WFMU: Hatch: Playlist from October 2, 2007

Listener comments!
	9:14am Lang: Yeah Slum Village circa 2000! Such a JAM! Thanks for starting off my morning RIGHT Hatchling.
	9:24am Ann Arbor Doug: Hatch! Hatch! Hatch!
	9:24am dei xhrist: next time you're protestin' in NH, come visit us & our collection of strange music! Manchester NH
	9:26am north guinea hills: i shouldn't be prompted comment here. i'm supposed to moderate rate of commenting this week. nice, finally got hear some robert wyatt. (and how did i ever miss trans?!!)
	9:27am Hatch: Who said anything about protesting?
	9:28am Lang: Hatch I fell asleep in the theater watching that Neil doc....
	9:28am north guinea hills: the floodgates have opened... getting my shoegaze on!
	9:29am Hatch: Yeah it was quite boring, right? Those new songs sounded just like the old ones, except not good. The live R. Kelly documentary, on the other hand, is highly enjoyable.
	9:35am Ann Arbor Doug: Oh fuck yes! Wahre Arbeit, Wahre Lohn!
	9:39am lister: i am liking this set. perfect energy for this morning...nice!!
	9:40am Deeter: doesnt krupps make esspresso machines as well... i think we have one at home. very bauhaus where form follows function. excellent song too
	9:45am Ann Arbor Doug: Krups makes coffee makers. Krupps were a big steel manufacturing concern in Deutschland.
	9:46am lang: THANKS HATCH!!!!
	9:48am Howling Rabbit: Check out "Frankenstein's Daughter" made in 1958.
	9:52am Lang: I have no idea where it came from but there is a BRUTALLY bad horror film at my house called Werewolf of Woodstock and yes it is about a Werewolf terrorizing hippies at Woodstock and includes an animal loving hippie girl who tries to take care of/save him even though he tries to kill her.
	9:54am Wes: This song reminds me of chandeliers mounted on the front fenders of a limousine.
	9:55am wolfie: yes and I became a werewolf after being electrified
	9:55am Listener James from Westwood: escape from new york theme, very nice . . . this was on the first mix tape i ever made, along with a ton of moroder and harold faltermeyer cuts, way back in the late 80s. all laboriously composed from vinyl or on the tape-to-tape rig on my crummy boombox.
	9:57am kym: 'Eyes Without a Face' is a pretty terrific horror film.
	9:58am efd: I haven't seen this in years, but I have fond memories of what seemed like annual screenings of Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things on channel 9 in the early 80s. Director Bob Clark later went on to do Porky's, arguably an even scarier movie.
	9:59am voorheesville: i need to see humanoids from the deeep again
	10:01am voorheesville: bob clark invented the slasher film w/black x-mas and cspwdt was my first horror film ever. check out deathdream as well. vr good.
	10:02am Lang: Yes! The Werewolf is created through lightning..which.makes.no.sense. even in the world of horror
	10:02am Wes: I can't wait for the day when this whole "eastern mysticism" fad thing, revived from the 60s here in the last 15 years or so, reaches the stage where it becomes so norm that to reject and deny it becomes "rebellious" and "non-conformist." Dare to be the outsider.
	10:03am Hatch: I've seen Deathdream, been meaning to check out the others. He also directed A Christmas Story... and a few real stinkers like Rhinestone and Baby Geniuses. He died in a car accident earlier this year. Thanks Evan!
	10:04am Marcy: Valerie & Her Week of Wonder and Ginger Snaps make a pretty awesome girl's coming of age horror double feature. Let's see...I Spit on your Grave with Joe Bob Briggs commentary turned on. God Told Me To. Let's Scare Jessica to Death. Sweet jams, btw!
	10:04am efd: oh yeah, Deathdream! Wasn't that about a returning Vietnam vet, or something like that?? I have a very foggy memory of that movie.
	10:06am kym: Add 'Company of Wolves' to the girl's coming of age list...'The Vampire Happeneing' is also pretty fantastic for all the wrong reasons
	10:06am voorheesville: yes this guy goes off to vietnam and his mother wishes he'd come back no matter what and he does cept he's dead when he returns. monkeys paw
	10:10am voorheesville: dead like zombie dead that is
	10:10am Hatch: There's also an Iraq War zombie movie, Homecoming. Not very entertaining, though.
	10:11am Trent: A few asian halloween suggestions, only the first has ghost stories. The rest are more gore and black humor films: Three Extremes, Asian Horror Retrospective The Happiness of The Katakuris Save the Green Planet! Also, Checkout Other Cinema's "Experiments in Terror". It's a compilation of experimental short "Horror" films.
	10:11am voorheesville: two good lookin' horror films coming up are the remake of Wizard of Gore w/Crispin Glover and 30 Days of Night both look amazing
	10:12am Fightthe JCityWay: Jon Carpenters Saving Grace: THE THING Classic American: EVIL DEAD II Classic Italian Horror: Tenebre and Susipria Classic German Horror: Der Golem Classic Tura Santana: The Astro Zombies (the opening title sequence is awesome) Best Anthony Edwards Horrorish : Miracle Mile Greatest One Liner Horror: Dernier Combat Best 14th Century Swedish Horror: Jungfrukallan and of course: I Spit on Your Grave
	10:19am voorheesville: so they're are others who feel the same way as I do about this time of year and wanting to see as many horror films as possible. that is so great! wut is wrong with us? are we just immature? could be worse I suppose.
	10:20am dei xhrist: Japanese horror: Kaidon (1964) and Zoo (2005) - at least the 7 rooms story was good. Can't forget Trilogy of Terror with the lovely cross-eyed Karen Black! Stabby stabby dolls.
	10:23am dei xhrist: I must add the Astro Zombies to my next movie night.
	10:25am Bad Ronald: I dig Slick Rick
	10:39am north guinea hills: ed askew's "ask the unicorn" is treliscious.
	10:53am voorheesville: hey Hatch do you have any Zombi from Pitts or Steve Moore from Zombi? kinda-sorta like Goblin but still good sounds.
	10:55am north guinea hills: this serpent power is a nice cosmic aural massage. any info?
	11:25am calipso: awesome japanese trash-zombie-movie: wild zero
	11:32am Roger the Cat: Hi. Just want to say you are doing a great show. My favourtie bands are Joy Division/New Order, The Velvet Underground, Scritti Politti, Helen Love and Fluffy. I wish you would play some of those. Everyone must watch Control the movie about Joy Division.
	11:42am Wes: This Cleoma Falcon is blowing my mind, and NO, as a matter of fact, I do NOT feel at home in this world anymore, either....sing on Cleoma.
	11:42am south guinea pills: HI just wanted to say U are doing a great show. My fave bands are The Archies, Ohio Express, Yes, and Young MC (well he's not a band).. BTW my cat also loves listtening to your show while she simultaneously watches YouTUbe.....Everyone must watch the CATS GONE WILD video she loves to watch with me. Thanks DJ HATCH!
	11:50am north guinea hills: any cymbalon ballads? "oud it be nice?"
	2:54pm HotRod: I played the Soledad Bravo version of "Hasta Siempre Comandante" on my very first show, but I had never heard the Robert Wyatt version. WOW!!!
	8:14pm John Carlton: My faves for horror: The Tenant Repulsion Carnival of Souls

Hatch: Playlist from October 2, 2007

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October 2, 2007

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Neil Young	Computer Age "Computer Age" by "Neil Young"	Trans	Geffen	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Brenda Ray	Perfect Choice "Perfect Choice" by "Brenda Ray"	Walatta	Em	0:05:07 (Pop-up)
Slum Village	Fall In Love "Fall In Love" by "Slum Village"	Fantastic, Vol. 2	Good Vibe	0:08:19 (Pop-up)
East Of Underground	People Get Ready	East Of Underground	Wax Poetics/Lettuce	0:12:10 (Pop-up)
Robert Wyatt	Hasta Siempre Comandante	Comic Opera	Domino	0:16:05 (Pop-up)

Ride	Drive Blind "Drive Blind" by "Ride"	Smile	Sire/Reprise	0:27:05 (Pop-up)
Fire Engines	Big Gold Dream "Big Gold Dream" by "Fire Engines"	Hungry Beat	Acute	0:31:45 (Pop-up)
Krupps	Wahre Arbeit, Wahrer Lohn "Wahre Arbeit, Wahrer Lohn" by "Krupps"	Verschwende Deine Jugend	Universal	0:35:07 (Pop-up)
Ricky Wilde	I Wanna Go To A Disco	Velvet Tinmine	RPM	0:40:36 (Pop-up)
Misfits	Some Kinda Hate "Some Kinda Hate" by "Misfits"	Static Age	Caroline	0:43:17 (Pop-up)

John Carpenter	Main Title From Escape From New York	Escape From New York	Silva Screen	0:51:12 (Pop-up)
White Rainbow	Mystic Prism "Mystic Prism" by "White Rainbow"	Prism Of Eternal Now	Kranky	0:54:39 (Pop-up)
Guru Guru	The Story Of Life "The Story Of Life" by "Guru Guru"	Guru Guru	Brain	0:59:27 (Pop-up)

Keith Hudson	Trust & Believe/In I Dub	Playing It Cool	Basic Replay	1:17:41 (Pop-up)
Slick Rick	The Ruler's Back "The Ruler's Back" by "Slick Rick"	The Great Adventures Of Slick Rick	Def Jam	1:23:43 (Pop-up)
Edan	'83 Wildin "'83 Wildin" by "Edan"	Primitive Plus	Solid	1:28:46 (Pop-up)

Ed Askew	O The Lovely Face "O The Lovely Face" by "Ed Askew"	Little Eyes	De Stijl	1:38:02 (Pop-up)
Lori Balmer	Here Before The Sun "Here Before The Sun" by "Lori Balmer"	Tea & Symphony	Castle	1:41:45 (Pop-up)
Propinquity	Tappan Square "Tappan Square" by "Propinquity"	Propinquity	Numero Group	1:44:00 (Pop-up)
Serpent Power	Ourobouros "Ourobouros" by "Serpent Power"	Ourobouros	Locust	1:47:03 (Pop-up)

Tony Allen	Road Safety "Road Safety" by "Tony Allen"	Afro Disco Beat	Vampisoul	2:02:23 (Pop-up)
Small Change	Steviano Italiano "Steviano Italiano" by "Small Change"	Steviano Italiano	Bstrd Boots	2:09:59 (Pop-up)
Modeselektor Feat. Paul St Hillaire	Let Your Love Grow	Happy Birthday	Bpitch Control	2:14:49 (Pop-up)
Larry Marshall	Better Must Come "Better Must Come" by "Larry Marshall"	Studio One Roots Vol. 3	Soul Jazz	2:19:03 (Pop-up)
Baby Elephant	Turn My Teeth Up! "Turn My Teeth Up!" by "Baby Elephant"	Turn My Teeth Up!	Godforsaken Music	2:22:02 (Pop-up)

Othar Turner & The Rising Star Fife And Drum Band	Shake 'Em	Everybody Hollerin' Goat	Birdman	2:32:03 (Pop-up)
Las Malas Amistades	Museo De Los Imperfectos	Patio Bonito	Honest Jons	2:37:04 (Pop-up)
Cleoma Falcon	Prends Done Courage	I Don't Feel At Home In This World Anymore	Mississippi	2:39:23 (Pop-up)
Phosphene And Friends	Ask Me No Questions	See A Sign Defined	Pickled Egg	2:42:56 (Pop-up)
Cass McCombs	Your Mother And Father	Not The Way	Monitor	2:48:53 (Pop-up)
Sandro Perri	Everybody's Talkin' "Everybody's Talkin'" by "Sandro Perri"	Tiny Mirrors	Constellation	2:52:36 (Pop-up)
Bobby Gaynair And Earth, Roots & Water	Come Together	Summer Records Anthology 1974-1988	Light In The Attic	2:58:29 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:14am Lang: Yeah Slum Village circa 2000! Such a JAM! Thanks for starting off my morning RIGHT Hatchling.
	9:24am Ann Arbor Doug: Hatch! Hatch! Hatch!
	9:24am dei xhrist: next time you're protestin' in NH, come visit us & our collection of strange music! Manchester NH
	9:26am north guinea hills: i shouldn't be prompted comment here. i'm supposed to moderate rate of commenting this week. nice, finally got hear some robert wyatt. (and how did i ever miss trans?!!)
	9:27am Hatch: Who said anything about protesting?
	9:28am Lang: Hatch I fell asleep in the theater watching that Neil doc....
	9:28am north guinea hills: the floodgates have opened... getting my shoegaze on!
	9:29am Hatch: Yeah it was quite boring, right? Those new songs sounded just like the old ones, except not good. The live R. Kelly documentary, on the other hand, is highly enjoyable.
	9:35am Ann Arbor Doug: Oh fuck yes! Wahre Arbeit, Wahre Lohn!
	9:39am lister: i am liking this set. perfect energy for this morning...nice!!
	9:40am Deeter: doesnt krupps make esspresso machines as well... i think we have one at home. very bauhaus where form follows function. excellent song too
	9:45am Ann Arbor Doug: Krups makes coffee makers. Krupps were a big steel manufacturing concern in Deutschland.
	9:46am lang: THANKS HATCH!!!!
	9:48am Howling Rabbit: Check out "Frankenstein's Daughter" made in 1958.
	9:52am Lang: I have no idea where it came from but there is a BRUTALLY bad horror film at my house called Werewolf of Woodstock and yes it is about a Werewolf terrorizing hippies at Woodstock and includes an animal loving hippie girl who tries to take care of/save him even though he tries to kill her.
	9:54am Wes: This song reminds me of chandeliers mounted on the front fenders of a limousine.
	9:55am wolfie: yes and I became a werewolf after being electrified
	9:55am Listener James from Westwood: escape from new york theme, very nice . . . this was on the first mix tape i ever made, along with a ton of moroder and harold faltermeyer cuts, way back in the late 80s. all laboriously composed from vinyl or on the tape-to-tape rig on my crummy boombox.
	9:57am kym: 'Eyes Without a Face' is a pretty terrific horror film.
	9:58am efd: I haven't seen this in years, but I have fond memories of what seemed like annual screenings of Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things on channel 9 in the early 80s. Director Bob Clark later went on to do Porky's, arguably an even scarier movie.
	9:59am voorheesville: i need to see humanoids from the deeep again
	10:01am voorheesville: bob clark invented the slasher film w/black x-mas and cspwdt was my first horror film ever. check out deathdream as well. vr good.
	10:02am Lang: Yes! The Werewolf is created through lightning..which.makes.no.sense. even in the world of horror
	10:02am Wes: I can't wait for the day when this whole "eastern mysticism" fad thing, revived from the 60s here in the last 15 years or so, reaches the stage where it becomes so norm that to reject and deny it becomes "rebellious" and "non-conformist." Dare to be the outsider.
	10:03am Hatch: I've seen Deathdream, been meaning to check out the others. He also directed A Christmas Story... and a few real stinkers like Rhinestone and Baby Geniuses. He died in a car accident earlier this year. Thanks Evan!
	10:04am Marcy: Valerie & Her Week of Wonder and Ginger Snaps make a pretty awesome girl's coming of age horror double feature. Let's see...I Spit on your Grave with Joe Bob Briggs commentary turned on. God Told Me To. Let's Scare Jessica to Death. Sweet jams, btw!
	10:04am efd: oh yeah, Deathdream! Wasn't that about a returning Vietnam vet, or something like that?? I have a very foggy memory of that movie.
	10:06am kym: Add 'Company of Wolves' to the girl's coming of age list...'The Vampire Happeneing' is also pretty fantastic for all the wrong reasons
	10:06am voorheesville: yes this guy goes off to vietnam and his mother wishes he'd come back no matter what and he does cept he's dead when he returns. monkeys paw
	10:10am voorheesville: dead like zombie dead that is
	10:10am Hatch: There's also an Iraq War zombie movie, Homecoming. Not very entertaining, though.
	10:11am Trent: A few asian halloween suggestions, only the first has ghost stories. The rest are more gore and black humor films: Three Extremes, Asian Horror Retrospective The Happiness of The Katakuris Save the Green Planet! Also, Checkout Other Cinema's "Experiments in Terror". It's a compilation of experimental short "Horror" films.
	10:11am voorheesville: two good lookin' horror films coming up are the remake of Wizard of Gore w/Crispin Glover and 30 Days of Night both look amazing
	10:12am Fightthe JCityWay: Jon Carpenters Saving Grace: THE THING Classic American: EVIL DEAD II Classic Italian Horror: Tenebre and Susipria Classic German Horror: Der Golem Classic Tura Santana: The Astro Zombies (the opening title sequence is awesome) Best Anthony Edwards Horrorish : Miracle Mile Greatest One Liner Horror: Dernier Combat Best 14th Century Swedish Horror: Jungfrukallan and of course: I Spit on Your Grave
	10:19am voorheesville: so they're are others who feel the same way as I do about this time of year and wanting to see as many horror films as possible. that is so great! wut is wrong with us? are we just immature? could be worse I suppose.
	10:20am dei xhrist: Japanese horror: Kaidon (1964) and Zoo (2005) - at least the 7 rooms story was good. Can't forget Trilogy of Terror with the lovely cross-eyed Karen Black! Stabby stabby dolls.
	10:23am dei xhrist: I must add the Astro Zombies to my next movie night.
	10:25am Bad Ronald: I dig Slick Rick
	10:39am north guinea hills: ed askew's "ask the unicorn" is treliscious.
	10:53am voorheesville: hey Hatch do you have any Zombi from Pitts or Steve Moore from Zombi? kinda-sorta like Goblin but still good sounds.
	10:55am north guinea hills: this serpent power is a nice cosmic aural massage. any info?
	11:25am calipso: awesome japanese trash-zombie-movie: wild zero
	11:32am Roger the Cat: Hi. Just want to say you are doing a great show. My favourtie bands are Joy Division/New Order, The Velvet Underground, Scritti Politti, Helen Love and Fluffy. I wish you would play some of those. Everyone must watch Control the movie about Joy Division.
	11:42am Wes: This Cleoma Falcon is blowing my mind, and NO, as a matter of fact, I do NOT feel at home in this world anymore, either....sing on Cleoma.
	11:42am south guinea pills: HI just wanted to say U are doing a great show. My fave bands are The Archies, Ohio Express, Yes, and Young MC (well he's not a band).. BTW my cat also loves listtening to your show while she simultaneously watches YouTUbe.....Everyone must watch the CATS GONE WILD video she loves to watch with me. Thanks DJ HATCH!
	11:50am north guinea hills: any cymbalon ballads? "oud it be nice?"
	2:54pm HotRod: I played the Soledad Bravo version of "Hasta Siempre Comandante" on my very first show, but I had never heard the Robert Wyatt version. WOW!!!
	8:14pm John Carlton: My faves for horror: The Tenant Repulsion Carnival of Souls

Hatch: Playlist from October 2, 2007

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