WFMU: Mike Lupica: Playlist from April 6, 2003

Mike Lupica: Playlist from April 6, 2003

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April 6, 2003: Apparently, I've Gone Crazy

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	New
A friend and I spent today (Sunday) wandering around the city, contemplating how royally fucked up everything is: Heightened Terror Alert, National Guard with AK-47s wandering freely through NYC subway stations, brunch ration cards not showing up in the mail when the Department of Total Information Control's website says they're going to, and the fact that I am in some sick way actually excited to see the new Vin Diesel movie. Let's face it, September 11th set a really lousy tone for the start of the 21st century, and this war certainly isn't going to help things, so it's apparent that we've all got to change our routines and habits to reflect the new times. (The "Reign of Terror," as my friend rather pessimistically refers to it.) Basically, it's all about cheating. Since brunch is already being rationed by the government, you can kiss the tradition of salmon pate, eggs benedict, and 40 cups of coffee with your pals every Sunday goodbye. Nowadays, it's all about the Sunday afternoon Dim Sum. See how this works? The government is trying to screw you, well you screw them right back! Lost your job and don't have money to blow on foolish materialistic pursuits like you did back in the 90s? Be creative. Write the Great American Pamphlet. Bury all the food in your refrigerator in the backyard and see what grows. Only eat things you catch. (Or find.) Write angry letters to celebrities with corny, outspoken political beliefs. Keep a toothpick tucked behind your ear. Nap excessively. Put apples in your salad. Bet you never tried that, eh? It's delicious! And this list is just for starters. From what I understand, you're apparently an imaginitive S.O.B. with an impressive vocabulary, so let's see what you're made of.

Go Home Productions	Ray of Gob	MP3		*
Undertones	You've Got my Number (Why don't you use it?)	Hypnotised
Low Daddies	Bingo, Cowboy!	Gomma Gang Start 2xCD	Compilation. Also includes a Sexual Harassment cover.	*
Black Keys	Hard Row	Thickfreakness		*
Fluid	Hey Big Brother	Roadmouth	Rare Earth cover. Does anyone have a copy of the original they'd like to give me? You'd be shocked and awed (to use a little of the more colorful elements of the local dialect) at the kind of looks I get in record stores when I ask for it.	*
Superlover Cee & Casanova Rud	Come & Get Some	Girls, I Got 'em Locked
The Faint	Posed to Death	Dance Macabre Remixes		*
Ike Turner	Baby Makes me Feel Good	His Woman, Her Man Vol. 1		*


Jesus and Mary Chain	April Skies	Darklands
Dura Delinquent	I Could Kick Your Habit	Dura Delinquent
Prefuse 73	Storm Returns	One Word Extinguisher 12"		*
Wire	Being Watched	Send	I have 271 words to eat.	*
Billy Childish and the Buff Medways	Nurse Julie	Sympathetic Sounds of Toe Rag	Compilation	*
Shangri Las	Right Now and Not Later	Greatest Hits
Henry Kaiser Band	Tell Me	Stoned Again	Compilation of Rolling Stones covers.
Soulstice	Novus Ordo Seclorum	Classic Elements	Compilation
Sage Francis	Narcissist	Makeshift Patriot 12"	Anticon does it again.	*


Lungfish	Friend to Friend in Endtime	20 Years of Dischord 3xCD	Compilation
Greg Perkins	Yellow Roses	Where Joy Kills Sorrow	Compilation	*
Los Mockers	My Baby	Complete Recordings		*
Kyuss	Thong Song	Blues for the Red Sun	When the world does finally end (this October, I'm betting... I was going to start an office pool about this here at FMU, but no one else went for it), I think the music of Kyuss should be played at an unreasonable volume in suburban shopping malls and church parking lots.
Bert Switzer (performing with the Destroyed)	Power	1977-2002	Go here	*
Whirlwind Heat	Tan	Do Rabbits Wonder?		*
Hint Hint	Harry's Ass is a Picnic	Sex is Everything		*
Boom Bip	Last Walk Around Mirror Lake (Boards of Canada Re-Mix)	12"		*


Oblivions w/ Mr. Quintron	Live the Life	The Oblivions Play 9 Songs with Mr. Quintron
(Artist Unknown/Unwilling to ID himself.)	I Took One Step and Fell in Love with You	More Truck Drivers (sic) Songs
X	Holiday Story	Fourth of July
Nomads	ESP	Raw and Rare
Otto Von Schirach	Earjuice Synthesis	Earjuice Synthesis 12"		*
Asian Dub Foundation	Jericho	Frontline 92-97		*
Hello	Another School Day	Velvet Tinmine	Compilation	*
The Kravin' A's	The Picker	Hey Mom! The Garage is on my Foot! Volume One	compilation	*
Angry Samoans	Haizman's Brain is Calling	The Unboxed Set
Nervebreakers	Stand Up!	We Want Everything
100 Flowers	All Sexed Up	100 Years of Pulchritude
T.A.T.U.	How Soon is Now?	200 KM/H in the Wrong Lane		*

Artist

Track

Album

Comments

New

A friend and I spent today (Sunday) wandering around the city, contemplating how royally fucked up everything is: Heightened Terror Alert, National Guard with AK-47s wandering freely through NYC subway stations, brunch ration cards not showing up in the mail when the Department of Total Information Control's website says they're going to, and the fact that I am in some sick way actually excited to see the new Vin Diesel movie. Let's face it, September 11th set a really lousy tone for the start of the 21st century, and this war certainly isn't going to help things, so it's apparent that we've all got to change our routines and habits to reflect the new times. (The "Reign of Terror," as my friend rather pessimistically refers to it.) Basically, it's all about cheating. Since brunch is already being rationed by the government, you can kiss the tradition of salmon pate, eggs benedict, and 40 cups of coffee with your pals every Sunday goodbye. Nowadays, it's all about the Sunday afternoon Dim Sum. See how this works? The government is trying to screw you, well you screw them right back! Lost your job and don't have money to blow on foolish materialistic pursuits like you did back in the 90s? Be creative. Write the Great American Pamphlet. Bury all the food in your refrigerator in the backyard and see what grows. Only eat things you catch. (Or find.) Write angry letters to celebrities with corny, outspoken political beliefs. Keep a toothpick tucked behind your ear. Nap excessively. Put apples in your salad. Bet you never tried that, eh? It's delicious! And this list is just for starters. From what I understand, you're apparently an imaginitive S.O.B. with an impressive vocabulary, so let's see what you're made of.

Go Home Productions

Ray of Gob

MP3

Undertones

You've Got my Number (Why don't you use it?)

Hypnotised

Low Daddies

Bingo, Cowboy!

Gomma Gang Start 2xCD

Compilation. Also includes a Sexual Harassment cover.

Black Keys

Hard Row

Thickfreakness

Fluid

Hey Big Brother

Roadmouth

Rare Earth cover. Does anyone have a copy of the original they'd like to give me? You'd be shocked and awed (to use a little of the more colorful elements of the local dialect) at the kind of looks I get in record stores when I ask for it.

Superlover Cee & Casanova Rud

Come & Get Some

Girls, I Got 'em Locked

The Faint

Posed to Death

Dance Macabre Remixes

Ike Turner

Baby Makes me Feel Good

His Woman, Her Man Vol. 1

Jesus and Mary Chain

April Skies

Darklands

Dura Delinquent

I Could Kick Your Habit

Dura Delinquent

Prefuse 73

Storm Returns

One Word Extinguisher 12"

Wire

Being Watched

Send

I have 271 words to eat.

Billy Childish and the Buff Medways

Nurse Julie

Sympathetic Sounds of Toe Rag

Compilation

Shangri Las

Right Now and Not Later

Greatest Hits

Henry Kaiser Band

Tell Me

Stoned Again

Compilation of Rolling Stones covers.

Soulstice

Novus Ordo Seclorum

Classic Elements

Compilation

Sage Francis

Narcissist

Makeshift Patriot 12"

Anticon does it again.

Lungfish

Friend to Friend in Endtime

20 Years of Dischord 3xCD

Compilation

Greg Perkins

Yellow Roses

Where Joy Kills Sorrow

Compilation

Los Mockers

My Baby

Complete Recordings

Kyuss

Thong Song

Blues for the Red Sun

When the world does finally end (this October, I'm betting... I was going to start an office pool about this here at FMU, but no one else went for it), I think the music of Kyuss should be played at an unreasonable volume in suburban shopping malls and church parking lots.

Bert Switzer (performing with the Destroyed)

Power

1977-2002

Go here

Whirlwind Heat

Tan

Do Rabbits Wonder?

Hint Hint

Harry's Ass is a Picnic

Sex is Everything

Boom Bip

Last Walk Around Mirror Lake (Boards of Canada Re-Mix)

12"

Oblivions w/ Mr. Quintron

Live the Life

The Oblivions Play 9 Songs with Mr. Quintron

(Artist Unknown/Unwilling to ID himself.)

I Took One Step and Fell in Love with You

More Truck Drivers (sic) Songs

Holiday Story

Fourth of July

Nomads

ESP

Raw and Rare

Otto Von Schirach

Earjuice Synthesis

Earjuice Synthesis 12"

Asian Dub Foundation

Jericho

Frontline 92-97

Hello

Another School Day

Velvet Tinmine

Compilation

The Kravin' A's

The Picker

Hey Mom! The Garage is on my Foot! Volume One

compilation

Angry Samoans

Haizman's Brain is Calling

The Unboxed Set

Nervebreakers

Stand Up!

We Want Everything

100 Flowers

All Sexed Up

100 Years of Pulchritude

T.A.T.U.

How Soon is Now?

200 KM/H in the Wrong Lane

Mike Lupica: Playlist from April 6, 2003

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