WFMU: Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl: Playlist from December 1, 2020

Listener comments!
	3:01pm ultradamno: Creamo! Blastards!
	3:01pm David in London: Well you’re once, twice, three times a Blastard. Evening Creamo and all.
	3:02pm Handy Haversack: Creamo and the Blastered! ultradamno, David, punctual as ever.
	3:03pm ultradamno: Haaaaaaaannnnnnnnnddyyyyyyy!
	3:06pm YETI BOB: I have a hash jar. It has a pentagram drawn on the lid.
	3:07pm Blues Mandinga: Ea!
	3:07pm David in London: Ultradamno, Handy, CYB, evening all.
	3:07pm YETI BOB: I haven't opened it in a long time. I kind of forgot I had it. Thanks Creamo!
	3:08pm YETI BOB: Hi David, how's things over on your side of the pond?
	3:08pm ultradamno: Hiya DiL!
	3:09pm YETI BOB: (You probably don't say "How's things" over there. It's an Americanism, probably a midwestern regionalism.)
	3:11pm Creamo Coyl: Hey y'allll thx fer lissssssennńñnnnnnnnń
	3:11pm Hubig Pie: Does the hash jar keep your supply soft and gooey ?
	3:12pm YETI BOB: @Hubig: Well oiled, you might say.
	3:12pm Niall: Serious jams here.
	3:17pm David in London: Hey Hubig. CYB, not bad thanks. Lovely sunny day and tomorrow Lockdown 2.0 ends. Can take young solo out to celebrate his 17th at the weekend.
	3:20pm Hubig Pie: Hello David, Yeti. Goin' for walkies now. G'day mates
	3:25pm rsj: this good, why did it sound a little like rush?
	3:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (>L< )))
	3:27pm N. Ron Hubble: Becseau yoreu' daef
	3:31pm Michele with One "L": Wow GREAT MINDS
	3:31pm word: Excellent opening set.
	3:31pm Michele with One "L": or I'm spying on you
	3:36pm a polished polish lady: Botch <3
	3:36pm blee: Oh shit, Botch!!!
	3:36pm Handy Haversack: .. elay pedal ...ay pedal ... edal ... edal ...
	3:36pm David in London: Creamo, you have a promising career as a Tom Waits impersonator ahead of you.
	3:36pm Creamo Coyl: Shout out to my botches...
	3:37pm Devin B.: Botch!!
	3:37pm Barney Grubbs: I only got the Botch album that makes me want to spell my name Barmey and it is a nice one
	3:37pm royvis: Saw Botch open for Alice Donut during CBGBs final days... Two drummers in Botch, right?
	3:37pm Smurph: Memories of that Botch cover of "Rock Lobster" !
	3:37pm Creamo Coyl: I don't think so. They were quite good live.
	3:39pm blee: Saw Botch in Anaheim, weird venue. Pukka shells and shit.
	3:39pm Patrick: DEADGUY!!!!!’
	3:40pm Barney Grubbs: Deadguy was so great. I "interviewed" them once for a friend's zine at the last minute. I couldn't think of anything interesting to ask them, so they interviewed themselves. It was perfect.
	3:41pm Jason from Houston: 𝔑𝔦𝔦𝔦𝔦𝔦𝔦𝔦𝔠𝔢...
	3:41pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	3:41pm Barney Grubbs: I don't know if the Deadguy movie will ever come out, but the trailer is hilarious: www.youtube.com...
	3:42pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	3:43pm ultradamno: New Jersey's most dangerous band? Amateur pyrotechnics or something?
	3:44pm tim from champaign (now washington): Howdy Creamo and fellow fools!
	3:45pm Jason from Houston: Daaaaang!
	3:45pm tim from champaign (now washington): Harriet the Spy were a cool band and really cool people. My friends' band in the early mid 90s became buddies with Harriet the Spy. Fast Kids Goi!
	3:45pm ultradamno: Getting to the bottom of all those adult's mysteries clearly changed Harriet
	3:46pm Handy Haversack: I remember knowing about and listening to Harriet the Spy around 1995, but I can't remember the context.
	3:46pm Jason from Houston: Daaaaaaaang again! LOL
	3:46pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	3:46pm jesse in illinois: i am enjoying all this 90s and beyond spazzy core you are dishing out here creamo
	3:47pm Creamo Coyl: Ha yep Fast Kids Go
	3:48pm Jason of Mount Shasta: You’re playing my high school years dude lol
	3:48pm tim from champaign (now washington): This Four Hundred Years song is so familiar but I have absolutely no recollection of the band.
	3:48pm Jason of Mount Shasta: Any Antioch Arrow? I’m late
	3:49pm Jason from Houston: Thanks for all these songs together.
	3:50pm tim from champaign (now washington): Is this hissing song Rodan?
	3:50pm Jason from Houston: GOOOOOOODNIGHT
	3:51pm Aric: I think I saw 90% of the bands in this set at some point in high school and college in VA. Good stuff.
	3:51pm Jason of Mount Shasta: Actually most of this stuff is after my time but cool to hear
	3:52pm Jason from Houston: ⎧ᴿᴵᴾ⎫
	3:52pm tim from champaign (now washington): Heoin is a band of this vintage that I LOVED but never got to see. I would have also loved to have seen Man Is The Bastard.
	3:52pm Jason of Mount Shasta: Native Nod were about as emo as I got
	3:52pm Handy Haversack: Aric, I was just thinking that I think it was a friend from Arlington who introduced me to several of these bands.
	3:53pm Jason of Mount Shasta: And about as emo as it gets I suppose
	3:54pm tim from champaign (now washington): I remember hating this band name - hahaha! Holds up pretty good actually.
	3:55pm C in Thailand: Enjoying the set. I would have guessed that every song was Drive Like Jehu. I guess I don't know this genre enough.
	3:55pm Be Nothing Now: Show sounds so good! I need music to vent to! Speaker Breakers!
	3:55pm Barney Grubbs: @Tim: I was lucky enough to go to college in the town where Man is the Bastard was from. They put on an entertaining show--stacks of amps w/ homebuilt electronics, drumkit nailed to the stage, full on ear crippling power violence
	3:56pm tim from champaign (now washington): C In Thailand - But I bet all of these bands were secretely trying to sound like Drive Like Jehu.
	3:57pm tim from champaign (now washington): Barney - that sounds awesome!
	3:58pm Jason of Mount Shasta: Yeah we didn’t call it anything but “punk rock” back then
	3:58pm a polished polish lady: Awesome set
	3:58pm Jason of Mount Shasta: “Hardcore”
	3:58pm Jason from Houston: LOL
	3:58pm Jason from Houston: Saaaaaaaame...
	3:58pm jesse in illinois: yeah thanks for that little screamo spazz tight set! I personally dug it though I was into the more frantic stuff that clearly stepped over into power violoence lol good stuff
	3:58pm Threemoons: Greetings, Creamo, fellow Blasters. Rough start to December so this music fits the mood perfectly. Ordered a fresh journal for 2021; decided to make it a Tarot journal just to shake things up a bit. It came with a free PDF for December of 2020 so I'm breaking in a new deck today that I feel very drawn to...Goetia Tarot in Darkness. I have a lot of work to do on myself, my apartment, and my career and this deck just feels right as far as a self-kick-in-the-ass. www.kickstarter.com...
	3:59pm tim from champaign (now washington): Was Deadguy Rorschach related?
	3:59pm Jason of Mount Shasta: Earth Crisis is not worse than the Promise Ring. Nothing is worse than Texas is the Reason. And it doesn’t get any worse than Converge
	3:59pm word: Damn. Killing it today.
	3:59pm Blacktooth: Did you say "JockCore"??? I'm dying. DYING AT THAT
	4:00pm Threemoons: Also opened a new vacuum-packed brick of Middle-Eastern style coffee with cardamom. Used a French press. Strong, inky, fragrant, explosive digestive effects, just what I need today. I need my ass kicked today to get in motion.
	4:00pm a polished polish lady: I picked up an original pressing of Botch’s “Anthology...” for pennies one time...I think someone’s parents were cleaning out the kids old bedroom and didn’t know
	4:02pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Jason of Mount Shasta - hahahaha! Oh man, Humorless straight edge and emo bands that sounded like Bryan Adams. Toward the late 90s was definitely when I jumped of the bus.
	4:03pm jesse in illinois: oh geez, converge is the best, and earth crisis has always been lame, 'get the kid with sideburns!', f ec. Botch FTW tho!!! promise ring, way better than earth crisis. and the trouble with victory recs bands is they were always ready to sell out and change sound overnite for the $ and even scene fame lol
	4:03pm Jason of Mount Shasta: @tim yeah I bailed in 95. Shit just got soooooo stupid and terrible
	4:04pm Jason of Mount Shasta: Only time in my life I can recall “quitting” an entire genre of music lol
	4:05pm Jason of Mount Shasta: Fall tribute band?
	4:05pm Threemoons: And yeah, loving the set and "jockcore" also...OTOH this is desperately making me miss St. Vitus in Brooklyn. Some of their opening sets were full of baseball cap yoiks guzzling beer...when they left and the good stuff started, the crowd switched over to more of a Jack on the rocks crowd and leather jackets...man I miss live music.
	4:06pm ultradamno: Jock Core? Malignant Growth had a hockey punk following, is that similar?
	4:06pm Barney Grubbs: @Tim: Keith Huckins (guitar & inhaler) was in Rorschach before Deadguy & then went on to Kiss it Goodbye with the singer from Deadguy
	4:09pm tim from champaign (now washington): Even when I was heavily into punk and HC I listened to different types of music. When the guitars started sounding the same and the vocals started to beome overwhelmingly whiny and screamy and there were bands that sounded like brown sweatpants to me like Braid, I decided that my Mountain and Ramones records were sounding pretty good.
	4:09pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks Barney!
	4:10pm word: There was a point in '98 when I told my friend Tom I was tired of hardcore and he looked like I broke his heart. He made the best mix tapes. Nearly every band from that second set were on them.
	4:10pm jesse in illinois: i love this EAT track, very focused and urban sounds
	4:12pm jesse in illinois: yeah hxc became a real jungle later 90s, hard to find stuff that wasnt too tough or whiny, i thought it died but these kids keep pumping out good stuff, they keep digging up natural ideas despite not knowing the roots or showings of hxc of the past, esp pre internet
	4:14pm jesse in illinois: hxc will never die!!! neither the rave kind now overdriven harsh punk style
	4:17pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Jesse - good points!
	4:19pm ultradamno: I understand every letter but the k is silent in their name.
	4:21pm jesse in illinois: life is full of surprises, its gonna be fun to keep getting older and see what the kids manage to kick out! wfmu is a good resource, I wouldnt know any of the bands in this set, but its all pretty raw good music : )
	4:22pm Niall: @Barney Grubbs Rorschach! And, to a lesser extent, Deadguy! The sound of my earlies.
	4:22pm tim from champaign (now washington): Yeah, this set is killer!
	4:23pm Niall: But where's the Jud Jud, lads...
	4:25pm jesse in illinois: no Jud Jud or jud jud. no show on wfmu gets into chuggy hxc, notice creamo played dalis praying mantis by botch, not any of the other rather more chuggy tracks off that album or their discog...
	4:26pm Ovlov90: R U warkin on yur hands
	4:26pm Niall: I think it was in Current's liner notes for "Discography" where I read the most emo sentence in my life about playing a basement show with Rorschach and the singer for the opening act said "We are.... 'Beneath the Surface'" before letting an open-E chord ring out.
	4:26pm Creamo Coyl: I like that stuff but I could give a fuck about a mosh part. Jesus, it's like the haymaker of music. Anyone can do it. Rarely hits as hard as it should.
	4:27pm jesse in illinois: infinite distortion got pretty spazzy while it was on the air... but i havent heard much chuggy hxc on fmu
	4:27pm Creamo Coyl: Jud Jud is funny but Sockeye is way funnier.
	4:27pm Creamo Coyl: If we need a barometer for punk parody...
	4:27pm Niall: @Creamo: Don't recognize Sockeye at first glance; will check it out.
	4:28pm tim from champaign (now washington): Dudes and dudettes, all I have to say is Crucial Youth. Words to live by.
	4:28pm Creamo Coyl: I can't even like mosh parts or 99% of breakdowns ironically. It's just garbage. Like, people take kickboxing seriously. All you need to know about that era of hardcore.
	4:29pm Creamo Coyl: Anyway, carry on, I gotta get back to this radio show of totally now sounds...
	4:30pm Ovlov90: Any Psychocandy. J&M Chain.
	4:31pm Creamo Coyl: Jesus & Mary Chain def had sick mosh parts. Taste the floor!!!!
	4:31pm Niall: Oh, these Sockeye titles are some... titles. Sort of expecting some AC or Fuck Emos-tyle antics.
	4:32pm Barney Grubbs: I think I remember Deadguy claiming that at their first show the only song they know was My War, so they played it 5 times in a row. They also had some excellently distasteful t-shirts: twitter.com...
	4:32pm ultradamno: I like mosh parts as a side on thanksgiving
	4:32pm jesse in illinois: yep, we all have very distinct boundaries of what we tolerate sometimes. I love me a good converge breakdown but cant stand 99.999% of moshy stuff and never could yep, evry J&Mc used to devolve into block wide chaos despite their sound really not being all that heavy or harsh...
	4:32pm Creamo Coyl: Sockeye are like if the Residents took on hardcore from the suburbs of the '80s/'90s and before PC stuff....
	4:34pm Creamo Coyl: Basically, Sockeye led to Limp Bizkit, but it's not their fault (I think)...
	4:34pm jesse in illinois: ooh, love mosh parts with gravy on top of a chick crowdsurfing and kicking all the guys grabbin too much lol
	4:34pm Threemoons: YES to WFMU being the best resource out there to see what those crazy kids are doing across genres...and yeah, never did like mosh pits...for some reason the idea of going out, paying cover, getting drinks, etc in order to get HURT just sounds stupid to me. I mean, the last time I got f'd up was on my WAY to a good gig--literally had a piece of curb crumble under my foot and I fell into a freaking pothole. This was outside of Rubulad in Brooklyn, was going to see The Robert F. Kennedy Assasination--a good friend of mine is the drummer's wife, but I digress.
	4:34pm Mr. Palchepo.: Tim. Don’t be late?
	4:35pm Threemoons: I F'd up my leg pretty badly in the fall; luckily some folks outside the club saw me and fished me out of said pothole, hooked me up with a drink and some CBD, and I stayed for the rest of the evening...
	4:35pm jesse in illinois: my go to parady core band was Good Clean Fun, enjoyed gangin up on that mike quite a few times will check out sockeye...
	4:35pm tim from champaign (now washington): Exactly, Mr Palchepo!
	4:36pm N. Ron Hubble: Haha, hatebreed
	4:40pm jesse in illinois: lol hatebreed, artsy feeling music for guys who only know how to be tough. My favorite positive core band was friends with them and I could hardly conceive it, it taught me a life lesson, people can be very close artistically and still be miles apart
	4:41pm Niall: Aw man I'm on a work call and totally missed Red Lorry Yellow Lorry. Underrated band.
	4:41pm ultradamno: Ewww. Depressed Steve Albini. No.
	4:42pm Be Now B: That Can cover blew me away.
	4:43pm Aitch: Local bands are starting to play again here in Oz. Borders still closed except for returning citizens, good for local bands.
	4:45pm tim from champaign (now washington): Who's been on more records - Weasel Walter, Billy Childish or Bob Pollard?
	4:45pm jesse in illinois: creamo you are the dj king of jazzy spazzy punk, i have never had access to much of it but you regularly dish it out. thanks much!
	4:45pm ɨkɛ: That's a great label name. ugEXPLODE. Love it.
	4:45pm admiral crisp: I feel the same way about red/yellow lorry. But I do like to jam along to hollow eyes on bass
	4:46pm Creamo Coyl: It's Billy Childish's birthday today!
	4:47pm Creamo Coyl: He has a new-ish band but I haven't had time to lend an ear, maybe I'll squeeze something on.
	4:47pm Davec: Weasel Walter...Chicago drummer turned guitar player band leader...recorded a lot w rempis and nick mazzarella...cool guy, kind of nutty...great player...
	4:47pm Creamo Coyl: I know this because of the very informative Goner Records calendar.
	4:48pm Creamo Coyl: @Jesse Finally, a title worthy of my skills! Spazz Jazz King!
	4:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'ma call myself Can't & just fail @ Can covers ...whilst spewing Immanuel Kant ...or not.
	4:51pm Bootsie: I had to pop in and say I'm sorry to hear you don't much like Red Lorry, Yellow Lorry, but it was an absolutely happy surprise to hear them on the air — it's been ages!
	4:52pm jesse in illinois: yep you have earned it Creamo! keep it going, I am hooked on dragged out and around punk
	4:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well this is a lot more fun with the big speakers I must say...
	4:54pm jesse in illinois: rev rabbit, it is imperative that you cracked me up with that concept!
	4:56pm ultradamno: woo-hoo!
	4:57pm tim from champaign (now washington): Creamo - that Soft Cell with Thirwell cover of Ghostrider you played a few years ago still has my brain blasted!
	4:57pm Bootsie: Holy crap I haven't heard this in AGES... different version, though?
	4:57pm Aitch: Quite a show when Foetus is the poppiest track played
	4:58pm jesse in illinois: this track is sloppy its tight! lets hear it for 81 noise, good year to be a fetus lol
	4:58pm Creamo Coyl: @Tim Have you watched it on youtube? So good.
	4:59pm Joe Mulligan: This version of Wash it Off is burning rubber
	4:59pm tim from champaign (now washington): Yeah, thanks to you!
	4:59pm SeanG: foetus best word ever
	5:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ketjak !
	5:04pm Mr. Pumpy: Hello, Creamo and all Blasterds!
	5:10pm ɨkɛ: Alan Watts's evil fraternal twin?
	5:10pm Krys O.: I thought that was Blue Daisies! Wm Berger and I played them on our respective shows on FMU back then. Wm wanted to reissue the album, but he passed.
	5:11pm Creamo Coyl: Oh man, I miss Wm! That would've been awesome.
	5:13pm Krys O.: I made this video for Blue Daisies: youtu.be... I'll tell Steve Stain that he should check this on the archives.
	5:13pm word: I miss Wm's show. So thankful for the archives.
	5:17pm blee: MCoQ was the best. Miss that show too. Wm seemed like a really great guy.
	5:17pm Creamo Coyl: This RK track features a certain Creamo Coyl's voice amidst the chaos. Play along at home and try to spot your ol' buddy CC in the grooves....
	5:19pm BnowBontheBMX: loving this show so much damn!
	5:20pm dale: krys o - nice vid!
	5:20pm dale: (i've been lurking)
	5:21pm Handy Haversack: Shit, sorry, had to talk to a good friend in Spain. Did we miss anything?
	5:27pm Creamo Coyl: Just some palm-mutes, Handy. Nothing exciting.
	5:28pm Handy Haversack: Well. Hmm. I guess there's always the palm-mute archives.
	5:29pm Creamo Coyl: Palm-Mute Springs Eternal Sunshine Of The Brotherhood Of Evil Mutants
	5:30pm Krys O.: I think we heard the best cover of Can's Mushroom.
	5:34pm Handy Haversack: Dang it, Krys O.! Never get off of the boat, Haversack!
	5:40pm ultradamno: So their genius plot to get played on this show worked.
	5:43pm Creamo Coyl: Yeah they played the long game....
	5:47pm David in London: Ducking out now. Thanks for a great show Creamo.
	5:52pm Creamo Coyl: Cheers, DIL
	5:53pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Creamo!! Way to get Blastered, Blastards. This is, after all, the way we gets it done. Much appreciated, Creamo.
	5:58pm word: Thanks Creamo.
	6:00pm Threemoons: Yes, thanks!
	6:00pm Troymo: Thanks for the strangeness

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Hash Jar Tempo	Untitled 4 "Untitled 4" by "Hash Jar Tempo"	Well Oiled	Drunken Fish	1997	CD			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Susannah Stark	Unnatural Wealth "Unnatural Wealth" by "Susannah Stark"	Time Together (Hues & Intensities)	STROOM	2020	LP		*	0:12:29 (Pop-up)
Glider	Shift "Shift" by "Glider"	Southeast of Saturn	Third Man	2020	LP	compilation	*	0:20:08 (Pop-up)
The Azusa Plane	Khyber Pass Pub "Khyber Pass Pub" by "The Azusa Plane"	Result Dies With The Worker	Colorful Clouds For Acoustics	1999	CD			0:24:18 (Pop-up)

Botch	Dali's Praying Mantis "Dali's Praying Mantis" by "Botch"	American Nervoso	Hydra Head	1998	CD			0:34:40 (Pop-up)
Deadguy	Die With Your Mask On "Die With Your Mask On" by "Deadguy"	Fixation On A Co-Worker	Victory	1995	LP			0:37:44 (Pop-up)
Sleepytime Trio	I'm Not A Spy "I'm Not A Spy" by "Sleepytime Trio"	Memory-Minus	Lovitt	2002	CD	collection of '90s material		0:41:18 (Pop-up)
Harriet The Spy	I Hate America (But I Think I'll Stay)	God Gave Us Music And The Courage To Sing	Double Agent	1994	10"			0:42:44 (Pop-up)
Clikitat Ikatowi	Librarian "Librarian" by "Clikitat Ikatowi"	Demo	self-released	1994	Cassette			0:44:39 (Pop-up)
Four Hundred Years	Hoodwinked "Hoodwinked" by "Four Hundred Years"	S/T EP	Yuletide/Rosepetal	1997	7"			0:46:34 (Pop-up)
Boys Life	Temporary "Temporary" by "Boys Life"	S/T	Crank!	1995	CD			0:49:29 (Pop-up)
Maximillian Colby	Anacin "Anacin" by "Maximillian Colby"	Discography	Whirled	2002	CD	'90s material		0:52:10 (Pop-up)

Brocken Spectre	Fireworks Thrower		Treehouse Orchestra Recordings	2020	MP3		*	1:02:44 (Pop-up)
Zurich Cloud Motors	Deconstruct-o	Do More Than Deconstruct-o	Zazen Tapes	2020	Cassette		*	1:06:59 (Pop-up)
EAT	Black Mold "Black Mold" by "EAT"	That Dirty Roach!	Mad At The World	2020	Cassette		*	1:08:21 (Pop-up)
Diode	E-M-E-R-G-E-N-C-Y "E-M-E-R-G-E-N-C-Y" by "Diode"	S/T EP	Refry	2020	MP3		*	1:09:19 (Pop-up)
Red Asphalt	Nuclear Judas "Nuclear Judas" by "Red Asphalt"	S/T	Synthetic Shadows/Rave Up	2014	LP	collection		1:10:54 (Pop-up)
Lars Finberg	TV/True Love "TV/True Love" by "Lars Finberg"	Tinnitus Tonight	Mtn. St. Mtn.	2020	LP		*	1:13:46 (Pop-up)
Adulkt Life	Clean (But Itchy) "Clean (But Itchy)" by "Adulkt Life"	Book Of Curses	Whats Yr Rupture?	2020	LP		*	1:16:13 (Pop-up)
Twisted Nerve	Poltergeist "Poltergeist" by "Twisted Nerve"	Never Say Goodbye	Secret	2020	LP	collection	*	1:18:26 (Pop-up)
Red Lorry Yellow Lorry	Hollow Eyes	Talk About The Weather	Red Rhino	1985	LP			1:21:45 (Pop-up)
Nightclub	Listen Up "Listen Up" by "Nightclub"	Private Party	Urge	2020	LP		*	1:26:48 (Pop-up)
Anzahlung	Standing Still "Standing Still" by "Anzahlung"	I've Lost My Footing On The World	Cupboard Music	2020	LP		*	1:28:07 (Pop-up)
Escare	Mushroom "Mushroom" by "Escare"	Drunk Dial #3	Drunk Dial	2019	7"	Can cover		1:32:08 (Pop-up)

Sam Weinberg / Henry Fraser / Weasel Walter	For The Spill	Grist	ugEXPLODE	2020	CD		*	1:42:51 (Pop-up)
Phicus	Co "Co" by "Phicus"	Solid	Astral Spirits	2020	CD		*	1:47:58 (Pop-up)
Soft Shoulder	Cut From 36 By 48 "Cut From 36 By 48" by "Soft Shoulder"	Contextual Depreciation	Gilgongo	2020	LP		*	1:51:58 (Pop-up)
You've Got Foetus On Your Breath	Wash It All Off		Self Immolation	1981	7"			1:54:53 (Pop-up)
The Blue Daisies	Dance Dance Dance + Es Amor (Hand Job)	Wilt	Iridescence	1985	LP			1:58:51 (Pop-up)
Godzik Pink	Several Dogs "Several Dogs" by "Godzik Pink"	Es Em, Ekel Em	5 Rue Christine	2000	CD			2:02:06 (Pop-up)

Secluded Bronte	The Burst "The Burst" by "Secluded Bronte"	Daughter Tunnel Sunlight		2020	MP3		*	2:09:03 (Pop-up)
Shareholder	The Glass "The Glass" by "Shareholder"	The Glass	Chocolate Monk	2020	CD		*	2:12:02 (Pop-up)
Razmotchiki Katushek	Chiqago "Chiqago" by "Razmotchiki Katushek"	Knots	Zaplatka	2020	CD		*	2:15:13 (Pop-up)
Kiln	Beachglass "Beachglass" by "Kiln"	Astral Welder	Ghostly International	2020	CD		*	2:20:46 (Pop-up)
Territorial Gobbing	Refreshing Dad or Blindingly Beige or Last Words of the ...	Jobless Alpha	self-released	2020	Cassette		*	2:25:24 (Pop-up)
German Army	Rent Strike In Panama City	School of the Americas		2020			*	2:29:31 (Pop-up)
Radio Free Europe	Adada "Adada" by "Radio Free Europe"	'79B	MiG	1980	Cassette			2:32:49 (Pop-up)

Papal Bull	Side A "Side A" by "Papal Bull"	Four		2020	Cassette	forthcoming	*	2:42:08 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm ultradamno: Creamo! Blastards!
	3:01pm David in London: Well you’re once, twice, three times a Blastard. Evening Creamo and all.
	3:02pm Handy Haversack: Creamo and the Blastered! ultradamno, David, punctual as ever.
	3:03pm ultradamno: Haaaaaaaannnnnnnnnddyyyyyyy!
	3:06pm YETI BOB: I have a hash jar. It has a pentagram drawn on the lid.
	3:07pm Blues Mandinga: Ea!
	3:07pm David in London: Ultradamno, Handy, CYB, evening all.
	3:07pm YETI BOB: I haven't opened it in a long time. I kind of forgot I had it. Thanks Creamo!
	3:08pm YETI BOB: Hi David, how's things over on your side of the pond?
	3:08pm ultradamno: Hiya DiL!
	3:09pm YETI BOB: (You probably don't say "How's things" over there. It's an Americanism, probably a midwestern regionalism.)
	3:11pm Creamo Coyl: Hey y'allll thx fer lissssssennńñnnnnnnnń
	3:11pm Hubig Pie: Does the hash jar keep your supply soft and gooey ?
	3:12pm YETI BOB: @Hubig: Well oiled, you might say.
	3:12pm Niall: Serious jams here.
	3:17pm David in London: Hey Hubig. CYB, not bad thanks. Lovely sunny day and tomorrow Lockdown 2.0 ends. Can take young solo out to celebrate his 17th at the weekend.
	3:20pm Hubig Pie: Hello David, Yeti. Goin' for walkies now. G'day mates
	3:25pm rsj: this good, why did it sound a little like rush?
	3:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (>L< )))
	3:27pm N. Ron Hubble: Becseau yoreu' daef
	3:31pm Michele with One "L": Wow GREAT MINDS
	3:31pm word: Excellent opening set.
	3:31pm Michele with One "L": or I'm spying on you
	3:36pm a polished polish lady: Botch <3
	3:36pm blee: Oh shit, Botch!!!
	3:36pm Handy Haversack: .. elay pedal ...ay pedal ... edal ... edal ...
	3:36pm David in London: Creamo, you have a promising career as a Tom Waits impersonator ahead of you.
	3:36pm Creamo Coyl: Shout out to my botches...
	3:37pm Devin B.: Botch!!
	3:37pm Barney Grubbs: I only got the Botch album that makes me want to spell my name Barmey and it is a nice one
	3:37pm royvis: Saw Botch open for Alice Donut during CBGBs final days... Two drummers in Botch, right?
	3:37pm Smurph: Memories of that Botch cover of "Rock Lobster" !
	3:37pm Creamo Coyl: I don't think so. They were quite good live.
	3:39pm blee: Saw Botch in Anaheim, weird venue. Pukka shells and shit.
	3:39pm Patrick: DEADGUY!!!!!’
	3:40pm Barney Grubbs: Deadguy was so great. I "interviewed" them once for a friend's zine at the last minute. I couldn't think of anything interesting to ask them, so they interviewed themselves. It was perfect.
	3:41pm Jason from Houston: 𝔑𝔦𝔦𝔦𝔦𝔦𝔦𝔦𝔠𝔢...
	3:41pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	3:41pm Barney Grubbs: I don't know if the Deadguy movie will ever come out, but the trailer is hilarious: www.youtube.com...
	3:42pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	3:43pm ultradamno: New Jersey's most dangerous band? Amateur pyrotechnics or something?
	3:44pm tim from champaign (now washington): Howdy Creamo and fellow fools!
	3:45pm Jason from Houston: Daaaaang!
	3:45pm tim from champaign (now washington): Harriet the Spy were a cool band and really cool people. My friends' band in the early mid 90s became buddies with Harriet the Spy. Fast Kids Goi!
	3:45pm ultradamno: Getting to the bottom of all those adult's mysteries clearly changed Harriet
	3:46pm Handy Haversack: I remember knowing about and listening to Harriet the Spy around 1995, but I can't remember the context.
	3:46pm Jason from Houston: Daaaaaaaang again! LOL
	3:46pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	3:46pm jesse in illinois: i am enjoying all this 90s and beyond spazzy core you are dishing out here creamo
	3:47pm Creamo Coyl: Ha yep Fast Kids Go
	3:48pm Jason of Mount Shasta: You’re playing my high school years dude lol
	3:48pm tim from champaign (now washington): This Four Hundred Years song is so familiar but I have absolutely no recollection of the band.
	3:48pm Jason of Mount Shasta: Any Antioch Arrow? I’m late
	3:49pm Jason from Houston: Thanks for all these songs together.
	3:50pm tim from champaign (now washington): Is this hissing song Rodan?
	3:50pm Jason from Houston: GOOOOOOODNIGHT
	3:51pm Aric: I think I saw 90% of the bands in this set at some point in high school and college in VA. Good stuff.
	3:51pm Jason of Mount Shasta: Actually most of this stuff is after my time but cool to hear
	3:52pm Jason from Houston: ⎧ᴿᴵᴾ⎫
	3:52pm tim from champaign (now washington): Heoin is a band of this vintage that I LOVED but never got to see. I would have also loved to have seen Man Is The Bastard.
	3:52pm Jason of Mount Shasta: Native Nod were about as emo as I got
	3:52pm Handy Haversack: Aric, I was just thinking that I think it was a friend from Arlington who introduced me to several of these bands.
	3:53pm Jason of Mount Shasta: And about as emo as it gets I suppose
	3:54pm tim from champaign (now washington): I remember hating this band name - hahaha! Holds up pretty good actually.
	3:55pm C in Thailand: Enjoying the set. I would have guessed that every song was Drive Like Jehu. I guess I don't know this genre enough.
	3:55pm Be Nothing Now: Show sounds so good! I need music to vent to! Speaker Breakers!
	3:55pm Barney Grubbs: @Tim: I was lucky enough to go to college in the town where Man is the Bastard was from. They put on an entertaining show--stacks of amps w/ homebuilt electronics, drumkit nailed to the stage, full on ear crippling power violence
	3:56pm tim from champaign (now washington): C In Thailand - But I bet all of these bands were secretely trying to sound like Drive Like Jehu.
	3:57pm tim from champaign (now washington): Barney - that sounds awesome!
	3:58pm Jason of Mount Shasta: Yeah we didn’t call it anything but “punk rock” back then
	3:58pm a polished polish lady: Awesome set
	3:58pm Jason of Mount Shasta: “Hardcore”
	3:58pm Jason from Houston: LOL
	3:58pm Jason from Houston: Saaaaaaaame...
	3:58pm jesse in illinois: yeah thanks for that little screamo spazz tight set! I personally dug it though I was into the more frantic stuff that clearly stepped over into power violoence lol good stuff
	3:58pm Threemoons: Greetings, Creamo, fellow Blasters. Rough start to December so this music fits the mood perfectly. Ordered a fresh journal for 2021; decided to make it a Tarot journal just to shake things up a bit. It came with a free PDF for December of 2020 so I'm breaking in a new deck today that I feel very drawn to...Goetia Tarot in Darkness. I have a lot of work to do on myself, my apartment, and my career and this deck just feels right as far as a self-kick-in-the-ass. www.kickstarter.com...
	3:59pm tim from champaign (now washington): Was Deadguy Rorschach related?
	3:59pm Jason of Mount Shasta: Earth Crisis is not worse than the Promise Ring. Nothing is worse than Texas is the Reason. And it doesn’t get any worse than Converge
	3:59pm word: Damn. Killing it today.
	3:59pm Blacktooth: Did you say "JockCore"??? I'm dying. DYING AT THAT
	4:00pm Threemoons: Also opened a new vacuum-packed brick of Middle-Eastern style coffee with cardamom. Used a French press. Strong, inky, fragrant, explosive digestive effects, just what I need today. I need my ass kicked today to get in motion.
	4:00pm a polished polish lady: I picked up an original pressing of Botch’s “Anthology...” for pennies one time...I think someone’s parents were cleaning out the kids old bedroom and didn’t know
	4:02pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Jason of Mount Shasta - hahahaha! Oh man, Humorless straight edge and emo bands that sounded like Bryan Adams. Toward the late 90s was definitely when I jumped of the bus.
	4:03pm jesse in illinois: oh geez, converge is the best, and earth crisis has always been lame, 'get the kid with sideburns!', f ec. Botch FTW tho!!! promise ring, way better than earth crisis. and the trouble with victory recs bands is they were always ready to sell out and change sound overnite for the $ and even scene fame lol
	4:03pm Jason of Mount Shasta: @tim yeah I bailed in 95. Shit just got soooooo stupid and terrible
	4:04pm Jason of Mount Shasta: Only time in my life I can recall “quitting” an entire genre of music lol
	4:05pm Jason of Mount Shasta: Fall tribute band?
	4:05pm Threemoons: And yeah, loving the set and "jockcore" also...OTOH this is desperately making me miss St. Vitus in Brooklyn. Some of their opening sets were full of baseball cap yoiks guzzling beer...when they left and the good stuff started, the crowd switched over to more of a Jack on the rocks crowd and leather jackets...man I miss live music.
	4:06pm ultradamno: Jock Core? Malignant Growth had a hockey punk following, is that similar?
	4:06pm Barney Grubbs: @Tim: Keith Huckins (guitar & inhaler) was in Rorschach before Deadguy & then went on to Kiss it Goodbye with the singer from Deadguy
	4:09pm tim from champaign (now washington): Even when I was heavily into punk and HC I listened to different types of music. When the guitars started sounding the same and the vocals started to beome overwhelmingly whiny and screamy and there were bands that sounded like brown sweatpants to me like Braid, I decided that my Mountain and Ramones records were sounding pretty good.
	4:09pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks Barney!
	4:10pm word: There was a point in '98 when I told my friend Tom I was tired of hardcore and he looked like I broke his heart. He made the best mix tapes. Nearly every band from that second set were on them.
	4:10pm jesse in illinois: i love this EAT track, very focused and urban sounds
	4:12pm jesse in illinois: yeah hxc became a real jungle later 90s, hard to find stuff that wasnt too tough or whiny, i thought it died but these kids keep pumping out good stuff, they keep digging up natural ideas despite not knowing the roots or showings of hxc of the past, esp pre internet
	4:14pm jesse in illinois: hxc will never die!!! neither the rave kind now overdriven harsh punk style
	4:17pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Jesse - good points!
	4:19pm ultradamno: I understand every letter but the k is silent in their name.
	4:21pm jesse in illinois: life is full of surprises, its gonna be fun to keep getting older and see what the kids manage to kick out! wfmu is a good resource, I wouldnt know any of the bands in this set, but its all pretty raw good music : )
	4:22pm Niall: @Barney Grubbs Rorschach! And, to a lesser extent, Deadguy! The sound of my earlies.
	4:22pm tim from champaign (now washington): Yeah, this set is killer!
	4:23pm Niall: But where's the Jud Jud, lads...
	4:25pm jesse in illinois: no Jud Jud or jud jud. no show on wfmu gets into chuggy hxc, notice creamo played dalis praying mantis by botch, not any of the other rather more chuggy tracks off that album or their discog...
	4:26pm Ovlov90: R U warkin on yur hands
	4:26pm Niall: I think it was in Current's liner notes for "Discography" where I read the most emo sentence in my life about playing a basement show with Rorschach and the singer for the opening act said "We are.... 'Beneath the Surface'" before letting an open-E chord ring out.
	4:26pm Creamo Coyl: I like that stuff but I could give a fuck about a mosh part. Jesus, it's like the haymaker of music. Anyone can do it. Rarely hits as hard as it should.
	4:27pm jesse in illinois: infinite distortion got pretty spazzy while it was on the air... but i havent heard much chuggy hxc on fmu
	4:27pm Creamo Coyl: Jud Jud is funny but Sockeye is way funnier.
	4:27pm Creamo Coyl: If we need a barometer for punk parody...
	4:27pm Niall: @Creamo: Don't recognize Sockeye at first glance; will check it out.
	4:28pm tim from champaign (now washington): Dudes and dudettes, all I have to say is Crucial Youth. Words to live by.
	4:28pm Creamo Coyl: I can't even like mosh parts or 99% of breakdowns ironically. It's just garbage. Like, people take kickboxing seriously. All you need to know about that era of hardcore.
	4:29pm Creamo Coyl: Anyway, carry on, I gotta get back to this radio show of totally now sounds...
	4:30pm Ovlov90: Any Psychocandy. J&M Chain.
	4:31pm Creamo Coyl: Jesus & Mary Chain def had sick mosh parts. Taste the floor!!!!
	4:31pm Niall: Oh, these Sockeye titles are some... titles. Sort of expecting some AC or Fuck Emos-tyle antics.
	4:32pm Barney Grubbs: I think I remember Deadguy claiming that at their first show the only song they know was My War, so they played it 5 times in a row. They also had some excellently distasteful t-shirts: twitter.com...
	4:32pm ultradamno: I like mosh parts as a side on thanksgiving
	4:32pm jesse in illinois: yep, we all have very distinct boundaries of what we tolerate sometimes. I love me a good converge breakdown but cant stand 99.999% of moshy stuff and never could yep, evry J&Mc used to devolve into block wide chaos despite their sound really not being all that heavy or harsh...
	4:32pm Creamo Coyl: Sockeye are like if the Residents took on hardcore from the suburbs of the '80s/'90s and before PC stuff....
	4:34pm Creamo Coyl: Basically, Sockeye led to Limp Bizkit, but it's not their fault (I think)...
	4:34pm jesse in illinois: ooh, love mosh parts with gravy on top of a chick crowdsurfing and kicking all the guys grabbin too much lol
	4:34pm Threemoons: YES to WFMU being the best resource out there to see what those crazy kids are doing across genres...and yeah, never did like mosh pits...for some reason the idea of going out, paying cover, getting drinks, etc in order to get HURT just sounds stupid to me. I mean, the last time I got f'd up was on my WAY to a good gig--literally had a piece of curb crumble under my foot and I fell into a freaking pothole. This was outside of Rubulad in Brooklyn, was going to see The Robert F. Kennedy Assasination--a good friend of mine is the drummer's wife, but I digress.
	4:34pm Mr. Palchepo.: Tim. Don’t be late?
	4:35pm Threemoons: I F'd up my leg pretty badly in the fall; luckily some folks outside the club saw me and fished me out of said pothole, hooked me up with a drink and some CBD, and I stayed for the rest of the evening...
	4:35pm jesse in illinois: my go to parady core band was Good Clean Fun, enjoyed gangin up on that mike quite a few times will check out sockeye...
	4:35pm tim from champaign (now washington): Exactly, Mr Palchepo!
	4:36pm N. Ron Hubble: Haha, hatebreed
	4:40pm jesse in illinois: lol hatebreed, artsy feeling music for guys who only know how to be tough. My favorite positive core band was friends with them and I could hardly conceive it, it taught me a life lesson, people can be very close artistically and still be miles apart
	4:41pm Niall: Aw man I'm on a work call and totally missed Red Lorry Yellow Lorry. Underrated band.
	4:41pm ultradamno: Ewww. Depressed Steve Albini. No.
	4:42pm Be Now B: That Can cover blew me away.
	4:43pm Aitch: Local bands are starting to play again here in Oz. Borders still closed except for returning citizens, good for local bands.
	4:45pm tim from champaign (now washington): Who's been on more records - Weasel Walter, Billy Childish or Bob Pollard?
	4:45pm jesse in illinois: creamo you are the dj king of jazzy spazzy punk, i have never had access to much of it but you regularly dish it out. thanks much!
	4:45pm ɨkɛ: That's a great label name. ugEXPLODE. Love it.
	4:45pm admiral crisp: I feel the same way about red/yellow lorry. But I do like to jam along to hollow eyes on bass
	4:46pm Creamo Coyl: It's Billy Childish's birthday today!
	4:47pm Creamo Coyl: He has a new-ish band but I haven't had time to lend an ear, maybe I'll squeeze something on.
	4:47pm Davec: Weasel Walter...Chicago drummer turned guitar player band leader...recorded a lot w rempis and nick mazzarella...cool guy, kind of nutty...great player...
	4:47pm Creamo Coyl: I know this because of the very informative Goner Records calendar.
	4:48pm Creamo Coyl: @Jesse Finally, a title worthy of my skills! Spazz Jazz King!
	4:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'ma call myself Can't & just fail @ Can covers ...whilst spewing Immanuel Kant ...or not.
	4:51pm Bootsie: I had to pop in and say I'm sorry to hear you don't much like Red Lorry, Yellow Lorry, but it was an absolutely happy surprise to hear them on the air — it's been ages!
	4:52pm jesse in illinois: yep you have earned it Creamo! keep it going, I am hooked on dragged out and around punk
	4:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well this is a lot more fun with the big speakers I must say...
	4:54pm jesse in illinois: rev rabbit, it is imperative that you cracked me up with that concept!
	4:56pm ultradamno: woo-hoo!
	4:57pm tim from champaign (now washington): Creamo - that Soft Cell with Thirwell cover of Ghostrider you played a few years ago still has my brain blasted!
	4:57pm Bootsie: Holy crap I haven't heard this in AGES... different version, though?
	4:57pm Aitch: Quite a show when Foetus is the poppiest track played
	4:58pm jesse in illinois: this track is sloppy its tight! lets hear it for 81 noise, good year to be a fetus lol
	4:58pm Creamo Coyl: @Tim Have you watched it on youtube? So good.
	4:59pm Joe Mulligan: This version of Wash it Off is burning rubber
	4:59pm tim from champaign (now washington): Yeah, thanks to you!
	4:59pm SeanG: foetus best word ever
	5:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ketjak !
	5:04pm Mr. Pumpy: Hello, Creamo and all Blasterds!
	5:10pm ɨkɛ: Alan Watts's evil fraternal twin?
	5:10pm Krys O.: I thought that was Blue Daisies! Wm Berger and I played them on our respective shows on FMU back then. Wm wanted to reissue the album, but he passed.
	5:11pm Creamo Coyl: Oh man, I miss Wm! That would've been awesome.
	5:13pm Krys O.: I made this video for Blue Daisies: youtu.be... I'll tell Steve Stain that he should check this on the archives.
	5:13pm word: I miss Wm's show. So thankful for the archives.
	5:17pm blee: MCoQ was the best. Miss that show too. Wm seemed like a really great guy.
	5:17pm Creamo Coyl: This RK track features a certain Creamo Coyl's voice amidst the chaos. Play along at home and try to spot your ol' buddy CC in the grooves....
	5:19pm BnowBontheBMX: loving this show so much damn!
	5:20pm dale: krys o - nice vid!
	5:20pm dale: (i've been lurking)
	5:21pm Handy Haversack: Shit, sorry, had to talk to a good friend in Spain. Did we miss anything?
	5:27pm Creamo Coyl: Just some palm-mutes, Handy. Nothing exciting.
	5:28pm Handy Haversack: Well. Hmm. I guess there's always the palm-mute archives.
	5:29pm Creamo Coyl: Palm-Mute Springs Eternal Sunshine Of The Brotherhood Of Evil Mutants
	5:30pm Krys O.: I think we heard the best cover of Can's Mushroom.
	5:34pm Handy Haversack: Dang it, Krys O.! Never get off of the boat, Haversack!
	5:40pm ultradamno: So their genius plot to get played on this show worked.
	5:43pm Creamo Coyl: Yeah they played the long game....
	5:47pm David in London: Ducking out now. Thanks for a great show Creamo.
	5:52pm Creamo Coyl: Cheers, DIL
	5:53pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Creamo!! Way to get Blastered, Blastards. This is, after all, the way we gets it done. Much appreciated, Creamo.
	5:58pm word: Thanks Creamo.
	6:00pm Threemoons: Yes, thanks!
	6:00pm Troymo: Thanks for the strangeness

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