WFMU: Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from October 2, 2020

Listener comments!
	6:52pm Don-O: Multi-taskin' BO!!
	6:54pm Rich in Washington: Hi folks! I'll be with you in a moment! Setting it all up!
	6:55pm Rich in Washington: Hi Don-O!
	6:59pm Leland Meadows: Hi Rich! Listening in!
	7:01pm ultradamno: Rich! 'diggers!
	7:01pm ARB: Who you
	7:01pm Franco Twinkie: Hey Rich and....
	7:01pm ironybread: Blast me into inner space, Wizard of the Buttons and Dials
	7:02pm Rich in Washington: Hi everybody!
	7:03pm ironybread: Well done, sir.
	7:04pm solo mon: I’m making a wish!
	7:04pm ARB: Jiminy, please I have an urgent wish!
	7:05pm Don-O: Oh, yea. the 28,000 laied off Disneyland workers are singing this out right now.....
	7:05pm solo mon: ((((((I WISH)))))))
	7:05pm Franco Twinkie: Is it true that Cliff Edwards died a penniless bum in the gutter?
	7:05pm ARB: I wish to find a good roommate, I am stressinnnn
	7:05pm ultradamno: I get cricket visitors in my basement with regularity this time of year.
	7:06pm solo mon: I wish there was a bag of chips called Quentin crisps.
	7:09pm solo mon: Touch me I’m siiiiiiiick
	7:09pm ironybread: As a furloughed Disney employee, I can't decide whether they're going to lay me off or whether they sort of...already did that...and won't save any money by firing me? Either way, it's almost 5pm on Friday, and too late for them to send me that urgen meeting invitation with "Touchbase" in the title
	7:10pm Feldpausch: A great anthem for 2020
	7:11pm solo mon: This and “Don’t Touch” by Norma Tanega
	7:13pm ARB: Don't forget "rhythm of the night"
	7:14pm Franco Twinkie: I remember when I was about fifteen there was this, I don't know what to call it, docudrama? about Quenin Crisp on TV, and it was A BIG FUCKIG DEAL. Why? Because he unapologetically gay. Hard to believe now.
	7:14pm ARB: We are all making a collective wish with this song.
	7:14pm solo mon: Miami Sound Machine ARB?
	7:14pm ARB: nooo
	7:15pm solo mon: Franco- Was it the naked civil servant?
	7:15pm ARB: guess again
	7:15pm Feldpausch: Solo, it's Crystal Waters (?)
	7:15pm Franco Twinkie: Yes! Thank you solo.
	7:16pm ultradamno: LEMMY!!! (head banging)
	7:16pm ARB: Rich I LOVE the theme!!!
	7:16pm solo mon: Imagine if it was 198? And Reagan was being airlifted to a hospital with AIDS.
	7:16pm Rich in Washington: Theme? Whatever are you implying...?
	7:17pm solo mon: This is the rhythm of the night whoah whoah whoah whoah
	7:17pm Feldpausch: Solo, you're painting quite a picture. He was only shot
	7:18pm ARB: When Reagan died was the only time I ever shotgunned a beer
	7:19pm coelacanth∅: greetings Rich (iW) and Lungers
	7:20pm solo mon: I probably said this already but I got in trouble in grade school because I laughed out loud at school and screamed “good!” When it was announced that he was shot. 3rd grade rebel.
	7:20pm Rich in Washington: Hi coelacanth∅!
	7:21pm Feldpausch: @ARB @Solo Heroes.
	7:21pm Franco Twinkie: All I can say at this point is - there IS justice in the word after all. Things are going to get interesting real fast.
	7:21pm ironybread: ...mama? Mama, I'll be good...
	7:21pm coelacanth∅: i probably said when reagan died what i said when hw died: too little too late.
	7:22pm solo mon: Yes indeedy doo Franco, the highest rated reality program is America!!!! So much drama.
	7:22pm ultradamno: When you get out of the hospital (?)...without the let me back into your life part.
	7:22pm Feldpausch: Rich I'm just going to thank you now for the show ahead. I'm already feeling antici...
	7:23pm solo mon: Feldpausch my parents taught me everything.
	7:23pm Rich in Washington: I was being driven to school for some reason and my mom got mad because I also said 'Good!'. She was sure it was someone who'd been cut off of welfare. It turned out it was a rich twit kid of a friend of the Vice President. Weird, huh?
	7:23pm chresti: Hello, this is when I say hello!
	7:24pm solo mon: Coelacanthø we might be saying that again soon.
	7:24pm Feldpausch: Solo, good parents. At least I had Dead Kennedys
	7:24pm Rich in Washington: Hi chresti!
	7:25pm chresti: Hi Rich!
	7:25pm solo mon: Rich ! Wow samesies
	7:26pm solo mon: DK were prob as good as my parents were at raising a child, at least as chaotic.
	7:27pm ARB: Feldpausch, same here. My education started when I heard Terminal Preppie
	7:28pm Franco Twinkie: Solo,in L.A. The Naked Civil Servant was on channel 9, an RKO station, which would show all the spicy stuff with a lot of fanfare in the TV guide. They also showed Black Like Me, if you remember that thought provoking bit of television from back in the day.
	7:28pm solo mon: Rich- good job this social commentary is coming out as fast as the news cycles
	7:30pm melinda: @solo mon one of my classmates did the same thing
	7:31pm solo mon: J and H reference LOL
	7:33pm Feldpausch: ARB, I bought S.O.D. thinking all hardcore was created equal only to find out those guys are extreme right
	7:34pm solo mon: @melinda haha I think some parents weren’t holding back at home.
	7:34pm ultradamno: UK Subs and Dictators both had Disease songs...oh, are we over that?
	7:34pm melinda: I re-watched Close Encounters last year too. I still liked the part where they do the sound communication with the aliens.
	7:35pm Rich in Washington: What was the Dictators disease song, ultradamno?
	7:35pm solo mon: I had a “punk band” when I was 8 and my hit song was called “Reagan is a Dick”
	7:36pm solo mon: My grandma who was an actual commie helped me write it.
	7:36pm Rich in Washington: Hi, melinda!
	7:36pm ultradamno: I believe it's called Disease. Yep, it's on Manifest Destiny Twitter warns it will suspend users who publicly hope for Trump’s death www.theverge.com...
	7:36pm ARB: The world will deicide
	7:37pm Mr Fab: I wrote a song for my youth new wave band called "Reagan Is A Woman." I remember part of it went: "Reagan is a lesbian, that's why he married Nancy." The other guys thought it was funny, but we never came up with music for the lyrics.
	7:37pm ARB: Solo, were you in Old Skull?
	7:37pm solo mon: Haha twitters gonna be pretty busy deleting from what I’ve seen.
	7:38pm solo mon: What’s old skull? Some other punk band that stole my song ??
	7:38pm Franco Twinkie: Probably of interest to everyone here, but Alina in particular. In the current issue of The New Yorker there is a review by Amanda Petrusich of the upcoming rerelease of Harry Smiths Anthology of American Folk Music on Dust to Digital.
	7:39pm Mr Fab: ARB remembers Old Skull! The pre-teen punk band. I actually saw 'em live. Cute kids.
	7:39pm ultradamno: Wisconsin young'uns
	7:39pm solo mon: Oh cute! Also Redd Kross started as a sort of kiddie punk band
	7:40pm ultradamno: Wasn't Eater's drummer really young?
	7:40pm solo mon: ...I’m trying to remember the lyrics...
	7:41pm Don-O: OH! You got a sneak peep copy, Rich!!
	7:41pm ARB: You did, Mr Fab!? Their track Homeless, solid gold, ends with the singer squeaking "I hate you Ronald Reagan"
	7:41pm Rich in Washington: I remember the Necros were too young to get into many clubs they were playing in when they first started out.
	7:41pm Rich in Washington: Not yet, Don-O! I wish!
	7:41pm ARB: Franco, sweet, that's gonna be a good read!
	7:41pm ultradamno: Unit 3 & Venus, who had a song about Scott Baio, and I've heard she married him in the end.
	7:41pm solo mon: And my favorite but technically a family band “Unit 3 with Venus”
	7:42pm solo mon: Oh haha ultradamno jinxies!
	7:43pm ARB: When Bikini Kill played LA last year there was an adolescent riot girl band opening, they were pretty cute. I forgot their name though
	7:43pm Dean: Prats
	7:43pm Mr Fab: Human Skab! ARB, I remember that Old Skull song well. with them chanting "homeless...homeless..." Yeah , they played a free in-store at Rhino Recods.
	7:44pm Don-O: I pre-ordred my copy!
	7:45pm Cp304: thats a great concept, i swear you could make a movie if left record on all day in the cable biz
	7:45pm ultradamno: I think there were bunch of really young Chicago HC bands Rights Of The Accused, Negative Element. John Kezdy complains about them bitterly (as he did about most things) in the You Weren't There doc.
	7:45pm solo mon: “Reagan is a dick He makes me sick He acts like a junkie And he thinks he’s real funky He’s got a wife named Nancy Who looks real fancy She’s just a rich bitch Gonna push her in a ditch”
	7:46pm melinda: 'we don't bite. unless ya wanna' haha
	7:46pm solo mon: Took me a minute but I remembered it lolllllll
	7:47pm solo mon: I was a very political 8 year old.
	7:47pm Rich in Washington: My kids and some neighbor kids started a punk band and would play songs like My Mom's A Stoner and Jesus Loves The Cock and would get into frequent battles with the mormon lady across the street when we were at work.
	7:48pm Cp304: i was put behind Sister Anita's file cabinets many times when I was 8 Solo
	7:48pm Rich in Washington: I was actually proud. I'm either a really terrible dad or a cool one. I don't know.
	7:48pm chresti: Haha.
	7:48pm Feldpausch: Solo you would've kicked Alex P Keaton's ass
	7:49pm Cp304: i think that's trendy these days Rich? i dunno
	7:49pm Mr Fab: ARB, was it Skating Polly? Saw em open for the Flesh Eaters 5 years ago, they were still teens.
	7:49pm ARB: Solo, it's so beautiful! Have you heard the Sun City Girls song Nancy? Could have been written by 8 year old you
	7:49pm chresti: Aren't they cute, kids!
	7:50pm ultradamno: Angst had a dandy Nancy song too.
	7:50pm ARB: Mr Fab, no wasn't that, these girls were maybe around 9 years old and it was last year
	7:51pm ultradamno: Well, of course Jesus loved the cock, he wakes the farmers at sunrise.
	7:52pm Franco Twinkie: In the late '70's there was this communist band called Prairie Fire. For some reason they got it in their heads that they would find a sympathetic alliance with the punk scene. Well. if memory serves me right, they played one "punk" show and were reviled and ridiculed off the stage at The Hong Kong Cafe. I understand that they looked wrong and that was that. KPFK would play them however.
	7:53pm Kat in Chicago: hi errybody. glad you're playing the New Neighborhoods comp, Rich!
	7:54pm Rich in Washington: Hey, Kat!
	7:54pm Franco Twinkie: Ultradamno,you know what they say: Hand off cocks and on with socks.
	7:55pm Don-O: Rich, where does one get this New N.?
	7:57pm Rich in Washington: N? The Negativland LP? Their website. It's on pre-order. I think the bonus editions are nearly sold out but once it does, there'll be a slightly less swanky edition and then it will come out on CD, probably digitally.
	7:57pm Mr Fab: Ha ha, i have an album by Prairie Fire! It looked like a private-press oddity, was in the 99 cent bin. Lefty folkie stuff. About as "punk" as Peter Paul and Mary.
	7:59pm Feldpausch: ARB, I looked up that Sun City Girls song and thank you so much
	8:00pm Franco Twinkie: You know about it more that I do , Fab. Why would anyone want to see them instead of The Flesh Eaters in 1979?
	8:00pm solo mon: Oh yes I know that song Nancy!
	8:00pm ultradamno: Does anyone remember the New Wave Theater with a band called USA or their song was USA? I always assume it was kind of prank, because they were so FM, but everyone seemed confused.
	8:01pm Kat in Chicago: Don-O, if you meant New Neighborhoods, that is here freedomtospend.bandcamp.com... I just added the digi to my Bandcamp Friday cart. Unfortunately the cassette sold out already :(
	8:01pm Mr Fab: not the punk band UXA?
	8:01pm Franco Twinkie: New Wave Theater was a prank.
	8:01pm ARB: Haha, I covered it in my tribute band
	8:01pm ultradamno: No, I know them.
	8:02pm ultradamno: These were three guys that wore US flag shirts are very FM RnR
	8:02pm Rich in Washington: I was just watching a bunch of New Wave Theater episodes last weekend.
	8:02pm Franco Twinkie: And?
	8:03pm Don-O: Thanks for the link, Kat. NOT surprised that the analog version is sold out!
	8:04pm solo mon: I think I was 11 actually not 8 - but pro doesn’t matter. The only other song I had was about Natalie Woods death. Edgy child.
	8:04pm Rich in Washington: I am not sure if I am getting the cassette of this. I think I missed it by mere minutes. I'll know when it comes in the mail.
	8:04pm ARB: you were cooler than me, I had a rap about milk products
	8:05pm Franco Twinkie: Do you have a tape!?!
	8:06pm ARB: Not sure if you're talking to me but there's a Sun City Boys tape, though no more copies
	8:07pm Franco Twinkie: Who else would I be talking to.
	8:07pm ultradamno: Was it about the distinctions between skim, 2% and whole?
	8:08pm ARB: Solos punk band? Rich? Anyone in here probably
	8:08pm solo mon: “Who pushed Natalie Wood Off that big old boat? Don’t they know, don’t they know That wet wood doesn’t float?”
	8:08pm Don-O: AAAALLLLLLL AAAAABOAAAAARRRRRD!!
	8:09pm ARB: Ultradamno, no but it could have been longer than 90 seconds if I had thought to do that. At 11 years old I knew of no milk other than 2%
	8:09pm solo mon: Did it have a line about lemonade ARB?
	8:10pm ARB: Solo you know I didn't write that song!
	8:11pm solo mon: I only heard it recently. I thought maybe.
	8:12pm Franco Twinkie: Oh man, seriously Alina. Junior high punk bands, great. But a goofy Jewish girl rapping about milk, that's the stuff!
	8:13pm solo mon: HahahahA Franco
	8:14pm ARB: I didn't even have a line about separating it from meat products, I'm gonna have to do an update
	8:14pm Franco Twinkie: Please do!
	8:15pm ARB: The milk rap is NOT on the Soilent Gringa cassette
	8:15pm Rich in Washington: Oh hey. The UPS man dropped off my new mic arm. I should install it during my show, with hilarious consequences.
	8:16pm ARB: That would be wonderful Rich!
	8:16pm Rich in Washington: and funny!
	8:16pm Don-O: Rich: If Otis can get away with playing board game on his show, why the hell not!? Real Life On The Radio!
	8:17pm ARB: What board game did Otis play!? I'm trying so hard not to pun right now
	8:18pm Don-O: Ze Game Ub Life....
	8:19pm Feldpausch: I wrote a song about shopping carts, 15 seconds long. Turns out there’s not a lot to say about them
	8:20pm solo mon: Otis and Sondy played battleship for like half an hour on aloha
	8:22pm solo mon: I laughed real hard at this Sondy: I won. Otis: you won? Already?! Sondy: No! I-1 I-1
	8:23pm Mr Fab: No, "Battleship," With his lady songer. 'Twas during their Aloha Friday. It was really funny, they got so into the game, otis stopped playing records. there was a hilarious part: -I 1 -You won?! -No, I 1 -??
	8:23pm Rich in Washington: HA!
	8:23pm solo mon: LOL jinxies day for like the 10th time
	8:23pm Rich in Washington: I missed that part! I need to go back and listen to it!
	8:23pm Kat in Chicago: Battleship was a sounds-terrible idea that worked great
	8:24pm ironybread: One recording you will never hear on my show will be my circa 1988 rendition of "Diarrhea". (Some people think it's funny / But it's really wet and runny) One recording you MAY Hear on my radio show will be a 1984 recording done with my sister and my grandmother of renditions of songs Grandma sung in camp circa 1908. "Had an ol' horse who's named Napoleon / All on account of his bony parts."
	8:24pm solo mon: Unlike making salami roses on air.
	8:26pm Mr Fab: hey ironybread! I'm so sad i taped over all my old tapes. me, my li'l bro, the kids on the street. Guess i figured "London Calling" was more important than my youthful silliness.
	8:26pm solo mon: Ironybread looking forward to that!
	8:27pm solo mon: Bye?! Nooo bye
	8:28pm Rich in Washington: ironybread: ask David about The Poppyseed tape!
	8:28pm Dean: Do you know how many times that remark, "You can wiggle it, you know" has been sampled?!
	8:29pm Rich in Washington: I taped over lots of my tapes to tape radio shows!
	8:31pm Kat in Chicago: I've never heard this Christmas thing, this is great
	8:32pm melinda: @Kat I agree
	8:32pm Franco Twinkie: I just walked out to the mail box. We got our sample ballots. Has any one else gotten anything other that the shiny crap that never even makes it into the house?
	8:33pm melinda: I'm planning on voting early in person, with filtered mask.
	8:34pm Franco Twinkie: You tellin' me howta cook my gravy?
	8:36pm coelacanth∅: i'm going to start using that idiom - "2 cooks in the kitchen don't make it"
	8:36pm Franco Twinkie: Drano?
	8:36pm ARB: Solo, Baby With The Bathwater arrived today
	8:37pm Rich in Washington: The Weatherman's mom's voice is weirdly soothing.
	8:38pm Kat in Chicago: I got my ballot in the mail. Gonna drop it off at an early voting site in person just to make sure.
	8:38pm ironybread: "Do you see any whipped cream in my beard?" "That's rather a personal question, sir"
	8:39pm ARB: Once I asked my mom what the generic word for Tupperware is and she told me "Cool Whip Containers"
	8:39pm Rich in Washington: I'm gonna make a tomato-based Indian gravy sauce right after my show. I'm trying to perfect it.
	8:39pm Franco Twinkie: I KNOW you don't have gravy very often, lady.
	8:39pm coelacanth∅: "Oh my giblets!"
	8:41pm Franco Twinkie: And we make gravy together.
	8:42pm Franco Twinkie: Trouble falling asleep? Try making gravy.
	8:44pm Dean: Hollywood Squares really was a genuinely creative pop culture forum, same as Whose Line Is It Anyway. But I can't imagine any right moment for listening to an LP of either of them.
	8:46pm chresti: Goodness gracious!
	8:46pm ARB: I would change my last name to Waldroop except then my name would become ARW
	8:49pm chresti: The label name, Me Too Records, I'm smitten.
	8:51pm ironybread: This song is the Twitter of 1974
	8:52pm Franco Twinkie: Wow, This was the real seventies.
	8:52pm Dean: I remember the gas station lines. Never forget.
	8:53pm Rich in Washington: I found most of these records in one haul. It was like hitting the 1974 layer in an archeological dig
	8:53pm coelacanth∅: odds only today; $5.00 limit.
	8:54pm Franco Twinkie: Oh yeah Dean. Filling up my truck, and gas had gone up to 42cents a gallon. What an outrage!
	8:54pm melinda: @Rich that's cool.
	8:57pm Dean: But remember that the minimum wage at the time was $0.02/hour.
	8:58pm Mr Fab: My mom likes to remind me that we practiced my times tables whilst waiting in gas station lines. Multi-tasking! inspired the residents "N R G Crises Blues" - their only topical material?
	9:00pm melinda: Thanks for the tunes and audio footage, Rich. I'm going to go watch season 4 of The Wire, which I had stopped watching in 2008 when my health tanked. Never too late to catch up!
	9:01pm ultradamno: Isn't Demons Dance Alone all about 9/11?
	9:01pm Mr Fab: Gary Owens!
	9:01pm Franco Twinkie: When I saw the headline in the L.A.Times this morning. I remembered the elation I felt when rolling out of the Ozarks at six in the morning and seen The Saint Louis Democrat Dispatch with the headline NIXON RESIGNS. That was such a happy day.
	9:03pm ultradamno: It's not so direct, I guess, but...
	9:03pm Mr Fab: Aaaah, i think you may be right about "Demons Dance Alone," now that you mention it.
	9:07pm Mr Fab: i was in a record store when Gary Owens came in. I didn't see him at first, i heard him and recognized his voice. He sounded just like Gary Owens. Pretty knowledgeable about jazz/big band.
	9:08pm Rich in Washington: We owe Gary Owens a debt of gratitude for introducing Mrs. Miller to the world.
	9:09pm ultradamno: Indeed, don't be a hamburger.
	9:10pm Franco Twinkie: I loved when Mrs. Miller would follow The Seeds on 9th Street West.
	9:12pm Dean: Americans really lack a sense of humor, don't they (we)?
	9:12pm Franco Twinkie: Was that Don Bowls?
	9:18pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, maybe it's a good thing all the comedy clubs are closed. This truly is, well I don't know, but is it funny? Most certainly not. Smells like milk that's been left out since 1974.
	9:25pm Kat in Chicago: Can I safely assume that Understanding Marx was Red Shadow's only good song?
	9:26pm Rich in Washington: I think you may be correct, Kat! It's the one everyone plays.
	9:26pm ultradamno: Was there a convention going on at the Panacea Hilton? I just have to assume there's no other reason to be "the economics rock & roll band" than to play such events.
	9:26pm Leland Meadows: Listening in Rich, great show and wow, Red Shadow, yes! Understanding Marx indeed Kat! Hi everyone!
	9:27pm Kat in Chicago: hi O... Leland!
	9:28pm Rich in Washington: It's Leland!
	9:28pm O. Leland Foddows: It's Rich!
	9:29pm chresti: Hi Leland!
	9:29pm Franco Twinkie: Wow. Does anyone remember Gerald Fords first Presidential act after he was sworn into office to replace Satan? W.I.N. Whip Inflation Now. They even made buttons, I swear! America has always given me a headache.
	9:29pm Webhamster Henry: It worked, didn't it? Oh yeah, it didn't.
	9:30pm Franco Twinkie: Ha!
	9:31pm Kat in Chicago: I remember W.I.N. buttons. Dumb.
	9:32pm Rich in Washington: I couldn't resist.
	9:32pm Webhamster Henry: About time we understood Marx.
	9:32pm Franco Twinkie: Karl and Groucho.
	9:32pm Kat in Chicago: "Good" may have been too strong a word for this song. But it's definitely catchy.
	9:32pm O. Leland Foddows: Doo doo doo, doo doo doo, doo doo.
	9:33pm Kat in Chicago: And the Caucasian girls sing, doo doo doo doo doo...
	9:34pm Webhamster Henry: some notes from comments on the 365 days page :www.wfmu.org...
	9:34pm spodiodi: hi Rich! happy friday all
	9:34pm Cp304: my friday is tomorrow spodiodi.. but thanks!
	9:34pm ultradamno: That's cool, do they have any good Trotsky bangers?
	9:35pm Hubig Pie: Ditch the snowmobile, and you'll achieve financial security
	9:35pm Mr Fab: What does Freud and Skinner have to do with economics?
	9:35pm Rich in Washington: Hi spodiodi!
	9:35pm ARB: Leland! a reminder to chill the amaretto...
	9:36pm Franco Twinkie: Having any memory of this shit only reminds me I'm as old as Karl Marx.
	9:36pm Mr Fab: One of our cats is named Groucho. We're still trying to understand him.
	9:37pm O. Leland Foddows: Amaretto chilled ARB, getting ready for love.
	9:38pm Mr Fab: you can tell when white folks write a "rap" song, then hire a black guy to perform it.
	9:38pm Franco Twinkie: Really Alina, I NEED to hear your milk rap.
	9:38pm coelacanth∅: i wish i had some amaretto here i'd make some hot chocolate
	9:39pm coelacanth∅: (and add it to it)
	9:39pm Kat in Chicago: Illuminating, Webhamster Henry. I'm not familiar with the Ray Charles track that was mentioned, but I reckon that might be where the catchy came from.
	9:41pm Webhamster Henry: The 365 days Project is the gift that keeps on giving. And Beware of the Blog. All the more reason to throw some cash WFMU's way during the October Hellraiser!
	9:42pm Mr Fab: Well said, Henry!
	9:43pm O. Leland Foddows: Lots of fun in 2007 on the blog oh yes.
	9:44pm Mr Fab: I didn't watch the Hollywood Squares as a kid, and now I know why - all these "adult" double entendres were mysterious to me. Why was everyone laughing? Now, I would love to see Paul Lynde sneering and smirking at everything. Paul, come back, we need you!
	9:44pm ARB: Reminder that Double Dip Recess has it's Jungle Room debut tomorrow morning. Though personally I won't be awake yet if things go well on The Torch Is Burning
	9:45pm Rich in Washington: Matchgame was fun because everyone seemed bombed out of their skulls.
	9:45pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, ARB! I'd nearly forgotten!
	9:45pm Kat in Chicago: I liked Hollywood Squares but I loooved Match Game.
	9:46pm spodiodi: Paul Lynde <3 <3 <3
	9:48pm ultradamno: I was kind of wondering about that. There aren't that many Nears that I know of...
	9:48pm solo mon: Match game PM is the best! Brett Somers is my favorite
	9:49pm StringOFperils: Guess I kinda missed this one.....oh well. The Torch awaits...
	9:49pm Hubig Pie: Some of the celebs were surely loaded for The Hollywood Squares
	9:50pm spodiodi: i think everyone was loaded in the 70s
	9:50pm Kat in Chicago: Thanks, Rich!
	9:50pm spodiodi: thank you, Rich!
	9:50pm ARB: I was still waiting in the wings in a load in the 70s
	9:51pm chresti: I think you're right, spodi.
	9:51pm spodiodi: lol ARB
	9:52pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for listening, everybody!
	9:53pm O. Leland Foddows: Thanks Rich, you soundtracked our dinner and now time for your dinner!
	9:53pm Hubig Pie: What language is Mr. Blomsterunge singing in ?
	9:53pm Rich in Washington: I will be feverishly cooking away and sipping cocktails during your show!
	9:53pm Rich in Washington: Please join us next door at The Torch Is Burning, right after this show! www.wfmu.org...
	9:55pm Rich in Washington: It's Swedish, apparently Hubig. This record was shipped to me at the radio station. It was a huge box. I thought someone had shipped me a motorcycle helmet by mistake. It must've cost a fortune to ship it to the US.
	9:55pm Kat in Chicago: Torch is gonna soundtrack my dinner, I just got the leftover chicken out of the oven.
	9:55pm Rich in Washington: www.discogs.com...
	9:56pm Hubig Pie: I heard this last year on The Bryce Show and added it to my music lie-bary
	9:56pm O. Leland Foddows: Come in everyone, we just kindled the fire.
	9:57pm ARB: I made heart of palm ceviche to eat as we warm our hearts
	9:58pm Franco Twinkie: Thanks Rich. This was a real Stoffers TV dinner of a show.
	9:58pm ARB: Rich thanks for another great show! Hope you make a killer tomato curry sauce
	9:58pm Mr Fab: Cooking and sipping here, too! The Sun is setting, the mood is, well, gettin moody. Can't believe it's time for Double Dip Recess all ready, we've been talking about adding this show to the Sheena schedule and that moment finally arriving. 6 00 am tomorrow my time, will set my alarm to see how it goes.
	9:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Rich!
	9:59pm Rich in Washington: Thanks everybody! MWAAAAAAHH! See you at Constance and Leland's!
	10:00pm Mr Fab: I'm glad people are still makin with the Mimimalism. I guess you don't get as much avant-garde cred as you would with noise, but it sounds good to these stressed ears.
	10:00pm chresti: Thanks Rich!
	10:00pm Kat in Chicago: yeah this is really nice
	10:00pm Cp304: thanks rich, been listening whilst on the phone
	10:01pm Mr Fab: go here! www.wfmu.org...

Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from October 2, 2020

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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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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Quentin Crisp	Stop The Music For A Minute	Miniatures (A Sequence Of Fifty-One Tiny Masterpieces)	Pipe Records	1980	LP		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Jiminy Cricket	When You Wish Upon a Star	When You Wish Upon a Star	Disney	1961	7"		0:02:57 (Pop-up)
Montana	Grand Finale: When You Wish Upon A Star	A Dance Fantasy Inspired By Close Encounters Of The Third Kind	Atlantic Records	1978	LP		0:05:08 (Pop-up)
Shockabilly	Instant Karma "Instant Karma" by "Shockabilly"	Heaven	Homestead	1985	LP		0:07:18 (Pop-up)
Mudhoney	Touch Me I'm Sick "Touch Me I'm Sick" by "Mudhoney"	Superfuzz Bigmuff plus Early Singles	Sub Pop	1988	LP		0:08:59 (Pop-up)
XTC	Here Comes President Kill Again	Oranges and Lemons	Geffen Records	1989	CD		0:11:25 (Pop-up)
Motörhead	Dancing On Your Grave "Dancing On Your Grave" by "Motörhead"	No Remorse	Bronze	1985	LP		0:15:02 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Beat The Reaper "Beat The Reaper" by "Frank Zappa"	Civilization Phaze III	Zappa Records	1994	CD		0:19:19 (Pop-up)
Firesign Theatre	"Beat the Reaper"	Waiting For The Electrician Or Someone Like Him	Columbia	1968	LP		0:33:14 (Pop-up)
Peter Marshall, et al	Side One [excerpt]	Zingers from the Hollywood Squares	Event Records	1974	LP	Alan King, Burt Reynolds, David Steinberg, Demond Wilson, Don Rickles, Freddie Prinze, George Gobel, Jan Murray, Karen Valentine, McLean Stevenson, Paul Lynde, Rich Little, Rose Marie, Suzanne Pleshette	0:26:55 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Paris Studio Group	Accroche Toi, Caroline	Vision On: Selected Themes					0:32:42 (Pop-up)
Negativland	Don't Get Freaked Out	The World Will Decide	Seeland Records	2020	MP3	Out November 13, 2020	0:33:17 (Pop-up)
Negativland	More Data "More Data" by "Negativland"	The World Will Decide	Seeland Records	2020	MP3		0:37:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Negativland	More Data loop "More Data loop" by "Negativland"						0:42:57 (Pop-up)
Todd Barton	Ashland Ambience "Ashland Ambience" by "Todd Barton"	VA - New Neighborhoods	Freedom To Spend	2020	Cassette	Released today, 10/2!	0:45:10 (Pop-up)
Felicia Atkinson	The Willow "The Willow" by "Felicia Atkinson"	VA - New Neighborhoods	Freedom To Spend	2020	Cassette		0:50:50 (Pop-up)
CV & JAB	Saint-Gilles Lockdown in Three Parts	VA - New Neighborhoods	Freedom To Spend	2020	Cassette		0:59:26 (Pop-up)
Space Afrika	217 "217" by "Space Afrika"	VA - New Neighborhoods	Freedom To Spend	2020	Cassette		0:59:26 (Pop-up)
Jefre-Cantus Ledesma	Dharani For Morningside Park	VA - New Neighborhoods	Freedom To Spend	2020	Cassette		0:59:26 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Noveltones	Left Banke Two "Left Banke Two" by "The Noveltones"	Vision On: Selected Themes					1:26:50 (Pop-up)
The Weatherman and Wobbly	Christmas 1985	The Weatherman and Wobbly	self-released	1999	CD-R		1:26:59 (Pop-up)
Peter Marshall, et al	Side Two [excerpt]	Zingers from the Hollywood Squares	Event Records	1974	LP		1:40:19 (Pop-up)
The American Red Cross	PSA: Water Safety - Drowning	Brother (or Sister) Can You Spare Some Time?	Public Service Radio	1976			1:42:20 (Pop-up)
Les Waldroop	Big Watergate Bugs "Big Watergate Bugs" by "Les Waldroop"	Big Watergate Bug	Me Too Records	1974	7"		1:43:17 (Pop-up)
Brent Burns	No Crude, No Food "No Crude, No Food" by "Brent Burns"	No Crude, No Food	River	1974	7"		1:48:52 (Pop-up)
Bobby 'Sofine' Butler	Cheaper Crude Or No More Food	Cheaper Crude Or No More Food	IBC Records	1974	7"		1:50:05 (Pop-up)
Perfectly Clear	The Nixorcist "The Nixorcist" by "Perfectly Clear"	The Nixorcist	Ode Records	1974	7"		1:52:41 (Pop-up)
The Hexorcist	Side One [excerpt] "Side One [excerpt]" by "The Hexorcist"	A Devil Of An Album	ABC Records	1974	LP		1:59:57 (Pop-up)
Fred Small	Walk On The Supply Side	Reaganomics Blues	Fuse Music	1984	LP		2:14:53 (Pop-up)
Barbara Dane	Unemployment Compensation Blues	Reaganomics Blues	Fuse Music	1984	LP		2:18:19 (Pop-up)
The Red Shadow Band	In the Lobby "In the Lobby" by "The Red Shadow Band"	Live At The Panacea Hilton	Physical Records	1975	LP		2:22:05 (Pop-up)
Holly Near	I Got Trouble "I Got Trouble" by "Holly Near"	Reaganomics Blues	Fuse Music	1984	LP		2:25:33 (Pop-up)
Solidarity Singers	Unemployment's Up & Downs	Reaganomics Blues	Fuse Music	1984	LP		2:28:16 (Pop-up)
The Red Shadow Band	Understanding Marx	Live At The Panacea Hilton	Physical Records	1975	LP		2:31:55 (Pop-up)
Billy Brown	Solidarity "Solidarity" by "Billy Brown"	Reaganomics Blues	Fuse Music	1984	LP		2:36:50 (Pop-up)
Peter Marshall, et al	Side Two [excerpt]	Zingers from the Hollywood Squares	Event Records	1974	LP		2:40:38 (Pop-up)
John Oswald/Mystery Tapes Inc.	WX2 [excerpt]	Kissing Jesus In The Dark	Self	1986	Cassette		2:42:39 (Pop-up)
Max Harris Trio	Gurney Slade "Gurney Slade" by "Max Harris Trio"	Vision On: Selected Themes					2:45:59 (Pop-up)
Blomsterunge	Himmelens hundar "Himmelens hundar" by "Blomsterunge"	The Collected Vocal and Instrumental Works of Blomsterunge, volume 1	Bluörg	2015	LP		2:50:25 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:52pm Don-O: Multi-taskin' BO!!
	6:54pm Rich in Washington: Hi folks! I'll be with you in a moment! Setting it all up!
	6:55pm Rich in Washington: Hi Don-O!
	6:59pm Leland Meadows: Hi Rich! Listening in!
	7:01pm ultradamno: Rich! 'diggers!
	7:01pm ARB: Who you
	7:01pm Franco Twinkie: Hey Rich and....
	7:01pm ironybread: Blast me into inner space, Wizard of the Buttons and Dials
	7:02pm Rich in Washington: Hi everybody!
	7:03pm ironybread: Well done, sir.
	7:04pm solo mon: I’m making a wish!
	7:04pm ARB: Jiminy, please I have an urgent wish!
	7:05pm Don-O: Oh, yea. the 28,000 laied off Disneyland workers are singing this out right now.....
	7:05pm solo mon: ((((((I WISH)))))))
	7:05pm Franco Twinkie: Is it true that Cliff Edwards died a penniless bum in the gutter?
	7:05pm ARB: I wish to find a good roommate, I am stressinnnn
	7:05pm ultradamno: I get cricket visitors in my basement with regularity this time of year.
	7:06pm solo mon: I wish there was a bag of chips called Quentin crisps.
	7:09pm solo mon: Touch me I’m siiiiiiiick
	7:09pm ironybread: As a furloughed Disney employee, I can't decide whether they're going to lay me off or whether they sort of...already did that...and won't save any money by firing me? Either way, it's almost 5pm on Friday, and too late for them to send me that urgen meeting invitation with "Touchbase" in the title
	7:10pm Feldpausch: A great anthem for 2020
	7:11pm solo mon: This and “Don’t Touch” by Norma Tanega
	7:13pm ARB: Don't forget "rhythm of the night"
	7:14pm Franco Twinkie: I remember when I was about fifteen there was this, I don't know what to call it, docudrama? about Quenin Crisp on TV, and it was A BIG FUCKIG DEAL. Why? Because he unapologetically gay. Hard to believe now.
	7:14pm ARB: We are all making a collective wish with this song.
	7:14pm solo mon: Miami Sound Machine ARB?
	7:14pm ARB: nooo
	7:15pm solo mon: Franco- Was it the naked civil servant?
	7:15pm ARB: guess again
	7:15pm Feldpausch: Solo, it's Crystal Waters (?)
	7:15pm Franco Twinkie: Yes! Thank you solo.
	7:16pm ultradamno: LEMMY!!! (head banging)
	7:16pm ARB: Rich I LOVE the theme!!!
	7:16pm solo mon: Imagine if it was 198? And Reagan was being airlifted to a hospital with AIDS.
	7:16pm Rich in Washington: Theme? Whatever are you implying...?
	7:17pm solo mon: This is the rhythm of the night whoah whoah whoah whoah
	7:17pm Feldpausch: Solo, you're painting quite a picture. He was only shot
	7:18pm ARB: When Reagan died was the only time I ever shotgunned a beer
	7:19pm coelacanth∅: greetings Rich (iW) and Lungers
	7:20pm solo mon: I probably said this already but I got in trouble in grade school because I laughed out loud at school and screamed “good!” When it was announced that he was shot. 3rd grade rebel.
	7:20pm Rich in Washington: Hi coelacanth∅!
	7:21pm Feldpausch: @ARB @Solo Heroes.
	7:21pm Franco Twinkie: All I can say at this point is - there IS justice in the word after all. Things are going to get interesting real fast.
	7:21pm ironybread: ...mama? Mama, I'll be good...
	7:21pm coelacanth∅: i probably said when reagan died what i said when hw died: too little too late.
	7:22pm solo mon: Yes indeedy doo Franco, the highest rated reality program is America!!!! So much drama.
	7:22pm ultradamno: When you get out of the hospital (?)...without the let me back into your life part.
	7:22pm Feldpausch: Rich I'm just going to thank you now for the show ahead. I'm already feeling antici...
	7:23pm solo mon: Feldpausch my parents taught me everything.
	7:23pm Rich in Washington: I was being driven to school for some reason and my mom got mad because I also said 'Good!'. She was sure it was someone who'd been cut off of welfare. It turned out it was a rich twit kid of a friend of the Vice President. Weird, huh?
	7:23pm chresti: Hello, this is when I say hello!
	7:24pm solo mon: Coelacanthø we might be saying that again soon.
	7:24pm Feldpausch: Solo, good parents. At least I had Dead Kennedys
	7:24pm Rich in Washington: Hi chresti!
	7:25pm chresti: Hi Rich!
	7:25pm solo mon: Rich ! Wow samesies
	7:26pm solo mon: DK were prob as good as my parents were at raising a child, at least as chaotic.
	7:27pm ARB: Feldpausch, same here. My education started when I heard Terminal Preppie
	7:28pm Franco Twinkie: Solo,in L.A. The Naked Civil Servant was on channel 9, an RKO station, which would show all the spicy stuff with a lot of fanfare in the TV guide. They also showed Black Like Me, if you remember that thought provoking bit of television from back in the day.
	7:28pm solo mon: Rich- good job this social commentary is coming out as fast as the news cycles
	7:30pm melinda: @solo mon one of my classmates did the same thing
	7:31pm solo mon: J and H reference LOL
	7:33pm Feldpausch: ARB, I bought S.O.D. thinking all hardcore was created equal only to find out those guys are extreme right
	7:34pm solo mon: @melinda haha I think some parents weren’t holding back at home.
	7:34pm ultradamno: UK Subs and Dictators both had Disease songs...oh, are we over that?
	7:34pm melinda: I re-watched Close Encounters last year too. I still liked the part where they do the sound communication with the aliens.
	7:35pm Rich in Washington: What was the Dictators disease song, ultradamno?
	7:35pm solo mon: I had a “punk band” when I was 8 and my hit song was called “Reagan is a Dick”
	7:36pm solo mon: My grandma who was an actual commie helped me write it.
	7:36pm Rich in Washington: Hi, melinda!
	7:36pm ultradamno: I believe it's called Disease. Yep, it's on Manifest Destiny Twitter warns it will suspend users who publicly hope for Trump’s death www.theverge.com...
	7:36pm ARB: The world will deicide
	7:37pm Mr Fab: I wrote a song for my youth new wave band called "Reagan Is A Woman." I remember part of it went: "Reagan is a lesbian, that's why he married Nancy." The other guys thought it was funny, but we never came up with music for the lyrics.
	7:37pm ARB: Solo, were you in Old Skull?
	7:37pm solo mon: Haha twitters gonna be pretty busy deleting from what I’ve seen.
	7:38pm solo mon: What’s old skull? Some other punk band that stole my song ??
	7:38pm Franco Twinkie: Probably of interest to everyone here, but Alina in particular. In the current issue of The New Yorker there is a review by Amanda Petrusich of the upcoming rerelease of Harry Smiths Anthology of American Folk Music on Dust to Digital.
	7:39pm Mr Fab: ARB remembers Old Skull! The pre-teen punk band. I actually saw 'em live. Cute kids.
	7:39pm ultradamno: Wisconsin young'uns
	7:39pm solo mon: Oh cute! Also Redd Kross started as a sort of kiddie punk band
	7:40pm ultradamno: Wasn't Eater's drummer really young?
	7:40pm solo mon: ...I’m trying to remember the lyrics...
	7:41pm Don-O: OH! You got a sneak peep copy, Rich!!
	7:41pm ARB: You did, Mr Fab!? Their track Homeless, solid gold, ends with the singer squeaking "I hate you Ronald Reagan"
	7:41pm Rich in Washington: I remember the Necros were too young to get into many clubs they were playing in when they first started out.
	7:41pm Rich in Washington: Not yet, Don-O! I wish!
	7:41pm ARB: Franco, sweet, that's gonna be a good read!
	7:41pm ultradamno: Unit 3 & Venus, who had a song about Scott Baio, and I've heard she married him in the end.
	7:41pm solo mon: And my favorite but technically a family band “Unit 3 with Venus”
	7:42pm solo mon: Oh haha ultradamno jinxies!
	7:43pm ARB: When Bikini Kill played LA last year there was an adolescent riot girl band opening, they were pretty cute. I forgot their name though
	7:43pm Dean: Prats
	7:43pm Mr Fab: Human Skab! ARB, I remember that Old Skull song well. with them chanting "homeless...homeless..." Yeah , they played a free in-store at Rhino Recods.
	7:44pm Don-O: I pre-ordred my copy!
	7:45pm Cp304: thats a great concept, i swear you could make a movie if left record on all day in the cable biz
	7:45pm ultradamno: I think there were bunch of really young Chicago HC bands Rights Of The Accused, Negative Element. John Kezdy complains about them bitterly (as he did about most things) in the You Weren't There doc.
	7:45pm solo mon: “Reagan is a dick He makes me sick He acts like a junkie And he thinks he’s real funky He’s got a wife named Nancy Who looks real fancy She’s just a rich bitch Gonna push her in a ditch”
	7:46pm melinda: 'we don't bite. unless ya wanna' haha
	7:46pm solo mon: Took me a minute but I remembered it lolllllll
	7:47pm solo mon: I was a very political 8 year old.
	7:47pm Rich in Washington: My kids and some neighbor kids started a punk band and would play songs like My Mom's A Stoner and Jesus Loves The Cock and would get into frequent battles with the mormon lady across the street when we were at work.
	7:48pm Cp304: i was put behind Sister Anita's file cabinets many times when I was 8 Solo
	7:48pm Rich in Washington: I was actually proud. I'm either a really terrible dad or a cool one. I don't know.
	7:48pm chresti: Haha.
	7:48pm Feldpausch: Solo you would've kicked Alex P Keaton's ass
	7:49pm Cp304: i think that's trendy these days Rich? i dunno
	7:49pm Mr Fab: ARB, was it Skating Polly? Saw em open for the Flesh Eaters 5 years ago, they were still teens.
	7:49pm ARB: Solo, it's so beautiful! Have you heard the Sun City Girls song Nancy? Could have been written by 8 year old you
	7:49pm chresti: Aren't they cute, kids!
	7:50pm ultradamno: Angst had a dandy Nancy song too.
	7:50pm ARB: Mr Fab, no wasn't that, these girls were maybe around 9 years old and it was last year
	7:51pm ultradamno: Well, of course Jesus loved the cock, he wakes the farmers at sunrise.
	7:52pm Franco Twinkie: In the late '70's there was this communist band called Prairie Fire. For some reason they got it in their heads that they would find a sympathetic alliance with the punk scene. Well. if memory serves me right, they played one "punk" show and were reviled and ridiculed off the stage at The Hong Kong Cafe. I understand that they looked wrong and that was that. KPFK would play them however.
	7:53pm Kat in Chicago: hi errybody. glad you're playing the New Neighborhoods comp, Rich!
	7:54pm Rich in Washington: Hey, Kat!
	7:54pm Franco Twinkie: Ultradamno,you know what they say: Hand off cocks and on with socks.
	7:55pm Don-O: Rich, where does one get this New N.?
	7:57pm Rich in Washington: N? The Negativland LP? Their website. It's on pre-order. I think the bonus editions are nearly sold out but once it does, there'll be a slightly less swanky edition and then it will come out on CD, probably digitally.
	7:57pm Mr Fab: Ha ha, i have an album by Prairie Fire! It looked like a private-press oddity, was in the 99 cent bin. Lefty folkie stuff. About as "punk" as Peter Paul and Mary.
	7:59pm Feldpausch: ARB, I looked up that Sun City Girls song and thank you so much
	8:00pm Franco Twinkie: You know about it more that I do , Fab. Why would anyone want to see them instead of The Flesh Eaters in 1979?
	8:00pm solo mon: Oh yes I know that song Nancy!
	8:00pm ultradamno: Does anyone remember the New Wave Theater with a band called USA or their song was USA? I always assume it was kind of prank, because they were so FM, but everyone seemed confused.
	8:01pm Kat in Chicago: Don-O, if you meant New Neighborhoods, that is here freedomtospend.bandcamp.com... I just added the digi to my Bandcamp Friday cart. Unfortunately the cassette sold out already :(
	8:01pm Mr Fab: not the punk band UXA?
	8:01pm Franco Twinkie: New Wave Theater was a prank.
	8:01pm ARB: Haha, I covered it in my tribute band
	8:01pm ultradamno: No, I know them.
	8:02pm ultradamno: These were three guys that wore US flag shirts are very FM RnR
	8:02pm Rich in Washington: I was just watching a bunch of New Wave Theater episodes last weekend.
	8:02pm Franco Twinkie: And?
	8:03pm Don-O: Thanks for the link, Kat. NOT surprised that the analog version is sold out!
	8:04pm solo mon: I think I was 11 actually not 8 - but pro doesn’t matter. The only other song I had was about Natalie Woods death. Edgy child.
	8:04pm Rich in Washington: I am not sure if I am getting the cassette of this. I think I missed it by mere minutes. I'll know when it comes in the mail.
	8:04pm ARB: you were cooler than me, I had a rap about milk products
	8:05pm Franco Twinkie: Do you have a tape!?!
	8:06pm ARB: Not sure if you're talking to me but there's a Sun City Boys tape, though no more copies
	8:07pm Franco Twinkie: Who else would I be talking to.
	8:07pm ultradamno: Was it about the distinctions between skim, 2% and whole?
	8:08pm ARB: Solos punk band? Rich? Anyone in here probably
	8:08pm solo mon: “Who pushed Natalie Wood Off that big old boat? Don’t they know, don’t they know That wet wood doesn’t float?”
	8:08pm Don-O: AAAALLLLLLL AAAAABOAAAAARRRRRD!!
	8:09pm ARB: Ultradamno, no but it could have been longer than 90 seconds if I had thought to do that. At 11 years old I knew of no milk other than 2%
	8:09pm solo mon: Did it have a line about lemonade ARB?
	8:10pm ARB: Solo you know I didn't write that song!
	8:11pm solo mon: I only heard it recently. I thought maybe.
	8:12pm Franco Twinkie: Oh man, seriously Alina. Junior high punk bands, great. But a goofy Jewish girl rapping about milk, that's the stuff!
	8:13pm solo mon: HahahahA Franco
	8:14pm ARB: I didn't even have a line about separating it from meat products, I'm gonna have to do an update
	8:14pm Franco Twinkie: Please do!
	8:15pm ARB: The milk rap is NOT on the Soilent Gringa cassette
	8:15pm Rich in Washington: Oh hey. The UPS man dropped off my new mic arm. I should install it during my show, with hilarious consequences.
	8:16pm ARB: That would be wonderful Rich!
	8:16pm Rich in Washington: and funny!
	8:16pm Don-O: Rich: If Otis can get away with playing board game on his show, why the hell not!? Real Life On The Radio!
	8:17pm ARB: What board game did Otis play!? I'm trying so hard not to pun right now
	8:18pm Don-O: Ze Game Ub Life....
	8:19pm Feldpausch: I wrote a song about shopping carts, 15 seconds long. Turns out there’s not a lot to say about them
	8:20pm solo mon: Otis and Sondy played battleship for like half an hour on aloha
	8:22pm solo mon: I laughed real hard at this Sondy: I won. Otis: you won? Already?! Sondy: No! I-1 I-1
	8:23pm Mr Fab: No, "Battleship," With his lady songer. 'Twas during their Aloha Friday. It was really funny, they got so into the game, otis stopped playing records. there was a hilarious part: -I 1 -You won?! -No, I 1 -??
	8:23pm Rich in Washington: HA!
	8:23pm solo mon: LOL jinxies day for like the 10th time
	8:23pm Rich in Washington: I missed that part! I need to go back and listen to it!
	8:23pm Kat in Chicago: Battleship was a sounds-terrible idea that worked great
	8:24pm ironybread: One recording you will never hear on my show will be my circa 1988 rendition of "Diarrhea". (Some people think it's funny / But it's really wet and runny) One recording you MAY Hear on my radio show will be a 1984 recording done with my sister and my grandmother of renditions of songs Grandma sung in camp circa 1908. "Had an ol' horse who's named Napoleon / All on account of his bony parts."
	8:24pm solo mon: Unlike making salami roses on air.
	8:26pm Mr Fab: hey ironybread! I'm so sad i taped over all my old tapes. me, my li'l bro, the kids on the street. Guess i figured "London Calling" was more important than my youthful silliness.
	8:26pm solo mon: Ironybread looking forward to that!
	8:27pm solo mon: Bye?! Nooo bye
	8:28pm Rich in Washington: ironybread: ask David about The Poppyseed tape!
	8:28pm Dean: Do you know how many times that remark, "You can wiggle it, you know" has been sampled?!
	8:29pm Rich in Washington: I taped over lots of my tapes to tape radio shows!
	8:31pm Kat in Chicago: I've never heard this Christmas thing, this is great
	8:32pm melinda: @Kat I agree
	8:32pm Franco Twinkie: I just walked out to the mail box. We got our sample ballots. Has any one else gotten anything other that the shiny crap that never even makes it into the house?
	8:33pm melinda: I'm planning on voting early in person, with filtered mask.
	8:34pm Franco Twinkie: You tellin' me howta cook my gravy?
	8:36pm coelacanth∅: i'm going to start using that idiom - "2 cooks in the kitchen don't make it"
	8:36pm Franco Twinkie: Drano?
	8:36pm ARB: Solo, Baby With The Bathwater arrived today
	8:37pm Rich in Washington: The Weatherman's mom's voice is weirdly soothing.
	8:38pm Kat in Chicago: I got my ballot in the mail. Gonna drop it off at an early voting site in person just to make sure.
	8:38pm ironybread: "Do you see any whipped cream in my beard?" "That's rather a personal question, sir"
	8:39pm ARB: Once I asked my mom what the generic word for Tupperware is and she told me "Cool Whip Containers"
	8:39pm Rich in Washington: I'm gonna make a tomato-based Indian gravy sauce right after my show. I'm trying to perfect it.
	8:39pm Franco Twinkie: I KNOW you don't have gravy very often, lady.
	8:39pm coelacanth∅: "Oh my giblets!"
	8:41pm Franco Twinkie: And we make gravy together.
	8:42pm Franco Twinkie: Trouble falling asleep? Try making gravy.
	8:44pm Dean: Hollywood Squares really was a genuinely creative pop culture forum, same as Whose Line Is It Anyway. But I can't imagine any right moment for listening to an LP of either of them.
	8:46pm chresti: Goodness gracious!
	8:46pm ARB: I would change my last name to Waldroop except then my name would become ARW
	8:49pm chresti: The label name, Me Too Records, I'm smitten.
	8:51pm ironybread: This song is the Twitter of 1974
	8:52pm Franco Twinkie: Wow, This was the real seventies.
	8:52pm Dean: I remember the gas station lines. Never forget.
	8:53pm Rich in Washington: I found most of these records in one haul. It was like hitting the 1974 layer in an archeological dig
	8:53pm coelacanth∅: odds only today; $5.00 limit.
	8:54pm Franco Twinkie: Oh yeah Dean. Filling up my truck, and gas had gone up to 42cents a gallon. What an outrage!
	8:54pm melinda: @Rich that's cool.
	8:57pm Dean: But remember that the minimum wage at the time was $0.02/hour.
	8:58pm Mr Fab: My mom likes to remind me that we practiced my times tables whilst waiting in gas station lines. Multi-tasking! inspired the residents "N R G Crises Blues" - their only topical material?
	9:00pm melinda: Thanks for the tunes and audio footage, Rich. I'm going to go watch season 4 of The Wire, which I had stopped watching in 2008 when my health tanked. Never too late to catch up!
	9:01pm ultradamno: Isn't Demons Dance Alone all about 9/11?
	9:01pm Mr Fab: Gary Owens!
	9:01pm Franco Twinkie: When I saw the headline in the L.A.Times this morning. I remembered the elation I felt when rolling out of the Ozarks at six in the morning and seen The Saint Louis Democrat Dispatch with the headline NIXON RESIGNS. That was such a happy day.
	9:03pm ultradamno: It's not so direct, I guess, but...
	9:03pm Mr Fab: Aaaah, i think you may be right about "Demons Dance Alone," now that you mention it.
	9:07pm Mr Fab: i was in a record store when Gary Owens came in. I didn't see him at first, i heard him and recognized his voice. He sounded just like Gary Owens. Pretty knowledgeable about jazz/big band.
	9:08pm Rich in Washington: We owe Gary Owens a debt of gratitude for introducing Mrs. Miller to the world.
	9:09pm ultradamno: Indeed, don't be a hamburger.
	9:10pm Franco Twinkie: I loved when Mrs. Miller would follow The Seeds on 9th Street West.
	9:12pm Dean: Americans really lack a sense of humor, don't they (we)?
	9:12pm Franco Twinkie: Was that Don Bowls?
	9:18pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, maybe it's a good thing all the comedy clubs are closed. This truly is, well I don't know, but is it funny? Most certainly not. Smells like milk that's been left out since 1974.
	9:25pm Kat in Chicago: Can I safely assume that Understanding Marx was Red Shadow's only good song?
	9:26pm Rich in Washington: I think you may be correct, Kat! It's the one everyone plays.
	9:26pm ultradamno: Was there a convention going on at the Panacea Hilton? I just have to assume there's no other reason to be "the economics rock & roll band" than to play such events.
	9:26pm Leland Meadows: Listening in Rich, great show and wow, Red Shadow, yes! Understanding Marx indeed Kat! Hi everyone!
	9:27pm Kat in Chicago: hi O... Leland!
	9:28pm Rich in Washington: It's Leland!
	9:28pm O. Leland Foddows: It's Rich!
	9:29pm chresti: Hi Leland!
	9:29pm Franco Twinkie: Wow. Does anyone remember Gerald Fords first Presidential act after he was sworn into office to replace Satan? W.I.N. Whip Inflation Now. They even made buttons, I swear! America has always given me a headache.
	9:29pm Webhamster Henry: It worked, didn't it? Oh yeah, it didn't.
	9:30pm Franco Twinkie: Ha!
	9:31pm Kat in Chicago: I remember W.I.N. buttons. Dumb.
	9:32pm Rich in Washington: I couldn't resist.
	9:32pm Webhamster Henry: About time we understood Marx.
	9:32pm Franco Twinkie: Karl and Groucho.
	9:32pm Kat in Chicago: "Good" may have been too strong a word for this song. But it's definitely catchy.
	9:32pm O. Leland Foddows: Doo doo doo, doo doo doo, doo doo.
	9:33pm Kat in Chicago: And the Caucasian girls sing, doo doo doo doo doo...
	9:34pm Webhamster Henry: some notes from comments on the 365 days page :www.wfmu.org...
	9:34pm spodiodi: hi Rich! happy friday all
	9:34pm Cp304: my friday is tomorrow spodiodi.. but thanks!
	9:34pm ultradamno: That's cool, do they have any good Trotsky bangers?
	9:35pm Hubig Pie: Ditch the snowmobile, and you'll achieve financial security
	9:35pm Mr Fab: What does Freud and Skinner have to do with economics?
	9:35pm Rich in Washington: Hi spodiodi!
	9:35pm ARB: Leland! a reminder to chill the amaretto...
	9:36pm Franco Twinkie: Having any memory of this shit only reminds me I'm as old as Karl Marx.
	9:36pm Mr Fab: One of our cats is named Groucho. We're still trying to understand him.
	9:37pm O. Leland Foddows: Amaretto chilled ARB, getting ready for love.
	9:38pm Mr Fab: you can tell when white folks write a "rap" song, then hire a black guy to perform it.
	9:38pm Franco Twinkie: Really Alina, I NEED to hear your milk rap.
	9:38pm coelacanth∅: i wish i had some amaretto here i'd make some hot chocolate
	9:39pm coelacanth∅: (and add it to it)
	9:39pm Kat in Chicago: Illuminating, Webhamster Henry. I'm not familiar with the Ray Charles track that was mentioned, but I reckon that might be where the catchy came from.
	9:41pm Webhamster Henry: The 365 days Project is the gift that keeps on giving. And Beware of the Blog. All the more reason to throw some cash WFMU's way during the October Hellraiser!
	9:42pm Mr Fab: Well said, Henry!
	9:43pm O. Leland Foddows: Lots of fun in 2007 on the blog oh yes.
	9:44pm Mr Fab: I didn't watch the Hollywood Squares as a kid, and now I know why - all these "adult" double entendres were mysterious to me. Why was everyone laughing? Now, I would love to see Paul Lynde sneering and smirking at everything. Paul, come back, we need you!
	9:44pm ARB: Reminder that Double Dip Recess has it's Jungle Room debut tomorrow morning. Though personally I won't be awake yet if things go well on The Torch Is Burning
	9:45pm Rich in Washington: Matchgame was fun because everyone seemed bombed out of their skulls.
	9:45pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, ARB! I'd nearly forgotten!
	9:45pm Kat in Chicago: I liked Hollywood Squares but I loooved Match Game.
	9:46pm spodiodi: Paul Lynde <3 <3 <3
	9:48pm ultradamno: I was kind of wondering about that. There aren't that many Nears that I know of...
	9:48pm solo mon: Match game PM is the best! Brett Somers is my favorite
	9:49pm StringOFperils: Guess I kinda missed this one.....oh well. The Torch awaits...
	9:49pm Hubig Pie: Some of the celebs were surely loaded for The Hollywood Squares
	9:50pm spodiodi: i think everyone was loaded in the 70s
	9:50pm Kat in Chicago: Thanks, Rich!
	9:50pm spodiodi: thank you, Rich!
	9:50pm ARB: I was still waiting in the wings in a load in the 70s
	9:51pm chresti: I think you're right, spodi.
	9:51pm spodiodi: lol ARB
	9:52pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for listening, everybody!
	9:53pm O. Leland Foddows: Thanks Rich, you soundtracked our dinner and now time for your dinner!
	9:53pm Hubig Pie: What language is Mr. Blomsterunge singing in ?
	9:53pm Rich in Washington: I will be feverishly cooking away and sipping cocktails during your show!
	9:53pm Rich in Washington: Please join us next door at The Torch Is Burning, right after this show! www.wfmu.org...
	9:55pm Rich in Washington: It's Swedish, apparently Hubig. This record was shipped to me at the radio station. It was a huge box. I thought someone had shipped me a motorcycle helmet by mistake. It must've cost a fortune to ship it to the US.
	9:55pm Kat in Chicago: Torch is gonna soundtrack my dinner, I just got the leftover chicken out of the oven.
	9:55pm Rich in Washington: www.discogs.com...
	9:56pm Hubig Pie: I heard this last year on The Bryce Show and added it to my music lie-bary
	9:56pm O. Leland Foddows: Come in everyone, we just kindled the fire.
	9:57pm ARB: I made heart of palm ceviche to eat as we warm our hearts
	9:58pm Franco Twinkie: Thanks Rich. This was a real Stoffers TV dinner of a show.
	9:58pm ARB: Rich thanks for another great show! Hope you make a killer tomato curry sauce
	9:58pm Mr Fab: Cooking and sipping here, too! The Sun is setting, the mood is, well, gettin moody. Can't believe it's time for Double Dip Recess all ready, we've been talking about adding this show to the Sheena schedule and that moment finally arriving. 6 00 am tomorrow my time, will set my alarm to see how it goes.
	9:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Rich!
	9:59pm Rich in Washington: Thanks everybody! MWAAAAAAHH! See you at Constance and Leland's!
	10:00pm Mr Fab: I'm glad people are still makin with the Mimimalism. I guess you don't get as much avant-garde cred as you would with noise, but it sounds good to these stressed ears.
	10:00pm chresti: Thanks Rich!
	10:00pm Kat in Chicago: yeah this is really nice
	10:00pm Cp304: thanks rich, been listening whilst on the phone
	10:01pm Mr Fab: go here! www.wfmu.org...

Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from October 2, 2020

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