WFMU: Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine: Playlist from November 30, 2017

Listener comments!
	12:07pm V Priceless: yo!
	12:08pm mb: Hello Diane!
	12:10pm kimzilla: Aww man, I used to listen to this album non stop back in the day. Thanks for the Cop Shoot Cop memories!
	12:10pm Your Ace From Exchange Place: Forget the shlock, it's time to ROCK!!!
	👻 12:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yes! A big dose of loud, grindy rock & roll to drive away the bad people and their bad ideas.
	12:13pm Diane Kamikaze: Rock is our salvation! Thanks for tuning in! ED STASIUM on at 1pm!!
	12:16pm Threemoons: Word....
	12:16pm Luna: UGH! I missed COP SHOOT COP! Hi. :)
	12:21pm Rich in Washington: FAD GADGET!
	12:24pm Stashu: Nice!
	12:27pm steveo: Good day also to you.
	12:29pm SeanG: Hola Diane and All!
	12:30pm MD: 4 brothers from forest hills!!!
	12:31pm MD: BROTHERS BY CHOICE!!!
	12:33pm MD: At Lease one good thing came out of QUEENS!!!!
	12:34pm MD: And Doug Holland!!!
	12:35pm PKNY: I remember that Ed was involved with the recording of one of the greatest breakbeats used in hip-hop: "It's a New Day" by the Skull Snaps. A quick Google search turned up Ed's bio on Facebook, it turns out it was his first official session, and it lead to him producing Living Colour: www.facebook.com...
	12:45pm Polyus: I gotta confess, I thought this was a toss-off Cosmic Psychos song.
	12:46pm Polyus: (and not a cover of a fellow Aussie)
	12:48pm V Priceless: still my fave Heads record
	12:50pm PeterD: If we can pose questions: My big question for Ed Stasium would be, does he have to get into a different head space for each different band or musical style, or is it all pretty much the same from where he sits?
	12:55pm Jim: Cartoon = great tune!
	12:56pm Sean from Bridgeport: Love this song and it has been awhile since hearing it. Thanks Diane!
	12:58pm V Priceless: woo!
	12:58pm Rich in Washington: The hits keep comin'!
	12:59pm MenfussMike: motorhead to plasmatics....fuck yea!!!! not sure it gets better than that
	12:59pm Stevel: GAAAAAHHHHHHH Plasmatics!!! Glad I witnessed them. Went back the second night to sell photos from the first. Kinda' porny, but lots of fun.
	1:00pm Michael 98145: big thank you, Diane
	1:13pm MenfussMike: gosh he is like 72 and sounds about 42
	1:20pm Michael 98145: we're all aging at the same rate
	1:20pm joe: The parent company of Brunswick Records and The Bowling Equpmint were one in the same
	1:27pm MD: I am a Graduate of Media Sound...I discovered your show...Diane...working the 4 to 12 shift there...yOU HELPED ME DISCOVER METALLICA THERE....xo!
	1:28pm MD: NEVE 8648...??? Strudio B and Studio A...???
	1:30pm Michael 98145: these weekly interviews have been great.
	1:36pm johnk77: val garay was an important player at the time
	1:37pm PKNY: The Skull Snaps record goes for crazy money now, finding someone on the street just selling it is my dream. :)
	1:42pm MD: Doodly Boop soon to be Legal in NJ!!!!
	1:42pm Michael 98145: Ed on the stairs : en.wikipedia.org...
	1:43pm Coe: This was a running joke in my families house. If you were asked in the presence of my Grandfather what you wanted for Christmas and didn't have an answer he would ask if you wanted a Doodle Li Boop
	1:45pm Michael 98145: i've received several Whosiewhatsits over the years.
	1:51pm MD: OUTSIDE!!!!!
	1:55pm Dean: Re: the drummer on "Doodle-Li-Boop," is it possible it was the composer, Alan Abel? He was percussionist with Philadelphia Orchestra from 1959, obviously an accomplished musician.
	1:58pm johnk77: shave and a haircut 2 bits
	1:59pm Michael from the Left Coast: Dean you may be correct. I suspected Sam Ulano because he did similar recordings, but it would be likely to be the composer if he was a drummer. good call on that
	👻 2:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: I heard "Doodle-Li-Boop" one time before, on a different station. Glad to catch it on WFMU where I can clicky-star that buzzard!
	2:00pm Michael 98145: ... and play it again and again
	2:01pm Cheri Pi: Late! Corporate lunch accomplished.
	2:03pm Dean: The drummer plot thickens: a story in Billboard, March 2, 1955, reports a drumathon in a window at Macy's on West 46th St. by Ulano, aiming to drum for 72 hours (smoking cigars the entire time). "The stunt was the brainchild of Alan Abel, head of A-Bell Records, and a would-be legit producer." Not sure, then, if this is the Philly Abel.
	2:04pm Rev. Turnip Druid: same (re: late) also same (re: corporate lunch, or rather, benefitting like a thief from a catered exec lunch that was canceled) ,,,,,,,,,,, also: greets.
	2:06pm johnk77: studio one in sherman oaks
	2:08pm Dean: Not Billboard. Variety.
	2:08pm Listener David in Budd Lake: Le Studio is where Rush recorded most of their albums. It burned down recently )o:
	2:08pm Michael from the Left Coast: Excellent catch Dean!
	2:11pm Michael 98145: what a fun life; i have envy.
	2:12pm V Priceless: geeky gear Q: does Ed have a go-to mic preamp preference?
	2:12pm johnk77: bongiovi/walters produced carlene carter among many others trident used for remote recordings back in the day trident+studer=analog bucks up
	2:13pm Dean: Not two weeks ago, a buddy of mine got a picture of guys from The Long Ryders at a new SF Valley record store, Freakbeat, run by former Moby Disc manager, Bob Say.
	2:14pm Michael from the Left Coast: Freakbeat has been around for a long time. It's a great shop.
	2:14pm Dean: Not that new, I guess...but newer than Moby Disc!
	2:15pm johnk77: ramones staff included bubbles
	2:15pm Dean: Right, MichaelftLC. Haven't been in the area for ages. Sure do miss the old MD of the mid-'70s
	2:16pm johnk77: studer 16 2inch?
	2:17pm MD: STUDIO A!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	2:17pm MD: THE BEAMS HAD PZM'S ATTACHED TO THEM!!!
	2:18pm johnk77: more discussion of custom-built echo chambers?
	2:19pm Michael 98145: tubes rool : www.amazon.com...
	2:19pm MD: The Original Hit Factory had echo rooms in the Basement...
	2:20pm MD: Question to Ed...Was his Lawyer an engineer at the Original Hit Factory in the mid 1980's???
	2:21pm johnk77: bill putnam was very nice also heider sf had custom chambers built +rebuilt
	2:22pm johnk77: yes to emt plates different sizes my question physical chambers?
	2:23pm V Priceless: we need a Part 2 of this!
	2:24pm johnk77: yes to part2 thank u selecter also engineers
	2:25pm Dean: Jim Nabors, RIP OT, I know, but kinda significant.
	2:26pm Dean: That "Love Goes..." single is the only TH record I have, and by far their best, to my ears.
	2:27pm MD: Water Protectors...!!!
	2:28pm johnk77: tony bongiovi very nice and calm only time carlene introduced me to him carlene's scene somewhat insane w/ex/bass player ciambotti as manager loves goes to buildings on fire also great book covering some of same times+places nyc
	2:29pm mrdonutsu: You gotta ask about the beef with Lemmy - getting fired from 1916...
	2:31pm MD: STANDING ROCK WILL NOT FALL!!!!!
	2:31pm MD: PUMKIN HEAD WILL GO DOWN FIRST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	2:33pm Michael 98145: amen
	2:39pm Michael 98145: no stoppin -
	2:39pm MD: MORE RIBOFLAVIN JOEY!!!
	2:43pm Dean: Love Pilot. RTB also worked with...Starcastle!
	2:43pm MD: Media Had the Best Walk-in Mic Closet in the world!
	2:44pm Cecile: what about Pilot?
	2:45pm MD: You were surrouned by 67's and 86's and 48's...like dying and going to microphone heaven!!! And old RCA's!!
	2:47pm Dean: Roy Thomas Baker produced them. But not the first album, which was Alan Parsons.
	2:49pm Cecile: Oh, ok. That explains why one of the Pilot guys sang vocals for Parsons for years.
	2:51pm Michael 98145: thank you so much Diane. nobody is doing interviews like these.
	2:53pm DonJuanTijuana: Diane, I am really enjoying this show! I knew Ed was cool, but now I think he's SUPER COOL!
	2:54pm V Priceless: @ Cecile - I only just discovered that Stuart Tosh (of 10cc Mark 2) was from Pilot! Ha!
	2:57pm MD: Silver Beatle Tour!!!
	2:57pm V Priceless: The Ingram Mess! Man, I miss that guy! Thank you Diane and Ed - wonderful, wonderful stuff! Yay!
	2:59pm Cecile: thanks, Diane and Ed!
	2:59pm KevinfromBayRidge: Great job Diane and Ed.
	3:00pm Cecile: the Pilot/APP/10cc axis!
	3:01pm MD: Thanks DIane..Thanks Ed!!!
	3:25pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Diane! (sorry i didn't say hi before) Great interview!
	8:50pm PeterD: Thanks for asking Ed my question Diane.

Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine: Playlist from November 30, 2017

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November 30, 2017: Ed Stasium on at 1pm for PEER PRESSURE

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Jim Jones and The Righteous Mind	Dream		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Cop Shoot Cop	All the Clocks Are Broken		0:07:00 (Pop-up)
Abbath	Winter Bane "Winter Bane" by "Abbath"		0:11:20 (Pop-up)
Dead Boys	High Tension Wire "High Tension Wire" by "Dead Boys"		0:16:40 (Pop-up)
Fad Gadget	Fireside Favourites "Fireside Favourites" by "Fad Gadget"		0:19:32 (Pop-up)
Steel Miners	Irony "Irony" by "Steel Miners"		0:23:50 (Pop-up)

The Paul Roessler Thing	"The Paul Roessler Thing"		0:30:32 (Pop-up)
Dan Weintraub	Because Love Lasts Forever		0:33:01 (Pop-up)
Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs	Most People I Know Think That I'm Crazy		0:40:00 (Pop-up)
Talking Heads	Psycho Killer "Psycho Killer" by "Talking Heads"		0:44:07 (Pop-up)
Dickies	Rosemary "Rosemary" by "Dickies"		0:48:26 (Pop-up)
Soul Asylum	Cartoon "Cartoon" by "Soul Asylum"		0:50:37 (Pop-up)
Motorhead	Going To Brazil "Going To Brazil" by "Motorhead"		0:54:42 (Pop-up)
Plasmatics	Butcher Baby "Butcher Baby" by "Plasmatics"		0:56:56 (Pop-up)

Interview with Ed Stasium	"Interview with Ed Stasium"		1:02:50 (Pop-up)
Art Carney	Doodle Li Boop "Doodle Li Boop" by "Art Carney"		1:39:50 (Pop-up)
Louis Prima	Just a Gigolo / I Ain't Got Nobody		1:42:52 (Pop-up)
Bo Diddley	The Story of Bo Diddley		1:47:07 (Pop-up)
Ventures	Penetratio "Penetratio" by "Ventures"		1:49:56 (Pop-up)

Interview with Ed Stasium	"Interview with Ed Stasium"		1:52:42 (Pop-up)
Sihasin	Fight Like A Woman "Fight Like A Woman" by "Sihasin"		2:26:23 (Pop-up)
Beatles	Another Girl "Another Girl" by "Beatles"		2:30:49 (Pop-up)
Gladys Knight & The Pips	Midnight Train To Georgia		2:32:27 (Pop-up)
Ramones	Cretin Hop "Cretin Hop" by "Ramones"	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WhlcwcznSo VIDEO For New York City off "...Ya Know?"	2:37:18 (Pop-up)
Interview with Ed Stasium	"Interview with Ed Stasium"		2:39:28 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:07pm V Priceless: yo!
	12:08pm mb: Hello Diane!
	12:10pm kimzilla: Aww man, I used to listen to this album non stop back in the day. Thanks for the Cop Shoot Cop memories!
	12:10pm Your Ace From Exchange Place: Forget the shlock, it's time to ROCK!!!
	👻 12:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yes! A big dose of loud, grindy rock & roll to drive away the bad people and their bad ideas.
	12:13pm Diane Kamikaze: Rock is our salvation! Thanks for tuning in! ED STASIUM on at 1pm!!
	12:16pm Threemoons: Word....
	12:16pm Luna: UGH! I missed COP SHOOT COP! Hi. :)
	12:21pm Rich in Washington: FAD GADGET!
	12:24pm Stashu: Nice!
	12:27pm steveo: Good day also to you.
	12:29pm SeanG: Hola Diane and All!
	12:30pm MD: 4 brothers from forest hills!!!
	12:31pm MD: BROTHERS BY CHOICE!!!
	12:33pm MD: At Lease one good thing came out of QUEENS!!!!
	12:34pm MD: And Doug Holland!!!
	12:35pm PKNY: I remember that Ed was involved with the recording of one of the greatest breakbeats used in hip-hop: "It's a New Day" by the Skull Snaps. A quick Google search turned up Ed's bio on Facebook, it turns out it was his first official session, and it lead to him producing Living Colour: www.facebook.com...
	12:45pm Polyus: I gotta confess, I thought this was a toss-off Cosmic Psychos song.
	12:46pm Polyus: (and not a cover of a fellow Aussie)
	12:48pm V Priceless: still my fave Heads record
	12:50pm PeterD: If we can pose questions: My big question for Ed Stasium would be, does he have to get into a different head space for each different band or musical style, or is it all pretty much the same from where he sits?
	12:55pm Jim: Cartoon = great tune!
	12:56pm Sean from Bridgeport: Love this song and it has been awhile since hearing it. Thanks Diane!
	12:58pm V Priceless: woo!
	12:58pm Rich in Washington: The hits keep comin'!
	12:59pm MenfussMike: motorhead to plasmatics....fuck yea!!!! not sure it gets better than that
	12:59pm Stevel: GAAAAAHHHHHHH Plasmatics!!! Glad I witnessed them. Went back the second night to sell photos from the first. Kinda' porny, but lots of fun.
	1:00pm Michael 98145: big thank you, Diane
	1:13pm MenfussMike: gosh he is like 72 and sounds about 42
	1:20pm Michael 98145: we're all aging at the same rate
	1:20pm joe: The parent company of Brunswick Records and The Bowling Equpmint were one in the same
	1:27pm MD: I am a Graduate of Media Sound...I discovered your show...Diane...working the 4 to 12 shift there...yOU HELPED ME DISCOVER METALLICA THERE....xo!
	1:28pm MD: NEVE 8648...??? Strudio B and Studio A...???
	1:30pm Michael 98145: these weekly interviews have been great.
	1:36pm johnk77: val garay was an important player at the time
	1:37pm PKNY: The Skull Snaps record goes for crazy money now, finding someone on the street just selling it is my dream. :)
	1:42pm MD: Doodly Boop soon to be Legal in NJ!!!!
	1:42pm Michael 98145: Ed on the stairs : en.wikipedia.org...
	1:43pm Coe: This was a running joke in my families house. If you were asked in the presence of my Grandfather what you wanted for Christmas and didn't have an answer he would ask if you wanted a Doodle Li Boop
	1:45pm Michael 98145: i've received several Whosiewhatsits over the years.
	1:51pm MD: OUTSIDE!!!!!
	1:55pm Dean: Re: the drummer on "Doodle-Li-Boop," is it possible it was the composer, Alan Abel? He was percussionist with Philadelphia Orchestra from 1959, obviously an accomplished musician.
	1:58pm johnk77: shave and a haircut 2 bits
	1:59pm Michael from the Left Coast: Dean you may be correct. I suspected Sam Ulano because he did similar recordings, but it would be likely to be the composer if he was a drummer. good call on that
	👻 2:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: I heard "Doodle-Li-Boop" one time before, on a different station. Glad to catch it on WFMU where I can clicky-star that buzzard!
	2:00pm Michael 98145: ... and play it again and again
	2:01pm Cheri Pi: Late! Corporate lunch accomplished.
	2:03pm Dean: The drummer plot thickens: a story in Billboard, March 2, 1955, reports a drumathon in a window at Macy's on West 46th St. by Ulano, aiming to drum for 72 hours (smoking cigars the entire time). "The stunt was the brainchild of Alan Abel, head of A-Bell Records, and a would-be legit producer." Not sure, then, if this is the Philly Abel.
	2:04pm Rev. Turnip Druid: same (re: late) also same (re: corporate lunch, or rather, benefitting like a thief from a catered exec lunch that was canceled) ,,,,,,,,,,, also: greets.
	2:06pm johnk77: studio one in sherman oaks
	2:08pm Dean: Not Billboard. Variety.
	2:08pm Listener David in Budd Lake: Le Studio is where Rush recorded most of their albums. It burned down recently )o:
	2:08pm Michael from the Left Coast: Excellent catch Dean!
	2:11pm Michael 98145: what a fun life; i have envy.
	2:12pm V Priceless: geeky gear Q: does Ed have a go-to mic preamp preference?
	2:12pm johnk77: bongiovi/walters produced carlene carter among many others trident used for remote recordings back in the day trident+studer=analog bucks up
	2:13pm Dean: Not two weeks ago, a buddy of mine got a picture of guys from The Long Ryders at a new SF Valley record store, Freakbeat, run by former Moby Disc manager, Bob Say.
	2:14pm Michael from the Left Coast: Freakbeat has been around for a long time. It's a great shop.
	2:14pm Dean: Not that new, I guess...but newer than Moby Disc!
	2:15pm johnk77: ramones staff included bubbles
	2:15pm Dean: Right, MichaelftLC. Haven't been in the area for ages. Sure do miss the old MD of the mid-'70s
	2:16pm johnk77: studer 16 2inch?
	2:17pm MD: STUDIO A!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	2:17pm MD: THE BEAMS HAD PZM'S ATTACHED TO THEM!!!
	2:18pm johnk77: more discussion of custom-built echo chambers?
	2:19pm Michael 98145: tubes rool : www.amazon.com...
	2:19pm MD: The Original Hit Factory had echo rooms in the Basement...
	2:20pm MD: Question to Ed...Was his Lawyer an engineer at the Original Hit Factory in the mid 1980's???
	2:21pm johnk77: bill putnam was very nice also heider sf had custom chambers built +rebuilt
	2:22pm johnk77: yes to emt plates different sizes my question physical chambers?
	2:23pm V Priceless: we need a Part 2 of this!
	2:24pm johnk77: yes to part2 thank u selecter also engineers
	2:25pm Dean: Jim Nabors, RIP OT, I know, but kinda significant.
	2:26pm Dean: That "Love Goes..." single is the only TH record I have, and by far their best, to my ears.
	2:27pm MD: Water Protectors...!!!
	2:28pm johnk77: tony bongiovi very nice and calm only time carlene introduced me to him carlene's scene somewhat insane w/ex/bass player ciambotti as manager loves goes to buildings on fire also great book covering some of same times+places nyc
	2:29pm mrdonutsu: You gotta ask about the beef with Lemmy - getting fired from 1916...
	2:31pm MD: STANDING ROCK WILL NOT FALL!!!!!
	2:31pm MD: PUMKIN HEAD WILL GO DOWN FIRST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	2:33pm Michael 98145: amen
	2:39pm Michael 98145: no stoppin -
	2:39pm MD: MORE RIBOFLAVIN JOEY!!!
	2:43pm Dean: Love Pilot. RTB also worked with...Starcastle!
	2:43pm MD: Media Had the Best Walk-in Mic Closet in the world!
	2:44pm Cecile: what about Pilot?
	2:45pm MD: You were surrouned by 67's and 86's and 48's...like dying and going to microphone heaven!!! And old RCA's!!
	2:47pm Dean: Roy Thomas Baker produced them. But not the first album, which was Alan Parsons.
	2:49pm Cecile: Oh, ok. That explains why one of the Pilot guys sang vocals for Parsons for years.
	2:51pm Michael 98145: thank you so much Diane. nobody is doing interviews like these.
	2:53pm DonJuanTijuana: Diane, I am really enjoying this show! I knew Ed was cool, but now I think he's SUPER COOL!
	2:54pm V Priceless: @ Cecile - I only just discovered that Stuart Tosh (of 10cc Mark 2) was from Pilot! Ha!
	2:57pm MD: Silver Beatle Tour!!!
	2:57pm V Priceless: The Ingram Mess! Man, I miss that guy! Thank you Diane and Ed - wonderful, wonderful stuff! Yay!
	2:59pm Cecile: thanks, Diane and Ed!
	2:59pm KevinfromBayRidge: Great job Diane and Ed.
	3:00pm Cecile: the Pilot/APP/10cc axis!
	3:01pm MD: Thanks DIane..Thanks Ed!!!
	3:25pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Diane! (sorry i didn't say hi before) Great interview!
	8:50pm PeterD: Thanks for asking Ed my question Diane.

Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine: Playlist from November 30, 2017

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