WFMU: Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl: Playlist from July 23, 2019

Listener comments!
	3:03pm sphere: hullo Creamo
	3:03pm ultradamno: This could pass as Test Dept. fronted by a witch. Hello Blastardation Nation!
	3:04pm ?: Off to a great start. Sounds like acid damaged Stick men with Rayguns
	3:04pm thormagma: Off to a great start. Sounds like acid damaged Stick men with Rayguns
	3:05pm sphere: note to self: track down some Virgin Prunes (why haven't i tried them earlier?)
	3:10pm TomDash: Love this one...thanks for turning me onto these guys.
	3:10pm Michele with One "L": This track so so good.
	3:15pm zpulpa: Greetings friend, I’m on my lunch break from my new Chile sauce making job, my arm is covered in dried red Chile... looks gruesome. This set is amazing!!!
	3:16pm Rev. Turnip Druid: whaa, missed Heresie. Good prunes, that.
	3:16pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also: hello.
	3:18pm Creamo Coyl: Hello all ye blastards blistresses and even the blissfully unawares ---- thx fer lissseninininini
	3:27pm steveo: good afternoon; window's open
	3:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 45Fripp...it's a Michael Shelley #1 !!...
	3:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Blastfully SomethingAware...
	3:42pm PERSONATOR from Highland Park NJ: I really enjoyed your opening set Made my day shows like yours make me love this station
	3:42pm ami a.d.: Hello Creamo,hello all.Great sounds.Cheers.
	3:42pm ultradamno: Nameless with one l
	3:46pm ultradamno: I think "H" is another drug slang for "Fripp On 45" without the "A"
	3:48pm Creamo Coyl: aHa!
	3:49pm Creamo Coyl: Cheers, Personator!
	3:50pm ultradamno: Good stuff. I guess Shotgun Blossom and ADM aren't available anymore? flyingnun.bandcamp.com...
	3:50pm Creamo Coyl: sup, Ami!
	3:56pm thormagma: YES!!!!! FAVORITE CRASS TRACK
	3:56pm ultradamno: A wink at the Poison Girls' "State Control & Rock & Roll"?
	3:59pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ah, Crass, come back please, all is forgiven...
	4:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'll have a 45 of that good Fripp...& an especially angry Daevid Allen if there's any left...
	4:17pm Barbie: Great playlist
	4:19pm steveo: Screamo Scoyl?
	4:20pm Rev. Turnip Druid: "chaotic emo" makes sense. I always associate that vocal style with DC bands from the '87-90 era, never was hip enough to pick up on micro-genre categories, but yeh. That.
	4:20pm ultradamno: Chaotic Evilmo
	4:25pm thormagma: My older brother always speaks of the days where there was no screamo, powerviolence, etc... just "punk". Different flavors of what was effectively the same thing. Would love to hear a Chaotic Emo show tho, don't think I've ever heard you play any saccharine trust or Indian summer befo
	4:26pm sphere: @RTD - wouldn't the Nation of Ulysses fit in the "chaotic emo" category?
	4:26pm ultradamno: A Christmas Cry on SAB wfmu.org...
	4:30pm Creamo Coyl: NOU were one of the main inspirations. I am a HUGE Saccharine Trust fan, and they def laid down the law. Indian Summer, not so much although they're about to have a Numero box set so get ready for nostalgia. Indian Summer were kind of like if early Boards of Canada were a hardcore band. That's a stupid thing to write but hey I'm doing a radio show right now. Someone have me on a 90s hardcore podcast and I'll drop some chaotic science.
	4:31pm Spankyflop: When I was young it was either punk or hardcore
	4:31pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @sphere: I only ever saw 'em when they were known as Ulysses (no "nation of..") which may have been their earlier form. And the term probably fits. Many of those dischord bands were a bit jokey around here, like a taco-bell menu: the same 5 or 6 ingredients / people to make a whole menu / scene. "Incestuous" was a popular term.
	4:32pm Rev. Turnip Druid: What Coyl said, re: Saccharine T.
	4:34pm thormagma: Haha I see what you mean about Indian summer, they are almost like accidentally post rock at times. I usually zone out until it gets heavy again.
	4:35pm Chris from DC: Apologies if this has been mentioned, but Indian Summer are playing a reunion show in the near future.
	4:35pm Creamo Coyl: They seemed to have an obsession with child(ish) innocence and losing it and all that. I say fuck that and just go for the chaos. They ain't no Moss Icon!
	4:36pm ultradamno: Saccharine Trust were great, but divisive at the time. They went over pooly when I saw them open for Black Flag at the Jockey Club (they were unsympathetically soundmixed, in fairness) and there's a live recording of them playing in Kansas around the same time floating around online where you can here people grousing about them. Pretty funny actually. Hee-Haw, genius.
	4:36pm thormagma: Ayyyyyeee that's what I'm talking about
	4:37pm Warwick joe: Always amazed how great this show is each week.
	4:37pm sphere: @ RTD - I grew up in Rockville and lived in the DMV during the 90s, so I remember. I never got along with Skip. :)
	4:40pm Rev. Turnip Druid: HEH! and alas, Skip has left the building now. I was on the Silver Spring MD side, so Vinyl Ink was my 2nd home. Also, sheezus Creamo, this set. Top shelf.
	4:40pm ultradamno: I think this might be it mrfink.com...
	4:41pm Rev. Turnip Druid: YAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
	4:42pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Still to this day, the greatest live band ever seen. Cows über freaking alles.
	4:42pm Sean from Iowa: I think this is the first time I've heard Cows on WFMU
	4:43pm ultradamno: I had to check against my music library, that's the same ST show.
	4:43pm sphere: @ RTD - I got along great with GG. Definitely prefered Vinyl Ink over Y&T due to the wider range of records. Bought the White Noise CD there.
	4:43pm sphere: The Cows live were totally insane. But in a good way.
	4:46pm Ken From Hyde Park: Cows ..>.. Diane Kamikaze played Cows occasionally ..>.. Diane Kamikaze filling in for Julie at Noon - 3PM Thursday on the Drummer stream ..>.. Be there!
	4:50pm Chris from DC: Spent quite a lot of time at Yesterday and Today actually, having grown up in Rockville, shall we say, before the 90s. I bought more life-changing records at Vinyl Ink I would say.
	4:57pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I've already confessed on this comment board to making a lifestyle of raiding Y&T's dumpster & decorating my illegal sublet basement with 500 copies of the Debbie Harry KooKoo poster. Gotta have a hobby, I suppose.
	4:59pm sphere: From what I remember, Skip loved those 45s more than anything. I don't think he really cared what else got stocked as long as it wasn't lame.
	4:59pm ultradamno: This Membranes is pretty good. Though I still don't think they ever again cleared the bar set by Spike Milligan's Tape Recorder/All Skin & Bones.
	5:05pm James James: Thanks Creamo for playing The Crainium track first time hearing that on the radio, I was the singer.
	5:08pm Julie and Eric: Fun show today❤️❤️❤️ listening while cleaning the studio- thx for the shout- so great to chat last week❤️
	5:09pm sphere: @ James James - very cool! it must have been a blast :)
	5:12pm ultradamno: Reminds me of the Those Darlins/Funstix split single (two bands that are basically the same people)
	5:19pm Creamo Coyl: @James James Nice! Saw you guys a few times -- first time in RVA w/ Monorchid & Young Pioneers, then later when you got all Suicide-y....turned into Centuries right?
	5:26pm James James: @ Creamo Coyl Centuries yes. Still making music, here’s a link to my last band REMOTE BURIAL on the WFMU free music archive ... freemusicarchive.org...
	5:29pm James James: @ sphere Thanks ! Yes it was a blast, it’s still a blast.
	5:30pm ratty: my afternoon is blowing up
	5:32pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Everything is yay. Understand? Everything.
	5:40pm Rev. Turnip Druid: fekkin' hell brains, this ornette.
	5:43pm ultradamno: Got any Ulmer/Coleman lying around?
	5:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sincerely CC - Magnificent Medicines. Scene?
	5:48pm ABS: Who is the drummer ?
	5:49pm Creamo Coyl: Denardo Coleman!
	5:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: en.m.wikipedia.org...
	5:50pm ABS: Beast
	5:51pm Creamo Coyl: Jack Dejohnette is on traps, so combine the two and BAMMMM
	5:53pm ABS: Right... an entire universe of drums/percussion
	5:53pm ABS: Great track, thanks!
	5:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: .. & oh...Charlie Haden.

Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl: Playlist from July 23, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Virgin Prunes	Rhetoric "Rhetoric" by "Virgin Prunes"	Heresie	Mute	2004	CD	reissue; orig. 1982		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Dame Area	Nube d'eccitazione "Nube d'eccitazione" by "Dame Area"	Estás en un Sueños	Màgia Roja	2019	Cassette		*	0:07:49 (Pop-up)
H	sum p log p "sum p log p" by "H"	- log p	Stoffe	2019	Cassette		*	0:14:19 (Pop-up)
Don Preston	Analog Heaven #1 "Analog Heaven #1" by "Don Preston"	Filters, Oscillators & Envelopes 1967-82	Sub Rosa	2012	CD			0:23:24 (Pop-up)
Robert Fripp	Marriagemuzic "Marriagemuzic" by "Robert Fripp"		Editions EG	1980	7"	at 45 rpm		0:33:32 (Pop-up)

Snapper	Hang On "Hang On" by "Snapper"	S/T	Flying Nun/Captured Tracks		12"	orig. 1988		0:46:00 (Pop-up)
The Cravats	I Am The Dreg "I Am The Dreg" by "The Cravats"	The Cravats in Toytown/Double Volume	Overground	2012		orig. from 7"		0:51:02 (Pop-up)
Crass	Birth Control n' Rock n' Roll + Reality Whitewash	Christ - The Album	Crass	1982	2LP			0:54:13 (Pop-up)
Hagar The Womb	A Song Of Deep Hate	Funnery In A Nunnery	Abstract Sounds	1985	12"			1:01:10 (Pop-up)
Hagar The Womb	Cardboard Theatre "Cardboard Theatre" by "Hagar The Womb"	The Word Of The Womb	Mortarhate	1984	12"			1:05:35 (Pop-up)
The Fisticuffs Bluff	The Logistics Of Things	Inspirit	Ancestry/Static	1995	7"	compilation		1:07:47 (Pop-up)
The Hal Al Shedad	Supercolliding-Superconducter	The Musical Stylings Of...	Lunchbox	1995	7"	split w/ Inkwell		1:10:26 (Pop-up)

Dawson	Infamous Toughies, Infinite Toffies	Small Eared Rank Outsider Earth Summit	Project A Bomb/Gruff Wit	1994	7"			1:20:03 (Pop-up)
Public Image Ltd.	Question Mark "Question Mark" by "Public Image Ltd."		Virgin	1984	7"			1:26:05 (Pop-up)
Six Finger Satellite	Cock Fight "Cock Fight" by "Six Finger Satellite"	Severe Exposure	Sub Pop	1995	CD			1:31:09 (Pop-up)
The Birthday Party	Faint Heart "Faint Heart" by "The Birthday Party"	Hee Haw	2.13.61	1997	CD	reissue		1:34:34 (Pop-up)
The Crainium	You Pretend That You Depend, But Now You Are, Are You, Visible?	A New Music For A New Kitchen	Slowdime	1998	CD			1:37:55 (Pop-up)
Cows	Baby Love "Baby Love" by "Cows"	Orphan's Tragedy	Amphetamine Reptile	1994	CD			1:41:35 (Pop-up)
Gullepumpe	Alkoholproblem "Alkoholproblem" by "Gullepumpe"	S/T	Bandcamp	2019	MP3		*	1:43:53 (Pop-up)
Terebentina	Lapide "Lapide" by "Terebentina"	EP 01	Baby Yoga	2019	CD		*	1:48:17 (Pop-up)
The Membranes	A Murmuration Of Starlings On Blackpool Pier	What Nature Gives…Nature Takes Away	Cherry Red	2019	CD		*	1:54:40 (Pop-up)

White Savage	Track 2 "Track 2" by "White Savage"	split w/ Football	Big Neck	2019	LP		*	2:09:44 (Pop-up)
Paint Thinner	In Your Tower "In Your Tower" by "Paint Thinner"	The Sea Of Pulp	Oblek	2019	LP		*	2:14:06 (Pop-up)
Hash Redactor	Step 2: Success "Step 2: Success" by "Hash Redactor"	Drecksound	Goner	2019	LP	playing in NYC this week and on Nate K's show next week	*	2:23:29 (Pop-up)
Puffy Areolas	Take My Place "Take My Place" by "Puffy Areolas"	1982: Dishonorable Discharge	HoZac		LP			2:25:49 (Pop-up)
Protruders	- "-" by "Protruders"	Poison Future	Feel It	2019	12"		*	2:28:31 (Pop-up)
Generation Suicida	Inseguridad "Inseguridad" by "Generation Suicida"	Reflejos	Going Underground	2019	LP		*	2:29:32 (Pop-up)

Pat Metheny / Ornette Coleman	Endangered Species	Song X	Geffen	1986	LP			2:36:01 (Pop-up)
Bob Bell	Necropolis "Necropolis" by "Bob Bell"	Necropolis	Telephone Explosion	2019	LP	reissue; orig. 1978	*	2:48:07 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:03pm sphere: hullo Creamo
	3:03pm ultradamno: This could pass as Test Dept. fronted by a witch. Hello Blastardation Nation!
	3:04pm ?: Off to a great start. Sounds like acid damaged Stick men with Rayguns
	3:04pm thormagma: Off to a great start. Sounds like acid damaged Stick men with Rayguns
	3:05pm sphere: note to self: track down some Virgin Prunes (why haven't i tried them earlier?)
	3:10pm TomDash: Love this one...thanks for turning me onto these guys.
	3:10pm Michele with One "L": This track so so good.
	3:15pm zpulpa: Greetings friend, I’m on my lunch break from my new Chile sauce making job, my arm is covered in dried red Chile... looks gruesome. This set is amazing!!!
	3:16pm Rev. Turnip Druid: whaa, missed Heresie. Good prunes, that.
	3:16pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also: hello.
	3:18pm Creamo Coyl: Hello all ye blastards blistresses and even the blissfully unawares ---- thx fer lissseninininini
	3:27pm steveo: good afternoon; window's open
	3:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 45Fripp...it's a Michael Shelley #1 !!...
	3:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Blastfully SomethingAware...
	3:42pm PERSONATOR from Highland Park NJ: I really enjoyed your opening set Made my day shows like yours make me love this station
	3:42pm ami a.d.: Hello Creamo,hello all.Great sounds.Cheers.
	3:42pm ultradamno: Nameless with one l
	3:46pm ultradamno: I think "H" is another drug slang for "Fripp On 45" without the "A"
	3:48pm Creamo Coyl: aHa!
	3:49pm Creamo Coyl: Cheers, Personator!
	3:50pm ultradamno: Good stuff. I guess Shotgun Blossom and ADM aren't available anymore? flyingnun.bandcamp.com...
	3:50pm Creamo Coyl: sup, Ami!
	3:56pm thormagma: YES!!!!! FAVORITE CRASS TRACK
	3:56pm ultradamno: A wink at the Poison Girls' "State Control & Rock & Roll"?
	3:59pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ah, Crass, come back please, all is forgiven...
	4:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'll have a 45 of that good Fripp...& an especially angry Daevid Allen if there's any left...
	4:17pm Barbie: Great playlist
	4:19pm steveo: Screamo Scoyl?
	4:20pm Rev. Turnip Druid: "chaotic emo" makes sense. I always associate that vocal style with DC bands from the '87-90 era, never was hip enough to pick up on micro-genre categories, but yeh. That.
	4:20pm ultradamno: Chaotic Evilmo
	4:25pm thormagma: My older brother always speaks of the days where there was no screamo, powerviolence, etc... just "punk". Different flavors of what was effectively the same thing. Would love to hear a Chaotic Emo show tho, don't think I've ever heard you play any saccharine trust or Indian summer befo
	4:26pm sphere: @RTD - wouldn't the Nation of Ulysses fit in the "chaotic emo" category?
	4:26pm ultradamno: A Christmas Cry on SAB wfmu.org...
	4:30pm Creamo Coyl: NOU were one of the main inspirations. I am a HUGE Saccharine Trust fan, and they def laid down the law. Indian Summer, not so much although they're about to have a Numero box set so get ready for nostalgia. Indian Summer were kind of like if early Boards of Canada were a hardcore band. That's a stupid thing to write but hey I'm doing a radio show right now. Someone have me on a 90s hardcore podcast and I'll drop some chaotic science.
	4:31pm Spankyflop: When I was young it was either punk or hardcore
	4:31pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @sphere: I only ever saw 'em when they were known as Ulysses (no "nation of..") which may have been their earlier form. And the term probably fits. Many of those dischord bands were a bit jokey around here, like a taco-bell menu: the same 5 or 6 ingredients / people to make a whole menu / scene. "Incestuous" was a popular term.
	4:32pm Rev. Turnip Druid: What Coyl said, re: Saccharine T.
	4:34pm thormagma: Haha I see what you mean about Indian summer, they are almost like accidentally post rock at times. I usually zone out until it gets heavy again.
	4:35pm Chris from DC: Apologies if this has been mentioned, but Indian Summer are playing a reunion show in the near future.
	4:35pm Creamo Coyl: They seemed to have an obsession with child(ish) innocence and losing it and all that. I say fuck that and just go for the chaos. They ain't no Moss Icon!
	4:36pm ultradamno: Saccharine Trust were great, but divisive at the time. They went over pooly when I saw them open for Black Flag at the Jockey Club (they were unsympathetically soundmixed, in fairness) and there's a live recording of them playing in Kansas around the same time floating around online where you can here people grousing about them. Pretty funny actually. Hee-Haw, genius.
	4:36pm thormagma: Ayyyyyeee that's what I'm talking about
	4:37pm Warwick joe: Always amazed how great this show is each week.
	4:37pm sphere: @ RTD - I grew up in Rockville and lived in the DMV during the 90s, so I remember. I never got along with Skip. :)
	4:40pm Rev. Turnip Druid: HEH! and alas, Skip has left the building now. I was on the Silver Spring MD side, so Vinyl Ink was my 2nd home. Also, sheezus Creamo, this set. Top shelf.
	4:40pm ultradamno: I think this might be it mrfink.com...
	4:41pm Rev. Turnip Druid: YAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
	4:42pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Still to this day, the greatest live band ever seen. Cows über freaking alles.
	4:42pm Sean from Iowa: I think this is the first time I've heard Cows on WFMU
	4:43pm ultradamno: I had to check against my music library, that's the same ST show.
	4:43pm sphere: @ RTD - I got along great with GG. Definitely prefered Vinyl Ink over Y&T due to the wider range of records. Bought the White Noise CD there.
	4:43pm sphere: The Cows live were totally insane. But in a good way.
	4:46pm Ken From Hyde Park: Cows ..>.. Diane Kamikaze played Cows occasionally ..>.. Diane Kamikaze filling in for Julie at Noon - 3PM Thursday on the Drummer stream ..>.. Be there!
	4:50pm Chris from DC: Spent quite a lot of time at Yesterday and Today actually, having grown up in Rockville, shall we say, before the 90s. I bought more life-changing records at Vinyl Ink I would say.
	4:57pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I've already confessed on this comment board to making a lifestyle of raiding Y&T's dumpster & decorating my illegal sublet basement with 500 copies of the Debbie Harry KooKoo poster. Gotta have a hobby, I suppose.
	4:59pm sphere: From what I remember, Skip loved those 45s more than anything. I don't think he really cared what else got stocked as long as it wasn't lame.
	4:59pm ultradamno: This Membranes is pretty good. Though I still don't think they ever again cleared the bar set by Spike Milligan's Tape Recorder/All Skin & Bones.
	5:05pm James James: Thanks Creamo for playing The Crainium track first time hearing that on the radio, I was the singer.
	5:08pm Julie and Eric: Fun show today❤️❤️❤️ listening while cleaning the studio- thx for the shout- so great to chat last week❤️
	5:09pm sphere: @ James James - very cool! it must have been a blast :)
	5:12pm ultradamno: Reminds me of the Those Darlins/Funstix split single (two bands that are basically the same people)
	5:19pm Creamo Coyl: @James James Nice! Saw you guys a few times -- first time in RVA w/ Monorchid & Young Pioneers, then later when you got all Suicide-y....turned into Centuries right?
	5:26pm James James: @ Creamo Coyl Centuries yes. Still making music, here’s a link to my last band REMOTE BURIAL on the WFMU free music archive ... freemusicarchive.org...
	5:29pm James James: @ sphere Thanks ! Yes it was a blast, it’s still a blast.
	5:30pm ratty: my afternoon is blowing up
	5:32pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Everything is yay. Understand? Everything.
	5:40pm Rev. Turnip Druid: fekkin' hell brains, this ornette.
	5:43pm ultradamno: Got any Ulmer/Coleman lying around?
	5:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sincerely CC - Magnificent Medicines. Scene?
	5:48pm ABS: Who is the drummer ?
	5:49pm Creamo Coyl: Denardo Coleman!
	5:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: en.m.wikipedia.org...
	5:50pm ABS: Beast
	5:51pm Creamo Coyl: Jack Dejohnette is on traps, so combine the two and BAMMMM
	5:53pm ABS: Right... an entire universe of drums/percussion
	5:53pm ABS: Great track, thanks!
	5:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: .. & oh...Charlie Haden.

Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl: Playlist from July 23, 2019

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