WFMU: Tom Dash: Playlist from January 21, 2022

Listener comments!
	9:01am Handy Haversack: TomDash and all the Dashers! (And Prancers, Vixens, Donner Parties, etc.)
	9:01am luka: hey gm gm
	9:02am Will the Sound Guy: good morning TomDash and all!!
	9:04am Krys O.: Greetings!
	9:05am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Tome and Dash-o-matics!
	9:05am TomDash: Good morning, folks...welcome on this COLD morning! That walk from the PATH to the station with the wind off the Hudson River was quite something!
	9:05am Ken From Hyde Park: Tom and his Tome, I guess. Oops!
	9:06am Handy Haversack: We shall now read from the Tome of Tom.
	9:06am Krys O.: Yes, that wind tunnel off the Hudson at Exchange Place can be brutal.
	9:08am Polyus: Irreversible Entanglements was one of only two shows I got to see in 2021.
	9:10am TomDash: Nice Polyus! Jealous...would love to catch them sometime
	9:11am Cal in Dothan: Good morning! Loving this
	9:13am Alvy Singer: Hi Tom..These guys remind me of Saccharine Trust or Universal Congress Of. Good stuff
	9:13am Stanley: So this is a drive-in restaurant in Hollywood.
	9:14am Beneath the Underground: Hey Tom, good morning. Great opener. I’ve got to get this album. -John Pietaro
	9:14am ChukAmok: Good morning everyone! Thanks for braving the Hudson winds to bring us these tunes, Tom!
	9:14am Handy Haversack: luka, I was thinking about your dice still being in Chicago, which reminded me of the last time I was there. A friend who has moved to Cali was working there for a few weeks, so another friend and I flew out from NYC for a long weekend. We decided that a good way to see more of the town than just downtown was to find a gaming store and take public transport out to it. So two El lines and a bus got us to a pretty nice, active gaming store somewhere on the North Side, past Wrigley. We got some dice, chatted with the staff, and eventually asked if there was a decent bar nearby. They gave us directions, we walked over there, and had a super fun afternoon at a gay sports bar on a college football Saturday. Really nice day on the town!
	9:17am Rev. Turnip Druid: Belated hoot for th'Entanglements!
	9:17am Rev. Turnip Druid: also: hello.
	9:18am Ken From Hyde Park: Someone get out the carrot cake! Stat!
	9:19am Rev. Turnip Druid: i see my reputation hath excreted me. goot.
	9:22am sphere: hey Rev, I have some sad DC noise-related news.
	9:23am lou in CO: Good morning dashers. Temperature up in north dakota has miraculously risen above freezing this morning and i survived a freaky hydroplane on the melting roads. Gonna be a good day!
	9:23am sphere: Tom Smith has died of colon cancer that was caught too late.
	9:25am sphere: not sure about the diagnosis but that's what someone on FB said.
	9:27am Rev. Turnip Druid: @sphere - wasn't familiar with the name at first, but he goes back to Peach of Immortality, so that's some heritage, there. Alas..
	9:29am sphere: If you're interested, there's a fair amount of Peach on his Karl Schmidt Verlag Bandcamp page and on Soundcloud.
	9:30am Handy Haversack: A couple of listeners came onto Fabio's board yesterday to announce that, sphere, and I have to admit not knowing who Tom Smith was nor about Peach of Immortality (though, lest we forget, I'm an idiot).
	9:31am Lixiviated Life: Ok, I'm gonna try this here one now.
	9:31am Stinky: Bahhh Bahhhh
	9:32am rx scabin: Good morning everyone.
	9:32am sphere: @ Handy - Peach of Immortality was basically the only DC noise act during most of the 80s. Of course they were associated with the infamous Pussy Galore (who started in DC before moving to NYC).
	9:33am Handy Haversack: Ah, OK. Thanks, sphere. You'd think these two cities were actually far from each other or something!
	9:33am sphere: This was outside the Dischord/Simple Machines/Teen Beat regime so they never had much press.
	9:34am Rev. Turnip Druid: for 80s DC there was the Peach camp and the New Carrollton camp, plus a number of lesser bedroom noise projects (cough).. frankly it was hard to plant a flag in that town if you weren't a Dischord emo-core zombie.
	9:35am karlward: Now we are all emo-core zombies though
	9:35am sphere: @ RTD - Absolutely. I got reamed in the City Paper for criticizing the Make-Up.
	9:36am Handy Haversack: Troost is around the corner!
	9:36am Son Of Pantz: Emo Core zombies say "Baaaaangs!"
	9:36am iiibeat: Ur?? As in EARth?? Driving up to Ohio. Have a great show, per suns . . And peepholes. Can't forget them. Dad is Dead.
	9:36am Rev. Turnip Druid: HAH! I recall the audience reaction to the first Fugazi gig (wilson center in my old neighborhood) was a resounding "meh"...
	9:37am Megaroni: Warming us up, rock on Dotdash radio
	9:37am karlward: We are the emo-core / We are the zombies / We are the ones who don't care at all / But we want to sing about that
	9:37am sphere: No kidding!
	9:38am Rev. Turnip Druid: that HAH! was a sincere nod of respect to Sphere's city paper incident..
	9:39am sphere: When I gave the last issue of my zine to Ian MacKaye at the Black Cat, he wouldn't look me in the eye. True story.
	9:40am Handy Haversack: Elgin Marbles (a Dave Mandl project) had a monthy residence at Troost before the pandemic, and listener Barba Yiorgi, in Elgin Marbles, had another residency there with his Greek gangster folk project. Stupid pandemic.
	9:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: WakeyWakeyfikation Mutherz
	9:41am nathan: lol WHAT
	9:41am Rev. Turnip Druid: Also for '80s DC noise, #NeverForget the mighty Psychodrama. They were further into VA but played in town (DC Space etc) & were invariably banned.
	9:41am nathan: was NOT expecting that stealth 75 dollar bill dolly cover, hahaha
	9:42am Handy Haversack: And happy birthday, Dolly Parton!
	9:42am karlward: When is Dolly Parton going to make a noise record?
	9:42am YETI BOB: I'm a big fan of the album "I Was Real" but this is a side of $75 that I was not aware of. Thanks Tom.
	9:43am Handy Haversack: Maybe for her seventy-seventh bday, karlward. But you know DC would ban her.
	9:44am YETI BOB: HH: DC?
	9:45am nathan: one of the last shows i saw before the apocalypse was 75 dollar bill w/ bush tetras. great show, but unfortunately no dolly covers
	9:46am YETI BOB: oh you just mean the city, nevermind
	9:46am sphere: Thanks RTD for the DC noise lore. I did not know New Carrolton and Psychodrama.
	9:46am Son Of Pantz: Who's doing the Meatloaf tribute today?
	9:46am YETI BOB: I thought it was somebody's initials
	9:46am karlward: This is the Meat Loaf tribute
	9:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It takes a lot to cover Dolly ...yerknow ...big ...hair... Could be a TwistedTribute band - Salvador Dolly. Dolly songs all surrealed up...
	9:47am iiibeat: Here is some noise! Since she don't have none . . lol iiibeat.bandcamp.com...
	9:47am YETI BOB: antivaxer, pro-trumper, rock-n-roll singer. one out of three ain't so great.
	9:48am Son Of Pantz: Are you saying you won't do that, Yeti?
	9:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hell - I got the Moderna - the DollyMixture. She even clued me into wearing short sleeves to get poked.
	9:51am Stanley: Digging the Hellstorm outa this piece.
	9:52am Rev. Turnip Druid: @sphere - some of the old New Carrollton and -1348- cassettes from that era have been recently digitized & posted at zeromoon.bandcamp.com .. recommended.
	9:52am DjLorraine: Yeti Bob good one (Anyone know which DJ would play Mississippi Queen- asking for friend...;)
	9:53am Handy Haversack: DjLorraine: actually, quite a few of them! wfmu.org...
	9:54am ChukAmok: Not to mention climate change denier, and harsh critic of child activists. Though apparently he was vegan, so go figure...
	9:56am YETI BOB: Chuk: So, 2 out of 6? Still at 0.3333...
	9:56am nathan: i really want bryce to surprise us with a 3 hour meat loaf tribute show
	9:56am ChukAmok: Wow, first archived playing of Mississippi Queen was Mountain's version on Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine 07/26/1985.
	9:57am ChukAmok: @Nathan That idea would be acceptable only if the music was coming from an .mp3 player in a blender.
	9:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...selections circling around my Morgen fixation ...as it should be @ 9:57...
	9:58am karlward: A Meat Load tribute show is one of the few things that will get me to actually turn off WFMU for the duration
	9:59am Handy Haversack: Does Meat Loaf have any ragas? Even emo-core zombie ragas would be acceptable.
	9:59am karlward: As opposed to my usual approach of "oh this is weird, I don't think I like this, let's turn it up"
	9:59am nathan: i dont follow his career that closely, maybe he had a raga period
	9:59am karlward: Meat Loaf ragas would be too long
	10:00am DjLorraine: Oops, i thought Leslie West just died...nope Dec 23, 2020. Official apology.
	10:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...if batch*t out of hell craycray power could be harnessed I reckon MeatLoaf & maybe GaryBusey? in a room together could be terminals to power the world. Past Tense. Raga ...MeatLoaf & NusratFatahAliKhan together coulda been interesting...
	10:01am ChukAmok: I think making ragas was what he meant when he said "I won't do that". Missed opportunity, if you ask me.
	10:01am abbazabba: HIS NAME WAS ROBERT PAULSON
	10:02am Krys O.: Scott played Los Microbios this week. Like 'em very much.
	10:02am Polyus: @sphere - I am chuckling at your Discord anecdotes because a couple of my old bands opened for some of those bands way back when, and it seemed like every single time something awkward happened at some point in the night that had us scratching our heads like "what did we say?". I always just chalked it up to cultural differences between Midwesterners and folks from the DC area but maybe they were just uptight about their bidness.
	10:05am Juli: Diggggggging the show today Star clicky
	10:05am Krys O.: FRIW: Scott played a rare live Meat Loaf track last year to honor Jim Steinman on his passing: www.wfmu.org...
	10:05am karlward: YES TURN IT LIZARD GREEN
	10:06am Will the Sound Guy: crank it to 11
	10:06am Krys O.: Addendum: He played it right after a couple of Anita Lane trax to honor her.
	10:06am karlward: YES STEAL OUR SOULS
	10:08am Juli: Ugh too gooooood haha
	10:08am HyperDose: Weirdo music forever!
	10:08am karlward: No bottom heads on those toms
	10:09am karlward: Those drum fills just blew the bottom heads right off, mid 70s style
	10:10am Handy Haversack: Hey, that's my cousin Peter!
	10:11am Krys O.: Right! I remember you mentioning your relation to Jorma, Handy.
	10:12am Dutch: and i'm back..... from shopping... missed Mualimgauze i see...pity
	10:12am TomDash: Really handy??? no shit?!
	10:13am DjLorraine: That rocked
	10:14am Stinky: That did rock...
	10:14am Handy Haversack: Peter I have actually met a few times. Yeah, TomDash. Their mother and my dad were cousins. When my dad was orphaned, her parents took him in for a while. Sent him to college for three years, but it was the Depression, and they could afford to send only her. But he and my "aunt" remained close all their lives even though they rarely lived close to each other. I went to visit her in Marin Co. in the early nineties and met Peter while I was there. She was a very, very interesting person and extremely kind to me all my life.
	10:15am Rev. Turnip Druid: @polyus @10:02 .. can confirm. Bidness.
	10:21am ChukAmok: Amazing, Handy!
	10:25am Will the Sound Guy: that's pretty cool Handy
	10:25am Zinn The Mood: Nice story, Handy! Lots of familial and communal support in those days. People understood empathy. Hard Times will do that…thanks for sharing that.
	10:26am Handy Haversack: That was when my dad was in LA and was let into a Trotskyite cell because he would bring pot to the meetings and then was kicked out because he kept bringing pot to all the meetings. World revolution is hard!
	10:27am Handy Haversack: Zinn, wanted to thank you for that piece on Wollin you posted. Kind of blew me away that I'd never heard of him! I mean, I see citations to Graeber and Zuboff for work! You'd think he'd have come up. Though I did not work on the Wendy Brown book we published.
	10:28am sphere: @ Handy - that's where Monty Python got the Jewish freedom fighters in Life OF Brian--leftist revolutionaries!
	10:28am Ryansterlingvirtue: DotDash means it's Friday.
	10:29am egould310: Melbourne dole rock from Germany? I like it. Reminds me of Black Twig too.
	10:29am Handy Haversack: Splitters!
	10:30am egould310: Or maybe Sweden? Or Denmark? Hell if I know what language they were singing in.
	10:32am ChukAmok: @egould310 Swedish.
	10:32am egould310: Thanks Chuck.
	10:33am ChukAmok: No sweat. Happiest Place Records in based in Gothenburg.
	10:35am egould310: Tom fulfilling the Scandinavian content requirements for WFMÜ.
	10:35am Zinn The Mood: Damn…Trotskyite cell, pot and revolution. Please expound, my brother. Heard an uplifting discussion last night posted by Haymarket Books on YouTube, between authors Robin Kelley (whose Life and Times of Thelonious Monk I’m currently reading) and David Palumbo-Liu about his latest book, “Speaking Out of Place: a conversation on reclaiming our political voices.” Great historical anecdotes of sensing the moment when nothing but acts of courage and compassion will do. youtu.be...
	10:45am Zinn The Mood: Oh yeah, glad you dug Woolin. Chris Hedges has long been one of his biggest proponents, which is how I was introduced to him. I think his assessment of the current situation in America of what he calls a “corporate coup d’etat” as part of his Inverted Totalitarianism theory is the most accurate I’ve heard yet. Hedges is a rarified journalist par excellence who’s exhibited in droves the requisite fearlessness to speak real truth to power. Grooving on these tunes in the background while I get to some stuff I’ve neglected - thanks Tom.
	10:46am mqsack: Supper!
	10:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Words meshes & morning - think of Maya Deren.
	10:47am HyperDose: Music to eat soup to
	10:48am Handy Haversack: Unfortunately, that's about all I know from that period of his life. He then ended up in Key West but was back on the West Coast, in San Fran, by the 1940s. That's where he was friends with Louis Armstrong and Billie Holliday and gave her his stash of pot to hang onto when he was drafted only find after he failed the physical that it was all gone ... He was a scenester. But mainly dabbled in both politics and art. Did some arranging, some poems, some stories, some paintings. But mainly waited tables and was on the scene. Back in the Village by the fifties. Met my mom in '59 at Minetta's Tavern on Macdougall.
	10:57am morphe': HH - if not a book - a short doc or fictionalized Vid tale - incorporating the known stuff filmed in some way on locations????
	10:58am Polyus: "Killing Joke" and "Boogie" are words I never ever imagined seeing side by side.
	10:59am Handy Haversack: "Malicious" really ties the room together!
	10:59am ben in ilm: The Killing Joke BBC sessions disc is fantastic
	11:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: morphe, HH - that has me thinking of the Kerouac documentary that got me started on my whole belated Beat identification...
	11:00am ben in ilm: yeah meant peel
	11:00am Tom from Homewood: Hey Tom - Is the intro to the bed music from Stranger Things or just Stranger Things-esque?
	11:00am don_laine: I MISS JAZZ
	11:02am HyperDose: @Tom from Homewood - Bed music is track 8: benzoil.bandcamp.com
	11:04am Tom from Homewood: Thx!
	11:04am don_laine: THANKS TOM!
	11:04am morphe': Rev Rab ... yer post makes me think - was not a Beat, but read Kerouac and a Cassidy Novel and later stuff = Thompson, Electric kool Aid... and made me want to do that "Drive a car for someone" = driving some richer person's car across country for free while they flew..
	11:05am Mike W.: NO REQUESTS
	11:06am Handy Haversack: I'd like to request "No Requests," by Mike W.
	11:06am morphe': Going out to catch the waning Madrid sun... Thanks TD and all !!!!
	11:09am don_laine: DONT MIND ME, JUST WHINING!
	11:14am YETI BOB: morphe': Me too, loved reading Kerouac as a teen and couldn't wait to get a car and drive out West! (Never did the "driveaway" thing though)
	11:14am Handy Haversack: This feels like the theme song to a TV show I'm not allowed to stay up to watch. Dig it.
	11:15am YETI BOB: "Natten" might mean "Nights" in Danish or Swedish, so it makes sense, Handy
	11:15am Son Of Pantz: I'd like to request "DON'T MIND ME, JUST WHINING!" by The Emo Core Zombies.
	11:15am HyperDose: Still think Matlock had the best theme music of all time
	11:19am fishmonkeystew: Hi all! Saying hello from The Stomping Ground, in Putnam, CT!
	11:19am rx scabin: Good sets.
	11:20am Jason from Houston: And now it's stuck in my head. Thanks, HyperDose.
	11:20am Ken From Hyde Park: Meat Wad > Meat Loaf
	11:20am ChukAmok: "Natten" means The Night in Swedish.
	11:21am karlward: Ken From Hyde Park: finally someone speaks the truth
	11:21am TomDash: Hey folks, thanks for hanging! Sorry, been a bit quiet this week on the old board...always busy figuring out what to play next! ha...
	11:22am YETI BOB: thanks Chuk, my Swedish is a little weak and I mistook it for a plural
	11:24am don_laine: Tom, my comment about missing jazz was less an indictment of your set and more an indictment of the station as a whole. It seems that with each changing of the schedule we lose more DJs who play jazz regularly. I love your show, though!
	11:25am YETI BOB: Chuk: Now can you please translate "Pärson Sound" ?
	11:26am Handy Haversack: (Please let it mean "Pepperidge Farm"! Please let it mean "Pepperidge Farm"! Please let it mean "Pepperidge Farm"!)
	11:27am karlward: Eftersom natten är gjord för jazz
	11:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...just then reading headline - MCU spaceship named after Alyssa Milano...
	11:27am Son Of Pantz: @don_laine have you listened to Jan's show on Thursday on The Sheena's Jungle Room station? You would like it.
	11:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...as we say in NorthNewEngland - cause Pepperidge Fahm remembahs...
	11:28am Polyus: I think the Drummer stream tends to feature more jazz-centric shows, though there are also a lot fewer shows so maybe the proportion just sticks out more.
	11:29am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @don - are you among us on the Drummer stream on Sunday for destination Out! & the Stork Club ?
	11:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...not to negate your statement...
	11:30am Analog Nights: This jams
	11:30am Juli: Endless party jam is my mode
	11:31am Juli: This bagel is also my jam and mode.
	11:32am Son Of Pantz: I wanna hear more about this bagel...
	11:33am don_laine: I admit, I mostly listen during the day while I am at work painting houses, and mostly just to the main stream. But these are excellent suggestions and I will check out the shows you all have mentioned. Thank you for putting up with my entitled millenial whining, its endemic in my generation.
	11:34am Zinn The Mood: New book on HST by Peter Richardson looks really good. It’s sort of reclamation of his genius and political prescience after decades during which his outsized reputation in mainstream circles for drug-crazed cavorting and outlandish antics took up all the air in the room. Some really good interviews with and essays by the author at his website: peterrichardson.blogspot.com... I agree with the others, Handy. There’s some vignettes in there about your Dad and his times that would be interesting to flesh out. Speaking of the Village of those days, and then walking it these, is as disorienting as being dropped in from another planet.
	11:35am ChukAmok: @Yeti Bob when you see -en at the end of a Swedish word it means "the". That is just "Person Sound".
	11:35am don_laine: Really loving this set Tom, ur a god
	11:36am ChukAmok: And by "Person" I mean it is a surname.
	11:37am karlward: Every time I hear Cinema Cinema I think it's Sunwatchers
	11:37am mqsack: 25 Bajillion
	11:37am Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): @Zinn: THis was a good recent book/bio on HST... www.amazon.com...
	11:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thompson's hijinx also self-mythologized - as he mythologized everything. A specifically Post-Kerouac artist in many respects. How is HST not obviously both one of the best & the most relevant Writers of the Time ?
	11:38am Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): LOVE the set Tom... As always.
	11:39am Handy Haversack: WFMU: Occasionally Relentless
	11:39am Bobby from Dayton: This show has been a great soundtrack while watching the 2022 World Indoors Bowl championship.
	11:41am Yes: Digging this
	11:44am Hubig Pie: I have never seen outdoor bowling
	11:44am TomDash: ....jazz
	11:46am ChukAmok: Outdoor bowling is Pétanque and/or Bocce, right?
	11:47am Handy Haversack: I believe there is Irish road bowling as well.
	11:48am Son Of Pantz: Ten Pins is usually done outdoors.
	11:48am Krys O.: The late WFMU DJ Terry TK Folger had a great station ID: "This is not your personal jukebox."
	11:49am Bobby from Dayton: @ChuckAmok I believe that is correct.
	11:49am Krys O.: Enjoying your show, Tom, as always.
	11:49am Will the Sound Guy: Thank you TomDash!!! Great show, I enjoyed it! 🔥
	11:50am Krys O.: Oh, and Bloomfield has a lawn bowling court in Watsessing Park. www.njbowls.com
	11:50am HyperDose: Many thanks for the deep space party, Tom! Let's do it again next week. Very nice blog post about Terry: blog.wfmu.org...
	11:50am Bobby from Dayton: In case anyone's interested in what peak athletic performance looks like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfSpzWd8Wn4
	11:50am don_laine: If they didn’t want listener opinions, they probably shouldn’t have made a chat board. Thanks for your patience everyone.
	11:50am TomDash: hey thanks guys! Thanks as always for hanging!
	11:51am eva: loved the show!
	11:51am listener 126464: Agree, thanks Tom Dash.
	11:52am Zinn The Mood: Thanks, Jonny…though I have to confess it pains me to send any click traffic, commercial or otherwise, Amazon’s way. Will have to look into it. Have to admit the latest book I read on him I enjoyed immensely was E. Jean Carroll’s. Was at an amazing, off-the-beaten path, used bookstore (housed in a refurbished barn) deep in the woods (literally) upstate NY and found a few. Looked pretty salacious at first and was headstand for that reason. But did a surprisingly good job filling in some of the details of his personal relationships throughout his life. Agreed, RevRab. Mark Twain-esque often, in his defense of the maligned and disgust with dishonest brokers and corrupt politicians. I also agree with Richardson that most often it’s his letters that I find most hilarious and insightful. Was once reading The Proud Highway in a cafe during lunch laughing out loud every now and then when a woman nearby cracked a smile and asked what I was reading, saying that she needed something to do the same for her. Wasn’t sure if she’d get the same belly laughs I was from reading his famously precise descriptions of what he planned to do to unscrupulous editors, profiteers and the like.
	11:52am Hubig Pie: You say bowling and I immediately conjure images of Schlitz on tap, Lucky Strike cigarettes and jars of pickled eggs. That kinda bowling. Enjoyed the last bit of the show
	11:53am Handy Haversack: Why is it ending so fast? I swear, if I ever get my hands on time, I'm going to give it a stern talking to. Thanks, TomDash! There was JAZZ, we were jazzed, and all that jazz! Take it easy, squeezies. Schlitz and pickled eggs for all!
	11:54am Carmichael: RIP Meat Loaf.
	11:54am DjLorraine: Great show Tom Dash HandyH loved your stories Louie Anderson passed at 68.
	11:54am ChukAmok: Time has got its filthy, lecherous hands on all over all of us, Handy.
	11:54am Son Of Pantz: @Bobby Balling the Jack, I see.
	11:55am fishmonkeystew: This Lucy Dreamin' is spot on.
	11:55am rx scabin: Thanks for great show, again (still?). This last set!
	11:55am Polyus: Oh wow, Louie is a state treasure here in MN.
	11:55am Handy Haversack: Damn, this track is burning it all out! In your face, universe!
	11:55am Yes: Thanks Tom!
	11:56am nathan: yeah man, melting my poor little ears off. have mercy!
	11:56am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (>L< ))
	11:56am joe mulligan: Is this what math rock does to a melting brain?
	11:57am DjLorraine: I liked Louie in Baskets
	12:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bitchen episode.
	12:00pm Handy Haversack: Bryce! TomDash is on your 12!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Irreversible Entanglements	Keys to Creation	Open The Gates	International Anthem/Don Giovanni	2021			*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Chris Corsano & Bill Orcutt	The Thing Itself	Made Out of Sound	Paililalia	2021				0:13:42 (Pop-up)
Spawanie Synchroniczne	Brud na Dzielni	S/S	Syf Records	2022	MP3		*	0:18:06 (Pop-up)
Muslimgauze	Imal Akel "Imal Akel" by "Muslimgauze"	Muhammadunize	Staalplaat	2022	MP3	orig 1996 - part of 3cd box set "Fatah Guerrilla"	*	0:24:01 (Pop-up)

75 Dollar Bill feat. Sue Garner, Cheryl Kingan & Chris Nelson	Black to Comm/9 to 5	Social Music at Troost vol.3: (Other) People's Music	Self Released	2022		MC5/Dolly Parton medley!	*	0:36:13 (Pop-up)
Angered Wrecks	Shakin' Street "Shakin' Street" by "Angered Wrecks"	Bennies, Booze and R&R 1981	Cardinal Fuzz	2021	LP	MC5 cover	*	0:42:24 (Pop-up)
Hellstorm	Cry For the Newborn "Cry For the Newborn" by "Hellstorm"	Wayfaring Strangers: Darkscorch Canticles	Numero Group			1980		0:45:07 (Pop-up)
Crystal Syphon	Elephant Ball "Elephant Ball" by "Crystal Syphon"	Elephant Ball	Roaratorio			orig 1969		0:51:13 (Pop-up)
South Hampton Story	Leave Me Behind	Blow My Mind	Big Beat Records					0:56:18 (Pop-up)
Los Microbios	Rotten "Rotten" by "Los Microbios"	Cognitive Thinning	Self Released	2021	CD		*	0:58:17 (Pop-up)
Crawling Chaos	The Katrina Syndrome	The Big C	Foetus Products	1984	LP			1:01:09 (Pop-up)
Stonewall	Atlantis "Atlantis" by "Stonewall"	Stonewall	Permanent Records	2019	LP	orig 1976		1:04:15 (Pop-up)
Peter Kaukonen	Dynamo Snackbar "Dynamo Snackbar" by "Peter Kaukonen"	Black Kangaroo	Grunt	1972	LP			1:08:42 (Pop-up)

School Damage	Tall Poppies "Tall Poppies" by "School Damage"	School Damage	Chapter Music	2017	LP			1:18:47 (Pop-up)
The Shifters	Removal Business "Removal Business" by "The Shifters"	Open Vault	Adagio830	2022	LP	various unreleased tracks, home recordings etc..		1:21:47 (Pop-up)
Skiftande Enherter	Lyckan i Din Hand	Öppna Landskap EP	Happiest Place Records	2022		coming out Feb 2022	*	1:25:36 (Pop-up)
Levande Död	Nikkala Dreaming "Nikkala Dreaming" by "Levande Död"	Ingen Framtid	Happiest Place Records	2022			*	1:28:39 (Pop-up)
Kupittaa	Silla aikaa kun olit poissa	Yhteenveto: Ensimmainen Viisivuotissuunnitelma 2016-2021 (V/a)	Komitea	2021	CD		*	1:32:22 (Pop-up)
Art & Technique	Psychic Dance Floor	Alea Jacta Est	Hi-Tec	1983	12"			1:36:53 (Pop-up)
Hélène Barbier	Unbolted Cover "Unbolted Cover" by "Hélène Barbier"	Regulus	Celluloid Lunch	2021			*	1:40:09 (Pop-up)
Bertie Marshall	Meshes Over Morning	Exhibit	Upset! The Rhythm	2021		recordings from 1980-1983	*	1:43:26 (Pop-up)
LiLiPUT	The Jatz "The Jatz" by "LiLiPUT"							1:47:43 (Pop-up)
The Embarrassment	Death Travels West	Death Travels West	Last Laugh Records	2021	LP	orig 1983	*	1:51:08 (Pop-up)
Killing Joke	Malicious Boogie "Malicious Boogie" by "Killing Joke"	Peel Sessions 1979-1981	Virgin	2008		1979 Peel Session		1:55:45 (Pop-up)

Eve Maret	4 "4" by "Eve Maret"	The Zone	Curious Music	2021			*	2:03:58 (Pop-up)
Bremer McCoy	Natten "Natten" by "Bremer McCoy"	Natten	Luaka Bop	2021	CD		*	2:10:47 (Pop-up)
Tyler Baum	Large Ships Out on the Horizon, Small Boats to Shore	Zwulkabemipthfojnyd	Self Released	2021			*	2:15:51 (Pop-up)
Pärson Sound	Milano "Milano" by "Pärson Sound"	Pärson Sound	Captain Trip	2001	CD	orig 1968		2:21:37 (Pop-up)
Cinema Cinema	Continued "Continued" by "Cinema Cinema"	CCXMD	Nefarious Industries	2021				2:29:29 (Pop-up)

Malcolm Jiyane Tree-O	Moshe "Moshe" by "Malcolm Jiyane Tree-O"	Umdali	Mushroom Hour Half Hour	2021			*	2:41:58 (Pop-up)
Lucy Dreamin'	Lucy Screamin' "Lucy Screamin'" by "Lucy Dreamin'"	Yhteenveto: Ensimmainen Viisivuotissuunnitelma 2016-2021 (V/a)	Komitea	2021	CD		*	2:49:07 (Pop-up)
Ernesto Diaz-Infante	II "II" by "Ernesto Diaz-Infante"	Saca Los Cuernos al Sol	Headlights	2021	CD		*	2:56:04 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01am Handy Haversack: TomDash and all the Dashers! (And Prancers, Vixens, Donner Parties, etc.)
	9:01am luka: hey gm gm
	9:02am Will the Sound Guy: good morning TomDash and all!!
	9:04am Krys O.: Greetings!
	9:05am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Tome and Dash-o-matics!
	9:05am TomDash: Good morning, folks...welcome on this COLD morning! That walk from the PATH to the station with the wind off the Hudson River was quite something!
	9:05am Ken From Hyde Park: Tom and his Tome, I guess. Oops!
	9:06am Handy Haversack: We shall now read from the Tome of Tom.
	9:06am Krys O.: Yes, that wind tunnel off the Hudson at Exchange Place can be brutal.
	9:08am Polyus: Irreversible Entanglements was one of only two shows I got to see in 2021.
	9:10am TomDash: Nice Polyus! Jealous...would love to catch them sometime
	9:11am Cal in Dothan: Good morning! Loving this
	9:13am Alvy Singer: Hi Tom..These guys remind me of Saccharine Trust or Universal Congress Of. Good stuff
	9:13am Stanley: So this is a drive-in restaurant in Hollywood.
	9:14am Beneath the Underground: Hey Tom, good morning. Great opener. I’ve got to get this album. -John Pietaro
	9:14am ChukAmok: Good morning everyone! Thanks for braving the Hudson winds to bring us these tunes, Tom!
	9:14am Handy Haversack: luka, I was thinking about your dice still being in Chicago, which reminded me of the last time I was there. A friend who has moved to Cali was working there for a few weeks, so another friend and I flew out from NYC for a long weekend. We decided that a good way to see more of the town than just downtown was to find a gaming store and take public transport out to it. So two El lines and a bus got us to a pretty nice, active gaming store somewhere on the North Side, past Wrigley. We got some dice, chatted with the staff, and eventually asked if there was a decent bar nearby. They gave us directions, we walked over there, and had a super fun afternoon at a gay sports bar on a college football Saturday. Really nice day on the town!
	9:17am Rev. Turnip Druid: Belated hoot for th'Entanglements!
	9:17am Rev. Turnip Druid: also: hello.
	9:18am Ken From Hyde Park: Someone get out the carrot cake! Stat!
	9:19am Rev. Turnip Druid: i see my reputation hath excreted me. goot.
	9:22am sphere: hey Rev, I have some sad DC noise-related news.
	9:23am lou in CO: Good morning dashers. Temperature up in north dakota has miraculously risen above freezing this morning and i survived a freaky hydroplane on the melting roads. Gonna be a good day!
	9:23am sphere: Tom Smith has died of colon cancer that was caught too late.
	9:25am sphere: not sure about the diagnosis but that's what someone on FB said.
	9:27am Rev. Turnip Druid: @sphere - wasn't familiar with the name at first, but he goes back to Peach of Immortality, so that's some heritage, there. Alas..
	9:29am sphere: If you're interested, there's a fair amount of Peach on his Karl Schmidt Verlag Bandcamp page and on Soundcloud.
	9:30am Handy Haversack: A couple of listeners came onto Fabio's board yesterday to announce that, sphere, and I have to admit not knowing who Tom Smith was nor about Peach of Immortality (though, lest we forget, I'm an idiot).
	9:31am Lixiviated Life: Ok, I'm gonna try this here one now.
	9:31am Stinky: Bahhh Bahhhh
	9:32am rx scabin: Good morning everyone.
	9:32am sphere: @ Handy - Peach of Immortality was basically the only DC noise act during most of the 80s. Of course they were associated with the infamous Pussy Galore (who started in DC before moving to NYC).
	9:33am Handy Haversack: Ah, OK. Thanks, sphere. You'd think these two cities were actually far from each other or something!
	9:33am sphere: This was outside the Dischord/Simple Machines/Teen Beat regime so they never had much press.
	9:34am Rev. Turnip Druid: for 80s DC there was the Peach camp and the New Carrollton camp, plus a number of lesser bedroom noise projects (cough).. frankly it was hard to plant a flag in that town if you weren't a Dischord emo-core zombie.
	9:35am karlward: Now we are all emo-core zombies though
	9:35am sphere: @ RTD - Absolutely. I got reamed in the City Paper for criticizing the Make-Up.
	9:36am Handy Haversack: Troost is around the corner!
	9:36am Son Of Pantz: Emo Core zombies say "Baaaaangs!"
	9:36am iiibeat: Ur?? As in EARth?? Driving up to Ohio. Have a great show, per suns . . And peepholes. Can't forget them. Dad is Dead.
	9:36am Rev. Turnip Druid: HAH! I recall the audience reaction to the first Fugazi gig (wilson center in my old neighborhood) was a resounding "meh"...
	9:37am Megaroni: Warming us up, rock on Dotdash radio
	9:37am karlward: We are the emo-core / We are the zombies / We are the ones who don't care at all / But we want to sing about that
	9:37am sphere: No kidding!
	9:38am Rev. Turnip Druid: that HAH! was a sincere nod of respect to Sphere's city paper incident..
	9:39am sphere: When I gave the last issue of my zine to Ian MacKaye at the Black Cat, he wouldn't look me in the eye. True story.
	9:40am Handy Haversack: Elgin Marbles (a Dave Mandl project) had a monthy residence at Troost before the pandemic, and listener Barba Yiorgi, in Elgin Marbles, had another residency there with his Greek gangster folk project. Stupid pandemic.
	9:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: WakeyWakeyfikation Mutherz
	9:41am nathan: lol WHAT
	9:41am Rev. Turnip Druid: Also for '80s DC noise, #NeverForget the mighty Psychodrama. They were further into VA but played in town (DC Space etc) & were invariably banned.
	9:41am nathan: was NOT expecting that stealth 75 dollar bill dolly cover, hahaha
	9:42am Handy Haversack: And happy birthday, Dolly Parton!
	9:42am karlward: When is Dolly Parton going to make a noise record?
	9:42am YETI BOB: I'm a big fan of the album "I Was Real" but this is a side of $75 that I was not aware of. Thanks Tom.
	9:43am Handy Haversack: Maybe for her seventy-seventh bday, karlward. But you know DC would ban her.
	9:44am YETI BOB: HH: DC?
	9:45am nathan: one of the last shows i saw before the apocalypse was 75 dollar bill w/ bush tetras. great show, but unfortunately no dolly covers
	9:46am YETI BOB: oh you just mean the city, nevermind
	9:46am sphere: Thanks RTD for the DC noise lore. I did not know New Carrolton and Psychodrama.
	9:46am Son Of Pantz: Who's doing the Meatloaf tribute today?
	9:46am YETI BOB: I thought it was somebody's initials
	9:46am karlward: This is the Meat Loaf tribute
	9:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It takes a lot to cover Dolly ...yerknow ...big ...hair... Could be a TwistedTribute band - Salvador Dolly. Dolly songs all surrealed up...
	9:47am iiibeat: Here is some noise! Since she don't have none . . lol iiibeat.bandcamp.com...
	9:47am YETI BOB: antivaxer, pro-trumper, rock-n-roll singer. one out of three ain't so great.
	9:48am Son Of Pantz: Are you saying you won't do that, Yeti?
	9:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hell - I got the Moderna - the DollyMixture. She even clued me into wearing short sleeves to get poked.
	9:51am Stanley: Digging the Hellstorm outa this piece.
	9:52am Rev. Turnip Druid: @sphere - some of the old New Carrollton and -1348- cassettes from that era have been recently digitized & posted at zeromoon.bandcamp.com .. recommended.
	9:52am DjLorraine: Yeti Bob good one (Anyone know which DJ would play Mississippi Queen- asking for friend...;)
	9:53am Handy Haversack: DjLorraine: actually, quite a few of them! wfmu.org...
	9:54am ChukAmok: Not to mention climate change denier, and harsh critic of child activists. Though apparently he was vegan, so go figure...
	9:56am YETI BOB: Chuk: So, 2 out of 6? Still at 0.3333...
	9:56am nathan: i really want bryce to surprise us with a 3 hour meat loaf tribute show
	9:56am ChukAmok: Wow, first archived playing of Mississippi Queen was Mountain's version on Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine 07/26/1985.
	9:57am ChukAmok: @Nathan That idea would be acceptable only if the music was coming from an .mp3 player in a blender.
	9:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...selections circling around my Morgen fixation ...as it should be @ 9:57...
	9:58am karlward: A Meat Load tribute show is one of the few things that will get me to actually turn off WFMU for the duration
	9:59am Handy Haversack: Does Meat Loaf have any ragas? Even emo-core zombie ragas would be acceptable.
	9:59am karlward: As opposed to my usual approach of "oh this is weird, I don't think I like this, let's turn it up"
	9:59am nathan: i dont follow his career that closely, maybe he had a raga period
	9:59am karlward: Meat Loaf ragas would be too long
	10:00am DjLorraine: Oops, i thought Leslie West just died...nope Dec 23, 2020. Official apology.
	10:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...if batch*t out of hell craycray power could be harnessed I reckon MeatLoaf & maybe GaryBusey? in a room together could be terminals to power the world. Past Tense. Raga ...MeatLoaf & NusratFatahAliKhan together coulda been interesting...
	10:01am ChukAmok: I think making ragas was what he meant when he said "I won't do that". Missed opportunity, if you ask me.
	10:01am abbazabba: HIS NAME WAS ROBERT PAULSON
	10:02am Krys O.: Scott played Los Microbios this week. Like 'em very much.
	10:02am Polyus: @sphere - I am chuckling at your Discord anecdotes because a couple of my old bands opened for some of those bands way back when, and it seemed like every single time something awkward happened at some point in the night that had us scratching our heads like "what did we say?". I always just chalked it up to cultural differences between Midwesterners and folks from the DC area but maybe they were just uptight about their bidness.
	10:05am Juli: Diggggggging the show today Star clicky
	10:05am Krys O.: FRIW: Scott played a rare live Meat Loaf track last year to honor Jim Steinman on his passing: www.wfmu.org...
	10:05am karlward: YES TURN IT LIZARD GREEN
	10:06am Will the Sound Guy: crank it to 11
	10:06am Krys O.: Addendum: He played it right after a couple of Anita Lane trax to honor her.
	10:06am karlward: YES STEAL OUR SOULS
	10:08am Juli: Ugh too gooooood haha
	10:08am HyperDose: Weirdo music forever!
	10:08am karlward: No bottom heads on those toms
	10:09am karlward: Those drum fills just blew the bottom heads right off, mid 70s style
	10:10am Handy Haversack: Hey, that's my cousin Peter!
	10:11am Krys O.: Right! I remember you mentioning your relation to Jorma, Handy.
	10:12am Dutch: and i'm back..... from shopping... missed Mualimgauze i see...pity
	10:12am TomDash: Really handy??? no shit?!
	10:13am DjLorraine: That rocked
	10:14am Stinky: That did rock...
	10:14am Handy Haversack: Peter I have actually met a few times. Yeah, TomDash. Their mother and my dad were cousins. When my dad was orphaned, her parents took him in for a while. Sent him to college for three years, but it was the Depression, and they could afford to send only her. But he and my "aunt" remained close all their lives even though they rarely lived close to each other. I went to visit her in Marin Co. in the early nineties and met Peter while I was there. She was a very, very interesting person and extremely kind to me all my life.
	10:15am Rev. Turnip Druid: @polyus @10:02 .. can confirm. Bidness.
	10:21am ChukAmok: Amazing, Handy!
	10:25am Will the Sound Guy: that's pretty cool Handy
	10:25am Zinn The Mood: Nice story, Handy! Lots of familial and communal support in those days. People understood empathy. Hard Times will do that…thanks for sharing that.
	10:26am Handy Haversack: That was when my dad was in LA and was let into a Trotskyite cell because he would bring pot to the meetings and then was kicked out because he kept bringing pot to all the meetings. World revolution is hard!
	10:27am Handy Haversack: Zinn, wanted to thank you for that piece on Wollin you posted. Kind of blew me away that I'd never heard of him! I mean, I see citations to Graeber and Zuboff for work! You'd think he'd have come up. Though I did not work on the Wendy Brown book we published.
	10:28am sphere: @ Handy - that's where Monty Python got the Jewish freedom fighters in Life OF Brian--leftist revolutionaries!
	10:28am Ryansterlingvirtue: DotDash means it's Friday.
	10:29am egould310: Melbourne dole rock from Germany? I like it. Reminds me of Black Twig too.
	10:29am Handy Haversack: Splitters!
	10:30am egould310: Or maybe Sweden? Or Denmark? Hell if I know what language they were singing in.
	10:32am ChukAmok: @egould310 Swedish.
	10:32am egould310: Thanks Chuck.
	10:33am ChukAmok: No sweat. Happiest Place Records in based in Gothenburg.
	10:35am egould310: Tom fulfilling the Scandinavian content requirements for WFMÜ.
	10:35am Zinn The Mood: Damn…Trotskyite cell, pot and revolution. Please expound, my brother. Heard an uplifting discussion last night posted by Haymarket Books on YouTube, between authors Robin Kelley (whose Life and Times of Thelonious Monk I’m currently reading) and David Palumbo-Liu about his latest book, “Speaking Out of Place: a conversation on reclaiming our political voices.” Great historical anecdotes of sensing the moment when nothing but acts of courage and compassion will do. youtu.be...
	10:45am Zinn The Mood: Oh yeah, glad you dug Woolin. Chris Hedges has long been one of his biggest proponents, which is how I was introduced to him. I think his assessment of the current situation in America of what he calls a “corporate coup d’etat” as part of his Inverted Totalitarianism theory is the most accurate I’ve heard yet. Hedges is a rarified journalist par excellence who’s exhibited in droves the requisite fearlessness to speak real truth to power. Grooving on these tunes in the background while I get to some stuff I’ve neglected - thanks Tom.
	10:46am mqsack: Supper!
	10:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Words meshes & morning - think of Maya Deren.
	10:47am HyperDose: Music to eat soup to
	10:48am Handy Haversack: Unfortunately, that's about all I know from that period of his life. He then ended up in Key West but was back on the West Coast, in San Fran, by the 1940s. That's where he was friends with Louis Armstrong and Billie Holliday and gave her his stash of pot to hang onto when he was drafted only find after he failed the physical that it was all gone ... He was a scenester. But mainly dabbled in both politics and art. Did some arranging, some poems, some stories, some paintings. But mainly waited tables and was on the scene. Back in the Village by the fifties. Met my mom in '59 at Minetta's Tavern on Macdougall.
	10:57am morphe': HH - if not a book - a short doc or fictionalized Vid tale - incorporating the known stuff filmed in some way on locations????
	10:58am Polyus: "Killing Joke" and "Boogie" are words I never ever imagined seeing side by side.
	10:59am Handy Haversack: "Malicious" really ties the room together!
	10:59am ben in ilm: The Killing Joke BBC sessions disc is fantastic
	11:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: morphe, HH - that has me thinking of the Kerouac documentary that got me started on my whole belated Beat identification...
	11:00am ben in ilm: yeah meant peel
	11:00am Tom from Homewood: Hey Tom - Is the intro to the bed music from Stranger Things or just Stranger Things-esque?
	11:00am don_laine: I MISS JAZZ
	11:02am HyperDose: @Tom from Homewood - Bed music is track 8: benzoil.bandcamp.com
	11:04am Tom from Homewood: Thx!
	11:04am don_laine: THANKS TOM!
	11:04am morphe': Rev Rab ... yer post makes me think - was not a Beat, but read Kerouac and a Cassidy Novel and later stuff = Thompson, Electric kool Aid... and made me want to do that "Drive a car for someone" = driving some richer person's car across country for free while they flew..
	11:05am Mike W.: NO REQUESTS
	11:06am Handy Haversack: I'd like to request "No Requests," by Mike W.
	11:06am morphe': Going out to catch the waning Madrid sun... Thanks TD and all !!!!
	11:09am don_laine: DONT MIND ME, JUST WHINING!
	11:14am YETI BOB: morphe': Me too, loved reading Kerouac as a teen and couldn't wait to get a car and drive out West! (Never did the "driveaway" thing though)
	11:14am Handy Haversack: This feels like the theme song to a TV show I'm not allowed to stay up to watch. Dig it.
	11:15am YETI BOB: "Natten" might mean "Nights" in Danish or Swedish, so it makes sense, Handy
	11:15am Son Of Pantz: I'd like to request "DON'T MIND ME, JUST WHINING!" by The Emo Core Zombies.
	11:15am HyperDose: Still think Matlock had the best theme music of all time
	11:19am fishmonkeystew: Hi all! Saying hello from The Stomping Ground, in Putnam, CT!
	11:19am rx scabin: Good sets.
	11:20am Jason from Houston: And now it's stuck in my head. Thanks, HyperDose.
	11:20am Ken From Hyde Park: Meat Wad > Meat Loaf
	11:20am ChukAmok: "Natten" means The Night in Swedish.
	11:21am karlward: Ken From Hyde Park: finally someone speaks the truth
	11:21am TomDash: Hey folks, thanks for hanging! Sorry, been a bit quiet this week on the old board...always busy figuring out what to play next! ha...
	11:22am YETI BOB: thanks Chuk, my Swedish is a little weak and I mistook it for a plural
	11:24am don_laine: Tom, my comment about missing jazz was less an indictment of your set and more an indictment of the station as a whole. It seems that with each changing of the schedule we lose more DJs who play jazz regularly. I love your show, though!
	11:25am YETI BOB: Chuk: Now can you please translate "Pärson Sound" ?
	11:26am Handy Haversack: (Please let it mean "Pepperidge Farm"! Please let it mean "Pepperidge Farm"! Please let it mean "Pepperidge Farm"!)
	11:27am karlward: Eftersom natten är gjord för jazz
	11:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...just then reading headline - MCU spaceship named after Alyssa Milano...
	11:27am Son Of Pantz: @don_laine have you listened to Jan's show on Thursday on The Sheena's Jungle Room station? You would like it.
	11:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...as we say in NorthNewEngland - cause Pepperidge Fahm remembahs...
	11:28am Polyus: I think the Drummer stream tends to feature more jazz-centric shows, though there are also a lot fewer shows so maybe the proportion just sticks out more.
	11:29am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @don - are you among us on the Drummer stream on Sunday for destination Out! & the Stork Club ?
	11:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...not to negate your statement...
	11:30am Analog Nights: This jams
	11:30am Juli: Endless party jam is my mode
	11:31am Juli: This bagel is also my jam and mode.
	11:32am Son Of Pantz: I wanna hear more about this bagel...
	11:33am don_laine: I admit, I mostly listen during the day while I am at work painting houses, and mostly just to the main stream. But these are excellent suggestions and I will check out the shows you all have mentioned. Thank you for putting up with my entitled millenial whining, its endemic in my generation.
	11:34am Zinn The Mood: New book on HST by Peter Richardson looks really good. It’s sort of reclamation of his genius and political prescience after decades during which his outsized reputation in mainstream circles for drug-crazed cavorting and outlandish antics took up all the air in the room. Some really good interviews with and essays by the author at his website: peterrichardson.blogspot.com... I agree with the others, Handy. There’s some vignettes in there about your Dad and his times that would be interesting to flesh out. Speaking of the Village of those days, and then walking it these, is as disorienting as being dropped in from another planet.
	11:35am ChukAmok: @Yeti Bob when you see -en at the end of a Swedish word it means "the". That is just "Person Sound".
	11:35am don_laine: Really loving this set Tom, ur a god
	11:36am ChukAmok: And by "Person" I mean it is a surname.
	11:37am karlward: Every time I hear Cinema Cinema I think it's Sunwatchers
	11:37am mqsack: 25 Bajillion
	11:37am Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): @Zinn: THis was a good recent book/bio on HST... www.amazon.com...
	11:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thompson's hijinx also self-mythologized - as he mythologized everything. A specifically Post-Kerouac artist in many respects. How is HST not obviously both one of the best & the most relevant Writers of the Time ?
	11:38am Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): LOVE the set Tom... As always.
	11:39am Handy Haversack: WFMU: Occasionally Relentless
	11:39am Bobby from Dayton: This show has been a great soundtrack while watching the 2022 World Indoors Bowl championship.
	11:41am Yes: Digging this
	11:44am Hubig Pie: I have never seen outdoor bowling
	11:44am TomDash: ....jazz
	11:46am ChukAmok: Outdoor bowling is Pétanque and/or Bocce, right?
	11:47am Handy Haversack: I believe there is Irish road bowling as well.
	11:48am Son Of Pantz: Ten Pins is usually done outdoors.
	11:48am Krys O.: The late WFMU DJ Terry TK Folger had a great station ID: "This is not your personal jukebox."
	11:49am Bobby from Dayton: @ChuckAmok I believe that is correct.
	11:49am Krys O.: Enjoying your show, Tom, as always.
	11:49am Will the Sound Guy: Thank you TomDash!!! Great show, I enjoyed it! 🔥
	11:50am Krys O.: Oh, and Bloomfield has a lawn bowling court in Watsessing Park. www.njbowls.com
	11:50am HyperDose: Many thanks for the deep space party, Tom! Let's do it again next week. Very nice blog post about Terry: blog.wfmu.org...
	11:50am Bobby from Dayton: In case anyone's interested in what peak athletic performance looks like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfSpzWd8Wn4
	11:50am don_laine: If they didn’t want listener opinions, they probably shouldn’t have made a chat board. Thanks for your patience everyone.
	11:50am TomDash: hey thanks guys! Thanks as always for hanging!
	11:51am eva: loved the show!
	11:51am listener 126464: Agree, thanks Tom Dash.
	11:52am Zinn The Mood: Thanks, Jonny…though I have to confess it pains me to send any click traffic, commercial or otherwise, Amazon’s way. Will have to look into it. Have to admit the latest book I read on him I enjoyed immensely was E. Jean Carroll’s. Was at an amazing, off-the-beaten path, used bookstore (housed in a refurbished barn) deep in the woods (literally) upstate NY and found a few. Looked pretty salacious at first and was headstand for that reason. But did a surprisingly good job filling in some of the details of his personal relationships throughout his life. Agreed, RevRab. Mark Twain-esque often, in his defense of the maligned and disgust with dishonest brokers and corrupt politicians. I also agree with Richardson that most often it’s his letters that I find most hilarious and insightful. Was once reading The Proud Highway in a cafe during lunch laughing out loud every now and then when a woman nearby cracked a smile and asked what I was reading, saying that she needed something to do the same for her. Wasn’t sure if she’d get the same belly laughs I was from reading his famously precise descriptions of what he planned to do to unscrupulous editors, profiteers and the like.
	11:52am Hubig Pie: You say bowling and I immediately conjure images of Schlitz on tap, Lucky Strike cigarettes and jars of pickled eggs. That kinda bowling. Enjoyed the last bit of the show
	11:53am Handy Haversack: Why is it ending so fast? I swear, if I ever get my hands on time, I'm going to give it a stern talking to. Thanks, TomDash! There was JAZZ, we were jazzed, and all that jazz! Take it easy, squeezies. Schlitz and pickled eggs for all!
	11:54am Carmichael: RIP Meat Loaf.
	11:54am DjLorraine: Great show Tom Dash HandyH loved your stories Louie Anderson passed at 68.
	11:54am ChukAmok: Time has got its filthy, lecherous hands on all over all of us, Handy.
	11:54am Son Of Pantz: @Bobby Balling the Jack, I see.
	11:55am fishmonkeystew: This Lucy Dreamin' is spot on.
	11:55am rx scabin: Thanks for great show, again (still?). This last set!
	11:55am Polyus: Oh wow, Louie is a state treasure here in MN.
	11:55am Handy Haversack: Damn, this track is burning it all out! In your face, universe!
	11:55am Yes: Thanks Tom!
	11:56am nathan: yeah man, melting my poor little ears off. have mercy!
	11:56am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (>L< ))
	11:56am joe mulligan: Is this what math rock does to a melting brain?
	11:57am DjLorraine: I liked Louie in Baskets
	12:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bitchen episode.
	12:00pm Handy Haversack: Bryce! TomDash is on your 12!

Tom Dash: Playlist from January 21, 2022

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