WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from September 29, 2015

Listener comments!
	11:56am Tony Coulter: Since none of today's cassettes have titles on their front covers, let me ID 'em for you: the comp "Vision et Conception du Monde / Die Weltanschauung" is on the left, the comp "Le Défilé des Épaves" is on the right, and in the middle is a mystery tape, with no artist name, album name, or track titles ... your guess is as good as mine. (Not pictured: a cassette from An Bene & Pierre Lambow, which we will only have time to hear part of.)
	12:00pm Tony Coulter: Greets, ears!!
	🥁 12:01pm listener james from westwood: Howdy, Tony and all!! That backdrop looks like the term paper I wrote during my last college all-nighter.
	12:01pm Tony Coulter: Hey James!!
	12:03pm Tony Coulter: A lifetime supply of pickles goes to anyone who can ID the record underneath today's tapes.
	12:03pm Uncle Michael: wie geht's?
	12:05pm V Priceless: Hey Tony and friends!
	12:06pm Rich in Washington: Guten tag, Monsieur Coulter!
	12:07pm Tony Coulter: Wussup, Herren Uncle Michael, V Priceless, and Rich!!
	12:08pm Webhamster Henry: This show begs to be listened to on a boombox .. or Walkman headphones.
	12:09pm Tony Coulter: Webhamster! Greetings!
	12:13pm Tony Coulter: Well, one could download the show and transfer it to cassette, I suppose....
	12:15pm Tony Coulter: I wish all my compilation cassettes had track announcers on then.
	12:16pm Tony Coulter: Again, the cassette on now is the one on (your) right....
	12:17pm PMD: You are my background noise this morning. :-)
	12:18pm Tony Coulter: Heya, PMD!
	12:20pm Carmichael: Oh my, where has the time gone? Heya Tony and Hissers.
	12:20pm Tony Coulter: Hola, Carmichael!
	12:22pm Jeremy: Hey Tony, and howdy hisstakers... I am approximating fidelity with crappy bluetooth speaker.
	12:23pm Tony Coulter: Hey Jeremy!! Maybe you should see a dentist about that blue tooth of yours....
	12:27pm Tony Coulter: A surprising number of the acts on this all-French tape are still active, at least to some extent.
	🥁 12:34pm listener james from westwood: This guy sounds a bit distraught.
	12:35pm Tony Coulter: Sad to say, no one will be getting a lifetime supply of pickles, as nobody guessed what record is underneath todays's cassettes. I have to admit it was a rigged contest anyway: The cover of the record is a handmade collage, so each copy is different. It's this thing: www.discogs.com...
	12:36pm Tony Coulter: @ Listener James: It's just the horror of existence....
	12:38pm Carmichael: Sounds like a SciFi movie I saw last night. It did not end well then, either ...
	12:44pm V Priceless: "the horror...the horror...."
	12:44pm Tony Coulter: Here are two items from the advanced-notice department: 1) Next week's show will be 3-hour Canterbury music special 2) Immediately following today's show Peter Nelson will be bringing you the official debut of his new show Eclectic Music for Mind and Bodhi. Starting today he'll be on every Tuesday from 3:00 to 6:00.
	12:47pm Tony Coulter: ... don't miss it ... Peter's show, I mean. (Hit post before I meant to.)
	12:50pm PMD: Though the pop up player pooped out, but it was the DJ! :-)
	12:55pm Webhamster Henry: GTDStream is getting to be its own station! If you people haven't checked out Mayuko on Mondays 5-7PM, you may be pleasantly surprised! And there are other shows that I haven't gotten to yet!
	12:56pm Tony Coulter: Yes, Mayuko's show is great!
	12:56pm Doug Schulkind: Give the Drummer Radio's newest new show, Eclectic Music for Mind and Bodhi with Peter Nelson is next on the stream! Peter's show comes to us live from Sussex, UK. Here is where Peter's playlist page will be for this afternoon: wfmu.org...
	12:57pm Doug Schulkind: But what I really meant to say was HELLO TONY! And Hello Tonyphiles!
	12:58pm Tony Coulter: Hey, hey, hey Doug Doug Doug!
	1:04pm northguineahills: Wow, this comp is chompin'!
	1:05pm Tony Coulter: So, I got the middle tape in the picture above today's playlist in a big batch of cassettes. I have absolutely no idea what it is. There's cover art and even a printed label on the cassette itself, but none of the scribbly writing is even remotely legible. I'll be playing a bit from it at the end of today's show. If anyone has any ideas what it might be, let us know!
	1:05pm northguineahills: Crap, I'm usually unavailable 3-6.
	1:06pm northguineahills: I imagine Shazam would be no help (more then half the time on WFMU, or out in public, it rarely works for me).
	1:06pm Dean: Any chance you can display the full art on the unknown cassette? Is there a link to it?
	1:07pm Tony Coulter: Hola, NGH! I'm glad you dig the industrial sounds, btw. I have a bunch of very harsh noise-type tapes which I've been uncertain about inflicting on you all.
	1:09pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: No links to further pics, no. The printed label is similar to the cover. There are scattered words, but they are smudged and broken. Perhaps the tape originally came with an insert, which has been lost to time. I'm hoping someone will have a hunch based on the sound. Again, I'll play a bit of it at the end of the show.
	1:12pm Webhamster Henry: Doug, you need to have a map of the GTDS host cities posted somewhere. Maybe like these classic octopus memes from the 19th/20th century www.google.com...
	1:17pm northguineahills: @Tony: In the eternal words of PE, "Bring da noize!"
	1:18pm Lewis: wow this is pretty cool - bounced out for lunch and glad to be back
	1:20pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Lewis!
	1:28pm JtotheK: hi everybody!
	1:29pm Tony Coulter: So, all four of my shows during October will be specials. The first will focus on Canterbury music, as I said. I'm trying to decide what the other themes will be. One idea: a horn rock special -- or would that make everyone run for the hills?
	1:30pm Tony Coulter: Heya, JtotheK!!
	1:35pm Carmichael: Horn Rock is a great idea, Tony.
	1:36pm Tony Coulter: Oh, I should add, pursuant to the month o' specials: Today's Tape Hiss will be the last Tape Hiss until November.
	1:36pm Dean: Horn rock would be just grand. Another theme could be "From the Second Album," but that only crosses my mind because I listened to Acqua Fragile's second album last night. A selection of tunes from various bands'/musicians' second releases would be fun. A similar take: play two selections from each artist, one from an early endeavor, followed by another from a later one.
	1:37pm Cecile: hola!
	1:38pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Carmichael & Dean. I'm thinkin' horn rock + latin rock, since a lot of latin rock is pretty horn-heavy.
	1:38pm Cecile: you guys can listen to the Canterbury horn rock special. I will opt out. hahahaha
	1:38pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy there, Cecile!
	1:38pm Cecile: now latin rock I can get behind.
	1:38pm Cecile: ahoy, tony!
	1:38pm Dean: Well, okay, then. Play something from Malo "Dos."
	🥁 1:40pm listener james from westwood: That was one heck of a mix on that single tape!
	1:42pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: Malo would be in there for sure.
	1:42pm Dean: Another theme, perhaps: instrumental prog.
	1:46pm Tony Coulter: Cecile wouldn't approve of that one.
	1:48pm Cecile: Hey, don't make that show for me. I'm one of those people who loves the fact that Rush is an extremely popular band, but never wants to hear their music. Everyone go have your fun!
	1:50pm Dean: Let's run with that. "Music Cecile Would Not Approve."
	1:51pm Cecile: hahahhahahahahhahah I approve of almost all music. I just don't listen to most of it.
	1:51pm Tony Coulter: HA! Google chrome is asking me if I want to translate the playlist.
	1:52pm Cecile: this stuff I'm hearing right now is great, though.
	1:52pm northguineahills: the 70s-80s Osaka scene would be a nice fit.
	1:52pm Cecile: have it all translated into Esperanto.
	1:52pm Cecile: or Icelandic
	1:54pm Tony Coulter: @ Cecile: Un Département are the best. Here's a great you-tub vid: www.youtube.com...
	1:55pm Cecile: wow, there is a ton of their stuff on YouTube! I'll have to check it out tonight.
	1:58pm Dean: Another theme: an Alessi Brothers marathon. I dare you.
	2:01pm Tony Coulter: @ NGH: Who are you thinking of? I don't know enough to differentiate Japanese stuff by city. It's all Japanese to me.
	2:02pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: I'm not brave enough for that (not that I've ever knowingly heard them, actually).
	2:05pm Dean: I urge everybody to knowingly hear Alessi Brothers. If you've heard Barnaby Bye you've heard them. They've also written a number of commercial jingles, I believe. You could throw in a Barnaby Bye spin-off band, Wiggy Bits, which I bet you've heard.
	2:05pm MrFab: Cecile, I'm with ya on Rush. Stand tall, my sister!
	2:06pm Dean: Another theme: Yasunao Tone. Or Yasunao Tone Meets Alessi Brothers.
	2:06pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: I do indeed have the Barnaby Bye LPs -- which I like. Haven't heard Wiggy Bits, though.
	2:06pm Tony Coulter: Hey ho, MrFab!
	2:07pm northguineahills: Huh, the new Yasunao Tone w/ the Talibam! album is tops.
	2:10pm Tony Coulter: The first cassette by Fâlx çèrêbri (on now) was "a limited C-10 tape with real blood sample and packaged in a plastic back with real sheep's brain." No thanks -- I'll pass.
	2:11pm Tony Coulter: er, on just then....
	2:12pm Dean: Wow, @ngh, you're right! Hadn't seen that. Another theme: music packaged with real blood samples and sheep's brain.
	2:13pm Tony Coulter: Too brainy for me.
	2:16pm northguineahills: Makes the Eugene Chadbourne cassette I picked up that was encased in a dirty gym sock seem rather tame. Ok. gotta leave in 10 mins, thanks again Tony!
	2:17pm Clay: Bring on the horn rock!
	2:19pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, Clay!!
	2:19pm Tony Coulter: See ya, NGH!
	2:19pm Clay: Especially the James Pankow solo EP with a vile of actual saliva from his spit valve. Hey Tone!
	2:19pm Tony Coulter: Here's the cover for what's on now: www.discogs.com...
	2:19pm Cecile: the Saints second and third albums are as much horn rock as they are punk rock.
	2:22pm Tony Coulter: I suppose even Weekend could be called a horn rock band.
	2:23pm Dean: Blood, Sweat, Tears & Trombone Spit
	2:25pm Clay: Chase is kind of the ultimate horn rock experience. Get it On! +Chicago, BS&T, Puzzle, Lighthouse ... Minnie Moore
	2:28pm Dean: If, Lucero, Ides of March, Blurt?
	2:29pm Tony Coulter: @ Clay: Ha! Funny you mention Puzzle. Didn't think many people knew them. I've got both of LPs and would indeed play them on any horn rock special, plus most of the others you mention. (Don't know Get It On! or Minnie Moore.)
	2:29pm Dean: If one saxophone makes a horn band, then in addition to Blurt, Claw Hammer.
	2:29pm Cecile: Some Captain Beefheart. Roxy Music!
	2:30pm Cecile: yeah, Claw Hammer!
	2:30pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: Yes to If, Ides of March, fer sure.
	2:30pm Cecile: Madness and the Specials!
	2:30pm Dean: Sha Na Na
	2:30pm MrFab: Oingo Boingo, Skatalites, Fela, James Brown, any Stax record w/the Memphis horns - now THAT would be a show!
	2:30pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: One sax doesn't make a horn rock band. There has to be some brass in there too, not just reeds.
	2:32pm Tony Coulter: My pledge to you: I will do a horn rock show filled with the stuff people normally call horn rock. Except ... it will be good.
	2:32pm Cecile: hahahahahaha
	2:33pm Dean: Chicago Symphony Orchestra's "Great Gate of Kiev," the limit of horn rock.
	2:33pm Tony Coulter: Next week, though, will be Canterbury stuff -- including Euro and U.S. bands influenced by that sound.
	2:35pm Cecile: okay, then I will listen to Liz or archives.
	2:35pm Cecile: I heartily endorse this program. I just won't be listening to it.
	2:36pm Tony Coulter: Don't worry -- it won't be heavy on wanky endless solos. There will be plenty of short, snappy psychedelic songs.
	2:37pm Cecile: I'll give it a go. If I feel like I just ate a whole aural chocolate cake after three songs, I'll bail.
	2:39pm Tony Coulter: Coming up next after this cassette: the mystery tape. Help me figure out what the hay it is....
	2:41pm Peter Nelson: Canterbury sound next week? Yummy. Love it. Huge Caravan fans here.
	2:41pm Tony Coulter: It's the orange-y cassette in the middle of today's photo lineup.
	2:41pm Tony Coulter: Hey Peter! There will be tons of Caravan....
	2:43pm Peter Nelson: I know it's their most commercial of the early albums, but Land Of Gray and Pink is a favourite.
	2:43pm Dean: "Wanky endless solos"!? How dare you insult Dave Stewart!
	🥁 2:44pm listener james from westwood: Must duck out for a touch before Peter's show; thanks for the Tape Hiss today—dug today's tapes!
	2:44pm Clay: Chase - Get It On - http://www.bing.com/search?q=get+it+on+chase+youtube&form=PRHPCM&pc=CMDTDFJS&mkt=en-us&refig=bb1b2b2d602948428447ff7fb271875b&pq=get+it+on+chase+youtube&sc=1-23&sp=-1&qs=n&sk=&cvid=bb1b2b2d602948428447ff7fb271875b --- Their plane crashed in 1974 in Jackson, Minnesota. RIP
	2:47pm Tony Coulter: Here's the link to Peter's playlist: wfmu.org...
	2:47pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Clay! Thought you meant there was a band called Get It On! Silly me....
	2:48pm Tony Coulter: Any and all guesses about what this mystery tape could be are heartily welcomed....
	2:49pm Tony Coulter: See you, Listener James! Thanks for stopping by.....
	2:49pm Dean: I'll go out on a limb and guess that the mystery tape is not Alessi Brothers.
	2:50pm Tony Coulter: Ha!
	2:50pm Clay: True, some solos are "wanky" but the broad-based dismissal of solos as such seems rote to me. Too easy to dismiss solos in this way. Just my opinion. Enjoying what you're playing, Tony. Hard to listen at work, but I do when I can.
	2:51pm MrFab: John Oswald? Big City Orchestra? Zoviet France? Whoever did it, I'd love to hear the whole thing someday (hint, hint)
	2:51pm Clay: Then again, I was a purveyor of lengthy solos in a previous career, so I am just sensitive, I guess.
	2:52pm Rich in Washington: It DOES almost sound like John Oswald. DO you think it's from one of his Mystery Tapes series?
	2:52pm Tony Coulter: @ Clay: I'm all for long solos, and in fact will sneak plenty in when Cecile isn't paying attention.
	2:52pm Dean: I'm catching a whiff of Edgar Froese's "Epsilon in Malaysian Pale," not that I imagine this is him. Does a sequencer kick in at some point?
	2:54pm Tony Coulter: @ Rich: To me it doesn't look like one of Oswald's Mystery Tapes, graphically speaking. Does sound a bit like him -- sort of less cut up, though, no?
	2:55pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: No sequencers show up, no -- this same approach continues through all four tracks. The tape runs around an hour.
	2:55pm MrFab: I thought his Mystery Tapes usually featured more variety than just one theme, but I'm not familiar with the whole catalog. Also reminds me of what Eno did to Pachelbel's' Canon on "Discreet music," but I'm pretty sure we can rule him out. (Unless he had some DIY tape period I'm not familiar with!)
	2:57pm Tony Coulter: Thanks for showing up, everyone!! See you next week.....

Tony Coulter: Playlist from September 29, 2015

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September 29, 2015: Tony Coulter Presents Tape Hiss: The comps "Le Défilé des Épaves" and "Vision et Conception du Monde / Die Weltanschauung," plus music from the duo An Bene & Pierre Lambow and an unnamed mystery tape. [PLEASE NOTE: "Tape Hiss" shows are not archived.]

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year
The In-Theme	Holger Hiller: Toyshopshoptoy

Philippe Laurent	Exposition 1 (Re-mix N° 1)	V.A.: Le Défilé des Épaves	STI	1985
L'Éponge Synthétique	Collection d'Ombres Subtiles	V.A.: Le Défilé des Épaves	STI	1985
No Unauthorized	Double Vie "Double Vie" by "No Unauthorized"	V.A.: Le Défilé des Épaves	STI	1985
Vox Populi!	Be Heyadat "Be Heyadat" by "Vox Populi!"	V.A.: Le Défilé des Épaves	STI	1985
Vox Populi!	Omid "Omid" by "Vox Populi!"	V.A.: Le Défilé des Épaves	STI	1985
Die Wohnhaft	Die Wohnhaft "Die Wohnhaft" by "Die Wohnhaft"	V.A.: Le Défilé des Épaves	STI	1985
X-Ray Pop	L'Amazone (Live Junio 85)	V.A.: Le Défilé des Épaves	STI	1985
Sous Le Pont	Untitled "Untitled" by "Sous Le Pont"	V.A.: Le Défilé des Épaves	STI	1985
Bernard C.	4 4 "4 4" by "Bernard C."	V.A.: Le Défilé des Épaves	STI	1985

Étant Donnés	Le Coeur Sert le Corps	V.A.: Le Défilé des Épaves	STI	1985
Nox	Lake (Live) "Lake (Live)" by "Nox"	V.A.: Le Défilé des Épaves	STI	1985
Le Syndicat	Masochirkull "Masochirkull" by "Le Syndicat"	V.A.: Le Défilé des Épaves	STI	1985
Les 3 Phallus	Torture Physique, Torture Mentale, Torture Sexuelle	V.A.: Le Défilé des Épaves	STI	1985
Gis Dantzig	Le Procès des Embaumés	V.A.: Le Défilé des Épaves	STI	1985
A.I.Z.	Dossier pour STI "Dossier pour STI" by "A.I.Z."	V.A.: Le Défilé des Épaves	STI	1985
Pacific 231 & Egas L.	Amen 99 "Amen 99" by "Pacific 231 & Egas L."	V.A.: Le Défilé des Épaves	STI	1985
La Forge	Ran "Ran" by "La Forge"	V.A.: Le Défilé des Épaves	STI	1985

D.D.A.A.	Untitled "Untitled" by "D.D.A.A."	V.A.: Vision et Conception du Monde / Die Weltanschauung	Déviation Culturelle	1985
Un Département	Untitled "Untitled" by "Un Département"	V.A.: Vision et Conception du Monde / Die Weltanschauung	Déviation Culturelle	1985
Vivenza	Idéologie et Force de Travail: Parts 1 & 2	V.A.: Vision et Conception du Monde / Die Weltanschauung	Déviation Culturelle	1985

Ampzilla's Delight	Untitled "Untitled" by "Ampzilla's Delight"	V.A.: Vision et Conception du Monde / Die Weltanschauung	Déviation Culturelle	1985
Der Akteur	Contemplutio Mundi "Contemplutio Mundi" by "Der Akteur"	V.A.: Vision et Conception du Monde / Die Weltanschauung	Déviation Culturelle	1985
Fâlx çèrêbri	Desaster "Desaster" by "Fâlx çèrêbri"	V.A.: Vision et Conception du Monde / Die Weltanschauung	Déviation Culturelle	1985
Blinddarm	Bach-Cage-Bach "Bach-Cage-Bach" by "Blinddarm"	V.A.: Vision et Conception du Monde / Die Weltanschauung	Déviation Culturelle	1985

An Bene & Pierre Lambow	side B "side B" by "An Bene & Pierre Lambow"	Sustained Space	Trance Port	1983

???	track 1 [part of] "track 1 [part of]" by "???"	Mystery Tape
The Out-Theme	Gelbart: My Favorite Vacation [part of] + Die Trip Computer Die: Airborn [part of]

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Listener comments!
	11:56am Tony Coulter: Since none of today's cassettes have titles on their front covers, let me ID 'em for you: the comp "Vision et Conception du Monde / Die Weltanschauung" is on the left, the comp "Le Défilé des Épaves" is on the right, and in the middle is a mystery tape, with no artist name, album name, or track titles ... your guess is as good as mine. (Not pictured: a cassette from An Bene & Pierre Lambow, which we will only have time to hear part of.)
	12:00pm Tony Coulter: Greets, ears!!
	🥁 12:01pm listener james from westwood: Howdy, Tony and all!! That backdrop looks like the term paper I wrote during my last college all-nighter.
	12:01pm Tony Coulter: Hey James!!
	12:03pm Tony Coulter: A lifetime supply of pickles goes to anyone who can ID the record underneath today's tapes.
	12:03pm Uncle Michael: wie geht's?
	12:05pm V Priceless: Hey Tony and friends!
	12:06pm Rich in Washington: Guten tag, Monsieur Coulter!
	12:07pm Tony Coulter: Wussup, Herren Uncle Michael, V Priceless, and Rich!!
	12:08pm Webhamster Henry: This show begs to be listened to on a boombox .. or Walkman headphones.
	12:09pm Tony Coulter: Webhamster! Greetings!
	12:13pm Tony Coulter: Well, one could download the show and transfer it to cassette, I suppose....
	12:15pm Tony Coulter: I wish all my compilation cassettes had track announcers on then.
	12:16pm Tony Coulter: Again, the cassette on now is the one on (your) right....
	12:17pm PMD: You are my background noise this morning. :-)
	12:18pm Tony Coulter: Heya, PMD!
	12:20pm Carmichael: Oh my, where has the time gone? Heya Tony and Hissers.
	12:20pm Tony Coulter: Hola, Carmichael!
	12:22pm Jeremy: Hey Tony, and howdy hisstakers... I am approximating fidelity with crappy bluetooth speaker.
	12:23pm Tony Coulter: Hey Jeremy!! Maybe you should see a dentist about that blue tooth of yours....
	12:27pm Tony Coulter: A surprising number of the acts on this all-French tape are still active, at least to some extent.
	🥁 12:34pm listener james from westwood: This guy sounds a bit distraught.
	12:35pm Tony Coulter: Sad to say, no one will be getting a lifetime supply of pickles, as nobody guessed what record is underneath todays's cassettes. I have to admit it was a rigged contest anyway: The cover of the record is a handmade collage, so each copy is different. It's this thing: www.discogs.com...
	12:36pm Tony Coulter: @ Listener James: It's just the horror of existence....
	12:38pm Carmichael: Sounds like a SciFi movie I saw last night. It did not end well then, either ...
	12:44pm V Priceless: "the horror...the horror...."
	12:44pm Tony Coulter: Here are two items from the advanced-notice department: 1) Next week's show will be 3-hour Canterbury music special 2) Immediately following today's show Peter Nelson will be bringing you the official debut of his new show Eclectic Music for Mind and Bodhi. Starting today he'll be on every Tuesday from 3:00 to 6:00.
	12:47pm Tony Coulter: ... don't miss it ... Peter's show, I mean. (Hit post before I meant to.)
	12:50pm PMD: Though the pop up player pooped out, but it was the DJ! :-)
	12:55pm Webhamster Henry: GTDStream is getting to be its own station! If you people haven't checked out Mayuko on Mondays 5-7PM, you may be pleasantly surprised! And there are other shows that I haven't gotten to yet!
	12:56pm Tony Coulter: Yes, Mayuko's show is great!
	12:56pm Doug Schulkind: Give the Drummer Radio's newest new show, Eclectic Music for Mind and Bodhi with Peter Nelson is next on the stream! Peter's show comes to us live from Sussex, UK. Here is where Peter's playlist page will be for this afternoon: wfmu.org...
	12:57pm Doug Schulkind: But what I really meant to say was HELLO TONY! And Hello Tonyphiles!
	12:58pm Tony Coulter: Hey, hey, hey Doug Doug Doug!
	1:04pm northguineahills: Wow, this comp is chompin'!
	1:05pm Tony Coulter: So, I got the middle tape in the picture above today's playlist in a big batch of cassettes. I have absolutely no idea what it is. There's cover art and even a printed label on the cassette itself, but none of the scribbly writing is even remotely legible. I'll be playing a bit from it at the end of today's show. If anyone has any ideas what it might be, let us know!
	1:05pm northguineahills: Crap, I'm usually unavailable 3-6.
	1:06pm northguineahills: I imagine Shazam would be no help (more then half the time on WFMU, or out in public, it rarely works for me).
	1:06pm Dean: Any chance you can display the full art on the unknown cassette? Is there a link to it?
	1:07pm Tony Coulter: Hola, NGH! I'm glad you dig the industrial sounds, btw. I have a bunch of very harsh noise-type tapes which I've been uncertain about inflicting on you all.
	1:09pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: No links to further pics, no. The printed label is similar to the cover. There are scattered words, but they are smudged and broken. Perhaps the tape originally came with an insert, which has been lost to time. I'm hoping someone will have a hunch based on the sound. Again, I'll play a bit of it at the end of the show.
	1:12pm Webhamster Henry: Doug, you need to have a map of the GTDS host cities posted somewhere. Maybe like these classic octopus memes from the 19th/20th century www.google.com...
	1:17pm northguineahills: @Tony: In the eternal words of PE, "Bring da noize!"
	1:18pm Lewis: wow this is pretty cool - bounced out for lunch and glad to be back
	1:20pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Lewis!
	1:28pm JtotheK: hi everybody!
	1:29pm Tony Coulter: So, all four of my shows during October will be specials. The first will focus on Canterbury music, as I said. I'm trying to decide what the other themes will be. One idea: a horn rock special -- or would that make everyone run for the hills?
	1:30pm Tony Coulter: Heya, JtotheK!!
	1:35pm Carmichael: Horn Rock is a great idea, Tony.
	1:36pm Tony Coulter: Oh, I should add, pursuant to the month o' specials: Today's Tape Hiss will be the last Tape Hiss until November.
	1:36pm Dean: Horn rock would be just grand. Another theme could be "From the Second Album," but that only crosses my mind because I listened to Acqua Fragile's second album last night. A selection of tunes from various bands'/musicians' second releases would be fun. A similar take: play two selections from each artist, one from an early endeavor, followed by another from a later one.
	1:37pm Cecile: hola!
	1:38pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Carmichael & Dean. I'm thinkin' horn rock + latin rock, since a lot of latin rock is pretty horn-heavy.
	1:38pm Cecile: you guys can listen to the Canterbury horn rock special. I will opt out. hahahaha
	1:38pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy there, Cecile!
	1:38pm Cecile: now latin rock I can get behind.
	1:38pm Cecile: ahoy, tony!
	1:38pm Dean: Well, okay, then. Play something from Malo "Dos."
	🥁 1:40pm listener james from westwood: That was one heck of a mix on that single tape!
	1:42pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: Malo would be in there for sure.
	1:42pm Dean: Another theme, perhaps: instrumental prog.
	1:46pm Tony Coulter: Cecile wouldn't approve of that one.
	1:48pm Cecile: Hey, don't make that show for me. I'm one of those people who loves the fact that Rush is an extremely popular band, but never wants to hear their music. Everyone go have your fun!
	1:50pm Dean: Let's run with that. "Music Cecile Would Not Approve."
	1:51pm Cecile: hahahhahahahahhahah I approve of almost all music. I just don't listen to most of it.
	1:51pm Tony Coulter: HA! Google chrome is asking me if I want to translate the playlist.
	1:52pm Cecile: this stuff I'm hearing right now is great, though.
	1:52pm northguineahills: the 70s-80s Osaka scene would be a nice fit.
	1:52pm Cecile: have it all translated into Esperanto.
	1:52pm Cecile: or Icelandic
	1:54pm Tony Coulter: @ Cecile: Un Département are the best. Here's a great you-tub vid: www.youtube.com...
	1:55pm Cecile: wow, there is a ton of their stuff on YouTube! I'll have to check it out tonight.
	1:58pm Dean: Another theme: an Alessi Brothers marathon. I dare you.
	2:01pm Tony Coulter: @ NGH: Who are you thinking of? I don't know enough to differentiate Japanese stuff by city. It's all Japanese to me.
	2:02pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: I'm not brave enough for that (not that I've ever knowingly heard them, actually).
	2:05pm Dean: I urge everybody to knowingly hear Alessi Brothers. If you've heard Barnaby Bye you've heard them. They've also written a number of commercial jingles, I believe. You could throw in a Barnaby Bye spin-off band, Wiggy Bits, which I bet you've heard.
	2:05pm MrFab: Cecile, I'm with ya on Rush. Stand tall, my sister!
	2:06pm Dean: Another theme: Yasunao Tone. Or Yasunao Tone Meets Alessi Brothers.
	2:06pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: I do indeed have the Barnaby Bye LPs -- which I like. Haven't heard Wiggy Bits, though.
	2:06pm Tony Coulter: Hey ho, MrFab!
	2:07pm northguineahills: Huh, the new Yasunao Tone w/ the Talibam! album is tops.
	2:10pm Tony Coulter: The first cassette by Fâlx çèrêbri (on now) was "a limited C-10 tape with real blood sample and packaged in a plastic back with real sheep's brain." No thanks -- I'll pass.
	2:11pm Tony Coulter: er, on just then....
	2:12pm Dean: Wow, @ngh, you're right! Hadn't seen that. Another theme: music packaged with real blood samples and sheep's brain.
	2:13pm Tony Coulter: Too brainy for me.
	2:16pm northguineahills: Makes the Eugene Chadbourne cassette I picked up that was encased in a dirty gym sock seem rather tame. Ok. gotta leave in 10 mins, thanks again Tony!
	2:17pm Clay: Bring on the horn rock!
	2:19pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, Clay!!
	2:19pm Tony Coulter: See ya, NGH!
	2:19pm Clay: Especially the James Pankow solo EP with a vile of actual saliva from his spit valve. Hey Tone!
	2:19pm Tony Coulter: Here's the cover for what's on now: www.discogs.com...
	2:19pm Cecile: the Saints second and third albums are as much horn rock as they are punk rock.
	2:22pm Tony Coulter: I suppose even Weekend could be called a horn rock band.
	2:23pm Dean: Blood, Sweat, Tears & Trombone Spit
	2:25pm Clay: Chase is kind of the ultimate horn rock experience. Get it On! +Chicago, BS&T, Puzzle, Lighthouse ... Minnie Moore
	2:28pm Dean: If, Lucero, Ides of March, Blurt?
	2:29pm Tony Coulter: @ Clay: Ha! Funny you mention Puzzle. Didn't think many people knew them. I've got both of LPs and would indeed play them on any horn rock special, plus most of the others you mention. (Don't know Get It On! or Minnie Moore.)
	2:29pm Dean: If one saxophone makes a horn band, then in addition to Blurt, Claw Hammer.
	2:29pm Cecile: Some Captain Beefheart. Roxy Music!
	2:30pm Cecile: yeah, Claw Hammer!
	2:30pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: Yes to If, Ides of March, fer sure.
	2:30pm Cecile: Madness and the Specials!
	2:30pm Dean: Sha Na Na
	2:30pm MrFab: Oingo Boingo, Skatalites, Fela, James Brown, any Stax record w/the Memphis horns - now THAT would be a show!
	2:30pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: One sax doesn't make a horn rock band. There has to be some brass in there too, not just reeds.
	2:32pm Tony Coulter: My pledge to you: I will do a horn rock show filled with the stuff people normally call horn rock. Except ... it will be good.
	2:32pm Cecile: hahahahahaha
	2:33pm Dean: Chicago Symphony Orchestra's "Great Gate of Kiev," the limit of horn rock.
	2:33pm Tony Coulter: Next week, though, will be Canterbury stuff -- including Euro and U.S. bands influenced by that sound.
	2:35pm Cecile: okay, then I will listen to Liz or archives.
	2:35pm Cecile: I heartily endorse this program. I just won't be listening to it.
	2:36pm Tony Coulter: Don't worry -- it won't be heavy on wanky endless solos. There will be plenty of short, snappy psychedelic songs.
	2:37pm Cecile: I'll give it a go. If I feel like I just ate a whole aural chocolate cake after three songs, I'll bail.
	2:39pm Tony Coulter: Coming up next after this cassette: the mystery tape. Help me figure out what the hay it is....
	2:41pm Peter Nelson: Canterbury sound next week? Yummy. Love it. Huge Caravan fans here.
	2:41pm Tony Coulter: It's the orange-y cassette in the middle of today's photo lineup.
	2:41pm Tony Coulter: Hey Peter! There will be tons of Caravan....
	2:43pm Peter Nelson: I know it's their most commercial of the early albums, but Land Of Gray and Pink is a favourite.
	2:43pm Dean: "Wanky endless solos"!? How dare you insult Dave Stewart!
	🥁 2:44pm listener james from westwood: Must duck out for a touch before Peter's show; thanks for the Tape Hiss today—dug today's tapes!
	2:44pm Clay: Chase - Get It On - http://www.bing.com/search?q=get+it+on+chase+youtube&form=PRHPCM&pc=CMDTDFJS&mkt=en-us&refig=bb1b2b2d602948428447ff7fb271875b&pq=get+it+on+chase+youtube&sc=1-23&sp=-1&qs=n&sk=&cvid=bb1b2b2d602948428447ff7fb271875b --- Their plane crashed in 1974 in Jackson, Minnesota. RIP
	2:47pm Tony Coulter: Here's the link to Peter's playlist: wfmu.org...
	2:47pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Clay! Thought you meant there was a band called Get It On! Silly me....
	2:48pm Tony Coulter: Any and all guesses about what this mystery tape could be are heartily welcomed....
	2:49pm Tony Coulter: See you, Listener James! Thanks for stopping by.....
	2:49pm Dean: I'll go out on a limb and guess that the mystery tape is not Alessi Brothers.
	2:50pm Tony Coulter: Ha!
	2:50pm Clay: True, some solos are "wanky" but the broad-based dismissal of solos as such seems rote to me. Too easy to dismiss solos in this way. Just my opinion. Enjoying what you're playing, Tony. Hard to listen at work, but I do when I can.
	2:51pm MrFab: John Oswald? Big City Orchestra? Zoviet France? Whoever did it, I'd love to hear the whole thing someday (hint, hint)
	2:51pm Clay: Then again, I was a purveyor of lengthy solos in a previous career, so I am just sensitive, I guess.
	2:52pm Rich in Washington: It DOES almost sound like John Oswald. DO you think it's from one of his Mystery Tapes series?
	2:52pm Tony Coulter: @ Clay: I'm all for long solos, and in fact will sneak plenty in when Cecile isn't paying attention.
	2:52pm Dean: I'm catching a whiff of Edgar Froese's "Epsilon in Malaysian Pale," not that I imagine this is him. Does a sequencer kick in at some point?
	2:54pm Tony Coulter: @ Rich: To me it doesn't look like one of Oswald's Mystery Tapes, graphically speaking. Does sound a bit like him -- sort of less cut up, though, no?
	2:55pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: No sequencers show up, no -- this same approach continues through all four tracks. The tape runs around an hour.
	2:55pm MrFab: I thought his Mystery Tapes usually featured more variety than just one theme, but I'm not familiar with the whole catalog. Also reminds me of what Eno did to Pachelbel's' Canon on "Discreet music," but I'm pretty sure we can rule him out. (Unless he had some DIY tape period I'm not familiar with!)
	2:57pm Tony Coulter: Thanks for showing up, everyone!! See you next week.....

Tony Coulter: Playlist from September 29, 2015

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