WFMU: Wm. Berger presents My Castle of Quiet: Playlist from February 1, 2013

Listener comments!
	12:01am Ken From Hyde Park: Well, so long, January!
	12:02am Pine: Wow I didn't notice
	12:03am Ken From Hyde Park: Happy Groundhog's Day Eve!
	12:03am G: Groundhog Day coming right up.
	12:04am Fuzzy: Awesome -- that much closer to summer!
	12:06am G: daylight saving time is barely five weeks off
	12:06am N. Casio Poe: my favorite political prisoner.
	12:06am Fuzzy: Nice! Can't wait to get out of the tunnel!
	12:07am G: no, charlie, you ease on out of your mind. i'm just fine.
	12:10am N. Casio Poe: my name on porn message boards was "Kinski's Ghost".
	12:13am Wm.: ...and what a divine pervert he was, among so many other things. Manson and Kinski, who had the higher body count? Remind me.... No doubt Kinski killed the spirit of many, though he most likely did not stab them with a fork.
	12:13am dw: Spalax!
	12:20am N. Casio Poe: hear about that book Kinski's daughter Pola put out? apparently Klaus raped her for 14 years. don't think it's available in English.
	12:22am Wm.: He raped Natassja as well. I have no doubt he thought it was his "right." Narcissistic beyond all comprehension.
	12:28am royvis: damn I wish I could stay up for the whole show... what a build up you have going.
	12:40am N. Casio Poe: now i wanna watch "Nosferatu" but all i have is a VHS and my video player is busted. and even with Manson in their history, the worst thing to ever happen to the Beach Boys was John Stamos.
	12:43am Wm.: Mike Love = massive douche
	12:43am fleep: @NCP Full movie is on YouTube it is public domain
	12:47am N. Casio Poe: good to know, fleep.
	12:49am William: For those with a budget for such things, there's a pretty sweet DVD, maybe Criterion, not sure. Worth having for the full visual beauty of the film, and if one plans on repeated viewings.
	12:51am N. Casio Poe: i have the Anchor Bay VHS of Herzog's version from the late 90s. need to upgrade to DVD.
	12:55am Wm.: Those Herzog Anchor Bay VHS' are really good; I have quite a few. ... I find as the years pass, that I cannot watch full films on the computer. For one, my eyes are shot, and my patience for sitting in front of the small screen is next to nil. How my son watches 20-30 min. gaming clips on YouTube is beyond me; the eye strain puts me to sleep....
	12:58am N. Casio Poe: i'm the same way. i probably could if i had bigger, nicer monitor.
	1:01am N. Casio Poe: my first black metal album.
	1:01am Rory: The picture looks better on a TV too.
	1:02am Pine: CRTs are like open fires, flat screens like radiators
	1:07am Rory: Great image tonight Wm.!
	1:16am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: Enslaved are supposed to hit Portland in about 10 days, with Pallbearer! :-)
	1:18am Wm.: Rory, was it not thee that reminded me about The Blood Drinkers? Found a cheap, but quite-well-done DVD. And Transilvanian Hunger, as important an album to me personally as the first Ramones album. I've heard it hundreds of times. TH and Nattens Madrigal by Ulver were my black-metal cherry poppers, and still sound amazing.
	1:21am CP: Rockin' the TNP!
	1:25am Rory: Wm., yeah it's such a unique movie. Strange and dreamy.
	1:30am Wm.: She's such a gorgeous little vampyrette, I could not resist ... and she's about to attempt to kill, for love—what better?
	1:33am Droll: I just stumbled across the most amazing ad in a Jan 3, 1950 newspaper: news.google.com... Even if others fail you, try 666!
	1:35am Rory: Charito not bad either. Marco has 2 beautiful women, yet he chooses the one with crazy blonde hair.
	1:36am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: Wm., you work wonders with your three hour blocks each week! Always on point.
	1:42am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: Any plans to design a shirt for the marathon this year?
	1:49am Wm.: Thanks, Adam. Sadly, no t-shirt ... the people who love this show REALLY love it, that's for sure. But t-shirts are an added expense which would come partially out of my own pocket (the station covers a percentage), and MCoQ draws nowhere near the sheer numbers of the other shows on air that offer shirts. We're a "niche" crowd, ardent and much appreciated, but the lack of massive appeal makes some things impossible.
	1:53am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: I definitely empathize with the dream versus financial reality disparity. I just know I'd wear that thing threadbare if ever created. :-)
	1:53am Wm.: THE GOOD NEWS - My premium is a KILLER - a collection of my rarest old, obscure metal singles. Carved out with the greatest care, and not to be missed!
	1:57am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: Well, I assure you, I will contribute in the name of your show this year, as I always do. :-)))
	1:59am Wm.: Many thanks, Adam, as always!
	2:01am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: I seek out more albums for purchase, based upon music I hear on this show, than any other on the station. Though I love almost all programming on WFMU.
	2:04am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: I have no affiliation with either, except as satisfied customer, but 2nd Avenue Records here in Portland, and Aquarius Records in San Francisco got the bill quite nicely.
	2:04am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: "...fit the bill..."
	2:08am Wm.: Aquarius is great for black metal mailorder, though often titles are in short supply. I buy a lot through Nuclear War Now!, Hells Headbangers, Seed Stock (of course); many others....
	2:10am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: Wow! Thanks for some new resources. I always like mining through the stock at 2AR here in in Portland, Oregon. Great people and metal selectors.
	2:17am Wm.: If you're ever in San Francisco or Hollywood, the Amoeba stores have great metal sections, stocked by experts (i.e., über fans and guys who play in bands themselves.) Lots of great used finds!
	2:18am Rory: Has anyone heard of Dungeon Tapes? Is it safe to get stuff from there?
	2:21am Wm.: I ordered this from them directly—it came with 2-3 weeks, from somewhere in Europe. Kenneth from Smoke (and Profectum Iri) recommended them.
	2:22am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: Right on! Loving this info. exchange amongst friends on the board.
	2:22am Rory: I ordered some tapes from there about 3 weeks ago. I guess i'll have to be patient.
	2:24am Rory: Adam, I highly recommend NoVisibleScars label if you haven't heard of it already.
	2:26am Wm.: Lately, International mail has been fucked from both ends, both in cost and service. It seems a deliberate attempt to quash small businesses that make minor profit (i.e., corporations can afford the price hikes, and have their own accounts with non-USPS carriers.) A trade package I sent to a guy in Italy has been held because I wrote the value in Euros differently in two places; a two-Euro discrepancy. They're busting our balls on a TRADE package, with no actual funds exchanged.
	2:27am Wm.: I play a lot of NVS stuff here, and yes, Bill is very reliable.
	2:28am fred: Hello William, Rory, Adam and others.
	2:37am fred: I agree with Adam that a t-shirt could be great. But on the other hands the premiums are always so good, and the next one looks amazing. I'll try to be patient and pledge to this show this year
	2:42am dw: Gnarled Forest!
	2:46am duchess: lovin this track, glad it's not late here, dont often get back to archives to listen
	2:48am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: Hey, Fred, great to see you in the Castle.
	2:49am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: Thanks, Rory! I'll look into it!
	2:50am fred: I'll have to check out Gnarled Forest, that was new to me. @Adam: I'm usually listening to the last hour at least, but not always awake enough to comment
	2:52am Rory: Yes! Alleypisser! Great show Wm., next week Arvo!
	2:52am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: I try to pledge early (prize account style) because of my impatience. Hahaha.
	2:53am Wm.: Gnarled Forest is Blue Sabbath Black Cheer's house label; apart from the parent project, they have released projects that feature the Rupenus Bros. (New Blockaders) and Stan Reed's great side project, Dried-Up Corpse. All very deluxe, vinyl editions. Check them out on Discogs.
	2:57am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: Night, All!
	2:58am fred: Thanks for the info William, and for the show, as usual
	4:16am Billyjoe: Dungeon Tapes is based in the USA and is more or less a continuation of Cocainacopia.
	7:12pm Chris from DC: More Creeping soon, please. Killer.
	12:13pm SiHV: I was doing some research for a travel app awhile back on Hollywood murders and tragedies. Visited the Tate/Labianca house and also the site of Wilson's drowning, Marina del Rey. Great show as always. Did I tell you I got the Barghest/False split? Fucking killer, and I have a metal crush on False's singer.

Wm. Berger presents My Castle of Quiet: Playlist from February 1, 2013

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February 1, 2013: #178 Dark Times

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Fabio Frizzi & Giorgio Tucci	Zombie Theme	Zombie OST	Blackest Heart Media		CD		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Charles Manson	Ego "Ego" by "Charles Manson"	LIE	Awareness Records		LP		0:05:21 (Pop-up)
Popol Vuh	Brüder des Schattens - Söhne des Lichts	Brüder des Schattens - Söhne des Lichts	Spalax		CD	from Herzog's Nosferatu	0:07:57 (Pop-up)
Les Conversions	Mr. Wayl's Adze [excerpt]	Les Conversions	Kelippah		LP		0:26:19 (Pop-up)
Oskoreien	Transcendence "Transcendence" by "Oskoreien"	Demo 2009	self-released	2009		http://metalbandcamp.com/2011/12/oskoreien-oskoreien.html	0:47:11 (Pop-up)
Satyricon	K.I.N.G. "K.I.N.G." by "Satyricon"	Now, Diabolical	Roadrunner Records	2006	CD		0:56:06 (Pop-up)
Darkthrone	I En Hall Med Flesk Og Mjod	Transilvanian Hunger	Peaceville	1994	CD		0:59:57 (Pop-up)
Enslaved	Vetrarnótt "Vetrarnótt" by "Enslaved"	Vikingligr Veldi (aka Enslaved)	Voices of Wonder / Deathlike Silence Productions	1994	CD		1:05:01 (Pop-up)
Ether	Disgust "Disgust" by "Ether"	Depraved, Repressed, Feelings	Sepulchral Productions	2007	CD		1:16:07 (Pop-up)
Dødsengel	Intrare! (Entrance) - A trail I Leave, through the Nine...	Dødsengel	Terratur Possessions	2011	EP		1:26:16 (Pop-up)
Open Grave	Destroy "Destroy" by "Open Grave"	Fear	Regimental Records	2012	CD		1:33:00 (Pop-up)
Wehrhammer	Unter Den Knien Brennt Die Bank	Der Befehl	Nebelfee Klangwerke	2012	CD		1:37:31 (Pop-up)
Bestial Summoning	Countess of Evil	The Dark War Has Begun	New Era Productions	1992	LP		1:42:18 (Pop-up)
Sombre Chemin	Mourrir Avec Honneur	Durch Ruinen und Düstere Kriegsfelder (split with Ornaments of Sin) [A5 digibook ltd. ed.]	ISO666	2005	CD		1:46:03 (Pop-up)
Orcrist	Judgment of the Demon "Judgment of the Demon" by "Orcrist"	Fallen	Sturmklang		CD		1:50:48 (Pop-up)
Creeping	Funeral Crawl "Funeral Crawl" by "Creeping"	Funeral Crawl	Asphyxiate Recordings	2007	CD		1:54:53 (Pop-up)
Evoken	Tragedy Eternal "Tragedy Eternal" by "Evoken"	Embrace The Emptiness	Elegy		CD		2:06:42 (Pop-up)
Profectum Iri	The Splendorous Words of the Hermit For a Ritual Conducted In Blood	Collusion of Slumbering Evil	Dungeon Tapes		Cassette		2:16:16 (Pop-up)
Fire in the Head	Mundus Vult Decepi [excerpt]	MA/PE/FU (Bereft & Fire in the Head split)	Existence Establishment		LP	The Great Deceiver / In His Garden / My Right, You're Wrong ...	2:28:38 (Pop-up)
Blue Sabbath Black Cheer	Black Death in the East ... [excerpt]		Gnarled Forest		LP		2:37:40 (Pop-up)
Alleypisser	Sult (Side A) "Sult (Side A)" by "Alleypisser"	Sult	Dokumentarisk Agenda	2011	Cassette		2:48:02 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:01am Ken From Hyde Park: Well, so long, January!
	12:02am Pine: Wow I didn't notice
	12:03am Ken From Hyde Park: Happy Groundhog's Day Eve!
	12:03am G: Groundhog Day coming right up.
	12:04am Fuzzy: Awesome -- that much closer to summer!
	12:06am G: daylight saving time is barely five weeks off
	12:06am N. Casio Poe: my favorite political prisoner.
	12:06am Fuzzy: Nice! Can't wait to get out of the tunnel!
	12:07am G: no, charlie, you ease on out of your mind. i'm just fine.
	12:10am N. Casio Poe: my name on porn message boards was "Kinski's Ghost".
	12:13am Wm.: ...and what a divine pervert he was, among so many other things. Manson and Kinski, who had the higher body count? Remind me.... No doubt Kinski killed the spirit of many, though he most likely did not stab them with a fork.
	12:13am dw: Spalax!
	12:20am N. Casio Poe: hear about that book Kinski's daughter Pola put out? apparently Klaus raped her for 14 years. don't think it's available in English.
	12:22am Wm.: He raped Natassja as well. I have no doubt he thought it was his "right." Narcissistic beyond all comprehension.
	12:28am royvis: damn I wish I could stay up for the whole show... what a build up you have going.
	12:40am N. Casio Poe: now i wanna watch "Nosferatu" but all i have is a VHS and my video player is busted. and even with Manson in their history, the worst thing to ever happen to the Beach Boys was John Stamos.
	12:43am Wm.: Mike Love = massive douche
	12:43am fleep: @NCP Full movie is on YouTube it is public domain
	12:47am N. Casio Poe: good to know, fleep.
	12:49am William: For those with a budget for such things, there's a pretty sweet DVD, maybe Criterion, not sure. Worth having for the full visual beauty of the film, and if one plans on repeated viewings.
	12:51am N. Casio Poe: i have the Anchor Bay VHS of Herzog's version from the late 90s. need to upgrade to DVD.
	12:55am Wm.: Those Herzog Anchor Bay VHS' are really good; I have quite a few. ... I find as the years pass, that I cannot watch full films on the computer. For one, my eyes are shot, and my patience for sitting in front of the small screen is next to nil. How my son watches 20-30 min. gaming clips on YouTube is beyond me; the eye strain puts me to sleep....
	12:58am N. Casio Poe: i'm the same way. i probably could if i had bigger, nicer monitor.
	1:01am N. Casio Poe: my first black metal album.
	1:01am Rory: The picture looks better on a TV too.
	1:02am Pine: CRTs are like open fires, flat screens like radiators
	1:07am Rory: Great image tonight Wm.!
	1:16am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: Enslaved are supposed to hit Portland in about 10 days, with Pallbearer! :-)
	1:18am Wm.: Rory, was it not thee that reminded me about The Blood Drinkers? Found a cheap, but quite-well-done DVD. And Transilvanian Hunger, as important an album to me personally as the first Ramones album. I've heard it hundreds of times. TH and Nattens Madrigal by Ulver were my black-metal cherry poppers, and still sound amazing.
	1:21am CP: Rockin' the TNP!
	1:25am Rory: Wm., yeah it's such a unique movie. Strange and dreamy.
	1:30am Wm.: She's such a gorgeous little vampyrette, I could not resist ... and she's about to attempt to kill, for love—what better?
	1:33am Droll: I just stumbled across the most amazing ad in a Jan 3, 1950 newspaper: news.google.com... Even if others fail you, try 666!
	1:35am Rory: Charito not bad either. Marco has 2 beautiful women, yet he chooses the one with crazy blonde hair.
	1:36am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: Wm., you work wonders with your three hour blocks each week! Always on point.
	1:42am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: Any plans to design a shirt for the marathon this year?
	1:49am Wm.: Thanks, Adam. Sadly, no t-shirt ... the people who love this show REALLY love it, that's for sure. But t-shirts are an added expense which would come partially out of my own pocket (the station covers a percentage), and MCoQ draws nowhere near the sheer numbers of the other shows on air that offer shirts. We're a "niche" crowd, ardent and much appreciated, but the lack of massive appeal makes some things impossible.
	1:53am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: I definitely empathize with the dream versus financial reality disparity. I just know I'd wear that thing threadbare if ever created. :-)
	1:53am Wm.: THE GOOD NEWS - My premium is a KILLER - a collection of my rarest old, obscure metal singles. Carved out with the greatest care, and not to be missed!
	1:57am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: Well, I assure you, I will contribute in the name of your show this year, as I always do. :-)))
	1:59am Wm.: Many thanks, Adam, as always!
	2:01am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: I seek out more albums for purchase, based upon music I hear on this show, than any other on the station. Though I love almost all programming on WFMU.
	2:04am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: I have no affiliation with either, except as satisfied customer, but 2nd Avenue Records here in Portland, and Aquarius Records in San Francisco got the bill quite nicely.
	2:04am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: "...fit the bill..."
	2:08am Wm.: Aquarius is great for black metal mailorder, though often titles are in short supply. I buy a lot through Nuclear War Now!, Hells Headbangers, Seed Stock (of course); many others....
	2:10am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: Wow! Thanks for some new resources. I always like mining through the stock at 2AR here in in Portland, Oregon. Great people and metal selectors.
	2:17am Wm.: If you're ever in San Francisco or Hollywood, the Amoeba stores have great metal sections, stocked by experts (i.e., über fans and guys who play in bands themselves.) Lots of great used finds!
	2:18am Rory: Has anyone heard of Dungeon Tapes? Is it safe to get stuff from there?
	2:21am Wm.: I ordered this from them directly—it came with 2-3 weeks, from somewhere in Europe. Kenneth from Smoke (and Profectum Iri) recommended them.
	2:22am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: Right on! Loving this info. exchange amongst friends on the board.
	2:22am Rory: I ordered some tapes from there about 3 weeks ago. I guess i'll have to be patient.
	2:24am Rory: Adam, I highly recommend NoVisibleScars label if you haven't heard of it already.
	2:26am Wm.: Lately, International mail has been fucked from both ends, both in cost and service. It seems a deliberate attempt to quash small businesses that make minor profit (i.e., corporations can afford the price hikes, and have their own accounts with non-USPS carriers.) A trade package I sent to a guy in Italy has been held because I wrote the value in Euros differently in two places; a two-Euro discrepancy. They're busting our balls on a TRADE package, with no actual funds exchanged.
	2:27am Wm.: I play a lot of NVS stuff here, and yes, Bill is very reliable.
	2:28am fred: Hello William, Rory, Adam and others.
	2:37am fred: I agree with Adam that a t-shirt could be great. But on the other hands the premiums are always so good, and the next one looks amazing. I'll try to be patient and pledge to this show this year
	2:42am dw: Gnarled Forest!
	2:46am duchess: lovin this track, glad it's not late here, dont often get back to archives to listen
	2:48am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: Hey, Fred, great to see you in the Castle.
	2:49am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: Thanks, Rory! I'll look into it!
	2:50am fred: I'll have to check out Gnarled Forest, that was new to me. @Adam: I'm usually listening to the last hour at least, but not always awake enough to comment
	2:52am Rory: Yes! Alleypisser! Great show Wm., next week Arvo!
	2:52am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: I try to pledge early (prize account style) because of my impatience. Hahaha.
	2:53am Wm.: Gnarled Forest is Blue Sabbath Black Cheer's house label; apart from the parent project, they have released projects that feature the Rupenus Bros. (New Blockaders) and Stan Reed's great side project, Dried-Up Corpse. All very deluxe, vinyl editions. Check them out on Discogs.
	2:57am Adam in Lynnwood and Portland: Night, All!
	2:58am fred: Thanks for the info William, and for the show, as usual
	4:16am Billyjoe: Dungeon Tapes is based in the USA and is more or less a continuation of Cocainacopia.
	7:12pm Chris from DC: More Creeping soon, please. Killer.
	12:13pm SiHV: I was doing some research for a travel app awhile back on Hollywood murders and tragedies. Visited the Tate/Labianca house and also the site of Wilson's drowning, Marina del Rey. Great show as always. Did I tell you I got the Barghest/False split? Fucking killer, and I have a metal crush on False's singer.

Wm. Berger presents My Castle of Quiet: Playlist from February 1, 2013

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