WFMU: Solid Gold Hell with Sue P.: Playlist from October 16, 2013

Listener comments!
	12:10am dB from Oakland: Hello Sue P, Hello FMU scientists -- this New Zealand selection is way better than any of the Ring and/or Hobbit movies.
	12:11am dB from Oakland: ... and this Tommy James track is similarly awesome.
	12:11am @joejoejoe_m: Haha I was expecting some tommy James
	12:13am Sue P.: Glad I did not disappoint, joejoejoe_m!
	12:14am dB from Oakland: Live at Leeds! Or Hull, or whatever. It's all good to me. If I was starving, I could probably sustain myself on Keith Moon's drum fills.
	12:15am KP: Awaiting the super duper Tommy set.
	12:17am stray teepee: @dBMy favorite album of all time (I had to choose one under duress of torture) The Who Live at Leads. Just tuned in sorry I missed the Who tune. Drat!
	12:18am Richard from Venezuela: Greetings Sue and all the listeners.
	12:19am KP: Cool Cronin.
	12:21am KP: I would put Tommy itself close to tippy-toppy.
	12:22am dB from Oakland: @strayTeepee -- it's a favorite album from my youth that I'm fond of to this day. From what I remember "Live at Leeds" was an inaccurate title, but I'm not an expert on British geography. "Live at Hull" was the more complete version of the same concert. Does that sound right, Sue?
	12:23am dB from Oakland: Que Pasa, Junkie Chipmunk??
	12:25am stray teapee: Yeah, Tommy's great. I think dB might swing to Quadraphenia if your talkin' rock operas. The drums in that work is really unbelievably full and symphonic.
	12:31am KP: No Leeds is Leeds and Hull is Hull. They used some bits from the latter to fill in the former. The beginning of John's vocal track on Heaven and Hell for example.
	12:35am KP: Never cared for Quad. Not Who enough for me. Moons greatest accomplishment is the Underture. It really is a solo symphony.
	12:35am Sue P.: The Who's Live at Hull is actually a different concert (the night after Leeds!).
	12:36am dB from Oakland: tonite's google map project is the distance between Leeds and Hull ...
	12:37am Sue P.: Ha! I like it.
	12:38am dB from Oakland: La Machine ... aw man, this is a great "Underwater Bass" sound.
	12:38am KP: I also had the misfortune of attending an unbelievably horrible quad performance in Montreal. The tapes wouldn't work and whole thing was mess. The boys all ended up in jail that night.
	12:43am dB from Oakland: Leeds to Hull ... 61.7 miles (1 hour and 6 minutes) by car. 55.5 miles (18 hours and change) by foot.
	12:51am scentymint endstinks: I'm really glad I got to see the 21st century, but can I go home now?
	12:51am Eric O: SUE amazing show! Goddamn!
	1:02am Hellameye: @KP That is a cool story, sorry it didn't pan out better.
	1:22am Pete from Boston (and NJ): I can't believe I missed The Who's special appearance. Glen Jones seems to have had a Who epiphany this year and nearly always plays a track (seems to usually be Quadrophenia) in the first set. Just this past Sunday I was commenting that "The Rock" from Quad was perhaps The Who's closest drift toward prog.
	1:26am Sue P.: I'm loving all the love for The Who!
	1:26am Droll: Pete, Depends on how you define prog. The Who made many concept albums, did plenty of long-form songs, flirted with sci-fi... not all prog uses Mellotron and has a flute solo.
	1:28am Pete from Boston (and NJ): I used to spend quite a bit of time poring through abysmal Who bootleg records in the West Village shops. The transcriber of my favorite, "Who Is This," jotted down Daltrey's announced "'s one called 'Relay'" as "Uncle Reely." The art of error...
	1:32am glass pan: @Pete That's a funny translation. I learned a new word today, "reely" Sue seems to be on quite a tear at the moment.
	1:33am tom: Hey! Was great hearing the Ash Nav tracks again! Plus, great show as always, love the segue's. And Toiling Midgets live, man.....
	1:33am Pete from Boston (and NJ): Droll, Quadrophenia was about as concept-heavy as anything Yes or ELP ever did. The weaving of motifs and story through the 88 or so minutes is as rock-dorky (meant as a compliment) as it gets. There's so much layering going on that every time I listen there's something I forgot in there.
	1:38am Pete from Boston (and NJ): Who aside, Sue, it is a rare treat these days to trick myself awake at this hour to catch a little Solid Gold Hell. Still in my small handful of most enjoyable shows on WFMU. Been loving all the recent Lee Ranaldo play on the radio.
	1:43am Sue P.: So glad to have so many folks here in "real" time.
	1:45am Whooda: Goodness! Had to put this on the 'big boy' speakers and to let the neighbors enjoy this Tomma Skallar too.
	1:47am Pete from Boston (and NJ): In my next job, I request Wednesdays off. Until then, my compliments and good night.
	1:52am fleep: Slussenanalys - Ohmwar - Soggy. Trifecta. Well done. ROCK
	2:15am stray teepee: I gottta' go to bed, but can't pull away. No choice but to sleep with the music on. Hope I don't have nightmares! Thanks Sue P.
	2:16am Sue P.: I'll try to tone it down for ya...;)

Solid Gold Hell with Sue P.: Playlist from October 16, 2013

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October 16, 2013

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Scientists	Solid Gold Hell "Solid Gold Hell" by "Scientists"	Blood Red River: 1982-84	Sympathy for the Record Industry
Flying Wild	Upside Down "Upside Down" by "Flying Wild"	VA - Under the Southern Moonlight: The Kiwi Rock Scene 1970-1975	EMI					0:03:12 (Pop-up)
Tommy James and the Shondells	Church Street Soul Revival	40 Years: The Complete Singles Collection (1966-2006)	Aura		CD box set			0:07:29 (Pop-up)
The Who	I'm Free "I'm Free" by "The Who"	Live at Hull 1970	Geffen		CD box set			0:10:44 (Pop-up)
Mikal Cronin	Get Along "Get Along" by "Mikal Cronin"	Mikal Cronin	Trouble In Mind	2011				0:13:01 (Pop-up)
Salty Dog	Doggy Rock "Doggy Rock" by "Salty Dog"	Salty Dog	Strawberry Rain			orig. 1976	*	0:16:55 (Pop-up)
Speakers	Historia De Un Loto Que Floreció En Otoño	En El Maravilloso Mundo de Ingeson	Shadoks			orig. 1968		0:20:17 (Pop-up)
Numbers Band	Jimmy Bell "Jimmy Bell" by "Numbers Band"	Jimmy Bell's Still In Town (reissue)	Exit Stencil		LP box set	orig. 1976	*	0:23:45 (Pop-up)
La Machine	Sucks to Come Down "Sucks to Come Down" by "La Machine"	Phases & Repetition	Castle Face				*	0:35:08 (Pop-up)
TV Ghost	Elevator "Elevator" by "TV Ghost"	Disconnect	In the Red				*	0:40:59 (Pop-up)
Destruction Unit	Final Flight "Final Flight" by "Destruction Unit"	Deep Trip	Sacred Bones				*	0:46:04 (Pop-up)
Kitchen's Floor	Regrets "Regrets" by "Kitchen's Floor"		R.I.P. Society		7"		*	0:51:26 (Pop-up)

Ashtray Navigations	Dead X-Mas on Earth / Ourobouros Carved Flute / Singing Along with the Drone	Use Copenhagen 69 Guitars & Park Drive Effects Pedals Exclusively	Siltbreeze	1998	Vinyl	Side A		1:01:22 (Pop-up)
Richard Francis & Bruce Russell	Garage 1	Garage Music	Alone At Last				*	1:16:48 (Pop-up)
Satanic Rockers	Fruitshop Rat "Fruitshop Rat" by "Satanic Rockers"	Fu Kung	Black Greasy Basement	2012	Vinyl			1:21:35 (Pop-up)
Leftovers	Hermine "Hermine" by "Leftovers"	The Fucken Leftovers Hate You	Dropkick					1:25:59 (Pop-up)
Toiling Midgets	Wishful Thinking "Wishful Thinking" by "Toiling Midgets"	Live at the Old Waldorf, July 21, 1982	Ektro				*	1:30:16 (Pop-up)
Lee Ranaldo and the Dust	Key / Hole	Last Night on Earth	Matador				*	1:34:39 (Pop-up)
Slussenanalys	Tomma Skallar "Tomma Skallar" by "Slussenanalys"	Aquila Helvetos Asfaltos	Ektro				*	1:41:19 (Pop-up)
Ohmwar	Snake "Snake" by "Ohmwar"	split w/ Satan's Satyrs	At War With False Noise		7"		*	1:45:21 (Pop-up)
Soggy	Waiting for the War "Waiting for the War" by "Soggy"	VA - Paink: French Punk Anthems 1977-1982	Born Bad		Vinyl	this track from 1981	*	1:47:42 (Pop-up)
Black Flag	Modern Man "Modern Man" by "Black Flag"	The Unheard 1983 Demos			7"		*	1:51:25 (Pop-up)
Raspberry Bulbs	By The Root "By The Root" by "Raspberry Bulbs"	Deformed Worship	B.E.B.		Vinyl		*	1:53:58 (Pop-up)

Gnaw	Vulture "Vulture" by "Gnaw"	Horrible Chamber	Seventh Rule				*	2:09:04 (Pop-up)
Batillus	Deadweight "Deadweight" by "Batillus"	Furnace	Seventh Rule		Vinyl			2:15:35 (Pop-up)
Bridesmaid	Francis With Wolves "Francis With Wolves" by "Bridesmaid"	Breakfast at Riffany's	Bridesmaid		Vinyl		*	2:22:46 (Pop-up)
Whore Paint	Fevered "Fevered" by "Whore Paint"	Whore Paint	Load		Vinyl		*	2:28:16 (Pop-up)
Fadensonnen	G Train "G Train" by "Fadensonnen"	PD4	Fadensonnen				*	2:38:45 (Pop-up)
Suzuki Junzo	Eclipse IV "Eclipse IV" by "Suzuki Junzo"	Sings II	Nod and Smile				*	2:39:54 (Pop-up)
Cooling Pearls	Get to Her Before the Man	The Honoured Meal of the Stranger	Cooling Pearls				*	2:46:03 (Pop-up)
ÖÖÖÖÖ	Sadekuuro "Sadekuuro" by "ÖÖÖÖÖ"	ÖÖÖÖÖ	267 Lattajjaa				*	2:49:31 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:10am dB from Oakland: Hello Sue P, Hello FMU scientists -- this New Zealand selection is way better than any of the Ring and/or Hobbit movies.
	12:11am dB from Oakland: ... and this Tommy James track is similarly awesome.
	12:11am @joejoejoe_m: Haha I was expecting some tommy James
	12:13am Sue P.: Glad I did not disappoint, joejoejoe_m!
	12:14am dB from Oakland: Live at Leeds! Or Hull, or whatever. It's all good to me. If I was starving, I could probably sustain myself on Keith Moon's drum fills.
	12:15am KP: Awaiting the super duper Tommy set.
	12:17am stray teepee: @dBMy favorite album of all time (I had to choose one under duress of torture) The Who Live at Leads. Just tuned in sorry I missed the Who tune. Drat!
	12:18am Richard from Venezuela: Greetings Sue and all the listeners.
	12:19am KP: Cool Cronin.
	12:21am KP: I would put Tommy itself close to tippy-toppy.
	12:22am dB from Oakland: @strayTeepee -- it's a favorite album from my youth that I'm fond of to this day. From what I remember "Live at Leeds" was an inaccurate title, but I'm not an expert on British geography. "Live at Hull" was the more complete version of the same concert. Does that sound right, Sue?
	12:23am dB from Oakland: Que Pasa, Junkie Chipmunk??
	12:25am stray teapee: Yeah, Tommy's great. I think dB might swing to Quadraphenia if your talkin' rock operas. The drums in that work is really unbelievably full and symphonic.
	12:31am KP: No Leeds is Leeds and Hull is Hull. They used some bits from the latter to fill in the former. The beginning of John's vocal track on Heaven and Hell for example.
	12:35am KP: Never cared for Quad. Not Who enough for me. Moons greatest accomplishment is the Underture. It really is a solo symphony.
	12:35am Sue P.: The Who's Live at Hull is actually a different concert (the night after Leeds!).
	12:36am dB from Oakland: tonite's google map project is the distance between Leeds and Hull ...
	12:37am Sue P.: Ha! I like it.
	12:38am dB from Oakland: La Machine ... aw man, this is a great "Underwater Bass" sound.
	12:38am KP: I also had the misfortune of attending an unbelievably horrible quad performance in Montreal. The tapes wouldn't work and whole thing was mess. The boys all ended up in jail that night.
	12:43am dB from Oakland: Leeds to Hull ... 61.7 miles (1 hour and 6 minutes) by car. 55.5 miles (18 hours and change) by foot.
	12:51am scentymint endstinks: I'm really glad I got to see the 21st century, but can I go home now?
	12:51am Eric O: SUE amazing show! Goddamn!
	1:02am Hellameye: @KP That is a cool story, sorry it didn't pan out better.
	1:22am Pete from Boston (and NJ): I can't believe I missed The Who's special appearance. Glen Jones seems to have had a Who epiphany this year and nearly always plays a track (seems to usually be Quadrophenia) in the first set. Just this past Sunday I was commenting that "The Rock" from Quad was perhaps The Who's closest drift toward prog.
	1:26am Sue P.: I'm loving all the love for The Who!
	1:26am Droll: Pete, Depends on how you define prog. The Who made many concept albums, did plenty of long-form songs, flirted with sci-fi... not all prog uses Mellotron and has a flute solo.
	1:28am Pete from Boston (and NJ): I used to spend quite a bit of time poring through abysmal Who bootleg records in the West Village shops. The transcriber of my favorite, "Who Is This," jotted down Daltrey's announced "'s one called 'Relay'" as "Uncle Reely." The art of error...
	1:32am glass pan: @Pete That's a funny translation. I learned a new word today, "reely" Sue seems to be on quite a tear at the moment.
	1:33am tom: Hey! Was great hearing the Ash Nav tracks again! Plus, great show as always, love the segue's. And Toiling Midgets live, man.....
	1:33am Pete from Boston (and NJ): Droll, Quadrophenia was about as concept-heavy as anything Yes or ELP ever did. The weaving of motifs and story through the 88 or so minutes is as rock-dorky (meant as a compliment) as it gets. There's so much layering going on that every time I listen there's something I forgot in there.
	1:38am Pete from Boston (and NJ): Who aside, Sue, it is a rare treat these days to trick myself awake at this hour to catch a little Solid Gold Hell. Still in my small handful of most enjoyable shows on WFMU. Been loving all the recent Lee Ranaldo play on the radio.
	1:43am Sue P.: So glad to have so many folks here in "real" time.
	1:45am Whooda: Goodness! Had to put this on the 'big boy' speakers and to let the neighbors enjoy this Tomma Skallar too.
	1:47am Pete from Boston (and NJ): In my next job, I request Wednesdays off. Until then, my compliments and good night.
	1:52am fleep: Slussenanalys - Ohmwar - Soggy. Trifecta. Well done. ROCK
	2:15am stray teepee: I gottta' go to bed, but can't pull away. No choice but to sleep with the music on. Hope I don't have nightmares! Thanks Sue P.
	2:16am Sue P.: I'll try to tone it down for ya...;)

Solid Gold Hell with Sue P.: Playlist from October 16, 2013

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