WFMU: Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl: Playlist from March 22, 2022

Listener comments!
	3:02pm ultradamno: Creamo! Blastards with one l!
	3:02pm prof.fuzz: spin on! blast off!
	3:03pm karlward: Let's get blastered
	3:03pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all. Congrats on the success.
	3:03pm fred: Great performance on the hoof'n'mooth
	3:03pm Handy Haversack: I have been blastered since Sunday night! Creamo! Blasterdonts! Man, Creamo, that JF*E -- that was the shit right there, my friend. Many, many thanks.
	3:03pm winston legthigh: hello creamo. set blasters to spinach.
	3:05pm tim from washington: Hello Creamo! Hello all you commenters commenting above my comment!
	3:06pm Creamo Coyl: Hey y'alll thx fer liisinsisnhisonisndSFCE Aww thanks y'all, very kind. Voice sounded like hell but thanks. Played a show the night before and was up past my bedtime and you can hear it! Thanks to everyone who donated! You blastards n' blistresses rule! Apologies to anyone who didn't get called out for being the freak that you are!
	3:07pm Cubicle Carl: Creamo, I freaked the F out when you ripped into Give Me Daughter’s. I turned it up and demanded 100% attention.
	3:07pm tim from washington: Oh wow! I totally missed this University of Illinois comp somehow.
	3:07pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: CREAMO! BLASTARDS! Taking me until the end of work at 6ish tonight!
	3:08pm TomDash: mellow mellow marathon comedown, man....
	3:09pm Creamo Coyl: Silence in the cubicle! Ha I like it.
	3:10pm TomDash: shhhh...silence scares me...
	3:11pm tim from washington: IS this the station's copy or yours, Creamo?
	3:12pm Creamo Coyl: Tim, this comp was never made commercially available, so cue up the tape player cuz yr getting a sneak peak behind the experimental music curtain today courtesy of yr ol pal CC.
	3:13pm tim from washington: Oh wow! Thank you Creamo!
	3:13pm Handy Haversack: tim, if you ever want to stage a night raid on the U of I EMS vault, Bagpipe and I are in!
	3:13pm karlward: Oh I've heard this before, that time in 1987 when I beat Pitfall II and got sucked into the Atari, it sounded just like this
	3:14pm TomDash: you know what's funny? My app stopped playing right when you mentioned silence. See? Scares the shit out me!!
	3:14pm Creamo Coyl: Pitfall was fun. I was more of a Spy Hunter kinda guy tho.
	3:14pm Creamo Coyl: Enjoy The Science by Depressed Mode
	3:15pm fred: Past your bedtime? You have one?
	3:15pm Handy Haversack: TomDash, Creamo, other BK Blastoyds: we have one unclaimed ticket for Nick Cave at Kings Theater for Thu. night. It's $140, but my friend hasn't found anyone yet who wants it, so negotiations are possible. Hit me up if there's interest.
	3:15pm ultradamno: A thread of some Michael Belfer stuff I put together. RIP twitter.com...
	3:17pm tim from washington: @Handy - I'll send you the secret code the next time in Champaign. There's an empanada joint right next to the school of music. I'll treat you and Bagpipe to some after the raid.
	3:17pm Creamo Coyl: Whewwww. I saw Cave/Bad Seeds there some years back on a different unclaimed ticker. Price was only half that! Was great tho, glad I went. And Fred, Yeah, No. I lied. But I feel it the next day a lot more, as it were.
	3:19pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: @Creamo did you see them when Blixa Bargeld was still with them?
	3:19pm Handy Haversack: We saw with the Bad Seeds at Barclays in 2018, which was fantastic. These seats are 19 rows from the stage. My friend wanted to splurge. Creamo, there are definite discounts for JF*E fans, if you're interested. (This is Nick Cave and Warren Ellis, not the full Bad Seeds.)
	3:20pm fred: @Handy: I balked on spending about that to see Cynthia Loemij, and I regret it now. Too late though
	3:22pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, I am also having regrets about tix not purchased over the years these days, so sometimes we just go ahead and do it.
	3:22pm Creamo Coyl: No, long after Blixa. Ellis was playing with them. I wish I could but no dice. Thx for the head's up tho.
	3:26pm rw: Good afternoon!
	3:27pm fred: @Handy: I thought I could see her again, then Covid happened. I hope I get a chance, she means so much to me. But if it doesn't happen, it doesn't
	3:29pm Niall: This set is exactly what i need as i lie abed, covid not really all that bad physically, but utterly wrecking my attention and ability to stay awake for more than a few hours.
	3:30pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: @Niall speedy recovery!
	3:30pm Niall: Thank you! Wish the same of my wallet after this installment of SAB!
	3:31pm Handy Haversack: Argh, feel betrer, Niall!
	3:33pm paddy in matawan: Wasn't the first notes played on a computer at Bell Labs?
	3:33pm Niall: Ah, i can't buy these on BC? Arg!
	3:33pm karlward: Creamo, UI's program was earlier than the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center? www.columbia.edu...
	3:34pm tim from washington: There is a placard outside of the U of Ill school of music that the first electronic music school was established there.
	3:34pm Creamo Coyl: Hmm, yeah I dunno. I'll have to check liners again, maybe I got that wrong.
	3:35pm rw: U of I. My mom's alma mater! Enjoying it so far. Fitting my general state of being. Creamo's finger is on the pulse.
	3:35pm Niall: @Handy: Thank you! Five months in a figurative hole in American trying to hide from it, and I got it visiting my brother in Berlin, where every place we wet to required vax certification, a negative test or proof of recovery. Doh.
	3:35pm Niall: This music is catnip to me.
	3:36pm karlward: I think Columbia got the RCA Mark II room sized synthesizer up and running by 1958. Though they may not have had a proper academic program up and running until later.
	3:36pm Niall: U of I Champaign had and still has a robust electronic music department. And it's where HAL came from. ;)
	3:36pm Creamo Coyl: I think maybe the distinction is that it was an entire school or department devoted to it. I wouldn't wanna argue with a placard!
	3:37pm karlward: That RCA Mark II is a beautiful thing to behold. I have been in the presence.
	3:38pm tim from washington: @karlward - the U of I claims it is. Columbia-Prnceton was established the same year so who knows. Having lived in Champaign, IL for 12 years I learned that the U of I has a "we're a big school but we're not appreciated because we're in the sticks" inferiority complex. Dubious claims of "first" and "biggest" abound
	3:38pm fred: Yuika Hashimoto is amazing though
	3:38pm Eek: WAIT, this station plays MUSIC?!? I thought this was a cool new talk station or something! I'M OUTTA HERE! J/k
	3:39pm Niall: @karlward: Aye, it is! And the ignominious story of its abandonment by RCA is fascinating, in itself.
	3:40pm Niall: IIRC, the feeder machine for punch cards was poorly designed and buggy as hell, and RCA eventually washed their hands of it and told Columbia to get bent. Prats!
	3:40pm paddy in matawan: Sounds like a British New Wave band. Beauty. youtu.be...
	3:41pm tim from washington: @Niall - whenever I went by the Super Computing building I took a moment to reflect on HAL's birthplace.
	3:43pm tim from washington: I have a pretty sweet Herbert Brun box set that my good buddy in Champaign gave me for my birthday: www.discogs.com...
	3:47pm fred: Yuika footage there, with a WFMU T-shirt in sight for sharp eyes: vimeo.com...
	3:48pm HyperDose: WiGgLy AuDiO 🪱
	3:48pm Handy Haversack: Niall, they still burning the gorse? That must be fun with COVID symptoms.
	3:57pm Big Adam: Just tuned in and maybe covered already here on the message board, but my mind was blown recently learning about this Illinois studio for the first time. Was reading about the Polish studio music under the Iron Curtain and the importance of this Illinois effort during that time. Had no idea about any of this!
	3:58pm Big Adam: Particularly speaking as a midwestern transplant polock
	3:59pm Handy Haversack: Well, I don't normally come in to work on Tue., so as not to lose any Blaster time, but I had to this week. Heading home now. Will be back here for the last hour. Thanks, Creamo. Open the pod bay doors, tim.
	4:00pm tim from washington: While I lived in Champaign I unfortunately never crossed paths with anyone who was part of the experimental music school. I think I might have been pretty far removed from the academic side of things. I came in to electronic music through rock'n'roll.
	4:03pm fred: @Handy: Are you related to the Haskell language? Not that I know much about it
	4:06pm Will the Sound Guy: Hi Creamo and all!!!!
	4:07pm Creamo Coyl: Yeah there's some amazing Polish stuff from that time. I also was ignorant to this pioneering Illinois studio. And you can't really buy this set in stores. But you can hear it on WFMU!
	4:09pm Creamo Coyl: Will in the house!
	4:15pm Will the Sound Guy: diggin these weird and wonderful sounds
	4:18pm Niall: @handy: it's illegal to stage burns after March 1, but that didn't stop the motherfucker a few fields back yesterday. The mountainside behind me is black, now, it nearly burned a nearby woodland (thank you Kerry Fire Brigade), and who knows what the cost to wildlife was.
	4:19pm iiibeat: Mudra of 3 suns. Wax wings force feed new material.
	4:20pm Niall: In other news, I didn't know that Fiona Apple invented America's current wellness plague: www.youtube.com...
	4:20pm Niall: (I kid)
	4:27pm iiibeat: I car us. FAT!!
	4:30pm YETI BOB: The Haskell computer language is named after mathematician/logician Haskell Curry, so it's his first name not last name. (There's also a language called Curry named after the same guy)
	4:33pm Will the Sound Guy: sometime a few months back, Evan (Flash Strap) did a show on early computer music. I think it was in November or December...
	4:36pm Will the Sound Guy: November 11th wfmu.org... a bunch of it was from the TAU2-TAUMUS computer
	4:40pm Creamo Coyl: His show is really good.
	4:45pm Niall: Man you don't mess with Mary Ellen Childs.
	4:45pm Will the Sound Guy: This is awesome, good music for getting the leaves off my pool cover!
	4:48pm Will the Sound Guy: Creamo, is this album playing through in order? someone did an incredible job with the arrangement of the tracks.
	4:48pm Handy Haversack: Well, walking home revealed that something called For the Record: Coffee and Vinyl is about to open up four blocks away. Greenpoint gonna Greenpoint. Yeti Bob: It's pure fun!
	4:48pm Niall: What Will the Sound Guy said. Tight sequencing.
	4:49pm Creamo Coyl: Well sort of. I took off the tracks I wasn't into but I didn't arrange them, so kind of. The whole comp is 4 1/2 hours long and I'm giving you about 3 hours of it.
	4:50pm Niall: @creamo CD, vinyl? If it was released in the mid 2000s, is it safe to say CD?
	4:50pm Will the Sound Guy: that's pretty rad, thanks for doing what you do
	4:52pm Handy Haversack: Niall (@4:18): What a mess.
	4:58pm Creamo Coyl: 4xCD
	5:06pm Glistener MW: Thanks for another killer show / marathon / past year / everything, C.C.!
	5:07pm Glistener MW: I’ve got to track down this comp
	5:08pm jt: Salvatore Martirano " Two channel tape for Gas Mask Politico! "
	5:08pm tim from washington: The U of Ill's Sousa Archives houses Salvatore Martirano's SalMar synthesizer. It's an awesome spectacle to behold. The director of the Sousa Archives was always happy to fire it up for those interested.
	5:08pm Glistener MW: (Or rather — just now saw your comment near the start about it never being commercially available! Thank Ubu for the WFMU archives.)
	5:09pm Creamo Coyl: There's copies out there. Whoa on the synth. Would like to see that in action.
	5:10pm Handy Haversack: Creamo, if you're ever given the opportunity to do liner notes for a reissue, you can put down that it's particularly well suited to helping people go through their D&D stuff and decide what to sell.
	5:11pm drowsy: +1 on the archives - looking at this I'm going to have review! Sounding good Creamo Coyl, thanks! The Martiriano sounds like a Buchla was having a nice nap and purring.
	5:11pm Creamo Coyl: Keep the Fiend Folio!
	5:11pm Handy Haversack: I kept three copies! I'm not crazy.
	5:11pm ultradamno: If you just threw in some Sisters Of Mercy this would be like six hours of Blumin this week.
	5:12pm Creamo Coyl: Hoarding like a dragon, or a demi-lich.
	5:13pm fred: I still have my Fiend Folio! Not that I have any use for it
	5:13pm sky: Having some nostalgic feelings listening to this stuff, thinking of the biological computer lab at uiuc, Herbert Brün and the School for Designing a Society. So many promising applications of concepts from cybernetics and experimental composition.
	5:14pm tim from washington: It looks like this comp is held at quite a few university libraries so ordering through WorldCat via your local library is an option for borrowing a physical copy.
	5:16pm tim from washington: @sky - That's right! There was a pretty formidable cybernetics contingent at the U of I in the late 70s/early 80s.
	5:17pm chresti: Hi Creamo and fiends!
	5:17pm Will the Sound Guy: Definitely diggin this track
	5:17pm Handy Haversack: "My advice to you, my violent young friend, is to find a pile of gold -- and sit on it." -- The Dragon, /Grendel/ Also: cheers, Blastoyds! It's after both locally and in my heart!
	5:17pm drowsy: @Niall, feel better man. Very sorry to hear about the fire on top of C19. The views I have access to in New Hampshire were almost clearcut, and I feel your pain there very much.
	5:18pm Daybreak in the Covid house!: This sounds like the self playing piano from the latest Mark Rober video.
	5:18pm lazy pierogi: delightful!
	5:20pm tim from washington: Hey chresti! Join the party!
	5:21pm ultradamno: People! ONE AT A TIME!
	5:22pm Niall: Whoa. Radio Ravioli, is that you?
	5:22pm fred: I gave up RPG when my game leader got toxic (and not in the Ken way). Guy got into torturing cats and feeding them -- bound -- to dogs, a parody of DnD assholes. I quit
	5:22pm Niall: Thank you, @drowsy! The death of a field is the death of a feeling!
	5:23pm tim from washington: I'm wondering if Brian Belet has had it with academics - haha.
	5:24pm ParUbi: Hej there
	5:25pm Will the Sound Guy: skimming the leaves out of the pool, drinking a beer after work, listening to the Creamo curated sounds....
	5:28pm chresti: Hi tim!
	5:38pm Niall: @tim - cybernetics a la the Dutch music crowd, Kayn, eg al? Neat.
	5:41pm tim from washington: @Niall - I'm not familiar with the Dutch cyberneticists. I'll give that a look!
	5:43pm Niall: @tim: some goodies: rolandkayn.bandcamp.com recollectiongrm.bandcamp.com...
	5:43pm Will the Sound Guy: Niall, I too am not familiar... I'll try to remember to put it on the list
	5:45pm Niall: @will: The Kayn stuff on BC is speedy, but hooooboy, try buying the old CDs or vinyl!
	5:46pm Niall: SPENDY. Fecking autocorrupt.
	5:48pm Will the Sound Guy: gotcha, I'll dig in a bit
	5:48pm Niall: I don't know if I can attribute it to C19, but for the last few days, I've had an insatiable appetite for nettles and kale. I just housed two bunches of kale in "chip" form and the nettles I've picked on walks hasn't fared much better. Anyone else experience cravings?
	5:50pm fred: @Niall: North Guinea Hills coined "autocarrot" for this, and I hereby endorse it
	5:51pm Will the Sound Guy: I've eaten things with nettles in it, but I work full-time as a land surveyor. stinging nettles and I are not friends.
	5:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Creamo. Thanks for the bleeps today.
	5:52pm tim from washington: Thanks for the links, Niall!
	5:52pm Niall: @will the sound guy: I believe it! I'm grabbing them while they're relatively soft and low in oxalic acid. @fred: Wil lI find this'd by googling it? I don't know the reference.
	5:53pm Creamo Coyl: My pleeesure.
	5:54pm fred: No reference there I think, just NGH's wit
	5:54pm Niall: Oh I see; I don't think I know the listener!
	5:55pm tim from washington: Thanks for playing this, Creamo!
	5:55pm Will the Sound Guy: Thank you Creamo Coyl for the noises today!
	5:56pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Creamo! This was great. Just the indulgence we needed after two wild weeks. Stay Blastered, youse!
	5:57pm fred: @Niall: He's hit a rough spot lately (plus he's in Florida), but he's good people
	5:57pm Will the Sound Guy: be well blasterrrrrrrrrsssssssssssss and blistresssssssssseeeeeessssssssssss
	5:57pm slugluv1313: hey there, Creamo, Coylers -- been listening in werk-and-lurk mode, fantastic sounds/vibes -- thanks so much!

Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl: Playlist from March 22, 2022

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March 22, 2022: Illin' Noise

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Lajeran A. Hiller	Vocalise From 'Seven Electronic Studies For Two-Channel Tape Recorder'	In Celebration Of The 50th Anniversary Of The University Of Illinois Experimental Music Studios (1958-2008)	University Of Illinois Experimental Music Studios	2008	CD box set	compilation	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Anonymous	IBM 7094: Early Sound Synthesis Example						0:07:04 (Pop-up)
Scott A. Wyatt	Of Gray Twilight "Of Gray Twilight" by "Scott A. Wyatt"						0:07:43 (Pop-up)
Mei-Fang Lin	Figurations "Figurations" by "Mei-Fang Lin"						0:15:43 (Pop-up)
Maggi Payne	Electric Ice "Electric Ice" by "Maggi Payne"						0:18:44 (Pop-up)
Linda Antas	Still Standing Still "Still Standing Still" by "Linda Antas"						0:25:17 (Pop-up)
Ming-Ching Chiu	Hanging On A Fallen Leaf						0:30:29 (Pop-up)
Anonymous	CSZ-1: Early Sound Synthesis Example						0:35:57 (Pop-up)
Herbert Brün	U-TURN-TO "U-TURN-TO" by "Herbert Brün"						0:37:56 (Pop-up)
Sever Tipei	LilDaria "LilDaria" by "Sever Tipei"						0:45:59 (Pop-up)
Elizabeth Hinkle-Turner	EvenMoreduST						0:49:04 (Pop-up)
Steven L. Ricks	Young American Inventions Redux						0:56:02 (Pop-up)
Daniel Swilley	Absolute Zero "Absolute Zero" by "Daniel Swilley"						1:01:14 (Pop-up)
Mara Helmuth	Where Is My Voice? "Where Is My Voice?" by "Mara Helmuth"						1:08:59 (Pop-up)
Marcus Engelmann	Final Winter "Final Winter" by "Marcus Engelmann"						1:12:22 (Pop-up)
Ju Ri Seo	Iff "Iff" by "Ju Ri Seo"						1:19:22 (Pop-up)
Andrew Walters	Still Life And Landscape						1:25:45 (Pop-up)
Glenn Hackbarth	Low End (Amaggio: CM)						1:33:22 (Pop-up)
Kenneth Gaburo	Lemon Drops "Lemon Drops" by "Kenneth Gaburo"						1:39:59 (Pop-up)
Mary Ellen Childs	Welding "Welding" by "Mary Ellen Childs"						1:42:33 (Pop-up)
Michael Pounds	Recollection "Recollection" by "Michael Pounds"						1:46:53 (Pop-up)
Jason Mitchell	Gravitational Altitude Correction						1:52:49 (Pop-up)
Brian Evans	Limosa "Limosa" by "Brian Evans"						1:58:45 (Pop-up)
Ben Johnston with Jaap Spek	Museum Piece						2:00:18 (Pop-up)
Salvatore Martirano	SalMar At Ircam (Excerpt)						2:05:25 (Pop-up)
Zack Browning	Breakpoint Screamer						2:11:25 (Pop-up)
Brian Belet	Name Droppings "Name Droppings" by "Brian Belet"						2:18:36 (Pop-up)
Tsai-Yun Huang	Circadian Rhythm "Circadian Rhythm" by "Tsai-Yun Huang"						2:23:41 (Pop-up)
Michael Drew	Appassianata "Appassianata" by "Michael Drew"						2:31:24 (Pop-up)
Jake Rundall	Silica "Silica" by "Jake Rundall"						2:37:39 (Pop-up)
Daesoon Hwang	Transformation "Transformation" by "Daesoon Hwang"						2:42:39 (Pop-up)
Lejaren A. Hiller	Peroration, From 'Seven Electronic Studies For Two-Channel Tape Recorder'						2:48:46 (Pop-up)
Ed Martin	Time Passed "Time Passed" by "Ed Martin"						2:54:26 (Pop-up)
Charles Norman Mason	Sonora "Sonora" by "Charles Norman Mason"						2:58:38 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:02pm ultradamno: Creamo! Blastards with one l!
	3:02pm prof.fuzz: spin on! blast off!
	3:03pm karlward: Let's get blastered
	3:03pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all. Congrats on the success.
	3:03pm fred: Great performance on the hoof'n'mooth
	3:03pm Handy Haversack: I have been blastered since Sunday night! Creamo! Blasterdonts! Man, Creamo, that JF*E -- that was the shit right there, my friend. Many, many thanks.
	3:03pm winston legthigh: hello creamo. set blasters to spinach.
	3:05pm tim from washington: Hello Creamo! Hello all you commenters commenting above my comment!
	3:06pm Creamo Coyl: Hey y'alll thx fer liisinsisnhisonisndSFCE Aww thanks y'all, very kind. Voice sounded like hell but thanks. Played a show the night before and was up past my bedtime and you can hear it! Thanks to everyone who donated! You blastards n' blistresses rule! Apologies to anyone who didn't get called out for being the freak that you are!
	3:07pm Cubicle Carl: Creamo, I freaked the F out when you ripped into Give Me Daughter’s. I turned it up and demanded 100% attention.
	3:07pm tim from washington: Oh wow! I totally missed this University of Illinois comp somehow.
	3:07pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: CREAMO! BLASTARDS! Taking me until the end of work at 6ish tonight!
	3:08pm TomDash: mellow mellow marathon comedown, man....
	3:09pm Creamo Coyl: Silence in the cubicle! Ha I like it.
	3:10pm TomDash: shhhh...silence scares me...
	3:11pm tim from washington: IS this the station's copy or yours, Creamo?
	3:12pm Creamo Coyl: Tim, this comp was never made commercially available, so cue up the tape player cuz yr getting a sneak peak behind the experimental music curtain today courtesy of yr ol pal CC.
	3:13pm tim from washington: Oh wow! Thank you Creamo!
	3:13pm Handy Haversack: tim, if you ever want to stage a night raid on the U of I EMS vault, Bagpipe and I are in!
	3:13pm karlward: Oh I've heard this before, that time in 1987 when I beat Pitfall II and got sucked into the Atari, it sounded just like this
	3:14pm TomDash: you know what's funny? My app stopped playing right when you mentioned silence. See? Scares the shit out me!!
	3:14pm Creamo Coyl: Pitfall was fun. I was more of a Spy Hunter kinda guy tho.
	3:14pm Creamo Coyl: Enjoy The Science by Depressed Mode
	3:15pm fred: Past your bedtime? You have one?
	3:15pm Handy Haversack: TomDash, Creamo, other BK Blastoyds: we have one unclaimed ticket for Nick Cave at Kings Theater for Thu. night. It's $140, but my friend hasn't found anyone yet who wants it, so negotiations are possible. Hit me up if there's interest.
	3:15pm ultradamno: A thread of some Michael Belfer stuff I put together. RIP twitter.com...
	3:17pm tim from washington: @Handy - I'll send you the secret code the next time in Champaign. There's an empanada joint right next to the school of music. I'll treat you and Bagpipe to some after the raid.
	3:17pm Creamo Coyl: Whewwww. I saw Cave/Bad Seeds there some years back on a different unclaimed ticker. Price was only half that! Was great tho, glad I went. And Fred, Yeah, No. I lied. But I feel it the next day a lot more, as it were.
	3:19pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: @Creamo did you see them when Blixa Bargeld was still with them?
	3:19pm Handy Haversack: We saw with the Bad Seeds at Barclays in 2018, which was fantastic. These seats are 19 rows from the stage. My friend wanted to splurge. Creamo, there are definite discounts for JF*E fans, if you're interested. (This is Nick Cave and Warren Ellis, not the full Bad Seeds.)
	3:20pm fred: @Handy: I balked on spending about that to see Cynthia Loemij, and I regret it now. Too late though
	3:22pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, I am also having regrets about tix not purchased over the years these days, so sometimes we just go ahead and do it.
	3:22pm Creamo Coyl: No, long after Blixa. Ellis was playing with them. I wish I could but no dice. Thx for the head's up tho.
	3:26pm rw: Good afternoon!
	3:27pm fred: @Handy: I thought I could see her again, then Covid happened. I hope I get a chance, she means so much to me. But if it doesn't happen, it doesn't
	3:29pm Niall: This set is exactly what i need as i lie abed, covid not really all that bad physically, but utterly wrecking my attention and ability to stay awake for more than a few hours.
	3:30pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: @Niall speedy recovery!
	3:30pm Niall: Thank you! Wish the same of my wallet after this installment of SAB!
	3:31pm Handy Haversack: Argh, feel betrer, Niall!
	3:33pm paddy in matawan: Wasn't the first notes played on a computer at Bell Labs?
	3:33pm Niall: Ah, i can't buy these on BC? Arg!
	3:33pm karlward: Creamo, UI's program was earlier than the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center? www.columbia.edu...
	3:34pm tim from washington: There is a placard outside of the U of Ill school of music that the first electronic music school was established there.
	3:34pm Creamo Coyl: Hmm, yeah I dunno. I'll have to check liners again, maybe I got that wrong.
	3:35pm rw: U of I. My mom's alma mater! Enjoying it so far. Fitting my general state of being. Creamo's finger is on the pulse.
	3:35pm Niall: @Handy: Thank you! Five months in a figurative hole in American trying to hide from it, and I got it visiting my brother in Berlin, where every place we wet to required vax certification, a negative test or proof of recovery. Doh.
	3:35pm Niall: This music is catnip to me.
	3:36pm karlward: I think Columbia got the RCA Mark II room sized synthesizer up and running by 1958. Though they may not have had a proper academic program up and running until later.
	3:36pm Niall: U of I Champaign had and still has a robust electronic music department. And it's where HAL came from. ;)
	3:36pm Creamo Coyl: I think maybe the distinction is that it was an entire school or department devoted to it. I wouldn't wanna argue with a placard!
	3:37pm karlward: That RCA Mark II is a beautiful thing to behold. I have been in the presence.
	3:38pm tim from washington: @karlward - the U of I claims it is. Columbia-Prnceton was established the same year so who knows. Having lived in Champaign, IL for 12 years I learned that the U of I has a "we're a big school but we're not appreciated because we're in the sticks" inferiority complex. Dubious claims of "first" and "biggest" abound
	3:38pm fred: Yuika Hashimoto is amazing though
	3:38pm Eek: WAIT, this station plays MUSIC?!? I thought this was a cool new talk station or something! I'M OUTTA HERE! J/k
	3:39pm Niall: @karlward: Aye, it is! And the ignominious story of its abandonment by RCA is fascinating, in itself.
	3:40pm Niall: IIRC, the feeder machine for punch cards was poorly designed and buggy as hell, and RCA eventually washed their hands of it and told Columbia to get bent. Prats!
	3:40pm paddy in matawan: Sounds like a British New Wave band. Beauty. youtu.be...
	3:41pm tim from washington: @Niall - whenever I went by the Super Computing building I took a moment to reflect on HAL's birthplace.
	3:43pm tim from washington: I have a pretty sweet Herbert Brun box set that my good buddy in Champaign gave me for my birthday: www.discogs.com...
	3:47pm fred: Yuika footage there, with a WFMU T-shirt in sight for sharp eyes: vimeo.com...
	3:48pm HyperDose: WiGgLy AuDiO 🪱
	3:48pm Handy Haversack: Niall, they still burning the gorse? That must be fun with COVID symptoms.
	3:57pm Big Adam: Just tuned in and maybe covered already here on the message board, but my mind was blown recently learning about this Illinois studio for the first time. Was reading about the Polish studio music under the Iron Curtain and the importance of this Illinois effort during that time. Had no idea about any of this!
	3:58pm Big Adam: Particularly speaking as a midwestern transplant polock
	3:59pm Handy Haversack: Well, I don't normally come in to work on Tue., so as not to lose any Blaster time, but I had to this week. Heading home now. Will be back here for the last hour. Thanks, Creamo. Open the pod bay doors, tim.
	4:00pm tim from washington: While I lived in Champaign I unfortunately never crossed paths with anyone who was part of the experimental music school. I think I might have been pretty far removed from the academic side of things. I came in to electronic music through rock'n'roll.
	4:03pm fred: @Handy: Are you related to the Haskell language? Not that I know much about it
	4:06pm Will the Sound Guy: Hi Creamo and all!!!!
	4:07pm Creamo Coyl: Yeah there's some amazing Polish stuff from that time. I also was ignorant to this pioneering Illinois studio. And you can't really buy this set in stores. But you can hear it on WFMU!
	4:09pm Creamo Coyl: Will in the house!
	4:15pm Will the Sound Guy: diggin these weird and wonderful sounds
	4:18pm Niall: @handy: it's illegal to stage burns after March 1, but that didn't stop the motherfucker a few fields back yesterday. The mountainside behind me is black, now, it nearly burned a nearby woodland (thank you Kerry Fire Brigade), and who knows what the cost to wildlife was.
	4:19pm iiibeat: Mudra of 3 suns. Wax wings force feed new material.
	4:20pm Niall: In other news, I didn't know that Fiona Apple invented America's current wellness plague: www.youtube.com...
	4:20pm Niall: (I kid)
	4:27pm iiibeat: I car us. FAT!!
	4:30pm YETI BOB: The Haskell computer language is named after mathematician/logician Haskell Curry, so it's his first name not last name. (There's also a language called Curry named after the same guy)
	4:33pm Will the Sound Guy: sometime a few months back, Evan (Flash Strap) did a show on early computer music. I think it was in November or December...
	4:36pm Will the Sound Guy: November 11th wfmu.org... a bunch of it was from the TAU2-TAUMUS computer
	4:40pm Creamo Coyl: His show is really good.
	4:45pm Niall: Man you don't mess with Mary Ellen Childs.
	4:45pm Will the Sound Guy: This is awesome, good music for getting the leaves off my pool cover!
	4:48pm Will the Sound Guy: Creamo, is this album playing through in order? someone did an incredible job with the arrangement of the tracks.
	4:48pm Handy Haversack: Well, walking home revealed that something called For the Record: Coffee and Vinyl is about to open up four blocks away. Greenpoint gonna Greenpoint. Yeti Bob: It's pure fun!
	4:48pm Niall: What Will the Sound Guy said. Tight sequencing.
	4:49pm Creamo Coyl: Well sort of. I took off the tracks I wasn't into but I didn't arrange them, so kind of. The whole comp is 4 1/2 hours long and I'm giving you about 3 hours of it.
	4:50pm Niall: @creamo CD, vinyl? If it was released in the mid 2000s, is it safe to say CD?
	4:50pm Will the Sound Guy: that's pretty rad, thanks for doing what you do
	4:52pm Handy Haversack: Niall (@4:18): What a mess.
	4:58pm Creamo Coyl: 4xCD
	5:06pm Glistener MW: Thanks for another killer show / marathon / past year / everything, C.C.!
	5:07pm Glistener MW: I’ve got to track down this comp
	5:08pm jt: Salvatore Martirano " Two channel tape for Gas Mask Politico! "
	5:08pm tim from washington: The U of Ill's Sousa Archives houses Salvatore Martirano's SalMar synthesizer. It's an awesome spectacle to behold. The director of the Sousa Archives was always happy to fire it up for those interested.
	5:08pm Glistener MW: (Or rather — just now saw your comment near the start about it never being commercially available! Thank Ubu for the WFMU archives.)
	5:09pm Creamo Coyl: There's copies out there. Whoa on the synth. Would like to see that in action.
	5:10pm Handy Haversack: Creamo, if you're ever given the opportunity to do liner notes for a reissue, you can put down that it's particularly well suited to helping people go through their D&D stuff and decide what to sell.
	5:11pm drowsy: +1 on the archives - looking at this I'm going to have review! Sounding good Creamo Coyl, thanks! The Martiriano sounds like a Buchla was having a nice nap and purring.
	5:11pm Creamo Coyl: Keep the Fiend Folio!
	5:11pm Handy Haversack: I kept three copies! I'm not crazy.
	5:11pm ultradamno: If you just threw in some Sisters Of Mercy this would be like six hours of Blumin this week.
	5:12pm Creamo Coyl: Hoarding like a dragon, or a demi-lich.
	5:13pm fred: I still have my Fiend Folio! Not that I have any use for it
	5:13pm sky: Having some nostalgic feelings listening to this stuff, thinking of the biological computer lab at uiuc, Herbert Brün and the School for Designing a Society. So many promising applications of concepts from cybernetics and experimental composition.
	5:14pm tim from washington: It looks like this comp is held at quite a few university libraries so ordering through WorldCat via your local library is an option for borrowing a physical copy.
	5:16pm tim from washington: @sky - That's right! There was a pretty formidable cybernetics contingent at the U of I in the late 70s/early 80s.
	5:17pm chresti: Hi Creamo and fiends!
	5:17pm Will the Sound Guy: Definitely diggin this track
	5:17pm Handy Haversack: "My advice to you, my violent young friend, is to find a pile of gold -- and sit on it." -- The Dragon, /Grendel/ Also: cheers, Blastoyds! It's after both locally and in my heart!
	5:17pm drowsy: @Niall, feel better man. Very sorry to hear about the fire on top of C19. The views I have access to in New Hampshire were almost clearcut, and I feel your pain there very much.
	5:18pm Daybreak in the Covid house!: This sounds like the self playing piano from the latest Mark Rober video.
	5:18pm lazy pierogi: delightful!
	5:20pm tim from washington: Hey chresti! Join the party!
	5:21pm ultradamno: People! ONE AT A TIME!
	5:22pm Niall: Whoa. Radio Ravioli, is that you?
	5:22pm fred: I gave up RPG when my game leader got toxic (and not in the Ken way). Guy got into torturing cats and feeding them -- bound -- to dogs, a parody of DnD assholes. I quit
	5:22pm Niall: Thank you, @drowsy! The death of a field is the death of a feeling!
	5:23pm tim from washington: I'm wondering if Brian Belet has had it with academics - haha.
	5:24pm ParUbi: Hej there
	5:25pm Will the Sound Guy: skimming the leaves out of the pool, drinking a beer after work, listening to the Creamo curated sounds....
	5:28pm chresti: Hi tim!
	5:38pm Niall: @tim - cybernetics a la the Dutch music crowd, Kayn, eg al? Neat.
	5:41pm tim from washington: @Niall - I'm not familiar with the Dutch cyberneticists. I'll give that a look!
	5:43pm Niall: @tim: some goodies: rolandkayn.bandcamp.com recollectiongrm.bandcamp.com...
	5:43pm Will the Sound Guy: Niall, I too am not familiar... I'll try to remember to put it on the list
	5:45pm Niall: @will: The Kayn stuff on BC is speedy, but hooooboy, try buying the old CDs or vinyl!
	5:46pm Niall: SPENDY. Fecking autocorrupt.
	5:48pm Will the Sound Guy: gotcha, I'll dig in a bit
	5:48pm Niall: I don't know if I can attribute it to C19, but for the last few days, I've had an insatiable appetite for nettles and kale. I just housed two bunches of kale in "chip" form and the nettles I've picked on walks hasn't fared much better. Anyone else experience cravings?
	5:50pm fred: @Niall: North Guinea Hills coined "autocarrot" for this, and I hereby endorse it
	5:51pm Will the Sound Guy: I've eaten things with nettles in it, but I work full-time as a land surveyor. stinging nettles and I are not friends.
	5:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Creamo. Thanks for the bleeps today.
	5:52pm tim from washington: Thanks for the links, Niall!
	5:52pm Niall: @will the sound guy: I believe it! I'm grabbing them while they're relatively soft and low in oxalic acid. @fred: Wil lI find this'd by googling it? I don't know the reference.
	5:53pm Creamo Coyl: My pleeesure.
	5:54pm fred: No reference there I think, just NGH's wit
	5:54pm Niall: Oh I see; I don't think I know the listener!
	5:55pm tim from washington: Thanks for playing this, Creamo!
	5:55pm Will the Sound Guy: Thank you Creamo Coyl for the noises today!
	5:56pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Creamo! This was great. Just the indulgence we needed after two wild weeks. Stay Blastered, youse!
	5:57pm fred: @Niall: He's hit a rough spot lately (plus he's in Florida), but he's good people
	5:57pm Will the Sound Guy: be well blasterrrrrrrrrsssssssssssss and blistresssssssssseeeeeessssssssssss
	5:57pm slugluv1313: hey there, Creamo, Coylers -- been listening in werk-and-lurk mode, fantastic sounds/vibes -- thanks so much!

Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl: Playlist from March 22, 2022

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