WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from April 2, 2019

Listener comments!
	11:02am Tony Coulter: BIG, BIG thanks to these two superfine gents for their overtime pledges to this show: Little Fyodor, from Denver, CO David B of Vancouver, B.C. YAY!
	11:59am Nick S.: yo! Moheynow!
	12:00pm Nick S.: Yamobehere!
	12:00pm zpulpa: hello hello!
	🥁 12:00pm Yvang: Namaste Tony, listeners!
	12:00pm Tony Coulter: Yo, yo, yo ... and a bottle of yum.
	12:01pm Tony Coulter: Hola, Nick, zpulpa, and Yvang!!
	12:03pm Rich in Washington: Greets!
	12:04pm Tony Coulter: Great googly greetings, Rich!
	12:08pm βrian: I'm not sure I could ever confide in someone named Chad.
	12:09pm Tony Coulter: Hanging Chad, you mean? (Heya, βrian!)
	12:09pm βrian: Not that all Chads wear polo shirts, necessarily ...
	12:12pm Rich in Washington: Chad's become the go-to name for those lads who can't get laid and blame women for it and call all guys who can 'Chads'.
	12:13pm Tony Coulter: What is Chad short for? Chadney? Chadwick?
	12:13pm Rich in Washington: I wish I didn't know all of that. We certainly are living in strange times.
	12:15pm chresti at work: Hello Tony, listening to forks and rhinos covertly, in griffith park
	12:15pm Rich in Washington: Wiki sez it's a Welsh name, derived from Ceadda. It also says it's the 997th popular name of the 20th century.
	12:16pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Double O Chresti!
	12:16pm coelacanth∅: greetings Tony - i'm only around for a few minutes unfortunately
	12:16pm Rich in Washington: Wonder where my name fits in in there. I was nearly named Dirk, after Dirk Bogarde, whom my Mom liked as an actor.
	12:17pm Tony Coulter: Hello ... (and goodbye), coelacanth∅!
	12:17pm Webhamster Henry: "It's the Chad!" -- Tom Green in "Charlies Angels (2000)"
	12:17pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Hamster!
	12:19pm fleep: Greetings Tony and streamers
	12:20pm Tony Coulter: Greets, fleep!
	12:22pm βrian: Another well known actor: Dirk Diggler.
	12:22pm Tony Coulter: I wonder how many kids are named Orville these days
	🥁 12:23pm Granny Spicy Tuna: fleep! they're playing your song!
	12:24pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Spicy T!
	🥁 12:25pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Howdy, all! These sounds tickle.
	12:25pm fleep: All songs are fleep songs
	12:30pm Tony Coulter: Granny Spicy Tuna and fleep: Your icons are dancing together!
	12:30pm Ike: The Orville is also a sci-fi TV series that can’t decide if it wants to parody Star Trek or be an homage to Star Trek, last I checked.
	12:33pm βrian: As a fund-raising incentive, Ken could offer to legally change his first name to Buford if a certain amount of money were raised.
	12:35pm Tony Coulter: Hola, Ike!
	🥁 12:36pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Tony! fleep and i started a band with coelacanth∅! This is our fancy choreography!
	12:36pm Ike: Greetings!
	12:49pm steveo: don't worry i'm listening now
	12:50pm Tony Coulter: Thanks God! (Hiya, Steveo!)
	12:52pm steveo: Hi! According to the Social Security Administration, Orville was last in the top 1000 male baby names in 1975.
	🥁 12:54pm Granny Spicy Tuna: I still have never met someone who was named Jaina at birth (my actual name). I was always resentful that those nifty "personalized" keychains never had MY name. (In India perhaps there would be many Jainas)
	12:55pm Tony Coulter: My name is a popular one for people to scream out of windows or from passing cars: "Hey Tony-eeeeeeeeee"
	12:58pm Tony Coulter: (Usually, they're screaming at some other Tony)
	12:59pm Dean: Then they should yell, "Hey, Other Tony-eeeeeeee!"
	12:59pm Tony Coulter: Ha! Hey, Dean!
	1:01pm Tony Coulter: Not-Other-Dean, I mean
	1:09pm Tony Coulter: Here's a factoid for those who might find this interesting: Chris Newman (on now) was a student of Mauricio Kagel's.
	1:10pm zpulpa: Hey Granny Spicy Tuna! I am happy to have taken this turn this afternoon, it is a cold grey day and I am channeling all the coziness I can. The music is helping.
	1:10pm Sem: Late, late, for a very important date. Greets, Tony, Tony Show regulars, irregulars, seconds, the shop-worn, and all.
	1:12pm Tony Coulter: Greetings, Sem, you kwazee wabbit!
	🥁 1:15pm Granny Spicy Tuna: hi, zpulpa—coziness is a top priority here at Granny's
	1:16pm Ike: Apparently "Isaac" is now a much more popular name for new offspring than it was when I was born. Supposedly it's now up in the top 30 or 40 brat names! Holy cannoli.
	1:19pm Webhamster Henry: There were hardly any Henries around when I was growing up, now the place is lousy with them.
	1:22pm Tony Coulter: But, I'm guessing, "Hank" is not as popular as it once was
	1:24pm Dean: "Iggy" never quite got off the ground.
	1:25pm Cmurtha: Hello, as per your fill in DJ, newly fisher-priced Tony, and everyone else!
	1:25pm Tony Coulter: Jeez, I gotta say, the accuplaylist autofill function suggests that there are an awful lot of typos on FMU playlists. (Of course, I'm sure I'm responsible for many of them.)
	1:25pm βrian: Is it that it just didn't pop?
	1:26pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy there, Cmurtha!
	1:28pm steveo: is this jazz? Ted Mook, cello David Seidel, electric guitar Jim Pugliese, percussion Lois V Vierk, synthesizer
	1:29pm Tony Coulter: It's music for mooks.
	1:29pm steveo: whatever it is, wow
	1:30pm Tony Coulter: Or, to answer you seriously: it's Downtown Music–influenced contemporary classical
	1:31pm zpulpa: wooks?
	1:31pm Tony Coulter: and, yes, ... wow, indeed
	1:32pm zpulpa: this is making me woozy in the right ways
	1:32pm steveo: thanks, i always knew i'd end up liking classical
	1:34pm steveo: did anyone else hear "i'm on the highway to hell" in their head at the end?
	1:35pm zpulpa: ahhh such an attractive voice!
	1:36pm βrian: @steveo: Well, always, yes. 24/7 Or did you mean the song?
	1:37pm Radio Fiend: Peter P. Who would of Imagined.
	1:37pm JtotheK: hiya Tony, hi everyone. enjoyed the DDDJJJ666 fill in last week. entertaining as always!
	1:39pm Tony Coulter: Heya, JtotheK! Yes, Thom always brings the party with him.
	1:40pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Radio Fiend!
	1:40pm steveo: haha @[beta]rian; yeah there was just a little blues hook at the end that reminded me of that composition (or maybe it was all in my head, in which case, yes, always) ditto on the D³J³6³
	1:58pm steveo: "he sure is stangling those strings"
	1:58pm northguineahills: Milhouse voice … "wassup!!!!…." cool, Burkhard Stangl!
	1:58pm Tony Coulter: Ha!
	1:59pm Tony Coulter: Ahoi hoi, NGH!
	2:01pm Dean: I'm pretty sure I heard Stangl late one night at Tonic.
	2:03pm Tony Coulter: The Bosstown Stangler
	2:05pm Cmurtha: This right here would make some excellent VaPoRe wAvE. What delightful easy listening.
	2:05pm Webhamster Henry: a silly milimeter longer.
	2:08pm Tony Coulter: Aha, yes: that Brass Ring piece was originally written for a cigarette commercial (for Chesterfield cigs, goo gull reminds me)
	2:09pm northguineahills: Kaiser Nietzsche, new to me, and digdug!
	2:12pm Webhamster Henry: Benson & Hedges 100s: the add says "oh, the disadvanages of a longer cigarette" Higher risk of cancer was not listed among them.
	2:14pm Tony Coulter: Ah, I stand (and sit) corrected!
	2:14pm Webhamster Henry: The cool thing about that 1750 Arch recording is that it's all women experimental composers and doesn't mention that at all! The reissue does, unfortunately.
	2:15pm Webhamster Henry: Just dating myself as being before cigarette commercials were banned.
	2:18pm northguineahills: Village of Savoonga, pre-clickied!
	2:18pm Dean: Heh, I'm sitting about a mile from 1750 Arch right now. It now houses Berkeley's new music center, CNMAT.
	2:20pm Tony Coulter: Was lucky enough to meet Charles Amirkhanian the one time I was in Berkeley
	2:21pm Tony Coulter: (tho I met him in S.F.)
	2:22pm Dean: Uncle Michael's, er, uncle worked closely with Amirkhanian, I believe, to develop Open Minds.
	2:23pm Dean: 1750 Arch was for a time Tom Buckner's house, no?
	2:23pm Tony Coulter: That I don't know.
	2:28pm Dean: Well, it appears it was his house, inasmuch as he acquired it for its musical promise, but it isn't clear that he actually lived there: https://cnmat.berkeley.edu/projects/thomas-buckner-speaks-about-1750-arch-street-and-cnmat
	2:29pm Dean: I heard Buckner give a recital at the house when he was in town for the interviews recorded at the link above.
	2:33pm Rich in Washington: Men's Recovery Project were such a great group.
	2:34pm Tony Coulter: Agreed!
	2:38pm Drunks with Guns: Lovely Set! P.S. Sterilization still gets me everytime. Any children?
	2:40pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Drunk with Guns! Nope, no one has yet sprung from my loins.
	2:41pm Rich in Washington: Is Costes still at it?
	2:41pm Tony Coulter: Yes!
	🥁 2:43pm Yvang: Costes never stopes
	🥁 2:44pm Yvang: He's a novel's writer now
	2:44pm Tony Coulter: Here's the cover of a recentish album, "Pas Encore Mort": www.discogs.com...
	2:45pm Tony Coulter: I have a children's book by him!
	2:48pm Rich in Washington: I still love the story - not sure if it's true - that in the late 80s, rather than succumb to the industry standard of releasing something on CD, he issued a CD case but inside was simply a round piece of cardboard scrawled with obscenities directed toward the purchaser for buying a CD.
	2:50pm Sem: See you next time, Tony. Thanks!
	2:50pm Nick S.: Thanks, Tony! Great show! See ya later.
	2:51pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Nick!
	🥁 2:53pm Yvang: Thanks, Tony for the great tracks!
	2:53pm northguineahills: gracias, Tony!
	2:53pm JtotheK: enjoyed the program - thanks Tony! cheers everyone.
	2:54pm Tony Coulter: Thanks for showing up, everybody! See you next week!
	2:55pm Ike: Good sounds! Thanks!
	2:56pm steveo: thanks Tony! much enjoyment!
	2:57pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Tony!
	4:08pm Malloo: Thanks!
	11:16am Maloo: Thanks!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
The In-Theme	"The In-Theme"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Imperial Teen	Undone "Undone" by "Imperial Teen"	On	Merge	2002	0:02:01 (Pop-up)
Chad & Jeremy	Distant Shores "Distant Shores" by "Chad & Jeremy"	7"	Columbia	1966	0:06:07 (Pop-up)
Body Glue	Night "Night" by "Body Glue"	Body Glue [aka "Chris Newman & H. Zerlett"]	Room of the Moon	1999	0:08:52 (Pop-up)
Jean-Jacques Birgé & Hélène Sage	Rings (1981)	Rendez-Vous	Klanggalerie	2018	0:14:07 (Pop-up)
Men's Recovery Project	Black Albino	Bolides Over Basra	Load	2000	0:28:54 (Pop-up)

Body Glue	These Are My (Songs) "These Are My (Songs)" by "Body Glue"	Body Glue [aka "Chris Newman & H. Zerlett"]	Room of the Moon	1999	0:34:34 (Pop-up)
Yximalloo	Tax Rate "Tax Rate" by "Yximalloo"	Quiet Quality Queue	Sakura Wrechords	2018	0:39:29 (Pop-up)
Mason Williams	The Prince's Panties	The Mason Williams Phonograph Record	Warner Bros.	1968	0:42:46 (Pop-up)
Mother Tucker's Yellow Duck	Someone Think	Home Grown Stuff	RE: EMI	1968	0:44:18 (Pop-up)
Height/Dismay	Blood Pressure in the Sand (198?)	V.A.: 41 Pardons: M Squared – Rare Recordings, 1979–1983, Vol. 1	Ascension	2011	0:48:11 (Pop-up)
DakhaBrakha	Kolyskova "Kolyskova" by "DakhaBrakha"	Light	no label	2010	0:51:41 (Pop-up)
Ryuichi Sakamoto	Chinsagu No Hana	Beauty	Virgin	1989	0:57:19 (Pop-up)

Body Glue	I Miss "I Miss" by "Body Glue"	Body Glue [aka "Chris Newman & H. Zerlett"]	Room of the Moon	1999	1:05:40 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Pink Orange Red "Pink Orange Red" by "Cocteau Twins"	Tiny Dynamine	4AD	1985	1:11:29 (Pop-up)
Snowy Red	How Funny Are Those Explosions (1981)	The Ultimate Edition, 1980–1984	OnderStroom	2012	1:16:05 (Pop-up)
Yximalloo	98 SE in 2018 "98 SE in 2018" by "Yximalloo"	Quiet Quality Queue	Sakura Wrechords	2018	1:18:05 (Pop-up)
Lois V. Vierk	Red Shift (1989) "Red Shift (1989)" by "Lois V. Vierk"	River Beneath the River	Tzadik	2000	1:21:23 (Pop-up)
The Only Ones	Another Girl, Another Planet	Special View	Epic	1979	1:33:29 (Pop-up)

Sonic Youth	Nevermind (What Was It Anyway)	NYC Ghosts & Flowers	Geffen	2000	1:39:01 (Pop-up)
Laurie Anderson	Time to Go "Time to Go" by "Laurie Anderson"	V.A.: New Music for Electronic and Recorded Media	1750 Arch	1977	1:44:36 (Pop-up)
Jean-Jacques Birgé & Hélène Sage	Good for Nothing (1981)	Rendez-Vous	Klanggalerie	2018	1:47:19 (Pop-up)
Burkhard Stangl	Tuning_No_1 "Tuning_No_1" by "Burkhard Stangl"	V.A.: Compositions for Guitars	A Bruit Secret	2003	1:53:07 (Pop-up)
The Brass Ring	The Dis-Advantages of You	The Dis-Advantages of You	Dunhill	1967	2:02:24 (Pop-up)
Kaiser Nietzsche	View from Chamber	Heterology	Noctovision	1989	2:04:46 (Pop-up)

Village of Savoonga	Neve "Neve" by "Village of Savoonga"	Score	Communion	1997	2:11:45 (Pop-up)
Camerata Mediolanense	L'eco "L'eco" by "Camerata Mediolanense"	Musica Reservata	My Castle	1994	2:17:01 (Pop-up)
Peloquin-Sauvageau	Sterilization "Sterilization" by "Peloquin-Sauvageau"	Laissez-Nous Vous Embrasser où Vous Avez Mal	RE: Mucho Gusto	1972	2:20:33 (Pop-up)
Scattered Order	Because They Are More Difficult (198?)	V.A.: 41 Pardons: M Squared – Rare Recordings, 1979–1983, Vol. 1	Ascension	2011	2:23:41 (Pop-up)
Snowy Red	Madman (1982) "Madman (1982)" by "Snowy Red"	The Ultimate Edition, 1980–1984	OnderStroom	2011	2:26:51 (Pop-up)
Men's Recovery Project	Joy of the Drunk Tank	Bolides Over Basra	Load	2000	2:30:47 (Pop-up)
Ptôse	Corazon (1981) "Corazon (1981)" by "Ptôse"	PPP K015 / PPP K009	Le Cluricaun	2010	2:33:05 (Pop-up)
Costes	La Vie Sans Toi "La Vie Sans Toi" by "Costes"	Sorcière	Costes Disques	1990	2:38:21 (Pop-up)
Insanity	To Say Yes "To Say Yes" by "Insanity"	unreleased track		1989	2:42:12 (Pop-up)

Faust	J'ai Mal aux Dents (aka "Party 2") (197?)	Seventy-One Minutes of Faust	RēR	1988	2:50:42 (Pop-up)
The Out-Theme	Gelbart: My Favorite Vacation / Die Trip Computer Die: Airborn				2:57:47 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:02am Tony Coulter: BIG, BIG thanks to these two superfine gents for their overtime pledges to this show: Little Fyodor, from Denver, CO David B of Vancouver, B.C. YAY!
	11:59am Nick S.: yo! Moheynow!
	12:00pm Nick S.: Yamobehere!
	12:00pm zpulpa: hello hello!
	🥁 12:00pm Yvang: Namaste Tony, listeners!
	12:00pm Tony Coulter: Yo, yo, yo ... and a bottle of yum.
	12:01pm Tony Coulter: Hola, Nick, zpulpa, and Yvang!!
	12:03pm Rich in Washington: Greets!
	12:04pm Tony Coulter: Great googly greetings, Rich!
	12:08pm βrian: I'm not sure I could ever confide in someone named Chad.
	12:09pm Tony Coulter: Hanging Chad, you mean? (Heya, βrian!)
	12:09pm βrian: Not that all Chads wear polo shirts, necessarily ...
	12:12pm Rich in Washington: Chad's become the go-to name for those lads who can't get laid and blame women for it and call all guys who can 'Chads'.
	12:13pm Tony Coulter: What is Chad short for? Chadney? Chadwick?
	12:13pm Rich in Washington: I wish I didn't know all of that. We certainly are living in strange times.
	12:15pm chresti at work: Hello Tony, listening to forks and rhinos covertly, in griffith park
	12:15pm Rich in Washington: Wiki sez it's a Welsh name, derived from Ceadda. It also says it's the 997th popular name of the 20th century.
	12:16pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Double O Chresti!
	12:16pm coelacanth∅: greetings Tony - i'm only around for a few minutes unfortunately
	12:16pm Rich in Washington: Wonder where my name fits in in there. I was nearly named Dirk, after Dirk Bogarde, whom my Mom liked as an actor.
	12:17pm Tony Coulter: Hello ... (and goodbye), coelacanth∅!
	12:17pm Webhamster Henry: "It's the Chad!" -- Tom Green in "Charlies Angels (2000)"
	12:17pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Hamster!
	12:19pm fleep: Greetings Tony and streamers
	12:20pm Tony Coulter: Greets, fleep!
	12:22pm βrian: Another well known actor: Dirk Diggler.
	12:22pm Tony Coulter: I wonder how many kids are named Orville these days
	🥁 12:23pm Granny Spicy Tuna: fleep! they're playing your song!
	12:24pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Spicy T!
	🥁 12:25pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Howdy, all! These sounds tickle.
	12:25pm fleep: All songs are fleep songs
	12:30pm Tony Coulter: Granny Spicy Tuna and fleep: Your icons are dancing together!
	12:30pm Ike: The Orville is also a sci-fi TV series that can’t decide if it wants to parody Star Trek or be an homage to Star Trek, last I checked.
	12:33pm βrian: As a fund-raising incentive, Ken could offer to legally change his first name to Buford if a certain amount of money were raised.
	12:35pm Tony Coulter: Hola, Ike!
	🥁 12:36pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Tony! fleep and i started a band with coelacanth∅! This is our fancy choreography!
	12:36pm Ike: Greetings!
	12:49pm steveo: don't worry i'm listening now
	12:50pm Tony Coulter: Thanks God! (Hiya, Steveo!)
	12:52pm steveo: Hi! According to the Social Security Administration, Orville was last in the top 1000 male baby names in 1975.
	🥁 12:54pm Granny Spicy Tuna: I still have never met someone who was named Jaina at birth (my actual name). I was always resentful that those nifty "personalized" keychains never had MY name. (In India perhaps there would be many Jainas)
	12:55pm Tony Coulter: My name is a popular one for people to scream out of windows or from passing cars: "Hey Tony-eeeeeeeeee"
	12:58pm Tony Coulter: (Usually, they're screaming at some other Tony)
	12:59pm Dean: Then they should yell, "Hey, Other Tony-eeeeeeee!"
	12:59pm Tony Coulter: Ha! Hey, Dean!
	1:01pm Tony Coulter: Not-Other-Dean, I mean
	1:09pm Tony Coulter: Here's a factoid for those who might find this interesting: Chris Newman (on now) was a student of Mauricio Kagel's.
	1:10pm zpulpa: Hey Granny Spicy Tuna! I am happy to have taken this turn this afternoon, it is a cold grey day and I am channeling all the coziness I can. The music is helping.
	1:10pm Sem: Late, late, for a very important date. Greets, Tony, Tony Show regulars, irregulars, seconds, the shop-worn, and all.
	1:12pm Tony Coulter: Greetings, Sem, you kwazee wabbit!
	🥁 1:15pm Granny Spicy Tuna: hi, zpulpa—coziness is a top priority here at Granny's
	1:16pm Ike: Apparently "Isaac" is now a much more popular name for new offspring than it was when I was born. Supposedly it's now up in the top 30 or 40 brat names! Holy cannoli.
	1:19pm Webhamster Henry: There were hardly any Henries around when I was growing up, now the place is lousy with them.
	1:22pm Tony Coulter: But, I'm guessing, "Hank" is not as popular as it once was
	1:24pm Dean: "Iggy" never quite got off the ground.
	1:25pm Cmurtha: Hello, as per your fill in DJ, newly fisher-priced Tony, and everyone else!
	1:25pm Tony Coulter: Jeez, I gotta say, the accuplaylist autofill function suggests that there are an awful lot of typos on FMU playlists. (Of course, I'm sure I'm responsible for many of them.)
	1:25pm βrian: Is it that it just didn't pop?
	1:26pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy there, Cmurtha!
	1:28pm steveo: is this jazz? Ted Mook, cello David Seidel, electric guitar Jim Pugliese, percussion Lois V Vierk, synthesizer
	1:29pm Tony Coulter: It's music for mooks.
	1:29pm steveo: whatever it is, wow
	1:30pm Tony Coulter: Or, to answer you seriously: it's Downtown Music–influenced contemporary classical
	1:31pm zpulpa: wooks?
	1:31pm Tony Coulter: and, yes, ... wow, indeed
	1:32pm zpulpa: this is making me woozy in the right ways
	1:32pm steveo: thanks, i always knew i'd end up liking classical
	1:34pm steveo: did anyone else hear "i'm on the highway to hell" in their head at the end?
	1:35pm zpulpa: ahhh such an attractive voice!
	1:36pm βrian: @steveo: Well, always, yes. 24/7 Or did you mean the song?
	1:37pm Radio Fiend: Peter P. Who would of Imagined.
	1:37pm JtotheK: hiya Tony, hi everyone. enjoyed the DDDJJJ666 fill in last week. entertaining as always!
	1:39pm Tony Coulter: Heya, JtotheK! Yes, Thom always brings the party with him.
	1:40pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Radio Fiend!
	1:40pm steveo: haha @[beta]rian; yeah there was just a little blues hook at the end that reminded me of that composition (or maybe it was all in my head, in which case, yes, always) ditto on the D³J³6³
	1:58pm steveo: "he sure is stangling those strings"
	1:58pm northguineahills: Milhouse voice … "wassup!!!!…." cool, Burkhard Stangl!
	1:58pm Tony Coulter: Ha!
	1:59pm Tony Coulter: Ahoi hoi, NGH!
	2:01pm Dean: I'm pretty sure I heard Stangl late one night at Tonic.
	2:03pm Tony Coulter: The Bosstown Stangler
	2:05pm Cmurtha: This right here would make some excellent VaPoRe wAvE. What delightful easy listening.
	2:05pm Webhamster Henry: a silly milimeter longer.
	2:08pm Tony Coulter: Aha, yes: that Brass Ring piece was originally written for a cigarette commercial (for Chesterfield cigs, goo gull reminds me)
	2:09pm northguineahills: Kaiser Nietzsche, new to me, and digdug!
	2:12pm Webhamster Henry: Benson & Hedges 100s: the add says "oh, the disadvanages of a longer cigarette" Higher risk of cancer was not listed among them.
	2:14pm Tony Coulter: Ah, I stand (and sit) corrected!
	2:14pm Webhamster Henry: The cool thing about that 1750 Arch recording is that it's all women experimental composers and doesn't mention that at all! The reissue does, unfortunately.
	2:15pm Webhamster Henry: Just dating myself as being before cigarette commercials were banned.
	2:18pm northguineahills: Village of Savoonga, pre-clickied!
	2:18pm Dean: Heh, I'm sitting about a mile from 1750 Arch right now. It now houses Berkeley's new music center, CNMAT.
	2:20pm Tony Coulter: Was lucky enough to meet Charles Amirkhanian the one time I was in Berkeley
	2:21pm Tony Coulter: (tho I met him in S.F.)
	2:22pm Dean: Uncle Michael's, er, uncle worked closely with Amirkhanian, I believe, to develop Open Minds.
	2:23pm Dean: 1750 Arch was for a time Tom Buckner's house, no?
	2:23pm Tony Coulter: That I don't know.
	2:28pm Dean: Well, it appears it was his house, inasmuch as he acquired it for its musical promise, but it isn't clear that he actually lived there: https://cnmat.berkeley.edu/projects/thomas-buckner-speaks-about-1750-arch-street-and-cnmat
	2:29pm Dean: I heard Buckner give a recital at the house when he was in town for the interviews recorded at the link above.
	2:33pm Rich in Washington: Men's Recovery Project were such a great group.
	2:34pm Tony Coulter: Agreed!
	2:38pm Drunks with Guns: Lovely Set! P.S. Sterilization still gets me everytime. Any children?
	2:40pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Drunk with Guns! Nope, no one has yet sprung from my loins.
	2:41pm Rich in Washington: Is Costes still at it?
	2:41pm Tony Coulter: Yes!
	🥁 2:43pm Yvang: Costes never stopes
	🥁 2:44pm Yvang: He's a novel's writer now
	2:44pm Tony Coulter: Here's the cover of a recentish album, "Pas Encore Mort": www.discogs.com...
	2:45pm Tony Coulter: I have a children's book by him!
	2:48pm Rich in Washington: I still love the story - not sure if it's true - that in the late 80s, rather than succumb to the industry standard of releasing something on CD, he issued a CD case but inside was simply a round piece of cardboard scrawled with obscenities directed toward the purchaser for buying a CD.
	2:50pm Sem: See you next time, Tony. Thanks!
	2:50pm Nick S.: Thanks, Tony! Great show! See ya later.
	2:51pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Nick!
	🥁 2:53pm Yvang: Thanks, Tony for the great tracks!
	2:53pm northguineahills: gracias, Tony!
	2:53pm JtotheK: enjoyed the program - thanks Tony! cheers everyone.
	2:54pm Tony Coulter: Thanks for showing up, everybody! See you next week!
	2:55pm Ike: Good sounds! Thanks!
	2:56pm steveo: thanks Tony! much enjoyment!
	2:57pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Tony!
	4:08pm Malloo: Thanks!
	11:16am Maloo: Thanks!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from April 2, 2019

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