WFMU: Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine: Playlist from December 7, 2017

Listener comments!
	12:06pm Luna: Hola Diane!
	12:08pm steveo: hello & nice goatsnake
	12:08pm V Priceless: you will, you will, Rock Us! Hey DK!
	12:11pm Diane Kamikaze: Hi All! Happy December! Joe Shithead/Keithley of DOA is on at 1pm, no song selections from him - well, I'll try to get some out of him.... Post any questions you might have! THANKS FOR TUNING IN!!!
	12:12pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Who has carrot cake?
	12:16pm Diane Kamikaze: I always wish I have carrot cake!
	12:17pm steveo: i'll just stick to this necrot cake
	12:18pm coelacanth∅: hello Diane; daredevils...
	12:18pm herb.nyc: Hi, computer talk on wnyc now (sorry. Jaron Lanier just talked of mexican boy being killed by white boys, during his youth). For Joey K- he ever meet Tomato du Plenty? (I ask bec Howlfest special event on TdP tonight)
	12:20pm chris: hi, Diane and folks. happy to be here.
	12:22pm Stevel: Necrot is challenging music to shave to. I survived.
	12:27pm V Priceless: be alert..the world needs lerts
	12:29pm Rev. Turnip Druid: VP: saw that message on bumper stickers quite a bit in the late 1970s, usually next to "be kind to animals: kiss a skunk." -- why I remember these things is a mystery for the ages.
	12:38pm V Priceless: @ Rev. - no doubt those words have been embedded in my subconscious as a result of a similar vintage experience!
	12:40pm Dean: Of interest to DKFM listeners/commenters/readers: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sf-punk-film-series-in-the-moment-shorts-and-clips-from-1977-1980-tickets-39719192173
	12:47pm mb: Hello Diane and ALL! Has anyone seen the video for "Mercyful Fate" by Heavy Metal Kings? There is a Voivod reference in there.
	12:47pm Aaron Working In Newark: Can;'t believe I am missing this epic show... Stupid work.
	12:48pm Rev. Turnip Druid: YASSSSSS..... At a gig here in DC 1985ish, somebody passed me the WAR ON 45 ep, badly taped ... played the hell outta that thing. Lovely stuff.
	12:55pm Doobois: Oh, if only you could play "Fucked Up Ronnie." (Or should that be Donnie?)
	12:56pm Ricky: Hey, very happy to be here!!!
	12:56pm Coe: 'ello folks
	12:57pm Doobois: Dang it. How did I miss DOA's Trump version? I'm old.
	12:57pm Coe: Why all the DOA? Something special going on ;)
	12:57pm coelacanth∅: what i'm wondering is if i saw doa in new brunswick nj c.1984, or if i imagined that. the band aod (adrenaline overdose) was practically a house band at patrix and a friend says i'm confusing them; that doa rarely toured the states. but i remember aod and i feel sure i saw doa because i liked them a whole lot more. enough to buy a record.
	12:58pm Coe: @coelacantho well it's a good chance if that did happen your fearless host was there.
	12:59pm V Priceless: @ fish - a buddy of mine saw them on Long Island in '82.
	1:01pm coelacanth∅: hey V! now that i consider my life in 1984 it probably was more like '82. (somewhere between 1980 & 1984 anyway)
	1:02pm Rich in Washington: Joey! Saw you guys in Portland OR in the mid 80s and it was the craziest show ever. Whatever became of The Iron Lung?
	1:03pm Wild Neil: Peace all. @Rev Turnip: WEGMANS has excellent carrot cake!
	1:05pm coelacanth∅: Doobois i have a tape of Paul Cavenaugh's show from around 1983 and he put on "fuck you"- supposedly meant to play the other side! after one "i don't care what you say, Fuck You!" he kind of put his finger on the turntable, then let another one go by before he took the record off. i always wondered how fmu didn't get fined for that. (or did it?)
	1:15pm V Priceless: Capt Sensible, Handsome Dick, etc.
	1:21pm V Priceless: link to Aggronautix bobble-head of Joe: www.aggronautix.com...
	1:21pm Rich in Washington: My mom almost wouldn't let me see Frank Zappa when I was a teenager because all her coworkers hepped her to all the crazy shit he'd supposedly done and a story that some acid crazed fan jumped off the balcony of the very theater I was going to see him at. Fortunately, I ended up going anyway...
	1:21pm Rich in Washington: ...and jumped off the balcony <rimshot>
	1:25pm Coe: DK you and me both
	1:26pm Michael 98145: Loved DOA! Finding a new single was a special event.
	1:26pm Rich in Washington: HA! I'd always wondered about that song and that noise!
	1:28pm chris: totally agree
	1:28pm Chris from DC: No surprise, but this is great.
	1:29pm coelacanth∅: i had a lot of trouble finding doa records back then. for a couple years, i found but one. ("bloodied but unbowed",a comp)
	1:31pm Rich in Washington: That's the first D.O.A. album I ever got my mits on too, coelacanth. Life-changing.
	1:31pm John in Jersey: Saw DOA with the Dead Kennedy's , MDC and False Prophets at the Beacon in NYC in '83. Wild show.
	1:32pm Chris from DC: What a bill...
	1:32pm coelacanth∅: my mother wouldn't let me take drum lessons because she didn't "want drums in the house". nothing protective about her reasoning. she hated noise. then one day my father brought home some drum sticks for me. (i already had the drum kit...called a "chair")
	1:33pm Michael 98145: we were closer to Vancouver, so they came thru frequently.
	1:34pm Michael 98145: yes - upload.wikimedia.org...
	1:34pm coelacanth∅: John in J that's amazing!
	1:37pm coelacanth∅: Excellent interview!
	1:38pm Coe: DK that was great
	1:41pm coelacanth∅: nice cover of an actual led zeppelin song!
	1:43pm V Priceless: yeah, what they all said!
	1:44pm Chris from DC: Yay, The Prisoner!
	1:45pm Michael 98145: yes
	1:49pm Michael 98145: here are some photos for y'all - bestrockphotos.com...
	1:50pm Cheri Pi: Late! Kverlertak!!!
	1:51pm Diane Kamikaze: Wow! Michael that is an amazing photo site! Funny there is a pic of DOA from the Melkweg in Amsterdam. Probably not that tour ( but possibly) DOA stayed with my friends in Amsterdam and told me they peed in their garden. She was pissed, he was not...
	1:52pm Coe: I was looking to try and confirm if DOA was in the North East in 1984 and I stumbled upon the fact that Thrasher Magazine has their archives available on line to peruse if anyone is interested.www.thrashermagazine.com...
	1:52pm Michael 98145: i'm sure i was in the sweaty messes in several of those albums.
	1:53pm Coe: Sorry actually this www.thrashermagazine.com...
	1:54pm Cheri Pi: I saw them in 1986
	1:54pm Michael 98145: wow, Coe, thanks
	1:56pm Michael 98145: it's nice to be a lunatic
	1:56pm rsj: so this is on whom Shatner modeled his musical style
	1:57pm Coe: @rsj The argument could probably be made that Ian modeled his on ole Bill :)
	2:03pm chris: \m/
	2:03pm Carmichael: Hey, I saw DOA and the Dead Kennedys as well. Was it '83?? Somewhere around there, at Bimbo's in San Fran.
	2:06pm BronwynB: hello diane and everyone!
	2:11pm Rev. Turnip Druid: back witchu! I have missed everything!
	2:11pm John in Jersey: I saw them in June or July of '83.
	2:11pm coelacanth∅: i remember doa and dks doing a show together near me, but i'd already seen dks and now i know for sure i'd seen doa already too (& mdc...i don't know if i saw false prophets) ...i rarely saw a band more than once if it was more than 3 bucks or so. my usual partners in crime felt the same and we skipped it.
	2:13pm John in Jersey: Also saw the Misfits, Ramones and Motorhead with a month or so. Think my ears rang for the rest of that summer.
	2:14pm northguineahills: @coel: until 10 years ago, my threshold was $5, since then it's been $7 (I can still find good shows down here for $5) Of course, I'll see bands more then once if they're one of my handful faves.
	2:15pm coelacanth∅: still, and maybe 'till this day, the loudest band i've ever seen was the who at the spectrum. it was so loud i was pissed off! it hurt!
	2:15pm V Priceless: wow this could be a Slade tune!
	2:17pm Diane Kamikaze: I saw the DKs and DOA together - I think it was at The World on LES, and there could have been another show at the Paramount in Staten Island as well, went to both! Many shows, not so many brain cells!
	2:17pm coelacanth∅: ngh things seem to've jumped suddenly. even my local pub is almost always $5. now. only 1-2 years ago the regulars would scoff if it was 5.
	2:18pm coelacanth∅: so Diane did you ever hang at patrix in new brunswick?
	2:19pm Diane Kamikaze: Sure, went there a number of times, probably less than 20, but 15ish? My band played there at least once
	2:20pm Rich in Washington: this guy's birthday is coming up.
	2:20pm Don S: saw DOA at the Mudd Club, and a couple times in Boston. always great. i have photos somewhere.
	2:21pm John in Jersey: Motorhead w/ Brian Robertson was scary loud. My teeth and stomach hurt. Saw them at the Royal Manor in North Brunswick. Saw a young and somewhat unknown James Hetfield get beaten up by a bouncer at that show. He deserved it.
	2:25pm Michael 98145: GOF, yes!
	2:25pm coelacanth∅: heh, i probably saw you at some point. i was there just about every weekend for a few years from c.1980 - c.1983. i mixed it up with the court tavern, melody, dirt club, loop lounge occasionally and nyc venues; but usually would hit patrix at least one weekend night.
	2:27pm Coe: Loudest thing I ever heard was Black Label Socity open for Judas Priest. It was awful. After about 15 minutes of trying to ignore it and read I got up and walked out into the concourse of Brenden Byrne (that's right that's what I call it deal :) ) as far away as I could got a beer stuffed napkins in my ears and tried to continue to read and hope it would be over soon. Now this is from someone who has seen people perform with the sheer intention of disturbing their audience with noise and volume (and has enjoyed it)
	2:27pm coelacanth∅: what was your band Diane? (i feel like i know this) maybe i saw you play. i did see Chris T's band there.
	2:28pm Diane Kamikaze: Read? Coe...
	2:28pm Dean: Am I mistaken that Go4 rerecorded Entertainment! in its entirety some years later? Some other Go4 album? Or was it Wire?
	2:30pm Diane Kamikaze: By band was called Children In Adult Jails. Noisy, 3 gals, 1 guy. I drummed and sang. I'm sure we were in the same place, I went to plenty of gigs there and all the venues you mentioned. We played our first gig at the Dirt Club in Bloomfield.
	2:31pm Chris from DC: Shoot, I remember at least the name for sure.
	2:31pm Coe: Yeah I always have a book or two on my phone. They come in handy especially when I'm at a show alone and there is someone plying that I have absolutly no interest in. If I don't have something to engage myself I start to get boerd and then boerdem turns into crackiness whcih is not so much of a problem now but back in the day crankiness could turn into reall trouble :)
	2:32pm BronwynB: the loudest thing i ever heard was some shitty hardcore band called bath salts doing their final show ever (thank god) in a basement in philly. i left when they started randomly slamming/lurching into audience members.
	2:36pm Dean: Loudest: Angel at Santa Monica Civic. Maybe I've heard louder shows, but this one was painful.
	2:36pm Rich in Washington: @BronwynB: That's hilarious! I've been to a few shows like that, where the bands misinterpret people clearing out for them being so awesome/intense/hardcore.
	2:37pm coelacanth∅: ah ha. more likely i saw you at the dirt. the female drummers i saw at patrix stand out in my memory; i could count them on one hand. (catholic girls stand out)
	2:37pm joe: @dean how dare you besmirch the great Punky Meadows ;)
	2:38pm mb: Boris with Merzbow was the loudest band I ever encountered in a club. They were great but I had to leave after 3 songs. Soulfly was the loudest outdoor show and I did not leave for that. That was a great show for their debut album.
	2:38pm Stevel: Took my earplugs out for Motorhead's Ace of Spades encore, probably 15 years ago or more. Felt like I had a head full of water for the next 24 hours.
	2:40pm Rich in Washington: attended a crazy Noise show once, where one dude just squatted on the floor brandishing a grinder, throwing sparks, metal fragments, finally threw the grinder in some kind of fit of performance artist rapture - the whole audience finally fleeing the room - and then he's walking around later with this contented smirk, like he just KILLED with his act. In honesty, people didn't want to get killed, so left the asshole to his own devices (literary) .
	2:40pm Chris from DC: Mogwai at the 9:30 Club was so loud I left.
	2:41pm coelacanth∅: i've likely seen louder shows in small clubs and basements than the who in philly; but i was young and inexperienced and did not have ear plugs with me. i always have them now.
	2:41pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Loudest club-size show = probably swans at the 9:30 in DC, late 1980s (maybe 1990?). Distant 2nd place would be Merzbow at DC Arts Center, also late 1980s. Loudest larger event = Motörhead at the fairgrounds in Weedsport NY. Because Motörhead.
	2:41pm Rich in Washington: I too once saw Motorhead with Cromags and it was possibly the loudest rock show I've ever attended. I felt my ears going.
	2:42pm Rev. Turnip Druid: [clicky clicky] the swans gig would have been 1989.
	2:42pm Dean: @joe: In fact, Punky wasn't the problem. It was Gregg Giuffria's keyboards, as tizzy as all getout. @Chris from DC: I must have caught Mogwai on a bad day at the Troubadour. Not even loud.
	2:43pm Rev. Turnip Druid: HAMMA-HED!
	2:43pm Chris from DC: Dean, really? Maybe they don't do that all the time. I was not the only one who tapped out.
	2:43pm Mark: Hammerhead!!!
	2:43pm coelacanth∅: i've heard mogwai was crazy loud. for what it's worth (which is nothing) playing mogwai in my last apartment is the only time i ever got a noise complaint!
	2:44pm joe: @dean that can be bad. I can't remember who it was but I remember being at a show and the keyboards just sounded like needles being slowly pushed into my ears.
	2:44pm Barney Grubbs: yay hammerhead!
	2:46pm Dean: @joe: Indeed. Same for Patrick Moraz with Yes at Angel Stadium. Yow. @Chris from DC: For sure, and at the time I was unaware of Mogwai's reputation for supernumerary volume. I've heard many louder bands: Meshuggah, High on Fire, Zeke...
	2:46pm Michael 98145: thanx again, Diane. thanx for bringing back memories of DOA, Pointed Sticks, of Washington Hall ... oh, my.
	2:47pm northguineahills: Pharmakon! A joy to see live!
	2:47pm coelacanth∅: it's the high end that does the hearing loss. i often leave if a drummer is very cymbol-heavy. (i think it usually makes the music shitty anyway) but yeah a mid-range & high-end heavy keyboard would also drive me away. (for both those same reasons)
	2:47pm Coe: Now one of the loudest but in a good way would be Godflesh
	2:51pm coelacanth∅: i think it'd be worth the pain to hear swans that loud, at least in the early days. -never did see them.
	2:52pm Dean: What?
	2:52pm coelacanth∅: vvvvVVVVVVVVOOOOOOOOOOOOIIIIIIIIIIIIVVVVVVVVVVVVVVOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODDDDD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	2:52pm Chris from DC: Long weekend beginning soon VOIVOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	2:52pm chris: Voivod! woot!
	2:53pm V Priceless: interesting...it's always the bottom-end that threatens my ears with implosion..that and lousy drummers. Great Voivod!!
	2:53pm Rev. Turnip Druid: th'VOD.
	2:53pm PKNY: VVVVVOOOOOOOIIIIIIIIVVVVOOOOOOODDDDDDD!!!!!!!!
	2:53pm Luna: VOIVOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	2:53pm Cheri Pi: VVVVVVVOOOOOOOOOOOOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODDDDDDDDDDD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	2:53pm coe: VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	2:53pm Polyus: Modern day Swans were way up there on the volume chart as well, but it was kind of a mid-rangey loud.
	2:54pm flashbazbo: Vootie
	👻 2:54pm Ken From Hyde Park: Voivod! !! !!!
	2:54pm coelacanth∅: VP you're right as far as sudden damage. long-term loss is more from high-end though.
	2:55pm John in Jersey: I also saw Voivod at the Ritz, with Venom I believe. May have been their first US show. Got to meet Piggy. Very nice guy.
	2:56pm V Priceless: @ fish - plugs are a must these days! Gotta preserve what's left! super show, Diane! Thanky!
	2:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Diane! Thanks Joe! later on y'all
	👻 2:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: I left off a couple bags of earplugs with Ruth at the Monty Hall shows I attended. I figured the crew might be able to use them.
	3:00pm chris: thanks, Diane!

Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine: Playlist from December 7, 2017

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December 7, 2017: Joe "Shithead" Keithley of DOA on at 1pm!

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Artist	Track	Approx. start time
Goatsnake	Live To Die "Live To Die" by "Goatsnake"	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Avskum	Dagar "Dagar" by "Avskum"	0:07:15 (Pop-up)
Bhavachakra	Intro/Sri Yantra "Intro/Sri Yantra" by "Bhavachakra"	0:08:33 (Pop-up)
Necrot	The Blade "The Blade" by "Necrot"	0:15:26 (Pop-up)
Samael	Red Planet "Red Planet" by "Samael"	0:21:14 (Pop-up)

Paul Roessler Thing	"Paul Roessler Thing"	0:28:30 (Pop-up)
Peace Frog	Shake it "Shake it" by "Peace Frog"	0:30:14 (Pop-up)
Pegadeth	If Grace Was For Sale "If Grace Was For Sale" by "Pegadeth"	0:33:10 (Pop-up)
D.O.A	Liar For Hire "Liar For Hire" by "D.O.A"	0:36:55 (Pop-up)
D.O.A.	Golden State "Golden State" by "D.O.A."	0:39:43 (Pop-up)
D.O.A.	D.O.A. "D.O.A." by "D.O.A."	0:43:48 (Pop-up)
D.O.A.	Unknown "Unknown" by "D.O.A."	0:45:36 (Pop-up)
D.O.A.	Punk Rock Hero "Punk Rock Hero" by "D.O.A."	0:47:58 (Pop-up)
D.O.A.	Let's Wreck the Party "Let's Wreck the Party" by "D.O.A."	0:50:15 (Pop-up)
D.O.A.	The Enemy "The Enemy" by "D.O.A."	0:53:25 (Pop-up)
D.O.A.	That's Why I Am An Athiest	0:56:16 (Pop-up)

Interview with Joe Keithley	"Interview with Joe Keithley"	1:00:35 (Pop-up)
D.O.A.	Who Will Stop The Rain "Who Will Stop The Rain" by "D.O.A."	1:35:47 (Pop-up)
D.O.A.	Communication Breakdown "Communication Breakdown" by "D.O.A."	1:37:44 (Pop-up)
D.O.A.	The Warrior Ain't No More "The Warrior Ain't No More" by "D.O.A."	1:39:35 (Pop-up)
D.O.A.	The Prisoner "The Prisoner" by "D.O.A."	1:42:41 (Pop-up)

Kvelertak	Berzerkr "Berzerkr" by "Kvelertak"	1:48:42 (Pop-up)
Ian Dury & The Blockheads	Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick	1:53:34 (Pop-up)
Gray Matter	Snare "Snare" by "Gray Matter"	1:57:04 (Pop-up)
Sacred Oath	The King Must Die "The King Must Die" by "Sacred Oath"	2:00:07 (Pop-up)

Choke Chains	Richard Speck Lights Up The Room	2:08:40 (Pop-up)
Gutara Kyo	Dive "Dive" by "Gutara Kyo"	2:10:42 (Pop-up)
Barreracudas	Feet "Feet" by "Barreracudas"	2:12:39 (Pop-up)
TV Smith	One Milion Pounds "One Milion Pounds" by "TV Smith"	2:14:51 (Pop-up)
Sam Gopal	Sky Is Burning "Sky Is Burning" by "Sam Gopal"	2:17:54 (Pop-up)
Sister	The Unlucky Minority "The Unlucky Minority" by "Sister"	2:20:23 (Pop-up)
Gang Of Four	Guns Before Butter "Guns Before Butter" by "Gang Of Four"	2:24:21 (Pop-up)
Helical Snowfall	Overnight Success	2:27:56 (Pop-up)

Cravats	King Of Walking Away "King Of Walking Away" by "Cravats"	2:33:08 (Pop-up)
Vessel Of Light	Descend Into Death	2:36:56 (Pop-up)
Hammerhead	Double Negative "Double Negative" by "Hammerhead"	2:41:15 (Pop-up)
Pharmakon	Crawling On Bruised Knees	2:44:38 (Pop-up)
Voivod	Time Warp "Time Warp" by "Voivod"	2:51:16 (Pop-up)

Humiliation	Laughing Wall "Laughing Wall" by "Humiliation"	2:56:55 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:06pm Luna: Hola Diane!
	12:08pm steveo: hello & nice goatsnake
	12:08pm V Priceless: you will, you will, Rock Us! Hey DK!
	12:11pm Diane Kamikaze: Hi All! Happy December! Joe Shithead/Keithley of DOA is on at 1pm, no song selections from him - well, I'll try to get some out of him.... Post any questions you might have! THANKS FOR TUNING IN!!!
	12:12pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Who has carrot cake?
	12:16pm Diane Kamikaze: I always wish I have carrot cake!
	12:17pm steveo: i'll just stick to this necrot cake
	12:18pm coelacanth∅: hello Diane; daredevils...
	12:18pm herb.nyc: Hi, computer talk on wnyc now (sorry. Jaron Lanier just talked of mexican boy being killed by white boys, during his youth). For Joey K- he ever meet Tomato du Plenty? (I ask bec Howlfest special event on TdP tonight)
	12:20pm chris: hi, Diane and folks. happy to be here.
	12:22pm Stevel: Necrot is challenging music to shave to. I survived.
	12:27pm V Priceless: be alert..the world needs lerts
	12:29pm Rev. Turnip Druid: VP: saw that message on bumper stickers quite a bit in the late 1970s, usually next to "be kind to animals: kiss a skunk." -- why I remember these things is a mystery for the ages.
	12:38pm V Priceless: @ Rev. - no doubt those words have been embedded in my subconscious as a result of a similar vintage experience!
	12:40pm Dean: Of interest to DKFM listeners/commenters/readers: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sf-punk-film-series-in-the-moment-shorts-and-clips-from-1977-1980-tickets-39719192173
	12:47pm mb: Hello Diane and ALL! Has anyone seen the video for "Mercyful Fate" by Heavy Metal Kings? There is a Voivod reference in there.
	12:47pm Aaron Working In Newark: Can;'t believe I am missing this epic show... Stupid work.
	12:48pm Rev. Turnip Druid: YASSSSSS..... At a gig here in DC 1985ish, somebody passed me the WAR ON 45 ep, badly taped ... played the hell outta that thing. Lovely stuff.
	12:55pm Doobois: Oh, if only you could play "Fucked Up Ronnie." (Or should that be Donnie?)
	12:56pm Ricky: Hey, very happy to be here!!!
	12:56pm Coe: 'ello folks
	12:57pm Doobois: Dang it. How did I miss DOA's Trump version? I'm old.
	12:57pm Coe: Why all the DOA? Something special going on ;)
	12:57pm coelacanth∅: what i'm wondering is if i saw doa in new brunswick nj c.1984, or if i imagined that. the band aod (adrenaline overdose) was practically a house band at patrix and a friend says i'm confusing them; that doa rarely toured the states. but i remember aod and i feel sure i saw doa because i liked them a whole lot more. enough to buy a record.
	12:58pm Coe: @coelacantho well it's a good chance if that did happen your fearless host was there.
	12:59pm V Priceless: @ fish - a buddy of mine saw them on Long Island in '82.
	1:01pm coelacanth∅: hey V! now that i consider my life in 1984 it probably was more like '82. (somewhere between 1980 & 1984 anyway)
	1:02pm Rich in Washington: Joey! Saw you guys in Portland OR in the mid 80s and it was the craziest show ever. Whatever became of The Iron Lung?
	1:03pm Wild Neil: Peace all. @Rev Turnip: WEGMANS has excellent carrot cake!
	1:05pm coelacanth∅: Doobois i have a tape of Paul Cavenaugh's show from around 1983 and he put on "fuck you"- supposedly meant to play the other side! after one "i don't care what you say, Fuck You!" he kind of put his finger on the turntable, then let another one go by before he took the record off. i always wondered how fmu didn't get fined for that. (or did it?)
	1:15pm V Priceless: Capt Sensible, Handsome Dick, etc.
	1:21pm V Priceless: link to Aggronautix bobble-head of Joe: www.aggronautix.com...
	1:21pm Rich in Washington: My mom almost wouldn't let me see Frank Zappa when I was a teenager because all her coworkers hepped her to all the crazy shit he'd supposedly done and a story that some acid crazed fan jumped off the balcony of the very theater I was going to see him at. Fortunately, I ended up going anyway...
	1:21pm Rich in Washington: ...and jumped off the balcony <rimshot>
	1:25pm Coe: DK you and me both
	1:26pm Michael 98145: Loved DOA! Finding a new single was a special event.
	1:26pm Rich in Washington: HA! I'd always wondered about that song and that noise!
	1:28pm chris: totally agree
	1:28pm Chris from DC: No surprise, but this is great.
	1:29pm coelacanth∅: i had a lot of trouble finding doa records back then. for a couple years, i found but one. ("bloodied but unbowed",a comp)
	1:31pm Rich in Washington: That's the first D.O.A. album I ever got my mits on too, coelacanth. Life-changing.
	1:31pm John in Jersey: Saw DOA with the Dead Kennedy's , MDC and False Prophets at the Beacon in NYC in '83. Wild show.
	1:32pm Chris from DC: What a bill...
	1:32pm coelacanth∅: my mother wouldn't let me take drum lessons because she didn't "want drums in the house". nothing protective about her reasoning. she hated noise. then one day my father brought home some drum sticks for me. (i already had the drum kit...called a "chair")
	1:33pm Michael 98145: we were closer to Vancouver, so they came thru frequently.
	1:34pm Michael 98145: yes - upload.wikimedia.org...
	1:34pm coelacanth∅: John in J that's amazing!
	1:37pm coelacanth∅: Excellent interview!
	1:38pm Coe: DK that was great
	1:41pm coelacanth∅: nice cover of an actual led zeppelin song!
	1:43pm V Priceless: yeah, what they all said!
	1:44pm Chris from DC: Yay, The Prisoner!
	1:45pm Michael 98145: yes
	1:49pm Michael 98145: here are some photos for y'all - bestrockphotos.com...
	1:50pm Cheri Pi: Late! Kverlertak!!!
	1:51pm Diane Kamikaze: Wow! Michael that is an amazing photo site! Funny there is a pic of DOA from the Melkweg in Amsterdam. Probably not that tour ( but possibly) DOA stayed with my friends in Amsterdam and told me they peed in their garden. She was pissed, he was not...
	1:52pm Coe: I was looking to try and confirm if DOA was in the North East in 1984 and I stumbled upon the fact that Thrasher Magazine has their archives available on line to peruse if anyone is interested.www.thrashermagazine.com...
	1:52pm Michael 98145: i'm sure i was in the sweaty messes in several of those albums.
	1:53pm Coe: Sorry actually this www.thrashermagazine.com...
	1:54pm Cheri Pi: I saw them in 1986
	1:54pm Michael 98145: wow, Coe, thanks
	1:56pm Michael 98145: it's nice to be a lunatic
	1:56pm rsj: so this is on whom Shatner modeled his musical style
	1:57pm Coe: @rsj The argument could probably be made that Ian modeled his on ole Bill :)
	2:03pm chris: \m/
	2:03pm Carmichael: Hey, I saw DOA and the Dead Kennedys as well. Was it '83?? Somewhere around there, at Bimbo's in San Fran.
	2:06pm BronwynB: hello diane and everyone!
	2:11pm Rev. Turnip Druid: back witchu! I have missed everything!
	2:11pm John in Jersey: I saw them in June or July of '83.
	2:11pm coelacanth∅: i remember doa and dks doing a show together near me, but i'd already seen dks and now i know for sure i'd seen doa already too (& mdc...i don't know if i saw false prophets) ...i rarely saw a band more than once if it was more than 3 bucks or so. my usual partners in crime felt the same and we skipped it.
	2:13pm John in Jersey: Also saw the Misfits, Ramones and Motorhead with a month or so. Think my ears rang for the rest of that summer.
	2:14pm northguineahills: @coel: until 10 years ago, my threshold was $5, since then it's been $7 (I can still find good shows down here for $5) Of course, I'll see bands more then once if they're one of my handful faves.
	2:15pm coelacanth∅: still, and maybe 'till this day, the loudest band i've ever seen was the who at the spectrum. it was so loud i was pissed off! it hurt!
	2:15pm V Priceless: wow this could be a Slade tune!
	2:17pm Diane Kamikaze: I saw the DKs and DOA together - I think it was at The World on LES, and there could have been another show at the Paramount in Staten Island as well, went to both! Many shows, not so many brain cells!
	2:17pm coelacanth∅: ngh things seem to've jumped suddenly. even my local pub is almost always $5. now. only 1-2 years ago the regulars would scoff if it was 5.
	2:18pm coelacanth∅: so Diane did you ever hang at patrix in new brunswick?
	2:19pm Diane Kamikaze: Sure, went there a number of times, probably less than 20, but 15ish? My band played there at least once
	2:20pm Rich in Washington: this guy's birthday is coming up.
	2:20pm Don S: saw DOA at the Mudd Club, and a couple times in Boston. always great. i have photos somewhere.
	2:21pm John in Jersey: Motorhead w/ Brian Robertson was scary loud. My teeth and stomach hurt. Saw them at the Royal Manor in North Brunswick. Saw a young and somewhat unknown James Hetfield get beaten up by a bouncer at that show. He deserved it.
	2:25pm Michael 98145: GOF, yes!
	2:25pm coelacanth∅: heh, i probably saw you at some point. i was there just about every weekend for a few years from c.1980 - c.1983. i mixed it up with the court tavern, melody, dirt club, loop lounge occasionally and nyc venues; but usually would hit patrix at least one weekend night.
	2:27pm Coe: Loudest thing I ever heard was Black Label Socity open for Judas Priest. It was awful. After about 15 minutes of trying to ignore it and read I got up and walked out into the concourse of Brenden Byrne (that's right that's what I call it deal :) ) as far away as I could got a beer stuffed napkins in my ears and tried to continue to read and hope it would be over soon. Now this is from someone who has seen people perform with the sheer intention of disturbing their audience with noise and volume (and has enjoyed it)
	2:27pm coelacanth∅: what was your band Diane? (i feel like i know this) maybe i saw you play. i did see Chris T's band there.
	2:28pm Diane Kamikaze: Read? Coe...
	2:28pm Dean: Am I mistaken that Go4 rerecorded Entertainment! in its entirety some years later? Some other Go4 album? Or was it Wire?
	2:30pm Diane Kamikaze: By band was called Children In Adult Jails. Noisy, 3 gals, 1 guy. I drummed and sang. I'm sure we were in the same place, I went to plenty of gigs there and all the venues you mentioned. We played our first gig at the Dirt Club in Bloomfield.
	2:31pm Chris from DC: Shoot, I remember at least the name for sure.
	2:31pm Coe: Yeah I always have a book or two on my phone. They come in handy especially when I'm at a show alone and there is someone plying that I have absolutly no interest in. If I don't have something to engage myself I start to get boerd and then boerdem turns into crackiness whcih is not so much of a problem now but back in the day crankiness could turn into reall trouble :)
	2:32pm BronwynB: the loudest thing i ever heard was some shitty hardcore band called bath salts doing their final show ever (thank god) in a basement in philly. i left when they started randomly slamming/lurching into audience members.
	2:36pm Dean: Loudest: Angel at Santa Monica Civic. Maybe I've heard louder shows, but this one was painful.
	2:36pm Rich in Washington: @BronwynB: That's hilarious! I've been to a few shows like that, where the bands misinterpret people clearing out for them being so awesome/intense/hardcore.
	2:37pm coelacanth∅: ah ha. more likely i saw you at the dirt. the female drummers i saw at patrix stand out in my memory; i could count them on one hand. (catholic girls stand out)
	2:37pm joe: @dean how dare you besmirch the great Punky Meadows ;)
	2:38pm mb: Boris with Merzbow was the loudest band I ever encountered in a club. They were great but I had to leave after 3 songs. Soulfly was the loudest outdoor show and I did not leave for that. That was a great show for their debut album.
	2:38pm Stevel: Took my earplugs out for Motorhead's Ace of Spades encore, probably 15 years ago or more. Felt like I had a head full of water for the next 24 hours.
	2:40pm Rich in Washington: attended a crazy Noise show once, where one dude just squatted on the floor brandishing a grinder, throwing sparks, metal fragments, finally threw the grinder in some kind of fit of performance artist rapture - the whole audience finally fleeing the room - and then he's walking around later with this contented smirk, like he just KILLED with his act. In honesty, people didn't want to get killed, so left the asshole to his own devices (literary) .
	2:40pm Chris from DC: Mogwai at the 9:30 Club was so loud I left.
	2:41pm coelacanth∅: i've likely seen louder shows in small clubs and basements than the who in philly; but i was young and inexperienced and did not have ear plugs with me. i always have them now.
	2:41pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Loudest club-size show = probably swans at the 9:30 in DC, late 1980s (maybe 1990?). Distant 2nd place would be Merzbow at DC Arts Center, also late 1980s. Loudest larger event = Motörhead at the fairgrounds in Weedsport NY. Because Motörhead.
	2:41pm Rich in Washington: I too once saw Motorhead with Cromags and it was possibly the loudest rock show I've ever attended. I felt my ears going.
	2:42pm Rev. Turnip Druid: [clicky clicky] the swans gig would have been 1989.
	2:42pm Dean: @joe: In fact, Punky wasn't the problem. It was Gregg Giuffria's keyboards, as tizzy as all getout. @Chris from DC: I must have caught Mogwai on a bad day at the Troubadour. Not even loud.
	2:43pm Rev. Turnip Druid: HAMMA-HED!
	2:43pm Chris from DC: Dean, really? Maybe they don't do that all the time. I was not the only one who tapped out.
	2:43pm Mark: Hammerhead!!!
	2:43pm coelacanth∅: i've heard mogwai was crazy loud. for what it's worth (which is nothing) playing mogwai in my last apartment is the only time i ever got a noise complaint!
	2:44pm joe: @dean that can be bad. I can't remember who it was but I remember being at a show and the keyboards just sounded like needles being slowly pushed into my ears.
	2:44pm Barney Grubbs: yay hammerhead!
	2:46pm Dean: @joe: Indeed. Same for Patrick Moraz with Yes at Angel Stadium. Yow. @Chris from DC: For sure, and at the time I was unaware of Mogwai's reputation for supernumerary volume. I've heard many louder bands: Meshuggah, High on Fire, Zeke...
	2:46pm Michael 98145: thanx again, Diane. thanx for bringing back memories of DOA, Pointed Sticks, of Washington Hall ... oh, my.
	2:47pm northguineahills: Pharmakon! A joy to see live!
	2:47pm coelacanth∅: it's the high end that does the hearing loss. i often leave if a drummer is very cymbol-heavy. (i think it usually makes the music shitty anyway) but yeah a mid-range & high-end heavy keyboard would also drive me away. (for both those same reasons)
	2:47pm Coe: Now one of the loudest but in a good way would be Godflesh
	2:51pm coelacanth∅: i think it'd be worth the pain to hear swans that loud, at least in the early days. -never did see them.
	2:52pm Dean: What?
	2:52pm coelacanth∅: vvvvVVVVVVVVOOOOOOOOOOOOIIIIIIIIIIIIVVVVVVVVVVVVVVOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODDDDD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	2:52pm Chris from DC: Long weekend beginning soon VOIVOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	2:52pm chris: Voivod! woot!
	2:53pm V Priceless: interesting...it's always the bottom-end that threatens my ears with implosion..that and lousy drummers. Great Voivod!!
	2:53pm Rev. Turnip Druid: th'VOD.
	2:53pm PKNY: VVVVVOOOOOOOIIIIIIIIVVVVOOOOOOODDDDDDD!!!!!!!!
	2:53pm Luna: VOIVOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	2:53pm Cheri Pi: VVVVVVVOOOOOOOOOOOOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODDDDDDDDDDD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	2:53pm coe: VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	2:53pm Polyus: Modern day Swans were way up there on the volume chart as well, but it was kind of a mid-rangey loud.
	2:54pm flashbazbo: Vootie
	👻 2:54pm Ken From Hyde Park: Voivod! !! !!!
	2:54pm coelacanth∅: VP you're right as far as sudden damage. long-term loss is more from high-end though.
	2:55pm John in Jersey: I also saw Voivod at the Ritz, with Venom I believe. May have been their first US show. Got to meet Piggy. Very nice guy.
	2:56pm V Priceless: @ fish - plugs are a must these days! Gotta preserve what's left! super show, Diane! Thanky!
	2:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Diane! Thanks Joe! later on y'all
	👻 2:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: I left off a couple bags of earplugs with Ruth at the Monty Hall shows I attended. I figured the crew might be able to use them.
	3:00pm chris: thanks, Diane!

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