WFMU: Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from June 19, 2020

Listener comments!
	6:58pm Rich in Washington: Hey everybody! Getting it all set up for you! Hi in advance! I might be furiously flipping switches, etc, so might be sparse on here until it's off the ground.
	7:00pm StringOFperils: Lung time!
	7:01pm ultradamno: Hey Rich! Diggers!
	7:01pm ARB: Lunging in!
	7:02pm Photocopy Cha Cha: Hyvää Juhannusta.
	7:02pm solo mon: I’m almost done w work and then it’s going to be bong smokers lung as well!
	7:02pm Mr Fab: cough, cough Ready to dig the sounds, and be hypnotized by floating, twirling brains.
	7:03pm Rich in Washington: Hi everybody!
	7:04pm Aitch: I think it's his lung
	7:05pm CC: Ok...Do it to it, Rich!!!
	7:06pm Rich in Washington: Hi StringOFperils! Hi ultradamno! Hi ARB! Hi Photocopy Cha Cha Hi solo mon! Hi Mr Fab! Hi Aitch! Hi CC!
	7:06pm StringOFperils: Having bong envy here..
	7:08pm Don-O: UT! I'm back!
	7:09pm CC: Sometimes Crime Pays when all else fails!!!
	7:09pm solo mon: She was on the daily show last night.
	7:10pm solo mon: Kimberly Jones, was a great interview.
	7:11pm solo bong: Bong fire Madigan
	7:12pm Rich in Washington: Hi Don-O! Thanks for a great show today!
	7:13pm geezerette: Oh,Rich...no flaws in your mirror.
	7:14pm Martinibomb: had to go to the grocery store and got stuck in the middle of a BLM march
	7:15pm Rich in Washington: Hi geezerette!
	7:15pm Rich in Washington: Hi Martinibomb!
	7:15pm Martinibomb: fun to see the protest but man they were pissing drivers off hilarious
	7:16pm Mr Fab: in my '90s free-jazz phase, i was fairly obsessed with Pharoah. Saw him live, and he still blew like a mutha. May I request "Country Mile" off this album? haven't heard it in ages.
	7:17pm Rich in Washington: Sure! I'll work it in later!
	7:18pm Rich in Washington: My 90s Axiom label/Laswell phase. Has it aged well?
	7:18pm Mr Fab: This album came out 25 years ago?! That just hurts me to think about...
	7:20pm Martinibomb: ^ i feel old man like 25 years flew by
	7:22pm Martinibomb: Don-O 's stream have any issues today? I didn't get to listen as much as I wanted
	7:22pm Rich in Washington: If anyone can make a guitar SKRONK it's Sonny Sharronk, er, I mean Sharrock.
	7:23pm Mr Fab: No probs with Don-O's show, It went perfectly today.
	7:23pm CC: The older you get 25 years will seem just like last week!!!
	7:23pm Rich in Washington: Indeed! he got his mojo workin'.
	7:23pm Aitch: Axiom label/Laswell phase is good. Bootsy's Zillatron a fave. And the Buckethead colabs, wild stuff
	7:24pm ARB: This show is the antithesis of anhedonia so far...
	7:24pm Rich in Washington: That's what I was shootin' for ARB! Glad to hear!
	7:25pm Martinibomb: the new Ultraman series is premiering in an hour - simulcast w/english subtitles on their youtube channel.. so excited. Yes I love ultraman
	7:26pm Rich in Washington: I endorse watching it with the sound off during my show. I'll try to soundtrack it appropriately.
	7:27pm Rich in Washington: Aitch, I nearly grabbed Zillatron. Any particular track?
	7:27pm Martinibomb: It's not like you need the sound -- just gotta read the subtitles so yessss u get to be the soundtrack to the new Ultraman Z
	7:29pm geezerette: ARB, agree. More like bliss.
	7:31pm solo mon: Zillatron oh gosh haven’t heard that for wverrr
	7:32pm CC: That sounds like the chick who sings for Chick Corea???
	7:32pm Rich in Washington: Yes, I believe she did. And for Miles on some pieces.
	7:33pm Rich in Washington: Airtoo Moriera's spouse, too.
	7:33pm StringOFperils: Ha ha. Yup, it's that chick. Light As A Feather etc
	7:33pm Mr Fab: yep, Flora purim, Brazilian legend. Seen her perform with her master percussionist husband Airto (who also played in the Miles axis)
	7:33pm Rich in Washington: Ernest Hood plays zither on this album.
	7:33pm CC: Mmmm...nice!!!
	7:33pm ironybread: Chick Corea circa 1967-1970 is total peace comfort happiness place
	7:34pm Mr Fab: Wha..? Jazz zither? Again, i can't tell if you're joking or not, Rich!
	7:34pm Rich in Washington: Hi ironybread!
	7:35pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, there's a zither freakout on this track. Ernie. He played on more than one Flora album.
	7:36pm Martinibomb: the bass on this track is boss
	7:37pm Martinibomb: so many shitty bass players yet the bass is pretty cool - holding down the tonal center while keepin' it funkay
	7:37pm Rich in Washington: yeah, I had this looped on my Koass Pad for several hours and never got tired of it. It's Stanley Clarke.
	7:37pm ultradamno: It's not just everybody that would freak out on a zither. On a autoharp, sure.
	7:38pm StringOFperils: Clarke used an Alembic bass. You can program certain individual string voicings....an early synth controller
	7:38pm Rich in Washington: Ernie could.
	7:38pm CC: These kind of cuts fit in perfect with Billy Cobham from that era!!!
	7:39pm Martinibomb: this shit is just so damn killer doesn't get better
	7:40pm Rich in Washington: This was my first post-covid lockdown goodwill find.
	7:40pm solo mon: Bonghitters lung has really payed off thanks for the flora!
	7:41pm Martinibomb: I almost went into Mississippi Records today but I only had $3 cash on me.. should have hit the $1 bin I suppose.. anyway it was open
	7:41pm Rich in Washington: I wonder if Toody's is also open.
	7:41pm StringOFperils: Sounds like my financial landscape.
	7:41pm Martinibomb: @sol u ever shop at Cherry Sprout? I love that place
	7:42pm StringOFperils: This is a great Goodwill store find. Could that cover be any uglier tho? Jeez.
	7:42pm solo mon: MB -Yes! My good friend Sarah works there- I go there at least once a week.
	7:43pm geezerette: Was just hearing Sanders' "TCHAMP" in my mind!
	7:43pm Martinibomb: ^Nice! I luv that store - my main shopping place
	7:44pm solo mon: Looks like Clinton s records is open now, too.
	7:44pm Martinibomb: I always laugh when people tell me they "hate" jazz -- like u ever heard a Pharoah Sanders mutherfucker?!
	7:44pm ultradamno: I've heard some pretty wild koto freak outs, come to think of it...
	7:45pm solo mon: Gorgeous
	7:45pm Rich in Washington: So is Crossroads. The owner posts some hilarious rants about his customers. Not his regulars, but the kind of clueless people who wander into record stores and ask stupid questions, made all the worse by him requiring people to wear masks.
	7:45pm Rich in Washington: Music Millennium is also open.
	7:46pm ironybread: good old Mississippi
	7:46pm Martinibomb: Hakim!
	7:46pm ironybread: good old Jackpot
	7:47pm Martinibomb: oh hey IronyBread wuts up Cartoon head?
	7:47pm ARB: I'm not going nowhere but did Rock 'n' Soul just now resurface or did I only just notice it's resurrection?
	7:47pm solo mon: I’m literally too afraid to go anywhere still but gotta rip the bandaid off some how. Some. Time. The first place I’m going tho is Prob gonna be a thrift store.
	7:47pm joe: 'ello folks
	7:48pm Rich in Washington: 'ello joe!
	7:49pm ultradamno: Is graph-iti when you spraypaint charts on a wall?
	7:49pm ARB: I like how you've made T.A.Z. into a serial this past month!
	7:49pm joe: Pretty much everything Laswell put out on Axiom was pretty damn cool. I got turned on to it and Laswell when he put out the first Praxis album. Still one of my favorites
	7:50pm ironybread: Poetic terrorism is good art, but financial terrorism against billionaires ALWAYS matches my furtniture.
	7:51pm ironybread: not to mention my furniture
	7:51pm βrian: Wow, the blacklight theme brings back memories. Good evening, Rich.
	7:53pm StringOFperils: @ARB > Rock n Soul ICHIBAN re-launches under a new name this Sunday.
	7:54pm Rich in Washington: Hi βrian!
	7:54pm ARB: Yes, but I see it on the homepage now, seems like it started early
	7:54pm Rich in Washington: That's good news, StringOFperils!
	7:55pm StringOFperils: Ah, that wasn't there a while ago. Hmmm. Could be.
	7:56pm ironybread: Wow, just realized this heavy and interesting stuff was done by the same guy who did "A Real Tong Funeral" with Carla Bley
	7:57pm CC: In song swells there of Rhythm telling out it's Counted time...dwelling ever on it's Cadence ringing out it's rhythmic rhyme...so sweet a heartbeat So Divine throbs forever in thine bosom never far away from mine...a pulse so sensitive to life...oh love and hence, we'll rise above this tragedy of strife...etc
	7:58pm StringOFperils: Ichiban, whiach it isn't supposed to be called, isn't on the main page, LISTEN NOW, menu. Not presently at least. Kenzo might be rebuilding something.
	7:59pm ultradamno: On the app, it says 'rock and soul radio' now.
	7:59pm Rich in Washington: There is a piece on the Tong on this CD. Maybe I'll play it next week, keeping with the serial concept!
	7:59pm ARB: ahh, it briefly was, or was I in the black lodge of former ichiban
	8:00pm Rich in Washington: It's phantom radio stream syndrome!
	8:01pm StringOFperils: They're re-wiring Spock's brain....I'm going with Sunday, for the launch. It's WFMU. It's 2020. Anything can happen.
	8:02pm Rich in Washington: How's this color scheme treating everyone's cones and rods? I find it rather soothing, myself.
	8:03pm StringOFperils: This colour scheme is swanky. Reminds me of black-light.
	8:03pm joe: @Rich it works. I have to agree it is a pretty soothing combination.
	8:04pm joe: I believe it is Saturday at 9am is the plan
	8:05pm βrian: I'd think the scheme would be a bit UI-unfriendly, but the contrast is sharp enough for my tired eyes. It works.
	8:05pm CC: I like aquamarine for text on black???
	8:06pm StringOFperils: The plan is always what ya gotta watch out for. The plan.
	8:06pm joe: @Rich just keep proving my statement about the quality of releases on Axiom :)
	8:06pm ironybread: The Internet told me today that the first Jurassic 5 CD is 20 years old today. I AM OLD but I dont' care, what's good stays good.
	8:07pm joe: Also have to credit Axiom with introducing me to James Koehnline whose art work I can get lost in for hours on end.
	8:07pm StringOFperils: Saturday @ 9 AM. That is what it says now. Okay. The plan.
	8:08pm CC: I feel like watching it's a mad mad mad mad world?!?
	8:09pm Rich in Washington: It's a Mad Mad Mad Max Fury Road.
	8:09pm CC: I'll save it for later!!!...:)
	8:11pm Mr Fab: it's the "Masters of Reality" color combo.
	8:12pm Rich in Washington: Oh, you're RIGHT Mr Fab!
	8:12pm Rich in Washington: I've been on this weird Sabbath kick lately, too!
	8:13pm βrian: Black Sabbath, you mean? I always confuse them with the Roches.
	8:13pm solo mon: Ah love this track
	8:14pm ironybread: We haven't heard your voice in a while Mr. Lindsay!
	8:18pm ironybread: You don't need to DIE under an AVALANCHE OF CDS just for good radio. But I appreciate the fact that you offered.
	8:18pm ARB: Are there other people like Kool Keith?
	8:19pm solo mon: The D in CD stands for Danger
	8:19pm Martinibomb: T.A.Z.
	8:20pm ironybread: ERNIE!
	8:22pm CC: Go where your soul takes you!!!
	8:23pm solo mon: Yes!!!
	8:26pm joe: When I did Uncle Michael's Music From Shut Ins Hey Asshole was on my short list but it was just too long.
	8:29pm Kat in Chicago: Sneaking in late again, hello lung lovers
	8:29pm Rich in Washington: Kat! I'm playing some Chicago music right now!
	8:30pm CC: kind of sounds like William Burroughs???
	8:31pm ironybread: I'm going to go buy some Szechuan food for friends now, have a good show Rich!!
	8:32pm Rich in Washington: Get your Szechuan on! See you later!
	8:33pm Kat in Chicago: Haha Rich, remind me to tell you how Al Jourgensen and I ended up on a Phil Donahue panel in the early 80s. Actually you can find it on YouTube. I can't watch it, it's too weird for me. I'm told I have the exact same voice now.
	8:33pm Rich in Washington: Oh my god! I haveta see that!
	8:34pm joe: @kat I think I've actually watched that. :)
	8:34pm Kat in Chicago: @joe many people have!
	8:36pm Rich in Washington: I love that really long shambolic live performance Revco video and it's fun to guess which drugs individual members are on.
	8:37pm Aitch: all on all of them
	8:37pm CC: Killer cut!!!
	8:38pm Rich in Washington: I almost played the live one, which is my favorite, but this LP doesn't get the love it deserves, imo.
	8:38pm Mr Fab: I had ALL these Ministry-and-related albums you're playing now Rich. used to blast 'em in my youth. it's a miracle I have any hearing left. (i could play this drum pattern on my brother's drum kit, too.)
	8:40pm Mr Fab: Well, I'll be looking for THAT episode of Donahue. i'm sure you're totally cool in it, Kat.
	8:40pm joe: I have to chuckle at how fast some of the Ministry stuff seemed almost 30 years ago compared to when I hear it now and being exposed to some really crazy stuff after the fact.
	8:40pm Aitch: Sounds of my 80's share houses. There was Gaye Bikers on Acid there somewhere to
	8:41pm joe: My friends and I lived on all this stuff for like a year.
	8:41pm Kat in Chicago: It's always hilarious when someone I know stumbles across it and they're all like OMIGOD KAT
	8:41pm joe: @Aitch I just listened to Stewed To the Gills yesterday.
	8:42pm Mr Fab: Aitch: if Ministry & Co were British, would they be "grebo"?
	8:43pm Aitch: I'm Australian, not sure
	8:44pm joe: I didn't even know grebo was a thing until a couple of years ago and I listened to a lot of the bands that fell into that, but had no idea there was a bonding agent of some sort.
	8:47pm CC: Happy Christmas and a very merry Grebo!!!
	8:47pm Mr Fab: i don't think it was a real genre, just one of those things Brit music writers would throw out. Some don't stick ("nu-rave" anyone?), but unfortunately some really dumb ones like "krautrock" or "shoegaze" do.
	8:52pm Mr Fab: i don't mean "krautrock" music was dumb, just the name. nah, love the music.
	8:53pm CC: Labels are misleading!!!
	8:54pm joe: @Mr. Fab totally got ya. Honestly is a label that I'm surprised has not caused more of backlash
	8:55pm CC: To me, the term grunge meant the revival of real raw rock and roll..!..
	8:57pm ARB: Thanks for muting my anhedonia for 2 hours Rich
	8:57pm ultradamno: In the documentary Autoluminescent Nick Cave complains a lot about the way the British press would write about The Birthday Party on the basis of being Aus., "sound like they spent too much time in the bush" etc. Same kind of provincialism that gave birth to that term (even though Faust originally coined it, not expecting it to become what it did)
	8:58pm Rich in Washington: We have the power to mute it. Thanks for listening!
	8:58pm Mr Fab: I thought Faust's use was parody? But I dunno. Gotta run, so thanks muchly, Rich. Sheenas Jungle Room: home of the grebo revival! Bye, all.
	8:58pm joe: Thank you for a great time Rich
	8:59pm Photocopy Cha Cha: whilst largely away from the board during this beautiful midsummer night, I was listening and gotta thank you for a rather interesting set.
	8:59pm CC: Whatever she sings I have to agree with even though I might not understand it!!!
	8:59pm joe: That was always my impression of Faust's use as well.
	8:59pm ultradamno: It was, but my understanding is it came before the press got hold of it (there's an interview with Zappi out there where he says basically that)
	9:02pm joe: The music press (English specifically) had such a back handed way of cutting things down in way that most of time many people started out agreeing with them before the realized they were actually be facetious . Just like that guy in the records store.
	9:02pm ultradamno: WD: It was joke that. During the war, the Germans were called "the krauts" as they used to eat "Sauerkraut." That is why we called a title of ours "Krautrock." Later, the British music industry established a new genre for german music, called "Krautrock." furious.com...
	9:03pm CC: Thanks Rich!!!
	9:06pm Rich in Washington: Thanks everybody! You RAWWKKK!!

Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from June 19, 2020

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A three-hour exploration of excavations from the farthest reaches of humanity's hellish collective brain, through records, tapes, CDs, mostly scoured from country bumpkin thrift stores, creepy charity shops, backwoods junk stores, and even the internet - all mixed live. We don't judge, we just play 'em. Hosted by Rich in Washington.

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June 19, 2020: Journeys Through Anhedonia

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Bonfire Madigan	Bleeds Change "Bleeds Change" by "Bonfire Madigan"	Bleeds Change	Bandcamp	2004	MP3		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Kimberly Jones	How Can We Win? "How Can We Win?" by "Kimberly Jones"	YouTube Video		2020	MP3	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sb9_qGOa9Go	0:03:58 (Pop-up)
Bonfire Madigan	Genesis Too "Genesis Too" by "Bonfire Madigan"	Genesis Too	Bandcamp		MP3		0:06:30 (Pop-up)
Pharoah Sanders	Our Roots (Began in Africa)	Message From Home	Verve	1995	CD		0:10:57 (Pop-up)
Sonny Sharrock	As We Used To Sing	Ask The Ages	Axiom	1991	CD	Pharoah Sanders, Elvin Jones, Charnette Moffet, Sonny Sharrock.	0:20:56 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	Optigan Loops Looping "Optigan Loops Looping"						0:27:58 (Pop-up)
Flora Purim	Moon Dreams "Moon Dreams" by "Flora Purim"	Butterfly Dreams	Milestone	1973	LP	Ernest Hood on Zither	0:31:02 (Pop-up)
Flora Purim	Dr. Jive (Part 2) "Dr. Jive (Part 2)" by "Flora Purim"	Butterfly Dreams	Milestone	1973	LP		0:35:45 (Pop-up)
Pharoah Sanders	The Creator Has a Master Plan	Energy Essentials	Impulse!		LP		0:39:41 (Pop-up)
Hakim Bey and Bill Laswell	Poetic Terrorism	T.A.Z.	Axiom		CD		0:45:45 (Pop-up)
Charlie Haden & the Liberation Music Orchestra	Song for Ché	Energy Essentials	Impulse!		LP		0:49:52 (Pop-up)
Umar Bin Hassan	Malcolm "Malcolm" by "Umar Bin Hassan"	Be Bop or Be Dead	Axiom		CD		0:56:45 (Pop-up)
Material/Ramm Ell Zee	Intime "Intime" by "Material/Ramm Ell Zee"	Intonarumori	Axiom	1999	CD		1:03:07 (Pop-up)
Material/Kool Keith/Kut Masta Kurt	Conspiracies	Intonarumori	Axiom	1999	CD		1:03:57 (Pop-up)
Material/Extrakd/Eddie Def	Rodent Robots	Intonarumori	Axiom	1999	CD		1:08:13 (Pop-up)
Alabama 3	Mao Tse Tung Said "Mao Tse Tung Said" by "Alabama 3"	Exhile On Coldharbour Lane	Elemental Records	1997	CD		1:09:44 (Pop-up)
Gary Clail & On-U Sound System	Magic Penny	Emotional Hooligan	On-U Sound				1:12:57 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Venetian Snares	Black Sabbath "Black Sabbath" by "Venetian Snares"						1:15:35 (Pop-up)
1000 Homo DJs	Supernaut "Supernaut" by "1000 Homo DJs"	Supernaut	Wax Trax!	1991	12"		1:22:10 (Pop-up)
Revolting Cocks	Gila Copter "Gila Copter" by "Revolting Cocks"	Linger Ficken Good	Sire		CD	Timothy Leary on vocal cords.	1:28:16 (Pop-up)
Ministry	Burning Inside "Burning Inside" by "Ministry"	A Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Taste	Sire	1989	LP		1:33:51 (Pop-up)
1000 Homo DJs	Apathy "Apathy" by "1000 Homo DJs"	Supernaut	Wax Trax!	1991	12"		1:38:57 (Pop-up)
Revolting Cocks	Stainless Steel Providers (live)	Beers, Steers & Queers (Remixes)	Wax Trax!	1991	12"		1:43:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Lalo Schifrin	Room Tone / Primitive Dance / Be Happy	THX-1138 OST	Film Score Monthly	2003	CD		1:49:47 (Pop-up)
Flora Purim	Summer Night "Summer Night" by "Flora Purim"	Butterfly Dreams	Milestone	1973	LP	More Ernie Hood Jazz zither freakouts	1:56:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Rev Buck Naked	Drinking Bud Watching "Bob"	Drinking Bud Watching "Bob" 7"					2:02:01 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:58pm Rich in Washington: Hey everybody! Getting it all set up for you! Hi in advance! I might be furiously flipping switches, etc, so might be sparse on here until it's off the ground.
	7:00pm StringOFperils: Lung time!
	7:01pm ultradamno: Hey Rich! Diggers!
	7:01pm ARB: Lunging in!
	7:02pm Photocopy Cha Cha: Hyvää Juhannusta.
	7:02pm solo mon: I’m almost done w work and then it’s going to be bong smokers lung as well!
	7:02pm Mr Fab: cough, cough Ready to dig the sounds, and be hypnotized by floating, twirling brains.
	7:03pm Rich in Washington: Hi everybody!
	7:04pm Aitch: I think it's his lung
	7:05pm CC: Ok...Do it to it, Rich!!!
	7:06pm Rich in Washington: Hi StringOFperils! Hi ultradamno! Hi ARB! Hi Photocopy Cha Cha Hi solo mon! Hi Mr Fab! Hi Aitch! Hi CC!
	7:06pm StringOFperils: Having bong envy here..
	7:08pm Don-O: UT! I'm back!
	7:09pm CC: Sometimes Crime Pays when all else fails!!!
	7:09pm solo mon: She was on the daily show last night.
	7:10pm solo mon: Kimberly Jones, was a great interview.
	7:11pm solo bong: Bong fire Madigan
	7:12pm Rich in Washington: Hi Don-O! Thanks for a great show today!
	7:13pm geezerette: Oh,Rich...no flaws in your mirror.
	7:14pm Martinibomb: had to go to the grocery store and got stuck in the middle of a BLM march
	7:15pm Rich in Washington: Hi geezerette!
	7:15pm Rich in Washington: Hi Martinibomb!
	7:15pm Martinibomb: fun to see the protest but man they were pissing drivers off hilarious
	7:16pm Mr Fab: in my '90s free-jazz phase, i was fairly obsessed with Pharoah. Saw him live, and he still blew like a mutha. May I request "Country Mile" off this album? haven't heard it in ages.
	7:17pm Rich in Washington: Sure! I'll work it in later!
	7:18pm Rich in Washington: My 90s Axiom label/Laswell phase. Has it aged well?
	7:18pm Mr Fab: This album came out 25 years ago?! That just hurts me to think about...
	7:20pm Martinibomb: ^ i feel old man like 25 years flew by
	7:22pm Martinibomb: Don-O 's stream have any issues today? I didn't get to listen as much as I wanted
	7:22pm Rich in Washington: If anyone can make a guitar SKRONK it's Sonny Sharronk, er, I mean Sharrock.
	7:23pm Mr Fab: No probs with Don-O's show, It went perfectly today.
	7:23pm CC: The older you get 25 years will seem just like last week!!!
	7:23pm Rich in Washington: Indeed! he got his mojo workin'.
	7:23pm Aitch: Axiom label/Laswell phase is good. Bootsy's Zillatron a fave. And the Buckethead colabs, wild stuff
	7:24pm ARB: This show is the antithesis of anhedonia so far...
	7:24pm Rich in Washington: That's what I was shootin' for ARB! Glad to hear!
	7:25pm Martinibomb: the new Ultraman series is premiering in an hour - simulcast w/english subtitles on their youtube channel.. so excited. Yes I love ultraman
	7:26pm Rich in Washington: I endorse watching it with the sound off during my show. I'll try to soundtrack it appropriately.
	7:27pm Rich in Washington: Aitch, I nearly grabbed Zillatron. Any particular track?
	7:27pm Martinibomb: It's not like you need the sound -- just gotta read the subtitles so yessss u get to be the soundtrack to the new Ultraman Z
	7:29pm geezerette: ARB, agree. More like bliss.
	7:31pm solo mon: Zillatron oh gosh haven’t heard that for wverrr
	7:32pm CC: That sounds like the chick who sings for Chick Corea???
	7:32pm Rich in Washington: Yes, I believe she did. And for Miles on some pieces.
	7:33pm Rich in Washington: Airtoo Moriera's spouse, too.
	7:33pm StringOFperils: Ha ha. Yup, it's that chick. Light As A Feather etc
	7:33pm Mr Fab: yep, Flora purim, Brazilian legend. Seen her perform with her master percussionist husband Airto (who also played in the Miles axis)
	7:33pm Rich in Washington: Ernest Hood plays zither on this album.
	7:33pm CC: Mmmm...nice!!!
	7:33pm ironybread: Chick Corea circa 1967-1970 is total peace comfort happiness place
	7:34pm Mr Fab: Wha..? Jazz zither? Again, i can't tell if you're joking or not, Rich!
	7:34pm Rich in Washington: Hi ironybread!
	7:35pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, there's a zither freakout on this track. Ernie. He played on more than one Flora album.
	7:36pm Martinibomb: the bass on this track is boss
	7:37pm Martinibomb: so many shitty bass players yet the bass is pretty cool - holding down the tonal center while keepin' it funkay
	7:37pm Rich in Washington: yeah, I had this looped on my Koass Pad for several hours and never got tired of it. It's Stanley Clarke.
	7:37pm ultradamno: It's not just everybody that would freak out on a zither. On a autoharp, sure.
	7:38pm StringOFperils: Clarke used an Alembic bass. You can program certain individual string voicings....an early synth controller
	7:38pm Rich in Washington: Ernie could.
	7:38pm CC: These kind of cuts fit in perfect with Billy Cobham from that era!!!
	7:39pm Martinibomb: this shit is just so damn killer doesn't get better
	7:40pm Rich in Washington: This was my first post-covid lockdown goodwill find.
	7:40pm solo mon: Bonghitters lung has really payed off thanks for the flora!
	7:41pm Martinibomb: I almost went into Mississippi Records today but I only had $3 cash on me.. should have hit the $1 bin I suppose.. anyway it was open
	7:41pm Rich in Washington: I wonder if Toody's is also open.
	7:41pm StringOFperils: Sounds like my financial landscape.
	7:41pm Martinibomb: @sol u ever shop at Cherry Sprout? I love that place
	7:42pm StringOFperils: This is a great Goodwill store find. Could that cover be any uglier tho? Jeez.
	7:42pm solo mon: MB -Yes! My good friend Sarah works there- I go there at least once a week.
	7:43pm geezerette: Was just hearing Sanders' "TCHAMP" in my mind!
	7:43pm Martinibomb: ^Nice! I luv that store - my main shopping place
	7:44pm solo mon: Looks like Clinton s records is open now, too.
	7:44pm Martinibomb: I always laugh when people tell me they "hate" jazz -- like u ever heard a Pharoah Sanders mutherfucker?!
	7:44pm ultradamno: I've heard some pretty wild koto freak outs, come to think of it...
	7:45pm solo mon: Gorgeous
	7:45pm Rich in Washington: So is Crossroads. The owner posts some hilarious rants about his customers. Not his regulars, but the kind of clueless people who wander into record stores and ask stupid questions, made all the worse by him requiring people to wear masks.
	7:45pm Rich in Washington: Music Millennium is also open.
	7:46pm ironybread: good old Mississippi
	7:46pm Martinibomb: Hakim!
	7:46pm ironybread: good old Jackpot
	7:47pm Martinibomb: oh hey IronyBread wuts up Cartoon head?
	7:47pm ARB: I'm not going nowhere but did Rock 'n' Soul just now resurface or did I only just notice it's resurrection?
	7:47pm solo mon: I’m literally too afraid to go anywhere still but gotta rip the bandaid off some how. Some. Time. The first place I’m going tho is Prob gonna be a thrift store.
	7:47pm joe: 'ello folks
	7:48pm Rich in Washington: 'ello joe!
	7:49pm ultradamno: Is graph-iti when you spraypaint charts on a wall?
	7:49pm ARB: I like how you've made T.A.Z. into a serial this past month!
	7:49pm joe: Pretty much everything Laswell put out on Axiom was pretty damn cool. I got turned on to it and Laswell when he put out the first Praxis album. Still one of my favorites
	7:50pm ironybread: Poetic terrorism is good art, but financial terrorism against billionaires ALWAYS matches my furtniture.
	7:51pm ironybread: not to mention my furniture
	7:51pm βrian: Wow, the blacklight theme brings back memories. Good evening, Rich.
	7:53pm StringOFperils: @ARB > Rock n Soul ICHIBAN re-launches under a new name this Sunday.
	7:54pm Rich in Washington: Hi βrian!
	7:54pm ARB: Yes, but I see it on the homepage now, seems like it started early
	7:54pm Rich in Washington: That's good news, StringOFperils!
	7:55pm StringOFperils: Ah, that wasn't there a while ago. Hmmm. Could be.
	7:56pm ironybread: Wow, just realized this heavy and interesting stuff was done by the same guy who did "A Real Tong Funeral" with Carla Bley
	7:57pm CC: In song swells there of Rhythm telling out it's Counted time...dwelling ever on it's Cadence ringing out it's rhythmic rhyme...so sweet a heartbeat So Divine throbs forever in thine bosom never far away from mine...a pulse so sensitive to life...oh love and hence, we'll rise above this tragedy of strife...etc
	7:58pm StringOFperils: Ichiban, whiach it isn't supposed to be called, isn't on the main page, LISTEN NOW, menu. Not presently at least. Kenzo might be rebuilding something.
	7:59pm ultradamno: On the app, it says 'rock and soul radio' now.
	7:59pm Rich in Washington: There is a piece on the Tong on this CD. Maybe I'll play it next week, keeping with the serial concept!
	7:59pm ARB: ahh, it briefly was, or was I in the black lodge of former ichiban
	8:00pm Rich in Washington: It's phantom radio stream syndrome!
	8:01pm StringOFperils: They're re-wiring Spock's brain....I'm going with Sunday, for the launch. It's WFMU. It's 2020. Anything can happen.
	8:02pm Rich in Washington: How's this color scheme treating everyone's cones and rods? I find it rather soothing, myself.
	8:03pm StringOFperils: This colour scheme is swanky. Reminds me of black-light.
	8:03pm joe: @Rich it works. I have to agree it is a pretty soothing combination.
	8:04pm joe: I believe it is Saturday at 9am is the plan
	8:05pm βrian: I'd think the scheme would be a bit UI-unfriendly, but the contrast is sharp enough for my tired eyes. It works.
	8:05pm CC: I like aquamarine for text on black???
	8:06pm StringOFperils: The plan is always what ya gotta watch out for. The plan.
	8:06pm joe: @Rich just keep proving my statement about the quality of releases on Axiom :)
	8:06pm ironybread: The Internet told me today that the first Jurassic 5 CD is 20 years old today. I AM OLD but I dont' care, what's good stays good.
	8:07pm joe: Also have to credit Axiom with introducing me to James Koehnline whose art work I can get lost in for hours on end.
	8:07pm StringOFperils: Saturday @ 9 AM. That is what it says now. Okay. The plan.
	8:08pm CC: I feel like watching it's a mad mad mad mad world?!?
	8:09pm Rich in Washington: It's a Mad Mad Mad Max Fury Road.
	8:09pm CC: I'll save it for later!!!...:)
	8:11pm Mr Fab: it's the "Masters of Reality" color combo.
	8:12pm Rich in Washington: Oh, you're RIGHT Mr Fab!
	8:12pm Rich in Washington: I've been on this weird Sabbath kick lately, too!
	8:13pm βrian: Black Sabbath, you mean? I always confuse them with the Roches.
	8:13pm solo mon: Ah love this track
	8:14pm ironybread: We haven't heard your voice in a while Mr. Lindsay!
	8:18pm ironybread: You don't need to DIE under an AVALANCHE OF CDS just for good radio. But I appreciate the fact that you offered.
	8:18pm ARB: Are there other people like Kool Keith?
	8:19pm solo mon: The D in CD stands for Danger
	8:19pm Martinibomb: T.A.Z.
	8:20pm ironybread: ERNIE!
	8:22pm CC: Go where your soul takes you!!!
	8:23pm solo mon: Yes!!!
	8:26pm joe: When I did Uncle Michael's Music From Shut Ins Hey Asshole was on my short list but it was just too long.
	8:29pm Kat in Chicago: Sneaking in late again, hello lung lovers
	8:29pm Rich in Washington: Kat! I'm playing some Chicago music right now!
	8:30pm CC: kind of sounds like William Burroughs???
	8:31pm ironybread: I'm going to go buy some Szechuan food for friends now, have a good show Rich!!
	8:32pm Rich in Washington: Get your Szechuan on! See you later!
	8:33pm Kat in Chicago: Haha Rich, remind me to tell you how Al Jourgensen and I ended up on a Phil Donahue panel in the early 80s. Actually you can find it on YouTube. I can't watch it, it's too weird for me. I'm told I have the exact same voice now.
	8:33pm Rich in Washington: Oh my god! I haveta see that!
	8:34pm joe: @kat I think I've actually watched that. :)
	8:34pm Kat in Chicago: @joe many people have!
	8:36pm Rich in Washington: I love that really long shambolic live performance Revco video and it's fun to guess which drugs individual members are on.
	8:37pm Aitch: all on all of them
	8:37pm CC: Killer cut!!!
	8:38pm Rich in Washington: I almost played the live one, which is my favorite, but this LP doesn't get the love it deserves, imo.
	8:38pm Mr Fab: I had ALL these Ministry-and-related albums you're playing now Rich. used to blast 'em in my youth. it's a miracle I have any hearing left. (i could play this drum pattern on my brother's drum kit, too.)
	8:40pm Mr Fab: Well, I'll be looking for THAT episode of Donahue. i'm sure you're totally cool in it, Kat.
	8:40pm joe: I have to chuckle at how fast some of the Ministry stuff seemed almost 30 years ago compared to when I hear it now and being exposed to some really crazy stuff after the fact.
	8:40pm Aitch: Sounds of my 80's share houses. There was Gaye Bikers on Acid there somewhere to
	8:41pm joe: My friends and I lived on all this stuff for like a year.
	8:41pm Kat in Chicago: It's always hilarious when someone I know stumbles across it and they're all like OMIGOD KAT
	8:41pm joe: @Aitch I just listened to Stewed To the Gills yesterday.
	8:42pm Mr Fab: Aitch: if Ministry & Co were British, would they be "grebo"?
	8:43pm Aitch: I'm Australian, not sure
	8:44pm joe: I didn't even know grebo was a thing until a couple of years ago and I listened to a lot of the bands that fell into that, but had no idea there was a bonding agent of some sort.
	8:47pm CC: Happy Christmas and a very merry Grebo!!!
	8:47pm Mr Fab: i don't think it was a real genre, just one of those things Brit music writers would throw out. Some don't stick ("nu-rave" anyone?), but unfortunately some really dumb ones like "krautrock" or "shoegaze" do.
	8:52pm Mr Fab: i don't mean "krautrock" music was dumb, just the name. nah, love the music.
	8:53pm CC: Labels are misleading!!!
	8:54pm joe: @Mr. Fab totally got ya. Honestly is a label that I'm surprised has not caused more of backlash
	8:55pm CC: To me, the term grunge meant the revival of real raw rock and roll..!..
	8:57pm ARB: Thanks for muting my anhedonia for 2 hours Rich
	8:57pm ultradamno: In the documentary Autoluminescent Nick Cave complains a lot about the way the British press would write about The Birthday Party on the basis of being Aus., "sound like they spent too much time in the bush" etc. Same kind of provincialism that gave birth to that term (even though Faust originally coined it, not expecting it to become what it did)
	8:58pm Rich in Washington: We have the power to mute it. Thanks for listening!
	8:58pm Mr Fab: I thought Faust's use was parody? But I dunno. Gotta run, so thanks muchly, Rich. Sheenas Jungle Room: home of the grebo revival! Bye, all.
	8:58pm joe: Thank you for a great time Rich
	8:59pm Photocopy Cha Cha: whilst largely away from the board during this beautiful midsummer night, I was listening and gotta thank you for a rather interesting set.
	8:59pm CC: Whatever she sings I have to agree with even though I might not understand it!!!
	8:59pm joe: That was always my impression of Faust's use as well.
	8:59pm ultradamno: It was, but my understanding is it came before the press got hold of it (there's an interview with Zappi out there where he says basically that)
	9:02pm joe: The music press (English specifically) had such a back handed way of cutting things down in way that most of time many people started out agreeing with them before the realized they were actually be facetious . Just like that guy in the records store.
	9:02pm ultradamno: WD: It was joke that. During the war, the Germans were called "the krauts" as they used to eat "Sauerkraut." That is why we called a title of ours "Krautrock." Later, the British music industry established a new genre for german music, called "Krautrock." furious.com...
	9:03pm CC: Thanks Rich!!!
	9:06pm Rich in Washington: Thanks everybody! You RAWWKKK!!

Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from June 19, 2020

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