WFMU: The Hour of Crap with Don-O: Playlist from March 22, 2019

Listener comments!
	6:01pm Granny Spicy Tuna: yes!
	6:02pm Rich in Washington: Hi Don-O! I can't believe I've never actually heard that Wild Man Fischer Rhino song before. I've heard of it, but have never heard it until now.
	6:02pm Mr Fab: Hey ho, Don-O! i WOULD go to Rhino Records, if they were still in business. Lotsa good times there.
	6:02pm Rich in Washington: Hi Granny Spicy Tuna! Hi Mr. Fab!
	6:02pm Martinibomb: That wild man ficher thing for Rhino was awesome
	6:02pm Otis Fodder: Hey Hey!
	6:02pm Mr Fab: Hey Rich, yep 'twas the first release on the Rhino label.
	6:02pm Don-O: Wasn't there a doc on the record store?
	6:03pm Rich in Washington: I remember just staring at that Devotees album at my local Tower nearly every time I went and just wondering what the fuck..?
	6:03pm Martinibomb: oh feck this touch tone tuners Devo thing is so gooood
	6:04pm Granny Spicy Tuna: howdy, Don-O, howdy Rich in WA, hey there, Crapsters!
	6:04pm Don-O: I'm shocked that I was able to find the original store in the 80's. It was so far from the rest of Westwood.
	6:04pm Webhamster Henry: Take a Valk on de Kosher Side!
	6:04pm Rich in Washington: I'm on a crazy online record buying binge lately and I just have to stop. I need help.
	6:04pm Don-O: Yo, Grannie!!
	6:04pm Mr Fab: Hi Granny! KROQ used to play "Devotees." songs like "Are we not clowns? We are Bozo"
	6:05pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Webmaster Henry: Take a valk down Fairfax!
	6:06pm Martinibomb: I hadn't heard that Devotees Album
	6:06pm Webhamster Henry: @GrannySpicyTuna: indeed, the proper response!
	6:08pm Rich in Washington: It's pretty nutty. Lots of people doing covers of Devo songs. WAY way ahead of the late 80s/early 90s trend of the band tribute album (which I contend started with that Neil Young tribute album The Bridge).
	6:09pm Don-O: So far, this is the only evidence I found of that documentary. I wonder if it got finish after the Kickstarter phase: www.jukeboxplaying.com...
	6:10pm Don-O: UT! Bad news, the film might no have been made.....damnit! www.kickstarter.com...
	6:11pm Martinibomb: @Rich this album has been in the back of my mind like off in the haze out of focus. I need to get the whole thing. The Mongoloid covers on youtube are amazing! holy shit cool as fuck
	6:11pm Mr Fab: one of my first post-college jobs was off Westwood Blvd. I used to walk to Rhino on my lunch breaks. Saw They Might Be Giants - just the 2 of them - play a free noon show there once.
	6:13pm Rich in Washington: Derailroaded is a great doc on Larry.
	6:13pm Martinibomb: My old roommate moved down to LA and worked at that Westbood blvd location I think.. it was near the end. I think they closed in 2006?
	6:14pm Don-O: I've lost track of WHAT I saw live in that place. I saw Dr. D a couple of times.....
	6:15pm Granny Spicy Tuna: My friend's kid is in an all-kid DEVO-inspired band called REVO. They do covers and originals! They are quite a hit in these parts.
	6:16pm Granny Spicy Tuna: These men are imposters!
	6:16pm Rich in Washington: Was Coyle and Sharpe on Rhino? Or just Mal?
	6:17pm Martinibomb: Someone posted Wild Man Fischer in the face hole page and he's been on my mind. So I'm primed for this episode. Facehole meta prgramming works wadyaknow.
	6:19pm Don-O: Just Mel. He made two LP's for them.
	6:19pm Martinibomb: @Granny checkin' out Revo on utube. I have a pal who works for Devo when they tour
	6:21pm Rich in Washington: Wow! I found 'em. They're criminally cheap! I didn't know he did solo albums.
	6:21pm Martinibomb: Is Revo a dad and his two kids? I can't find much googling em
	6:23pm Don-O: I never got his solo stuff as I didn't know Coyle and Sharpe at the time. After I got that CD collection Rollins, I started to kick myself for missing them.
	6:23pm Linda Lee: There's my ink! "I'd rather be a King in Hell than a Stooge in Heaven!"
	6:23pm Rich in Washington: I remember reading that Alan from Devo briefly had a band with his daughter before he passed away.
	6:24pm Rich in Washington: That's great, LL!
	6:26pm Linda Lee: just gotta find the right place for it.
	6:26pm Martinibomb: oh this FB Pencil Neck geek kicks arse
	6:27pm Linda Lee: fabulous.
	6:29pm Don-O: I'm a bit disappointed that non re-issues don't include this ending. Shocking, I tells ya!!!
	6:29pm Linda Lee: just seeing Blassie's picture for the first time. superb.
	6:29pm Rich in Washington: Portland punk band Rancid Vat did a funny cover of Pencil Neck Geek in the mid 80s.
	6:32pm βrian: This guy could be president.
	6:33pm Linda Lee: yes, please. is he still with us?
	6:34pm Linda Lee: just checked. alas, no.
	6:34pm Martinibomb: I kinda remember rancid vat or maybe posters? I don't think I ever saw em. Do you have any records Rich?
	6:34pm Rich in Washington: He's having breakfast with Andy Kaufman every day now.
	6:35pm Linda Lee: yes sir! :-)
	6:35pm Rich in Washington: Wikipedia says that Billy Zoom played guitar on King of Men!
	6:36pm Rich in Washington: It's amazing how much of this Rhino stuff just brings me back to Doctor Demento.
	6:37pm Martinibomb: I'm gonna miss your show again Rich (Archives later). Have to take off... super awesome show today Don-O! really dug it
	6:37pm Otis Fodder: Just got up off the sofa to say the same thing. Dr D flashback here! Love it. Also reminds me of watching the Rhino Doc a couple of years ago.
	6:38pm Don-O: Thanks M.Bomb!
	6:39pm Rich in Washington: I need to see this Rhino doc. I sure loved the Tower documentary. Our Music Millennium just celebrated its 50th year.
	6:40pm Linda Lee: lovely tone on that soprano!
	6:41pm Rich in Washington: Some friends and I keep threatening to form The Master Musicians of Kazookia, but we haven't done it yet. It might be ill advised in ultra PC Portlandia.
	6:42pm Don-O: Kazoos are considered not-enough-woke?!
	6:43pm Linda Lee: Hail, hail Kazookia! Land of the brave and free!
	6:43pm Rich in Washington: We were actually going to dress up similar to the Moroccan group Master Musicians of Joujouka. I think some Ptowner's wouldn't get the joke and would be offended.
	6:43pm Rich in Washington: or that we're mocking ethic music.
	6:44pm Linda Lee: damn it!
	6:45pm Linda Lee: it could work well.
	6:46pm Rich in Washington: I think we were mainly looking to mock ethnomusic snobs if anyone. The station was thinking of making kazoos to give away for swag, so that inspired the idea.
	6:46pm Mr Fab: Ah man, reminiscing about, apart from all the records I bought there, the free shows i used to see at Rhino: los Stratejackets, Man or Astroman, Babatunde Alatundje...The Del Rubio Triplets were a stand-out.
	6:46pm Linda Lee: thank you Don-O!
	6:48pm Don-O: The ONLY other live record store act I saw outside of Rhino was the Friends Of Dean Martinez at Amoeba.
	6:49pm Linda Lee: i like the idea.
	6:50pm Don-O: Those 'Gap' guys knew how to reach those high notes!
	6:51pm Linda Lee: my lord, i thought for sure they were enhanced!
	6:51pm Mr Fab: Well, Rich there IS a band that gets WFMU play called Master Musicians of Bukkake so you've got a ways to go if you really want to be offensive.
	6:53pm Linda Lee: "Mr. Chicken"!
	6:53pm Rich in Washington: Yeah. Sort of affiliated with one of the Sun City Girls' Alan Bishop, I believe.
	6:54pm Don-O: The "fun" continues www.wfmu.org...
	6:57pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for a Rhinotastic show, Don-O! Taking this party downstairs next, right here: www.wfmu.org...

The Hour of Crap with Don-O: Playlist from March 22, 2019

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March 22, 2019: Hour Of Crap #22: Rhino Was Here!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Wild Man Fichser	Go To Rhino Records	Rhino Royal	Rhino	Vinyl
The Touch-Tone Tuners	Jacko Homo "Jacko Homo" by "The Touch-Tone Tuners"	Devotees Album	Rhino	Vinyl
Rhino Brothers	Beverly Hills Blues Festival	Circus Royale	Rhino	Vinyl

Wild Man Fischer	Wild Man Fischer Interview	Rhino Interview Record EP	Rhino	Vinyl		0:08:11 (Pop-up)
Wild Man Fischer	My Name Is Larry	Wildmania	Rhino	Vinyl		0:12:10 (Pop-up)
Wild Man Jr.	I’m The Creature From Outer Space	Circus Royale	Rhino	Vinyl		0:14:31 (Pop-up)
Mel Sharp	Diaper People "Diaper People" by "Mel Sharp"	Rhino Royal	Rhino	Vinyl		0:15:40 (Pop-up)

Freddie Blassie	No Doubt About It	King Of Men EP	Rhino	Vinyl		0:20:19 (Pop-up)
Freddie Blassie	Pencil Neck Geek (full version)	King Of Men EP	Rhino	Vinyl		0:24:20 (Pop-up)
Freddie Blassie	Freddie Blassie Interview	The Rhino Interview Record EP	Rhino	Vinyl		0:28:49 (Pop-up)

TCKO	Whole Lotta Love (LP version)	Some Kazoos	Rhino	Vinyl		0:33:52 (Pop-up)
TCKO	Kazooed On Classics "Kazooed On Classics" by "TCKO"	The World's Worst Records	Rhino	Vinyl		0:36:47 (Pop-up)
Kazoos Brothers	Soul Man "Soul Man" by "Kazoos Brothers"	Circus Royale	Rhino	Vinyl		0:39:38 (Pop-up)
The Credibility Gap	Hello, World! This Here's Wrong Number	Rhino Royale	Rhino	Vinyl		0:41:04 (Pop-up)

Freehold, New Jersey	Papa Oom Mow Mow	The Rhino Brothers' Greatest Flops	Rhino	Vinyl		0:46:01 (Pop-up)
The Credibility Gap	The Night The Lights Stayed On In Pittsburgh		Rhino	Vinyl	b-side of 'Hello, World!' single	0:48:21 (Pop-up)
KGB Chicken	KGB Chicken Interview	The Rhino Interview Record EP	Rhino	Vinyl		0:51:51 (Pop-up)
The Hathaway Family Plot	Banks Of The Ohio	Wal-Mart Approved Music	Free Music Archive	MP3		0:55:40 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:01pm Granny Spicy Tuna: yes!
	6:02pm Rich in Washington: Hi Don-O! I can't believe I've never actually heard that Wild Man Fischer Rhino song before. I've heard of it, but have never heard it until now.
	6:02pm Mr Fab: Hey ho, Don-O! i WOULD go to Rhino Records, if they were still in business. Lotsa good times there.
	6:02pm Rich in Washington: Hi Granny Spicy Tuna! Hi Mr. Fab!
	6:02pm Martinibomb: That wild man ficher thing for Rhino was awesome
	6:02pm Otis Fodder: Hey Hey!
	6:02pm Mr Fab: Hey Rich, yep 'twas the first release on the Rhino label.
	6:02pm Don-O: Wasn't there a doc on the record store?
	6:03pm Rich in Washington: I remember just staring at that Devotees album at my local Tower nearly every time I went and just wondering what the fuck..?
	6:03pm Martinibomb: oh feck this touch tone tuners Devo thing is so gooood
	6:04pm Granny Spicy Tuna: howdy, Don-O, howdy Rich in WA, hey there, Crapsters!
	6:04pm Don-O: I'm shocked that I was able to find the original store in the 80's. It was so far from the rest of Westwood.
	6:04pm Webhamster Henry: Take a Valk on de Kosher Side!
	6:04pm Rich in Washington: I'm on a crazy online record buying binge lately and I just have to stop. I need help.
	6:04pm Don-O: Yo, Grannie!!
	6:04pm Mr Fab: Hi Granny! KROQ used to play "Devotees." songs like "Are we not clowns? We are Bozo"
	6:05pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Webmaster Henry: Take a valk down Fairfax!
	6:06pm Martinibomb: I hadn't heard that Devotees Album
	6:06pm Webhamster Henry: @GrannySpicyTuna: indeed, the proper response!
	6:08pm Rich in Washington: It's pretty nutty. Lots of people doing covers of Devo songs. WAY way ahead of the late 80s/early 90s trend of the band tribute album (which I contend started with that Neil Young tribute album The Bridge).
	6:09pm Don-O: So far, this is the only evidence I found of that documentary. I wonder if it got finish after the Kickstarter phase: www.jukeboxplaying.com...
	6:10pm Don-O: UT! Bad news, the film might no have been made.....damnit! www.kickstarter.com...
	6:11pm Martinibomb: @Rich this album has been in the back of my mind like off in the haze out of focus. I need to get the whole thing. The Mongoloid covers on youtube are amazing! holy shit cool as fuck
	6:11pm Mr Fab: one of my first post-college jobs was off Westwood Blvd. I used to walk to Rhino on my lunch breaks. Saw They Might Be Giants - just the 2 of them - play a free noon show there once.
	6:13pm Rich in Washington: Derailroaded is a great doc on Larry.
	6:13pm Martinibomb: My old roommate moved down to LA and worked at that Westbood blvd location I think.. it was near the end. I think they closed in 2006?
	6:14pm Don-O: I've lost track of WHAT I saw live in that place. I saw Dr. D a couple of times.....
	6:15pm Granny Spicy Tuna: My friend's kid is in an all-kid DEVO-inspired band called REVO. They do covers and originals! They are quite a hit in these parts.
	6:16pm Granny Spicy Tuna: These men are imposters!
	6:16pm Rich in Washington: Was Coyle and Sharpe on Rhino? Or just Mal?
	6:17pm Martinibomb: Someone posted Wild Man Fischer in the face hole page and he's been on my mind. So I'm primed for this episode. Facehole meta prgramming works wadyaknow.
	6:19pm Don-O: Just Mel. He made two LP's for them.
	6:19pm Martinibomb: @Granny checkin' out Revo on utube. I have a pal who works for Devo when they tour
	6:21pm Rich in Washington: Wow! I found 'em. They're criminally cheap! I didn't know he did solo albums.
	6:21pm Martinibomb: Is Revo a dad and his two kids? I can't find much googling em
	6:23pm Don-O: I never got his solo stuff as I didn't know Coyle and Sharpe at the time. After I got that CD collection Rollins, I started to kick myself for missing them.
	6:23pm Linda Lee: There's my ink! "I'd rather be a King in Hell than a Stooge in Heaven!"
	6:23pm Rich in Washington: I remember reading that Alan from Devo briefly had a band with his daughter before he passed away.
	6:24pm Rich in Washington: That's great, LL!
	6:26pm Linda Lee: just gotta find the right place for it.
	6:26pm Martinibomb: oh this FB Pencil Neck geek kicks arse
	6:27pm Linda Lee: fabulous.
	6:29pm Don-O: I'm a bit disappointed that non re-issues don't include this ending. Shocking, I tells ya!!!
	6:29pm Linda Lee: just seeing Blassie's picture for the first time. superb.
	6:29pm Rich in Washington: Portland punk band Rancid Vat did a funny cover of Pencil Neck Geek in the mid 80s.
	6:32pm βrian: This guy could be president.
	6:33pm Linda Lee: yes, please. is he still with us?
	6:34pm Linda Lee: just checked. alas, no.
	6:34pm Martinibomb: I kinda remember rancid vat or maybe posters? I don't think I ever saw em. Do you have any records Rich?
	6:34pm Rich in Washington: He's having breakfast with Andy Kaufman every day now.
	6:35pm Linda Lee: yes sir! :-)
	6:35pm Rich in Washington: Wikipedia says that Billy Zoom played guitar on King of Men!
	6:36pm Rich in Washington: It's amazing how much of this Rhino stuff just brings me back to Doctor Demento.
	6:37pm Martinibomb: I'm gonna miss your show again Rich (Archives later). Have to take off... super awesome show today Don-O! really dug it
	6:37pm Otis Fodder: Just got up off the sofa to say the same thing. Dr D flashback here! Love it. Also reminds me of watching the Rhino Doc a couple of years ago.
	6:38pm Don-O: Thanks M.Bomb!
	6:39pm Rich in Washington: I need to see this Rhino doc. I sure loved the Tower documentary. Our Music Millennium just celebrated its 50th year.
	6:40pm Linda Lee: lovely tone on that soprano!
	6:41pm Rich in Washington: Some friends and I keep threatening to form The Master Musicians of Kazookia, but we haven't done it yet. It might be ill advised in ultra PC Portlandia.
	6:42pm Don-O: Kazoos are considered not-enough-woke?!
	6:43pm Linda Lee: Hail, hail Kazookia! Land of the brave and free!
	6:43pm Rich in Washington: We were actually going to dress up similar to the Moroccan group Master Musicians of Joujouka. I think some Ptowner's wouldn't get the joke and would be offended.
	6:43pm Rich in Washington: or that we're mocking ethic music.
	6:44pm Linda Lee: damn it!
	6:45pm Linda Lee: it could work well.
	6:46pm Rich in Washington: I think we were mainly looking to mock ethnomusic snobs if anyone. The station was thinking of making kazoos to give away for swag, so that inspired the idea.
	6:46pm Mr Fab: Ah man, reminiscing about, apart from all the records I bought there, the free shows i used to see at Rhino: los Stratejackets, Man or Astroman, Babatunde Alatundje...The Del Rubio Triplets were a stand-out.
	6:46pm Linda Lee: thank you Don-O!
	6:48pm Don-O: The ONLY other live record store act I saw outside of Rhino was the Friends Of Dean Martinez at Amoeba.
	6:49pm Linda Lee: i like the idea.
	6:50pm Don-O: Those 'Gap' guys knew how to reach those high notes!
	6:51pm Linda Lee: my lord, i thought for sure they were enhanced!
	6:51pm Mr Fab: Well, Rich there IS a band that gets WFMU play called Master Musicians of Bukkake so you've got a ways to go if you really want to be offensive.
	6:53pm Linda Lee: "Mr. Chicken"!
	6:53pm Rich in Washington: Yeah. Sort of affiliated with one of the Sun City Girls' Alan Bishop, I believe.
	6:54pm Don-O: The "fun" continues www.wfmu.org...
	6:57pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for a Rhinotastic show, Don-O! Taking this party downstairs next, right here: www.wfmu.org...

The Hour of Crap with Don-O: Playlist from March 22, 2019

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