WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from July 24, 2012

Listener comments!
	11:57am tonyc: Hullo dere. Get ready to return to the Planet of the Apes.
	12:04pm Mr Benn: What Ho! Tony.
	12:06pm tonyc: Top o' the afternoon to ya, Mr. Benn.
	12:06pm Ricardo Montalban: Take your damn dirty paws of the dial. It's...
	12:07pm Mr Benn: is this the soundtrack to the Charlton Heston movie with the famous statue of Liberty in the sand scene?
	12:08pm Ricardo Montalban: the Ape movies were such a huge part of my childhood.
	12:09pm Mr Benn: liked the tv series as well Ric!
	12:09pm tonyc: @ Mr. Benn: Indeed it is. Hola, Senor Montalban-chimpsky!
	12:11pm tonyc: More ape music after this track....
	12:11pm Mr Benn: I reckon that the 68 planet of the Apes movie and 2001 were the greatest looking sci fi movies of the 60s - the Star Wars of that era
	12:16pm Brian in UK: Hello Tony, Mr M & Mr B. One Million Years BC now thats quality with a small c.
	12:18pm tonyc: Hey there, Brian-all-the-way-in-the-U.K. I prefer One Million Years AC/DC myself.
	12:18pm Mr Benn: had raquel welsh in it Brian? Always thought Barberabella was a peice of shit apart from the soundtrack?
	12:20pm Ricardo Montalban: I would really love to watch all the original ape movies, but they're not on Netflix instant and I am too lazy to get them on DVD
	12:22pm Ricardo Montalban: I wish some local TV station would do Ape Week, like they did in the 70s.
	12:22pm Ricardo Montalban: This is spooky, Tony! I a-scared!
	12:23pm Mr Benn: did'nt think much to the recent Rise of the Planet of the Apes, Rich
	12:23pm Brian in UK: Raquel's bikini was the only redeeming feature. Open the curtains.
	12:23pm Ricardo Montalban: I haven't even seen the Tim Burton reboot.
	12:24pm Ricardo Montalban: I like that Paul Williams was in the original films. One of them. I can't remember. I think he was in every movie in the 70s, wasn't he.
	12:24pm tonyc: Any future Ape Weeks should be hosted by Dave the Spazz.
	12:25pm Mr Benn: Tony, THEME OF THIS SESSION - DYSTOPIAN FUTURES!
	12:25pm tonyc: Herman's Rocket is a Jean-Pierre Massiera project (one of a million).
	12:25pm Brian in UK: This constant need of Hollywood to tamper. The Eleven Samurai anyone?
	12:25pm Ricardo Montalban: I think any movie with Raquel in it is worth watching.
	12:27pm Mr Benn: yes Rich, rather have Raquel than Marilyn Monroe in a movie!
	12:30pm northguineahills: I just saw Charlton Heston in the 1971 Omega Man that got rebooted as I am Legend w/ Will Smith on Netflix instant.
	12:30pm Mr Benn: Brian, Seven Samurai became the Magnificent Seven, Bald headed lead actors in both being the only common denominator - but thats Hollywood!
	12:32pm tonyc: Greetings, northguineahills!
	12:33pm Mr Benn: northguineahills, Soylent Green also worth watching form that period with Charlton Heston and in some ways better than The Omega Man!
	12:33pm Honey Water: Hey, Tonyc and folks! Tardy but all ears now.
	12:34pm tonyc: Hola, Honey W!
	12:36pm Honey Water: Dern it, sorry to have missed Luz de Riada. I see there's a film discussion going on. I recommend a beautiful, information and poignant documentary by Chilean Guzman called Nostalgia for Light. Astronomy plus Pinochet.
	12:37pm Honey Water: informationAL
	12:37pm northguineahills: There are a lot of Kurosawa film on Netflix extra. Two weeks ago I saw Ran. Truly a masterpiece.
	12:38pm northguineahills: howdeeyoos, tony!
	12:39pm tonyc: I'm trading in this "Plezure Starts Here" comp at my local record store later today, so this is its last hurrah.
	12:39pm Mr Benn: love those Criterion restorations of Kurosawa's movies!
	12:39pm Brian in UK: Kurosawa's Throne of Blood is based on Willy the Shake's Macbeth. On and on and on..... Hey ngh.
	12:41pm Manuel de Bruxelas: Hola Tony! Hola everybody!
	12:42pm tonyc: Hey there, Manuel!
	12:42pm Mr Benn: Kurosawa's Hidden Fortress became Star Wars in Hollywood's hands and his Yojimbo became A Fistfull of dollars!
	12:43pm Honey Water: Philo and I have worked our way through most of Kurosawa. Now we're trying out Criterion's Nikkatsu Noir, specifically Kurahara's films at the moment.
	12:43pm tonyc: This must be the only song about couscoous -- outside of the Arab world, at least.
	12:43pm Brian in UK: Kurosawa best seen at the pictures (movies) for the scale. Black & white or colour?
	12:43pm northguineahills: Hola hola, Brian!
	12:45pm Brian in UK: Have you heard Joy Division's Bulgar Wheat, the remix?
	12:46pm tonyc: I prefer the gluten-free 12" version.
	12:47pm Honey Water: I'm sure we could oblige the title of this song with very little effort.
	12:48pm tonyc: It's supposed to be a parody of New Wave -- but works well as actual New Wave.
	12:50pm Brian in UK: On coloured edible vinyl? Yummy. Has anyone ever danced the Mashed Potato? If so, what song do you play?
	12:50pm Honey Water: Parody and imitations are the sincerest form of flattery.
	12:50pm Honey Water: @Brian: The Monster Mash?
	12:52pm Brian in UK: Ofcourse. Nice one HW. Now the steps?
	12:57pm Honey Water: Uhhh, not sure, but IIRC, something about grinding the toes of one foot in a twisting motion -- a bug mashing motion, if you will. Anyone else know?
	1:01pm tonyc: Here's the video for this Utility Project tune: www.youtube.com...
	1:03pm Honey Water: Olympic Fever -- I gots it! :) You UKers, I understand the weather has changed for the better in the nick of time. That's a relief! Thanks, Tony.
	1:07pm conrad: Oh! how I loves me some obscure New Wave. Really diggin' the show this morn, Tony.
	1:09pm tonyc: Glad to hear it, Conrad! (And greetings....)
	1:09pm Brian in UK: Yes, since Friday it has become blisteringly hot. Looking forward with trepidation. That's an Olympic event in this country.
	1:10pm tonyc: Better than trepanning with trepidation, I guess.
	1:11pm Brian in UK: We are well ahead in the trepanning stakes.
	1:14pm Honey Water: Tony, love the really subtle subliminal message in that U.P. video. :)
	1:16pm Honey Water: @Brian: Bet the UK trepanning team is made up mostly of Welshmen, eh?
	1:17pm tonyc: The next two tracks sort of fit the trepanning theme....
	1:17pm Honey Water: Oh, hey, Brian: Aren't you the one who went to a dark sky site a while back? If so, you might really enjoy Nostalgia for Light. The Atacama desert 'scopes feature prominently.
	1:19pm Honey Water: Re: Temple-ral pain: "I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy."
	1:22pm tonyc: Wise words....
	1:23pm Honey Water: My own such turn of phrase is: I'd rather be a recluse than be a loose wreck. ;)
	1:26pm Mr Benn: Hollywood's worse remakes: The Wicker Man Get Carter (Stallone's version!) The Italian Job(Bruce Willis's version!)
	1:26pm Jeremy: Loving today's show!
	1:27pm tonyc: @ Honey Water: I'd rather eat a case of nuts than be a nutcase? Or maybe that should be, "I'd rather be a nutcase than a case of nuts."
	1:27pm Honey Water: @Mr. Benn: The list is long. No shortage of wretched Tinseltown remakes.
	1:28pm Honey Water: @Tony: Heh!
	1:28pm tonyc: @ Jeremy: Thanks! And greet-greet-greetings!
	1:28pm Mr Benn: Honey Water: I know but those in particular came to mind when thinking about the subject!
	1:31pm Ike: "That About Wraps It Up for God"? Douglas Adams reference! Heh. Great show!
	1:32pm BSI: Greetings, tribe. Dang, sorry to have missed Human Head Transplant. I had a cassette of theirs on heavy rotation in late-80s...
	1:32pm tonyc: Ike! Ike! Thanks and hello!
	1:32pm Ricardo Montalban: In the future, everyone will be Gang of Four for 15 minutes in 1983
	1:32pm Mr Benn: Does anyone remember the Nightingales British TV Series 1990 With Robert Lindsay, David Threlfall, James Ellis, Ian Sears - comedy about nightwatchmen looking after an office block?
	1:33pm BSI: "Hic Et Ubique Uno Animo," that was the HHT cassette. A total favorite from those days.
	1:33pm tonyc: And hello to BSI too!
	1:33pm Ricardo Montalban: No! Sounds great.
	1:34pm tonyc: Have never heard that cassette -- would love to....
	1:34pm Honey Water: @BSI: Been wanting to ask, do you have a soundcloud site?
	1:35pm Mr Benn: it had David Threlfall in pre Shameless days, is the US version of Shameless any good?
	1:36pm tonyc: I am shamelessly unaware of Shameless.
	1:37pm Honey Water: Have not seen either version, MB. Likely my husband has seen the UK version while in Finland.
	1:38pm tonyc: RE this Hoyt Axton track: Talk about your made-for-portable-radios-at-the-beach compression!
	1:38pm Honey Water: Is it legal to use Hoyt Axton for trepanning?
	1:38pm BSI: @honey water: affirmative. I've tinyurl'ed it to demonstrate deep humility: http://tinyurl.com/chnx6jk
	1:38pm BSI: Is it Hoyt in here?
	1:40pm tonyc: Who's Axton?
	1:41pm BSI: I'm not Santo-society, society is Santo-me...
	1:42pm Honey Water: Aw, thanks, BSI! I'll encourage my, um, very close "bosom buddy" there, /kat330, to follow you! :)
	1:43pm tonyc: There is a Santo Claus, Jimmy.
	1:44pm Honey Water: @Tony: another great beach radio tune I remember fondly is "Locomotion." Oh, and the Exciters' "Tell Him."
	1:45pm Mr Benn: Santo-Sangre Death will be my Santo Claus The Streets of Santo Francisco
	1:46pm Mr Benn: Honey Water I'm Walking on Sunshine!
	1:48pm tonyc: Randy Burns manages to remind me of both Tim Buckley and Tom Rapp.
	1:48pm Honey Water: [HW 'll do, MB] Great beach/ community pool song memories comprise a list equal to the bad H-wood remakes!
	1:49pm Honey Water: OMG, Tony! Seriously, I was JUST trying to come up with Tom Rapp's name when you supplied it! I don't remember him myself, oddly enough, and had to be introduced to his music through a native Finn. Weird that, too.
	1:49pm Ricardo Montalban: This has the wobbly characteristics of a Song Poem song.
	1:50pm BSI: not familiar with much Buckley, but I definitely got a T.Rapp vibe there.
	1:50pm tonyc: It is a song poem! Also, the pressed-on-frozen-cat-vomit portion of the show.
	1:50pm Mr Benn: this sounds more like Butch Hancock
	1:50pm Ricardo Montalban: Oh, God! Royal Master! I should've known! I'll bet there's a sunset on the cover.
	1:52pm tonyc: No, but there is a simple country church.
	1:52pm Ricardo Montalban: Most Royal Master records I have only feature one male singer and the occasional female singer.
	1:52pm Mr Benn: this is more Pearls before Swine - Balaklava
	1:54pm Honey Water: @BSI: Tim Buckley is wonderful! [so was his son]. Strange Feelin' from happy/sad is definitely one to look up. And Buzzin' Fly from that LP as well.
	1:56pm Mr Benn: Honey Water, I went through a phase when everything had to be funky, and always went for Greetings from LA - Tim Buckley album.
	1:57pm Ricardo Montalban: Hoyt was pretty twisted, lyrically. I really like some of his late 60s, early 70s albums.
	1:58pm Honey Water: Unfortunately I only have the one T. Buckley vinyl in my collection. I lost a lot of early LPs [lifted while in storage] during all my youthful moving around the country.
	1:59pm Mr Benn: Ric, did'nt he write the original The Pusher made famous by Steppenwolf in the Easy Rider movie?
	2:01pm tonyc: He did indeed.
	2:01pm Mr Benn: tlaking about singer songwriters - just picked up the triple cd album American Trilogy - The Mickey Newman back catalogue, but have not played any of it yet nor ever heard him, but just looked interesting!
	2:03pm Mr Benn: eh The Smurfs do Stockhausen!
	2:03pm tonyc: Smurfhausen
	2:05pm tonyc: And now: the boyzz who were too wild to tame... (and destined to die).
	2:06pm Honey Water: This is similar to the opening bars of R & L Thompson's "Don't Renege on Our Love." Always thought it should have a video on horseback.
	2:06pm Honey Water: @tony: Yep, an Epic tale.
	2:07pm Ricardo Montalban: Yeah, Mr. Benn, he wrote quite a few hits for other people. His LP My Griffin Is Gone is one of my faves
	2:11pm tonyc: Department of Advanced Notices: Won't be here next week, but KBOO's Rich Lindsay (aka Ricardo Montalban) will be ably filling in for me.
	2:11pm Ricardo Montalban: This guy sounds like a weird cross of Peter Hammill, Dio and the singer for the Monks.
	2:12pm Ricardo Montalban: You have mighty big shoes to fill, Tony, but i will fill them with weirdness!
	2:13pm Honey Water: Thanks for the heads-up. Cool, RM/RL! I was thinking The Boyzz supplied some inspiration for "This Is Spinal Tap."
	2:14pm tonyc: @ Ricardo M: Just be sure to clean out all the weirdness before I have to put the shoes back on again.
	2:15pm tonyc: This Soft Slipper thing is a sound library LP.
	2:15pm Ricardo Montalban: I will wear those special socks they give you when you try on shoes.
	2:16pm tonyc: The Boyzz had their moment -- now it's the Girlzz.
	2:20pm tonyc: This, of course, is a cover of Andreas Dorau's "Fred vom Jupiter."
	2:20pm Manuel de Bruxelas: Fred Vom Jupiter !
	2:21pm tonyc: En Anglais!
	2:23pm Honey Water: Was the sequel Doug from Uranus?
	2:23pm Manuel de Bruxelas: Andreas Dorau is one of those new wave dandies...
	2:26pm tonyc: I believe Dorau is still releasing music -- tho I haven't heard anything released past the '80s. Anyone familiar with his more recent stuff?
	2:28pm Manuel de Bruxelas: he has had a hit with dorau und the marinas
	2:29pm tonyc: Years ago, someone gave me an unpublished bio of Dorau, which I should still have somewhere or other. His first records came out when he was still in high school, I believe.
	2:29pm Manuel de Bruxelas: "girls in love" very discothesque! love it
	2:30pm tonyc: Thanks, Manuel! I'll look for it on youtube.
	2:31pm tonyc: Jericho = Jericho Jones = The Churchill's (they couldn't make up their mind, I guess)
	2:33pm Brian in UK: Has too walk doggo & dig up some potatoes. HW yes I went to Dark Sky Park. Not one clear night. Crap. Mr Benn Butch Hancock is coming over here soon, hope to see him. Ricardo, I used to have My Griffin is Gone. Would you like to go to Colorado etc. Where is it now? I liked Less Than the Song too.
	2:36pm tonyc: Happy potato, Brian.
	2:37pm Brian in UK: If you had to choose twixt potato or bread; which would you pick?
	2:38pm tonyc: Potatoes don't make very good staffs, I don't think. Baguettes do.
	2:40pm BSI: This Rea dude lurches into Roy Harper territory every now & then. .... innaresting...
	2:41pm Honey Water: Potatoes over bread, hands down for me.
	2:41pm Mr Benn: so next week will not be tape hiss but will mp3able with Rich?
	2:44pm tonyc: @ BSI: Word of warning: To my ears, that Rea track is by far the best of the record. @ Mr Benn: Rich's fill-in will not be a Tape Hiss, so will be archived for all to enjoy.
	2:44pm Ricardo Montalban: I will actually be playing some tapes, so maybe there'll be hiss if I shut off the dolby - or dobly. I can't remember.
	2:44pm Brian in UK: This is a very good read based on a real character with just a hint of self trepanning! http://www.mickjackson.com/books/the-underground-man/
	2:45pm tonyc: Beware of false dolby -- even worse than a false god.
	2:45pm Brian in UK: The Tap have a lot to answer for, none of it musical.
	2:46pm Mr Benn: JUSTYN REES very reminiscent of Fred Neil!
	2:49pm Brian in UK: Look forward to your return Tony. Chin chin.
	2:52pm Honey Water: Very Jungian from the description, Brian.
	2:52pm tonyc: Thanks, Brian. I'll be vacationing in exotic Yakima, WA. Yakima tips, anyone?
	2:53pm Honey Water: Thanks for the show today, Tony! Kept me distracted from the horrible heat still pounding us in the midwest. Have a safe sojourn!
	2:53pm northguineahills: My Ad-Aware just had an aneurysm, and I couldn't comment for the last half hour. What did I miss (didn't lose the stream, however).
	2:54pm Mr Benn: Tony, from cannibal christians to stoned Kabalists, from talking apes to avant garde smurths, really enjoyed this show that had a bit of everything. thanks alot!
	2:54pm BSI: Very fine show, TC, as always. Cheers...
	2:54pm tonyc: Thanks Honey West ... I mean, Water!
	2:54pm Honey Water: @Tony: Last time it was Tacoma! What next? Puyallup? Walla-Walla? ;)
	2:56pm tonyc: Thanks much, Mr Benn and BS! See you all in two weeks! @ Honey Water: I'm trying to hit every city in the Northwest in reasonable driving distance from Portland
	2:58pm tonyc: Don't forget: It's Senor Montalban at the helm next week!! Thanks for listening everybody! Stay tuned to the stream....
	3:01pm tonyc: Sayonara!
	3:01pm northguineahills: Frickin' frissiony fantastic, tony!
	3:03pm tonyc: Gracias, northguineahills!
	5:27pm doyle dean: hey tony, thanks for gettin bobsleddy wid it !

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
THE IN-THEME	"THE IN-THEME"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
JERRY GOLDSMITH	The Search "The Search" by "JERRY GOLDSMITH"	Soundtrack: Planet of the Apes	RE: Masters	1968	0:09:02 (Pop-up)
BANDA ELASTICA	Modelo para Armar "Modelo para Armar" by "BANDA ELASTICA"	Ai Tencargo	Luna Negra	2003	0:14:01 (Pop-up)
JERRY GOLDSMITH	Main Title "Main Title" by "JERRY GOLDSMITH"	Soundtrack: Planet of the Apes	RE: Masters	1968	0:23:35 (Pop-up)
LUZ DE RIADA	El Pajaro y el Elefante	Cuentos y Fabulas	Angelito Editor	2011	0:25:50 (Pop-up)
DOLL PARTS	Before Europe Was a Graveyard	V.A.: Colorado	RRR	1988	0:27:08 (Pop-up)
HERMAN'S ROCKET	Green Creatures "Green Creatures" by "HERMAN'S ROCKET"	Space Woman	RE: Mucho Gusto	1977	0:29:42 (Pop-up)

TUXEDOMOON	The Cage [12" EP] "The Cage [12" EP]" by "TUXEDOMOON"	Short Stories	Les Disques du Crepuscule	1983	0:36:32 (Pop-up)
DAUERPAUER	Glatter Nullbon "Glatter Nullbon" by "DAUERPAUER"	Glatter Nullbon	Tonetraeger	1982	0:40:45 (Pop-up)
NAKED LUNCH	Weekend Behaviour "Weekend Behaviour" by "NAKED LUNCH"	V.A.: Plezure Starts Here	Plezure	1984	0:44:15 (Pop-up)
TINY DESK UNIT	Couscous "Couscous" by "TINY DESK UNIT"	Naples [12" EP]	9 1/2 x 16" Records	1981	0:47:08 (Pop-up)
NO GUITARS	Let's Get Stupid "Let's Get Stupid" by "NO GUITARS"	No Guitars	MI	1982	0:52:32 (Pop-up)
KRUZENSHTERN I PAROHOD	Marsh "Marsh" by "KRUZENSHTERN I PAROHOD"	Hidden Album	Auris Media	2011	0:55:43 (Pop-up)

UTILITY PROJECT	Ronnie Listner Is a Bobsledder	Bouquet	no label	2012	1:06:23 (Pop-up)
JEFF & JANE HUDSON	Op. Inst. "Op. Inst." by "JEFF & JANE HUDSON"	Flesh	J & J	1983	1:09:43 (Pop-up)
THE GOVERNMENT	None of the Above "None of the Above" by "THE GOVERNMENT"	Guest List	Jackal	1980	1:14:19 (Pop-up)
PETER & MARY SAVING GRACE	Sensitive Man	7"	Awful Splendor	1980	1:17:24 (Pop-up)
TEMPORAL PAIN	Brainstorming "Brainstorming" by "TEMPORAL PAIN"	How Absurd/ More to Come [flexi]	Eva-Tone/ A Split Conscious Music	1982	1:24:20 (Pop-up)
HUMAN HEAD TRANSPLANT	That About Wraps It Up for God	V.A.: Colorado	RRR	1988	1:26:28 (Pop-up)
J.G. THIRWELL	La Rue Madureira "La Rue Madureira" by "J.G. THIRWELL"	V.A.: Objets Noirs et Choses Carrees: Nino Ferrer Revisited	Optical Sound	2012	1:29:58 (Pop-up)

THE NIGHTINGALES	Insurance "Insurance" by "THE NIGHTINGALES"	Hysterics	Ink	1983	1:37:07 (Pop-up)
HOYT AXTON	Double Double Dare "Double Double Dare" by "HOYT AXTON"	Explodes!	Vee Jay	1964	1:43:25 (Pop-up)
SANTO	Billy's Side of the Street "Billy's Side of the Street" by "SANTO"	A Night in the Life [12" EP]	Source United	1987	1:45:58 (Pop-up)
MINIMAL COMPACT	Immer Vorbei "Immer Vorbei" by "MINIMAL COMPACT"	V.A.: Made to Measure, Vol. 1	Crammed Discs	1984	1:48:49 (Pop-up)
RANDY BURNS & THE SKY DOG BAND	Sorrow's Children	Song for an Uncertain Lady	ESP	1970	1:52:44 (Pop-up)
MARGARET SAMRA / WILL GENTRY	Your Love Gave Me Life	V.A.: Songs for a Winter Evening	Royal Master	19??	1:55:11 (Pop-up)
THE MARY LEE SINGERS	Momma, Look Sharp	Music a la Carte 1971	Century	1971	1:57:31 (Pop-up)

VIDEO-AVENTURES	Zazou sur la Piste	Musiques pour Garcons et Filles [10"]	Recommended	1981	2:04:23 (Pop-up)
ADI RENART	Uga Uga "Uga Uga" by "ADI RENART"	V.A.: New Age – Next Age: Electronic and Electro-Acoustical Music of Israel [cassette]	Shefaz	1988	2:07:02 (Pop-up)
THE BOYZZ	Destined to Die "Destined to Die" by "THE BOYZZ"	Too Wild to Tame	Epic	1978	2:12:05 (Pop-up)
SOFT SLIPPER	Stonehenge "Stonehenge" by "SOFT SLIPPER"	Sing Me a Song	De Wolfe	1971	2:19:06 (Pop-up)
COMING OF AGE	You've Been Telling All My Secrets	The Album	Twelve	1983	2:22:20 (Pop-up)
DIGITTE	Fred from Jupiter "Fred from Jupiter" by "DIGITTE"	Fred from Jupiter [12"]	Sire	1984	2:24:47 (Pop-up)

DICK HECKSTALL-SMITH	Future Song "Future Song" by "DICK HECKSTALL-SMITH"	Dust In the Air Suspended Marks the Place Where a Story Ended	Warner Bros.	1972	2:32:09 (Pop-up)
JERICHO	Justin and Nova "Justin and Nova" by "JERICHO"	Jericho	A&M	1972	2:36:15 (Pop-up)
DAVID REA	Cannibal Christians "Cannibal Christians" by "DAVID REA"	Maverick Child	Capitol	1969	2:44:41 (Pop-up)
JUSTYN REES	The Rain Came Down "The Rain Came Down" by "JUSTYN REES"	How Can I Tell Them	Prophet	1969	2:48:56 (Pop-up)

SHIMSHON MIEL	The Holy Zohar "The Holy Zohar" by "SHIMSHON MIEL"	Orchard of the Whispering Embers	RE: Ars	1977	2:56:19 (Pop-up)
SHIMSHON MIEL	A Jewish Soul "A Jewish Soul" by "SHIMSHON MIEL"	Orchard of the Whispering Embers	RE: Ars	1977	2:59:02 (Pop-up)
THE OUT-THEME	Gelbart: My Favorite Vacation [part of] + Die Trip Computer Die: Airborn [part of]				3:08:16 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:57am tonyc: Hullo dere. Get ready to return to the Planet of the Apes.
	12:04pm Mr Benn: What Ho! Tony.
	12:06pm tonyc: Top o' the afternoon to ya, Mr. Benn.
	12:06pm Ricardo Montalban: Take your damn dirty paws of the dial. It's...
	12:07pm Mr Benn: is this the soundtrack to the Charlton Heston movie with the famous statue of Liberty in the sand scene?
	12:08pm Ricardo Montalban: the Ape movies were such a huge part of my childhood.
	12:09pm Mr Benn: liked the tv series as well Ric!
	12:09pm tonyc: @ Mr. Benn: Indeed it is. Hola, Senor Montalban-chimpsky!
	12:11pm tonyc: More ape music after this track....
	12:11pm Mr Benn: I reckon that the 68 planet of the Apes movie and 2001 were the greatest looking sci fi movies of the 60s - the Star Wars of that era
	12:16pm Brian in UK: Hello Tony, Mr M & Mr B. One Million Years BC now thats quality with a small c.
	12:18pm tonyc: Hey there, Brian-all-the-way-in-the-U.K. I prefer One Million Years AC/DC myself.
	12:18pm Mr Benn: had raquel welsh in it Brian? Always thought Barberabella was a peice of shit apart from the soundtrack?
	12:20pm Ricardo Montalban: I would really love to watch all the original ape movies, but they're not on Netflix instant and I am too lazy to get them on DVD
	12:22pm Ricardo Montalban: I wish some local TV station would do Ape Week, like they did in the 70s.
	12:22pm Ricardo Montalban: This is spooky, Tony! I a-scared!
	12:23pm Mr Benn: did'nt think much to the recent Rise of the Planet of the Apes, Rich
	12:23pm Brian in UK: Raquel's bikini was the only redeeming feature. Open the curtains.
	12:23pm Ricardo Montalban: I haven't even seen the Tim Burton reboot.
	12:24pm Ricardo Montalban: I like that Paul Williams was in the original films. One of them. I can't remember. I think he was in every movie in the 70s, wasn't he.
	12:24pm tonyc: Any future Ape Weeks should be hosted by Dave the Spazz.
	12:25pm Mr Benn: Tony, THEME OF THIS SESSION - DYSTOPIAN FUTURES!
	12:25pm tonyc: Herman's Rocket is a Jean-Pierre Massiera project (one of a million).
	12:25pm Brian in UK: This constant need of Hollywood to tamper. The Eleven Samurai anyone?
	12:25pm Ricardo Montalban: I think any movie with Raquel in it is worth watching.
	12:27pm Mr Benn: yes Rich, rather have Raquel than Marilyn Monroe in a movie!
	12:30pm northguineahills: I just saw Charlton Heston in the 1971 Omega Man that got rebooted as I am Legend w/ Will Smith on Netflix instant.
	12:30pm Mr Benn: Brian, Seven Samurai became the Magnificent Seven, Bald headed lead actors in both being the only common denominator - but thats Hollywood!
	12:32pm tonyc: Greetings, northguineahills!
	12:33pm Mr Benn: northguineahills, Soylent Green also worth watching form that period with Charlton Heston and in some ways better than The Omega Man!
	12:33pm Honey Water: Hey, Tonyc and folks! Tardy but all ears now.
	12:34pm tonyc: Hola, Honey W!
	12:36pm Honey Water: Dern it, sorry to have missed Luz de Riada. I see there's a film discussion going on. I recommend a beautiful, information and poignant documentary by Chilean Guzman called Nostalgia for Light. Astronomy plus Pinochet.
	12:37pm Honey Water: informationAL
	12:37pm northguineahills: There are a lot of Kurosawa film on Netflix extra. Two weeks ago I saw Ran. Truly a masterpiece.
	12:38pm northguineahills: howdeeyoos, tony!
	12:39pm tonyc: I'm trading in this "Plezure Starts Here" comp at my local record store later today, so this is its last hurrah.
	12:39pm Mr Benn: love those Criterion restorations of Kurosawa's movies!
	12:39pm Brian in UK: Kurosawa's Throne of Blood is based on Willy the Shake's Macbeth. On and on and on..... Hey ngh.
	12:41pm Manuel de Bruxelas: Hola Tony! Hola everybody!
	12:42pm tonyc: Hey there, Manuel!
	12:42pm Mr Benn: Kurosawa's Hidden Fortress became Star Wars in Hollywood's hands and his Yojimbo became A Fistfull of dollars!
	12:43pm Honey Water: Philo and I have worked our way through most of Kurosawa. Now we're trying out Criterion's Nikkatsu Noir, specifically Kurahara's films at the moment.
	12:43pm tonyc: This must be the only song about couscoous -- outside of the Arab world, at least.
	12:43pm Brian in UK: Kurosawa best seen at the pictures (movies) for the scale. Black & white or colour?
	12:43pm northguineahills: Hola hola, Brian!
	12:45pm Brian in UK: Have you heard Joy Division's Bulgar Wheat, the remix?
	12:46pm tonyc: I prefer the gluten-free 12" version.
	12:47pm Honey Water: I'm sure we could oblige the title of this song with very little effort.
	12:48pm tonyc: It's supposed to be a parody of New Wave -- but works well as actual New Wave.
	12:50pm Brian in UK: On coloured edible vinyl? Yummy. Has anyone ever danced the Mashed Potato? If so, what song do you play?
	12:50pm Honey Water: Parody and imitations are the sincerest form of flattery.
	12:50pm Honey Water: @Brian: The Monster Mash?
	12:52pm Brian in UK: Ofcourse. Nice one HW. Now the steps?
	12:57pm Honey Water: Uhhh, not sure, but IIRC, something about grinding the toes of one foot in a twisting motion -- a bug mashing motion, if you will. Anyone else know?
	1:01pm tonyc: Here's the video for this Utility Project tune: www.youtube.com...
	1:03pm Honey Water: Olympic Fever -- I gots it! :) You UKers, I understand the weather has changed for the better in the nick of time. That's a relief! Thanks, Tony.
	1:07pm conrad: Oh! how I loves me some obscure New Wave. Really diggin' the show this morn, Tony.
	1:09pm tonyc: Glad to hear it, Conrad! (And greetings....)
	1:09pm Brian in UK: Yes, since Friday it has become blisteringly hot. Looking forward with trepidation. That's an Olympic event in this country.
	1:10pm tonyc: Better than trepanning with trepidation, I guess.
	1:11pm Brian in UK: We are well ahead in the trepanning stakes.
	1:14pm Honey Water: Tony, love the really subtle subliminal message in that U.P. video. :)
	1:16pm Honey Water: @Brian: Bet the UK trepanning team is made up mostly of Welshmen, eh?
	1:17pm tonyc: The next two tracks sort of fit the trepanning theme....
	1:17pm Honey Water: Oh, hey, Brian: Aren't you the one who went to a dark sky site a while back? If so, you might really enjoy Nostalgia for Light. The Atacama desert 'scopes feature prominently.
	1:19pm Honey Water: Re: Temple-ral pain: "I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy."
	1:22pm tonyc: Wise words....
	1:23pm Honey Water: My own such turn of phrase is: I'd rather be a recluse than be a loose wreck. ;)
	1:26pm Mr Benn: Hollywood's worse remakes: The Wicker Man Get Carter (Stallone's version!) The Italian Job(Bruce Willis's version!)
	1:26pm Jeremy: Loving today's show!
	1:27pm tonyc: @ Honey Water: I'd rather eat a case of nuts than be a nutcase? Or maybe that should be, "I'd rather be a nutcase than a case of nuts."
	1:27pm Honey Water: @Mr. Benn: The list is long. No shortage of wretched Tinseltown remakes.
	1:28pm Honey Water: @Tony: Heh!
	1:28pm tonyc: @ Jeremy: Thanks! And greet-greet-greetings!
	1:28pm Mr Benn: Honey Water: I know but those in particular came to mind when thinking about the subject!
	1:31pm Ike: "That About Wraps It Up for God"? Douglas Adams reference! Heh. Great show!
	1:32pm BSI: Greetings, tribe. Dang, sorry to have missed Human Head Transplant. I had a cassette of theirs on heavy rotation in late-80s...
	1:32pm tonyc: Ike! Ike! Thanks and hello!
	1:32pm Ricardo Montalban: In the future, everyone will be Gang of Four for 15 minutes in 1983
	1:32pm Mr Benn: Does anyone remember the Nightingales British TV Series 1990 With Robert Lindsay, David Threlfall, James Ellis, Ian Sears - comedy about nightwatchmen looking after an office block?
	1:33pm BSI: "Hic Et Ubique Uno Animo," that was the HHT cassette. A total favorite from those days.
	1:33pm tonyc: And hello to BSI too!
	1:33pm Ricardo Montalban: No! Sounds great.
	1:34pm tonyc: Have never heard that cassette -- would love to....
	1:34pm Honey Water: @BSI: Been wanting to ask, do you have a soundcloud site?
	1:35pm Mr Benn: it had David Threlfall in pre Shameless days, is the US version of Shameless any good?
	1:36pm tonyc: I am shamelessly unaware of Shameless.
	1:37pm Honey Water: Have not seen either version, MB. Likely my husband has seen the UK version while in Finland.
	1:38pm tonyc: RE this Hoyt Axton track: Talk about your made-for-portable-radios-at-the-beach compression!
	1:38pm Honey Water: Is it legal to use Hoyt Axton for trepanning?
	1:38pm BSI: @honey water: affirmative. I've tinyurl'ed it to demonstrate deep humility: http://tinyurl.com/chnx6jk
	1:38pm BSI: Is it Hoyt in here?
	1:40pm tonyc: Who's Axton?
	1:41pm BSI: I'm not Santo-society, society is Santo-me...
	1:42pm Honey Water: Aw, thanks, BSI! I'll encourage my, um, very close "bosom buddy" there, /kat330, to follow you! :)
	1:43pm tonyc: There is a Santo Claus, Jimmy.
	1:44pm Honey Water: @Tony: another great beach radio tune I remember fondly is "Locomotion." Oh, and the Exciters' "Tell Him."
	1:45pm Mr Benn: Santo-Sangre Death will be my Santo Claus The Streets of Santo Francisco
	1:46pm Mr Benn: Honey Water I'm Walking on Sunshine!
	1:48pm tonyc: Randy Burns manages to remind me of both Tim Buckley and Tom Rapp.
	1:48pm Honey Water: [HW 'll do, MB] Great beach/ community pool song memories comprise a list equal to the bad H-wood remakes!
	1:49pm Honey Water: OMG, Tony! Seriously, I was JUST trying to come up with Tom Rapp's name when you supplied it! I don't remember him myself, oddly enough, and had to be introduced to his music through a native Finn. Weird that, too.
	1:49pm Ricardo Montalban: This has the wobbly characteristics of a Song Poem song.
	1:50pm BSI: not familiar with much Buckley, but I definitely got a T.Rapp vibe there.
	1:50pm tonyc: It is a song poem! Also, the pressed-on-frozen-cat-vomit portion of the show.
	1:50pm Mr Benn: this sounds more like Butch Hancock
	1:50pm Ricardo Montalban: Oh, God! Royal Master! I should've known! I'll bet there's a sunset on the cover.
	1:52pm tonyc: No, but there is a simple country church.
	1:52pm Ricardo Montalban: Most Royal Master records I have only feature one male singer and the occasional female singer.
	1:52pm Mr Benn: this is more Pearls before Swine - Balaklava
	1:54pm Honey Water: @BSI: Tim Buckley is wonderful! [so was his son]. Strange Feelin' from happy/sad is definitely one to look up. And Buzzin' Fly from that LP as well.
	1:56pm Mr Benn: Honey Water, I went through a phase when everything had to be funky, and always went for Greetings from LA - Tim Buckley album.
	1:57pm Ricardo Montalban: Hoyt was pretty twisted, lyrically. I really like some of his late 60s, early 70s albums.
	1:58pm Honey Water: Unfortunately I only have the one T. Buckley vinyl in my collection. I lost a lot of early LPs [lifted while in storage] during all my youthful moving around the country.
	1:59pm Mr Benn: Ric, did'nt he write the original The Pusher made famous by Steppenwolf in the Easy Rider movie?
	2:01pm tonyc: He did indeed.
	2:01pm Mr Benn: tlaking about singer songwriters - just picked up the triple cd album American Trilogy - The Mickey Newman back catalogue, but have not played any of it yet nor ever heard him, but just looked interesting!
	2:03pm Mr Benn: eh The Smurfs do Stockhausen!
	2:03pm tonyc: Smurfhausen
	2:05pm tonyc: And now: the boyzz who were too wild to tame... (and destined to die).
	2:06pm Honey Water: This is similar to the opening bars of R & L Thompson's "Don't Renege on Our Love." Always thought it should have a video on horseback.
	2:06pm Honey Water: @tony: Yep, an Epic tale.
	2:07pm Ricardo Montalban: Yeah, Mr. Benn, he wrote quite a few hits for other people. His LP My Griffin Is Gone is one of my faves
	2:11pm tonyc: Department of Advanced Notices: Won't be here next week, but KBOO's Rich Lindsay (aka Ricardo Montalban) will be ably filling in for me.
	2:11pm Ricardo Montalban: This guy sounds like a weird cross of Peter Hammill, Dio and the singer for the Monks.
	2:12pm Ricardo Montalban: You have mighty big shoes to fill, Tony, but i will fill them with weirdness!
	2:13pm Honey Water: Thanks for the heads-up. Cool, RM/RL! I was thinking The Boyzz supplied some inspiration for "This Is Spinal Tap."
	2:14pm tonyc: @ Ricardo M: Just be sure to clean out all the weirdness before I have to put the shoes back on again.
	2:15pm tonyc: This Soft Slipper thing is a sound library LP.
	2:15pm Ricardo Montalban: I will wear those special socks they give you when you try on shoes.
	2:16pm tonyc: The Boyzz had their moment -- now it's the Girlzz.
	2:20pm tonyc: This, of course, is a cover of Andreas Dorau's "Fred vom Jupiter."
	2:20pm Manuel de Bruxelas: Fred Vom Jupiter !
	2:21pm tonyc: En Anglais!
	2:23pm Honey Water: Was the sequel Doug from Uranus?
	2:23pm Manuel de Bruxelas: Andreas Dorau is one of those new wave dandies...
	2:26pm tonyc: I believe Dorau is still releasing music -- tho I haven't heard anything released past the '80s. Anyone familiar with his more recent stuff?
	2:28pm Manuel de Bruxelas: he has had a hit with dorau und the marinas
	2:29pm tonyc: Years ago, someone gave me an unpublished bio of Dorau, which I should still have somewhere or other. His first records came out when he was still in high school, I believe.
	2:29pm Manuel de Bruxelas: "girls in love" very discothesque! love it
	2:30pm tonyc: Thanks, Manuel! I'll look for it on youtube.
	2:31pm tonyc: Jericho = Jericho Jones = The Churchill's (they couldn't make up their mind, I guess)
	2:33pm Brian in UK: Has too walk doggo & dig up some potatoes. HW yes I went to Dark Sky Park. Not one clear night. Crap. Mr Benn Butch Hancock is coming over here soon, hope to see him. Ricardo, I used to have My Griffin is Gone. Would you like to go to Colorado etc. Where is it now? I liked Less Than the Song too.
	2:36pm tonyc: Happy potato, Brian.
	2:37pm Brian in UK: If you had to choose twixt potato or bread; which would you pick?
	2:38pm tonyc: Potatoes don't make very good staffs, I don't think. Baguettes do.
	2:40pm BSI: This Rea dude lurches into Roy Harper territory every now & then. .... innaresting...
	2:41pm Honey Water: Potatoes over bread, hands down for me.
	2:41pm Mr Benn: so next week will not be tape hiss but will mp3able with Rich?
	2:44pm tonyc: @ BSI: Word of warning: To my ears, that Rea track is by far the best of the record. @ Mr Benn: Rich's fill-in will not be a Tape Hiss, so will be archived for all to enjoy.
	2:44pm Ricardo Montalban: I will actually be playing some tapes, so maybe there'll be hiss if I shut off the dolby - or dobly. I can't remember.
	2:44pm Brian in UK: This is a very good read based on a real character with just a hint of self trepanning! http://www.mickjackson.com/books/the-underground-man/
	2:45pm tonyc: Beware of false dolby -- even worse than a false god.
	2:45pm Brian in UK: The Tap have a lot to answer for, none of it musical.
	2:46pm Mr Benn: JUSTYN REES very reminiscent of Fred Neil!
	2:49pm Brian in UK: Look forward to your return Tony. Chin chin.
	2:52pm Honey Water: Very Jungian from the description, Brian.
	2:52pm tonyc: Thanks, Brian. I'll be vacationing in exotic Yakima, WA. Yakima tips, anyone?
	2:53pm Honey Water: Thanks for the show today, Tony! Kept me distracted from the horrible heat still pounding us in the midwest. Have a safe sojourn!
	2:53pm northguineahills: My Ad-Aware just had an aneurysm, and I couldn't comment for the last half hour. What did I miss (didn't lose the stream, however).
	2:54pm Mr Benn: Tony, from cannibal christians to stoned Kabalists, from talking apes to avant garde smurths, really enjoyed this show that had a bit of everything. thanks alot!
	2:54pm BSI: Very fine show, TC, as always. Cheers...
	2:54pm tonyc: Thanks Honey West ... I mean, Water!
	2:54pm Honey Water: @Tony: Last time it was Tacoma! What next? Puyallup? Walla-Walla? ;)
	2:56pm tonyc: Thanks much, Mr Benn and BS! See you all in two weeks! @ Honey Water: I'm trying to hit every city in the Northwest in reasonable driving distance from Portland
	2:58pm tonyc: Don't forget: It's Senor Montalban at the helm next week!! Thanks for listening everybody! Stay tuned to the stream....
	3:01pm tonyc: Sayonara!
	3:01pm northguineahills: Frickin' frissiony fantastic, tony!
	3:03pm tonyc: Gracias, northguineahills!
	5:27pm doyle dean: hey tony, thanks for gettin bobsleddy wid it !

Tony Coulter: Playlist from July 24, 2012

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