WFMU: Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from May 6, 2022

Listener comments!
	7:59pm Scott67: G'day Rich & Crater Faces! 🍻😎🤙🌞🌏
	7:59pm ironybread: 'night Mother! And good evening Rich
	7:59pm ironybread: hiya Scott
	8:00pm ultradamno: Rich! Diggocrates!
	8:01pm Aitch: Not sure if this will be fascinating or arduous? Tell you at the end
	8:01pm Scott67: G'day ironybread! 🍻😎🤙
	8:01pm Aitch: Hey Rich and all.
	8:02pm Feldy: Hey Rich! Cheers to all the mothers
	8:02pm Aitch: Weasels one of the all-time great covers
	8:02pm Pauly from Clifton: Hey Rich, folks!
	8:02pm Rich in Washington: Hi everybody! Thanks for tooning in!
	8:03pm Zipperhead7: Rich and Diggers! As the man himself said,"Kill ugly radio!"
	8:03pm Otis: Heyyy Rich! Looking forward to catching the archive on this one, wanted to pop in and say have a fun show and will be catching the archive on Sunday with work buddy!
	8:04pm dday: Aitch: www.flickr.com...
	8:04pm Rich in Washington: Hi Otis! See you in archiveland!
	8:04pm abbazabba: Rich! Diggers! So happy to be here
	8:05pm ultradamno: The knife gun www.vice.com...
	8:05pm Aitch: I needed that, thanks dday
	8:05pm dday: Winter 2020..lockdown..I listened to ALL available Zappa material chronologically. Outstanding!
	8:06pm Rich in Washington: Ha, dday! I presented a coworker friend with a tryptich of the weasels cover, the norelco ad and the Man's Life cover all framed up and everything
	8:06pm dday: Rich: That's a True Friend :)
	8:08pm Rich in Washington: Zipperhead7 @8:03: my first ever radio program was called Kill Ugly Radio.
	8:08pm B: Happy Mothers Day Frank !
	8:09pm Mr Fab: Hey Rich, and 'Diggers diggers! Since the Sunset Strip has been colonized by its' neighbor Beverly Hills, it's a lot more plastic than it was in the '60s.
	8:09pm dday: My Mom passed away in 2012. She would approve of this show. Love ya Mom
	8:11pm Rich in Washington: Here's to dday's mom! <3
	8:12pm Rich in Washington: Hey Mr. B! Good to see you here!
	8:13pm B: Love you Daniel !
	8:13pm ironybread: The only album with Roy Estrada credited as primary artist: www.discogs.com...
	8:14pm ironybread: #HamburgerMidnight
	8:15pm ironybread: If I may cry out to the universe, I could really use a copy of Peter Bergman's 1967 documentary about the riots on the Sunset Strip #PandorasBox #WhiskeyAGoGo #Etc
	8:15pm ultradamno: Not a bad bassist, terrible choice for babysitter.
	8:15pm Rich in Washington: Not to blow your cover, B, but B here is another legendary KBOO late night DJ - and hugely influential on this here DJ, now doing his fantastic show on Saturdays at Noon Pacific on Freeform Portland.
	8:16pm Rich in Washington: I was in on that Estrada phone interview. I had no idea what he was up to. Such a bummer.
	8:19pm Mr Fab: ultradamno: hey-oh! Good thing Estrada didn't meet Gary Glitter when touring the UK. having said that, I do really like the exotic-rock n roll "Jungle Dreams," a kooky 45 he cut pre-Mothers.
	8:19pm ultradamno: He's on three Magic Band albums, two of them good
	8:20pm Rich in Washington: Yeah Estrada will likely die in prison.
	8:22pm Rich in Washington: I feel like Zappa looked into the future and saw the modern conservative movement.
	8:23pm ultradamno: I'm not going to look for it, but there's a video interview with Mark Farner on Twitter where he brags about bringing Zappa around to loving guns.
	8:25pm ultradamno: I mean, I'd probably have fired guns at Burroughs or Thompson, because they're scary. But Mark Farner....
	8:25pm dday: I remember being 12 years old & ordering "Freak Out" from RCA Music club for $2.99. At that age I didn't get it and sold it to an older brother's friend for $3.00. We are still in touch & he still has the LP.
	8:27pm Rich in Washington: Oh that's weird. Maybe having his home invaded and being nearly killed by a crazy person also had some bearing on that. And Lennon. Zappa fans are even crazier, having been a to a Zappa show.
	8:27pm Rich in Washington: ooo. Forgive me for this Ryko 80s version.
	8:28pm dday: Farner's like Nugent..gun nuts & shitty guitarists
	8:29pm abbazabba: @dday - Profit!
	8:29pm ultradamno: Detroit guys who think they're in the old west are as bad as Illinois nazis
	8:29pm Zipperhead7: I took a first pressing of "Freak Out" to a record store when I needed cash. The clerk took one of the discs out of the sleeve, and as he eyed it a long skein of drool ran out of his mouth and puddled on it.
	8:31pm dday: abbazabba .01 Woohoo! I think I invested that profit in the "In A Gadda Da Vida" LP
	8:32pm dday: Zipperhead7: ewwwww :)
	8:33pm Mr Fab: I've heard of people drooling over collectible records, but that's ridiculous..
	8:34pm Zipperhead7: It was pretty gross. But he gave me $50 for it. I think it was around '78.
	8:36pm pared: Ac dc ac dc
	8:36pm Rich in Washington: It took a while but I had to find a copy of disc two of Freakout because my copy's disc was hammered beyond playability. Protip: Search out a record and hit lowest price and you can often find a single disc, no cover, etc.
	8:42pm pared: Frank was actually from Baltimore. The first concert I ever went to was the mothers at the old lyric theater
	8:42pm Rich in Washington: Hi pared!
	8:43pm spodiodi: hi, Rich! hi, all!
	8:44pm Rich in Washington: spodi!
	8:47pm ironybread: I just spent the last ten minutes trying to figure out where Edgard Varese is buried, so I could dig him up and present his body to the body of Frank Zappa, and every goddamned "find a grave" website is just jerking me around, so forget it. Sorry Frank
	8:50pm Zipperhead7: That's a shame, Irpnybread. Jeremy Bentham is a different story. He was stuffed, with a facsimile of his head on top. The real head is in a box under his seat and is not very well-preserved
	8:50pm spodiodi: Varese <3
	8:52pm dday: ironybread: Died in NYC ..he was cremated..burial site (if he was in fact buried) is unknown. Might be on someone's mantlepiece
	8:54pm Rich in Washington: Always loved the story about a teenage Frank saving up his money and making a long distance phonecall to Varesée
	8:56pm Utilitarian: “The question is not, Can they reason?, nor Can they talk? but, Can they suffer? Why should the law refuse its protection to any sensitive being?” – Bentham (1789)
	9:00pm ironybread: Thanks for the heads-up dday. I'm going to burn some incense and then decide that Edgard's ashes are the same as the ashes of this "Incense of the West" stick of Juniper. I mean, no one can contradict me, so why not
	9:00pm coelacanth∅: 'evening Rich and all
	9:01pm dday: Rich: a great article & site I found while doing my Zappa lockdown experience: wiki.killuglyradio.com...
	9:01pm Rich in Washington: Hey coelacanth∅!
	9:02pm dday: Very true ironybread..very true.
	9:02pm spodiodi: 'loha, coelacanthØ
	9:03pm Zipperhead7: The saga of Bentham's head, if anyone is interested: www.cbc.ca...
	9:04pm ultradamno: Did anyone get weird error messages on Bandcamp today? All my purchases have gone through so I guess it's not a big deal but it kept not moving on to the next thing and saying something about the contest of cart having changed...
	9:05pm coelacanth∅: sorry, but i used Edgard's ashes in my garden, under a hydrangea.
	9:05pm coelacanth∅: hey spodi!
	9:05pm spodiodi: ultra, Handy mentioned something like that earlier
	9:06pm Rich in Washington: I got an error message trying to buy something today and ended up buying it twice. I haven't heard back re a refund yet.
	9:06pm dday: Zipperhead7: that is a strange story indeed. I've told people I want to be hung in a backyard tree like human suet when I'm gone to feed the birds (& piss off the local HOA). Not sure if it will happen..we'll see
	9:08pm WR: Can I have a side of Mingus links with the Dolphy brisket?
	9:10pm ironybread: Rich, I think you bought 10001 copies of the Firesign Theatre DVD "Everything You Know Is Wrong". Well the joke's on you, they're all defective. So I'll be shipping you a single copy, and it won't work. The humor won't be obvious right away but it'll come to you
	9:12pm Rich in Washington: DAMMIT!
	9:12pm Zipperhead7: A lot of folks give the nod to "We're Only In It for the Money," but "Uncle Meat" was my fave. That sounds like Lowell George doing the interrogation on "German Lunch!"
	9:13pm Will the Sound Guy: Hi Rich and all!!
	9:14pm Rich in Washington: Hi Will!
	9:14pm Will the Sound Guy: Dig the new avatar
	9:15pm Scott67: Heading to TRASH CULT now, but taking ya with me. Check in again when there. 🍻😎🤙💀
	9:16pm Rich in Washington: Hi Scott! Happy Trash Culting! Say howdy to Mick!
	9:16pm Robm: Hi fellow listeners
	9:16pm Scott67: Will do mate! 😎🤙
	9:18pm WR: One Mothers record listening memory, after a long enhanced night, decided to relax listening to Weasels Ripped My Flesh. The second side ends with the title track, Weasels Ripped My Flesh, which is the band going free form and going into a drone. I noticed that the sun was well up in the sky, got up from bed and noticed that the record was finished and apparently the Mother's drone had cross faded to the ceiling fan which I had been listening to for nearly an hour.
	9:19pm ultradamno: This had better be the next Techtonic twitter.com...
	9:19pm Rich in Washington: Love that track, WR! I am fairly sure it wall make an appearance.
	9:20pm WR: At the end of the track Zappa says something like good night boys and girls, but in my reverie, I had missed that.
	9:23pm WR: I recently got Civilization Phase III. Haven't listened to it yet. SNOPES
	9:23pm spodiodi: ha! son of Mr. Green Jeans. hadn't heard that before
	9:26pm Rich in Washington: The Real Frank Zappa Book is a pretty good read. He talks about all that stuff.
	9:28pm spodiodi: ha! i got crabs my first visit to SF
	9:28pm Zipperhead7: The Mothers from "Rock Dreams" www.afka.net...
	9:28pm spodiodi: (without having sex)
	9:29pm Rich in Washington: my pal Alicia just sent me that Peter pic.
	9:30pm dday: Blue Oyster Cult "borrowing / paying homage to" Concentration Moon ? : www.youtube.com...
	9:32pm doctorjazz: Hey folks!
	9:33pm Rich in Washington: Hi doc!
	9:37pm chresti: Hi Rich n craters! On the horn with my son...
	9:38pm Rich in Washington: hi chresti! Hi chresti's son!
	9:39pm listener 126464: Hi everyone. Enjoying this so much.
	9:39pm spodiodi: hi, doctorjazz, chresti \\// and listener 126464!
	9:40pm pared: Frank is among Baltimore’s greatest contributions to culture
	9:41pm Rich in Washington: Hi listener 126464! Glad you're digging it!
	9:41pm dday: pared: Along with John Waters & Divine
	9:42pm Franco Twinkie: Hey punk! I just walked into the house to THIS!!!
	9:42pm Rich in Washington: Franco! Hello!
	9:43pm Franco Twinkie: I guess I picked the wrong day to leave the house. ! LOVE THE MOTHERS!!!
	9:44pm spodiodi: was wondering where you were, Franco!
	9:48pm listener 126464: Howdy spodi!
	9:49pm Franco Twinkie: My introduction to this album was in 1969 when a bunch of bikers who lived down the street had a four track in the panel truck to load in their dirt bikes to take down to Mexico to race in the dirt. It was the house on the street that anything went. We would sit on the front lawn with the doors open on the truck with this booming.
	9:49pm Don-O: FUN = NUF
	9:50pm dday: gawd I Love this record!!!!!
	9:50pm spodiodi: have to admit, 200 Motels was difficult to get through (30 years ago)
	9:51pm ultradamno: Half Japanese were from Uniontown...but I count them for Baltimore too.
	9:51pm Rich in Washington: 200 Motels makes me wish I could mix and crossfade movies like I can records, as I'd love to watch it interwoven and mashed up with Monkees Head.
	9:51pm spodiodi: ooh that sounds fun, Rich
	9:54pm Zipperhead7: From the recent documentary, I got the idea that after he split up the Mothers of Invention, his real passion was his classical composing and he did rock albums and tours to pay the bills
	9:56pm ?: Is that a real poncho?
	9:57pm WR: Lonesome Cowboy Burt is a great juke box record.
	9:57pm Rich in Washington: I think it's a Montgomery Wards poncho.
	9:57pm dday: I sold my LP collection a few years ago after a heart attack. This one was included with the booklet. One of the few I regret giving up
	9:59pm ultradamno: Mike Rogers other new show, Color Red Radio, is pretty good. Though Atlanta may have ruined the phrase New Jazz for me this week.
	10:00pm Franco Twinkie: I saw Two Hundred Motels at the Edgewood Drive-In Theater. A guy down the street had a VW transport. We filled it with patio furniture and away we went. Kid Congo was in that truck with us. He was thirteen years old.
	10:01pm Don-O: I know Dr. Demento had to make time tp play Billy The Mountain. It was a yearly event.
	10:02pm spodiodi: too cool, Franco!
	10:03pm sufferwords: Billy is located between Rosamond (high desert) and Gorman (Cajon Pass) here in SoCal - ROYALTY CHECKS!!
	10:05pm pared: I think Theo Bikel was deeply freaked out by being in 200 Motels
	10:07pm spodiodi: man, HoJos has some rubbery clams!
	10:07pm Rich in Washington: Billy's voice has always cracked me up. Me and my pals used to do that "ETHYL? WAANNNAA CUP OF COFEEEEE?" bit all the time.
	10:08pm Franco Twinkie: I had to make a hard choice the night this album was recorded at UCLA. The night before The Grateful Dead were at The Hollywood Palladium. I went for The Dead. I'm not sorry, The Grateful Dead were on fire that night. But sometimes I still wonder if I made the right decision.
	10:09pm ironybread: #RightNearTheJackInTheBoxOnGlenoaks
	10:10pm sufferwords: Frank’s dad worked on those germ bombs
	10:10pm Rich in Washington: Well, at least this performance was recorded for posterity. It's not like ANYONE ever recorded Dead shows (')(')
	10:10pm Franco Twinkie: Haha!
	10:10pm Rich in Washington: That's true, sufferwords. I think that's also why gas masks are a recurring motif with Zappa stuff.
	10:12pm ironybread: What toxic-waste burger did you have in mind tonight locations.jackinthebox.com...
	10:15pm spodiodi: Jack in the box had the funniest commercial i've ever seen (lat 90's, i think. will bore the chat at another time with that)
	10:15pm sufferwords: Haven’t heard this in ages- the references though- for a corndog the SFV decades since I heard Tom Reddin’s name etc. - it’s so SoCal specific
	10:19pm Rich in Washington: I haven't heard this in years. Hope y'all don't mind.
	10:21pm Rich in Washington: My uncle has a Studebaker Hawk. It's quite an impressive machine. He offered to let me take it for a spin around the block but I was chicken that something would happen to it - it's so beautifully restored.
	10:22pm Franco Twinkie: When Frank got tossed off the stage later that year and was recovering, the band continued without him. Gary Rowels who was the lead guitar player in Love took his place. I saw that version of the band twice. Once opening for The Allman Brothers at The Hollywood Bowl, and once opening for Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks at The Santa Monica Civic. They were so good.
	10:24pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, I was gonna say, Zappa was likely still in a wheelchair when this was recorded.
	10:26pm sufferwords: I was gonna Zachary All you a few minutes ago but I didn’t wanna hex the show-
	10:26pm Vrillon: I'm laughing manaically and trying .....trying to put away groceries.
	10:26pm Franco Twinkie: It was recorded about five months before he was attacked.
	10:27pm sufferwords: I’m sure Franco seen him some Zachary All on KTTV KCOP
	10:27pm Vrillon: TY Rich
	10:28pm ultradamno: That Zappa was one of the least loved SNL guest hosts is legendary, but that killer x-mas tree sketch is one of the most memorable moments from the show.
	10:28pm spodiodi: yeah, thanks, Rich. this is great. even Mz spodi had to chuckle
	10:29pm Zipperhead7: What was the beef with Zappa on SNL?
	10:30pm ultradamno: Up there with Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Lobsters Take New York for me. @Zip Apparently he didn't put in a lot of work faroutmagazine.co.uk...
	10:32pm Franco Twinkie: Of course every kid in L.A. could sing Eddie Are You Kidding? soon after the album came out. One day me and a friend went into Zachary All to find Eddie. He was all sweaty ironing a pair of pants in the back of the store. "Get out of here or you're going to get hurt!" is what he said to us. We ran out of the store shrieking with laughter.
	10:32pm ironybread: Eventually we'll release a reissue of Firesign commercials that will include David Ossman's ad record for Hot Rats which includes this song and starts with the immortal voice-over "Ladies and gentlemen, the lovely Frank Zappa."
	10:36pm Franco Twinkie: WPLJ is the only record my mom ever told me to take off the record player. That was the cleaned up version. On the dirty one, Roy Estrada is saying the filthiest stuff in Spanish.
	10:38pm Rich in Washington: @Franco: Oh wow. I had no idea. @ironybread: can't wait to hear that!
	10:39pm asheville jon: Tis the season to be jelly! Love it! Back in the days of tape trading, i asked a guy to send me some Zappa. He sent me this and some other obscure bootleg stuff. Turned me into a much bigger Zappa fan than i had been.
	10:40pm Franco Twinkie: No other rock band on the planet Earth sounded like this in 1967.
	10:41pm Rich in Washington: no indeed
	10:42pm Rich in Washington: Hi asheville jon! I used to own a fair amount of Zappa boot cds and the Beat The Boot series but sadly only have a few now.
	10:42pm asheville jon: The hot rats commercialls are great
	10:44pm Franco Twinkie: The one boot I no longer have is The Hot Rats at The Olympic Auditorium. Not that long ago I saw it at the flea market for $150.
	10:46pm Franco Twinkie: Transylvania Boogie is one of my favorite Frank Zappa guitar solos. The outro is mind blowing.
	10:47pm Rich in Washington: Yes, one of mine too. That and Willie The Pimp.
	10:47pm dday: I have Watermelon in easter Hay playing alongside Transylvania Boogie..interesting mix
	10:48pm Zipperhead7: His tone here sounds very similar to John McLaughlin circa "Devotion"
	10:49pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, Watermelon is gorgeous. Kind of dislike the whole Joe's Garage thing but there are some wonderful songs.
	10:50pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, Zipperhead7. Zappa's guitar sort of led me to McLaughlin in a roundabout way.
	10:51pm dday: It's the song i play for people who say Zappa 's solos are just too full of notes. Hay is plaintive, expressive, deceptively simple & in 9/8 time (a fave of mine)
	10:52pm Franco Twinkie: 1974 I heard It Must Be a Camel off Hot Rats with the craziest sounding maniac plugging a movie at The Las Palmas Theater in Hollywood on the radio. Of course I went. It was the L.A. premier of Female Trouble by John Waters. Hardly anyone was there. I think Solomon was asleep in his mothers papoose.
	10:53pm dday: Sorry 9/4 time (typo)
	10:55pm Franco Twinkie: This too is a wicked-ass solo.
	10:56pm WR: @10:44 @Franco Twinkie: I have the Olympic Aud Hot Rats in digital Franco, can send you a copy in whatever file format you want, FLAC, WAV, mp3 whatever.
	10:57pm dday: Rich: Thanks sooo much for this 3 hours. I am outta here (chat that is)
	10:57pm Franco Twinkie: Thanks WR! Lemme see what I can do. I only play records, you know.
	10:57pm B: 1976 Full on keggar at my Mom's house. Blasted both sides 4 JBL L100 Studio Monitors
	10:58pm Rich in Washington: I'm glad you enjoyed it, dday!
	10:58pm Rich in Washington: Nice, B!
	10:58pm WR: I could burn to CD too, but might take a while for me to get to a post office.
	10:59pm Will the Sound Guy: Thank you Rich, be well everyone!!!
	10:59pm Franco Twinkie: I'm a happy man. Thanks Rich.
	10:59pm B: the tradition continues . . .
	10:59pm spodiodi: thank you, Rich! this has been great!
	10:59pm Zipperhead7: Well, that was quite a show, Rich -- thorough and lovingly curated. I hadn't heard some of this in decades! No "Electric Aunt Jemima" but what the hey -- everyone has their faves. Thanks so much!!!
	10:59pm Franco Twinkie: CD would work WR. That's how I jam in my truck.
	11:00pm WR: Thank you, Rich! Bunch of old favorites and bunch I haven't heard before. Ah, Weasels!
	11:01pm Franco Twinkie: Electric Aunt Jemima was about a Vox amplifier I heard.
	11:02pm chresti: Thanks Rich!
	11:02pm Zipperhead7: I heard it was a Standel amp he bought off the folkie David Blue
	11:03pm Vrillon: bat drinks kray krray
	11:03pm Vrillon: KING KONG!!!
	11:04pm Vrillon: LOVE
	11:05pm WR: OK, that settles it, burn weenie fajita for dinner tonight.
	11:06pm Vrillon: Preach
	11:06pm spodiodi: 🙏
	11:06pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Rich!
	11:07pm Vrillon: cool
	11:07pm WR: I first saw 200 Motels in a movie theater at the Centerville shopping center in Dallas.
	11:09pm Rich in Washington: Thanks everybody! See you next week!

Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from May 6, 2022

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A three-hour exploration of excavations from the farthest reaches of humanity's hellish collective brain, through records, tapes, CDs, mostly scoured from country bumpkin thrift stores, creepy charity shops, backwoods junk stores, and even the internet - all mixed live. We don't judge, we just play 'em. Hosted by Rich in Washington.

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May 6, 2022: Mother's Night

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Images	Approx. start time
The Mothers Of Invention	Hungry Freaks, Daddy	Freak Out!	Verve	1966	Bass, Guitarrón, Soprano Vocals – Roy Estrada Drums – Jimmy Carl Black Guitar, Vocals, Arranged By, Written-By, Leader, Music Director [Musical Director] – Frank Zappa Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar – Elliot Ingber Vocals, Harmonica, Tambourine, Finger Cymbals – Ray Collins Producer – Tom Wilson		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	Plastic People	Absolutely Free	Verve	1967			0:05:24 (Pop-up)

Daniel F.	A concise history of KBOO's Mothers Night	5/4/22			Host of KBOO Community Radio showThe Outside World (1978? - 2017)		0:10:49 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	Motherly Love	Freak Out!	Verve	1966			0:13:18 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	Brown Shoes Don’t Make It	Absolutely Free	Verve	1967			0:16:01 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	Who Are The Brain Police?	Freak Out!	Verve	1966			0:23:36 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	Cheap Thrills	Cruising With Ruben & the Jets	Verve	1968			0:26:34 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	Help, I'm A Rock (Suite In Three Movements)	Freak Out!	Verve	1966	1st Movement: Okay To Tap Dance 2nd Movement: In Memoriam, Edgar Varese' 3rd Movement: It Can't Happen Here		0:29:00 (Pop-up)

The Mothers Of Invention	Frank Zappa vs Jimmy Carl Black Drum Off	You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 5	Zappa/Ryko	1992			0:40:32 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	Ian Underwood Whips It Out ( Live in Copenhagen)	Uncle Meat	Bizarre Records	1969	I'm playing the blownout Ryko reissue CD with nearly double the material.		0:45:01 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	Mr. Green Genes	Uncle Meat	Bizarre Records	1969			0:50:06 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	Go Cry on Somebody Else's Shoulder	Freak Out!	Verve	1966			0:53:18 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	Undeground Freakout Music	You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 5	Zappa/Ryko	1992			0:56:55 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	Eric Dolphy Memorial Barbeque	Weasels Ripped My Flesh	Bizarre Records	1970			1:00:49 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	If We'd All Been Living In California...	Uncle Meat	Bizarre Records	1969	Feat. Jimmy Carl Black on vocals and poverty.		1:07:29 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	The Air "The Air" by "The Mothers Of Invention"	Uncle Meat	Bizarre Records	1969			1:08:41 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	German Lunch	You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 5	Zappa/Ryko	1992			1:11:25 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	Here Comes The Gear, Lads	Playground Psychotics	Zappa Records	1992			1:18:16 (Pop-up)

The Mothers Of Invention	Are You Hung Up / Who Needs The Peace Corps?	We're Only In It For The Money	Verve	1968		Peter Phelps making burnt weenie sandwiches Peter Phelps making burnt weenie sandwiches	1:25:17 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	Concentration Moon	We're Only In It For The Money	Verve	1968			1:29:13 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	Mom & Dad	We're Only In It For The Money	Verve	1968			1:31:35 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	Bow Tie Daddy	We're Only In It For The Money	Verve	1968			1:34:15 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	Harry, You're A Beast	We're Only In It For The Money	Verve	1968			1:36:05 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	What's The Ugliest Part Of Your Body?	We're Only In It For The Money	Verve	1968			1:36:28 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	Absolutely Free	We're Only In It For The Money	Verve	1968		Peter P. and Devin, aka Rainbow Racoon Peter P. and Devin, aka Rainbow Racoon	1:38:08 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	Flower Punk	We're Only In It For The Money	Verve	1968			1:40:53 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	Hot Poop	We're Only In It For The Money	Verve	1968			1:43:49 (Pop-up)

Frank Zappa	Semi-Fraudulent / Direct-From-Hollywood Overture	200 Motels	United Artists	1971	Featuring the 70s Mothers: Voice, etc. - Jimmy Carl Black Bass – Martin Lickert Drums – Aynsley Dunbar Drums [Orchestra Drum Set] – Ruth Underwood Guitar, Bass – Frank Zappa Keyboards, Trombone – George Duke Keyboards, Wind [Winds] – Ian Underwood Performer [Special Material] – Howard Kaylan Vocals, Performer [Special Material] – Mark Volman Voice [Voice Of The Bad Conscience] – Jim Pons		1:49:04 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	This Town Is A Sealed Tuna Sandwich	200 Motels	United Artists	1971			1:55:23 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Lonesome Cowboy Burt "Lonesome Cowboy Burt" by "Frank Zappa"	200 Motels	United Artists	1971			1:54:35 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	She Painted Up Her Face	200 Motels	United Artists	1971
The Mothers	Billy The Mountain "Billy The Mountain" by "The Mothers"	Just Another Band from LA	Bizarre Records	1972	Recorded August 7, 1971, at Pauley Pavilion, UCLA, California. Bass, Vocals – Jim Pons Drums – Aynsley Dunbar Guitar, Vocals – Frank Zappa Keyboards, Synthesizer [Mini-moog] – Don Preston Vocals – Howard Kaylan, Mark Volman Wind [Winds], Keyboards, Vocals – Ian Underwood		2:00:14 (Pop-up)
The Mothers	Eddie, Are You Kidding?	Just Another Band from LA	Bizarre Records	1972			2:24:41 (Pop-up)
The Mothers	Lonesome Electric Turkey	Filmore East 1971	Bizarre Records	1971	Featuring Don Preston on the Mini Moog		2:28:18 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	WPLJ "WPLJ" by "The Mothers Of Invention"	Burnt Weeny Sandwich	Bizarre Records	1970	For Peter Phelps		2:31:04 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	King Kong	'Tis The Season To Be Jelly - Live in Sweden 1967	FOO-EEE / Rhino	1991	Personnel: Billy Mundi Bunk Gardner Don Preston Frank Zappa Ian Underwood Jimmy Carl Black Jim Sherwood Ray Collin Roy Estrada		2:33:46 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa/Mothers	Transylvania Boogie	Chunga's Revenge	Bizarre Records	1970	Bass – Max Bennett Drums – Aynsley Dunbar Guitar – Frank Zappa Organ – Ian Underwood		2:44:30 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	Proto Minimalism	You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 5	Zappa/Ryko	1992			2:49:14 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	Oh No "Oh No" by "The Mothers Of Invention"	Weasels Ripped My Flesh	Bizarre Records	1971			2:50:55 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	The Orange County Lumber Truck	Weasels Ripped My Flesh	Bizarre Records	1970			2:52:34 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	Baked Bean Boogie	You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 5	Zappa/Ryko	1992			2:56:08 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	Weasels Ripped My Flesh	Weasels Ripped My Flesh	Verve Records	1970			2:59:41 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	America Drinks and Goes Home	Absolutely Free	Verve Records	1967			3:01:17 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:59pm Scott67: G'day Rich & Crater Faces! 🍻😎🤙🌞🌏
	7:59pm ironybread: 'night Mother! And good evening Rich
	7:59pm ironybread: hiya Scott
	8:00pm ultradamno: Rich! Diggocrates!
	8:01pm Aitch: Not sure if this will be fascinating or arduous? Tell you at the end
	8:01pm Scott67: G'day ironybread! 🍻😎🤙
	8:01pm Aitch: Hey Rich and all.
	8:02pm Feldy: Hey Rich! Cheers to all the mothers
	8:02pm Aitch: Weasels one of the all-time great covers
	8:02pm Pauly from Clifton: Hey Rich, folks!
	8:02pm Rich in Washington: Hi everybody! Thanks for tooning in!
	8:03pm Zipperhead7: Rich and Diggers! As the man himself said,"Kill ugly radio!"
	8:03pm Otis: Heyyy Rich! Looking forward to catching the archive on this one, wanted to pop in and say have a fun show and will be catching the archive on Sunday with work buddy!
	8:04pm dday: Aitch: www.flickr.com...
	8:04pm Rich in Washington: Hi Otis! See you in archiveland!
	8:04pm abbazabba: Rich! Diggers! So happy to be here
	8:05pm ultradamno: The knife gun www.vice.com...
	8:05pm Aitch: I needed that, thanks dday
	8:05pm dday: Winter 2020..lockdown..I listened to ALL available Zappa material chronologically. Outstanding!
	8:06pm Rich in Washington: Ha, dday! I presented a coworker friend with a tryptich of the weasels cover, the norelco ad and the Man's Life cover all framed up and everything
	8:06pm dday: Rich: That's a True Friend :)
	8:08pm Rich in Washington: Zipperhead7 @8:03: my first ever radio program was called Kill Ugly Radio.
	8:08pm B: Happy Mothers Day Frank !
	8:09pm Mr Fab: Hey Rich, and 'Diggers diggers! Since the Sunset Strip has been colonized by its' neighbor Beverly Hills, it's a lot more plastic than it was in the '60s.
	8:09pm dday: My Mom passed away in 2012. She would approve of this show. Love ya Mom
	8:11pm Rich in Washington: Here's to dday's mom! <3
	8:12pm Rich in Washington: Hey Mr. B! Good to see you here!
	8:13pm B: Love you Daniel !
	8:13pm ironybread: The only album with Roy Estrada credited as primary artist: www.discogs.com...
	8:14pm ironybread: #HamburgerMidnight
	8:15pm ironybread: If I may cry out to the universe, I could really use a copy of Peter Bergman's 1967 documentary about the riots on the Sunset Strip #PandorasBox #WhiskeyAGoGo #Etc
	8:15pm ultradamno: Not a bad bassist, terrible choice for babysitter.
	8:15pm Rich in Washington: Not to blow your cover, B, but B here is another legendary KBOO late night DJ - and hugely influential on this here DJ, now doing his fantastic show on Saturdays at Noon Pacific on Freeform Portland.
	8:16pm Rich in Washington: I was in on that Estrada phone interview. I had no idea what he was up to. Such a bummer.
	8:19pm Mr Fab: ultradamno: hey-oh! Good thing Estrada didn't meet Gary Glitter when touring the UK. having said that, I do really like the exotic-rock n roll "Jungle Dreams," a kooky 45 he cut pre-Mothers.
	8:19pm ultradamno: He's on three Magic Band albums, two of them good
	8:20pm Rich in Washington: Yeah Estrada will likely die in prison.
	8:22pm Rich in Washington: I feel like Zappa looked into the future and saw the modern conservative movement.
	8:23pm ultradamno: I'm not going to look for it, but there's a video interview with Mark Farner on Twitter where he brags about bringing Zappa around to loving guns.
	8:25pm ultradamno: I mean, I'd probably have fired guns at Burroughs or Thompson, because they're scary. But Mark Farner....
	8:25pm dday: I remember being 12 years old & ordering "Freak Out" from RCA Music club for $2.99. At that age I didn't get it and sold it to an older brother's friend for $3.00. We are still in touch & he still has the LP.
	8:27pm Rich in Washington: Oh that's weird. Maybe having his home invaded and being nearly killed by a crazy person also had some bearing on that. And Lennon. Zappa fans are even crazier, having been a to a Zappa show.
	8:27pm Rich in Washington: ooo. Forgive me for this Ryko 80s version.
	8:28pm dday: Farner's like Nugent..gun nuts & shitty guitarists
	8:29pm abbazabba: @dday - Profit!
	8:29pm ultradamno: Detroit guys who think they're in the old west are as bad as Illinois nazis
	8:29pm Zipperhead7: I took a first pressing of "Freak Out" to a record store when I needed cash. The clerk took one of the discs out of the sleeve, and as he eyed it a long skein of drool ran out of his mouth and puddled on it.
	8:31pm dday: abbazabba .01 Woohoo! I think I invested that profit in the "In A Gadda Da Vida" LP
	8:32pm dday: Zipperhead7: ewwwww :)
	8:33pm Mr Fab: I've heard of people drooling over collectible records, but that's ridiculous..
	8:34pm Zipperhead7: It was pretty gross. But he gave me $50 for it. I think it was around '78.
	8:36pm pared: Ac dc ac dc
	8:36pm Rich in Washington: It took a while but I had to find a copy of disc two of Freakout because my copy's disc was hammered beyond playability. Protip: Search out a record and hit lowest price and you can often find a single disc, no cover, etc.
	8:42pm pared: Frank was actually from Baltimore. The first concert I ever went to was the mothers at the old lyric theater
	8:42pm Rich in Washington: Hi pared!
	8:43pm spodiodi: hi, Rich! hi, all!
	8:44pm Rich in Washington: spodi!
	8:47pm ironybread: I just spent the last ten minutes trying to figure out where Edgard Varese is buried, so I could dig him up and present his body to the body of Frank Zappa, and every goddamned "find a grave" website is just jerking me around, so forget it. Sorry Frank
	8:50pm Zipperhead7: That's a shame, Irpnybread. Jeremy Bentham is a different story. He was stuffed, with a facsimile of his head on top. The real head is in a box under his seat and is not very well-preserved
	8:50pm spodiodi: Varese <3
	8:52pm dday: ironybread: Died in NYC ..he was cremated..burial site (if he was in fact buried) is unknown. Might be on someone's mantlepiece
	8:54pm Rich in Washington: Always loved the story about a teenage Frank saving up his money and making a long distance phonecall to Varesée
	8:56pm Utilitarian: “The question is not, Can they reason?, nor Can they talk? but, Can they suffer? Why should the law refuse its protection to any sensitive being?” – Bentham (1789)
	9:00pm ironybread: Thanks for the heads-up dday. I'm going to burn some incense and then decide that Edgard's ashes are the same as the ashes of this "Incense of the West" stick of Juniper. I mean, no one can contradict me, so why not
	9:00pm coelacanth∅: 'evening Rich and all
	9:01pm dday: Rich: a great article & site I found while doing my Zappa lockdown experience: wiki.killuglyradio.com...
	9:01pm Rich in Washington: Hey coelacanth∅!
	9:02pm dday: Very true ironybread..very true.
	9:02pm spodiodi: 'loha, coelacanthØ
	9:03pm Zipperhead7: The saga of Bentham's head, if anyone is interested: www.cbc.ca...
	9:04pm ultradamno: Did anyone get weird error messages on Bandcamp today? All my purchases have gone through so I guess it's not a big deal but it kept not moving on to the next thing and saying something about the contest of cart having changed...
	9:05pm coelacanth∅: sorry, but i used Edgard's ashes in my garden, under a hydrangea.
	9:05pm coelacanth∅: hey spodi!
	9:05pm spodiodi: ultra, Handy mentioned something like that earlier
	9:06pm Rich in Washington: I got an error message trying to buy something today and ended up buying it twice. I haven't heard back re a refund yet.
	9:06pm dday: Zipperhead7: that is a strange story indeed. I've told people I want to be hung in a backyard tree like human suet when I'm gone to feed the birds (& piss off the local HOA). Not sure if it will happen..we'll see
	9:08pm WR: Can I have a side of Mingus links with the Dolphy brisket?
	9:10pm ironybread: Rich, I think you bought 10001 copies of the Firesign Theatre DVD "Everything You Know Is Wrong". Well the joke's on you, they're all defective. So I'll be shipping you a single copy, and it won't work. The humor won't be obvious right away but it'll come to you
	9:12pm Rich in Washington: DAMMIT!
	9:12pm Zipperhead7: A lot of folks give the nod to "We're Only In It for the Money," but "Uncle Meat" was my fave. That sounds like Lowell George doing the interrogation on "German Lunch!"
	9:13pm Will the Sound Guy: Hi Rich and all!!
	9:14pm Rich in Washington: Hi Will!
	9:14pm Will the Sound Guy: Dig the new avatar
	9:15pm Scott67: Heading to TRASH CULT now, but taking ya with me. Check in again when there. 🍻😎🤙💀
	9:16pm Rich in Washington: Hi Scott! Happy Trash Culting! Say howdy to Mick!
	9:16pm Robm: Hi fellow listeners
	9:16pm Scott67: Will do mate! 😎🤙
	9:18pm WR: One Mothers record listening memory, after a long enhanced night, decided to relax listening to Weasels Ripped My Flesh. The second side ends with the title track, Weasels Ripped My Flesh, which is the band going free form and going into a drone. I noticed that the sun was well up in the sky, got up from bed and noticed that the record was finished and apparently the Mother's drone had cross faded to the ceiling fan which I had been listening to for nearly an hour.
	9:19pm ultradamno: This had better be the next Techtonic twitter.com...
	9:19pm Rich in Washington: Love that track, WR! I am fairly sure it wall make an appearance.
	9:20pm WR: At the end of the track Zappa says something like good night boys and girls, but in my reverie, I had missed that.
	9:23pm WR: I recently got Civilization Phase III. Haven't listened to it yet. SNOPES
	9:23pm spodiodi: ha! son of Mr. Green Jeans. hadn't heard that before
	9:26pm Rich in Washington: The Real Frank Zappa Book is a pretty good read. He talks about all that stuff.
	9:28pm spodiodi: ha! i got crabs my first visit to SF
	9:28pm Zipperhead7: The Mothers from "Rock Dreams" www.afka.net...
	9:28pm spodiodi: (without having sex)
	9:29pm Rich in Washington: my pal Alicia just sent me that Peter pic.
	9:30pm dday: Blue Oyster Cult "borrowing / paying homage to" Concentration Moon ? : www.youtube.com...
	9:32pm doctorjazz: Hey folks!
	9:33pm Rich in Washington: Hi doc!
	9:37pm chresti: Hi Rich n craters! On the horn with my son...
	9:38pm Rich in Washington: hi chresti! Hi chresti's son!
	9:39pm listener 126464: Hi everyone. Enjoying this so much.
	9:39pm spodiodi: hi, doctorjazz, chresti \\// and listener 126464!
	9:40pm pared: Frank is among Baltimore’s greatest contributions to culture
	9:41pm Rich in Washington: Hi listener 126464! Glad you're digging it!
	9:41pm dday: pared: Along with John Waters & Divine
	9:42pm Franco Twinkie: Hey punk! I just walked into the house to THIS!!!
	9:42pm Rich in Washington: Franco! Hello!
	9:43pm Franco Twinkie: I guess I picked the wrong day to leave the house. ! LOVE THE MOTHERS!!!
	9:44pm spodiodi: was wondering where you were, Franco!
	9:48pm listener 126464: Howdy spodi!
	9:49pm Franco Twinkie: My introduction to this album was in 1969 when a bunch of bikers who lived down the street had a four track in the panel truck to load in their dirt bikes to take down to Mexico to race in the dirt. It was the house on the street that anything went. We would sit on the front lawn with the doors open on the truck with this booming.
	9:49pm Don-O: FUN = NUF
	9:50pm dday: gawd I Love this record!!!!!
	9:50pm spodiodi: have to admit, 200 Motels was difficult to get through (30 years ago)
	9:51pm ultradamno: Half Japanese were from Uniontown...but I count them for Baltimore too.
	9:51pm Rich in Washington: 200 Motels makes me wish I could mix and crossfade movies like I can records, as I'd love to watch it interwoven and mashed up with Monkees Head.
	9:51pm spodiodi: ooh that sounds fun, Rich
	9:54pm Zipperhead7: From the recent documentary, I got the idea that after he split up the Mothers of Invention, his real passion was his classical composing and he did rock albums and tours to pay the bills
	9:56pm ?: Is that a real poncho?
	9:57pm WR: Lonesome Cowboy Burt is a great juke box record.
	9:57pm Rich in Washington: I think it's a Montgomery Wards poncho.
	9:57pm dday: I sold my LP collection a few years ago after a heart attack. This one was included with the booklet. One of the few I regret giving up
	9:59pm ultradamno: Mike Rogers other new show, Color Red Radio, is pretty good. Though Atlanta may have ruined the phrase New Jazz for me this week.
	10:00pm Franco Twinkie: I saw Two Hundred Motels at the Edgewood Drive-In Theater. A guy down the street had a VW transport. We filled it with patio furniture and away we went. Kid Congo was in that truck with us. He was thirteen years old.
	10:01pm Don-O: I know Dr. Demento had to make time tp play Billy The Mountain. It was a yearly event.
	10:02pm spodiodi: too cool, Franco!
	10:03pm sufferwords: Billy is located between Rosamond (high desert) and Gorman (Cajon Pass) here in SoCal - ROYALTY CHECKS!!
	10:05pm pared: I think Theo Bikel was deeply freaked out by being in 200 Motels
	10:07pm spodiodi: man, HoJos has some rubbery clams!
	10:07pm Rich in Washington: Billy's voice has always cracked me up. Me and my pals used to do that "ETHYL? WAANNNAA CUP OF COFEEEEE?" bit all the time.
	10:08pm Franco Twinkie: I had to make a hard choice the night this album was recorded at UCLA. The night before The Grateful Dead were at The Hollywood Palladium. I went for The Dead. I'm not sorry, The Grateful Dead were on fire that night. But sometimes I still wonder if I made the right decision.
	10:09pm ironybread: #RightNearTheJackInTheBoxOnGlenoaks
	10:10pm sufferwords: Frank’s dad worked on those germ bombs
	10:10pm Rich in Washington: Well, at least this performance was recorded for posterity. It's not like ANYONE ever recorded Dead shows (')(')
	10:10pm Franco Twinkie: Haha!
	10:10pm Rich in Washington: That's true, sufferwords. I think that's also why gas masks are a recurring motif with Zappa stuff.
	10:12pm ironybread: What toxic-waste burger did you have in mind tonight locations.jackinthebox.com...
	10:15pm spodiodi: Jack in the box had the funniest commercial i've ever seen (lat 90's, i think. will bore the chat at another time with that)
	10:15pm sufferwords: Haven’t heard this in ages- the references though- for a corndog the SFV decades since I heard Tom Reddin’s name etc. - it’s so SoCal specific
	10:19pm Rich in Washington: I haven't heard this in years. Hope y'all don't mind.
	10:21pm Rich in Washington: My uncle has a Studebaker Hawk. It's quite an impressive machine. He offered to let me take it for a spin around the block but I was chicken that something would happen to it - it's so beautifully restored.
	10:22pm Franco Twinkie: When Frank got tossed off the stage later that year and was recovering, the band continued without him. Gary Rowels who was the lead guitar player in Love took his place. I saw that version of the band twice. Once opening for The Allman Brothers at The Hollywood Bowl, and once opening for Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks at The Santa Monica Civic. They were so good.
	10:24pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, I was gonna say, Zappa was likely still in a wheelchair when this was recorded.
	10:26pm sufferwords: I was gonna Zachary All you a few minutes ago but I didn’t wanna hex the show-
	10:26pm Vrillon: I'm laughing manaically and trying .....trying to put away groceries.
	10:26pm Franco Twinkie: It was recorded about five months before he was attacked.
	10:27pm sufferwords: I’m sure Franco seen him some Zachary All on KTTV KCOP
	10:27pm Vrillon: TY Rich
	10:28pm ultradamno: That Zappa was one of the least loved SNL guest hosts is legendary, but that killer x-mas tree sketch is one of the most memorable moments from the show.
	10:28pm spodiodi: yeah, thanks, Rich. this is great. even Mz spodi had to chuckle
	10:29pm Zipperhead7: What was the beef with Zappa on SNL?
	10:30pm ultradamno: Up there with Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Lobsters Take New York for me. @Zip Apparently he didn't put in a lot of work faroutmagazine.co.uk...
	10:32pm Franco Twinkie: Of course every kid in L.A. could sing Eddie Are You Kidding? soon after the album came out. One day me and a friend went into Zachary All to find Eddie. He was all sweaty ironing a pair of pants in the back of the store. "Get out of here or you're going to get hurt!" is what he said to us. We ran out of the store shrieking with laughter.
	10:32pm ironybread: Eventually we'll release a reissue of Firesign commercials that will include David Ossman's ad record for Hot Rats which includes this song and starts with the immortal voice-over "Ladies and gentlemen, the lovely Frank Zappa."
	10:36pm Franco Twinkie: WPLJ is the only record my mom ever told me to take off the record player. That was the cleaned up version. On the dirty one, Roy Estrada is saying the filthiest stuff in Spanish.
	10:38pm Rich in Washington: @Franco: Oh wow. I had no idea. @ironybread: can't wait to hear that!
	10:39pm asheville jon: Tis the season to be jelly! Love it! Back in the days of tape trading, i asked a guy to send me some Zappa. He sent me this and some other obscure bootleg stuff. Turned me into a much bigger Zappa fan than i had been.
	10:40pm Franco Twinkie: No other rock band on the planet Earth sounded like this in 1967.
	10:41pm Rich in Washington: no indeed
	10:42pm Rich in Washington: Hi asheville jon! I used to own a fair amount of Zappa boot cds and the Beat The Boot series but sadly only have a few now.
	10:42pm asheville jon: The hot rats commercialls are great
	10:44pm Franco Twinkie: The one boot I no longer have is The Hot Rats at The Olympic Auditorium. Not that long ago I saw it at the flea market for $150.
	10:46pm Franco Twinkie: Transylvania Boogie is one of my favorite Frank Zappa guitar solos. The outro is mind blowing.
	10:47pm Rich in Washington: Yes, one of mine too. That and Willie The Pimp.
	10:47pm dday: I have Watermelon in easter Hay playing alongside Transylvania Boogie..interesting mix
	10:48pm Zipperhead7: His tone here sounds very similar to John McLaughlin circa "Devotion"
	10:49pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, Watermelon is gorgeous. Kind of dislike the whole Joe's Garage thing but there are some wonderful songs.
	10:50pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, Zipperhead7. Zappa's guitar sort of led me to McLaughlin in a roundabout way.
	10:51pm dday: It's the song i play for people who say Zappa 's solos are just too full of notes. Hay is plaintive, expressive, deceptively simple & in 9/8 time (a fave of mine)
	10:52pm Franco Twinkie: 1974 I heard It Must Be a Camel off Hot Rats with the craziest sounding maniac plugging a movie at The Las Palmas Theater in Hollywood on the radio. Of course I went. It was the L.A. premier of Female Trouble by John Waters. Hardly anyone was there. I think Solomon was asleep in his mothers papoose.
	10:53pm dday: Sorry 9/4 time (typo)
	10:55pm Franco Twinkie: This too is a wicked-ass solo.
	10:56pm WR: @10:44 @Franco Twinkie: I have the Olympic Aud Hot Rats in digital Franco, can send you a copy in whatever file format you want, FLAC, WAV, mp3 whatever.
	10:57pm dday: Rich: Thanks sooo much for this 3 hours. I am outta here (chat that is)
	10:57pm Franco Twinkie: Thanks WR! Lemme see what I can do. I only play records, you know.
	10:57pm B: 1976 Full on keggar at my Mom's house. Blasted both sides 4 JBL L100 Studio Monitors
	10:58pm Rich in Washington: I'm glad you enjoyed it, dday!
	10:58pm Rich in Washington: Nice, B!
	10:58pm WR: I could burn to CD too, but might take a while for me to get to a post office.
	10:59pm Will the Sound Guy: Thank you Rich, be well everyone!!!
	10:59pm Franco Twinkie: I'm a happy man. Thanks Rich.
	10:59pm B: the tradition continues . . .
	10:59pm spodiodi: thank you, Rich! this has been great!
	10:59pm Zipperhead7: Well, that was quite a show, Rich -- thorough and lovingly curated. I hadn't heard some of this in decades! No "Electric Aunt Jemima" but what the hey -- everyone has their faves. Thanks so much!!!
	10:59pm Franco Twinkie: CD would work WR. That's how I jam in my truck.
	11:00pm WR: Thank you, Rich! Bunch of old favorites and bunch I haven't heard before. Ah, Weasels!
	11:01pm Franco Twinkie: Electric Aunt Jemima was about a Vox amplifier I heard.
	11:02pm chresti: Thanks Rich!
	11:02pm Zipperhead7: I heard it was a Standel amp he bought off the folkie David Blue
	11:03pm Vrillon: bat drinks kray krray
	11:03pm Vrillon: KING KONG!!!
	11:04pm Vrillon: LOVE
	11:05pm WR: OK, that settles it, burn weenie fajita for dinner tonight.
	11:06pm Vrillon: Preach
	11:06pm spodiodi: 🙏
	11:06pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Rich!
	11:07pm Vrillon: cool
	11:07pm WR: I first saw 200 Motels in a movie theater at the Centerville shopping center in Dallas.
	11:09pm Rich in Washington: Thanks everybody! See you next week!

Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from May 6, 2022

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