WFMU: Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from July 28, 2018

Listener comments!
	12:07am coelacanth∅: hello rich and invisible dirigibles
	12:09am rich: good morning coel, et al. good to be back after a couple of weeks. here is for the eyes: http://www.runefisker.com
	12:10am Franco Twinkie: So, Coel. I was into "customizing" too. But my favorite tool was an electric wood burning iron that I would make three headed army men with arms coming out of there ass.
	12:10am coelacanth∅: <it's beautiful. what is it? ...i'd say it's the visual manifestation of this music if all those 90º turns were augmented each with loops, as in 1/3 roadway cloverleafs.
	12:11am coelacanth∅: hahaha Franco!
	12:12am Billy Jam: tuned into your return show Rich
	12:17am coelacanth∅: my older brother had a woodburning kit; and he had army toys, like gi joes and little army men, cavalry men, etc....and he was fascinated by perverting the human body. (he built an elaborate cross out of hardwood, complete with a metal plate into which he inscribed "inri", just so he could nail a gi joe to it and then soak it in lighter fluid and burn it; and he drew grotesque versions of people...) but i never saw him use his woodburning tool for such things.
	12:23am Franco Twinkie: One time this friend of my sister tried to guilt trip here into making clothes for dolls to give to poor children. Well, the dolls just sat out in garage ignored until one day we decided that they needed more fashionable hair cuts. A particular favorite that we came up with was The Challenger named after a local surf band. Not satisfied, we decided to give them a tan with a blowtorch then hang them from the garage rafters. When my dad finally notice them, he just sighed and shook his head. But there they stayed for about a year.
	12:23am rich: was the burning gi joe one of the talking ones with hair or the original with plastic hair?
	12:25am JakeGould: Hello Rich! Also, I knew a complete psycho as a kid who liked “Kiss” (the band) and would burn toys and throw them out the window of the building he lived in.
	12:26am Billy Jam: Kurt on WFMU loves KISS too but he doesn't burn toys - as far as I know :)
	12:28am chresti: Hi Rich! Hi everyone!
	12:29am JakeGould: Oh, lots of WFMU folks like “Kiss” and are not psychos. Fine with that!
	12:29am chresti: Did he have kiss dolls?
	12:30am coelacanth∅: rich, the original ones. he had several. and tanks and a space capsule...i had one, which i got because my older brother had them. i didn't give a shit about gi joes or guns and shit. he had some peculiar fascinations - many of which involved fire.
	12:30am JakeGould: He was pretty much a bully and shoplifter, so he’d burn what he stole.
	12:32am Billy Jam: hey chresti
	12:33am coelacanth∅: chresti if you're asking me, kiss didn't exist yet; but i'm sure he would not have.
	12:33am Billy Jam: @JakeGould - and which facility is he incarcerated in nowadays?
	12:36am JakeGould: @BillyJam: I genuinely wonder—and hope—about that sometimes. FWIW, he lived across the street from me in—wait for it—“Trump Village” so there you go. Had another friend of a friend who was a pyromaniac but with a purpose. One day in the 1980s at the local pizza place they put up a “Duran Duran” poster. While we’re sitting there he’s constantly wincing his face and saying, “What is this shit?” Plays around with the edge of the poster. We all leave… He tells us to wait up… And he basically pulled the poster little bit off the wall, set it on fire and ran out. Found out later he enlisted in the Navy as a demolitions expert.
	12:38am coelacanth∅: Franco i didn't see that @12.23 that's hilarious!
	12:38am chresti: Coel I was asking jake about the kiss psycho
	12:39am chresti: Hi billy!
	12:39am Billy Jam: @Jake - that is too much - Trump Village - LOL and while maybe I would not have taken the same action with the Duran Duran poster I share your buddy's sentiment - hey Rich thanks for playing that Colin Stetson track
	12:41am coelacanth∅: right, chresti. that makes more sense. my comment board is freezing, then when i'm not looking, advancing all the way, so i'm missing some things if i don't scroll up to check.
	12:43am coelacanth∅: i think it's that artist website burdening it. by the way what does "daca" mean? (in relation to the illustration with donald dump in it)
	12:44am coelacanth∅: oh never mind. i know.
	12:46am Franco Twinkie: Yes, I liked fire too, I'd burn any thing I could get my hands on. I grew out of that, thankfully. long ago,I read that Tom Verlaine and Richard Hell ran away from home and started a field on fire somewhere in Alabama. About ten years ago, Chresti and I went to hear Richard read somewhere in Venice. After, we were getting a book signed and I said to Richard " I too started a field on fire" He paused for about five seconds then started cracking up. He asked me if I was bored too. i mumbled something about not getting to go to the beach, and the moment passed. He was a punk hero to me. I was quite pleased with my self.
	12:47am JakeGould: @BillyJam: Without getting too into a Wikipedia-length explanation, I grew up smack across the street from “Trump Village” and this is the interesting thing that I’ll share for us living under a Trump administration. The neighborhood that used to exist before it was leveled to make way for “Trump Village” was a neighborhood that was informally known as “The Gut.” It was basically the area between Coney Island and Brighton Beach when that area was known as a resort. All of the workers that worked in either area tended to live in “The Gut” and it was predominately filled with immigrants, blacks, hispanics and others. The Trump family promised to “clean up” the neighborhood by tearing down that area to build their crappy middle class projects. Ironic in the great scheme of things, right?
	12:48am coelacanth∅: Franco haha!
	12:49am Scraps.: Love Der Plan.
	12:51am coelacanth∅: i liked fire of course, but on 2 occasions that i remember i killed field (with great and somewhat costly effort) fires that someone else had started!
	12:51am Billy Jam: your show is truly on point tonight Rich - thank-you - am thoroughly enjoying every selection!
	12:55am chresti: Yes! This is great! Thanks rich!
	12:56am rich: billy, jake, chresti, franco, scraps, coel, good to see you're all here tonight
	12:57am coelacanth∅: good to see YOU'RE here tonight!
	12:58am Billy Jam: good to be tuned in Rich and in such good company of these fellow FMU fans
	12:58am northguineahills: Jeese, my childhood pyromania was boring, blowing up GI Joes w/ fire crackers, pouring gallons of gas down a sewage drain to watch roaches and rats melt to the wall of the 10m chasm in Japan, ( 15m fire above ground level as well) and making pipe bombs to blow up trees. I got over it by the time I was in HS.
	1:01am Billy Jam: and now northguineahills is here too! the whole gang is here. I love it!
	1:02am chresti: Daca is deferred deportation of kids brought to the US -I forgot what the letters stand for at the moment, coel
	1:02am coelacanth∅: i did some crazy things with fireworks, mostly out of ignorance to the enormous risks i was taking.
	1:04am Sçraps: Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals
	1:04am coelacanth∅: oh chresti i know. i just blanked out. i don't immerse myself in news that makes me depressed so i forget the terminology sometimes.
	1:04am chresti: Sorry when I make random comments hours later without mentioning who I’m responding to
	1:06am Franco Twinkie: It's ironic how little I find willful destruction by fire amusing now, Especially now that California is going up in flames. I think my own gasping for air is punishment for my feckless youth.
	1:07am JakeGould: As a kid, my only pyromaniac tendencies involved using a magnifying glass to burn things and helping a neighborhood friend collect dud fireworks around this time of year to scrape out the gunpowder and make his own home-made M-80s. I mean we were 10 years old and nobody would let us buy an M-80, so what else could we do?
	1:09am chresti: Oh yeah! Bete!
	1:10am chresti: I never saw rocky horror show
	1:12am chresti: I have to work here, in California -no show for me
	1:15am coelacanth∅: my brother never would've set someone else's anything on fire, but he was so fascinated by it that he'd spend days, weeks or in one case months building something to scale as realistically as he could (and he could) so he could watch it burn. little ho scale wooden houses with furniture and staircases, mostly. all burned. he constructed model ships from kits. one was the uss constitution. it had something like 5000 pieces - hundreds of cannons, personnel, etc. the masts were cloth and the rope was thread. about 1.5' long. when he finished it he filled the hull with lighter fluid (i think) and explosives, lit it and sent it out on the river. amazing!
	1:15am Franco Twinkie: Jake, Just this afternoon I drove by a house where we would go to buy illegal fireworks when i was a kid. They would take you into a back bedroom that had suitcases full of explosives in the closet. Man, they had everything! They would make a run down to Mexico about once a week to restock.
	1:23am sinner: Squirrel!
	1:28am Franco Twinkie: One time, a friend and I drove down to Ensenada. We were walking around one night, and we went into this store that had a big display case full of fireworks,even quarter sticks of dynamite! The shop keeper was totally drunk and tried to sell us all kinds of shit, but his only advise was if we wanted dynamite we shouldn't light it in town, we should take it to the beach.
	2:02am coelacanth∅: FT if i say That's Insane! it could be an exclamation or it could be taken literally. your choice.
	2:06am coelacanth∅: rich the time has come for me to go to bed and to thank you. i'll thank you first. Thank you. - good night everyone.
	2:46am chresti: Good night! Thanks much!
	2:52am rich: good night everyone. thanks for listening and have a pleasant week. stay tuned for joe d. who's up next and will take you through to 6 am.
	3:00am grtyvr: great tunes! Thanks Rich

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from July 28, 2018

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July 28, 2018: discreet compasses plotting

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Anahita	A Tapestry to Weave "A Tapestry to Weave" by "Anahita"	Tourmaline	Three:Four		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Tsembla	Morfologin Uni "Morfologin Uni" by "Tsembla"	Fauna	Ikuisuus		0:11:42 (Pop-up)
Merzouga	Palimpsest of Beginnings and Ends	The Wire Tapper Vol. 47	The Wire		0:14:31 (Pop-up)
Part Wild Horses Mane On Both Sides	Ichthys	Low Fired Clay Escape	MIE		0:18:13 (Pop-up)
Colin Stetson	The Lure Of The Mine	All This I Do For Glory	52Hz		0:22:16 (Pop-up)
Felix Kubin	Qualität Des Staates	Felix Kubin	Nuevos Ricos		0:35:08 (Pop-up)
Die Unbekannten	Radio War "Radio War" by "Die Unbekannten"	NDW: Aus Grauer Stade Muaren - Die Neue Deutsche Welle 1977-1985 Tiel 4	Bear Family		0:38:25 (Pop-up)
Freiwillige Selbstkontrolle	Kinderparty	Stürmer	A-Musik		0:40:50 (Pop-up)
Der Plan	Lass Die Katze Stehn "Lass Die Katze Stehn" by "Der Plan"	Unkapitulierbar	Bureau B		0:45:23 (Pop-up)
Andreas Dorau	Demokratie "Demokratie" by "Andreas Dorau"	Demokratie	Captain Trip/Atatak		0:47:46 (Pop-up)
Peter Thomas	The Evil Eye "The Evil Eye" by "Peter Thomas"	100% Cotton: The Complete Jerry Cotton Edition	Crippled Dick Hot Wax		0:51:44 (Pop-up)
Cordara Orchestra	Trip "Trip" by "Cordara Orchestra"	The Best Of Cordara Orchestra	Irma La Douce		0:52:54 (Pop-up)

David Shire	Mini-Manhunt "Mini-Manhunt" by "David Shire"	The Taking of Pelham One Two Three	Film Score Monthly		1:07:34 (Pop-up)
Georges Garvarentz	Last Trip of the Truck	They Came To Rob Las Vegas!	Harkit		1:09:18 (Pop-up)
Janko Nilovic	Roses and Revolvers	Bob Stanley & Pete Wiggs Present Paris In The Spring	Ace		1:13:34 (Pop-up)
Guts Club	Pit Fight "Pit Fight" by "Guts Club"	Trench Foot	No Label		1:17:17 (Pop-up)
Olivia Chaney	A Tree Grows In Brooklyn	Shelter	Nonesuch		1:21:58 (Pop-up)
Nancy Elizabeth	Hey Son "Hey Son" by "Nancy Elizabeth"	Battle and Victory	Timbreland		1:26:25 (Pop-up)
Aimee Lay	Takes One To Know One "Takes One To Know One" by "Aimee Lay"	The Other Side Of You	Respectful Lust		1:29:29 (Pop-up)
Melba Cults	White Mule "White Mule" by "Melba Cults"	Delerium Blessings	Cold Cut		1:33:12 (Pop-up)
Lichen Gumbo	If I Needed You Too "If I Needed You Too" by "Lichen Gumbo"	Boilin'	Aguirre		1:36:21 (Pop-up)
Metabolismus	Angra Mainyu "Angra Mainyu" by "Metabolismus"	Don't Low Up To The Amped Buenaes	Feeding Tube	split LP with Mono Pause	1:43:29 (Pop-up)
Albatrosh	Duvet Day "Duvet Day" by "Albatrosh"	Night Owl	Rune Grammofon		1:45:46 (Pop-up)
Norberto Lobo	Nariz "Nariz" by "Norberto Lobo"	Estrela	Three:Four		1:50:54 (Pop-up)
Sam Newsome	Against The Grain "Against The Grain" by "Sam Newsome"	Sopranoville:New Works For Prepared and Non-Prepared Saxophone	Sam Newsome		1:54:51 (Pop-up)

Ellery Eskelin	Still Life "Still Life" by "Ellery Eskelin"	Vanishing Point	Hatology		2:05:43 (Pop-up)
Fred Frith	Fooled Again "Fooled Again" by "Fred Frith"	Accidental	Fred		2:09:44 (Pop-up)
The Reveries	My Reverie "My Reverie" by "The Reveries"	Blasé Kisses	Rat-Drifting		2:14:46 (Pop-up)
Moondog (Dedelus & Muzzix)	All Is Loneliness	Round the World of Sound	New Albion		2:30:05 (Pop-up)
David Simons	Information "Information" by "David Simons"	Prismatic Hearing	Tzadik		2:32:45 (Pop-up)
Brian Reitzell	Shopping "Shopping" by "Brian Reitzell"	American Gods	Milan		2:38:14 (Pop-up)
Harold Budd	Niki D. "Niki D." by "Harold Budd"	Luxa	All Saints	from CD 6 of the Budd Box	2:42:23 (Pop-up)
Guy Klucevsek	Song of Remembrance (from Fallen Shadows)	Song of Remembrance	Tzadik		2:48:45 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:07am coelacanth∅: hello rich and invisible dirigibles
	12:09am rich: good morning coel, et al. good to be back after a couple of weeks. here is for the eyes: http://www.runefisker.com
	12:10am Franco Twinkie: So, Coel. I was into "customizing" too. But my favorite tool was an electric wood burning iron that I would make three headed army men with arms coming out of there ass.
	12:10am coelacanth∅: <it's beautiful. what is it? ...i'd say it's the visual manifestation of this music if all those 90º turns were augmented each with loops, as in 1/3 roadway cloverleafs.
	12:11am coelacanth∅: hahaha Franco!
	12:12am Billy Jam: tuned into your return show Rich
	12:17am coelacanth∅: my older brother had a woodburning kit; and he had army toys, like gi joes and little army men, cavalry men, etc....and he was fascinated by perverting the human body. (he built an elaborate cross out of hardwood, complete with a metal plate into which he inscribed "inri", just so he could nail a gi joe to it and then soak it in lighter fluid and burn it; and he drew grotesque versions of people...) but i never saw him use his woodburning tool for such things.
	12:23am Franco Twinkie: One time this friend of my sister tried to guilt trip here into making clothes for dolls to give to poor children. Well, the dolls just sat out in garage ignored until one day we decided that they needed more fashionable hair cuts. A particular favorite that we came up with was The Challenger named after a local surf band. Not satisfied, we decided to give them a tan with a blowtorch then hang them from the garage rafters. When my dad finally notice them, he just sighed and shook his head. But there they stayed for about a year.
	12:23am rich: was the burning gi joe one of the talking ones with hair or the original with plastic hair?
	12:25am JakeGould: Hello Rich! Also, I knew a complete psycho as a kid who liked “Kiss” (the band) and would burn toys and throw them out the window of the building he lived in.
	12:26am Billy Jam: Kurt on WFMU loves KISS too but he doesn't burn toys - as far as I know :)
	12:28am chresti: Hi Rich! Hi everyone!
	12:29am JakeGould: Oh, lots of WFMU folks like “Kiss” and are not psychos. Fine with that!
	12:29am chresti: Did he have kiss dolls?
	12:30am coelacanth∅: rich, the original ones. he had several. and tanks and a space capsule...i had one, which i got because my older brother had them. i didn't give a shit about gi joes or guns and shit. he had some peculiar fascinations - many of which involved fire.
	12:30am JakeGould: He was pretty much a bully and shoplifter, so he’d burn what he stole.
	12:32am Billy Jam: hey chresti
	12:33am coelacanth∅: chresti if you're asking me, kiss didn't exist yet; but i'm sure he would not have.
	12:33am Billy Jam: @JakeGould - and which facility is he incarcerated in nowadays?
	12:36am JakeGould: @BillyJam: I genuinely wonder—and hope—about that sometimes. FWIW, he lived across the street from me in—wait for it—“Trump Village” so there you go. Had another friend of a friend who was a pyromaniac but with a purpose. One day in the 1980s at the local pizza place they put up a “Duran Duran” poster. While we’re sitting there he’s constantly wincing his face and saying, “What is this shit?” Plays around with the edge of the poster. We all leave… He tells us to wait up… And he basically pulled the poster little bit off the wall, set it on fire and ran out. Found out later he enlisted in the Navy as a demolitions expert.
	12:38am coelacanth∅: Franco i didn't see that @12.23 that's hilarious!
	12:38am chresti: Coel I was asking jake about the kiss psycho
	12:39am chresti: Hi billy!
	12:39am Billy Jam: @Jake - that is too much - Trump Village - LOL and while maybe I would not have taken the same action with the Duran Duran poster I share your buddy's sentiment - hey Rich thanks for playing that Colin Stetson track
	12:41am coelacanth∅: right, chresti. that makes more sense. my comment board is freezing, then when i'm not looking, advancing all the way, so i'm missing some things if i don't scroll up to check.
	12:43am coelacanth∅: i think it's that artist website burdening it. by the way what does "daca" mean? (in relation to the illustration with donald dump in it)
	12:44am coelacanth∅: oh never mind. i know.
	12:46am Franco Twinkie: Yes, I liked fire too, I'd burn any thing I could get my hands on. I grew out of that, thankfully. long ago,I read that Tom Verlaine and Richard Hell ran away from home and started a field on fire somewhere in Alabama. About ten years ago, Chresti and I went to hear Richard read somewhere in Venice. After, we were getting a book signed and I said to Richard " I too started a field on fire" He paused for about five seconds then started cracking up. He asked me if I was bored too. i mumbled something about not getting to go to the beach, and the moment passed. He was a punk hero to me. I was quite pleased with my self.
	12:47am JakeGould: @BillyJam: Without getting too into a Wikipedia-length explanation, I grew up smack across the street from “Trump Village” and this is the interesting thing that I’ll share for us living under a Trump administration. The neighborhood that used to exist before it was leveled to make way for “Trump Village” was a neighborhood that was informally known as “The Gut.” It was basically the area between Coney Island and Brighton Beach when that area was known as a resort. All of the workers that worked in either area tended to live in “The Gut” and it was predominately filled with immigrants, blacks, hispanics and others. The Trump family promised to “clean up” the neighborhood by tearing down that area to build their crappy middle class projects. Ironic in the great scheme of things, right?
	12:48am coelacanth∅: Franco haha!
	12:49am Scraps.: Love Der Plan.
	12:51am coelacanth∅: i liked fire of course, but on 2 occasions that i remember i killed field (with great and somewhat costly effort) fires that someone else had started!
	12:51am Billy Jam: your show is truly on point tonight Rich - thank-you - am thoroughly enjoying every selection!
	12:55am chresti: Yes! This is great! Thanks rich!
	12:56am rich: billy, jake, chresti, franco, scraps, coel, good to see you're all here tonight
	12:57am coelacanth∅: good to see YOU'RE here tonight!
	12:58am Billy Jam: good to be tuned in Rich and in such good company of these fellow FMU fans
	12:58am northguineahills: Jeese, my childhood pyromania was boring, blowing up GI Joes w/ fire crackers, pouring gallons of gas down a sewage drain to watch roaches and rats melt to the wall of the 10m chasm in Japan, ( 15m fire above ground level as well) and making pipe bombs to blow up trees. I got over it by the time I was in HS.
	1:01am Billy Jam: and now northguineahills is here too! the whole gang is here. I love it!
	1:02am chresti: Daca is deferred deportation of kids brought to the US -I forgot what the letters stand for at the moment, coel
	1:02am coelacanth∅: i did some crazy things with fireworks, mostly out of ignorance to the enormous risks i was taking.
	1:04am Sçraps: Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals
	1:04am coelacanth∅: oh chresti i know. i just blanked out. i don't immerse myself in news that makes me depressed so i forget the terminology sometimes.
	1:04am chresti: Sorry when I make random comments hours later without mentioning who I’m responding to
	1:06am Franco Twinkie: It's ironic how little I find willful destruction by fire amusing now, Especially now that California is going up in flames. I think my own gasping for air is punishment for my feckless youth.
	1:07am JakeGould: As a kid, my only pyromaniac tendencies involved using a magnifying glass to burn things and helping a neighborhood friend collect dud fireworks around this time of year to scrape out the gunpowder and make his own home-made M-80s. I mean we were 10 years old and nobody would let us buy an M-80, so what else could we do?
	1:09am chresti: Oh yeah! Bete!
	1:10am chresti: I never saw rocky horror show
	1:12am chresti: I have to work here, in California -no show for me
	1:15am coelacanth∅: my brother never would've set someone else's anything on fire, but he was so fascinated by it that he'd spend days, weeks or in one case months building something to scale as realistically as he could (and he could) so he could watch it burn. little ho scale wooden houses with furniture and staircases, mostly. all burned. he constructed model ships from kits. one was the uss constitution. it had something like 5000 pieces - hundreds of cannons, personnel, etc. the masts were cloth and the rope was thread. about 1.5' long. when he finished it he filled the hull with lighter fluid (i think) and explosives, lit it and sent it out on the river. amazing!
	1:15am Franco Twinkie: Jake, Just this afternoon I drove by a house where we would go to buy illegal fireworks when i was a kid. They would take you into a back bedroom that had suitcases full of explosives in the closet. Man, they had everything! They would make a run down to Mexico about once a week to restock.
	1:23am sinner: Squirrel!
	1:28am Franco Twinkie: One time, a friend and I drove down to Ensenada. We were walking around one night, and we went into this store that had a big display case full of fireworks,even quarter sticks of dynamite! The shop keeper was totally drunk and tried to sell us all kinds of shit, but his only advise was if we wanted dynamite we shouldn't light it in town, we should take it to the beach.
	2:02am coelacanth∅: FT if i say That's Insane! it could be an exclamation or it could be taken literally. your choice.
	2:06am coelacanth∅: rich the time has come for me to go to bed and to thank you. i'll thank you first. Thank you. - good night everyone.
	2:46am chresti: Good night! Thanks much!
	2:52am rich: good night everyone. thanks for listening and have a pleasant week. stay tuned for joe d. who's up next and will take you through to 6 am.
	3:00am grtyvr: great tunes! Thanks Rich

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from July 28, 2018

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