WFMU: The Hour of Crap with Don-O: Playlist from April 19, 2019

Listener comments!
	5:59pm Rich in Washington: Would be cool if the Weather dude himself dropped in...
	6:00pm Don-O: That would force him to be more sociable outside this confines of his house.
	6:01pm Rich in Washington: I remember hearing this late one night on the radio and wondering what the hell it was.
	6:01pm Otis Fodder: Hello wonderful world of the Weatherman!!
	6:01pm Martinibomb: Hello Don-O! + Everyone else.
	6:02pm Rich in Washington: Hello, Martinibomb! Hello Don-O! Hello Otis!
	6:02pm Don-O: Bo and Boga, everyone. Thanks to all fer showing up. There noting but noise, words and stupid today. good luck with all of this!
	6:04pm Rich in Washington: I love this CD. It's so much fun. In those pre-broadband days, it was the only way to experience OTE, short of buying cassettes from Don J.
	6:05pm spacebrother: On the "PLAYBOY CHANNEL"
	6:06pm Don-O: This was JUST posted today by David. It's in honor of Richard Lyons birthday....and 2 years since he died. www.negativland.com...
	6:07pm spacebrother: Nice. And a fitting tribute.
	6:07pm Otis Fodder: Still have my OTE Weatherman cassette.
	6:08pm Rich in Washington: Me too! I have all my early OTE cassettes but somehow lost my Pastor Dick tape. I think whoever stole Muriel's money took it.
	6:10pm Rich in Washington: That History of Wallpaper is hilarious. Richard was ahead of his time, in terms of humor. They played bits of it on OTE on the tribute show right after he passed away but it's nice to hear the whole thing.
	6:11pm Rich in Washington: Mark Hosler flat out refuses to explain the origin of the phrase Seat Bee Sate. I asked him in an interview once.
	6:11pm Otis Fodder: Don-O and I met through our adoration for Negativland!
	6:14pm Don-O: A couple of years ago, I took the cassette and 2001 re-issued CD edition (included the full version of Van Man) and made a 3 1/2 Dick Vaughn version.
	6:14pm Rich in Washington: I still wanna hear Balderdash.
	6:15pm Don-O: I think Seat Bee Sate was explained in the Weatherman Dictionary in the Come Out Line CD set.
	6:17pm Rich in Washington: I am hoping someone gets around to digitizing the original OTE episodes with Moribund Music of the 70s. I understand that many of the 80s episodes are not on tape. I don't know if the effort's still going on but I remember hearing that a large box of un-digitized episodes were unearthed fairly recently.
	6:17pm Otis Fodder: Need to pull out 10-8 to play, classic fun!
	6:17pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow. I don't have that CD, just the cassette.
	6:18pm Otis Fodder: Free is so very good too.
	6:19pm Rich in Washington: Free is good. I actually bought mine at a Negativland show when they just put it out.
	6:19pm Don-O: I got my 10-8 CD with all the extras and dried leaves. If you ordered the CD during summer, you got lawn clippings.
	6:20pm Otis Fodder: Still have my 10-8 LP from the late 80s. I had the bark, no clue what happened to it. But my VHS tape of No Other Possiblity still has a bird feature in there.
	6:20pm Rich in Washington: Yeah. Mine had the grass. My (then) wife threw it away. She just thought it was a bag of grass in my closet (in a little ziplock bag of the extras)
	6:21pm Rich in Washington: I still have my feather too!
	6:22pm Rich in Washington: I wish I had a No Other Possibility bumper sticker. I put mine on my old Mercury and then I sold it to someone and they eventually totalled it.
	6:23pm Rich in Washington: I love the rumor that The Edge paid for the production of Free. Not sure if it's true, but it's funny.
	6:23pm Otis Fodder: Maybe the bark was a bay area thing? I dunno. Got it at Rasputins in Berkeley, must have been 87 or 88, right after I discovered Escape and got turned on to this madness. I'm a looooser, I need to take off to see a friend bout some movie time and popcorn. I'll be jumping back in on archives on Sunday Don-O & Rich. Happy weekend fellows!
	6:24pm Rich in Washington: See you, Otis! Have a great weekend!
	6:24pm Don-O: Keep it mellow, Otis! Bug ya later!!
	6:25pm Linda Lee: returned at last. lovely.
	6:25pm Rich in Washington: This was one of the first things I remember downloading off of Napster.
	6:26pm Don-O: A site crammed with U2 interviews had the full Mondo 2000 interview, but the audio link had disappeared years ago. Damnit!
	6:26pm Rich in Washington: Hi Linda Lee! Glad you made it!
	6:27pm Linda Lee: i've been delinquent! glad to be back.
	6:27pm spacebrother: Never heard this live version. Thank you.
	6:27pm Linda Lee: this is phenomenal.
	6:36pm Martinibomb: So many cleaner choices
	6:36pm Rich in Washington: You broke the GODDAMN BONDS!
	6:37pm Martinibomb: Where is it? I wish I knew what to do. I still haven't found it.
	6:38pm Mr Fab: Yep. one of my first napster downloads, too. A friend of mine fund out that "U2" was being recalled, drove all over town til he finally found a copy.
	6:38pm Linda Lee: i'll be jiggered!
	6:38pm Rich in Washington: I actually started using Formula 409 because of Negativland. I don't anymore, though. I noticed that it kills insects faster than insecticide, so I figured it's probably not safe for my household.
	6:38pm Martinibomb: Google says Jiggered is.. "mid 19th century: from jigger1; its use to mean ‘exhausted’ is probably euphemistic for buggered ."
	6:39pm Don-O: I bought THAT single about a week before the crap started and it got pulled.
	6:39pm Rich in Washington: I love this album so much. It's just amazing. The editing on bits of it are just mind-pummeling.
	6:39pm Martinibomb: And if you don't know what buggered means well you've answered your own question.
	6:41pm Rich in Washington: Me too! I also later bought a CD of it and it has the serial number carefully dremelled off. I read that thousands of them were recalled to be destroyed, so this was likely resold by someone who nabbed a bunch of them from a warehouse or something.
	6:41pm Mr Fab: Oh man, So many great Weatherman tracks. They're just all so Very! Stupid! Very! Stupid! Very! Stupid!
	6:42pm Don-O: I'm still trying to remember which was my first Negland CD; one of the two first SST titles. The counter guy at Hi-De-Ho Comics in Venice Beach was playing a OTE tape. After he told me what it was, I headed next door to Penny Lanes and got my first. Three years later, I took over NegativBob Negfan zine and...well, it's been all downhill since.
	6:42pm Rich in Washington: I need to buy the CD/DVD version of this. It's got that entire VHS of No Other Possibility on it and a bunch of other stuff, I believe.
	6:43pm Linda Lee: perfection. love it.
	6:44pm Rich in Washington: My first Negativland thing was Escape From Noise. I had no idea who they were until that point. I'd heard lots of their stuff on KBOO on random late night DJ's shows, but had no idea who they were. But then I became absolutely fanatical about them.
	6:45pm Mr Fab: Yes, SST introduced me to them as well, w/"Escape From Noise." They were pretty obscure before then, but SST got 'em on every college station in the land. I still maintain that "Helter Stupid" is as good as sound-collage gets. Never get tired of it.
	6:46pm Linda Lee: i'm not sure there's any better way to hear this outside surprise..
	6:47pm Don-O: Personal, it's better with headphones.
	6:47pm Rich in Washington: I love this part.
	6:47pm Linda Lee: brilliant
	6:50pm Linda Lee: i've got green slime running right past my house at this very moment! it's algae in the storm ditch overrun. i choose not to fret over it.
	6:50pm spacebrother: I'm being schooled on Negland and Weatherman here, but I need to get ready for an interview for my other (non music) show. Thanks Don-O!
	6:51pm Rich in Washington: Oh yes, Mr. Fab. The Perfect Cut side is the pinnacle.
	6:54pm Don-O: The Cut tracks was the first time I noticed that you can break down the past for fun and examination....and then came the Moribund Music o' the 70's. I sure made the 70's nostalgia craze of the 90's more bareible (sic).
	6:56pm Don-O: BTW, I posted a short video of the groups appearance in the SubGenius' Night Of Slack in 1984 somewhere in the Snuggles FB group.....and, yes, HIS was there in person.
	6:57pm grantbob: Thanks Don-O. This was a good one.
	6:58pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Don-O! Great show! Taking the party next door at Cratedigger's Lung right after this show: www.wfmu.org...
	6:58pm Don-O: Later, y'all! Thanks!
	6:59pm Linda Lee: brilliant work. thanks!

The Hour of Crap with Don-O: Playlist from April 19, 2019

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April 19, 2019: Who's weathering The Weatherman?!
For one hour, the Crap is pushed aside and let the Stupid flow with The Weatherman with his appearances on Negativland records and live shows (on VHS tapes). This is just the tip of Stupid Mountain!!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Negativland	6 "6" by "Negativland"	Negativland	Seeland
Negativland	Moments to Remember, Raining Hard, etc	The Willsaphone Stupid Show 01	Seeland	CD

Negativland	Coffee Break? (edit) "Coffee Break? (edit)" by "Negativland"	OTE: Dumb Stupid Come Out Line	Seeland	CD		0:12:31 (Pop-up)
Negativland	Happy The Harmonica "Happy The Harmonica" by "Negativland"	Free	Seeland	CD		0:15:03 (Pop-up)
Negativland	The Playboy Channel (live)	Hampshire Collage 1989 Live		MP3	Bootleg I think I got from Mr. Fab's late and great blog, Music For Maniacs	0:24:56 (Pop-up)

Negativland	A Cappella Version (live)	These Guys Are From England & Who Gives A Shit	Seelard	CD		0:31:07 (Pop-up)
Negativland	180-G: A Big 10-8 Place part 2	A Big 10-8 Place	Seeland	CD		0:38:01 (Pop-up)
Richard Lyons & David Wills	Pure Full Stereo Rototiller and So Long	OTE: Rototeller Sing Along	Seeland		For the unedited version (sorta): https://archive.org/details/OTE_19851115_Richard_and_Dave_Sing_Alongs	0:53:16 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	5:59pm Rich in Washington: Would be cool if the Weather dude himself dropped in...
	6:00pm Don-O: That would force him to be more sociable outside this confines of his house.
	6:01pm Rich in Washington: I remember hearing this late one night on the radio and wondering what the hell it was.
	6:01pm Otis Fodder: Hello wonderful world of the Weatherman!!
	6:01pm Martinibomb: Hello Don-O! + Everyone else.
	6:02pm Rich in Washington: Hello, Martinibomb! Hello Don-O! Hello Otis!
	6:02pm Don-O: Bo and Boga, everyone. Thanks to all fer showing up. There noting but noise, words and stupid today. good luck with all of this!
	6:04pm Rich in Washington: I love this CD. It's so much fun. In those pre-broadband days, it was the only way to experience OTE, short of buying cassettes from Don J.
	6:05pm spacebrother: On the "PLAYBOY CHANNEL"
	6:06pm Don-O: This was JUST posted today by David. It's in honor of Richard Lyons birthday....and 2 years since he died. www.negativland.com...
	6:07pm spacebrother: Nice. And a fitting tribute.
	6:07pm Otis Fodder: Still have my OTE Weatherman cassette.
	6:08pm Rich in Washington: Me too! I have all my early OTE cassettes but somehow lost my Pastor Dick tape. I think whoever stole Muriel's money took it.
	6:10pm Rich in Washington: That History of Wallpaper is hilarious. Richard was ahead of his time, in terms of humor. They played bits of it on OTE on the tribute show right after he passed away but it's nice to hear the whole thing.
	6:11pm Rich in Washington: Mark Hosler flat out refuses to explain the origin of the phrase Seat Bee Sate. I asked him in an interview once.
	6:11pm Otis Fodder: Don-O and I met through our adoration for Negativland!
	6:14pm Don-O: A couple of years ago, I took the cassette and 2001 re-issued CD edition (included the full version of Van Man) and made a 3 1/2 Dick Vaughn version.
	6:14pm Rich in Washington: I still wanna hear Balderdash.
	6:15pm Don-O: I think Seat Bee Sate was explained in the Weatherman Dictionary in the Come Out Line CD set.
	6:17pm Rich in Washington: I am hoping someone gets around to digitizing the original OTE episodes with Moribund Music of the 70s. I understand that many of the 80s episodes are not on tape. I don't know if the effort's still going on but I remember hearing that a large box of un-digitized episodes were unearthed fairly recently.
	6:17pm Otis Fodder: Need to pull out 10-8 to play, classic fun!
	6:17pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow. I don't have that CD, just the cassette.
	6:18pm Otis Fodder: Free is so very good too.
	6:19pm Rich in Washington: Free is good. I actually bought mine at a Negativland show when they just put it out.
	6:19pm Don-O: I got my 10-8 CD with all the extras and dried leaves. If you ordered the CD during summer, you got lawn clippings.
	6:20pm Otis Fodder: Still have my 10-8 LP from the late 80s. I had the bark, no clue what happened to it. But my VHS tape of No Other Possiblity still has a bird feature in there.
	6:20pm Rich in Washington: Yeah. Mine had the grass. My (then) wife threw it away. She just thought it was a bag of grass in my closet (in a little ziplock bag of the extras)
	6:21pm Rich in Washington: I still have my feather too!
	6:22pm Rich in Washington: I wish I had a No Other Possibility bumper sticker. I put mine on my old Mercury and then I sold it to someone and they eventually totalled it.
	6:23pm Rich in Washington: I love the rumor that The Edge paid for the production of Free. Not sure if it's true, but it's funny.
	6:23pm Otis Fodder: Maybe the bark was a bay area thing? I dunno. Got it at Rasputins in Berkeley, must have been 87 or 88, right after I discovered Escape and got turned on to this madness. I'm a looooser, I need to take off to see a friend bout some movie time and popcorn. I'll be jumping back in on archives on Sunday Don-O & Rich. Happy weekend fellows!
	6:24pm Rich in Washington: See you, Otis! Have a great weekend!
	6:24pm Don-O: Keep it mellow, Otis! Bug ya later!!
	6:25pm Linda Lee: returned at last. lovely.
	6:25pm Rich in Washington: This was one of the first things I remember downloading off of Napster.
	6:26pm Don-O: A site crammed with U2 interviews had the full Mondo 2000 interview, but the audio link had disappeared years ago. Damnit!
	6:26pm Rich in Washington: Hi Linda Lee! Glad you made it!
	6:27pm Linda Lee: i've been delinquent! glad to be back.
	6:27pm spacebrother: Never heard this live version. Thank you.
	6:27pm Linda Lee: this is phenomenal.
	6:36pm Martinibomb: So many cleaner choices
	6:36pm Rich in Washington: You broke the GODDAMN BONDS!
	6:37pm Martinibomb: Where is it? I wish I knew what to do. I still haven't found it.
	6:38pm Mr Fab: Yep. one of my first napster downloads, too. A friend of mine fund out that "U2" was being recalled, drove all over town til he finally found a copy.
	6:38pm Linda Lee: i'll be jiggered!
	6:38pm Rich in Washington: I actually started using Formula 409 because of Negativland. I don't anymore, though. I noticed that it kills insects faster than insecticide, so I figured it's probably not safe for my household.
	6:38pm Martinibomb: Google says Jiggered is.. "mid 19th century: from jigger1; its use to mean ‘exhausted’ is probably euphemistic for buggered ."
	6:39pm Don-O: I bought THAT single about a week before the crap started and it got pulled.
	6:39pm Rich in Washington: I love this album so much. It's just amazing. The editing on bits of it are just mind-pummeling.
	6:39pm Martinibomb: And if you don't know what buggered means well you've answered your own question.
	6:41pm Rich in Washington: Me too! I also later bought a CD of it and it has the serial number carefully dremelled off. I read that thousands of them were recalled to be destroyed, so this was likely resold by someone who nabbed a bunch of them from a warehouse or something.
	6:41pm Mr Fab: Oh man, So many great Weatherman tracks. They're just all so Very! Stupid! Very! Stupid! Very! Stupid!
	6:42pm Don-O: I'm still trying to remember which was my first Negland CD; one of the two first SST titles. The counter guy at Hi-De-Ho Comics in Venice Beach was playing a OTE tape. After he told me what it was, I headed next door to Penny Lanes and got my first. Three years later, I took over NegativBob Negfan zine and...well, it's been all downhill since.
	6:42pm Rich in Washington: I need to buy the CD/DVD version of this. It's got that entire VHS of No Other Possibility on it and a bunch of other stuff, I believe.
	6:43pm Linda Lee: perfection. love it.
	6:44pm Rich in Washington: My first Negativland thing was Escape From Noise. I had no idea who they were until that point. I'd heard lots of their stuff on KBOO on random late night DJ's shows, but had no idea who they were. But then I became absolutely fanatical about them.
	6:45pm Mr Fab: Yes, SST introduced me to them as well, w/"Escape From Noise." They were pretty obscure before then, but SST got 'em on every college station in the land. I still maintain that "Helter Stupid" is as good as sound-collage gets. Never get tired of it.
	6:46pm Linda Lee: i'm not sure there's any better way to hear this outside surprise..
	6:47pm Don-O: Personal, it's better with headphones.
	6:47pm Rich in Washington: I love this part.
	6:47pm Linda Lee: brilliant
	6:50pm Linda Lee: i've got green slime running right past my house at this very moment! it's algae in the storm ditch overrun. i choose not to fret over it.
	6:50pm spacebrother: I'm being schooled on Negland and Weatherman here, but I need to get ready for an interview for my other (non music) show. Thanks Don-O!
	6:51pm Rich in Washington: Oh yes, Mr. Fab. The Perfect Cut side is the pinnacle.
	6:54pm Don-O: The Cut tracks was the first time I noticed that you can break down the past for fun and examination....and then came the Moribund Music o' the 70's. I sure made the 70's nostalgia craze of the 90's more bareible (sic).
	6:56pm Don-O: BTW, I posted a short video of the groups appearance in the SubGenius' Night Of Slack in 1984 somewhere in the Snuggles FB group.....and, yes, HIS was there in person.
	6:57pm grantbob: Thanks Don-O. This was a good one.
	6:58pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Don-O! Great show! Taking the party next door at Cratedigger's Lung right after this show: www.wfmu.org...
	6:58pm Don-O: Later, y'all! Thanks!
	6:59pm Linda Lee: brilliant work. thanks!

The Hour of Crap with Don-O: Playlist from April 19, 2019

Listener comments!

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