Watching Goodday Sacramento on the Ipad, listening to WFMU from N.Y. on the desktop PC, and playing/practicing Stratocaster in Colorado. Is this multi-tasking or ADD?
...he consumed them on NewYearsEve, hence the jester cap & confetti streamers & such...the kitties just happened to be there - no black kitty profiling...their blood alcohol (&tc.) was too much for him...really it's all quite explicit & obvious...
Notice also that the Buddhist patriarch Bodhidharma makes an appearance as the the last of the barfed, and the only one who doesn't seem thrilled with it all, which is in character...
"All I talk is money, ho" -- I love how you are playing the intellectual high points of music in 2015. Too bad that's the hip-hop that the money men still push out to the kids while serious minds like Killer Mike go mostly ignored.
10:14am
Ike:
This one is cool though. Unlike those A$AP morons, these guys occasionally use words longer than 3 syllables....
@Ike: Killer Mike didn't put anything out in 2015. Run the Jewels 2 was one of my favorite albums of 2014 and nobody played them more than me on this station. i'm sorry you don't like most of rap music but you're completely a hypocrite about this.
10:20am
Ike:
OK Chris. That comment was about Pimp C and A$AP not "most of rap music" BTW. But whatever.
@Ike: this isn't the first or second time you've complained about me playing a rap song you find dumb or offensive. check out RTJ's Love Again and wake me up when you think you can criticize what i've played.
10:24am
Italo Disco Fan:
Anyone know why the Rolling Motion program has disappeared from the program schedule? It should've been on at 3am this morning.
I think rap has room for both ignorant party jams, and thoughtful work. I wouldn't call Killer Mike ignored by any stretch of the imagination. Also, he has had his very ignorant moments at times.
And one of raps best minds, Kendrick Lamar is the biggest thing since sliced bread. Cream gonna rise to the top.
Italo, sometimes life happens mid-schedule. I would just email Rolling and ask them what's up? 99% that's that happens - they just can't do it for whatever reason.
I think Jack Endino deserves a lot of credit for this Windhand record. The style hasn't changed, but he really gives them a new feel. I like the vocals higher in the mix.
@Polyus - I agree, Dorthia was dialed back too far in the mix on "Soma". I believe they intentionally did that, but I can't for the life of me why you want to bury vocals as good as hers.
And co-sign on her solo album, another good '15 release.
hey, I'm not putting you down for your taste. It's just not my mood. I used to always say that to Faye. WFMU isn't all about my taste. That wasn't meant as a dig.
Hey should I have a more "ironic" icon? Hey did you all get my "irony"?? This is really me in the woods, for real. With sunglasses. I wish it was warmer...this cold virus is killing me!
i dont know if i went to a single live show outside Monty Hall this year. that said my favorite show at ol Monty was Brian Dewan, which I'm still thinking about months later.
I get them all mixed up. They didn't have this when I was growing up, you know.
11:03am
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Rust Belt metal.
11:03am
Blinda:
Thank YOU Chris M.!!!! I miss your show on Mondays bc I need it so bad on Mondays, but since you moved to Thursdays, the Thursday lineup is PERFECT. STUPID perfect.
Wait the "Finnish metal issue"? Please elaborate!!
11:12am
Ike:
Also, Chris, don't feel like you're alone. I also harass Irwin when he plays overproduced mainstream country. I'm kind of a pain in the taint like that. + co-sign on "WFMU isn't all about my taste" (but I adore the ability to gripe about it, it's so cool to be able to do that).
Finnair is awesome! Also, they have smoked reinedeer meat at the Helsinki airport which is like sushi with hooves...wow! But the stuffed reindeer there is like the size of a large dog. Weird!
Grind core is more punk, bursty, blasty, and usually characterized by shorter songs with less structure. Death Metal is more thrash metal, more focus on longer staccato riffs, guitar solos, more song structure.
11:14am
Blinda:
@Wild Neil: sounds like they are harvesting those reindeer too soon.
this is a toy stuffed reindeer, right? Not a whole one to eat?
11:15am
Mark R:
I've been told that even Station Manager Ken has said he has to turn the station off sometimes. You're most likely not going to like everything everybody plays. Some people's shows you may choose to skip. My own method is usually to stay tuned--if I'm not digging what's happening at the moment, chances are, I'll hear something I like soon. If you're going to have your taste expanded, you're going to have to hear some stuff that's not right up your alley sometimes. Otherwise, you end up on the classic rock station.
Sometimes I'll just switch to something on Youtube or my own MP3 collection and remain in the comments and see if anything interesting shows up on the playlist.
11:18am
Blinda:
oh my gosh you guys, learning about the various heavy metals from you all is SO, SO, SO FUN!! Sorry for the caps and exclamation points but it's really how I feel!!
The fact that there are shows on FMU that I have to turn off is one of the things I *love* about it. Someone out there digs it, and it's great that there's an outlet for any type of music/sounds here.
@Blinda: death metal and black metal both evolved primarily from early thrash (black metal also came from much more specific things like 80s satanic metal). grindcore evolved from extreme hardcore punk and took it into metal territory. but they all became distinctly different from each other as musical forms.
oh, never mind, I thought you said hillbilly. That's the difference.
The difference is the arrest record.
11:24am
Dean:
Beg to differ, Andrew. I have a modicum of personal dignity.
11:24am
Mark R:
I did a fill-in for Infinite Distortion a couple of months ago and played a bunch of stuff like this. I never listen to this kind of music, it was fun for an hour!
I use the 'gotta turn off the livestream' moments to either catch up on stuff via the archive, or try to chip away at the huge 'stuff to listen to' Spotify playlist I've compiled over the years.
11:25am
Polyus:
@Chris - any chance new records by False and Obsequiae made your list?
@Blinda-Rednecks are mildly nationalistic, proud of their self-sufficiency, have some kind of marketable skill and are proud of it. Rednecks are often, but not always religious in the Judeo Christian tradition. Han Solo is a redneck.
White trash are generally Jerry Springer material.
My dad was a farmer who dropped out of eighth grade in 1932 to work on the farm. He read four newspapers a a day and collected world coins. He was a real ladies man in his day.
When I go home for Christmas I go home to the people who make it well known that they are happy with their $5 bottle of wine, for no particular reason.
pursuing sophistication in the most unsophisticated way possible.
Neil, he sounds like my grandpa. He had mountains of books and papers in his house, loved to learn. At the same time, he'd get thrown out of bars when he'd visit us because he was a pool hustler and took everyone for their money.
Here in smalltown NorthNewEngland - it's so North of NorthEast of Nowhere - so out of the loop & so non-populous - there isn't even a word for the people...
there is a difference between being a connoisseur of cheap wine, and feeling ill will toward anyone who isn't happy with your box of wine.
11:37am
Dean:
I eschew most domestic (US) wines. I live a short drive from California's wine country, yet I've never been there to sample the wares. I'll stick to France, Italy, and Spain.
I had good mead and fruit wine at White Winter Winery in Iron River, WI. It was everyone's Christmas present this year. They have a black mead that is not sweet at all, more like a nice Cab.
@Dean-Argentinian Malbec is quite popular and quite good now...you can get a good $12.00 bottle no problem...I would avoid the ones that say they have notes of tobaccoo, however and stick to the plums and berries tack...
I think one of the best alcoholic beverages I ever drank was peach wine from my pa-in-law's friend Stirch. it wasn't real sweet and so many flavors, I thought, this is what $1000/bottle wine tastes like. Unfortunately, Stirch never got to that level again.
@crateslinger: Yeah - but that almost sounds like the old farmer types who are actually kinda worthy & kewl in their way...I mean the people who are our equivalent of white trash (somewhere else's term). Also - the Yuppie/Hillbilly (not our own term either) hybrid...
I once bought an unopened bottle of pineapple wine from an estate sale. I have no idea how old it was. I drank the whole thing and lived to tell about it.
A term for New England redneck is Woodchuck, but they don't shun that word so if you're looking for a pejoritive, you can say Townie, or in the real sticks, Dirthead. They hate them last two tho.
@Wild Neil: I work from time to time with a wine country attorney and independent wine scholar who traveled to Argentina a year or so ago to sample the Malbecs. He recommended them heartily, too. The main reason I avoid Argentina, Chile, etc., is simply the difficulty of making a choice. There are good, cheap French wines I can rely on. Also, it's the plum quality of many California reds that I've grown tired of.
There are fewer distinctly horrible wines out there, but the relentless jammy sameness of what remains wearies the soul. Not unlike some, eh, "redneck" music, don't you know.
there was a pretty interesting recent episode of Stuff You Should Know podcast about wine fraud... people selling wine they claim is hundreds of years old, owned by historical figures, etc.
@Andrew: Yes. I had a limoncello made by a chef whose family is from Capri. His was bitter, oily, and obscene. "You will either love this or loathe it, " he warned. It was love for me.
@Rev: Not quite analogous. Bitterness is a necessary, but not sufficient, characteristic of an IPA or pale ale. Gratuitous extremes of IBUs are, of course, part of the marketing plan, but lord, Knee Deep's Simtra, a very bitter triple IPA, is a glorious mouthful. The plummy quality of so much California red wine--last I tried them--is just reminiscent of ... fruit.
I like Fulton's "Sweet Child of Vine". It had a bite, but drinks like what they call "session beer" now. "Session beer" is what we used to call "beer".
11:52am
Dean:
We can thank Dogfish Head for that, @βrian. They were pioneers, but damn, I've never gotten them.
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