious and wakeful set.)) Off to drive to the north we go! The northernmost north lands. Jesus I need sleep. Thankfully me driving on sleep deprivation is still better than coffee-fueled typical drivers out here in the Caucasus.
	2:59am coelacanth∅: i'm glad you came up with it! now i have to check it out tchau
	2:59am mariano: Safe travels, Diezel.
	3:00am slugluv1313: take care, Diezel!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Images	New	Approx. start time
Stander	Hits From The Crypt (Jingle)							0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Boris	Korosu (Live) "Korosu (Live)" by "Boris"	Volume Four "Evil Stack Live"		2014	Recorded at NHK Tokyo May 15th 2003			0:00:53 (Pop-up)
Geld	Infrasound/Nocturnal Hand "Infrasound/Nocturnal Hand" by "Geld"	Beyond The Floor	Static Shock Records	2020			*	0:05:33 (Pop-up)
Pig Destroyer	The Cavalry "The Cavalry" by "Pig Destroyer"	The Octagonal Stairway	Relapse Records	2020	album dropping August 28th!		*	0:08:45 (Pop-up)
Uniform	Dispatches From The Gutter	Shame	Sacred Bones	2020	album dropping September 11th!			0:12:30 (Pop-up)
Black Pus	BENEATH THE WHEEL "BENEATH THE WHEEL" by "Black Pus"	PRIMORDIAL PUS		2011				0:14:25 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Disturbed	Down With The Sickness (Loop)							0:24:01 (Pop-up)
Hole Dweller	Bridges To Ered Luin	flies the coop II		2020			*	0:29:10 (Pop-up)
Ulthar	Undying Spear "Undying Spear" by "Ulthar"	Providence	20 Buck Spin	2020			*	0:31:34 (Pop-up)
Exhumed	Dead, Deader, Deadest "Dead, Deader, Deadest" by "Exhumed"	Twisted Horror (Split w/ Gruesome)	Relapse Records	2020			*	0:36:50 (Pop-up)
Incantation	Siege Hive "Siege Hive" by "Incantation"	Sect of Vile Divinities	Relapse Records	2020			*	0:39:54 (Pop-up)
Faith No More	Superhero (Live @ BCC Radio 1)			2015		https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4khu6cx1A4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4khu6cx1A4		0:44:46 (Pop-up)
Alaric	End Of Mirrors "End Of Mirrors" by "Alaric"	End of Mirrors	Neurot Recordings	2016				0:49:04 (Pop-up)
Nite	Ezelia "Ezelia" by "Nite"	Darkness Silence Mirror Flame	Creator-Destructor Records	2020			*	0:51:54 (Pop-up)
Occult Burial	Highway Through Borderland	Burning Eerie Lore	Invictus Productions	2020	album dropping October 30th!			0:57:34 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Christopher Young	Seduction and Pursuit (Loop)							1:03:40 (Pop-up)
Andrzej Korzyński	The Night The Screaming Stops (Opening Titles)	Possession (Original Motion Picture Score)						1:10:05 (Pop-up)
Portishead	Small "Small" by "Portishead"	Third	Mercury Records	2008				1:12:42 (Pop-up)
MIR TELEKAMER	Just One Fix (Ministry cover)/The Sin of the Virgin Mary	Mir Telekamer (World of TV Cameras)		2020			*	1:19:31 (Pop-up)
Hatebeak & Caninus	V/A "V/A" by "Hatebeak & Caninus"	Bird Seeds Of Vengeance / Wolfpig	Reptilian Records	2005				1:24:54 (Pop-up)
ONIRIK	Granted The Vision, Molded Into Stone	The Fire Cult Beyond Eternity	I, Voidhanger Records	2020	album dropping September 25th!		*	1:39:06 (Pop-up)
Cynabare Urne	Last of the Icons Alive	Obsidian Daggers and Cinnabar Skulls	Regain Records	2020	album dropping October 30th!		*	1:42:51 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Rob	Doll (Loop) "Doll (Loop)" by "Rob"							1:46:42 (Pop-up)
Helen Has Green Eyes	Helen Has Green Eyes	Possession (Original Motion Picture Score)						1:50:31 (Pop-up)
Taeko Ohnuki (大貫妙子)	Hatenaki Ryojyo	Romantique		1980				1:52:00 (Pop-up)
Fantômas	04/03/05 - Sunday, 04/02/05 - Saturday	Suspended Animation	Ipecac Recordings	2005				1:55:59 (Pop-up)
INTERNAL ROT	Riddled With Rage "Riddled With Rage" by "INTERNAL ROT"	Mental Hygiene	Iron Lung Records	2020			*	1:59:43 (Pop-up)
Emma Ruth Rundle & Thou	Ancestral Recall	May Our Chambers Be Full		2020	album dropping October 30th!		*	2:03:07 (Pop-up)
Hans Zimmer	No Time For Caution "No Time For Caution" by "Hans Zimmer"	Interstellar (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)		2014				2:05:45 (Pop-up)
Cranes	Inescapable/Fuse "Inescapable/Fuse" by "Cranes"	Wings of Joy	Dedicated	1991				2:08:54 (Pop-up)
Boy Harsher	Keep Driving/Face The Fire	Careful	Nude Club	2019				2:15:03 (Pop-up)
SPELLLING	Falling Asleep "Falling Asleep" by "SPELLLING"	Mazy Fly	Sacred Bones	2019				2:23:21 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: John Carpenter	The Thing (Loop) "The Thing (Loop)" by "John Carpenter"							2:26:08 (Pop-up)
ARS MAGNA UMBRAE	Through Fields of Asphodel/On The Wings Of Divine Fires	Apotheosis	I, Voidhanger Records	2020			*	2:29:54 (Pop-up)
SUNKEN	Esomhed "Esomhed" by "SUNKEN"	Livslede	Vendetta	2020	album dropping September 18th!		*	2:39:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: John Carpenter	Prince of Darkness (Loop)							2:51:03 (Pop-up)
Portishead	Silence "Silence" by "Portishead"	Third	Mercury Records	2008				2:53:30 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00am lukavino: bang ur head
	12:02am spodiodi: checking in, please, Keilidh
	12:02am mariano: The Witching Hour! Hey Keilidh, Darren, all.
	12:03am coelacanth∅: Woohoo!!
	12:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tell them BORIS sent you.
	12:06am Danne D: YAY KEILIDH :D
	12:07am BH: I watched a crowd-sourced Robocop remake on Vimeo from a few years ago tonight. Productive evening.
	12:08am Danne D: RoboKeilidh
	12:08am Keilidh: GREETINGS!!!
	12:09am Keilidh: lovely to virtually congregate once again u fiends. @BH - love robocop!! need to see!
	12:09am lukavino: i finally got my marathon swag today it was sick.
	12:09am ami ad: hello dj. hell all. sign me in.
	12:13am BH: The title on Vimeo is "Our Robocop Remake": vimeo.com...
	12:13am Rory: Hello Keilidh and Crypt friends!
	12:13am mariano: Wow, this Pig Destroyer.
	12:14am lukavino: oh far fuckin out new Uniform?
	12:15am Keilidh: hello hello! yes yes yes lukavino! new and HARD
	12:20am Keilidh: omg BH this robocop remake lol... its not what we asked for but its what we needed
	12:22am Ken From Hyde Park: Good evening, Kryptess Keilidh!
	12:23am lukavino: i skipped to a rando part in that robocop movie link and saw someone get shot in the wang.
	12:25am sinister dexter: hi Keilidh , been loving your shows , hi Listeners
	12:25am Keilidh: Here's a lovely death related poem to compliment this relentless evening! Because I Could Not Stop For Death by Emily Dickinson Because I could not stop for Death He kindly stopped for me The Carriage held but just Ourselves And Immortality. We slowly drove He knew no haste And I had put away My labor and my leisure too, For His Civility We passed the School, where Children strove At Recess – in the Ring We passed the Fields of Gazing Grain We passed the Setting Sun Or rather – He passed us The Dews drew quivering and chill For only Gossamer, my Gown My Tippet – only Tulle We paused before a House that seemed A Swelling of the Ground The Roof was scarcely visible The Cornice – in the Ground Since then – 'tis Centuries and yet Feels shorter than the Day I first surmised the Horses' Heads Were toward Eternity
	12:25am spodiodi: ("Kryptess" makes me want a Krimpet, KFHP i.ebayimg.com... )
	12:25am Keilidh: hi ken hi dexter!! ty for tunin in and enjoying!!
	12:26am mariano: Love Emily Dickinson.
	12:28am coelacanth∅: i like the echo
	12:28am mariano: I don't hear any echo.
	12:28am modern blaze: you showed up
	12:29am mariano: Are you practicing selective echo, Keilidh?
	12:29am lukavino: no echo here either
	12:29am Keilidh: social echoing
	12:29am sinister dexter: Keilidh gonna play your hellraiser sample outa my ice cream truck , thanks for that
	12:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Almost more like 'reverb'...
	12:30am Franco Twinkie: Hey Keilidh! We're looking at fire maps on the other screen.
	12:31am modern blaze: well really?
	12:31am Aggravation OD: This show is really great!
	12:32am spodiodi: Franko Linkie?
	12:32am Keilidh: ty for enjoying!! and for the "echo" feedback. i might mention it again and again bc it was rly strong in the room! but glad the recording turned out ok
	12:32am spodiodi: FranCo* (i confuse myself easily, no disrespect)
	12:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: All Tolkien themed. Reminds me of the Berger somehow. Which is good.
	12:33am spodiodi: (please, and thank you too)
	12:33am modern blaze: killing
	12:34am spodiodi: i guess where is a more polite and thoughtful request anyway
	12:34am Franco Twinkie: Yes, but you are funny when you're mixed up, Spo.
	12:34am Rory: Wm. Berger is mentioned a lot in the Krypt. His spirit lives on! Rise!!!
	12:34am spodiodi: (damn i am lazy too, FT)
	12:35am Keilidh: THE BERGER LIVES AND RISES
	12:35am Rory: He was my dad.
	12:35am sinister dexter: rise William!
	12:35am Handy Haversack: Keilidh! Crypt Things. We were outside listening while the fire died. Then the fire died. Hi.
	12:35am spodiodi: he was... damn. important.
	12:35am Franco Twinkie: Lazy=good.
	12:36am lukavino: 20 Buck Spin having another unassailable year.
	12:36am Franco Twinkie: Handy, where are you!?!
	12:36am Ken From Hyde Park: First, it started to die. Then it died!
	12:36am Keilidh: oh jeez the fires! is everyone ok? and yr loved ones/friends/fiends???
	12:36am spodiodi: who, who, Handy Havercation
	12:37am Handy Haversack: Nothwestern Catskills, Franco. The fire was well contained (and expertly built) and did not threaten habitation. By which I mean: sympathies.
	12:38am Franco Twinkie: Okay! Cabin or tent?
	12:39am Aggravation OD: Yaaaaahhhhhhhh!!!!!
	12:39am Franco Twinkie: We can't go camping right now. All the good places are on fire.
	12:40am Handy Haversack: House, really. I mean, it's bigger than our apt. at home. One bedroom with an additional sleeping loft we won't use because it would make the dog frown. Please don't camp in fire, Franco. It voids all the warranties.
	12:41am Franco Twinkie: Copy that.
	12:42am Keilidh: although camping in fire sounds lowkey brutal
	12:42am chresti: Sounds sweet, Handy.
	12:44am Aggravation OD: This drum machine beat needs a name.
	12:44am chresti: Hi Keilidh!
	12:44am Keilidh: greetings chresti!!!
	12:44am Handy Haversack: Actually, I just did vague math, and it's not bigger than our tiny apt. About the same if you count the screened-in porch. It's real nice. And a fire pit outside. We're pretty happy. Even the dog! Hi, chresti!
	12:45am slugluv1313: KEILIDHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!! happy to be home, and basking in The Glory of these Healing Soundsssssssss
	12:45am slugluv1313: BORIS IS FREAKING AWESOME!!!!!!!!
	12:47am slugluv1313: HELLO!!! to Ye Skeletons, Ye Crypt Dwellers
	12:47am Franco Twinkie: I love Incantations picture of green hell. I want to swim in that murk.
	12:47am Handy Haversack: Hey, slugluv!
	12:50am Keilidh: hey slugluv! boris is awesome indeed, ty for basking!!
	12:50am spodiodi: dreaming of Swamp Thing life
	12:50am spodiodi: there goes the neighborhood, indeed
	12:51am mariano: Alaric, the guy who sacked Rome. Sounds about right.
	12:52am slugluv1313: hiya Handy! sounds lovely upstate! owls lurking about??? on the way home, i am once again astounded at not only the QUIET (considering it is Saturday night in Hoboken) but all the CRICKETS! . . . and remembering how when i was a kid, my parents taught me that they were "good" bugs b/c they preyed on termites, etc.
	12:53am Listener Howard & the Cats: Goddammit, I missed the first 45 minutes. I suppose taking it agin from the top is too much to ask for.
	12:54am mariano: The owls are not what they seem.
	12:55am Keilidh: @howard - as my queen cher would say, if i could turn back time
	12:56am spodiodi: mariano riversofgrue.files.wordpress.com...
	12:56am spodiodi: seriously eh
	12:58am spodiodi: The Four Kind types, at least
	12:59am slugluv1313: @ spodiodi -- i wanna marry that Owl <3 in that Green Hell -- that is Heaven for me
	1:00am Rory: I hear owls every night! Goes well with all the hour music and films!
	1:00am spodiodi: hah :D i hope can i come to the wedding, slugluv. especially the reception.
	1:01am Handy Haversack: I'd like to hear from Mariano's log. if possible.
	1:01am Rory: dark
	1:01am Keilidh: i look forward to being engulfed in green and blue flames!!
	1:05am Rory: In mind and spirit, I’m engulfed in green and blue flames.
	1:06am spodiodi: mariano, have you been to The Owl Tree in sf? owltreesf.com
	1:06am mariano: spodi: EEEK!!! My log says that there was an owl that was in love with my mom. He was what he seemed as far as my log knows.
	1:07am spodiodi: :\|
	1:07am Rory: The Creepiest weirdest Halloween of all time!!!
	1:07am BH: make sure to wear Halloween costumes that cover your nose and mouth
	1:08am mariano: No, never been to the Owl Tree, spodi. Keilidh: it's "AL-ah-rick."
	1:10am spodiodi: it has a pleasing Owl motif
	1:11am Listener Howard & the Cats: I fucking Love POSSESSION!
	1:12am coelacanth∅: i think in recording terminology it'd be called reverb. technically reverb and echo are the same thing. it's a fast, short echo.
	1:12am spodiodi: i've been watching a 21-season long tv series called Midsomer Murders... it's kind of funny (?)
	1:12am Keilidh: u r so right coela!! can't wait to hear myself say echo 20 more times
	1:13am Listener Howard & the Cats: If anyone has Shudder, there is a really bleak, brutal, excellent movie called THE GOLDEN GLOVE. Loosely based on a German serial killer in the 70s. It's just hopeless alcoholism and despair, but if you like GRIM AS FUCK movies, I recommend it.
	1:13am slugluv1313: apparently there is a book (and TV film) called "I Heard The Owl Call My Name) en.wikipedia.org...
	1:14am Ken From Hyde Park: You're keeping an eye on storms Laura and Marco, Mariano? I hope they cancel each other out rather than merge into something bad.
	1:15am coelacanth∅: i just finished mother night by Vonnegut a few days ago and ordered god bless you mr. rosewater and breakfast of champions from the library but was out of town until today so haven't started them yet.
	1:16am Handy Haversack: There's always a new Sam Neill movie to watch. That guy worked. Will check out Possession. I really love Breakfast of Champions, Ken.
	1:16am Keilidh: ooooh these recs sound guddd
	1:17am Keilidh: records & recommendations!!
	1:18am spodiodi: Little Chocolate Doughnuts (breakfast of champs)
	1:18am Listener Howard & the Cats: I've also been watching MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN from the early '70s. People always told me to watch it, but I had no idea it would be SOOO fucking good!
	1:18am Listener Howard & the Cats: @spodiodi John Belushi reference?
	1:19am Rory: Zulawski, great director! Keilidh I highly recommend On The Silver Globe, The Devil and Third part of the Night.
	1:19am Rory: Have all on dvd
	1:20am spodiodi: you know it, Howard :)
	1:20am Listener Howard & the Cats: Zulawski's ON THE SILVER GLOBE and DIABEL are incredible. Still have to watch THIRD PART...
	1:20am mariano: Mother Night is one of my favorites of Vonnegut's. There was a not-so-bad film adaptation with Nick Nolte in the late 90s. Handy: Sam Neill will always be the face of the Antichrist to me, first time I saw him was in Omen III as the grownup Damien. That dude has some devil eyes!
	1:21am Ken From Hyde Park: I didn't see owls today, but while driving, I had to stop and let some wild turkeys cross the road. I think there were four hens and eight or nine young ones.
	1:21am Rory: @Howard, my favorite films ever along with Teruo Ishii of course!
	1:21am slugluv1313: Possession sounds fascinating! HOW have i not seen this already?!?
	1:22am mb: Hey DJ Kei and evil people.
	1:22am mariano: Anything with Isabelle Adjani far as I'm concerned.
	1:23am spodiodi: i thought i saw some wild turkey (or similar) crossing my lips today
	1:23am Listener Howard & the Cats: @Rory Oh! I have I big SHOGUNS JOY OF TORTURE poster hanging in my bedroom!
	1:24am Rory: Horrors of Malformed Men! Craziest and one of my favorites of all time lol!
	1:24am Handy Haversack: Then explain In the Mouth of Madness, Mariano. I mean, pick a side!
	1:24am Listener Howard & the Cats: @mariano YES! Seen Polanski's THE TENANT? Finally just got the restored treatment...
	1:24am Cooh John: Keilidh, sorry about the delay. On the phone with my BF. Time for my execution. No commutation accepted.
	1:25am Keilidh: GLADLY, JOHN. NO APOLOGY NECESSARY.
	1:26am mb: William, riseeeee
	1:26am Listener Howard & the Cats: @Rory Absolutely! I think that movie might have been how I found Ishii in the first place, because I found Butoh first.
	1:26am slugluv1313: @ Howard -- ahhh i should FINALLY watch Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman! -- it was on when i was a teenager, still living at home -- my younger sister and i were watching the first episode, my Dad walks in RIGHT when Mary and her husband are talking in bed -- he freaked and would not allow us to watch it (yup my parents could be THAT weird, repressed -- no wonder i want to marry an Owl, hah!) and, the cats here say HELLO to your cats :)
	1:27am Listener Howard & the Cats: Pouring one out for Wm. every night.
	1:27am mariano: Listener Howard: no, haven't seen that one, I'll check it out. Thanks!
	1:27am Keilidh: yes i'm playing the entire Hatebeak/Caninus split. it's the length of an average metal hit. ENJOY.
	1:27am mb: Did not know about this collab. Partial to Caninus older stuff
	1:28am slugluv1313: BIRD SEEDS OF VENGEANCE INDEED!!!!!!!!
	1:28am Keilidh: EVERY SHOW IS DEDICATED TO WM BERGER!
	1:28am slugluv1313: RISE WM. RISE!!!
	1:30am coelacanth∅: mariano interesting you say that because it's pretty different than all other Vonnegut books i've read, and it's not a commonly exalted one. (in fact the only place i'd ever heard of it was in wikipedia's list of Vonnegut novels)
	1:30am slugluv1313: been trying to bring myself to watch "The Hate U Give" -- but, i had just finished the book . . . and the next day, Ahmaud Arbery was murdered
	1:31am Diezel Tea: Hate beak. Oh my. Good morning from Hayastan.))
	1:31am Listener Howard & the Cats: @slugluv1313: Did you ever see FERNWOOD 2NIGHT or AMERICA 2NIGHT? Fake 70s talk shows with absurd guests. Martin Mull and Fred Willard. One of my favorite shows ever, just recently found out it was a spinoff from Mary Hartman.
	1:32am Rory: Hatebeak was amazing!
	1:32am mariano: coela: The protagonist of MN has a cameo in Slaughterhouse, as the American Nazi who visits the American POWs to try to recruit them. Didn't Vonnegut call MN his only book with a moral or something along those lines?
	1:32am slugluv1313: @ Howard -- YES! in later years, saw Fernwood 2night -- hysterical!
	1:33am coelacanth∅: spodi could you pass that turkey
	1:33am slugluv1313: HATEBEAK will be playing at my wedding to the Owl :)
	1:35am Keilidh: perfect, slug!!!
	1:35am Listener Howard & the Cats: @slugluv1313: And HELLO to your Cats! And I can dig it, my cousins were not allowed to watch THE WIZ because there were no white people in it. SO I assume GOOD TIMES, THE JEFFERSONS, etc, were also off limits for not having enough white people? People are just fucking stupid, no matter what color they are. All Power to the CATS.
	1:36am coelacanth∅: mariano i think you're right -in the introduction
	1:37am Ignore Function: Where could modern music go after Hatebeak? Downhill. That's where.
	1:38am mariano: Howard: ever seen Queen Margot/La Reine Margot? Another great Adjani performance. Really good period piece set in 16th-century France. Great ensemble cast, production design, the works.
	1:40am Diezel Tea: Sometimes, actually never until this morning, I wonder if Blake Harrison participates in PxDx rehearsals, or he's just the dude that shows up with cases beer at the compound and says "Yeah!" and bangs his head whenever Hull comes up with a heavy riff for a new song.
	1:41am spodiodi: coel∅, from my imagination to yours. bottoms up, friend
	1:42am Ken From Hyde Park: Let Me Die A Youngman's Death - Roger McGough Let me die a youngman's death not a clean and inbetween the sheets holywater death not a famous-last-words peaceful out of breath death When I'm 73 and in constant good tumour may I be mown down at dawn by a bright red sports car on my way home from an allnight party Or when I'm 91 with silver hair and sitting in a barber's chair may rival gangsters with hamfisted tommyguns burst in and give me a short back and insides Or when I'm 104 and banned from the Cavern may my mistress catching me in bed with her daughter and fearing for her son cut me up into little pieces and throw away every piece but one Let me die a youngman's death not a free from sin tiptoe in candle wax and waning death not a curtains drawn by angels borne 'what a nice way to go' death
	1:42am slugluv1313: @ Howard -- holy crap! my Mom would not let us watch "All in the Family" because the Archie Bunker character was a bigot -- it was not until years later that i actually watched re-runs of the show and realized that most of the time the joke was on Archie, he was proven wrong, etc. yup! humans can definitely be STUPID! our only purpose is to serve The Cats! :)
	1:42am Listener Howard & the Cats: @mariano: NO, I haven't seen that! But I will... Not really related, did you see JEANETTE: THE CHILDHOOD OF JOAN D'ARC? It's a strange musical.
	1:43am spodiodi: nice, Ken
	1:44am mariano: coela: The Mother Night film is worth a watch, Nolte's really good in it. Directed by Keith Gordon, Dangerfield's son in Back to School. He met Vonnegut on the set apparently. Remember his cameo? Dangerfield hired him to write a term paper on himself. Good one, Ken!
	1:45am mariano: Haven't heard of that one either, Howard, sounds interesting.
	1:45am Listener Howard & the Cats: @slugluv1313: UGH, yes... Most people have no sense of humor, so are unable to grasp the point and nuance of a racist character in a non-racist show. We should all just kill ourselves now, we're so outnumbered.
	1:46am Listener Howard & the Cats: @mariano: It was on John Waters' yearly list of best movies a year or two ago, I find so much fucking treasure there every year.
	1:47am coelacanth∅: cheers spodi * i'll imagine it also. i have no running water here so i'm not about to drink alcohol tonight and have to pee that much more.
	1:48am mariano: Can't fight the seether.
	1:49am van chinski: Seething is believing.
	1:49am Ken From Hyde Park: "Keilidh Pronouncing Stuff"
	1:49am mariano: Cinnabar does sound yummy, it's a terrible name for a very toxic mercury compound!
	1:50am spodiodi: meet me at the Cinnabar for cocktails at 7!
	1:50am coelacanth∅: slugluv (@1.42) i knew someone who's father loved all in the family because he liked and related to archie. she said he seemed to be unaware of any mockery bestowed upon old archie.
	1:50am mariano: C'mon folks - we had ONE job!
	1:51am Listener Howard & the Cats: @Keilidh: This is the first time you're feeling disappointed with us? Stick around.
	1:51am slugluv1313: hiya Diezel Tea!
	1:52am Andrew Waterloo: I watched a weird Australian movie called the Cars that Ate Paris last week
	1:52am spodiodi: have you seen Twister (1989) with Crispin Glover?
	1:53am slugluv1313: @ coelacanthø -- yup! same with some of the kids at school, 5th and 6th grade -- they would quote Archie's racist slurs :(
	1:53am spodiodi: (and Harry Dean Stanton)
	1:54am mariano: Keilidh: there's an interesting occult-tinged costume drama called Fanny Lye Deliver'd, set in 17th-century England, a puritan couple encountering some fugitive libertine couple who are in (another) weird religious sect. It's kind of uneven in some ways but interesting. Howard: I bet that anything on John Waters' watchlist is gonna be good!
	1:54am spodiodi: i liked trying to sing like Edith Bunker during the theme song
	1:55am Listener Howard & the Cats: @Keilidh: Do you have Criterion Channel?
	1:56am Listener Howard & the Cats: @mariano: Fanny Lye Deliver'd sounds like something I'd like!
	1:56am Keilidh: I do Howard!
	1:56am Keilidh: @mariano - ooooooh!!!! sounds interesting!!
	1:57am slugluv1313: @ Keilidh, i may have mentioned Other of Beetles before? "Ossuary Erotica" -- revisiting their Spring Equinox MMXX volume, but want to get their other editions :) www.otherofbeetles.com
	1:57am coelacanth∅: slugluv that book goes on my list
	1:57am spodiodi: Taeko Ohnuki yes yes
	1:57am van chinski: The Spider Labyrinth - www.youtube.com... 1988 Italian gonzo horror that never got a proper video release and fell through the cracks. Equal parts Lovecraft (w/o the racism), Bava, Argento. If you haven't, ck it out. Might be a better quality on Youtube or elsewhere.
	1:58am Listener Howard & the Cats: @Keilidh: Hadn't seen it for years, just noticed it's on Criterion now... THE 5,000 FINGERS OF DR. T! 1950s live action movie about an evil piano teacher, written by Dr Suess.
	1:58am coelacanth∅: (i heard the owl call my name)
	1:59am slugluv1313: speaking of Lovecraft, racism, etc. -- i have been sooo curious about "Lovecraft Country" but alas! i do not have HBO
	1:59am spodiodi: who? pleasant dreams, coelacanth∅
	1:59am Listener Howard & the Cats: @slugluv1313: SAME.
	2:00am Keilidh: van chinski! ty for the racism-less lovecraft vibes!
	2:01am slugluv1313: @ coelacanthø -- okay MAYBE i am totally imagining this, but is there not a SONG called "I Heard the Owl Call My Name"??? kinda 70s, Deep Purple-ish vibe --- ???
	2:01am spodiodi: Fantômas as well.
	2:01am slugluv1313: THE 5000 FINGERS OF DR. T is freaking amazing!!!!
	2:01am Andrew Waterloo: If you want weird kids movies there The Peanut Butter Solution About a kid who loses his hair after being frightened by ghosts. the ghosts make it up to him by giving him a hair growing solution, but he grows too much hair and his kidnapped by an evil paint brush maker.
	2:02am van chinski: The Perfume of the Lady in Black - (trailer link) www.youtube.com... 1974 horror giallo with Mimsy Farmer, stylish, honestly unsettling and the ending is...oof.
	2:03am van chinski: Seconding or thirding or fifthing Twister and 5000 Fingers.
	2:04am Listener Howard & the Cats: @slugluv1313: The sets (or paintings of) are so amazing! It gets a little schmaltzy with the "will you be my new dad?" over-sentimentality, but still such a fun movie!
	2:04am Andrew Waterloo: Crispin Glover has a good remake of Wizard of Gore as well
	2:04am mariano: Same here, slugluv. Just found out about it recently from an article, really curious about it. It's true about the owl being in love with my mom. He'd hang out by her bathroom window and hoot at her whenever she was putting on her face in the morning. He even got into the house once (I think to press his suit), but ended up embarrassing himself by flying into a window and conking himself out. I have a pic somewhere of him on his back with his feet up. He was fine after a while.
	2:04am Listener Howard & the Cats: I'm such a huge Crispin Glover fan, but I don't think I've seen TWISTER. Has anyone/everyone here seen RUBIN & ED?????
	2:05am spodiodi: 8^O
	2:05am spodiodi: yes, i love Rubin and Ed and Crispin Gover too
	2:05am spodiodi: 8^O was @ mariano
	2:05am Andrew Waterloo: I watched River's Edge earlier tonight
	2:06am slugluv1313: @ Howard -- same here! how have i NOT seen Twister?
	2:06am Rory: @Keilidh: I’ll probably fall asleep during the show, but I’m such a huge fan of On The Silver Globe I will ship that out to you. It has to be seen too be believed!
	2:06am Listener Howard & the Cats: @Andrew Waterloo: That is such a good movie!!!!
	2:06am spodiodi: River's Edge is one of my all time faves
	2:06am Rory: Thanks again k and skeletons!
	2:06am spodiodi: DO you think this car runs on god's own methane?!
	2:06am Andrew Waterloo: My other film tonight was Lost Angels with Ad-Rock
	2:07am Listener Howard & the Cats: Great score on River's Edge, too, very subtle.
	2:07am slugluv1313: @ mariano -- (cue in Bugs Bunny voice) "OWLS are such iiiiintersting people!" :)
	2:07am coelacanth∅: slugluv that does seem familiar - but maybe i'm thinking of other almost song titles (i heard her call my name...)
	2:07am mariano: Ooh, River's Edge, yes! That one and Blue Velvet were on a constant loop with my friends and me in the late 80s. 'Night Rory!
	2:07am Andrew Waterloo: The premise of River's Edge fascinates me.
	2:08am spodiodi: Roadside Prophets is my Ad-Rock movie of choice
	2:08am coelacanth∅: oh, but "hush" has the lyric "i thought i heard you calling my name" (is that right?) and that's deep purple!
	2:08am mariano: Andrew: based on a true story iirc. Lol slugluv!
	2:08am van chinski: Sweet Home - (1989) early Kiyoshi Kurosawa (Pulse, Cure) and tied-in to a video game that basically predates Resident Evil. Has some Hausu aspects (obviousoutdoor sets, over the top, but not THAT oot), pretty nifty. www.youtube.com...
	2:08am spodiodi: goodnight, Rory
	2:10am coelacanth∅: take care Rory
	2:10am Keilidh: night rory!!
	2:11am Listener Howard & the Cats: River's Edge is also, I think, the only movie where Keanu Reeves was a good actor. Maybe he got better later, he certainly seems to be a thoroughly decent human being, but he just always SUCKED in the movies.
	2:11am slugluv1313: @ coela -- yeah, i try doing searches, all i come up with is The Velvets' "I Heard Her Call My Name" and some 2014 song by Snowbird -- this was definitely some fuzzy sounding 70s, maybe late 60s band??? (could be on one of my LPs of obscuro bands from that era)
	2:12am slugluv1313: good night, Rory!
	2:12am spodiodi: i typed KReeves name earlier in s similar context, but erased it. i agree
	2:12am Andrew Waterloo: Keanu is decent in River's Edge and My Own Private Idaho
	2:12am Keilidh: Keanu is the master of one-word lines
	2:12am spodiodi: and Bill and Ted. shrugs sayin
	2:12am spodiodi: it works
	2:12am Keilidh: my impression of Keanu in 47 Ronin: bows
	2:13am spodiodi: heheh
	2:13am Hubig Pie: '86 the year of creepy movies. Plus The Mission not creepy but dark
	2:13am van chinski: One Cut of the Dead (2017) -- Really, really good and not what you might expect heading in. Seriously, no fooling: Do not watch the trailer. Do not look the movie up. Go in with zero knowledge or preconceptions, but stick with it even if it's rough for a while. Things change. It pays off.
	2:13am Andrew Waterloo: He does great in the John Wick films
	2:13am van chinski: Love Cranes, btw. Byee.
	2:13am coelacanth∅: (and a gospel song "i heard the lord call my name")
	2:14am spodiodi: i don't think i've seen any Wicks
	2:14am Andrew Waterloo: The Guitar Wolf movie Zombie Zero or something.. was pretty strange
	2:15am slugluv1313: oh gosh YES River's Edge and Blue Velvet! saw them when they were in theaters, but have watched them numerous times since (and yeah, i even had a dark blue velvet dress) . . . Dennis Hopper is amazing in both
	2:15am Listener Howard & the Cats: @Andrew Waterloo: Yeah! WILD ZERO!
	2:16am Listener Howard & the Cats: I haven't seen any John Wick movies, either. Are they like Mission: Impossibles?
	2:16am Keilidh: I love John Wick, amazing fights and stars and even jokes! gr8 franchise
	2:16am spodiodi: my friend's uncl was friends with Dennis Hopper back in the day. i guess he was pretty insane in a good way whe they knew him. i love him too, slugluv
	2:17am Andrew Waterloo: The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue
	2:17am coelacanth∅: spodi (@1.59) it's funny you thought me @1.58 was me bowing out. you know me already. (but it was a book title)
	2:17am Andrew Waterloo: They were saying in the River's Edge commentary that Hopper had recently sobered up
	2:18am spodiodi: something about shooting off guns at night in the desert
	2:19am spodiodi: coel, i realized i probably misunderstood after you kept hanging around. thanks for explaining :)
	2:19am Diezel Tea: Hiya slug. I gotta run and drive 2 hours north. Been up since before 7 and that was a bad idea.
	2:19am Listener Howard & the Cats: Feck was also one of my most favorite Hopper characters...
	2:19am Andrew Waterloo: River's Edge really captures being a teenager in small town that is after it's prime. Very similar to a lot of Northern Ontario towns
	2:19am Hubig Pie: This be my bed music. Thanks for the late night Goth DJ.
	2:19am spodiodi: i've been up since 445am (again 8^)
	2:20am spodiodi: night, Hubig
	2:20am slugluv1313: @ van chinski -- DAMN! The Perfume of the Lady in Black sounds incredible -- have GOT to check this out, thank you!!!
	2:20am van chinski: Seconding @Andrew w/ The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue aka a million other titles. Including Breakfast at Manchester Morgue (?), let Sleeping Corpses Lie and Don't Open the Window (?)
	2:21am Andrew Waterloo: @Van chinski.. yes
	2:22am Andrew Waterloo: I love the scene where the cop was crushed by the head stone and the detective blamed heroin.
	2:23am van chinski: Sorry if I'm being so effing chatty, I'll stifle. Just wanted to say thx to @keilidh for sparking the Prince of Darkness vibes a few weeks back, re-watched and re-loved it and listened to the soundtrack a lot while working. SO good.
	2:24am mariano: Andrew: I think Blue Velvet was Hopper's comeback sobriety film iirc. 'Night Hubig!
	2:24am Keilidh: glad to see you all chattin and enjoying!!!!
	2:25am Listener Howard & the Cats: @Keilidh: Have you seen Mike Leigh's NAKED? Pretty sure it's on Criterion, and it is devastating.
	2:25am jim: Is anyone alive out there?
	2:25am mariano: Yeah, Naked is rough. But man, David Thewlis. The whole cast, really.
	2:26am Listener Howard & the Cats: No, we're ALL DEAD.
	2:26am Keilidh: YEAH
	2:26am coelacanth∅: all dead, all dead.
	2:27am jim: Watch Rubin and Ed, True Stories, or Monty Pythons the Meaning of Life
	2:27am Listener Howard & the Cats: @mariano: ABSOLUTELY. It's like a dream you can't get out of, there's not a single mis-step.
	2:28am Andrew Waterloo: I saw Naked on late night television in the 90s.. one of my first Criterion purchases
	2:28am spodiodi: True Stories ftw
	2:28am spodiodi: Monty What now? ;)
	2:28am Listener Howard & the Cats: RUBIN & ED! RUBIN & ED! I cannot recommend that one highly enough, if anyone hasn't seen it. Crispin Glover and Howard Hessman get lost in the desert trying to bury a dead cat. It's incredible.
	2:29am jim: I caught the last of the one before the last that was good
	2:29am mariano: Howard: it's interesting how Leigh has ended up doing a couple of top-of-the-line costume dramas, Topsy Turvy and Mr. Turner, both of which I love (Peterloo I really really wanted to like but I thought it was a mess).
	2:29am spodiodi: it's pretty sweet, Howard
	2:29am Andrew Waterloo: I've been trying to find a movie called Cold Dog Soup
	2:31am spodiodi: thanks, Skeleton Crew! (Darren!?)
	2:32am Andrew Waterloo: Peterloo is more of a collection of political speeches. It was interesting when the got into discussions on why women didn't have the vote.
	2:32am Listener Howard & the Cats: @mariano: I think I fell asleep in Topsy Turvey, been meaning to try again, but it seemed like he was fulfilling a big budget thing and losing what I loved about his work... Haven't seen Mr Turner. I enjoyed Peterloo, but it certainly wasn't one of his best.
	2:40am mariano: Thing about Topsy Turvy is that he really took his incisive socialist eye to the era and ended up making maybe the best-observed Victorian-set film. He has a real eye for social nuance. With Peterloo, I think that because he was so enthusiastic about the subject (the Peterloo Massacre was basically the beginning of the Labour movement) he tried to cram everything in there and it wound up feeling like a series of disjointed vignettes.
	2:41am slugluv1313: @ Diezel Tea -- yikes! hope you get some rest later!
	2:42am mariano: Andrew: agree totally. I think Leigh's enthusiasm for the subject got the better of him. With Topsy Turvy it really helped that he's not a Gilbert & Sullivan fan (neither am I). I think Timothy Spall was amazing in Mr. Turner, and it was another amazing recreation of an era.
	2:43am Andrew Waterloo: @mariano... it was interesting to have seen Topsy Turvy and then witness all the controversy over the musical.
	2:45am Listener Howard & the Cats: Abigail's Party is my other favorite Mike Leigh, which I have been looking for to watch again.
	2:46am mariano: Andrew: yeah, The Mikado's a tough sell these days, lol. Howard: Life Is Sweet is really good, need to watch it again.
	2:47am Hubig Pie: This be fukkin ausome
	2:50am Keilidh: I hope you ghouls enjoyed the show, stay tune for THE Darren!!! Have a great night, day, weekend, beyond!!!!!!
	2:50am slugluv1313: RAGING SLAB!!!!!!! they had a song called "I Heard The Owl" from their "True Death" EP
	2:50am Listener Howard & the Cats: THANK YOU @Keilidh !!!
	2:51am van chinski: night, thx
	2:51am Hubig Pie: Awesome dammit
	2:51am Diezel Tea: No rest until the drummer stops blasting. Though, hopefully more blasting follows. Eh, well perhaps more blasts to come. @Mariano - imma have my former band mate (now trapped in Utrecht) mail a tape to the station. It's right up the alley of all things brutal in FMU land. I don't like much black metal but it's rather unique.
	2:52am spodiodi: Thank you, Keilidh! Had a great time
	2:53am mariano: Cool, Diezel - look forward to hearing it played! Thank you Keilidh, what an odyssey it's been! Thank you for board opping (bopping?) Darren, all you ghasts, wights, ghouls, and zombies take care!
	2:53am van chinski: heh heh heh
	2:53am coelacanth∅: slugluv i saw that (i don't think i've ever heard it) but that's not from the 60s! is that what you were thinking of?
	2:53am Listener Howard & the Cats: And thank you everyone else for the movie recs!
	2:54am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Keilidh. Good health and happiness to you!
	2:54am spodiodi: Stay spooky, crypties
	2:55am slugluv1313: thank you so much, Keilidh, Skeletons -- fantastic show! have a great night, weekend, week, everyone!!!
	2:55am mariano: Ensomhed: en.bab.la...
	2:56am coelacanth∅: Thanks Keilidh! Thanks skeleton crew! night y'all
	2:58am slugluv1313: @ coelacanthø -- right? Raging Slab were from NYC (iirc), late 1980s, sludge-y sounding -- i think i had this EP, maybe on cassette?? www.discogs.com... but YES! that is the song that kept banging around in my goofy old brain :)
	2:58am Diezel Tea: Thanks @Keili for a delicious and wakeful set.)) Off to drive to the north we go! The northernmost north lands. Jesus I need sleep. Thankfully me driving on sleep deprivation is still better than coffee-fueled typical drivers out here in the Caucasus.
	2:59am coelacanth∅: i'm glad you came up with it! now i have to check it out tchau
	2:59am mariano: Safe travels, Diezel.
	3:00am slugluv1313: take care, Diezel!

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