WFMU: Nick Name: Playlist from November 6, 2015

Listener comments!
	12:16am Nick Name: Goodnight / Welcome all…..
	12:17am coelacanth: olá Nick and invisible listeners
	12:18am Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Nick & coelacanth and all ships at sea.
	12:21am coelacanth: ahoy Ken!
	12:25am MONEYBAG$: doctor martin, doctor martin, doctor martin's boots
	12:27am coelacanth: r.i.p. Poly Styrene
	12:27am V Priceless: It's Doctor Martin's A-P-O-C...oh nevermind. Hey Nick and gang!
	12:29am coelacanth: greetings V!
	12:32am V Priceless: Heya Fish
	12:39am V Priceless: Great stuff, Nick !
	1:00am rw: Hello! Poly Styrene?? Wow. Sad news. She was the same age I am. That made her 16 when Germ Free Adolescents came out.
	1:01am rw: Oh, that article I looked up was from a few years ago. Never mind. Still sad.
	1:12am coelacanth: heya rw yeah sorry if that was misleading. just hearing that song made me sad about it for a second; but i think it was 2011. (?)
	1:20am rw: If I'm doing the math correctly she was 20 when that record came out. That makes more sense. Still very young. That LP has some pretty great songs on it.
	1:29am coelacanth: yes it does. i paid $5. for that (new) back then. i saw it somewhere for $100. in the last 15 years. it's very tempting to cash-in on that -but it's a great album cover! (& i like vinyl...) i'd like to keep it but i'm pretty hurtin' for money now. - what to do...
	1:45am rw: Hmmm... don't know what to tell you about that one. I don't think I'd sell it. Seems like there are other ways to come up with that much cash. But then I'm pretty attached to my record collection.
	1:56am rw: I have a friend who was making a living buying and selling vintage objects for a while. He said there's a duration of time where things become more valuable and then it tapers off again. People who remember that LP may be reaching retirement age and have less desire to own more stuff. Of course there's a generation of people in their mid 30s to mid 40s who regret missing early punk, are earning a good salaries and have $ to spend on a cool old collectible LPs.
	1:56am coelacanth: me too. i've always had the luxury of a relative with a big house; but that will change one day.
	2:03am coelacanth: yeah i've figured that. first (when cds came) it was a buyer's market; then people cared about records again...but at some point the seller's ship will have sailed, for one reason or another. - i have lots of punk albums in good shape, which (i think) is especially valuable- because of the i-dont-give-a-fuck approach most buyers of punk had. ....but i probably don't have much time to capitalise on that.
	2:04am Alejandroool: evening' all.. from being out a live show, to coming home to wfmu.. ahhh
	2:05am Alejandroool: I love LP's but man, not having a permanent abode, they are a bit of a drag to move
	2:07am rw: coel, It's tough to say for sure, but I suspect you're right. Though my 14 year old is listening to the DKs now, he's less vested in it than kids a few years older than him, who are in turn less vested than young adults a few years older than them...
	2:08am rw: Alejandroool!
	2:13am rw: I just wonder what my kids are going to do with a closet full of weird old LPs when I die.
	2:15am coelacanth: ahoy Alejandroool! - yes, if i owned a house it would be a no-brainer. that hasn't happened yet and yeah they suck to move and take lots of space.
	2:18am rw: Hmmm... a house built of LPs...
	2:19am Alejandroool: ahoy maties! for myself, I will always hold on to my collection that I am attached to, and whatever else, but some things I only have for a song or two, or who knows what reason.. have to purge a bit.
	2:19am Nick Name: Hey Alejandroool
	2:24am coelacanth: regarding that rw, i was friendly (to the best of his ability) with a guy who offed himself about 10 years ago. he was prejudiced against me because he perceived me as a "hippie" (whatever that is) then one day he walked by my taxi as i was eating lunch with bad brains playing and we became friendly. when he died i met his son,who was about 12 at the time. now,a month or 2 ago,his son has moved in across the hall from me. the 2nd time we bumped into each other he asked me if i want to buy some dead kennedys records. ...so- i don't have much faith that kids now are interested at all in these. i think it's folks my age,if anyone.
	2:28am david from ks: ,,ey DJNN ! I Hope You are of well health . I had to push myself and travel 200mi.to go see and hear Dweezil Zappa perform Frank Zappa`s "One Size Fits All" LP on 9-29 a nice surprise since the last show Id seen that was shear magic beauty was "the Butthole Surfer`s "Locust Abortion Technicion" in the Uptown Theater in KC,MO.1987,,,Good Work Mon !
	2:29am coelacanth: droool, i figure i should get rid of any record without at least 20 minutes on it that i want. i'll just put it on cds....unless the album cover really rocks,of course!
	2:30am Alejandroool: Coela, it's possible that in this more digital age, kids are finding fresher newer sounds to dig and see the older stuff like DK as too bland or not topical without context? (Reagan, whodat?) who knows...
	2:31am coelacanth: (like the x-ray spex cover)
	2:31am Alejandroool: makes sense! good artwork is always worth holding onto in a nice, large, tangible format
	2:32am coelacanth: you're probably right, considering the political or sociopolitical nature of good punkrock.
	2:33am rw: Ha! I had forgotten about that cover. It's a good'n.
	2:35am coelacanth: yes, i have one album cover that i got with a different record in it and i've yet to hear this band ("Man"..?) but the gatefold cover is a pop-up village! it's amazing!
	2:38am rw: d. from ks. I had a pretty great experience seeing the Butthole Surfers in KC at the VFW Hall in 1983 or thereabouts when their first EP came out. Halloween weekend. I was wearing a Lou Reed mask. Not sure I'd call it magical exactly but maybe something close.
	2:39am coelacanth: ...(actually i may be mistaken. the man cover has a map in it but it must be something else with the pop-up.)
	2:39am Alejandroool: pop-up! I have no pop-ups...
	2:40am rw: Nick! It's the Dolphy you promised!
	2:43am Nick Name: @ david from Ks: good to hear from you, glad you had a blast at the gig ! hope all is well with you
	2:44am coelacanth: i wish i could recall what album that is. it's not here; it's in my sister's big house. the man cover is "sort of" a pop-up. it unfolds to 4X the size of an lp cover.
	2:45am Nick Name: @rw: ha, 2 of 2!
	2:48am david from ks: @rw "Cream Corn" convinced me they were a band to hear! I got to see em twice once with the large band and 2nd with a trimmed down version at "The Bottleneck in Lawrence KS. where i managed to get my 11 year old son into. With that ever going film in back of em it was mesmerizing. and thanks Nik !
	2:53am Alejandroool: night all, dozin' off shortly, def. catch up on the first 2 hrs of the show soon, cheers!
	2:53am rw: d. from ks, When you mentioned the Uptown Theater show I had to jog my memory. I thought for a second that we might have been at the same show! And the Bottleneck... I went to KU in the early '80s. I may have been there when that place opened. My memory's pretty fuzzy, but I may have known the woman who opened it. Fuzzy.
	2:54am rw: 'night A!
	2:56am coelacanth: goodnight 'droool.
	2:57am coelacanth: Thanks Nick Great program! g'night everyone!
	2:58am rw: And I'm going to also say good night! Thank you once again Nick!
	2:59am rw: Butthole surfers at the Bottleneck as an 11 yr. old. David, you're a good dad.
	3:00am Jeff: Good night, Nick! I rarely get around to saying it, but I'm always pleased when I tune in late at night and it's your time.
	3:04am Nick Name: thanks all, ah thanks Jeff! have a good weekend all

Nick Name: Playlist from November 6, 2015

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November 6, 2015

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Million Brazilians	Poderoso Monicato	12"	Psychic Sounds	0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Doctor Martin	LILY "LILY" by "Doctor Martin"	Psychedelic Underground 7	Garden Of Delights	0:21:39 (Pop-up)
X - Ray Spex	Oh Bondage Up Yours!	7"	Virgin	0:24:44 (Pop-up)
Patrick Cowley	Pigfoot "Pigfoot" by "Patrick Cowley"	Muscle Up	Dark Entries	0:27:11 (Pop-up)
Nem Erdekel Amit Mondsz	Illés "Illés" by "Nem Erdekel Amit Mondsz"	VA: Prog is Not a Four Letter Word	Finders Keepers / Delay 68	0:29:59 (Pop-up)
The Exploding Budgies	Thornfield "Thornfield" by "The Exploding Budgies"	The Complete Goblin Mix & Exploding Budgies	Flying Nun	0:32:43 (Pop-up)
The Dirty Filthy Mud	Forest Of Black	VA: The Psychedelic Experience, Volume 2	Mystic	0:36:22 (Pop-up)
Ruins Alone	Untitled "Untitled" by "Ruins Alone"	VA: Japanese New Music Festival 2005	Magaibutsu Limited	0:38:12 (Pop-up)
White Mice	Tallawah Version "Tallawah Version" by "White Mice"	Versions	Basic Replay	0:45:08 (Pop-up)
Eric Dolphy	Iron Man "Iron Man" by "Eric Dolphy"	Iron Man	Enja	0:46:08 (Pop-up)
Momus	Lucky Like St. Sebastian "Lucky Like St. Sebastian" by "Momus"	Circus Maximus	Manufactured Recordings	0:54:40 (Pop-up)

Eskaton	Dagon "Dagon" by "Eskaton"	Ardeur	Musique Post Atomique	1:04:18 (Pop-up)
Dieuf-Dieul De Thiès	Am Sa Waye "Am Sa Waye" by "Dieuf-Dieul De Thiès"	Aw Sa Yone Vol. 2.	Teranga Beat	1:11:31 (Pop-up)
Glaxo Babies	Shake (The Foundations)	Dreams Interrupted: The Bewilderbeat Years 1978-1980	Heartbeat	1:23:45 (Pop-up)
Armando Sciascia	Circuito Chiuso "Circuito Chiuso" by "Armando Sciascia"	va: Psych Funk 101	World Psychedelia Funk Classics	1:26:56 (Pop-up)

Doug Hream Blunt	Gentle Persuasion	My Name Is Doug Hream Blunt	Luaka Bop ‎	1:31:57 (Pop-up)
Liquid G	Inside-Outside "Inside-Outside" by "Liquid G"	Liquidation	Dark Entries	1:39:28 (Pop-up)
Mick Travis	Frigid Finger "Frigid Finger" by "Mick Travis"	Face Disappears After Interrogation	Midwich	1:43:14 (Pop-up)
Dorothy	Softness "Softness" by "Dorothy"	VA: [Cease and Desist] DIY! Cult Classics from the Post Punk Era (1978 - 1982)	Optimo Music	1:47:42 (Pop-up)
The Murphy Federation	Fed Up Skank	VA: [Cease and Desist] DIY! Cult Classics from the Post Punk Era (1978 - 1982)	Optimo Music	1:51:41 (Pop-up)
SK Kakraba	Pirifu "Pirifu" by "SK Kakraba"	Yonye	Travel and See	1:56:38 (Pop-up)

Arrington de Dionyso	Pray For The End Of Drought	Blood Moon Raga: New Dimensions In Devotional Music	No Label	2:01:43 (Pop-up)
John Lurie	Tuesday Night in Memphis	Music For Relaxation, Meditation And Concentration	Milan	2:13:19 (Pop-up)
Kosmischer Läufer	Jenseits Des Horizonts	The Secret Cosmic Music Of The East German Olympic Program 1972-1983 - Volume 3	Unknown Capability	2:19:24 (Pop-up)
U-A-U	10 "10" by "U-A-U"	Asian Flashback: Underground Music from Asia	P.S.F. Records	2:26:07 (Pop-up)
Junichiro Ohkuchi	Piano "Piano" by "Junichiro Ohkuchi"	JMSA Presents Wave From Free Music-Undecided	P.S.F. Records	2:26:56 (Pop-up)
Eric Dolphy	God Bless The Child "God Bless The Child" by "Eric Dolphy"	Stockholm Sessions	Enja	2:36:40 (Pop-up)
David Lumsdaine	Dawn Solo from Pied Butcherbird of Spirey Creek	Music From Nature	Terra Nova	2:45:04 (Pop-up)
Chris Hughes	Slow Motion Blackbird	Music From Nature	Terra Nova	2:47:59 (Pop-up)
White Rainbow	For Terry "For Terry" by "White Rainbow"	Prism of Eternal Now	Kranky	2:54:02 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:16am Nick Name: Goodnight / Welcome all…..
	12:17am coelacanth: olá Nick and invisible listeners
	12:18am Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Nick & coelacanth and all ships at sea.
	12:21am coelacanth: ahoy Ken!
	12:25am MONEYBAG$: doctor martin, doctor martin, doctor martin's boots
	12:27am coelacanth: r.i.p. Poly Styrene
	12:27am V Priceless: It's Doctor Martin's A-P-O-C...oh nevermind. Hey Nick and gang!
	12:29am coelacanth: greetings V!
	12:32am V Priceless: Heya Fish
	12:39am V Priceless: Great stuff, Nick !
	1:00am rw: Hello! Poly Styrene?? Wow. Sad news. She was the same age I am. That made her 16 when Germ Free Adolescents came out.
	1:01am rw: Oh, that article I looked up was from a few years ago. Never mind. Still sad.
	1:12am coelacanth: heya rw yeah sorry if that was misleading. just hearing that song made me sad about it for a second; but i think it was 2011. (?)
	1:20am rw: If I'm doing the math correctly she was 20 when that record came out. That makes more sense. Still very young. That LP has some pretty great songs on it.
	1:29am coelacanth: yes it does. i paid $5. for that (new) back then. i saw it somewhere for $100. in the last 15 years. it's very tempting to cash-in on that -but it's a great album cover! (& i like vinyl...) i'd like to keep it but i'm pretty hurtin' for money now. - what to do...
	1:45am rw: Hmmm... don't know what to tell you about that one. I don't think I'd sell it. Seems like there are other ways to come up with that much cash. But then I'm pretty attached to my record collection.
	1:56am rw: I have a friend who was making a living buying and selling vintage objects for a while. He said there's a duration of time where things become more valuable and then it tapers off again. People who remember that LP may be reaching retirement age and have less desire to own more stuff. Of course there's a generation of people in their mid 30s to mid 40s who regret missing early punk, are earning a good salaries and have $ to spend on a cool old collectible LPs.
	1:56am coelacanth: me too. i've always had the luxury of a relative with a big house; but that will change one day.
	2:03am coelacanth: yeah i've figured that. first (when cds came) it was a buyer's market; then people cared about records again...but at some point the seller's ship will have sailed, for one reason or another. - i have lots of punk albums in good shape, which (i think) is especially valuable- because of the i-dont-give-a-fuck approach most buyers of punk had. ....but i probably don't have much time to capitalise on that.
	2:04am Alejandroool: evening' all.. from being out a live show, to coming home to wfmu.. ahhh
	2:05am Alejandroool: I love LP's but man, not having a permanent abode, they are a bit of a drag to move
	2:07am rw: coel, It's tough to say for sure, but I suspect you're right. Though my 14 year old is listening to the DKs now, he's less vested in it than kids a few years older than him, who are in turn less vested than young adults a few years older than them...
	2:08am rw: Alejandroool!
	2:13am rw: I just wonder what my kids are going to do with a closet full of weird old LPs when I die.
	2:15am coelacanth: ahoy Alejandroool! - yes, if i owned a house it would be a no-brainer. that hasn't happened yet and yeah they suck to move and take lots of space.
	2:18am rw: Hmmm... a house built of LPs...
	2:19am Alejandroool: ahoy maties! for myself, I will always hold on to my collection that I am attached to, and whatever else, but some things I only have for a song or two, or who knows what reason.. have to purge a bit.
	2:19am Nick Name: Hey Alejandroool
	2:24am coelacanth: regarding that rw, i was friendly (to the best of his ability) with a guy who offed himself about 10 years ago. he was prejudiced against me because he perceived me as a "hippie" (whatever that is) then one day he walked by my taxi as i was eating lunch with bad brains playing and we became friendly. when he died i met his son,who was about 12 at the time. now,a month or 2 ago,his son has moved in across the hall from me. the 2nd time we bumped into each other he asked me if i want to buy some dead kennedys records. ...so- i don't have much faith that kids now are interested at all in these. i think it's folks my age,if anyone.
	2:28am david from ks: ,,ey DJNN ! I Hope You are of well health . I had to push myself and travel 200mi.to go see and hear Dweezil Zappa perform Frank Zappa`s "One Size Fits All" LP on 9-29 a nice surprise since the last show Id seen that was shear magic beauty was "the Butthole Surfer`s "Locust Abortion Technicion" in the Uptown Theater in KC,MO.1987,,,Good Work Mon !
	2:29am coelacanth: droool, i figure i should get rid of any record without at least 20 minutes on it that i want. i'll just put it on cds....unless the album cover really rocks,of course!
	2:30am Alejandroool: Coela, it's possible that in this more digital age, kids are finding fresher newer sounds to dig and see the older stuff like DK as too bland or not topical without context? (Reagan, whodat?) who knows...
	2:31am coelacanth: (like the x-ray spex cover)
	2:31am Alejandroool: makes sense! good artwork is always worth holding onto in a nice, large, tangible format
	2:32am coelacanth: you're probably right, considering the political or sociopolitical nature of good punkrock.
	2:33am rw: Ha! I had forgotten about that cover. It's a good'n.
	2:35am coelacanth: yes, i have one album cover that i got with a different record in it and i've yet to hear this band ("Man"..?) but the gatefold cover is a pop-up village! it's amazing!
	2:38am rw: d. from ks. I had a pretty great experience seeing the Butthole Surfers in KC at the VFW Hall in 1983 or thereabouts when their first EP came out. Halloween weekend. I was wearing a Lou Reed mask. Not sure I'd call it magical exactly but maybe something close.
	2:39am coelacanth: ...(actually i may be mistaken. the man cover has a map in it but it must be something else with the pop-up.)
	2:39am Alejandroool: pop-up! I have no pop-ups...
	2:40am rw: Nick! It's the Dolphy you promised!
	2:43am Nick Name: @ david from Ks: good to hear from you, glad you had a blast at the gig ! hope all is well with you
	2:44am coelacanth: i wish i could recall what album that is. it's not here; it's in my sister's big house. the man cover is "sort of" a pop-up. it unfolds to 4X the size of an lp cover.
	2:45am Nick Name: @rw: ha, 2 of 2!
	2:48am david from ks: @rw "Cream Corn" convinced me they were a band to hear! I got to see em twice once with the large band and 2nd with a trimmed down version at "The Bottleneck in Lawrence KS. where i managed to get my 11 year old son into. With that ever going film in back of em it was mesmerizing. and thanks Nik !
	2:53am Alejandroool: night all, dozin' off shortly, def. catch up on the first 2 hrs of the show soon, cheers!
	2:53am rw: d. from ks, When you mentioned the Uptown Theater show I had to jog my memory. I thought for a second that we might have been at the same show! And the Bottleneck... I went to KU in the early '80s. I may have been there when that place opened. My memory's pretty fuzzy, but I may have known the woman who opened it. Fuzzy.
	2:54am rw: 'night A!
	2:56am coelacanth: goodnight 'droool.
	2:57am coelacanth: Thanks Nick Great program! g'night everyone!
	2:58am rw: And I'm going to also say good night! Thank you once again Nick!
	2:59am rw: Butthole surfers at the Bottleneck as an 11 yr. old. David, you're a good dad.
	3:00am Jeff: Good night, Nick! I rarely get around to saying it, but I'm always pleased when I tune in late at night and it's your time.
	3:04am Nick Name: thanks all, ah thanks Jeff! have a good weekend all

Nick Name: Playlist from November 6, 2015

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