WFMU: Morricone Island with Devon E. Levins: Playlist from February 25, 2020

Listener comments!
	7:01pm Michael 98145: Camels!
	7:02pm Listening Out There: Am listening in 70 mm...
	7:02pm dale: popul vuh?
	7:02pm ultradamno: Well, that looks like a must see doc.
	7:02pm dale: couer de ver?
	7:04pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hello Devon. I'm so bummed that I'll have to bail soon but I'd like to share a couple of thoughts with Stuart Sweezey. I can't wait to see this documentary. I wish I could go back in time to see all the shows he put on. It's super inspiring to me that Stuart put on shows in unique places, with unique sounds outside of the typical limiting bar/club/rental space. Thank you for doing what you did.
	7:06pm Michael 98145: { www.desolutioncenter.com server not found. } Hope it will appear soon on the left coast.
	7:06pm edelkakao cha cha: hey hi hello. popol vuh, kinski and herzog were always a good combo, now wait, have I ever seen cobra verde? don't remember... the documentary is so good with kinskis raging and all
	7:07pm Michael 98145: those were such fun times
	7:07pm ultradamno: Any Haters/JGXL for the SRL connection?
	7:07pm dale: i've never seen cobra verde. i gotta get on that.
	7:08pm ?: Wow, Popul Vuh? 1988. I had surgery at Mass General in Boston, I'd wake up at 2 AM when the pain meds wore off and while I was waiting for my next shot, I'd listen to the MIT radio station and this song came on. Maybe it was the pain and meds but I thought it was incredible. I waited to hear the playlist, which was quite long, and thought it was Dead Can Dance so when I came back to NY bought up all the Dead Can Dance I could find. I loved it but this song wasn't by them. It was years before I found it - or thought I did but right now I think I never did find it, this is the right one. Now that I know the name I can probably find it now. Very grateful. I must sound very strange.
	7:09pm edelkakao cha cha: www.desolationcenter.com works of course, there was a typo
	7:09pm Michael 98145: duh. my bad.
	7:11pm dale: ? - soundtrack to heart of glass is similar and worth hearing.
	7:12pm edelkakao cha cha: early neubauten! their live tapes from early 80s are manic to say the least,
	7:12pm edelkakao cha cha: ? - DCD is not exactly a bad gateway to popol vuh!
	7:13pm slugluv1313: damn! this documentary sounds fascinating, hoping i can get to he screening tomorrow!
	7:13pm Michael 98145: I miss Savage Republic
	7:14pm ultradamno: Jamahiriya Democratique et Populaire de Sauvage is classic.
	7:14pm slugluv1313: YES early Neubauten is freakin' awesome!!
	7:14pm Michael 98145: and all those great letterpress artifacts
	7:18pm ToTetsu: Sweat post-punk relief. My Office's Alexa is droning on something like "Hallelujah You were an angel in the shape of my mum."
	7:18pm edelkakao cha cha: I really should get to know Savage Republic much better, I only have the second album (vinyl, not the remixed CD's), the song we just heard sounded so good!
	7:19pm Laura L: Hi to Stuart from Laura L! See you tomorrow night at IFC.
	7:25pm The Oscar: Busy doing dishes, but loving the show! I got to review the doc when it played Boston a while back, and definitely recommend it: https://bostonhassle.com/review-desolation-center-2019-dir-stuart-swezey/
	7:26pm ultradamno: How Chinese Food Fueled the Rise of California Punk www.topic.com...
	7:28pm JakeGould: @ultradamno: Damn you I was about to post about the “Hong Kong Café!” “When Bill Hong said yes to the promoters, he was trying to be practical. He knew the restaurant needed more customers; maybe letting a few young bands play could help bring them in. He never could’ve foreseen that his family’s establishment, the Hong Kong Low—located on a small street called Gin Ling Way—would become a focal point for a seminal music scene: West Coast punk.”
	7:28pm Michael 98145: oh, geez! Saw X at the Hong Kong ...
	7:29pm Michael 98145: and a band i think was called Code Blue (?)
	7:30pm Michael 98145: oh, and Alley Cats!!
	7:31pm ultradamno: Such a great band, Alley Cats.
	7:32pm Michael 98145: yup
	7:37pm Pseu Braun: my only regret at that time was not getting back to Cali to see this at the time. Savage Rep was godhead.
	7:42pm ultradamno: There are this SRL videos from Halloween of them just unleashing the robots on the street guerilla style. Crazy. www.youtube.com...
	7:47pm ultradamno: Unique Negative Approach shirt.
	7:51pm edelkakao cha cha: I wonder if there'll be streaming options or a physical release (especially for those of us outside USA)
	7:57pm Marshall Stacks: I've got my copy of AMOK Fourth Dispatch right here. It has aged well.
	7:57pm ultradamno: Amok, I still have a bookmark from ordering through the catalog.
	7:57pm ultradamno: In that letterpress style, no less.
	8:02pm adampsyche: hell yeah
	8:02pm Mr. Pumpy: Hello Devon and the Islanders. Just tuned in...and it's kicking my ass!!!!
	8:11pm slugluv1313: thank-you, Devon -- fantastic show! hoping there are more screenings of Desolation Center @ Marshall Stacks -- ah! i have all my old AMOKs too! :) @ ultradamno -- thank-you for that link, fascinating! those old photos, flyers are great!

Morricone Island with Devon E. Levins: Playlist from February 25, 2020

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February 25, 2020: STUART SWEZEY (Director of "Desolation Center")
Stuart Swezey, director of “Desolation Center,” discusses the documentary's untold story of the Reagan-era guerrilla punk and industrial desert happenings he promoted in Southern California which inspired Burning Man, Lollapalooza and Coachella. The film includes interviews and rare footage of Sonic Youth, Minutemen, Meat Puppets, Swans, Redd Kross, Einstürzende Neubauten, Survival Research Laboratories and Savage Republic. "Desolation Center" screens at IFC in New York City on Wednesday 2/26 at 730pm with Q&A between Stuart, Jenn Pelly of Pitchfork, and Sonic Youth's Lee Renaldo and Steve Shelley. Go to desolationcenter.com for more info.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Ferrante & Teicher	Theme From Lawrence Of Arabia	All Time Great Movie Themes	EMI
Popol Vuh	Wehe Khorazin "Wehe Khorazin" by "Popol Vuh"	Fitzcarraldo	ZYX Records		0:03:05 (Pop-up)
Sonic Youth/Lydia Lunc	Death Valley	Bad Moon Rising	Homestead		0:05:15 (Pop-up)
Einstürzende Neubauten	Zeichnungen der Patienten	Zeichnungen des Patienten O.T.	Some Bizzare Records		0:16:17 (Pop-up)
Minutemen	Party With Me Punker "Party With Me Punker" by "Minutemen"	The Politics of Time	New Alliance		0:09:58 (Pop-up)
Savage Republic	Machinery "Machinery" by "Savage Republic"	Tragic Figures	Independent Project Records		0:10:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: STUART SWEZEY & PAUL RACHMAN	INTERVIEW	DESOLATION CENTER			0:17:50 (Pop-up)
Savage Republic	Mobilization "Mobilization" by "Savage Republic"	Desolation Center (Mojave Exodus, Lucerne Valley, CA Sun 4-24-83)			0:40:30 (Pop-up)
Minutemen	Tune for Wind God "Tune for Wind God" by "Minutemen"	Desolation Center			0:44:17 (Pop-up)
Sonic Youth	Sonic Youth live Kill Yr Idols	esolation Center (Sat 1/5/85 Gila Monster Jamboree)			0:46:52 (Pop-up)
Meat Puppets	Two Rivers "Two Rivers" by "Meat Puppets"	Desolation Center (Sat 1/5/85 Gila Monster Jamboree)			0:52:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: STUART SWEZEY & PAUL RACHMAN	INTERVIEW	DESOLATION CENTER		desolationcenter.com	0:53:26 (Pop-up)
Redd Kross	Linda Blair "Linda Blair" by "Redd Kross"	Teen Babes From Monsanto	Gasatanka Records		0:59:55 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:01pm Michael 98145: Camels!
	7:02pm Listening Out There: Am listening in 70 mm...
	7:02pm dale: popul vuh?
	7:02pm ultradamno: Well, that looks like a must see doc.
	7:02pm dale: couer de ver?
	7:04pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hello Devon. I'm so bummed that I'll have to bail soon but I'd like to share a couple of thoughts with Stuart Sweezey. I can't wait to see this documentary. I wish I could go back in time to see all the shows he put on. It's super inspiring to me that Stuart put on shows in unique places, with unique sounds outside of the typical limiting bar/club/rental space. Thank you for doing what you did.
	7:06pm Michael 98145: { www.desolutioncenter.com server not found. } Hope it will appear soon on the left coast.
	7:06pm edelkakao cha cha: hey hi hello. popol vuh, kinski and herzog were always a good combo, now wait, have I ever seen cobra verde? don't remember... the documentary is so good with kinskis raging and all
	7:07pm Michael 98145: those were such fun times
	7:07pm ultradamno: Any Haters/JGXL for the SRL connection?
	7:07pm dale: i've never seen cobra verde. i gotta get on that.
	7:08pm ?: Wow, Popul Vuh? 1988. I had surgery at Mass General in Boston, I'd wake up at 2 AM when the pain meds wore off and while I was waiting for my next shot, I'd listen to the MIT radio station and this song came on. Maybe it was the pain and meds but I thought it was incredible. I waited to hear the playlist, which was quite long, and thought it was Dead Can Dance so when I came back to NY bought up all the Dead Can Dance I could find. I loved it but this song wasn't by them. It was years before I found it - or thought I did but right now I think I never did find it, this is the right one. Now that I know the name I can probably find it now. Very grateful. I must sound very strange.
	7:09pm edelkakao cha cha: www.desolationcenter.com works of course, there was a typo
	7:09pm Michael 98145: duh. my bad.
	7:11pm dale: ? - soundtrack to heart of glass is similar and worth hearing.
	7:12pm edelkakao cha cha: early neubauten! their live tapes from early 80s are manic to say the least,
	7:12pm edelkakao cha cha: ? - DCD is not exactly a bad gateway to popol vuh!
	7:13pm slugluv1313: damn! this documentary sounds fascinating, hoping i can get to he screening tomorrow!
	7:13pm Michael 98145: I miss Savage Republic
	7:14pm ultradamno: Jamahiriya Democratique et Populaire de Sauvage is classic.
	7:14pm slugluv1313: YES early Neubauten is freakin' awesome!!
	7:14pm Michael 98145: and all those great letterpress artifacts
	7:18pm ToTetsu: Sweat post-punk relief. My Office's Alexa is droning on something like "Hallelujah You were an angel in the shape of my mum."
	7:18pm edelkakao cha cha: I really should get to know Savage Republic much better, I only have the second album (vinyl, not the remixed CD's), the song we just heard sounded so good!
	7:19pm Laura L: Hi to Stuart from Laura L! See you tomorrow night at IFC.
	7:25pm The Oscar: Busy doing dishes, but loving the show! I got to review the doc when it played Boston a while back, and definitely recommend it: https://bostonhassle.com/review-desolation-center-2019-dir-stuart-swezey/
	7:26pm ultradamno: How Chinese Food Fueled the Rise of California Punk www.topic.com...
	7:28pm JakeGould: @ultradamno: Damn you I was about to post about the “Hong Kong Café!” “When Bill Hong said yes to the promoters, he was trying to be practical. He knew the restaurant needed more customers; maybe letting a few young bands play could help bring them in. He never could’ve foreseen that his family’s establishment, the Hong Kong Low—located on a small street called Gin Ling Way—would become a focal point for a seminal music scene: West Coast punk.”
	7:28pm Michael 98145: oh, geez! Saw X at the Hong Kong ...
	7:29pm Michael 98145: and a band i think was called Code Blue (?)
	7:30pm Michael 98145: oh, and Alley Cats!!
	7:31pm ultradamno: Such a great band, Alley Cats.
	7:32pm Michael 98145: yup
	7:37pm Pseu Braun: my only regret at that time was not getting back to Cali to see this at the time. Savage Rep was godhead.
	7:42pm ultradamno: There are this SRL videos from Halloween of them just unleashing the robots on the street guerilla style. Crazy. www.youtube.com...
	7:47pm ultradamno: Unique Negative Approach shirt.
	7:51pm edelkakao cha cha: I wonder if there'll be streaming options or a physical release (especially for those of us outside USA)
	7:57pm Marshall Stacks: I've got my copy of AMOK Fourth Dispatch right here. It has aged well.
	7:57pm ultradamno: Amok, I still have a bookmark from ordering through the catalog.
	7:57pm ultradamno: In that letterpress style, no less.
	8:02pm adampsyche: hell yeah
	8:02pm Mr. Pumpy: Hello Devon and the Islanders. Just tuned in...and it's kicking my ass!!!!
	8:11pm slugluv1313: thank-you, Devon -- fantastic show! hoping there are more screenings of Desolation Center @ Marshall Stacks -- ah! i have all my old AMOKs too! :) @ ultradamno -- thank-you for that link, fascinating! those old photos, flyers are great!

Morricone Island with Devon E. Levins: Playlist from February 25, 2020

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