WFMU: Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from March 22, 2019

Listener comments!
	6:54pm Rich in Washington: Howdy folks! Make yourselves at home while I get the puppet show lined up.
	6:57pm Don-O: Sorry if I put the listeners to sleep, Rich. I hope you can wake 'em up!
	6:58pm Rich in Washington: WAKE UP!
	6:59pm Rich in Washington: This show might put them back to sleep. Or in a coma!
	6:59pm βrian: A coma sounds ok to me right about now.
	7:01pm Don-O: Dennis Duck?! Bastard son of Disco Duck?
	7:01pm Rich in Washington: Hi βrian! Thanks for tuning in! Here's your pillow!
	7:01pm Don-O: I wonder if this is what you hear when you're in a coma.
	7:03pm βrian: But ... it's way too big to swallow. Can I have one of the orange pills?
	7:03pm Rich in Washington: I do. You don't?
	7:04pm Rich in Washington: The orange pills are one of those that don't do anything at all. Ask Alice.
	7:06pm Mr Fab: Dennis Duck: turntablism pioneer (this came out in the '70s!), and drummer for the Dream Syndicate.
	7:07pm Rich in Washington: This is the ought-six reissue with tons of extra material. Sure do love it. It's almost always in my show crate.
	7:07pm Mr Fab: released under the auspices of the legendary, and still active, LA Free Music Society. i check out their live events when I can.
	7:08pm Don-O: SOUND GALLERYYYYYY!!!!!
	7:10pm Rich in Washington: I almost reflexively gave the phone number to the air room. That would be funny. SOme poor volunteer for Democracy Now getting calls from Sheena weirdos.
	7:10pm βrian: I'm play-listing to port and taking on ennui.
	7:10pm Rich in Washington: That Paris Studio Group still makes my heart leap, being the theme tune to Vision On.
	7:11pm Otis Fodder: Great McLuhan find in the thrift!
	7:12pm Mr Fab: "SOme poor volunteer for Democracy Now getting calls from Sheena weirdos" - We should call 'em anyway. idea for a future show!
	7:12pm Rich in Washington: I know! I almost yelled. Also a rare moment where I had my wife with me AND she knew what the record was.
	7:13pm Don-O: I see a 'prank phone call' show in the future!
	7:13pm Rich in Washington: I have a recording of someone calling a morning talk radio show and is complaining about late night music programmers of being followers of Aleister Crowley. and I think it's the same lady that used to call my show and complain about the stuff I was playing.
	7:13pm Otis Fodder: The luck of the thrifts. Love when that happens. Okay, back to Pasta and listening in the kitchen, almost a tradition now every Friday. :)
	7:14pm Mr Fab: to paraphrase Woody Allen: "Rich, I am Marshall McLuhan. You know NOTHING about my theories."
	7:14pm Rich in Washington: i had someone threaten to burn the station down when I played that Free Snot of Jesus record, all the prank calls to religious stations, etc.
	7:15pm Rich in Washington: For some reason, I am finding better records at Goodwill stores lately. Not sure why. Maybe they're not filtering stuff for online selling?
	7:16pm Mr Fab: Don-O: play prank call records, or we make our own prank calls? I'm up for either one.
	7:16pm Rich in Washington: The production style of this record really really reminds me of Don Joyce's style. I wonder if this record had an influence on him and Negativland. It's pretty amazing.
	7:18pm Don-O: Jersey Boys are making their first album in 20 years. So, I guess they beat us to it as for as any new stuff.
	7:18pm Rich in Washington: None of that repetition is me. It's how they did it. Razor blades. This record is really ahead of its time.
	7:19pm Rich in Washington: No way! I thought they had some kind of falling out.
	7:21pm βrian: If you want to pick up college credits, you'll need a really good opening line.
	7:22pm Rich in Washington: 'an amazing symphony of prosperity..'
	7:24pm Rich in Washington: This album is criminally unappreciated. It was cited as being an influence on Negativland.
	7:25pm Rich in Washington: Jesus Christ, It's sugar!
	7:26pm βrian: Semantic sugar!
	7:27pm Rich in Washington: i always think that laughing is Pee Wee Herman.
	7:31pm Rich in Washington: If you ain't you, you ain't anybody.
	7:36pm Otis Fodder: I had to come back in from the kitchen and just say, how much I love this Hal Blaine album.
	7:38pm Otis Fodder: It's wild, but still a really smooth easy listen I find. For those of us with ears that are tuned to 'sheena jungle room' frequencies I guess.
	7:39pm Rich in Washington: It's maybe my favorite Hal Blaine record. It's got nutty Library music type vibes to it.
	7:39pm Rich in Washington: How's the pasta project going?
	7:40pm Otis Fodder: Slowly and totally amateur. Eating now.
	7:42pm Rich in Washington: when I heard that Wrecking Crew members played on Zappa's Freak Out, I sort of assumed Blaine played on it because of the whacked out percussion on side four, but it wasn't him. Not a single note.
	7:42pm Rich in Washington: Amateur eating. Mmmm!
	7:46pm Otis Fodder: Never knew that there was a Cru-FreakOut connection. Cool. My cooking is just above amateur stage. Never had a passion for it until last year when I dug in. Now having fun failing and experimenting. Catch me in a year or two when I start to cook for dinner parties.
	7:47pm Otis Fodder: This is music for spices.
	7:47pm Rich in Washington: My wife and I love just improvising dishes with what we have around.
	7:48pm Otis Fodder: That's what I'm doing now. Last night leftover samosas with olives, peppers, onions, cheese, spices, sea salt... and my go to: Sriracha
	7:49pm Otis Fodder: This Ralph album is on my wantlist.
	7:49pm Rich in Washington: This is about food.
	7:49pm Mr Fab: I included "Flower Society" on an exotica comp I did for my old blog. All those birdie fx gave it a tiki bar kinda vibe.
	7:51pm Rich in Washington: It is really exotica-y.
	7:53pm Rich in Washington: Finally got my reverb to work on my mic.
	7:54pm Mr Fab: Hal Blaine, Dick Dale, Andre Williams...the Jungle Room keeps adding more zombie members...
	7:55pm Rich in Washington: I totally forgot to play any of the latter two. Stupid!
	7:56pm Rich in Washington: But I also knew my fellow Jungleites would do a much better job of paying tribute to them.
	7:57pm Otis Fodder: Thanks Rich, have a great weekend!
	7:57pm Rich in Washington: Fabs, you participated in that Mashed in Plastic comp, no?
	7:57pm Rich in Washington: I need to get this audio book. It sounds bonkers.
	7:58pm Mr Fab: ha, yeah, "Eraserhead Serenade"
	7:58pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for listening, Otis! Bon appetit!
	7:58pm Rich in Washington: I thought so! That's a great track!
	7:59pm Rich in Washington: Twin Peaks' revival made me want to do an all Lynch show but I never did. Maybe I should though.
	8:00pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for listening, everybody! See you all next week!
	8:00pm Mr Fab: Thanks to ALL for another fab Friday

Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from March 22, 2019

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A three-hour exploration of excavations from the farthest reaches of humanity's hellish collective brain, through records, tapes, CDs, mostly scoured from country bumpkin thrift stores, creepy charity shops, backwoods junk stores, and even the internet - all mixed live. We don't judge, we just play 'em. Hosted by Rich in Washington.

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March 22, 2019: All's Odd that Ends Well

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Dennis Duck	Intro "Intro" by "Dennis Duck"	Dennis Duck Goes Disco	Poo Bah Records	2006	LP	[reissue]	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Severed Heads	Gashing The Old Mae West	Since The Accident	Ink Records	1983	LP		0:01:27 (Pop-up)
Dennis Duck	Do The Fence "Do The Fence" by "Dennis Duck"	Dennis Duck Goes Disco	Poo Bah Records	2006	LP	Played simultaneously...	0:03:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Paris Studio Group	Accroche Toi, Caroline	Vision On: Selected Themes					0:07:23 (Pop-up)
Marshall McLuhan, Quentin Fiore, Jerome Agel	The Medium is the Massage	The Medium is the Massage	Columbia	1967	LP		0:08:43 (Pop-up)
USAF	60 sec. Rock N' Roll Version	US Airforce Recruitment PSA	USAF		7"		0:19:28 (Pop-up)
Daniel Steven Crafts	Snake Oil Symphony IV	Soap Opera Suite/Snake Oil Symphony	Lutra Recordings	1983	LP		0:20:20 (Pop-up)
Orchid Spangiafora	Mondo Stupid "Mondo Stupid" by "Orchid Spangiafora"	Flee Past Apes Elf	Feeding Tube Records	2013	LP	[reissue]	0:25:40 (Pop-up)
Negativland	We Want "We Want" by "Negativland"	Advertising Secrets (radio commission piece)	New American Radio	1991	MP3		0:28:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Max Harris Trio	Gurney Slade "Gurney Slade" by "Max Harris Trio"	Vision On: Selected Themes					0:31:11 (Pop-up)
Hal Blaine	Love-In (December) "Love-In (December)" by "Hal Blaine"	Psychedelic Percussion	Dunhill Records	1967	LP		0:32:57 (Pop-up)
Hal Blaine	Freaky (January) "Freaky (January)" by "Hal Blaine"	Psychedelic Percussion	Dunhill Records	1967	LP		0:35:19 (Pop-up)
Hal Blaine	Flashes (February) "Flashes (February)" by "Hal Blaine"	Psychedelic Percussion	Dunhill Records	1967	LP		0:37:35 (Pop-up)
Hal Blaine	Kaleidoscope (March) "Kaleidoscope (March)" by "Hal Blaine"	Psychedelic Percussion	Dunhill Records	1967	LP		0:39:59 (Pop-up)
Hal Blaine	Hallucinations (April)	Psychedelic Percussion	Dunhill Records	1967	LP		0:42:26 (Pop-up)
Hal Blaine	Flower Society (May) "Flower Society (May)" by "Hal Blaine"	Psychedelic Percussion	Dunhill Records	1967	LP		0:44:35 (Pop-up)
Renaldo & The Loaf	Melvyn's Repose	Frank Johnson's Favorites	Ralph Records	1981	LP		0:47:04 (Pop-up)
Ivor Cutler	Life in a Scotch Sitting Room, Vol. II, Part 16	Privilege	Rough Trade	1983	LP		0:48:57 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Largo at the Optigon	Played at 1/4 speed						0:52:14 (Pop-up)
Sonic Youth	Tremens "Tremens" by "Sonic Youth"	Anagrama	Sonic Youth Records	1997	LP		0:53:37 (Pop-up)
David Lynch	Room To Dream [excerpt]	Room To Dream	Random House	2018	MP3	Mixed over Sonic Youth	0:54:28 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:54pm Rich in Washington: Howdy folks! Make yourselves at home while I get the puppet show lined up.
	6:57pm Don-O: Sorry if I put the listeners to sleep, Rich. I hope you can wake 'em up!
	6:58pm Rich in Washington: WAKE UP!
	6:59pm Rich in Washington: This show might put them back to sleep. Or in a coma!
	6:59pm βrian: A coma sounds ok to me right about now.
	7:01pm Don-O: Dennis Duck?! Bastard son of Disco Duck?
	7:01pm Rich in Washington: Hi βrian! Thanks for tuning in! Here's your pillow!
	7:01pm Don-O: I wonder if this is what you hear when you're in a coma.
	7:03pm βrian: But ... it's way too big to swallow. Can I have one of the orange pills?
	7:03pm Rich in Washington: I do. You don't?
	7:04pm Rich in Washington: The orange pills are one of those that don't do anything at all. Ask Alice.
	7:06pm Mr Fab: Dennis Duck: turntablism pioneer (this came out in the '70s!), and drummer for the Dream Syndicate.
	7:07pm Rich in Washington: This is the ought-six reissue with tons of extra material. Sure do love it. It's almost always in my show crate.
	7:07pm Mr Fab: released under the auspices of the legendary, and still active, LA Free Music Society. i check out their live events when I can.
	7:08pm Don-O: SOUND GALLERYYYYYY!!!!!
	7:10pm Rich in Washington: I almost reflexively gave the phone number to the air room. That would be funny. SOme poor volunteer for Democracy Now getting calls from Sheena weirdos.
	7:10pm βrian: I'm play-listing to port and taking on ennui.
	7:10pm Rich in Washington: That Paris Studio Group still makes my heart leap, being the theme tune to Vision On.
	7:11pm Otis Fodder: Great McLuhan find in the thrift!
	7:12pm Mr Fab: "SOme poor volunteer for Democracy Now getting calls from Sheena weirdos" - We should call 'em anyway. idea for a future show!
	7:12pm Rich in Washington: I know! I almost yelled. Also a rare moment where I had my wife with me AND she knew what the record was.
	7:13pm Don-O: I see a 'prank phone call' show in the future!
	7:13pm Rich in Washington: I have a recording of someone calling a morning talk radio show and is complaining about late night music programmers of being followers of Aleister Crowley. and I think it's the same lady that used to call my show and complain about the stuff I was playing.
	7:13pm Otis Fodder: The luck of the thrifts. Love when that happens. Okay, back to Pasta and listening in the kitchen, almost a tradition now every Friday. :)
	7:14pm Mr Fab: to paraphrase Woody Allen: "Rich, I am Marshall McLuhan. You know NOTHING about my theories."
	7:14pm Rich in Washington: i had someone threaten to burn the station down when I played that Free Snot of Jesus record, all the prank calls to religious stations, etc.
	7:15pm Rich in Washington: For some reason, I am finding better records at Goodwill stores lately. Not sure why. Maybe they're not filtering stuff for online selling?
	7:16pm Mr Fab: Don-O: play prank call records, or we make our own prank calls? I'm up for either one.
	7:16pm Rich in Washington: The production style of this record really really reminds me of Don Joyce's style. I wonder if this record had an influence on him and Negativland. It's pretty amazing.
	7:18pm Don-O: Jersey Boys are making their first album in 20 years. So, I guess they beat us to it as for as any new stuff.
	7:18pm Rich in Washington: None of that repetition is me. It's how they did it. Razor blades. This record is really ahead of its time.
	7:19pm Rich in Washington: No way! I thought they had some kind of falling out.
	7:21pm βrian: If you want to pick up college credits, you'll need a really good opening line.
	7:22pm Rich in Washington: 'an amazing symphony of prosperity..'
	7:24pm Rich in Washington: This album is criminally unappreciated. It was cited as being an influence on Negativland.
	7:25pm Rich in Washington: Jesus Christ, It's sugar!
	7:26pm βrian: Semantic sugar!
	7:27pm Rich in Washington: i always think that laughing is Pee Wee Herman.
	7:31pm Rich in Washington: If you ain't you, you ain't anybody.
	7:36pm Otis Fodder: I had to come back in from the kitchen and just say, how much I love this Hal Blaine album.
	7:38pm Otis Fodder: It's wild, but still a really smooth easy listen I find. For those of us with ears that are tuned to 'sheena jungle room' frequencies I guess.
	7:39pm Rich in Washington: It's maybe my favorite Hal Blaine record. It's got nutty Library music type vibes to it.
	7:39pm Rich in Washington: How's the pasta project going?
	7:40pm Otis Fodder: Slowly and totally amateur. Eating now.
	7:42pm Rich in Washington: when I heard that Wrecking Crew members played on Zappa's Freak Out, I sort of assumed Blaine played on it because of the whacked out percussion on side four, but it wasn't him. Not a single note.
	7:42pm Rich in Washington: Amateur eating. Mmmm!
	7:46pm Otis Fodder: Never knew that there was a Cru-FreakOut connection. Cool. My cooking is just above amateur stage. Never had a passion for it until last year when I dug in. Now having fun failing and experimenting. Catch me in a year or two when I start to cook for dinner parties.
	7:47pm Otis Fodder: This is music for spices.
	7:47pm Rich in Washington: My wife and I love just improvising dishes with what we have around.
	7:48pm Otis Fodder: That's what I'm doing now. Last night leftover samosas with olives, peppers, onions, cheese, spices, sea salt... and my go to: Sriracha
	7:49pm Otis Fodder: This Ralph album is on my wantlist.
	7:49pm Rich in Washington: This is about food.
	7:49pm Mr Fab: I included "Flower Society" on an exotica comp I did for my old blog. All those birdie fx gave it a tiki bar kinda vibe.
	7:51pm Rich in Washington: It is really exotica-y.
	7:53pm Rich in Washington: Finally got my reverb to work on my mic.
	7:54pm Mr Fab: Hal Blaine, Dick Dale, Andre Williams...the Jungle Room keeps adding more zombie members...
	7:55pm Rich in Washington: I totally forgot to play any of the latter two. Stupid!
	7:56pm Rich in Washington: But I also knew my fellow Jungleites would do a much better job of paying tribute to them.
	7:57pm Otis Fodder: Thanks Rich, have a great weekend!
	7:57pm Rich in Washington: Fabs, you participated in that Mashed in Plastic comp, no?
	7:57pm Rich in Washington: I need to get this audio book. It sounds bonkers.
	7:58pm Mr Fab: ha, yeah, "Eraserhead Serenade"
	7:58pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for listening, Otis! Bon appetit!
	7:58pm Rich in Washington: I thought so! That's a great track!
	7:59pm Rich in Washington: Twin Peaks' revival made me want to do an all Lynch show but I never did. Maybe I should though.
	8:00pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for listening, everybody! See you all next week!
	8:00pm Mr Fab: Thanks to ALL for another fab Friday

Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from March 22, 2019

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