WFMU: The Hour of Crap with Don-O: Playlist from June 19, 2020

Listener comments!
	6:01pm Aitch: We all need guard our ovens in these crazy times
	6:01pm Don-O: BO!
	6:02pm Mr Fab: Howdy-ho, Don-O. Well this sounds way cool, let the clicky-starring begin!
	6:02pm Don-O: HEY!.....aitch....!
	6:02pm Don-O: Please don't let the noise bug your neighbors.
	6:05pm Mr Fab: My daughter lifted up her head and asked, what are you listening to?! Time to have "that talk." You know, when you try to gently explain sampling and turntablism to your child.
	6:06pm Mr Fab: The Bran Flakes featuring our own Otis Fodder, host of Tuesday's extravaganza "Friendly Persuasion."
	6:08pm Don-O: "That Kid is getting cultured!!!'
	6:08pm Aitch: I blasted Ween in the car when I took my daughters to day-care. Now they can cope with Nick the Bard, so I claim success.
	6:08pm Martinibomb: Hola Don-O!
	6:09pm Don-O: Hey, Mbomb!!
	6:09pm Don-O: I got back into Ween....one of these days.
	6:10pm Don-O: Oh, the new BUTT set-up is working so far.....
	6:10pm Mr Fab: "This is Ovenguard Vol. 1" has ZERO google search results. DAMN>
	6:11pm Rich in Washington: I'm thinking of getting one of those bulletproof, Califone-style educational record players for our grandson, who's drawn like a magnet to both my and my son's turntable setups. Just let him loose with a bunch of junk records.
	6:11pm Rich in Washington: It was actually my wife's suggestion, which kind of blew my mind.
	6:12pm Don-O: I think Discogs has some of the Ovenguard releases...
	6:13pm Don-O: I'm a sucker for band with 'Bakersfield' in it.
	6:13pm Rich in Washington: This is great, Don-O! Such a great label. I believe they put out Bran Flakes' first album.
	6:15pm Mr Fab: By gum, you're right, Don-O. Discogs does indeed have some copies available. Right on! I just have the Bran Flakes albums.
	6:16pm Mr Fab: Li'l Fab just up and left to another room. We're just too hip for the room.
	6:17pm Don-O: I sadly missed out on the other Samplers....so I'm not THAT "hip" after all.
	6:18pm Don-O: Warning, I might miss a track cue or two....or three as these tracks kinda bleed into each other.....
	6:21pm Rich in Washington: This is pretty cool. Sadly, Known In Bakersfield is non-existent outside of a couple of Ovenguard comps.
	6:21pm Don-O: The liner note mentioned a future album, but......
	6:21pm solo mon: Tomorrow’s moms is a good band name.
	6:22pm Rich in Washington: There's a difficult show concept for completist/anal retentive types: A show composed only of bands who only put a few tracks out on label compilations.
	6:22pm solo mon: Or is that the song
	6:22pm Don-O: 'song'?
	6:22pm Mr Fab: hey, i get it: "Ovenguard," like "avant garde." I'm quick like that.
	6:22pm Rich in Washington: It's the song name but you're right. Might've been a complete career game-changer for 'em.
	6:23pm solo mon: Number? Track. Emission!
	6:23pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow. I never would of gotten that, Fab. That's hilarious!
	6:24pm Don-O: After all these decades, I got that, too.
	6:24pm Rich in Washington: Reminds me of a friend who interviewed Rose Maddox and asked her if she's gotten to put out any CDs and she said "CDs? Everything I DO is SEEDY!"
	6:25pm solo mon: This is what it sounds like when you huff scotch garde
	6:25pm Rich in Washington: Wasn't there a Scotch Guard label too?
	6:26pm Don-O: Oh, as this was burned on a CD-R this is the second OG release that I had to replace as the original disc turned into tissue paper.
	6:27pm solo mon: Aren’t cdrs wonderful?
	6:28pm solo mon: Every household item had a record label named after it in the late 90s
	6:29pm Don-O: I just got a stack of them at the local thrift store......I hope they last long.....
	6:29pm Mr Fab: Loading tracks into the Sheena stream reminded me of the, shall we say, "ephemeral" nature of CD-Rs. Digitize 'em now, kiddies, before they're gone.
	6:29pm Don-O: ELO sample!! Yup, that's Otis indeed!!
	6:29pm Rich in Washington: I have hundreds of burnt CDRs in file drawers. Hopefully they'll last a bit but my CD decks are getting finicky in their old age and it's like a game of Russian roulette whether they'll suddenly stop playing during a set.
	6:30pm Don-O: I'm afraid you're right, FAB!
	6:30pm Rich in Washington: I've been using these supposedly archival stable CDRs for the last decade or so but so many of these things I just burned them to a disc and possibly flushed the files. No telling.
	6:31pm Rich in Washington: Now i'm hearing 'Tomorrow's Moms' sung to the tune of Elvis Costello's This Year's Girl.
	6:32pm Don-O: I'm on the hunt for archive discs....if I can afford it.
	6:33pm Rich in Washington: I have some Shimmy Disc releases that have CD rot so bad you can see chunks coming off. And these are commercially produced CDs.
	6:33pm Rich in Washington: I'm wetting in the wings. Sorry!
	6:35pm Rich in Washington: I've been buying huge cakeboxes of JVC Taiyo Yuden CDRs, silver. They're so popular that they are bootlegged! If you get the real ones, they come with a certificate of authenticity.
	6:36pm Don-O: Wow, that's intense for CDRs!!
	6:36pm Don-O: I assume they are NOT cheap!!
	6:37pm Rich in Washington: yeah, counterfeit blank CDs. Pretty crazy. They seem to work pretty good. I don't think I've ever had one just suddenly rot but who knows?
	6:39pm Rich in Washington: something like $40 per 100. A bit steep, but at least you're not getting something like Memorex discs, which have an abysmal fail rate, probably as archival as warm cheese.
	6:39pm Rich in Washington: I love CDs. I am going to rule the inevitable CD revival.
	6:39pm Photocopy Cha Cha: I want the cd-r revival!
	6:40pm Rich in Washington: hi Photocopy Cha Cha!
	6:40pm Don-O: I should Google that JVC set after the show.....
	6:41pm Mr Fab: Ok! We got the band name AND album title now: Tomorrow’s Moms - "As Archival as Warm Cheese"
	6:41pm Don-O: Sounds cheezy!
	6:42pm Don-O: Hey, Cha-Cha!!
	6:42pm StringOFperils: Interesting. True re. MEMOREX cdRs...the few I made mixes on 15 years ago are now magnetically unstable...they're failing.
	6:42pm Photocopy Cha Cha: Ahoy Rich, Don-O, Mr. Fab and other cd-r's! Dunno if I am lucky or not but my cd-r's are old, many of them 20 years or even more and stiull working. Many a hard drive I have lost into the digital nothingness on the other hand, some even before the two year EU warranty was over.
	6:42pm Aitch: I've had high-end CD players be super finicky about old disks, so bought a really shit el-cheapo player that would play just about anything.
	6:43pm StringOFperils: Or optically I should say...they're falling apart
	6:44pm Rich in Washington: I've just found that pretty much anything marketed by Memorex has been utterly worthless crap. Their cassettes were a joke, especially the premium metal ones. Horrible, muddy sound and totally unstable.
	6:44pm Don-O: Hey, String O' Perils!!
	6:44pm StringOFperils: Hello....I never say hello.....bad manners
	6:45pm Rich in Washington: I should really rethink my reliance on CDs and CDRs, though. My CD decks are rather ancient radio station type CD players and getting a bit finicky, but otherwise reliable. (knocks on simulated woodgrain).
	6:46pm Photocopy Cha Cha: I have no personal experience with memorex, but VERBATIM! Oh man, ironic name that one. Two years ago I bought them (the only brand that was available here in the sticks at the time), even by trying different pc's/burners only 10% could be burned AND played. And a few plays later, gone.
	6:46pm Aitch: So memos-wrecked. Failure implicit in the name perhaps.
	6:47pm Don-O: BTW, I'm using the sound wave patterns on my Audocity to figure out each track now. Yup, it's getting THAT unruly!
	6:48pm Rich in Washington: Oh yeah. Verbatim! Also any CDR branded by an office supply company.
	6:48pm Mr Fab: ha Aitch, yeah - "Memo-wrecks."
	6:50pm Don-O: Verbatim seems to have stable discs.
	6:51pm Mr Fab: Things named after office supply companies? Realistic. And they wonder why Radio Shack went out of business. Tho there was an early sample/sound collage project named after it. I think I had a cd by Realistic.
	6:51pm Rich in Washington: There used to be this cheesy souvenir shop on the Oregon coast known for its stupid cedar gifts, hilarious out-of-date novelty T-shirts and huge file boxes of stupid generic bumperstickers with sayings that went out like 25 years ago. I bought almost all of their 'Are You Live Or Are You Memorex?' stickers and was giving them out to people for many years. I gave a bunch to Negativland.
	6:52pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, Realistic is great! I think Jon Nelson gave me some of their CDs fairly recently!
	6:52pm Don-O: Anything about Radio Shack!? Be still my nostalgic bleeding heart.
	6:53pm Photocopy Cha Cha: @6:50 Don-O: in my personal experience, Verbatim discs are stable if you expect them not to work. Is it live or is it memorex does apparently have its alternative meaning in cd-r land. I should start collecting old cd-r releases on memorex (in reality:NO.)
	6:54pm StringOFperils: Nice! I used to wear the bumper sticker that came with 'Is There Any Escape From Noise?' on the back of the jacket I wore when riding my bicycle. The industrial black on yellow sticker that said CAR BOMB.
	6:56pm Don-O: In 4 minutes, THIS GUY>>>> www.wfmu.org...
	6:57pm Rich in Washington: Oh, thanks Don-O! You beat me to it!
	6:57pm StringOFperils: Well, this stuff stands up a lot better than a lot of other things that came to be in the 1990s.
	6:58pm Photocopy Cha Cha: Of cheap supermarket cd-r brands Tesco was surprisingly good, Throbbing Gristle was perhaps ahead of their time with their 'tune' "Tesco Disco".
	6:59pm Don-O: My thanks to ALL for showing up and the stomach for this crap!
	6:59pm StringOFperils: Thanks for the hour of good crap Don-O!
	7:00pm Mr Fab: @StringOFperils: Noise ages well. Unlike some cd-rs.
	7:00pm Photocopy Cha Cha: I did not get food sickness of this so my stomach handled this 'crap' well, thanks Don-O!
	7:00pm Mr Fab: Great stuff, Don-O!
	9:40pm Otis Fodder: Missed it live, listening back now. What a great flashback! Danke Don-O!

The Hour of Crap with Don-O: Playlist from June 19, 2020

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June 19, 2020: This Is (some of) Overguard Vol. 1
Selected tracks from a sample CD from Ovenguard Vol. 1, a found-sound/collage label from the late 90's

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Approx. start time
Wobbly	3 Sex Tunes: Eggs, Baby, Feelings	This is Ovenguard Vol. 1	Ovenguard Music	CD-R	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Bran Flakes	Side By Side (sing it Charles Grodin)	This is Ovenguard Vol. 1	Ovenguard Music	CD-R	0:04:03 (Pop-up)
Known In Bakersfield	Footloose Fall Off	This is Ovenguard Vol. 1	Ovenguard Music	CD-R	0:07:40 (Pop-up)
Wobbly	Ask Me Me Me? "Ask Me Me Me?" by "Wobbly"	This is Ovenguard Vol. 1	Ovenguard Music	CD-R	0:12:20 (Pop-up)

Known In Bakersfield	Tomorrow’s Moms	This is Ovenguard Vol. 1	Ovenguard Music	CD-R	0:16:38 (Pop-up)
Space Mesa	Ring Of Fire "Ring Of Fire" by "Space Mesa"	This is Ovenguard Vol. 1	Ovenguard Music	CD-R	0:22:32 (Pop-up)
Space Mesa	Light Of Eternal Mind "Light Of Eternal Mind" by "Space Mesa"	This is Ovenguard Vol. 1	Ovenguard Music	CD-R	0:24:44 (Pop-up)
The Bran Flakes	Call Me Patches "Call Me Patches" by "The Bran Flakes"	This is Ovenguard Vol. 1	Ovenguard Music	CD-R	0:25:28 (Pop-up)

Liar Ball	Ruined "Ruined" by "Liar Ball"	This is Ovenguard Vol. 1	Ovenguard Music	CD-R	0:33:19 (Pop-up)
Wobbly	Learn Self-Hypnosis "Learn Self-Hypnosis" by "Wobbly"	This is Ovenguard Vol. 1	Ovenguard Music	CD-R	0:37:28 (Pop-up)
Involution	For Lob "For Lob" by "Involution"	This is Ovenguard Vol. 1	Ovenguard Music	CD-R	0:42:47 (Pop-up)
Good Your Own Head	Known In Bakersfield	This is Ovenguard Vol. 1	Ovenguard Music	CD-R	0:47:55 (Pop-up)
Involution	Tribe Nuts "Tribe Nuts" by "Involution"	This is Ovenguard Vol. 1	Ovenguard Music	CD-R	0:49:42 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:01pm Aitch: We all need guard our ovens in these crazy times
	6:01pm Don-O: BO!
	6:02pm Mr Fab: Howdy-ho, Don-O. Well this sounds way cool, let the clicky-starring begin!
	6:02pm Don-O: HEY!.....aitch....!
	6:02pm Don-O: Please don't let the noise bug your neighbors.
	6:05pm Mr Fab: My daughter lifted up her head and asked, what are you listening to?! Time to have "that talk." You know, when you try to gently explain sampling and turntablism to your child.
	6:06pm Mr Fab: The Bran Flakes featuring our own Otis Fodder, host of Tuesday's extravaganza "Friendly Persuasion."
	6:08pm Don-O: "That Kid is getting cultured!!!'
	6:08pm Aitch: I blasted Ween in the car when I took my daughters to day-care. Now they can cope with Nick the Bard, so I claim success.
	6:08pm Martinibomb: Hola Don-O!
	6:09pm Don-O: Hey, Mbomb!!
	6:09pm Don-O: I got back into Ween....one of these days.
	6:10pm Don-O: Oh, the new BUTT set-up is working so far.....
	6:10pm Mr Fab: "This is Ovenguard Vol. 1" has ZERO google search results. DAMN>
	6:11pm Rich in Washington: I'm thinking of getting one of those bulletproof, Califone-style educational record players for our grandson, who's drawn like a magnet to both my and my son's turntable setups. Just let him loose with a bunch of junk records.
	6:11pm Rich in Washington: It was actually my wife's suggestion, which kind of blew my mind.
	6:12pm Don-O: I think Discogs has some of the Ovenguard releases...
	6:13pm Don-O: I'm a sucker for band with 'Bakersfield' in it.
	6:13pm Rich in Washington: This is great, Don-O! Such a great label. I believe they put out Bran Flakes' first album.
	6:15pm Mr Fab: By gum, you're right, Don-O. Discogs does indeed have some copies available. Right on! I just have the Bran Flakes albums.
	6:16pm Mr Fab: Li'l Fab just up and left to another room. We're just too hip for the room.
	6:17pm Don-O: I sadly missed out on the other Samplers....so I'm not THAT "hip" after all.
	6:18pm Don-O: Warning, I might miss a track cue or two....or three as these tracks kinda bleed into each other.....
	6:21pm Rich in Washington: This is pretty cool. Sadly, Known In Bakersfield is non-existent outside of a couple of Ovenguard comps.
	6:21pm Don-O: The liner note mentioned a future album, but......
	6:21pm solo mon: Tomorrow’s moms is a good band name.
	6:22pm Rich in Washington: There's a difficult show concept for completist/anal retentive types: A show composed only of bands who only put a few tracks out on label compilations.
	6:22pm solo mon: Or is that the song
	6:22pm Don-O: 'song'?
	6:22pm Mr Fab: hey, i get it: "Ovenguard," like "avant garde." I'm quick like that.
	6:22pm Rich in Washington: It's the song name but you're right. Might've been a complete career game-changer for 'em.
	6:23pm solo mon: Number? Track. Emission!
	6:23pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow. I never would of gotten that, Fab. That's hilarious!
	6:24pm Don-O: After all these decades, I got that, too.
	6:24pm Rich in Washington: Reminds me of a friend who interviewed Rose Maddox and asked her if she's gotten to put out any CDs and she said "CDs? Everything I DO is SEEDY!"
	6:25pm solo mon: This is what it sounds like when you huff scotch garde
	6:25pm Rich in Washington: Wasn't there a Scotch Guard label too?
	6:26pm Don-O: Oh, as this was burned on a CD-R this is the second OG release that I had to replace as the original disc turned into tissue paper.
	6:27pm solo mon: Aren’t cdrs wonderful?
	6:28pm solo mon: Every household item had a record label named after it in the late 90s
	6:29pm Don-O: I just got a stack of them at the local thrift store......I hope they last long.....
	6:29pm Mr Fab: Loading tracks into the Sheena stream reminded me of the, shall we say, "ephemeral" nature of CD-Rs. Digitize 'em now, kiddies, before they're gone.
	6:29pm Don-O: ELO sample!! Yup, that's Otis indeed!!
	6:29pm Rich in Washington: I have hundreds of burnt CDRs in file drawers. Hopefully they'll last a bit but my CD decks are getting finicky in their old age and it's like a game of Russian roulette whether they'll suddenly stop playing during a set.
	6:30pm Don-O: I'm afraid you're right, FAB!
	6:30pm Rich in Washington: I've been using these supposedly archival stable CDRs for the last decade or so but so many of these things I just burned them to a disc and possibly flushed the files. No telling.
	6:31pm Rich in Washington: Now i'm hearing 'Tomorrow's Moms' sung to the tune of Elvis Costello's This Year's Girl.
	6:32pm Don-O: I'm on the hunt for archive discs....if I can afford it.
	6:33pm Rich in Washington: I have some Shimmy Disc releases that have CD rot so bad you can see chunks coming off. And these are commercially produced CDs.
	6:33pm Rich in Washington: I'm wetting in the wings. Sorry!
	6:35pm Rich in Washington: I've been buying huge cakeboxes of JVC Taiyo Yuden CDRs, silver. They're so popular that they are bootlegged! If you get the real ones, they come with a certificate of authenticity.
	6:36pm Don-O: Wow, that's intense for CDRs!!
	6:36pm Don-O: I assume they are NOT cheap!!
	6:37pm Rich in Washington: yeah, counterfeit blank CDs. Pretty crazy. They seem to work pretty good. I don't think I've ever had one just suddenly rot but who knows?
	6:39pm Rich in Washington: something like $40 per 100. A bit steep, but at least you're not getting something like Memorex discs, which have an abysmal fail rate, probably as archival as warm cheese.
	6:39pm Rich in Washington: I love CDs. I am going to rule the inevitable CD revival.
	6:39pm Photocopy Cha Cha: I want the cd-r revival!
	6:40pm Rich in Washington: hi Photocopy Cha Cha!
	6:40pm Don-O: I should Google that JVC set after the show.....
	6:41pm Mr Fab: Ok! We got the band name AND album title now: Tomorrow’s Moms - "As Archival as Warm Cheese"
	6:41pm Don-O: Sounds cheezy!
	6:42pm Don-O: Hey, Cha-Cha!!
	6:42pm StringOFperils: Interesting. True re. MEMOREX cdRs...the few I made mixes on 15 years ago are now magnetically unstable...they're failing.
	6:42pm Photocopy Cha Cha: Ahoy Rich, Don-O, Mr. Fab and other cd-r's! Dunno if I am lucky or not but my cd-r's are old, many of them 20 years or even more and stiull working. Many a hard drive I have lost into the digital nothingness on the other hand, some even before the two year EU warranty was over.
	6:42pm Aitch: I've had high-end CD players be super finicky about old disks, so bought a really shit el-cheapo player that would play just about anything.
	6:43pm StringOFperils: Or optically I should say...they're falling apart
	6:44pm Rich in Washington: I've just found that pretty much anything marketed by Memorex has been utterly worthless crap. Their cassettes were a joke, especially the premium metal ones. Horrible, muddy sound and totally unstable.
	6:44pm Don-O: Hey, String O' Perils!!
	6:44pm StringOFperils: Hello....I never say hello.....bad manners
	6:45pm Rich in Washington: I should really rethink my reliance on CDs and CDRs, though. My CD decks are rather ancient radio station type CD players and getting a bit finicky, but otherwise reliable. (knocks on simulated woodgrain).
	6:46pm Photocopy Cha Cha: I have no personal experience with memorex, but VERBATIM! Oh man, ironic name that one. Two years ago I bought them (the only brand that was available here in the sticks at the time), even by trying different pc's/burners only 10% could be burned AND played. And a few plays later, gone.
	6:46pm Aitch: So memos-wrecked. Failure implicit in the name perhaps.
	6:47pm Don-O: BTW, I'm using the sound wave patterns on my Audocity to figure out each track now. Yup, it's getting THAT unruly!
	6:48pm Rich in Washington: Oh yeah. Verbatim! Also any CDR branded by an office supply company.
	6:48pm Mr Fab: ha Aitch, yeah - "Memo-wrecks."
	6:50pm Don-O: Verbatim seems to have stable discs.
	6:51pm Mr Fab: Things named after office supply companies? Realistic. And they wonder why Radio Shack went out of business. Tho there was an early sample/sound collage project named after it. I think I had a cd by Realistic.
	6:51pm Rich in Washington: There used to be this cheesy souvenir shop on the Oregon coast known for its stupid cedar gifts, hilarious out-of-date novelty T-shirts and huge file boxes of stupid generic bumperstickers with sayings that went out like 25 years ago. I bought almost all of their 'Are You Live Or Are You Memorex?' stickers and was giving them out to people for many years. I gave a bunch to Negativland.
	6:52pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, Realistic is great! I think Jon Nelson gave me some of their CDs fairly recently!
	6:52pm Don-O: Anything about Radio Shack!? Be still my nostalgic bleeding heart.
	6:53pm Photocopy Cha Cha: @6:50 Don-O: in my personal experience, Verbatim discs are stable if you expect them not to work. Is it live or is it memorex does apparently have its alternative meaning in cd-r land. I should start collecting old cd-r releases on memorex (in reality:NO.)
	6:54pm StringOFperils: Nice! I used to wear the bumper sticker that came with 'Is There Any Escape From Noise?' on the back of the jacket I wore when riding my bicycle. The industrial black on yellow sticker that said CAR BOMB.
	6:56pm Don-O: In 4 minutes, THIS GUY>>>> www.wfmu.org...
	6:57pm Rich in Washington: Oh, thanks Don-O! You beat me to it!
	6:57pm StringOFperils: Well, this stuff stands up a lot better than a lot of other things that came to be in the 1990s.
	6:58pm Photocopy Cha Cha: Of cheap supermarket cd-r brands Tesco was surprisingly good, Throbbing Gristle was perhaps ahead of their time with their 'tune' "Tesco Disco".
	6:59pm Don-O: My thanks to ALL for showing up and the stomach for this crap!
	6:59pm StringOFperils: Thanks for the hour of good crap Don-O!
	7:00pm Mr Fab: @StringOFperils: Noise ages well. Unlike some cd-rs.
	7:00pm Photocopy Cha Cha: I did not get food sickness of this so my stomach handled this 'crap' well, thanks Don-O!
	7:00pm Mr Fab: Great stuff, Don-O!
	9:40pm Otis Fodder: Missed it live, listening back now. What a great flashback! Danke Don-O!

The Hour of Crap with Don-O: Playlist from June 19, 2020

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