WFMU: Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine: Playlist from August 30, 2012

Listener comments!
	12:06pm Cheri Pi: hell yeah! Hi DK!
	12:06pm Cecile: YAH. Hi, Diane! Hi, all!
	12:07pm Cheri Pi: Cecile!
	12:10pm Cecile: PI!!!!
	12:10pm paula pc: hi Cheri Pi, Cecile, Diane, Bionic!!
	12:10pm Cheri Pi: If feels so right to be rocking out with you again.*bangs head
	12:11pm Cheri Pi: Hey Paula PC!
	12:12pm Cecile: Paula! Yah, I am playing air double bass drums now.
	12:12pm tim from champaign: I'm heading to Bell's on Saturday. Tell me what kind of Bell's you want and I'll buy you a beer (and drink it for you too).
	12:13pm SteveL: Love Bionic. Reminds me of a favorite local act that just broke up. [snif]
	12:15pm Cecile: I'd like an Oarsman. Or an Oberon. Thanks, Tim! :D
	12:15pm Cheri Pi: Two-hearted Tim! 2 of 'em.
	12:17pm 100% real dc pat: sheesh! It's pretty girly in here right now. I'm kind of a girly guy, can I stay?
	12:18pm Cecile: ralphie from the mob could sell ice to Eskimos.
	12:19pm Cecile: The words "girly" and "Cecile" don't usually appear in the same sentence in my life.
	12:19pm Cecile: do what the hell you want, girly-man. :D:D:D:D:D
	12:19pm tim from champaign: Alright, that's 1 Oberon, 1 Oarsmen and 2 Two-Hearted. You got it, C & C. Looks like I'm parking the car and walking the rest of the day.
	12:19pm northguineahills: It does in mine.
	12:19pm andymorphic: rikk agnew!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:20pm Cecile: just make sure your girl cooties booster is up to date.
	12:20pm Jim Devoid: Always loved 'Falling Out' but was always partial to the DI version.
	12:20pm 100% real dc pat: sorry Cecile. tim: do they have any bourbon cask aged stuff?
	12:20pm Cheri Pi: Damn Diane, you're blasting us out to space over here...
	12:21pm Cecile: hahahahaha, dcp. I had to give you grief. Forgive me.
	12:22pm 100% real dc pat: I took the cooties cure but then the helicopter crashed. I'm the omega man of cooties.
	12:22pm northguineahills: I'm more of a single malt guy myself.
	12:22pm Cecile: damn, this is a seriously great Jawbox song.
	12:22pm Cheri Pi: Poor DCP!!
	12:23pm tim from champaign: Pat - As far as I know Bell's hasn't done that yet. Closest they've come is a Scotch Ale. Have you had Founder's Kentucky Bourbon Ale? It's a mind melter.
	12:24pm Vito Infidado Burrito: Another beautiful afternoon, moshing boshing and crashing with the Kamikazi!!!! kiiiiiiick iiiiiit!!
	12:24pm 100% real dc pat: tim: no, do they sell that outside of the Brewery/Pub? I'd love to try it.. crap I'm going to go look for it NOW
	12:25pm Cecile: VOIVOD!!!!
	12:25pm Cheri Pi: VOIVODDDDDDDDD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:25pm 100% real dc pat: I new Cecile was going to say that
	12:26pm 100% real dc pat: however, did NOT know Cheri Pi was going to say that.
	12:26pm Cecile: this is Voivod's Motorhead song
	12:27pm Cheri Pi: *totally Cecile!
	12:28pm Cheri Pi: I actually surprised myself there..
	12:28pm tim from champaign: Pat - Yes they do sell it outside of the brewery. Unfortunately it's a small batch and goes like hotcakes. Keep your eyes peeled for it in the early spring. Also look for New Holland's Dragon's Milk. That's available year round.
	12:29pm 100% real dc pat: tim: do you mean Founders KBS (Kentucky Breakfast Stout)? That looks like just the shit I need but looks like it's not exported.....
	12:31pm tim from champaign: Yeah, the KBS!
	12:34pm northguineahills: My gf got a contract to redesign Burger Kings (yeah, I know). Do, I meet her at one in midtown for a free lunch (bleh), or do I cook for myself. (yum, but sick of cooking)?.
	12:35pm 100% real dc pat: dang! My brother lives in MI, I'll have to make him go git me some. How far away is Kalamazoo from Grand Rapids?
	12:35pm The KBS: Breakfast Ale Eternal
	12:36pm Cecile: ngh, it's about f'ing time. I've been in there for various reasons. I think their food is better than many chains, but the environment is SO uninviting. Horrible. You'd rather be in a hospital waiting room.
	12:37pm Cecile: and meet her for lunch - moral support!
	12:38pm John Lisa: Diane turns it out again. There is no substitute!
	12:41pm Cheri Pi: OK...when you have a minute, we've all been geeking out over the Undertones' video of my Perfect Cousin...an official video: http://youtu.be/Pgqa3cVOxUc
	12:41pm BSI: YO, people! Crepes afire, I haven't heard this Pugs release in a thousand years.
	12:41pm 100% real dc pat: gosh, I never listened to the post-Feargal Undertones
	12:42pm Cheri Pi: Japanese lady doom!
	12:43pm northguineahills: Ok, I'll head out, thanks Cecile!
	12:43pm 100% real dc pat: excellent video/tune Cheri
	12:44pm 100% real dc pat: GOD if we only had YouTube when we were teenagers!
	12:44pm Cheri Pi: How did we even find music when we were teenagers??? I'll never know.
	12:44pm Cecile: no prob. ngh.
	12:45pm Cecile: I think we listened raptly to old stoners with record collections. And there was that whole reading thing.
	12:46pm stingy d: dc pat! you watching the vuelta? or... what is it colorado?
	12:46pm 100% real dc pat: we went into record stores, looked at the covers, and bought the coolest looking one.
	12:46pm Torque: Thank God somebody ROCKS around here.
	12:47pm andymorphic: i am not getting any work done....i keep having to kvm over to see what the track is.....
	12:47pm Cheri Pi: And we had that rag, Maximum Rock-n-Roll...
	12:47pm 100% real dc pat: Yeah I missed a good part of Faye's show because of LaVuelta. Spanish guy is making Froome look like a FOOL.
	12:48pm Torque: We read Creem, Crawdaddy, Hit Parader, Rolling Stone. We listened to stations that started with the letter Q. We watched Midnight Special and Don Kirshner's Rock Concert. KAAY in Little Rock (Beeker St.) ...
	12:48pm Cheri Pi: I was surrounded by old stoners! and I never got stoned...then. and we had that book by Trouser press.
	12:49pm 100% real dc pat: Later on, I had good friends that bought every freaking thing that came out. So I usually just went to their library.
	12:50pm 100% real dc pat: Trouser Press itself was one of the only truly reliable mags. New Wave theater helped later on. and a show called Night Flight from Philly
	12:50pm stingy d: oh man! froome looked like he could have dogged wiggins at the tour. i saw the first 5 or 6 stages of the vuelta but lost track in the past few days.
	12:50pm Cheri Pi: Oh yeah, and I lived in Seattle from 1980-85 so my formative years weren't all fucked up with commercial radio like if I had been in Cincinnati during that precious time.
	12:51pm Torque: Two older brothers who went off to Brown Institute of Radio Technology in Minneapolis and North Texas State. They brought home stuff I'd never heard of back then. The Bubble Puppy, Flamin' Groovies, The Move.
	12:51pm 100% real dc pat: stinj: You're right about the Tour. But he had to let the captain win. There are big things for him coming up, he's just tired right now I think.
	12:51pm Cecile: we read the record reviews in Stereo Review, and old Rolling stones from the public library, and we watched for anything Lester Bangs wrote. We picked up whatever free publication was at the record store when we went travelling.
	12:53pm 100% real dc pat: these kids today don't even know how to work for their music, dammit.
	12:53pm Torque: @ Cheri - But in Cincy, they had Sudsy Malone's Laundromat/Rock Bar. The Lemon Pipers, Doris Day, Afghan Wigs, Bogart's,
	12:53pm Cheri Pi: We had friends that "borrowed" records from the college radio station....
	12:53pm Torque: Seattle had Paul Revere and the Raiders and that grunge thing. Oh, and Queensryche.
	12:54pm Cecile: we rifled through the record collections of people we babysat for and played the good ones when the kids went to sleep.
	12:54pm stingy d: @100% dc p- you probly right. was pretty dissappointed by van garderen at the tour, another one who looked like he could leave his man in the dust, and actually did at one point. they're youngins tho.
	12:55pm Cecile: we kept a list of every song we heard on the college radio station we liked. we traded tapes... yeah, it was like another part-time job! But it was fun.
	12:55pm Cheri Pi: Oh yes, Torque, I had them too after I moved here. We weren't doing too bad in Cinci but my natural curiosity and exposure to killer music I brought with me, I'm not sure if I would have turned out this weird had I not moved around...QUeensryche lived in my neighborhood!!!
	12:56pm Cecile: I was leaning toward weird, but a year in Australia turned me completely weird.
	12:56pm Torque: I remember a friend buying Never Miind The Bollocks and the first Van Halen LP on the same day. Listening to both of those blew my mind. I didn't know which way to turn, so I just rotated in circles and blew a 1/2 a noisy.
	12:57pm Torque: Australia? You were probably listening to Angel City over there. I am sooo over-posting. Sorry. You got me going.
	12:57pm Cheri Pi: I loved Dio & Duran Duran when I was 14....
	12:57pm 100% real dc pat: stinj: it'll be interesting to see what happens next year with Wiggins vs Froome. He's hinted at moving on already..
	12:58pm 100% real dc pat: when I was 14 all I cared about was the Who and Kinks. Then when I was 15 I found out about the Pistols and that was it. "Punk rock changed my life"
	12:58pm Cecile: Torque, no it was before Angel City. It was Skyhooks, Sherbet, Little River Band and this new group AC/DC. Also a ton of funk, glam, and 60s garage band I never heard in the States.
	12:59pm Torque: Is that Wiggins as in Shaggs Wiggins? @Cecile - I saw a live clip of Little River Band the other day. I have to say I've reconsidered them. They were pretty damned good live.
	12:59pm 100% real dc pat: Cecile: yeah, it's funny how the whole world loves US-style garage music except the US.
	1:00pm Cecile: That's about the same time it happened to me, dcp. When I was 14, I said Elton John was my favorite artist, even though he wasn't because I didn't want to say Charley Pride or 3 Dog Night. The next year I was a raving Skyhooks and AC/DC fan, and could parse and diagram the top 40 in my sleep.
	1:01pm Chris from DC: This Hour of 13 is most excellent.
	1:01pm Torque: Was Brian Johnson'd 'Geordie' an Aussie band? I'm thinking Scottish. At any rate, always thought he did an admirable job of 'trying' to fill-in for Bon.
	1:02pm Cecile: Torque, critics were surprised when they and AC/DC broke in the states before Sherbet and Skyhooks. But both bands werent' afraid of touring forever. Before about '78, LRB were halfway decent.
	1:02pm Kalm: Jeez, what's next, Deicide?
	1:03pm ian gillan: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
	1:03pm Kalm: Nice! Deep Purple. RIP Jon Lord. I saw Ian Gillan do this solo circa '76. Very fine. When I first heard that organ, I was sure it was Vincent Crane of Atomic Rooster.
	1:04pm 100% real dc pat: Bradley Wiggins, 2012 winner of the Tour de France, gold medalist in 2012 Olympic time trial....AND he's a mod.
	1:04pm Cheri Pi: *flick (sniff)
	1:04pm Cecile: They were British. Brian Johnson was a Geordie, from Northeast Britain. Prolly spiritual cousins with the Scots, though.
	1:05pm Torque: Cecile, you know almost everything. You probably even remember Gary Thain and David Byron.
	1:05pm philthy: Deep Purple at the height of their powers. Thanks for this.
	1:05pm Cecile: dcp, it's like that with deep soul and funk and techno, and free jazz and about 15 other genres. It bums me out.
	1:06pm Cecile: I don't remember Gary Thain, but I remember David Byon. From Uriah Heep. Skyhooks supported them on their first American tour.
	1:06pm Torque: Ian Paice. Maybe the best rock drummer of all.
	1:07pm Torque: Gary Thain was Uriah's bassist. Great one. He was electrocuted onstage and died not long after of complications. RIP.
	1:07pm Cecile: I remember David Byron. He led Uriah Heep who Skyhooks supported on their first American tour.
	1:08pm Cecile: I didn't know Gary Thain, but turns out he was in Heep as well. I wasn't a Uriah Heep fan.
	1:08pm Torque: Here's a good one. Deep Purple at California Jam '74 - Coverdale singing "Burn" with Glenn Hughes. Fantastic. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMUJkauJ-mM
	1:11pm MenfussMike: RIP John Lord....what an amazing band Mark II was
	1:12pm Rocky: A Natural choice for Jesus Christ Superstar. Ian.
	1:13pm Torque: Tommy Bolin wasn't made for Deep Purple. I did like him with James Gang, though. Standin' In The Rain is a lost classic.
	1:13pm Cecile: damn, you almost played Perfect Strangers. Tease.
	1:13pm 100% real dc pat: OK, we covered: 1. heavy beer 2. la Vuelta 3. formative rock listening years No wonder I keep coming back here.
	1:15pm Cheri Pi: She giggled too when it came on. What's the next topic ???
	1:16pm Cecile: how f'ing tired one is after a night class when one has not gone to school in nearly 25 years.
	1:16pm Cecile: you're really tired. Next topic?
	1:18pm Cheri Pi: These Black Rainbow kids are doing it right. I found myself bobbing my head left to right, and kind of twirling it....
	1:18pm MenfussMike: play the farflung side please
	1:18pm Cecile: this kind of music would be perfect for demon strippers working in hell.
	1:19pm BSI: me approve yonder black rainbows.
	1:19pm Cheri Pi: I love listening to music that makes me wanna dance on a pole....in hell.
	1:24pm Cheri Pi: The last time I was at Bleaker Bob's I bought a copy of, surprisingly, Killing Technology...just because.
	1:26pm 100% real dc pat: oh man, didn't realize the Psychotic Tanks would be shaking a chicken in the middle of the room..
	1:27pm Thomas: Psychotic Tanks!!
	1:27pm Cecile: please play "I'm so sick of this terrible war!"
	1:34pm tim from champaign: DC Pat - (sorry, had to split for a while). Grand Rapids is about an hour from K-zoo. It's an easy trip. Is your brother in K-zoo? I lived there for 15 years.
	1:35pm Cheri Pi: the 540 label is my new favorite. goddamn right.
	1:35pm 100% real dc pat: yeah, teaches at K College.
	1:57pm Sven: Suddenly, I long for Meshuggah.
	1:58pm Cecile: hrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrah. Gotta go, maybe see ya'll next week.
	2:01pm Sven: THANK YOU, DIANE! YES!!!!
	2:02pm Cheri Pi: woohooooooooo!!!!!!!
	2:04pm Sven: Math Metal rules!
	2:06pm Cheri Pi: VENOM!!
	2:06pm Cheri Pi: I have this cassette!
	2:07pm PKNY: BLACK FUNKY METAL!
	2:07pm Thad: Makes me yearn for some vintage Saxon.
	2:09pm Thad: This Repub convention in Tampa has reminded me of a Tampa suburb, Brandon, home of Death Metal and bands like Death, Obituary, Nasty Savage, Savatage, Deicide, Obituary, etc.
	2:11pm stingy d: i think lou christie wrote this number.
	2:11pm Cheri Pi: These are the kids that played w/ Batillus & Gnaw?
	2:12pm Thad: Oops, said Obituary twice. Ha! We used to sit around and come up with death metal band names ... usually they had to include some medical term ... Autopsy, Embalmer, Bonesaw, Femur, Enema, etc. ...
	2:14pm Funfax: Luigi Alfredo Giovanni Sacco a/k/a Lou Christie!
	2:14pm Wondering: Whatever happened to Mojo Nixon?
	2:16pm common: hell yea!
	2:17pm 100% real dc pat: stuffing Martha's muffins I imagine...
	2:18pm BSI: Whoa. False Prophets. Blast from the way-back. Sudden desire to hear that WISCONSIN album by Crucifucks. Not that there's a connection, apart from a certain time in history, but...
	2:18pm BSI: Hinckley had a vision...
	2:25pm northguineahills: woah, this Umberto sounds like John Carter doing an Italian splatter-core sntrk.
	2:25pm stingy d: this umberto shit is wildin
	2:26pm 100% real dc pat: ah, I remember now. There was something about Martha Quinn that I couldn't remember--she married a guy that was in the Fuzztones.
	2:27pm BSI: brilliant set
	2:27pm Cheri Pi: Breaking it down!!!
	2:29pm 100% real dc pat: Rudi from the Fuzztones is from my home town...sort of. Is anybody LISTENING to me??
	2:29pm Wondering: I thought I didn't like Wire. I may have to reconsider. Great show Diane! Your long-standing metal heritage is unsullied.
	2:30pm 100% real dc pat: ho boy. You gotta wonder about some one who doesn't have Pink Flag in their record collection...
	2:33pm northguineahills: @ sometimes 100% real dc pat: I don't have pink flag in my record collection, although, I may have it in my mp3 collection, but I fear it was in my hard drive that recently went kaput.
	2:34pm northguineahills: But, I have tons of Bruce Gilbert stuff....
	2:35pm stingy d: i don't have pink flag, is that why wire sucks?
	2:35pm 100% real dc pat: ngh: hard drive counts
	2:36pm 100% real dc pat: precisely stinj.
	2:36pm Cheri Pi: SWEET!!!
	2:37pm stingy d: ok, i'm gonna give them another shot.
	2:43pm Cheri Pi: Blast from the past!!!
	2:45pm Cheri Pi: Another one!!!
	2:49pm Chris from DC: Yes.

Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine: Playlist from August 30, 2012

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Lecherous Gaze	Ravenous "Ravenous" by "Lecherous Gaze"	On The Skids	Tee Pee	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Bionic	Turn You Out "Turn You Out" by "Bionic"	Deliverance	Sound King	0:04:27 (Pop-up)
Bionic	Bad Times "Bad Times" by "Bionic"	Deliverance	Sound King	0:08:04 (Pop-up)
The Sons Of Hercules	Numb "Numb" by "The Sons Of Hercules"	A Different Kind Of Ugly	Saustex	0:09:49 (Pop-up)
The Mob	Back To Queens "Back To Queens" by "The Mob"	45	Weathermaker	0:13:31 (Pop-up)
Rikk Agnew	Falling Out "Falling Out" by "Rikk Agnew"	All By Myself	Frontier	0:16:11 (Pop-up)
Jawbox	Cooling Card "Cooling Card" by "Jawbox"	For Your Own Special Sweetheart	Atlantic	0:19:04 (Pop-up)
Voivod	Volcano "Volcano" by "Voivod"	Infini	Relapse	0:21:50 (Pop-up)

Undertones, The	Enough "Enough" by "Undertones, The"	Get What You Need	Sanctuary	0:35:29 (Pop-up)
Pugs	Divine "Divine" by "Pugs"	Bite The Red Knee	Casual Tonalities	0:37:57 (Pop-up)
Testors	Time Is Mine` "Time Is Mine`" by "Testors"	45	Windian Records	0:42:06 (Pop-up)
New Christs	Spit It Out "Spit It Out" by "New Christs"	We Got This!	Smog Veil	0:44:52 (Pop-up)
Iron Man	The Liar "The Liar" by "Iron Man"	Black Knight	Shadow Kingdom	0:49:04 (Pop-up)
Hour of 13	Deny The Cross "Deny The Cross" by "Hour of 13"	333	Earache	0:52:30 (Pop-up)
Deep Purple	Child In Time "Child In Time" by "Deep Purple"	Deep Purple In Rock	Warner Brothers	0:59:40 (Pop-up)
Black Rainbows	The River, The Moon, The White Lake, The Megaelectrofantafuzzspace	Farflung/Black Rainbows split	Heavy Psych Sounds	1:10:04 (Pop-up)

Psychotic Tanks	Let's Have A Party	Various Artists: Presage(s)	4AD	1:22:28 (Pop-up)
Samael	Let My People Be "Let My People Be" by "Samael"	Lux Mundi	Nuclear Blast Germany	1:24:19 (Pop-up)
Shaved Women	Exorcism "Exorcism" by "Shaved Women"	Static EP	Pass Judgement	1:28:04 (Pop-up)
Shaved Women	Shallow Sea "Shallow Sea" by "Shaved Women"	Static EP	Pass Judgement	1:30:52 (Pop-up)
Deskonocidos	Controlados "Controlados" by "Deskonocidos"	Donde Lloran Los Valientes 7"	540	1:31:22 (Pop-up)
xbxrx	Beat Rolls On "Beat Rolls On" by "xbxrx"	Sixth In Sixes	Polyvinyl	1:33:11 (Pop-up)
Natur	Vermin Rift "Vermin Rift" by "Natur"	Head of Death	Earache	1:35:30 (Pop-up)
Cross Stitched Eyes	Sluglord "Sluglord" by "Cross Stitched Eyes"	Decomposition	Alternative Tentacles	1:40:49 (Pop-up)
Rudimentary Peni	B Ward "B Ward" by "Rudimentary Peni"	The EPs of RP	Outer Himalayan	1:47:45 (Pop-up)

Grafvolluth	Iron Broom "Iron Broom" by "Grafvolluth"	Long Live Death	Regimental Records	1:52:27 (Pop-up)
Meshuggah	Sane "Sane" by "Meshuggah"			1:58:25 (Pop-up)
Venom	Black Metal "Black Metal" by "Venom"	Black Metal	Neat	2:02:14 (Pop-up)
Summoner	Winged Hessians "Winged Hessians" by "Summoner"	Phoenix	Summoner	2:05:30 (Pop-up)
False Prophets	Shadow Government "Shadow Government" by "False Prophets"	Invisible People	Konkurrel	2:10:36 (Pop-up)
Beast of Beast	Hands Off "Hands Off" by "Beast of Beast"	Sex, Drugs and Noise...	My Ass	2:15:47 (Pop-up)
Umberto	The Child "The Child" by "Umberto"	Prophecy of the Black Widow	Not Not Fun	2:16:54 (Pop-up)
Wire	On Returning "On Returning" by "Wire"	154	Harvest	2:23:49 (Pop-up)

Mirrors	Hands In My Pockets "Hands In My Pockets" by "Mirrors"	Hands in My Pockets	Overground Records	2:33:31 (Pop-up)
Red Dons	Secret Agent "Secret Agent" by "Red Dons"	Fake Meets Failure	Deranged Records	2:35:32 (Pop-up)
Aggression	Dear John Letter "Dear John Letter" by "Aggression"	Various Artists: Someone Got Their Head Kicked In!	BYO Records	2:39:49 (Pop-up)
Blades	Don't Wanna Dance With You	Various Artists: Someone Got Their Head Kicked In!	BYO Records	2:41:54 (Pop-up)
Stormcrow	Cycle of Extinction "Cycle of Extinction" by "Stormcrow"	Stormcrow / Sanctum	20 Buck Spin	2:44:53 (Pop-up)
Botch	Mondrian Was A Liar "Mondrian Was A Liar" by "Botch"	We Are the Romans	Hydrahead	2:50:53 (Pop-up)
Guyana Punch Line	Obligatory Sappy Intro/Obligatory Naive Antisellout Song	Direkt Aktion	Prank Records	2:53:15 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:06pm Cheri Pi: hell yeah! Hi DK!
	12:06pm Cecile: YAH. Hi, Diane! Hi, all!
	12:07pm Cheri Pi: Cecile!
	12:10pm Cecile: PI!!!!
	12:10pm paula pc: hi Cheri Pi, Cecile, Diane, Bionic!!
	12:10pm Cheri Pi: If feels so right to be rocking out with you again.*bangs head
	12:11pm Cheri Pi: Hey Paula PC!
	12:12pm Cecile: Paula! Yah, I am playing air double bass drums now.
	12:12pm tim from champaign: I'm heading to Bell's on Saturday. Tell me what kind of Bell's you want and I'll buy you a beer (and drink it for you too).
	12:13pm SteveL: Love Bionic. Reminds me of a favorite local act that just broke up. [snif]
	12:15pm Cecile: I'd like an Oarsman. Or an Oberon. Thanks, Tim! :D
	12:15pm Cheri Pi: Two-hearted Tim! 2 of 'em.
	12:17pm 100% real dc pat: sheesh! It's pretty girly in here right now. I'm kind of a girly guy, can I stay?
	12:18pm Cecile: ralphie from the mob could sell ice to Eskimos.
	12:19pm Cecile: The words "girly" and "Cecile" don't usually appear in the same sentence in my life.
	12:19pm Cecile: do what the hell you want, girly-man. :D:D:D:D:D
	12:19pm tim from champaign: Alright, that's 1 Oberon, 1 Oarsmen and 2 Two-Hearted. You got it, C & C. Looks like I'm parking the car and walking the rest of the day.
	12:19pm northguineahills: It does in mine.
	12:19pm andymorphic: rikk agnew!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:20pm Cecile: just make sure your girl cooties booster is up to date.
	12:20pm Jim Devoid: Always loved 'Falling Out' but was always partial to the DI version.
	12:20pm 100% real dc pat: sorry Cecile. tim: do they have any bourbon cask aged stuff?
	12:20pm Cheri Pi: Damn Diane, you're blasting us out to space over here...
	12:21pm Cecile: hahahahaha, dcp. I had to give you grief. Forgive me.
	12:22pm 100% real dc pat: I took the cooties cure but then the helicopter crashed. I'm the omega man of cooties.
	12:22pm northguineahills: I'm more of a single malt guy myself.
	12:22pm Cecile: damn, this is a seriously great Jawbox song.
	12:22pm Cheri Pi: Poor DCP!!
	12:23pm tim from champaign: Pat - As far as I know Bell's hasn't done that yet. Closest they've come is a Scotch Ale. Have you had Founder's Kentucky Bourbon Ale? It's a mind melter.
	12:24pm Vito Infidado Burrito: Another beautiful afternoon, moshing boshing and crashing with the Kamikazi!!!! kiiiiiiick iiiiiit!!
	12:24pm 100% real dc pat: tim: no, do they sell that outside of the Brewery/Pub? I'd love to try it.. crap I'm going to go look for it NOW
	12:25pm Cecile: VOIVOD!!!!
	12:25pm Cheri Pi: VOIVODDDDDDDDD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:25pm 100% real dc pat: I new Cecile was going to say that
	12:26pm 100% real dc pat: however, did NOT know Cheri Pi was going to say that.
	12:26pm Cecile: this is Voivod's Motorhead song
	12:27pm Cheri Pi: *totally Cecile!
	12:28pm Cheri Pi: I actually surprised myself there..
	12:28pm tim from champaign: Pat - Yes they do sell it outside of the brewery. Unfortunately it's a small batch and goes like hotcakes. Keep your eyes peeled for it in the early spring. Also look for New Holland's Dragon's Milk. That's available year round.
	12:29pm 100% real dc pat: tim: do you mean Founders KBS (Kentucky Breakfast Stout)? That looks like just the shit I need but looks like it's not exported.....
	12:31pm tim from champaign: Yeah, the KBS!
	12:34pm northguineahills: My gf got a contract to redesign Burger Kings (yeah, I know). Do, I meet her at one in midtown for a free lunch (bleh), or do I cook for myself. (yum, but sick of cooking)?.
	12:35pm 100% real dc pat: dang! My brother lives in MI, I'll have to make him go git me some. How far away is Kalamazoo from Grand Rapids?
	12:35pm The KBS: Breakfast Ale Eternal
	12:36pm Cecile: ngh, it's about f'ing time. I've been in there for various reasons. I think their food is better than many chains, but the environment is SO uninviting. Horrible. You'd rather be in a hospital waiting room.
	12:37pm Cecile: and meet her for lunch - moral support!
	12:38pm John Lisa: Diane turns it out again. There is no substitute!
	12:41pm Cheri Pi: OK...when you have a minute, we've all been geeking out over the Undertones' video of my Perfect Cousin...an official video: http://youtu.be/Pgqa3cVOxUc
	12:41pm BSI: YO, people! Crepes afire, I haven't heard this Pugs release in a thousand years.
	12:41pm 100% real dc pat: gosh, I never listened to the post-Feargal Undertones
	12:42pm Cheri Pi: Japanese lady doom!
	12:43pm northguineahills: Ok, I'll head out, thanks Cecile!
	12:43pm 100% real dc pat: excellent video/tune Cheri
	12:44pm 100% real dc pat: GOD if we only had YouTube when we were teenagers!
	12:44pm Cheri Pi: How did we even find music when we were teenagers??? I'll never know.
	12:44pm Cecile: no prob. ngh.
	12:45pm Cecile: I think we listened raptly to old stoners with record collections. And there was that whole reading thing.
	12:46pm stingy d: dc pat! you watching the vuelta? or... what is it colorado?
	12:46pm 100% real dc pat: we went into record stores, looked at the covers, and bought the coolest looking one.
	12:46pm Torque: Thank God somebody ROCKS around here.
	12:47pm andymorphic: i am not getting any work done....i keep having to kvm over to see what the track is.....
	12:47pm Cheri Pi: And we had that rag, Maximum Rock-n-Roll...
	12:47pm 100% real dc pat: Yeah I missed a good part of Faye's show because of LaVuelta. Spanish guy is making Froome look like a FOOL.
	12:48pm Torque: We read Creem, Crawdaddy, Hit Parader, Rolling Stone. We listened to stations that started with the letter Q. We watched Midnight Special and Don Kirshner's Rock Concert. KAAY in Little Rock (Beeker St.) ...
	12:48pm Cheri Pi: I was surrounded by old stoners! and I never got stoned...then. and we had that book by Trouser press.
	12:49pm 100% real dc pat: Later on, I had good friends that bought every freaking thing that came out. So I usually just went to their library.
	12:50pm 100% real dc pat: Trouser Press itself was one of the only truly reliable mags. New Wave theater helped later on. and a show called Night Flight from Philly
	12:50pm stingy d: oh man! froome looked like he could have dogged wiggins at the tour. i saw the first 5 or 6 stages of the vuelta but lost track in the past few days.
	12:50pm Cheri Pi: Oh yeah, and I lived in Seattle from 1980-85 so my formative years weren't all fucked up with commercial radio like if I had been in Cincinnati during that precious time.
	12:51pm Torque: Two older brothers who went off to Brown Institute of Radio Technology in Minneapolis and North Texas State. They brought home stuff I'd never heard of back then. The Bubble Puppy, Flamin' Groovies, The Move.
	12:51pm 100% real dc pat: stinj: You're right about the Tour. But he had to let the captain win. There are big things for him coming up, he's just tired right now I think.
	12:51pm Cecile: we read the record reviews in Stereo Review, and old Rolling stones from the public library, and we watched for anything Lester Bangs wrote. We picked up whatever free publication was at the record store when we went travelling.
	12:53pm 100% real dc pat: these kids today don't even know how to work for their music, dammit.
	12:53pm Torque: @ Cheri - But in Cincy, they had Sudsy Malone's Laundromat/Rock Bar. The Lemon Pipers, Doris Day, Afghan Wigs, Bogart's,
	12:53pm Cheri Pi: We had friends that "borrowed" records from the college radio station....
	12:53pm Torque: Seattle had Paul Revere and the Raiders and that grunge thing. Oh, and Queensryche.
	12:54pm Cecile: we rifled through the record collections of people we babysat for and played the good ones when the kids went to sleep.
	12:54pm stingy d: @100% dc p- you probly right. was pretty dissappointed by van garderen at the tour, another one who looked like he could leave his man in the dust, and actually did at one point. they're youngins tho.
	12:55pm Cecile: we kept a list of every song we heard on the college radio station we liked. we traded tapes... yeah, it was like another part-time job! But it was fun.
	12:55pm Cheri Pi: Oh yes, Torque, I had them too after I moved here. We weren't doing too bad in Cinci but my natural curiosity and exposure to killer music I brought with me, I'm not sure if I would have turned out this weird had I not moved around...QUeensryche lived in my neighborhood!!!
	12:56pm Cecile: I was leaning toward weird, but a year in Australia turned me completely weird.
	12:56pm Torque: I remember a friend buying Never Miind The Bollocks and the first Van Halen LP on the same day. Listening to both of those blew my mind. I didn't know which way to turn, so I just rotated in circles and blew a 1/2 a noisy.
	12:57pm Torque: Australia? You were probably listening to Angel City over there. I am sooo over-posting. Sorry. You got me going.
	12:57pm Cheri Pi: I loved Dio & Duran Duran when I was 14....
	12:57pm 100% real dc pat: stinj: it'll be interesting to see what happens next year with Wiggins vs Froome. He's hinted at moving on already..
	12:58pm 100% real dc pat: when I was 14 all I cared about was the Who and Kinks. Then when I was 15 I found out about the Pistols and that was it. "Punk rock changed my life"
	12:58pm Cecile: Torque, no it was before Angel City. It was Skyhooks, Sherbet, Little River Band and this new group AC/DC. Also a ton of funk, glam, and 60s garage band I never heard in the States.
	12:59pm Torque: Is that Wiggins as in Shaggs Wiggins? @Cecile - I saw a live clip of Little River Band the other day. I have to say I've reconsidered them. They were pretty damned good live.
	12:59pm 100% real dc pat: Cecile: yeah, it's funny how the whole world loves US-style garage music except the US.
	1:00pm Cecile: That's about the same time it happened to me, dcp. When I was 14, I said Elton John was my favorite artist, even though he wasn't because I didn't want to say Charley Pride or 3 Dog Night. The next year I was a raving Skyhooks and AC/DC fan, and could parse and diagram the top 40 in my sleep.
	1:01pm Chris from DC: This Hour of 13 is most excellent.
	1:01pm Torque: Was Brian Johnson'd 'Geordie' an Aussie band? I'm thinking Scottish. At any rate, always thought he did an admirable job of 'trying' to fill-in for Bon.
	1:02pm Cecile: Torque, critics were surprised when they and AC/DC broke in the states before Sherbet and Skyhooks. But both bands werent' afraid of touring forever. Before about '78, LRB were halfway decent.
	1:02pm Kalm: Jeez, what's next, Deicide?
	1:03pm ian gillan: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
	1:03pm Kalm: Nice! Deep Purple. RIP Jon Lord. I saw Ian Gillan do this solo circa '76. Very fine. When I first heard that organ, I was sure it was Vincent Crane of Atomic Rooster.
	1:04pm 100% real dc pat: Bradley Wiggins, 2012 winner of the Tour de France, gold medalist in 2012 Olympic time trial....AND he's a mod.
	1:04pm Cheri Pi: *flick (sniff)
	1:04pm Cecile: They were British. Brian Johnson was a Geordie, from Northeast Britain. Prolly spiritual cousins with the Scots, though.
	1:05pm Torque: Cecile, you know almost everything. You probably even remember Gary Thain and David Byron.
	1:05pm philthy: Deep Purple at the height of their powers. Thanks for this.
	1:05pm Cecile: dcp, it's like that with deep soul and funk and techno, and free jazz and about 15 other genres. It bums me out.
	1:06pm Cecile: I don't remember Gary Thain, but I remember David Byon. From Uriah Heep. Skyhooks supported them on their first American tour.
	1:06pm Torque: Ian Paice. Maybe the best rock drummer of all.
	1:07pm Torque: Gary Thain was Uriah's bassist. Great one. He was electrocuted onstage and died not long after of complications. RIP.
	1:07pm Cecile: I remember David Byron. He led Uriah Heep who Skyhooks supported on their first American tour.
	1:08pm Cecile: I didn't know Gary Thain, but turns out he was in Heep as well. I wasn't a Uriah Heep fan.
	1:08pm Torque: Here's a good one. Deep Purple at California Jam '74 - Coverdale singing "Burn" with Glenn Hughes. Fantastic. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMUJkauJ-mM
	1:11pm MenfussMike: RIP John Lord....what an amazing band Mark II was
	1:12pm Rocky: A Natural choice for Jesus Christ Superstar. Ian.
	1:13pm Torque: Tommy Bolin wasn't made for Deep Purple. I did like him with James Gang, though. Standin' In The Rain is a lost classic.
	1:13pm Cecile: damn, you almost played Perfect Strangers. Tease.
	1:13pm 100% real dc pat: OK, we covered: 1. heavy beer 2. la Vuelta 3. formative rock listening years No wonder I keep coming back here.
	1:15pm Cheri Pi: She giggled too when it came on. What's the next topic ???
	1:16pm Cecile: how f'ing tired one is after a night class when one has not gone to school in nearly 25 years.
	1:16pm Cecile: you're really tired. Next topic?
	1:18pm Cheri Pi: These Black Rainbow kids are doing it right. I found myself bobbing my head left to right, and kind of twirling it....
	1:18pm MenfussMike: play the farflung side please
	1:18pm Cecile: this kind of music would be perfect for demon strippers working in hell.
	1:19pm BSI: me approve yonder black rainbows.
	1:19pm Cheri Pi: I love listening to music that makes me wanna dance on a pole....in hell.
	1:24pm Cheri Pi: The last time I was at Bleaker Bob's I bought a copy of, surprisingly, Killing Technology...just because.
	1:26pm 100% real dc pat: oh man, didn't realize the Psychotic Tanks would be shaking a chicken in the middle of the room..
	1:27pm Thomas: Psychotic Tanks!!
	1:27pm Cecile: please play "I'm so sick of this terrible war!"
	1:34pm tim from champaign: DC Pat - (sorry, had to split for a while). Grand Rapids is about an hour from K-zoo. It's an easy trip. Is your brother in K-zoo? I lived there for 15 years.
	1:35pm Cheri Pi: the 540 label is my new favorite. goddamn right.
	1:35pm 100% real dc pat: yeah, teaches at K College.
	1:57pm Sven: Suddenly, I long for Meshuggah.
	1:58pm Cecile: hrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrah. Gotta go, maybe see ya'll next week.
	2:01pm Sven: THANK YOU, DIANE! YES!!!!
	2:02pm Cheri Pi: woohooooooooo!!!!!!!
	2:04pm Sven: Math Metal rules!
	2:06pm Cheri Pi: VENOM!!
	2:06pm Cheri Pi: I have this cassette!
	2:07pm PKNY: BLACK FUNKY METAL!
	2:07pm Thad: Makes me yearn for some vintage Saxon.
	2:09pm Thad: This Repub convention in Tampa has reminded me of a Tampa suburb, Brandon, home of Death Metal and bands like Death, Obituary, Nasty Savage, Savatage, Deicide, Obituary, etc.
	2:11pm stingy d: i think lou christie wrote this number.
	2:11pm Cheri Pi: These are the kids that played w/ Batillus & Gnaw?
	2:12pm Thad: Oops, said Obituary twice. Ha! We used to sit around and come up with death metal band names ... usually they had to include some medical term ... Autopsy, Embalmer, Bonesaw, Femur, Enema, etc. ...
	2:14pm Funfax: Luigi Alfredo Giovanni Sacco a/k/a Lou Christie!
	2:14pm Wondering: Whatever happened to Mojo Nixon?
	2:16pm common: hell yea!
	2:17pm 100% real dc pat: stuffing Martha's muffins I imagine...
	2:18pm BSI: Whoa. False Prophets. Blast from the way-back. Sudden desire to hear that WISCONSIN album by Crucifucks. Not that there's a connection, apart from a certain time in history, but...
	2:18pm BSI: Hinckley had a vision...
	2:25pm northguineahills: woah, this Umberto sounds like John Carter doing an Italian splatter-core sntrk.
	2:25pm stingy d: this umberto shit is wildin
	2:26pm 100% real dc pat: ah, I remember now. There was something about Martha Quinn that I couldn't remember--she married a guy that was in the Fuzztones.
	2:27pm BSI: brilliant set
	2:27pm Cheri Pi: Breaking it down!!!
	2:29pm 100% real dc pat: Rudi from the Fuzztones is from my home town...sort of. Is anybody LISTENING to me??
	2:29pm Wondering: I thought I didn't like Wire. I may have to reconsider. Great show Diane! Your long-standing metal heritage is unsullied.
	2:30pm 100% real dc pat: ho boy. You gotta wonder about some one who doesn't have Pink Flag in their record collection...
	2:33pm northguineahills: @ sometimes 100% real dc pat: I don't have pink flag in my record collection, although, I may have it in my mp3 collection, but I fear it was in my hard drive that recently went kaput.
	2:34pm northguineahills: But, I have tons of Bruce Gilbert stuff....
	2:35pm stingy d: i don't have pink flag, is that why wire sucks?
	2:35pm 100% real dc pat: ngh: hard drive counts
	2:36pm 100% real dc pat: precisely stinj.
	2:36pm Cheri Pi: SWEET!!!
	2:37pm stingy d: ok, i'm gonna give them another shot.
	2:43pm Cheri Pi: Blast from the past!!!
	2:45pm Cheri Pi: Another one!!!
	2:49pm Chris from DC: Yes.

Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine: Playlist from August 30, 2012

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