WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from October 25, 2011

Listener comments!
	12:01pm tonyc: Hullo dere! Nothing but 7" singles from the first half the of eighties today....
	12:01pm iker: hello Tony!!!!!!!! man, so looking forward to this show!!!!!!!!
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: good tuesday, tony and all!
	12:03pm J J: Cartoon music on the other dial signals, SWITCH!
	12:03pm Alf from Upstate: Welcome back, Tony!
	12:04pm tonyc: Hello, everybody! Thanks for showing up....
	12:05pm Doug Schulkind: Go, Tony, go. (Or stay. Your choice.)!
	12:07pm Ricardo Montalban: I was in the wrong room. Thanks, Doug!
	12:08pm tonyc: Hola, senor!
	12:10pm Doug Schulkind: There's just a thin curtain of beads separating the two playlists, Ricardo. You could've just followed the cloud of hashish smoke coming from Tony's playlist.
	12:11pm tonyc: Hey peeps: a wee bit o' pledging would be nice -- I'm so close, yet so far.
	12:12pm tonyc: Doug: What are you talking about! No one smoked hashish in the first half of the '80s....
	12:15pm Doug Schulkind: Oh right, Dude, I was too stoned to notice.
	12:15pm tonyc: Authentic '80s scratches courtesy of my singles boxes.
	12:16pm still b/p: I was not living in an area of musical openness/variety in the early 80s, so EVERY song on this playlist will probably be a first hearing.
	12:20pm listener james from westwood: Ditto here; this will be a remedial class in early-80s sonic cultcha.
	12:21pm tonyc: This kind of thing -- plus prog -- are sort of my roots. I didn't discover psych and such until the early '90s....
	12:21pm Doug Schulkind: Tony is THISCLOSE to reaching his goal. Please help Tony's show become the first on Give the Drummer Radio to reach the mighty 100!! Just a handful of small pledges will do it.
	12:22pm tonyc: Hear Doug and obey....
	12:28pm tonyc: er ... please obey? Would be fun to push PAST 100% ... it can be done ... but I'd really like to at least make my goal.
	12:41pm tonyc: Of course, thanks to you who've already pledged!
	12:43pm conrad: Yep, early '80s New Wave weirdness is def. my roots as well. I was thinking of "Tornader To The Tater" yesterday, a 7" Gary Panter did backed by The Residents. Got that one, Tony?
	12:44pm tonyc: Hey Conrad! Nope, I don't have that Panter/Residents 7" -- though I do have his LP "One Hell Soundwich" ... which is pretty good too.
	12:45pm Ricardo Montalban: Dag nab it! I missed a ton of music due to an unplanned work meeting!
	12:46pm Doug Schulkind: If I've done my math correctly (big if), Tony is only $71 dollars and 67 cents away from hitting his goal. Won't a few of you step up to the plate and knock this sucker out of the park?! No need for nail-biting anxiety here. Just drag Tony ecstatically across the finish line and then sit back and groove on the rest of the show. PLEASE DO IT!
	12:47pm Ricardo Montalban: The first weird thing I intentionally bought with my own money was a 7" 45. The Residents Satisfaction/Loser=Weed. I hadn't even heard any music by them at that point, just read about them.
	12:48pm tonyc: The track on now (Band T & Instruments) features Michel Waisvisz's crackle box.
	12:49pm tonyc: Satisfaction/ Loser's Weed was an early (high school) purchase of mine as well....
	12:50pm J J: I had to look up what a cracklebox is, or kraakdoos.
	12:51pm Ricardo Montalban: Yeah, I was in High School. I remember foolishly thinking my friends would find it as weirdly cool as I did. But then, I had some growin' up to do.
	12:53pm tonyc: JJ: Waisvisz has a great, great LP called "Crackle" featuring the crackle box....
	12:58pm tonyc: Not even one leetle, leetle pledge? Do they know it's Crisp Mess?
	1:04pm tonyc: It's amazing how much influence dub had on UK post-punk -- you can hear it all over the place in the wacky mixing....
	1:06pm tonyc: Thanks for the pledge, Rich! (I am now equipped with x-ray vision, so I can see who's pledging.)
	1:08pm Mark Williams: I know Tony (re the dub/postpunk connection). I have a long list of songs at home I was compiling for purposes unknown, which I've dubbed (ahem) post-punky reggae.
	1:10pm J J: I threw all my eggs in the first day.
	1:12pm J J: If my chicken lays some more, I'll be sure to send them your way.
	1:12pm tonyc: Thanks much, JJ! Eggs are eggs whenever they're thrown....
	1:13pm tonyc: I meant the old eggs -- not potential new ones!
	1:14pm Brian in UK: G'day Tony. Got any Four Kings, they were on Fresh like Family Fodder. Fresh turned into Jungle & they had early Mercury Rev 'till Sony flashed the cash!!
	1:18pm tonyc: Hey Brian, Have never heard of Four Kings, ack-tcho-lee ... will have to investigate.
	1:23pm Doug Schulkind: Tony is now LESS THAN $57 from hitting his goal!
	1:23pm tonyc: Just a few more eggs will bring my omelette up to 100%. Chickens of the world, unite!
	1:24pm Brian in UK: Never got past issuing singles Tony.
	1:25pm Irma in the Coop: BOK BOK
	1:26pm tonyc: CHOY CHOY
	1:26pm Brian in UK: Amazing how long Vinnie has been at it.
	1:29pm Ricardo Montalban: You have only your feathers to lose
	1:30pm tonyc: Push push (eggs) in the bush. Please help me reach 100%. (And, no, that wasn't your cat.)
	1:30pm Ricardo Montalban: Or as the late, great Dr. Gene Scott used to say: "I want the phones to light up with people that care! No gifts tonight - I want SACRIFICE!"
	1:33pm tonyc: Throbbing Eggs for Gristle, anyone?
	1:35pm tonyc: By the way, my next show, in two weeks, will be a chop suey of leftover tracks from the three specials I've done this month ('60s psych, covers, '80s post-punk).
	1:37pm tonyc: Pledge-o. pledge-o, pledge-o ... please-o, please-o, please-o....
	1:42pm Doug Schulkind: We need six people to pledge $10 bucks. Just ten. Don't wait for your neighbor to be heroic. You be the hero. WFMU really bad needs your financial support. WFMU did not meet its goal during last spring's fundraising marathon, and the station is counting on you to help make it through the end of the year. If each show reaches its assigned goal, the entire station will do the same and all will be safe. PLEASE HELP OUT. If you've already given, THANK YOU. If you've yet to donate, please make a small contribution. This is Tony's last show during the fund-raising month of October. Show him some well-earned appreciation!!
	1:44pm tonyc: Yep, only a bit more than an hour left for me, before I'm done with trying to help out the station and the stream. Roll some green eggs my way, won't you?
	1:46pm Mark Williams: i told Joe McGasko, your pledge coordinator, that I'd simply send in a check, allowing you to avoid credit card fees. don't think that was considered a pledge. i've not sent that in yet - is there a way to pledge it to this show & still have me send in a check?
	1:47pm $800: Just $56.67 and I will feel whole again.
	1:48pm tonyc: Mark: Probably yes. Doug?
	1:52pm tonyc: Editorial note: Christoph Anders of Toto Lotto is not an anti-semite -- he's in "character" here. He's a left-winger and this is an anti-fascist-punk song
	1:54pm Doug Schulkind: Mark: 1) Thank you 2) I believe you can click though on the pledge procedure using the above widget and just leave a pledge (you don't have to pay with a credit card). Just send in your payment when you get your pledge form in the mail.
	1:55pm tonyc: Everybody there? The stream dropped out for a second, but is back now.
	1:56pm Ricardo Montalban: That Toto Lotto song was very Roxy/Ferry damaged
	1:59pm listener james from westwood: I got $25 from my health insurer today as reimbursement for a flu shot. I just sent it to FMU.
	1:59pm tonyc: Mark: Thanks very much, of course!
	1:59pm iker: amazing show so far, Tony!!! i loved the amos & sara track you played, never paid too much attention to it before. pity they never released "in a hell-bed" as a single (it's on the Private World of Amos cassette). what a song!!! it would have been a HIT! (well, in an another galaxy, perhaps...)
	2:00pm tonyc: WOW!!! 100% reached!!!!! HURRRAY!!! (Thanks to pledgers to follow.)
	2:01pm tonyc: Many, many thanks to James and Mark for your generous pledges!!! And thanks, Iker! Glad you're enjoying the show....
	2:01pm Ike: Aw dagnabbit, I'm late today! But I got here. Sounds great! So glad there'll be an archive.
	2:03pm $818.33: Now no more begging.
	2:03pm listener james from westwood: I just would've spend it on stuff at the Record Fair. Or Two Boots Pizza. :)
	2:03pm tonyc: Hey there, Ike! By the by, the vocalist here is none other than Shelley Hirsch....
	2:04pm Doug Schulkind: Brilliant! Thanks one and all.
	2:08pm tonyc: Yes, indeed!! Thanks, thanks, thanks!!!
	2:09pm Carmichael: Lurking, pounding out work. Great tuneage, Tony.
	2:10pm tonyc: Thanks, Carmichael!
	2:10pm Mark Williams: The Wonderful World of Glass is one of the great, great compilations of this era. Another one you'd wish a reissue for.
	2:12pm tonyc: Mark: Agreed!
	2:14pm Math Class is Hard: 818.33 is actually 101% :-)
	2:15pm Progress Bar: A silly millimeter longer!
	2:16pm Math Class is Hard: Make that 102.
	2:16pm tonyc: Yep -- guess that display box can't actually register numbers past 100. Thanks again, everybody!
	2:21pm tonyc: But no more talk of lucre -- sit back and enjoy the rest of the show!!!
	2:29pm listener james from westwood: i want to see amanda and doug get over the hump this week too. not to mention the entire station!! but enough cash gab.
	2:33pm tonyc: Yes, absolutely, James! I am speaking of a mere temporary lull.....
	2:36pm tonyc: Let the hump-jumping continue -- but enjoy the break right now.
	2:37pm tonyc: Unless, of course, you like to celebrate by pledging. Don't let me stop you.....
	2:38pm tonyc: Verily ... it was good.
	2:49pm Doug Schulkind: Tony's meeting the goal is all the more impressive considering he only had three shows this month!
	2:52pm tonyc: Yes, thanks so much again, everyone!! I'll be back in two weeks with a chop suey show. Keep on pledging to the stream and station. Get Doug and Amanda all the way!
	2:52pm Ricardo Montalban: thanks for the fun sounds, Tony!
	2:54pm tonyc: You're welcome! And thank you for your pledge. See ya, everybody.....
	2:54pm Ike: Chop suey?!
	2:54pm tonyc: Leftovers from my October specials, mixed together....
	2:55pm Carmichael: Before your time, Ike ...
	2:56pm tonyc: Sayonara....
	2:58pm listener james from westwood: i'm gonna want that show again an hour later after hearing it. thanks for the trip to an 80s i'd never heard before, tony!
	3:02pm tonyc: You're very welcome, James!!
	3:27pm tonyc: And if anyone listens to an archive of this show, go with the mp3 archive -- should sound much better than the pop-up (I've been fiddling with improving the sound quality of the four-week mp3 version).
	12:18pm Ike: I'm really enjoying the rerun of this show since I didn't catch most of it the first time. I'm not clear on why the covers show isn't being rerun today instead -- but it works for me since I really wanted to hear this one!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from October 25, 2011

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October 25, 2011: Singles Going Steady Week: Art-Damaged Post-Punkers Waving Hello

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
THE IN-THEME	"THE IN-THEME"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)

VOICE FARM	Modern Things "Modern Things" by "VOICE FARM"	7"	Optional	1981	0:10:16 (Pop-up)
GREENFIELD LEISURE	L'Orange "L'Orange" by "GREENFIELD LEISURE"	7"	Strange Orchestra	1981	0:13:20 (Pop-up)
LORI & THE CHAMELEONS	The Lonely Spy	7"	Korova	1980	0:16:15 (Pop-up)
THE LONDON UNDERGROUND	Learn a Language	7"	On-U Sound	1980	0:19:51 (Pop-up)
THE GLORIOUS STRANGERS	Why Don't You Join the Army?	7"	Theoretical Records	1980	0:23:28 (Pop-up)
THE JANET & JOHNS	Let Bygones Be Bygones	7"	Vindaloo	1980	0:26:18 (Pop-up)

THE HONEYMOON KILLERS	Histoire a Suivre	7"	Crammed Discs	1981	0:32:41 (Pop-up)
FAMILY FODDER	Desire "Desire" by "FAMILY FODDER"	7"	Fresh	1980	0:35:47 (Pop-up)
THE TESCO BOMBERS	Break the Ice at Parties	7"	Y Records	1982	0:38:59 (Pop-up)
THE VINCENT UNITS	Everything Is Going to Be All Wrong	7"	Y Records	1981	0:40:51 (Pop-up)
SARA	Lu-Lu on the Rocks "Lu-Lu on the Rocks" by "SARA"	Sara Goes Pop (dbl 7")	It's War Boys	1982	0:41:53 (Pop-up)
THE PHILOSOPHIC COLLAGE	Toxic Poppies	7"	American Aesthetic Industries	1981	0:44:38 (Pop-up)
THE PSYCLONES	Like You "Like You" by "THE PSYCLONES"	7"	Clone Tone	1981	0:46:15 (Pop-up)
THE REFLECTIONS	The Coroner and the Inquest	7"	Cherry Red	1981	0:49:15 (Pop-up)
BAND T + INSTRUMENTS	Words "Words" by "BAND T + INSTRUMENTS"	7"	Plurex	1980	0:53:45 (Pop-up)

SIC	Voltage Control "Voltage Control" by "SIC"	7"	Artibano	1980	0:59:46 (Pop-up)
VOGEL	Guten Morgen "Guten Morgen" by "VOGEL"	7"	Recommended	1980	1:02:27 (Pop-up)
THE FLYING LIZARDS	Portugal "Portugal" by "THE FLYING LIZARDS"	7"	Virgin	1980	1:05:49 (Pop-up)
ALTERNATIVE TV	Dub in Bed "Dub in Bed" by "ALTERNATIVE TV"	7"	IRS	1981	1:08:55 (Pop-up)
NOTORISCHE REFLEXE	Breschnew Rap "Breschnew Rap" by "NOTORISCHE REFLEXE"	7"	International	1983	1:11:53 (Pop-up)
NEON	Informations of Death "Informations of Death" by "NEON"	7"	Urgent	1980	1:16:25 (Pop-up)

HECTOR LEUCK & KRISTA	Plaisir Locques	7"	Tago Mago	1985	1:25:00 (Pop-up)
BENE GESSERIT	Kidnapping "Kidnapping" by "BENE GESSERIT"	7"	Grafika	1982	1:28:00 (Pop-up)
THE DURUTTI COLUMN	Enigma "Enigma" by "THE DURUTTI COLUMN"	7"	Sordide Sentimental	1980	1:31:30 (Pop-up)
THE VELVET MONKEYS	Colors Pt. 2 "Colors Pt. 2" by "THE VELVET MONKEYS"	7"	Bona Fide	1985	1:34:33 (Pop-up)
UN DEPARTEMENT	La Poupee au Doigt de la Fille	7"	Un Departement Production	1980	1:37:34 (Pop-up)
THROBBING GRISTLE	Distant Dreams (Part Two)	7"	Industrial	1980	1:39:49 (Pop-up)

D.D.A.A.	Les 25 Pieces Sont Vide "Les 25 Pieces Sont Vide" by "D.D.A.A."	5eme Anniversaire (7" EP)	Illusion Production	1984	1:48:23 (Pop-up)
DENNIS BURNS & MARK PERRY	Music Death	7"	NB	1980	1:52:05 (Pop-up)
HEINER GOEBBELS	Die Letzte Buche "Die Letzte Buche" by "HEINER GOEBBELS"	7"	Riskant	1982	1:54:37 (Pop-up)
TOTO LOTTO	Cut a Slice "Cut a Slice" by "TOTO LOTTO"	7"	Toto Lotto	1980	1:57:08 (Pop-up)
LUCRATE MILK	Hanschen Klein "Hanschen Klein" by "LUCRATE MILK"	Poissons (7" EP)	Milk	1982	1:59:41 (Pop-up)
BLURT	This Is My Royal Wedding Souvenir	7"	Armageddon	1981	2:01:05 (Pop-up)
THE STICK MEN	The Flame Breathers Meet Wax Gumby in Ice Land	Charmed (7" EP)	Phantom Plaything	1982	2:03:22 (Pop-up)
SPLODGENESSABOUNDS	Socks "Socks" by "SPLODGENESSABOUNDS"	7"	Deram	1980	2:06:44 (Pop-up)
PUBLIC SERVANTS	A Mistake "A Mistake" by "PUBLIC SERVANTS"	7"	J. Edible	1981	2:08:48 (Pop-up)

RELIGIOUS OVERDOSE	I Said Go "I Said Go" by "RELIGIOUS OVERDOSE"	7"	Glass	1981	2:15:22 (Pop-up)
THE DIVORCE	Friends and Celebrities	7"	Divorced	1980	2:17:33 (Pop-up)
GLAXO BABIES	There'll Be No Room for You in the Shelter	Limited Entertainment (7" EP)	Y/ Rough Trade	1980	2:22:22 (Pop-up)
RAYMILLAND	Distant View "Distant View" by "RAYMILLAND"	7"	Praxis	1980	2:25:04 (Pop-up)
SOFT BOYS	Strange "Strange" by "SOFT BOYS"	Near the Soft Boys (7" EP)	Armageddon	1980	2:29:20 (Pop-up)
DELTA FIVE	Leaving "Leaving" by "DELTA FIVE"	7"	Pre	1981	2:32:24 (Pop-up)
BPEOPLE	M.P.C.D. "M.P.C.D." by "BPEOPLE"	7"	IRS	1981	2:35:05 (Pop-up)

CLOCK DVA	4 Hours (Re-Mixed) "4 Hours (Re-Mixed)" by "CLOCK DVA"	7"	Fetish	1981	2:40:27 (Pop-up)
FIRMAMENT & THE ELEMENTS	The Festival of Frothy Muggament	7"	Illuminated	1981	2:44:22 (Pop-up)
THE WIBBLEY BROTHERS	First Aid "First Aid" by "THE WIBBLEY BROTHERS"	Dark Side of the Mune (7" EP)	Rondelet	1981	2:47:44 (Pop-up)
LUCAS TROUBLE	Miss Syphilis "Miss Syphilis" by "LUCAS TROUBLE"	7"	Bain Total	1980	2:50:26 (Pop-up)
DIZZY & THE ROMILARS	Star Time "Star Time" by "DIZZY & THE ROMILARS"	7"	Jimboco	1980	2:53:00 (Pop-up)

MAKERS OF THE DEAD TRAVEL FAST	Tael of a Saeghors	7"	M-Squared	1980	2:58:03 (Pop-up)
CURD DUCA	Wind/ Traffic (slowed down)				3:02:57 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:01pm tonyc: Hullo dere! Nothing but 7" singles from the first half the of eighties today....
	12:01pm iker: hello Tony!!!!!!!! man, so looking forward to this show!!!!!!!!
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: good tuesday, tony and all!
	12:03pm J J: Cartoon music on the other dial signals, SWITCH!
	12:03pm Alf from Upstate: Welcome back, Tony!
	12:04pm tonyc: Hello, everybody! Thanks for showing up....
	12:05pm Doug Schulkind: Go, Tony, go. (Or stay. Your choice.)!
	12:07pm Ricardo Montalban: I was in the wrong room. Thanks, Doug!
	12:08pm tonyc: Hola, senor!
	12:10pm Doug Schulkind: There's just a thin curtain of beads separating the two playlists, Ricardo. You could've just followed the cloud of hashish smoke coming from Tony's playlist.
	12:11pm tonyc: Hey peeps: a wee bit o' pledging would be nice -- I'm so close, yet so far.
	12:12pm tonyc: Doug: What are you talking about! No one smoked hashish in the first half of the '80s....
	12:15pm Doug Schulkind: Oh right, Dude, I was too stoned to notice.
	12:15pm tonyc: Authentic '80s scratches courtesy of my singles boxes.
	12:16pm still b/p: I was not living in an area of musical openness/variety in the early 80s, so EVERY song on this playlist will probably be a first hearing.
	12:20pm listener james from westwood: Ditto here; this will be a remedial class in early-80s sonic cultcha.
	12:21pm tonyc: This kind of thing -- plus prog -- are sort of my roots. I didn't discover psych and such until the early '90s....
	12:21pm Doug Schulkind: Tony is THISCLOSE to reaching his goal. Please help Tony's show become the first on Give the Drummer Radio to reach the mighty 100!! Just a handful of small pledges will do it.
	12:22pm tonyc: Hear Doug and obey....
	12:28pm tonyc: er ... please obey? Would be fun to push PAST 100% ... it can be done ... but I'd really like to at least make my goal.
	12:41pm tonyc: Of course, thanks to you who've already pledged!
	12:43pm conrad: Yep, early '80s New Wave weirdness is def. my roots as well. I was thinking of "Tornader To The Tater" yesterday, a 7" Gary Panter did backed by The Residents. Got that one, Tony?
	12:44pm tonyc: Hey Conrad! Nope, I don't have that Panter/Residents 7" -- though I do have his LP "One Hell Soundwich" ... which is pretty good too.
	12:45pm Ricardo Montalban: Dag nab it! I missed a ton of music due to an unplanned work meeting!
	12:46pm Doug Schulkind: If I've done my math correctly (big if), Tony is only $71 dollars and 67 cents away from hitting his goal. Won't a few of you step up to the plate and knock this sucker out of the park?! No need for nail-biting anxiety here. Just drag Tony ecstatically across the finish line and then sit back and groove on the rest of the show. PLEASE DO IT!
	12:47pm Ricardo Montalban: The first weird thing I intentionally bought with my own money was a 7" 45. The Residents Satisfaction/Loser=Weed. I hadn't even heard any music by them at that point, just read about them.
	12:48pm tonyc: The track on now (Band T & Instruments) features Michel Waisvisz's crackle box.
	12:49pm tonyc: Satisfaction/ Loser's Weed was an early (high school) purchase of mine as well....
	12:50pm J J: I had to look up what a cracklebox is, or kraakdoos.
	12:51pm Ricardo Montalban: Yeah, I was in High School. I remember foolishly thinking my friends would find it as weirdly cool as I did. But then, I had some growin' up to do.
	12:53pm tonyc: JJ: Waisvisz has a great, great LP called "Crackle" featuring the crackle box....
	12:58pm tonyc: Not even one leetle, leetle pledge? Do they know it's Crisp Mess?
	1:04pm tonyc: It's amazing how much influence dub had on UK post-punk -- you can hear it all over the place in the wacky mixing....
	1:06pm tonyc: Thanks for the pledge, Rich! (I am now equipped with x-ray vision, so I can see who's pledging.)
	1:08pm Mark Williams: I know Tony (re the dub/postpunk connection). I have a long list of songs at home I was compiling for purposes unknown, which I've dubbed (ahem) post-punky reggae.
	1:10pm J J: I threw all my eggs in the first day.
	1:12pm J J: If my chicken lays some more, I'll be sure to send them your way.
	1:12pm tonyc: Thanks much, JJ! Eggs are eggs whenever they're thrown....
	1:13pm tonyc: I meant the old eggs -- not potential new ones!
	1:14pm Brian in UK: G'day Tony. Got any Four Kings, they were on Fresh like Family Fodder. Fresh turned into Jungle & they had early Mercury Rev 'till Sony flashed the cash!!
	1:18pm tonyc: Hey Brian, Have never heard of Four Kings, ack-tcho-lee ... will have to investigate.
	1:23pm Doug Schulkind: Tony is now LESS THAN $57 from hitting his goal!
	1:23pm tonyc: Just a few more eggs will bring my omelette up to 100%. Chickens of the world, unite!
	1:24pm Brian in UK: Never got past issuing singles Tony.
	1:25pm Irma in the Coop: BOK BOK
	1:26pm tonyc: CHOY CHOY
	1:26pm Brian in UK: Amazing how long Vinnie has been at it.
	1:29pm Ricardo Montalban: You have only your feathers to lose
	1:30pm tonyc: Push push (eggs) in the bush. Please help me reach 100%. (And, no, that wasn't your cat.)
	1:30pm Ricardo Montalban: Or as the late, great Dr. Gene Scott used to say: "I want the phones to light up with people that care! No gifts tonight - I want SACRIFICE!"
	1:33pm tonyc: Throbbing Eggs for Gristle, anyone?
	1:35pm tonyc: By the way, my next show, in two weeks, will be a chop suey of leftover tracks from the three specials I've done this month ('60s psych, covers, '80s post-punk).
	1:37pm tonyc: Pledge-o. pledge-o, pledge-o ... please-o, please-o, please-o....
	1:42pm Doug Schulkind: We need six people to pledge $10 bucks. Just ten. Don't wait for your neighbor to be heroic. You be the hero. WFMU really bad needs your financial support. WFMU did not meet its goal during last spring's fundraising marathon, and the station is counting on you to help make it through the end of the year. If each show reaches its assigned goal, the entire station will do the same and all will be safe. PLEASE HELP OUT. If you've already given, THANK YOU. If you've yet to donate, please make a small contribution. This is Tony's last show during the fund-raising month of October. Show him some well-earned appreciation!!
	1:44pm tonyc: Yep, only a bit more than an hour left for me, before I'm done with trying to help out the station and the stream. Roll some green eggs my way, won't you?
	1:46pm Mark Williams: i told Joe McGasko, your pledge coordinator, that I'd simply send in a check, allowing you to avoid credit card fees. don't think that was considered a pledge. i've not sent that in yet - is there a way to pledge it to this show & still have me send in a check?
	1:47pm $800: Just $56.67 and I will feel whole again.
	1:48pm tonyc: Mark: Probably yes. Doug?
	1:52pm tonyc: Editorial note: Christoph Anders of Toto Lotto is not an anti-semite -- he's in "character" here. He's a left-winger and this is an anti-fascist-punk song
	1:54pm Doug Schulkind: Mark: 1) Thank you 2) I believe you can click though on the pledge procedure using the above widget and just leave a pledge (you don't have to pay with a credit card). Just send in your payment when you get your pledge form in the mail.
	1:55pm tonyc: Everybody there? The stream dropped out for a second, but is back now.
	1:56pm Ricardo Montalban: That Toto Lotto song was very Roxy/Ferry damaged
	1:59pm listener james from westwood: I got $25 from my health insurer today as reimbursement for a flu shot. I just sent it to FMU.
	1:59pm tonyc: Mark: Thanks very much, of course!
	1:59pm iker: amazing show so far, Tony!!! i loved the amos & sara track you played, never paid too much attention to it before. pity they never released "in a hell-bed" as a single (it's on the Private World of Amos cassette). what a song!!! it would have been a HIT! (well, in an another galaxy, perhaps...)
	2:00pm tonyc: WOW!!! 100% reached!!!!! HURRRAY!!! (Thanks to pledgers to follow.)
	2:01pm tonyc: Many, many thanks to James and Mark for your generous pledges!!! And thanks, Iker! Glad you're enjoying the show....
	2:01pm Ike: Aw dagnabbit, I'm late today! But I got here. Sounds great! So glad there'll be an archive.
	2:03pm $818.33: Now no more begging.
	2:03pm listener james from westwood: I just would've spend it on stuff at the Record Fair. Or Two Boots Pizza. :)
	2:03pm tonyc: Hey there, Ike! By the by, the vocalist here is none other than Shelley Hirsch....
	2:04pm Doug Schulkind: Brilliant! Thanks one and all.
	2:08pm tonyc: Yes, indeed!! Thanks, thanks, thanks!!!
	2:09pm Carmichael: Lurking, pounding out work. Great tuneage, Tony.
	2:10pm tonyc: Thanks, Carmichael!
	2:10pm Mark Williams: The Wonderful World of Glass is one of the great, great compilations of this era. Another one you'd wish a reissue for.
	2:12pm tonyc: Mark: Agreed!
	2:14pm Math Class is Hard: 818.33 is actually 101% :-)
	2:15pm Progress Bar: A silly millimeter longer!
	2:16pm Math Class is Hard: Make that 102.
	2:16pm tonyc: Yep -- guess that display box can't actually register numbers past 100. Thanks again, everybody!
	2:21pm tonyc: But no more talk of lucre -- sit back and enjoy the rest of the show!!!
	2:29pm listener james from westwood: i want to see amanda and doug get over the hump this week too. not to mention the entire station!! but enough cash gab.
	2:33pm tonyc: Yes, absolutely, James! I am speaking of a mere temporary lull.....
	2:36pm tonyc: Let the hump-jumping continue -- but enjoy the break right now.
	2:37pm tonyc: Unless, of course, you like to celebrate by pledging. Don't let me stop you.....
	2:38pm tonyc: Verily ... it was good.
	2:49pm Doug Schulkind: Tony's meeting the goal is all the more impressive considering he only had three shows this month!
	2:52pm tonyc: Yes, thanks so much again, everyone!! I'll be back in two weeks with a chop suey show. Keep on pledging to the stream and station. Get Doug and Amanda all the way!
	2:52pm Ricardo Montalban: thanks for the fun sounds, Tony!
	2:54pm tonyc: You're welcome! And thank you for your pledge. See ya, everybody.....
	2:54pm Ike: Chop suey?!
	2:54pm tonyc: Leftovers from my October specials, mixed together....
	2:55pm Carmichael: Before your time, Ike ...
	2:56pm tonyc: Sayonara....
	2:58pm listener james from westwood: i'm gonna want that show again an hour later after hearing it. thanks for the trip to an 80s i'd never heard before, tony!
	3:02pm tonyc: You're very welcome, James!!
	3:27pm tonyc: And if anyone listens to an archive of this show, go with the mp3 archive -- should sound much better than the pop-up (I've been fiddling with improving the sound quality of the four-week mp3 version).
	12:18pm Ike: I'm really enjoying the rerun of this show since I didn't catch most of it the first time. I'm not clear on why the covers show isn't being rerun today instead -- but it works for me since I really wanted to hear this one!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from October 25, 2011

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