WFMU: Paul Bruno: Playlist from August 27, 2023

Listener comments!
	3:00pm prof.fuzz: hell yeah!
	3:01pm Pauly from Clifton: Hiya DJPB, prof fuzz, gang! Hot out the gate!
	3:01pm rx "rexy" scabin: Good afternoon, DJ PB and Everyone.
	3:02pm DJ Terre T: AWWWWWWYEAH ! SO HERE for da SST AXSHUN
	3:02pm DJ Terre T: ↳ Song: "Nervous Breakdown" by "Black Flag" NOICE edit
	3:03pm Steiner: Flag! Greetings all & Paul
	3:04pm prof.fuzz: dropping the needle on so many SST records was life-changing for me: Jealous Again, In a Car, Buzz or Howl..., Zen Arcade, just to name a few.
	3:06pm DJ Terre T: ↳ Song: "Pink Turns To Blue" by "Hüsker Dü" UUuuuhhhh hitting all da dopamine spots!
	3:07pm Firepitmama: Off to an amazing start!! Looking forward to todays show :)
	3:07pm PB Not the DJ: Read Corporate Rock Sucks. It was excellent. One of the better books about rock that I have read (and I’ve read a lot!).
	3:07pm glamrock90: Enjoy the day, and thank you, PB, for the Sunday music! 🎶
	3:07pm rx "rexy" scabin: My wife bought me this album before we were married. My late cat Buster liked it too.
	3:08pm Schnipp: Thanks for reminding me of how great Husker Du were.
	3:10pm Pauly from Clifton: ↳ prof.fuzz @3:04 I think "Damaged" was the first SST release I bought. Just buying the label introduced me to St Vitus, Husker Du, etc. A lifeline for me to say the least.
	3:11pm rx "rexy" scabin: @Schnipp Buster thought so.
	3:12pm Pauly from Clifton: ↳ Song: "House of Suffering" by "Bad Brains" DCHC!
	3:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh Hell Yass
	3:13pm DJ PB: Hey everyone! Thanks for tuning in! I hope you're all enjoying this set of "SST 101." Part 1 of my interview with Jim Ruland will start around 3:30!
	3:14pm Sufferwords: what up Jim- start the Morty with diabetic crash- identity clue
	3:14pm PB Not the DJ: Bad Brains were pretty intense (to say the least).
	3:14pm Maciek: Great start of set Bruno !!! BF + BB Ouch !! Big luv
	3:14pm DanFA: ↳ DJ PB @3:13 Hello Paul. Looking forward to this. Will you be playing Negativland?
	3:15pm Art: ↳ Song: "The Glory of Man" by "Minutemen" Best American rock band in my opinion....
	3:15pm Gregory Lopez: Hi Paul. I'm a little sad today. Growing old.
	3:16pm Joe B: hey Paulie B and everyone! waiting for tom Troccoli's Dog and Lawndale to make the playlist
	3:16pm DanFA: ↳ Art @3:15 Certainly the best SST band.
	3:16pm Gregory Lopez: Not my birthday. Racism and sexism.
	3:16pm Doug in MP: ↳ Gregory Lopez @3:15 You're only as old as you feel! 83 years in my case
	3:17pm DJ PB: ↳ DanFA @3:14 I can't promise that, Dan. But it's possible!
	3:17pm Gregory Lopez: Unbelievable. I'm 49. Missing D. Boon.
	3:17pm Steiner: Knocking out all of the good ones today!
	3:17pm DJ PB: ↳ Art @3:15 A few contenders for that title in this set!
	3:18pm Gregory Lopez: You better believe it.
	3:18pm WilliamHellfire: Sonic Youth! Saw them @ City Gardens 1991 I think with STP. Amazing show!
	3:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The way HuskerDu & Minutemen just had guitar - bass - drums - vocals ...& (OMG) - some IDEAS. & - just launch into a Session like it's all put down in one pass ...& make Classic Albums. Just Like That.
	3:19pm Schnipp: Fukk; I’m reliving my 20s and 30s a lot now. All those girls. All that alcohol. Tks for this set.
	3:21pm PB Not the DJ: ↳ WilliamHellfire @3:18 Saw them several times - a lot of guitar switching and tuning between songs. Didn’t help the pacing of the shows. Loved SY but thought they were not a great live band.
	3:22pm WilliamHellfire: ↳ PB Not the DJ @3:21 They would stop playing new songs from Goo and just say they didn't really know that yet!!!
	3:23pm bobobob D'blon: My former band mate roommate Brian Ritchie. I believe had a solo record on SST
	3:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ PB Not the DJ @3:21 Really ! Interesting. I saw SY a couple times & was pretty impressed.
	3:23pm rx "rexy" scabin: Excellent, Meat Puppets. I remember trying to tell people how great they were. Those people were not getting it.
	3:23pm Hams: lights out.
	3:24pm Gregory Lopez: I saw Sonic Youth once in Central Park. Three guitars. I wore my Grateful Dead t-shirt. Free show for first 300 or so. They are playing at Monte Hall, right?
	3:24pm Listener Alice in Fanwood: Getting major flashbacks in a good way
	3:24pm Gregory Lopez: With payment.
	3:24pm prof.fuzz: ↳ rx "rexy" scabin @3:23 my fave SST band. we played with them the first 3-4 times they came through houston, ca. 82-86. fun times.
	3:25pm Gregory Lopez: Hi Alice.
	3:25pm maciek: my best years summarized in this set..... SST + DISCHORD + BAd Brains + Dead Kennedys etc. and yes ending with Nirvana :( as the scene died.....
	3:26pm DanFA: SST, Dischord, Alternative Tentacles, and Def Jam. The four best independent record labels of the 1980s.
	3:26pm Pauly from Clifton: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @3:23 Yes, my recollection. Saw them in NYC and DC a handful of times and thought their shows were good.
	3:27pm spodiodi: greetings, PB and all playlist looks great
	3:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Already skrewing around with what Punk ~ Hardcore were supposed to be before ...what %age of the great unwashed ? - began to learn much about them to begin with...
	3:28pm tonyb: Tommy Boy had a nice run. (ht: Mo)
	3:29pm Joe B: I wouldn't count def jam as independent. they were part of CBS outside of the initial one or two singles
	3:30pm DanFA: ↳ Joe B @3:29 Oh really. I thought they had a couple years as an independent.
	3:31pm Joe B: ↳ DanFA @3:30 yes, 1983 and 1984. i guess rock hard by the beasties and probably I need a beat were independent
	3:31pm DanFA: Just a murderer's row.
	3:31pm Jessie: Touch and Go was also one of the best independent labels in the 80's too.
	3:32pm rx "rexy" scabin: Crisis averted: I thought we had run out of olives for my Martini due to shopping list error. Thank goodness, mrs. scabin had some hidden away for just such an emergency.
	3:33pm WilliamHellfire: ↳ Jessie @3:31 Amazing! Scratch Acid, Jesus Lizard, Big Black, kill dozer!!!
	3:33pm DanFA: ↳ Joe B @3:31 I actually recently watched Krush Groove on Criterion Channel. Not a great movie, but it's fun seeing all these icons in their prime.
	3:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Remember an interview with Thurston Moore @ maybe their peak popularity (paraphrase) : Interviewer : You're kind of the Leaders of these Alternative bands - why don't you start a Label ?? Thurston : We've thot about it ...but what would happen is you become that Man with the Briefcase - & that takes all your time & effort...
	3:34pm Joe B: ↳ DanFA @3:33 I watched it too. I was always puzzled why love bizarre was not on the soundtrack.I guess prince knew it would be a hit and wouldnt let them have it (just speculation on mypart)
	3:36pm DanFA: ↳ Joe B @3:34 Probably. It's really a secret Fat Boys movie.
	3:36pm Joe B: Ginn's business plan - never pay anyone and hope they don't notice
	3:37pm chresti: ↳ Joe B @3:36 That's Slash records too
	3:37pm prof.fuzz: it sure didn't hurt that many of the SST bands got in the van and hit the road. we saw a lot of these bands live, then bought their records. and once the label was established as tastemakers, we bought anything on the label, and then went to see those bands when they came to town. these guys were, mostly, road dogs.
	3:38pm DanFA: ↳ Joe B @3:36 "He who fights The Man long enough one day becomes The Man" - old proverb, probably.
	3:38pm Joe B: ↳ prof.fuzz @3:37 so true fuzz. black flag and the meat puppets played near me as much as or more than some local bands
	3:39pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Song: "Kill From The Heart" by "Dicks" oh. hell. yes. the buddha himself: gary floyd. such a sweet guy.
	3:41pm Jessie: ↳ prof.fuzz @3:39 Saturday Night at the Bookstore. Gary knew!!
	3:41pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Jessie @3:41 i particularly resonate with his relationship to the boys in blue (not the dallas cowboys)
	3:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: SST had like an unimpeachable aesthetic. Those little foldout catalogues in the CDs... Certainty meant something if on that label. Never didn't feel underground, a bit more rare ...& so even a touch illicit. Very little has maintained that sort of talismanic charge these days...
	3:44pm LesleyK: Hi Paul and everyone!
	3:44pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Joe B @3:38 houston, in the early-mid 80 was on the route between austin and nola (i guess it still is!), so we got a ton of bands coming through. we had a good scene, but these touring bands helped keep it energized.
	3:45pm Gregory Lopez: Great show.
	3:45pm PB Not the DJ: ↳ DanFA @3:26 Factory Records?
	3:47pm DanFA: ↳ PB Not the DJ @3:45 I meant American. Besides, never really cared for the Manchester scene.
	3:51pm Joe B: ↳ Song: "I Have..." by "Saccharine Trust" didn't realize these guys predate the meat puppets on SST
	3:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Watched this 'American Hardcore - The History of Punk Rock 1980 - 1986' on Pluto TV : pluto.tv... - fully 2hours15minutes.
	3:52pm rx "rexy" scabin: I am reading a book about rock by Carducci. I am having trouble seeing past his ego. Interesting book though.
	3:52pm Pauly from Clifton: ↳ Song: "White Magic/Black Magic" by "Saint Vitus" Love these guys. First saw them at the Showplace in Dover, NJ supporting Black Flag. Nice dudes. Great show.
	3:53pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Joe B @3:51 i recently read the the meat puppets have acquired their masters and are re-releasing their early catalog.
	3:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @3:51 en.wikipedia.org...
	3:54pm DJ PB: ↳ Joe B @3:51 I think the "In a Car" single may predate the ST album but that wasn't on SST (though it was reissued by SST years later).
	3:54pm PB Not the DJ: ↳ rx "rexy" scabin @3:52 On a similar note, I must have started 4 or 5 books written by Greil Marcus (and in the words of Lou Reed “couldn’t get past page 17”).
	3:56pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Song: "I Have..." by "Saccharine Trust" "paganicons" creeped me out when i first heard it. loved it, but it was so dark and different that the rest of the SST catalog (up to that point).
	3:57pm DanFA: Thanks, Watt.
	3:57pm spodiodi: thank you!
	3:57pm Joe B: ↳ prof.fuzz @3:53 they've had them for awhile. their catalog was reissued by rykodisc in the late 90s
	3:58pm RKO_CityGardensOG: Hey paulie B, enjoying the show
	3:59pm Jessie: ↳ prof.fuzz @3:56 Surviving You Always is my favorite Sac Trust album!
	3:59pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Joe B @3:57 likewise. are the ryko reissues still available?
	4:01pm prof.fuzz: ↳ prof.fuzz @3:59 wonder about the legals/rights on the ryko reissues. the blurb i read made this seem like the band finally got the rights.
	4:02pm PJ: ↳ prof.fuzz @4:01 The band got their rights back from SST in the '90s because SST never paid royalties. (This is also why Dinosaur JR. and Sonic Youth got their rights back.)
	4:02pm prof.fuzz: ↳ PJ @4:02 thanks
	4:03pm chris g: I don't know if anyone's mentioned Slovenly yet but those albums are pretty terrific
	4:04pm Joe B: ↳ prof.fuzz @4:01 derrick bostrom did the liner notes and produced the bonus material on the ryko versions so they seemed authorized to me
	4:04pm DJ PB: ↳ PJ @4:02 Ironically, the exact reason Black Flag sought to sever ties with Unicorn!!
	4:05pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Joe B @4:04 i'll have to dig around and find that announcement i saw recently and look more closely at the details...
	4:06pm Joe B: does this book get into what happened with Bomp almost signing black flag in 1979? because if they had SST might not have existed.
	4:06pm DJ PB: ↳ Joe B @4:06 It does!
	4:07pm Gregory Lopez: I've bought three Bad Brains albums. I And I, Quickness and Build A Nation. A great and violent band. I have never seen them live.
	4:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Informative Programming about bitchen Musics. I don't think it gets better...
	4:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yerknow - I need heard an Interview on FMU that wasn't great...
	4:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @4:08 *NEVER (not need dammit)
	4:08pm DJ PB: ↳ DJ PB @4:06 It's not much of a story actually. Basically, Bomp was dragging their feet and the band got impatient.
	4:09pm Joe B: ↳ DJ PB @4:08 ah ok. thanks
	4:10pm Gregory Lopez: Saint Virus is quite impressive.
	4:10pm Gregory Lopez: Typo
	4:11pm DanFA: ↳ Song: "Brave Captain" by "fIREHOSE" I had a VHS tape in the early 2000s that was a compilation of various music videos that SST produced and this song was one of them.
	4:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That's what they always say about the 1960s : Back then, a Label sometimes had patience while an Artist Developed ! Of course, the whole Industry become Top Down later : Lawyers & Bean Counter Biz People signing a very few Artists for huge advances ...& dropping them fast in they didn't Sell Huge immediately... Maybe that always applied less to the Indy world ...I dunno...
	4:12pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: I just missed Minutemen, but I was fortunate to see fIREHOSE.
	4:12pm drr: fIREHOSE sounds much better than I remember. Pleased to hear this.
	4:12pm Joe B: ed from ohio actually came to FMU in 2004 as 2nd guitarist/tour manager with Southern Culture on the Skids! I didn't make ths connection that it was him until they were on their way out the door
	4:12pm DanFA: I always misread this band as Firehouse.
	4:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Saw fIREHOSE once - the Benefit for the DeadKennedys then undergoing the Obscenity Trials for their Giger cover !...
	4:14pm Joe B: I saw firehose about 10 times. they were always great.
	4:15pm Marshall Stacks: Wow, Trostsky Icepick! Brings back a lot of memories.
	4:16pm Art: Remember Tar Babies?
	4:17pm Saltonstall: There is a great music video for Movement on A Mouthful of Sweat video comp
	4:17pm Guy in Solihull UK: Saw Firehose at the great Duchess of York venue in Leeds,UK. They were superb. Sent me off on an SST mission after that gig. Remember picking up You're living all over me and Mirage around the same time on the back of that gig. Great times
	4:17pm Jessie: It would be nice if Opal's 'Happy Nightmare Baby" got a proper re-issue.
	4:19pm Saltonstall: Still got my Angst t shirt I ordered back from SST back in the olden days
	4:20pm Saltonstall: Still fits!
	4:20pm DJ PB: ↳ Art @4:16 Yes a band I won't be playing because I'd rather not say their name.
	4:20pm Saltonstall: I’m gonna put it on right now… hold on…
	4:20pm morphe': PBS ... Ken kept saying "NoYice" for Nice one day and now my Simon of 12 is sayiyng :' "NoYice" = NOYICYE SHOW !!!! I as an old Bklyn Lad would say : "Great show !!!" Simon who never lived in UK is saying " "NoYice" ... Blame kenneth
	4:20pm prof.fuzz: ↳ prof.fuzz @4:05 here we go. looks like remastered reissues on Megaforce. www.treblezine.com...
	4:20pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: I put on Angst on the boom box at a college party in 1988. It didn’t go over well.
	4:20pm DJ PB: ↳ Saltonstall @4:17 Never saw that Slovenly video! I'll have to check it out!
	4:22pm Saltonstall: It’s on YouTube…. Sounds like it was recorded off of French tv
	4:22pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: I was more of a CD guy than a vinyl person. SST was a proponent of mini CDs. I still have little CDs by Sonic Youth, Dino Jr, Grant Hart & the Godhead/Goddress in store play compilation.
	4:23pm Joe B: ↳ Song: "So Quick To Say" by "The Last" the bomp-sst circle completed!
	4:23pm Marshall Stacks: I've had Jim's book on request at the local lib since 5/10/2023. I hope it shows up one of these days.
	4:23pm Art: ↳ DJ PB @4:20 Understood.
	4:25pm BTD in Bloomfield: Great set & interview, I'm really curious now what a Negativland show was like
	4:26pm _Ike_: Cool.
	4:26pm Sufferwords: SST store across from Viper Room- Pat Smear manning the desk- good meatball sandwich two doors away
	4:26pm ?: I've got an Iggy/James Williamson on BOMP! green vinyl Kill City
	4:27pm Marshall Stacks: ↳ BTD in Bloomfield @4:25 Negativland is touring Europe in October. Maybe they'll tour stateside after that.
	4:28pm Joe B: ↳ Song: "Transfiguration" by "Screaming Trees" now we're talkin!
	4:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Transfiguration" by "Screaming Trees" TREEZ
	4:29pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: Oh hell yeah Screaming Treeeeessss
	4:29pm drr: ↳ Marshall Stacks @4:23 The New Orleans Public Library has it, and the book is excellent.
	4:30pm PJ: ↳ Jessie @4:17 Apparently David Roback put the kibosh on any reissue, and his estate is keeping the kibosh on.
	4:32pm Jessie: ↳ PJ @4:30 Thanks PJ.
	4:33pm BTD in Bloomfield: I hear Mark Lanegan's memoir from shortly before he died is something else
	4:33pm ?: ebay...$10.92 free shipping: can't post the link
	4:34pm Bob obobo D'blon: I guess this is Hope Sandoval and Roback??
	4:35pm PB Not the DJ: ↳ PJ @4:30 Very happy to have picked up a Rain Parade twofer CD many years ago.
	4:35pm Guy in Solihull UK: Really enjoying this show thanks PB
	4:35pm Joe B: pell mell!
	4:36pm bobobob: We played a show in Chicago with Rain Parade at the Vic Theater...nice people!!!!
	4:37pm Gregory Lopez: "What makes men start fire?"
	4:37pm bobobobob: Joe Belock yeah!!!!
	4:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Bob obobo D'blon @4:34 Kendra Smith before Hope : en.wikipedia.org...
	4:38pm ?: got 3 Rain Parade on vinyl too. Good discs, 2 studio one live
	4:40pm herb.nyc: ↳ Song: "So Quick To Say" by "The Last" Great show. Such memories (and very faded for me); the Last show at Maxwell’s, around this time, was pretty sparsely attended.
	4:42pm Hunterian: Das Damen news is spectacular.
	4:43pm morphe': Philip Dick Novel .. what if Kurt Cobain signed with SST and not ???? ... Alt universe Xs x...
	4:44pm Harry Corvair: “Went on tour with Black Flag. With Gone, rather.”
	4:46pm Joe B: zoogz rift
	4:46pm chris g: the other SST essential was Raymond Pettibon's art
	4:47pm rx "rexy" scabin: @DJ PB great interview.
	4:47pm DJ PB: ↳ chris g @4:46 Jim and I talked about Pettibon at bit but I had to cut it for time, unfortunately.
	4:48pm DJ PB: ↳ rx "rexy" scabin @4:47 Thanks, rexy!
	4:48pm Joe Castrianni: The most underrated SST record is Grant Hart’s Intolerance.
	4:49pm Joe B: the bill walton spoken word record!
	4:49pm prof.fuzz: fantastic interview! thx DJ PB and jim!
	4:49pm Joe B: ↳ Joe Castrianni @4:48 love it!
	4:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "What Is Red" by "Divine Horsemen" Yay ChrisD
	4:50pm morphe': ↳ Harry Corvair @4:44 My young Arnan at the time [1989] and I went from the squatted venue Van Hall [A'dam] to Eindhoven with MDC in a grubby mobile home travel homeBus... super sweet folks... gave Arnan earplugs ... he was but 2-3....
	4:50pm Saltonstall: Mojack.. say it.. Mojack!!!
	4:50pm Joe B: thanks PB - great show!
	4:51pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Joe B @4:49 !!! was it was recorded backstage at a grateful dead concert when ginn and walton literally bumped into each other during "drums"???
	4:51pm drr: The book has some good detail about the Ginn/Pettibon falling out.
	4:51pm DJ PB: ↳ Joe B @4:49 Technically on the SST sub label Issues.
	4:51pm morphe': Thanks PB and all !!! Super great ..
	4:51pm Pauly from Clifton: Thanks, Paulie B! Great interview and great tunes!
	4:52pm Joe B: ↳ DJ PB @4:51 and i think cassette only, unless it made it to CD?
	4:52pm Harry Corvair: Blind Idiot God Telling truth
	4:52pm Saltonstall: You Don’t Know Mojack podcast is incredible. They go through each SST release with a ton of research, interviews (they interviewed Ruland), commentary, and humor. It’s really great.
	4:52pm Joe B: never realized it was on Issues. i just remember it in the catalog
	4:53pm DanFA: ↳ DJ PB @4:51 Great show, Paul.
	4:53pm PB Not the DJ: ↳ prof.fuzz @4:51 Even Bill Walton couldn’t handle Drums!
	4:53pm DJ PB: ↳ Joe B @4:50 Thanks, Joe B! And thanks everyone! Be back next week with some new music to play!!
	4:53pm Jessie: Great job putting this together DJ PB. Thank you.
	4:53pm Jessie: ↳ Song: "Soft Hit" by "Volcano Suns" Excellent double album by Volcano Suns.
	4:54pm Saltonstall: I could listen to Brant and Ryan talk about dish soap
	4:55pm Guy in Solihull UK: Love Volcano Suns
	4:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Very fun! Thanks, DJ PB!
	4:58pm morphe': ↳ DJ PB @4:53 For those of us so poor we have not bought music [LIVE SHOWS !!!! YES!!!] Everyday at FMU is New Music !!!! there was a short lived reat Place in NYC .. The New Music Distribution Center = 3rd floor of ### Lower B'way .. Tony Colter and others were involved ... Last Vinyl bought = 1983?? Nihilist Spasm Band ..
	4:58pm _Ike_: ↳ Song: "Christianity is Stupid" by "Negativland" Bwahahahahahahahaha
	4:59pm Panther: I don’t know, I’m a Christian and I’m not stupid. Actually I have a fantastic life. Mostly due to my Christianity.
	5:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the beat - the Beat - THUH BEAT !!! www.youtube.com...
	5:00pm Saltonstall: @Panther- record a Negativland dis track
	5:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ PB ~ & Mr. Ruland
	5:03pm Panther: Chuck!!
	5:03pm Panther: Chuk!!!!
	5:08pm Panther: Chuk!!!

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August 27, 2023: SST Records Special and interview with Jim Ruland

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Images	Approx. start time
Black Flag	Nervous Breakdown "Nervous Breakdown" by "Black Flag"	Nervous Breakdown EP	1979	SST 001 SST 001	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Dinosaur Jr.	Little Fury Things "Little Fury Things" by "Dinosaur Jr."	You're Living All Over Me	1987	SST 130 SST 130	0:02:28 (Pop-up)
Hüsker Dü	Pink Turns To Blue "Pink Turns To Blue" by "Hüsker Dü"	Zen Arcade	1984	SST 027 SST 027	0:05:32 (Pop-up)
Descendents	Clean Sheets "Clean Sheets" by "Descendents"	ALL	1987	SST 112 SST 112	0:08:10 (Pop-up)
Bad Brains	House of Suffering "House of Suffering" by "Bad Brains"	I Against I	1986	SST 065 SST 065	0:11:19 (Pop-up)
Minutemen	The Glory of Man "The Glory of Man" by "Minutemen"	Double Nickels on the Dime	1984	SST 028 SST 028	0:13:39 (Pop-up)
Sonic Youth	Starpower "Starpower" by "Sonic Youth"	EVOL	1986	SST 059 SST 059	0:16:34 (Pop-up)
Meat Puppets	Oh, Me "Oh, Me" by "Meat Puppets"	Meat Puppets II	1984	SST 019 SST 019	0:21:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Gone	Insidious Detraction "Insidious Detraction" by "Gone"	Let's Get Real, Real Gone For A Change	1986	SST 061 SST 061	0:24:46 (Pop-up)
	Interview with Jim Ruland Part 1 "Interview with Jim Ruland Part 1"			Corporate Rock Sucks The Rise and Fall of SST Records is now available in paperback. Corporate Rock Sucks The Rise and Fall of SST Records is now available in paperback.	0:30:09 (Pop-up)
Dicks	Kill From The Heart "Kill From The Heart" by "Dicks"	Kill From The Heart	1983	SST 017 SST 017	0:38:43 (Pop-up)
Saccharine Trust	I Have... "I Have..." by "Saccharine Trust"	Paganicons	1981	SST 006 SST 006	0:40:34 (Pop-up)
Overkill	Hell's Getting Hotter "Hell's Getting Hotter" by "Overkill"	Overkill 7"	1982	SST 008 SST 008	0:42:26 (Pop-up)
Subhumans	For The Common Good "For The Common Good" by "Subhumans"	No Wishes, No Prayers	1983	SST 018 SST 018	0:43:22 (Pop-up)
Würm	I'm Dead "I'm Dead" by "Würm"	We're Off + 2 7"	1982	SST 011 SST 011	0:45:48 (Pop-up)
The Stains	Get Revenge "Get Revenge" by "The Stains"	The Stains	1983	SST 010 SST 010	0:49:11 (Pop-up)
Saint Vitus	White Magic/Black Magic	Saint Vitus	1984	SST 022 SST 022	0:51:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Fred Frith & Henry Kaiser	The Trace	With Enemies Like These, Who Needs Friends?	1987	SST 147 SST 147	0:56:20 (Pop-up)
	Interview with Jim Ruland Part 2 "Interview with Jim Ruland Part 2"				0:59:28 (Pop-up)
fIREHOSE	Brave Captain "Brave Captain" by "fIREHOSE"	Ragin', Full-On	1986	SST 079 SST 079	1:09:18 (Pop-up)
Trotsky Icepick	Windowpane "Windowpane" by "Trotsky Icepick"	Baby	1988	SST 197 SST 197	1:12:39 (Pop-up)
Slovenly	Movement "Movement" by "Slovenly"	Thinking Of Empire	1986	SST 067 SST 067	1:15:39 (Pop-up)
Angst	Some Things I Can't Get Used To	Mending Wall	1986	SST 074 SST 074	1:18:35 (Pop-up)
The Last	So Quick To Say "So Quick To Say" by "The Last"	Confession	1988	SST 189 SST 189	1:22:00 (Pop-up)
Das Damen	Reverse Into Tomorrow "Reverse Into Tomorrow" by "Das Damen"	Triskaidekaphobe	1988	SST 190 SST 190	1:24:48 (Pop-up)
Screaming Trees	Transfiguration "Transfiguration" by "Screaming Trees"	Even If And Especially When	1987	SST 132 SST 132	1:27:45 (Pop-up)
Opal	Happy Nightmare Baby "Happy Nightmare Baby" by "Opal"	Happy Nightmare Baby	1987	SST 103 SST 103	1:31:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Pell Mell	Cinecitta "Cinecitta" by "Pell Mell"	The Bumper Crop	1987	SST 158 SST 158	1:35:20 (Pop-up)
	Interview with Jim Ruland Part 3 "Interview with Jim Ruland Part 3"				1:40:44 (Pop-up)
Divine Horsemen	What Is Red "What Is Red" by "Divine Horsemen"	Snake Handler	1987	SST 140 SST 140	1:48:55 (Pop-up)
Volcano Suns	Soft Hit "Soft Hit" by "Volcano Suns"	Thing Of Beauty	1989	SST 257 SST 257	1:52:35 (Pop-up)
Negativland	Christianity is Stupid	Escape From Noise	1987	SST 133 SST 133	1:56:40 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:00pm prof.fuzz: hell yeah!
	3:01pm Pauly from Clifton: Hiya DJPB, prof fuzz, gang! Hot out the gate!
	3:01pm rx "rexy" scabin: Good afternoon, DJ PB and Everyone.
	3:02pm DJ Terre T: AWWWWWWYEAH ! SO HERE for da SST AXSHUN
	3:02pm DJ Terre T: ↳ Song: "Nervous Breakdown" by "Black Flag" NOICE edit
	3:03pm Steiner: Flag! Greetings all & Paul
	3:04pm prof.fuzz: dropping the needle on so many SST records was life-changing for me: Jealous Again, In a Car, Buzz or Howl..., Zen Arcade, just to name a few.
	3:06pm DJ Terre T: ↳ Song: "Pink Turns To Blue" by "Hüsker Dü" UUuuuhhhh hitting all da dopamine spots!
	3:07pm Firepitmama: Off to an amazing start!! Looking forward to todays show :)
	3:07pm PB Not the DJ: Read Corporate Rock Sucks. It was excellent. One of the better books about rock that I have read (and I’ve read a lot!).
	3:07pm glamrock90: Enjoy the day, and thank you, PB, for the Sunday music! 🎶
	3:07pm rx "rexy" scabin: My wife bought me this album before we were married. My late cat Buster liked it too.
	3:08pm Schnipp: Thanks for reminding me of how great Husker Du were.
	3:10pm Pauly from Clifton: ↳ prof.fuzz @3:04 I think "Damaged" was the first SST release I bought. Just buying the label introduced me to St Vitus, Husker Du, etc. A lifeline for me to say the least.
	3:11pm rx "rexy" scabin: @Schnipp Buster thought so.
	3:12pm Pauly from Clifton: ↳ Song: "House of Suffering" by "Bad Brains" DCHC!
	3:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh Hell Yass
	3:13pm DJ PB: Hey everyone! Thanks for tuning in! I hope you're all enjoying this set of "SST 101." Part 1 of my interview with Jim Ruland will start around 3:30!
	3:14pm Sufferwords: what up Jim- start the Morty with diabetic crash- identity clue
	3:14pm PB Not the DJ: Bad Brains were pretty intense (to say the least).
	3:14pm Maciek: Great start of set Bruno !!! BF + BB Ouch !! Big luv
	3:14pm DanFA: ↳ DJ PB @3:13 Hello Paul. Looking forward to this. Will you be playing Negativland?
	3:15pm Art: ↳ Song: "The Glory of Man" by "Minutemen" Best American rock band in my opinion....
	3:15pm Gregory Lopez: Hi Paul. I'm a little sad today. Growing old.
	3:16pm Joe B: hey Paulie B and everyone! waiting for tom Troccoli's Dog and Lawndale to make the playlist
	3:16pm DanFA: ↳ Art @3:15 Certainly the best SST band.
	3:16pm Gregory Lopez: Not my birthday. Racism and sexism.
	3:16pm Doug in MP: ↳ Gregory Lopez @3:15 You're only as old as you feel! 83 years in my case
	3:17pm DJ PB: ↳ DanFA @3:14 I can't promise that, Dan. But it's possible!
	3:17pm Gregory Lopez: Unbelievable. I'm 49. Missing D. Boon.
	3:17pm Steiner: Knocking out all of the good ones today!
	3:17pm DJ PB: ↳ Art @3:15 A few contenders for that title in this set!
	3:18pm Gregory Lopez: You better believe it.
	3:18pm WilliamHellfire: Sonic Youth! Saw them @ City Gardens 1991 I think with STP. Amazing show!
	3:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The way HuskerDu & Minutemen just had guitar - bass - drums - vocals ...& (OMG) - some IDEAS. & - just launch into a Session like it's all put down in one pass ...& make Classic Albums. Just Like That.
	3:19pm Schnipp: Fukk; I’m reliving my 20s and 30s a lot now. All those girls. All that alcohol. Tks for this set.
	3:21pm PB Not the DJ: ↳ WilliamHellfire @3:18 Saw them several times - a lot of guitar switching and tuning between songs. Didn’t help the pacing of the shows. Loved SY but thought they were not a great live band.
	3:22pm WilliamHellfire: ↳ PB Not the DJ @3:21 They would stop playing new songs from Goo and just say they didn't really know that yet!!!
	3:23pm bobobob D'blon: My former band mate roommate Brian Ritchie. I believe had a solo record on SST
	3:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ PB Not the DJ @3:21 Really ! Interesting. I saw SY a couple times & was pretty impressed.
	3:23pm rx "rexy" scabin: Excellent, Meat Puppets. I remember trying to tell people how great they were. Those people were not getting it.
	3:23pm Hams: lights out.
	3:24pm Gregory Lopez: I saw Sonic Youth once in Central Park. Three guitars. I wore my Grateful Dead t-shirt. Free show for first 300 or so. They are playing at Monte Hall, right?
	3:24pm Listener Alice in Fanwood: Getting major flashbacks in a good way
	3:24pm Gregory Lopez: With payment.
	3:24pm prof.fuzz: ↳ rx "rexy" scabin @3:23 my fave SST band. we played with them the first 3-4 times they came through houston, ca. 82-86. fun times.
	3:25pm Gregory Lopez: Hi Alice.
	3:25pm maciek: my best years summarized in this set..... SST + DISCHORD + BAd Brains + Dead Kennedys etc. and yes ending with Nirvana :( as the scene died.....
	3:26pm DanFA: SST, Dischord, Alternative Tentacles, and Def Jam. The four best independent record labels of the 1980s.
	3:26pm Pauly from Clifton: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @3:23 Yes, my recollection. Saw them in NYC and DC a handful of times and thought their shows were good.
	3:27pm spodiodi: greetings, PB and all playlist looks great
	3:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Already skrewing around with what Punk ~ Hardcore were supposed to be before ...what %age of the great unwashed ? - began to learn much about them to begin with...
	3:28pm tonyb: Tommy Boy had a nice run. (ht: Mo)
	3:29pm Joe B: I wouldn't count def jam as independent. they were part of CBS outside of the initial one or two singles
	3:30pm DanFA: ↳ Joe B @3:29 Oh really. I thought they had a couple years as an independent.
	3:31pm Joe B: ↳ DanFA @3:30 yes, 1983 and 1984. i guess rock hard by the beasties and probably I need a beat were independent
	3:31pm DanFA: Just a murderer's row.
	3:31pm Jessie: Touch and Go was also one of the best independent labels in the 80's too.
	3:32pm rx "rexy" scabin: Crisis averted: I thought we had run out of olives for my Martini due to shopping list error. Thank goodness, mrs. scabin had some hidden away for just such an emergency.
	3:33pm WilliamHellfire: ↳ Jessie @3:31 Amazing! Scratch Acid, Jesus Lizard, Big Black, kill dozer!!!
	3:33pm DanFA: ↳ Joe B @3:31 I actually recently watched Krush Groove on Criterion Channel. Not a great movie, but it's fun seeing all these icons in their prime.
	3:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Remember an interview with Thurston Moore @ maybe their peak popularity (paraphrase) : Interviewer : You're kind of the Leaders of these Alternative bands - why don't you start a Label ?? Thurston : We've thot about it ...but what would happen is you become that Man with the Briefcase - & that takes all your time & effort...
	3:34pm Joe B: ↳ DanFA @3:33 I watched it too. I was always puzzled why love bizarre was not on the soundtrack.I guess prince knew it would be a hit and wouldnt let them have it (just speculation on mypart)
	3:36pm DanFA: ↳ Joe B @3:34 Probably. It's really a secret Fat Boys movie.
	3:36pm Joe B: Ginn's business plan - never pay anyone and hope they don't notice
	3:37pm chresti: ↳ Joe B @3:36 That's Slash records too
	3:37pm prof.fuzz: it sure didn't hurt that many of the SST bands got in the van and hit the road. we saw a lot of these bands live, then bought their records. and once the label was established as tastemakers, we bought anything on the label, and then went to see those bands when they came to town. these guys were, mostly, road dogs.
	3:38pm DanFA: ↳ Joe B @3:36 "He who fights The Man long enough one day becomes The Man" - old proverb, probably.
	3:38pm Joe B: ↳ prof.fuzz @3:37 so true fuzz. black flag and the meat puppets played near me as much as or more than some local bands
	3:39pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Song: "Kill From The Heart" by "Dicks" oh. hell. yes. the buddha himself: gary floyd. such a sweet guy.
	3:41pm Jessie: ↳ prof.fuzz @3:39 Saturday Night at the Bookstore. Gary knew!!
	3:41pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Jessie @3:41 i particularly resonate with his relationship to the boys in blue (not the dallas cowboys)
	3:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: SST had like an unimpeachable aesthetic. Those little foldout catalogues in the CDs... Certainty meant something if on that label. Never didn't feel underground, a bit more rare ...& so even a touch illicit. Very little has maintained that sort of talismanic charge these days...
	3:44pm LesleyK: Hi Paul and everyone!
	3:44pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Joe B @3:38 houston, in the early-mid 80 was on the route between austin and nola (i guess it still is!), so we got a ton of bands coming through. we had a good scene, but these touring bands helped keep it energized.
	3:45pm Gregory Lopez: Great show.
	3:45pm PB Not the DJ: ↳ DanFA @3:26 Factory Records?
	3:47pm DanFA: ↳ PB Not the DJ @3:45 I meant American. Besides, never really cared for the Manchester scene.
	3:51pm Joe B: ↳ Song: "I Have..." by "Saccharine Trust" didn't realize these guys predate the meat puppets on SST
	3:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Watched this 'American Hardcore - The History of Punk Rock 1980 - 1986' on Pluto TV : pluto.tv... - fully 2hours15minutes.
	3:52pm rx "rexy" scabin: I am reading a book about rock by Carducci. I am having trouble seeing past his ego. Interesting book though.
	3:52pm Pauly from Clifton: ↳ Song: "White Magic/Black Magic" by "Saint Vitus" Love these guys. First saw them at the Showplace in Dover, NJ supporting Black Flag. Nice dudes. Great show.
	3:53pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Joe B @3:51 i recently read the the meat puppets have acquired their masters and are re-releasing their early catalog.
	3:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @3:51 en.wikipedia.org...
	3:54pm DJ PB: ↳ Joe B @3:51 I think the "In a Car" single may predate the ST album but that wasn't on SST (though it was reissued by SST years later).
	3:54pm PB Not the DJ: ↳ rx "rexy" scabin @3:52 On a similar note, I must have started 4 or 5 books written by Greil Marcus (and in the words of Lou Reed “couldn’t get past page 17”).
	3:56pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Song: "I Have..." by "Saccharine Trust" "paganicons" creeped me out when i first heard it. loved it, but it was so dark and different that the rest of the SST catalog (up to that point).
	3:57pm DanFA: Thanks, Watt.
	3:57pm spodiodi: thank you!
	3:57pm Joe B: ↳ prof.fuzz @3:53 they've had them for awhile. their catalog was reissued by rykodisc in the late 90s
	3:58pm RKO_CityGardensOG: Hey paulie B, enjoying the show
	3:59pm Jessie: ↳ prof.fuzz @3:56 Surviving You Always is my favorite Sac Trust album!
	3:59pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Joe B @3:57 likewise. are the ryko reissues still available?
	4:01pm prof.fuzz: ↳ prof.fuzz @3:59 wonder about the legals/rights on the ryko reissues. the blurb i read made this seem like the band finally got the rights.
	4:02pm PJ: ↳ prof.fuzz @4:01 The band got their rights back from SST in the '90s because SST never paid royalties. (This is also why Dinosaur JR. and Sonic Youth got their rights back.)
	4:02pm prof.fuzz: ↳ PJ @4:02 thanks
	4:03pm chris g: I don't know if anyone's mentioned Slovenly yet but those albums are pretty terrific
	4:04pm Joe B: ↳ prof.fuzz @4:01 derrick bostrom did the liner notes and produced the bonus material on the ryko versions so they seemed authorized to me
	4:04pm DJ PB: ↳ PJ @4:02 Ironically, the exact reason Black Flag sought to sever ties with Unicorn!!
	4:05pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Joe B @4:04 i'll have to dig around and find that announcement i saw recently and look more closely at the details...
	4:06pm Joe B: does this book get into what happened with Bomp almost signing black flag in 1979? because if they had SST might not have existed.
	4:06pm DJ PB: ↳ Joe B @4:06 It does!
	4:07pm Gregory Lopez: I've bought three Bad Brains albums. I And I, Quickness and Build A Nation. A great and violent band. I have never seen them live.
	4:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Informative Programming about bitchen Musics. I don't think it gets better...
	4:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yerknow - I need heard an Interview on FMU that wasn't great...
	4:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @4:08 *NEVER (not need dammit)
	4:08pm DJ PB: ↳ DJ PB @4:06 It's not much of a story actually. Basically, Bomp was dragging their feet and the band got impatient.
	4:09pm Joe B: ↳ DJ PB @4:08 ah ok. thanks
	4:10pm Gregory Lopez: Saint Virus is quite impressive.
	4:10pm Gregory Lopez: Typo
	4:11pm DanFA: ↳ Song: "Brave Captain" by "fIREHOSE" I had a VHS tape in the early 2000s that was a compilation of various music videos that SST produced and this song was one of them.
	4:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That's what they always say about the 1960s : Back then, a Label sometimes had patience while an Artist Developed ! Of course, the whole Industry become Top Down later : Lawyers & Bean Counter Biz People signing a very few Artists for huge advances ...& dropping them fast in they didn't Sell Huge immediately... Maybe that always applied less to the Indy world ...I dunno...
	4:12pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: I just missed Minutemen, but I was fortunate to see fIREHOSE.
	4:12pm drr: fIREHOSE sounds much better than I remember. Pleased to hear this.
	4:12pm Joe B: ed from ohio actually came to FMU in 2004 as 2nd guitarist/tour manager with Southern Culture on the Skids! I didn't make ths connection that it was him until they were on their way out the door
	4:12pm DanFA: I always misread this band as Firehouse.
	4:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Saw fIREHOSE once - the Benefit for the DeadKennedys then undergoing the Obscenity Trials for their Giger cover !...
	4:14pm Joe B: I saw firehose about 10 times. they were always great.
	4:15pm Marshall Stacks: Wow, Trostsky Icepick! Brings back a lot of memories.
	4:16pm Art: Remember Tar Babies?
	4:17pm Saltonstall: There is a great music video for Movement on A Mouthful of Sweat video comp
	4:17pm Guy in Solihull UK: Saw Firehose at the great Duchess of York venue in Leeds,UK. They were superb. Sent me off on an SST mission after that gig. Remember picking up You're living all over me and Mirage around the same time on the back of that gig. Great times
	4:17pm Jessie: It would be nice if Opal's 'Happy Nightmare Baby" got a proper re-issue.
	4:19pm Saltonstall: Still got my Angst t shirt I ordered back from SST back in the olden days
	4:20pm Saltonstall: Still fits!
	4:20pm DJ PB: ↳ Art @4:16 Yes a band I won't be playing because I'd rather not say their name.
	4:20pm Saltonstall: I’m gonna put it on right now… hold on…
	4:20pm morphe': PBS ... Ken kept saying "NoYice" for Nice one day and now my Simon of 12 is sayiyng :' "NoYice" = NOYICYE SHOW !!!! I as an old Bklyn Lad would say : "Great show !!!" Simon who never lived in UK is saying " "NoYice" ... Blame kenneth
	4:20pm prof.fuzz: ↳ prof.fuzz @4:05 here we go. looks like remastered reissues on Megaforce. www.treblezine.com...
	4:20pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: I put on Angst on the boom box at a college party in 1988. It didn’t go over well.
	4:20pm DJ PB: ↳ Saltonstall @4:17 Never saw that Slovenly video! I'll have to check it out!
	4:22pm Saltonstall: It’s on YouTube…. Sounds like it was recorded off of French tv
	4:22pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: I was more of a CD guy than a vinyl person. SST was a proponent of mini CDs. I still have little CDs by Sonic Youth, Dino Jr, Grant Hart & the Godhead/Goddress in store play compilation.
	4:23pm Joe B: ↳ Song: "So Quick To Say" by "The Last" the bomp-sst circle completed!
	4:23pm Marshall Stacks: I've had Jim's book on request at the local lib since 5/10/2023. I hope it shows up one of these days.
	4:23pm Art: ↳ DJ PB @4:20 Understood.
	4:25pm BTD in Bloomfield: Great set & interview, I'm really curious now what a Negativland show was like
	4:26pm _Ike_: Cool.
	4:26pm Sufferwords: SST store across from Viper Room- Pat Smear manning the desk- good meatball sandwich two doors away
	4:26pm ?: I've got an Iggy/James Williamson on BOMP! green vinyl Kill City
	4:27pm Marshall Stacks: ↳ BTD in Bloomfield @4:25 Negativland is touring Europe in October. Maybe they'll tour stateside after that.
	4:28pm Joe B: ↳ Song: "Transfiguration" by "Screaming Trees" now we're talkin!
	4:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Transfiguration" by "Screaming Trees" TREEZ
	4:29pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: Oh hell yeah Screaming Treeeeessss
	4:29pm drr: ↳ Marshall Stacks @4:23 The New Orleans Public Library has it, and the book is excellent.
	4:30pm PJ: ↳ Jessie @4:17 Apparently David Roback put the kibosh on any reissue, and his estate is keeping the kibosh on.
	4:32pm Jessie: ↳ PJ @4:30 Thanks PJ.
	4:33pm BTD in Bloomfield: I hear Mark Lanegan's memoir from shortly before he died is something else
	4:33pm ?: ebay...$10.92 free shipping: can't post the link
	4:34pm Bob obobo D'blon: I guess this is Hope Sandoval and Roback??
	4:35pm PB Not the DJ: ↳ PJ @4:30 Very happy to have picked up a Rain Parade twofer CD many years ago.
	4:35pm Guy in Solihull UK: Really enjoying this show thanks PB
	4:35pm Joe B: pell mell!
	4:36pm bobobob: We played a show in Chicago with Rain Parade at the Vic Theater...nice people!!!!
	4:37pm Gregory Lopez: "What makes men start fire?"
	4:37pm bobobobob: Joe Belock yeah!!!!
	4:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Bob obobo D'blon @4:34 Kendra Smith before Hope : en.wikipedia.org...
	4:38pm ?: got 3 Rain Parade on vinyl too. Good discs, 2 studio one live
	4:40pm herb.nyc: ↳ Song: "So Quick To Say" by "The Last" Great show. Such memories (and very faded for me); the Last show at Maxwell’s, around this time, was pretty sparsely attended.
	4:42pm Hunterian: Das Damen news is spectacular.
	4:43pm morphe': Philip Dick Novel .. what if Kurt Cobain signed with SST and not ???? ... Alt universe Xs x...
	4:44pm Harry Corvair: “Went on tour with Black Flag. With Gone, rather.”
	4:46pm Joe B: zoogz rift
	4:46pm chris g: the other SST essential was Raymond Pettibon's art
	4:47pm rx "rexy" scabin: @DJ PB great interview.
	4:47pm DJ PB: ↳ chris g @4:46 Jim and I talked about Pettibon at bit but I had to cut it for time, unfortunately.
	4:48pm DJ PB: ↳ rx "rexy" scabin @4:47 Thanks, rexy!
	4:48pm Joe Castrianni: The most underrated SST record is Grant Hart’s Intolerance.
	4:49pm Joe B: the bill walton spoken word record!
	4:49pm prof.fuzz: fantastic interview! thx DJ PB and jim!
	4:49pm Joe B: ↳ Joe Castrianni @4:48 love it!
	4:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "What Is Red" by "Divine Horsemen" Yay ChrisD
	4:50pm morphe': ↳ Harry Corvair @4:44 My young Arnan at the time [1989] and I went from the squatted venue Van Hall [A'dam] to Eindhoven with MDC in a grubby mobile home travel homeBus... super sweet folks... gave Arnan earplugs ... he was but 2-3....
	4:50pm Saltonstall: Mojack.. say it.. Mojack!!!
	4:50pm Joe B: thanks PB - great show!
	4:51pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Joe B @4:49 !!! was it was recorded backstage at a grateful dead concert when ginn and walton literally bumped into each other during "drums"???
	4:51pm drr: The book has some good detail about the Ginn/Pettibon falling out.
	4:51pm DJ PB: ↳ Joe B @4:49 Technically on the SST sub label Issues.
	4:51pm morphe': Thanks PB and all !!! Super great ..
	4:51pm Pauly from Clifton: Thanks, Paulie B! Great interview and great tunes!
	4:52pm Joe B: ↳ DJ PB @4:51 and i think cassette only, unless it made it to CD?
	4:52pm Harry Corvair: Blind Idiot God Telling truth
	4:52pm Saltonstall: You Don’t Know Mojack podcast is incredible. They go through each SST release with a ton of research, interviews (they interviewed Ruland), commentary, and humor. It’s really great.
	4:52pm Joe B: never realized it was on Issues. i just remember it in the catalog
	4:53pm DanFA: ↳ DJ PB @4:51 Great show, Paul.
	4:53pm PB Not the DJ: ↳ prof.fuzz @4:51 Even Bill Walton couldn’t handle Drums!
	4:53pm DJ PB: ↳ Joe B @4:50 Thanks, Joe B! And thanks everyone! Be back next week with some new music to play!!
	4:53pm Jessie: Great job putting this together DJ PB. Thank you.
	4:53pm Jessie: ↳ Song: "Soft Hit" by "Volcano Suns" Excellent double album by Volcano Suns.
	4:54pm Saltonstall: I could listen to Brant and Ryan talk about dish soap
	4:55pm Guy in Solihull UK: Love Volcano Suns
	4:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Very fun! Thanks, DJ PB!
	4:58pm morphe': ↳ DJ PB @4:53 For those of us so poor we have not bought music [LIVE SHOWS !!!! YES!!!] Everyday at FMU is New Music !!!! there was a short lived reat Place in NYC .. The New Music Distribution Center = 3rd floor of ### Lower B'way .. Tony Colter and others were involved ... Last Vinyl bought = 1983?? Nihilist Spasm Band ..
	4:58pm _Ike_: ↳ Song: "Christianity is Stupid" by "Negativland" Bwahahahahahahahaha
	4:59pm Panther: I don’t know, I’m a Christian and I’m not stupid. Actually I have a fantastic life. Mostly due to my Christianity.
	5:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the beat - the Beat - THUH BEAT !!! www.youtube.com...
	5:00pm Saltonstall: @Panther- record a Negativland dis track
	5:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ PB ~ & Mr. Ruland
	5:03pm Panther: Chuck!!
	5:03pm Panther: Chuk!!!!
	5:08pm Panther: Chuk!!!

Paul Bruno: Playlist from August 27, 2023

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