WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from June 4, 2019

Listener comments!
	12:00pm Kay: The background album looks like Pete Townshend's Scoop, but it's not I fear.
	12:03pm Listener Bob in PGH: Or possibly "Another Scoop"
	12:03pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Kay. It is Pete Townshend's "Scoop"! You win!!!
	🥁 12:04pm listener james from westwood: Good Tuesday, fellow Hissian soldiers!
	🥁 12:05pm Yvang: Hello Tony and All! Welcome to my ears, hisses!
	12:06pm Tony Coulter: Hiya hey hello, Bob, James & Yvang!
	12:06pm JtotheK: hiya Tony, good day everyone.
	12:07pm Tony Coulter: Hola, JtotheK!
	12:09pm Tony Coulter: Just to clarify: what's beneath the cassettes is the back of "Scoop." Here's the front cover: www.discogs.com...
	12:09pm Kay: My other guess for album art was The Outfield's Play Deep, which pretty well describes Tony's playlists.
	12:10pm Kay: upload.wikimedia.org...
	12:11pm Tony Coulter: By the way, the tape on now is more of a Joseph B. Raimond solo release than a Doc Wör Mirran album proper ... though others do participate, so....
	12:21pm Tony Coulter: Also, by the way: this synth is a Buchla
	12:26pm Tony Coulter: As far as "Scoop" goes: got it months ago, but haven't listened yet. I'm hopelessly behind when it comes to actually listening to what I've been buying.
	12:29pm Kay: iPhone app that mimics West Coast synthesis method made "famous" by Buchla Ripplemaker ($8.99) - www.factmag.com...
	12:38pm Cmurtha: I was gonna give the new show a listen over on the main stream, but I see this is a tape hiss, you've tapped the lizard part of my brain that fears missing out. Tape Hiss time it is. I hope you and everyone else are doing well!
	12:39pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Cmurtha! I'm glad you chose transitoriness over eternity!
	12:42pm JtotheK: My colleagues will be impressed when I start sharing my avocado marketing technique knowledge.
	12:45pm Tony Coulter: Step one: buy a Buchla synth. Step two: learn how to make guacamole.
	🥁 12:46pm Yvang: Step Three : dip it into LSD
	12:50pm Tony Coulter: Ha!
	🥁 12:50pm Yvang: But before you have to find a tape entitled "LSD making techniques"
	🥁 12:52pm Yvang: I was refering to this story I hope nobody missed here : www.spin.com...
	12:53pm Guacamole Queen: Listen to vintage F.Z.
	12:54pm Tony Coulter: Hola, Queen Guacamole!
	12:57pm Cmurtha: I feel left out of the avocado secrets, but I learned a man's thoughts on what its like to be a woman living alone. Yay?
	12:59pm Kay: The Daily Mail has video evidence. Apparently a Buchla synthesizer sent a technican on 9-hour trip: www.dailystar.co.uk...
	1:00pm TUBELLOR BELTS: Hi Tony, Ken has got rid of the Avant Ghetto, where am I gone get my weekly live dead dose?
	🥁 1:01pm Yvang: This Doc Wör Mirran tape is really great!
	1:03pm Tony Coulter: @ TUBELLOR BELTS: Just hang tight ... I'm sure Jeff will be back next season
	1:03pm Tony Coulter: @ Yvang: Glad you like it!
	1:04pm Cmurtha: Ken removed (or they decided to take a break) many of my fave shows, lots of the late night stuff got shifted which is my early-day/afternoon for now, but I will give all the new shows/ones I've not listened to before a fair shot
	🥁 1:07pm listener james from westwood: LOL @ Silent but Deadly (I am a 6th grader at heart.)
	1:10pm Tony Coulter: A disclaimer: Discogs credits this tape to Ed Special and Friends, and gives the title as "Ed Special C." I'm guessing that's not right ... but maybe it is.
	🥁 1:11pm listener james from westwood: GOJIRAAAAA
	1:11pm TUBELLOR BELTS: There was no mention on the last Avant Show of retiring/break and I know about 6 months ago Ken tried to reduce the show to 2 hours (against the will of the show's host). Must say I didn't rate to Double Dip which replaced one of my favourite Saturday morning shows or when Diane Kamikaze was removed from the schedule. If he would only replace like for like , you know I like to hear heavy metal every once in a while, but DK sow was not replaced with another heavy metal show.
	1:14pm Tony Coulter: Forgot to mention: Mark Murrell (aka Special Ed/Ed Special) was also in the Crimson-ish prog band Inserts: www.discogs.com...
	1:17pm Tony Coulter: He's their bass player.
	1:22pm Cmurtha: I mean, I can see the appeal of not going like for like, since it breaks up the kind of music being heard. Though I agree that, at least in the time slots I am hearing there is a bit of a dearth in certain genres, but there are more than acouple of shows in the time slots I am hearing are similarly thematically and sonically even if they play different stuff. Nothing against those shows either, I love them, but I don't see the logic of having 3 shows that do ambient/soft-pop beyond that is what the liseners want? I am sure Ken knows why he does what he does
	1:23pm Mayuko: Good afternoon, Tony and everyone!
	1:24pm spodiodi: greetings, Tony Coulter, all. fine enjoying the show.
	1:25pm Tony Coulter: You've probably all heard this before, but is really is true: Every DJ gets temporarily taken off the schedule sooner or later, and when that happens, it in no way means they won't be back ... it just means a certain amount of shuffling around is necessary in order to be able to try out new shows from time to time.
	1:26pm Tony Coulter: Mayuko!! spodiod!! Hello to you both!!
	1:27pm spodiodi: TUBELLOR BELTS -- been missing the metal as well, but enjoy it all
	1:27pm Tony Coulter: Every DJ on the main stream, that is....
	1:27pm Rich in Washington: I love this tape, Tony!
	1:28pm Cmurtha: I also don't "get" the scheduling on the alt streams, I always felt like they could be a bit more "packed" , but I imagine screening folks/figuring out those logistics is a lot more work than I think it is. I do hear that tony, like I said, despite loosing some shows I like I'm not upset or mad, just voicing some thoughts. "The piano is NO friend of mine"
	1:28pm spodiodi: make the right decision. do the right thing.
	1:28pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Rich! It does seem right up your alley! Did you know it already?
	🥁 1:30pm listener james from westwood: That was not silent but deadly.
	1:30pm Tony Coulter: Ha!
	1:30pm Rich in Washington: No! Totally new to me. I missed out on most of the Golden Age of Cassettes, save for a random tape bought here or there.
	1:33pm Rich in Washington: The WFMU alternative streams are a bit sporadic, based on DJ's weird personal schedules (mine's no exception). We're also spread around the globe, in different time zones, which is why right now there are big gaps in programming blocks. I remember a time when there were very few live shows on this very stream, but now it's jam packed with wondrous shows. We're hoping to achieve that with the Sheena's Jungle Room stream eventually.
	1:33pm spodiodi: fancy syncopation is where it's at
	1:36pm Cmurtha: looked almost as natural as his real set? Did he have fregin ivory keys?
	1:37pm Rich in Washington: I love this kind of stuff.
	1:40pm Tony Coulter: There are (at least) two other Special Ed tapes (which I don't have): www.discogs.com...
	1:44pm Dave In St Alban's UK: 'GTDR" , "SJR" and "RnSI" all offer wonderful shows in addition WFMU's main stream. It sometimes gets a bit overwhelming for me with so many excellent shows and so few hours in a day. That's not a criticism, it's a compliment. Great show tonight (UK time).
	1:45pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Dave! (and ... welcome!)
	1:46pm Rich in Washington: It sort of reminds me of some Big City Orchestra releases.
	1:48pm Rich in Washington: I know what you mean, Dave! It's getting harder and harder to catch everyone's shows, especially when there are great shows which unfortunately conflict with one another across the three streams. and sometimes, the schedule change giveth and the schedule change taketh away...
	1:54pm Dave In St Alban's UK: Bummer on the new schedule. Let's hear what the new shows have to offer? Lost a few favourites though ..... :-(
	1:57pm Rich in Washington: This tape is killing me. I love it!
	1:59pm Tony Coulter: The cover's pretty fancy too. The title is painted directly on the shell and there's a piece of mesh underneath the shell and on top of the J-card.
	🥁 2:01pm listener james from westwood: Tony Coulter was himself a new FMU DJ once, and presumably occupied someone's previous-schedule air slot. And goodness, WFMU is inconceivable sans Tony!
	2:03pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, James! I'm embarrassed to say I can't remember who I replaced on the schedule way back then
	2:05pm Webhamster Henry: The show is Hiss-tatstic today!
	2:05pm Tony Coulter: @ James: I do remember being in between Kenny G and Irene Trudel, tho
	2:06pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Henry the Hamster!
	2:06pm Rich in Washington: I hear Ken Nordine buried in this mix. At least I think it's him. I think I have the stereo demonstration record.
	🥁 2:07pm listener james from westwood: You were IIRC Mondays at noon when I started listening, if that rings a bell. Sept 1992.
	2:08pm Mayuko: Tony can replace anyone but there is absolutely NO show that deserves to replace Tony, that I know 1000%. Thank god (or rather, doug) this show is on the stream.
	2:10pm Tony Coulter: I'm blushing, Mayuko. Thanks, tho. You are irreplaceable, yourself.
	2:10pm Rich in Washington: In Doug we trust!
	2:14pm TUBELLOR BELTS: ITS TRUE no one can go on forever, I mean Diane Kamikaze must have been 30 years on WFMU. Ken may have felt, well look what she plays is old hat, NWBHM, HAIR METAL, PUNK ROCK, THRASH, AND DOOM METAL. But she had the knack of playing good stuff. You might say that Walter Burger, bless his soul, before he died, was way ahead of Diane, and could include all kinds of dark stuff, gloom and doom, and experimental noise rock in his playlists. Those two djs have not been replaced and certainly to hear show of full of children's records, funky soft pop and or gurgling throat singers from outer Mongolia doesn't do it for me!
	2:15pm Tony Coulter: This is obvious, I guess, but: The David Cason tape on now is the one with the wallpaper-ish cover on the lower left.
	2:16pm Webhamster Henry: The streams - and podcasts if you haven't discovered them - make it possible for more fresh WFMU, and if you hit the archives, you can relive the glory days of 2004 or whatever almost in their entirety. I'd like to make a new kind of WFMU app (a webapp probably) that would let you build your own schedule out of the live streams and archives and podcasts. A kind of WFMU Build-A-Bear. There is a vast amount of material, and since much of it was already old when it was played, timeless.
	2:16pm Rich in Washington: I DO miss hearing Doom, Metal, and hard rock on WFMU. Her show being taken off came right on the heels of Wm. Berger's unfortunate passing.
	2:16pm Tony Coulter: I would bet big money on Diane coming back next schedule -- no need to fear there, I don't think
	2:17pm Rich in Washington: That would be cool Webhamster Henry! I would certainly make use of something like that.
	2:19pm Rich in Washington: The official APP, which I use quite a bit, is a little long in the tooth. I also used the unofficial app, but for some reason it no longer works properly on my phone.
	2:19pm spodiodi: sounds like a fun challenge and a useful app, Webmaster Henry
	2:21pm TUBELLOR BELTS: Also think should be a free slot for guest djs, something new every week. How about the bands that perform live on WFMU be given a slot to play their favourite records!
	2:21pm Webhamster Henry: WFMU is a world wide phenomenon, so you could timeshift the schedule and fill in holes with archives. The comment boards are generally left open! so in theory , a community using the build-a-wfmu app could keep commenting and connecting.
	2:21pm spodiodi: the WFMU app makes roadtrips a delight
	2:23pm Webhamster Henry: @TubellorBells: there used to be unfilled slots long ago that were filled with tryouts and rotating hosts.
	2:24pm Tony Coulter: Yes, I remember that -- some of them were very good too. One by Irene Moon comes to mind.
	2:24pm TUBELLOR BELTS: I still have many downloaded Tony Coulter shows that I put on to cd. I now have an HD Walkman and am transferring my favorites to its hardrives.
	2:30pm Webhamster Henry: The streams' shuffle play is also pretty good! GTDS played all of Lonnie Holley's Planet Earth and Otherwheres yesterday.
	2:32pm TUBELLOR BELTS: This David Cason hits a few nice bases, Soft Machine, Beefheart, Muffins etc
	2:32pm Webhamster Henry: The whole WFMU internet presence has not been reevaluated for a while. There are features I'd like to add, but my WebHamster title is largely ceremonial at this time.
	2:34pm TUBELLOR BELTS: Webham does that mean you are not employed by WFMU ,in a nice cushy position as new program advisor?
	2:37pm TUBELLOR BELTS: As you look around the "dial", many internet radio stations, such as Dublab, have shitty dance music shows for the majority of the day! The rock, psyche and experimental shows are in the decline there!
	2:43pm Rich in Washington: I keep trying to get the Sheena's Jungle Room stream listed on TuneIn, but it's seemingly impossible. I remember that users used to be able to submit streams and they'd eventually get listed. I am guessing that they were bombarded with requests from every bedroom DJ/hobby programmer, etc.
	2:45pm TUBELLOR BELTS: Sheena's Jungle Room - I think I heard it last night - a British DJ, playing lots of obscure 60s psyche pop from old comps!
	2:47pm TUBELLOR BELTS: now this track has lots of Canterbury in it - National Health, Hatfield and the NORTH, CARAVAN ETC
	2:47pm Tony Coulter: The Rascal Reporters take the shifting-time-signatures thing so far it passes from prog into their own weird thing.
	2:47pm Rich in Washington: That would be DJ GeorgyGirl. I love her shows. She also does a program featuring Library Music (KPM. DeWolf, etc) but in a cool collage mix.
	2:47pm David D: Hello Tony and everyone! Here's the link for the next show: wfmu.org...
	2:48pm Rich in Washington: Wednesdays and Fridays are currently our heaviest scheduled blocks of shows, with a couple of straggler shows on Monday. The schedule is due to get a few more shows very shortly and they're supposed to be incredible.
	2:48pm TUBELLOR BELTS: Yes - Georgy Girl, she sounds like she gets her playlist from Ugly Things magazine!
	2:48pm Tony Coulter: @ TUBELLOR BELTS: Rascal Reporters are huge fans of the Canterbury scene -- particularly Egg.
	2:48pm Rich in Washington: David D!
	2:49pm Tony Coulter: Hey, David D! Thanks for the link!
	2:49pm David D: Hey Rich! By the way, I just had Sheena added to the Wifi Radio service as well, since it hadn't been picked up yet. Now I can listen in my kitchen.
	2:50pm Rich in Washington: This is very Canterbury-ish. Your show has turned me onto Rascal Reporters.
	2:50pm David D: Thanks, Tony, I usually forget in the rush...
	2:50pm Rich in Washington: That's what it's all about! Music for cooking! Did some of that last night listening to this very stream.
	2:50pm TUBELLOR BELTS: wonderful Tony! We need more of this - so refreshing to hear the great Canterbury sound again!
	2:51pm Tony Coulter: The Rascal Reporters are a unique mix of Canterbury, Henry Cow, the Residents, and the Carpenters.
	2:52pm TUBELLOR BELTS: Yesterday once more!
	2:53pm egg/hat/ hillage/bruford/etc..: Lets hear it for Dave Stewart!
	2:54pm TUBELLOR BELTS: its my party and I will cry if I want to!
	2:56pm spodiodi: thanks, Tony!
	🥁 2:57pm listener james from westwood: Thanks, Tony!
	2:57pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, everyone! See you next week!!
	🥁 2:57pm Yvang: thanks, Tony!
	2:58pm JtotheK: thanks for the tapes Tony! cheers everyone.
	2:58pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Tony! See you later!
	2:59pm Mayuko: Great show as always. Thanks Tony!!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from June 4, 2019

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June 4, 2019: Tony Coulter Presents Tape Hiss: Doc Wör Mirran, Special Ed, & David Cason [PLEASE NOTE: "Tape Hiss" shows are not archived.]

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

Doc Wör Mirran	Life of the Beached Whale	Doc Wör Mirran	eMpTy Records	1984
Doc Wör Mirran	59 I Pool "59 I Pool" by "Doc Wör Mirran"	Doc Wör Mirran	eMpTy Records	1984
Doc Wör Mirran	Meeting Extravagance	Doc Wör Mirran	eMpTy Records	1984
Doc Wör Mirran	Self Automated Patch #1	Doc Wör Mirran	eMpTy Records	1984
Doc Wör Mirran	Avocado Marketing Techniques #1	Doc Wör Mirran	eMpTy Records	1984
Doc Wör Mirran	Help, We Need a Melody	Doc Wör Mirran	eMpTy Records	1984

Doc Wör Mirran	Avocado Marketing Techniques #2	Doc Wör Mirran	eMpTy Records	1984
Doc Wör Mirran	Self Automated Patch #2	Doc Wör Mirran	eMpTy Records	1984
Doc Wör Mirran	When a Girl Lives Alone	Doc Wör Mirran	eMpTy Records	1984
Doc Wör Mirran	Tribute to the Music of Raisin Bran Trust	Doc Wör Mirran	eMpTy Records	1984
Doc Wör Mirran	Patchwork Park Security	Doc Wör Mirran	eMpTy Records	1984
Doc Wör Mirran	Self Automated Patch #3	Doc Wör Mirran	eMpTy Records	1984

Special Ed	side A (no track titles)	C	Silent, But Deadly	198?

Special Ed	side B (no track titles)	C	Silent, But Deadly	198?

David Cason	side A (no track titles)	Camouflage	no label	1982

Rascal Reporters	Hubert Greenery Peck	Redux, Vol. 1	Hebbardesque	2019
The Out-Theme	Gelbart: My Favorite Vacation [part of] + Die Trip Computer Die: Airborn [part of]

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm Kay: The background album looks like Pete Townshend's Scoop, but it's not I fear.
	12:03pm Listener Bob in PGH: Or possibly "Another Scoop"
	12:03pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Kay. It is Pete Townshend's "Scoop"! You win!!!
	🥁 12:04pm listener james from westwood: Good Tuesday, fellow Hissian soldiers!
	🥁 12:05pm Yvang: Hello Tony and All! Welcome to my ears, hisses!
	12:06pm Tony Coulter: Hiya hey hello, Bob, James & Yvang!
	12:06pm JtotheK: hiya Tony, good day everyone.
	12:07pm Tony Coulter: Hola, JtotheK!
	12:09pm Tony Coulter: Just to clarify: what's beneath the cassettes is the back of "Scoop." Here's the front cover: www.discogs.com...
	12:09pm Kay: My other guess for album art was The Outfield's Play Deep, which pretty well describes Tony's playlists.
	12:10pm Kay: upload.wikimedia.org...
	12:11pm Tony Coulter: By the way, the tape on now is more of a Joseph B. Raimond solo release than a Doc Wör Mirran album proper ... though others do participate, so....
	12:21pm Tony Coulter: Also, by the way: this synth is a Buchla
	12:26pm Tony Coulter: As far as "Scoop" goes: got it months ago, but haven't listened yet. I'm hopelessly behind when it comes to actually listening to what I've been buying.
	12:29pm Kay: iPhone app that mimics West Coast synthesis method made "famous" by Buchla Ripplemaker ($8.99) - www.factmag.com...
	12:38pm Cmurtha: I was gonna give the new show a listen over on the main stream, but I see this is a tape hiss, you've tapped the lizard part of my brain that fears missing out. Tape Hiss time it is. I hope you and everyone else are doing well!
	12:39pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Cmurtha! I'm glad you chose transitoriness over eternity!
	12:42pm JtotheK: My colleagues will be impressed when I start sharing my avocado marketing technique knowledge.
	12:45pm Tony Coulter: Step one: buy a Buchla synth. Step two: learn how to make guacamole.
	🥁 12:46pm Yvang: Step Three : dip it into LSD
	12:50pm Tony Coulter: Ha!
	🥁 12:50pm Yvang: But before you have to find a tape entitled "LSD making techniques"
	🥁 12:52pm Yvang: I was refering to this story I hope nobody missed here : www.spin.com...
	12:53pm Guacamole Queen: Listen to vintage F.Z.
	12:54pm Tony Coulter: Hola, Queen Guacamole!
	12:57pm Cmurtha: I feel left out of the avocado secrets, but I learned a man's thoughts on what its like to be a woman living alone. Yay?
	12:59pm Kay: The Daily Mail has video evidence. Apparently a Buchla synthesizer sent a technican on 9-hour trip: www.dailystar.co.uk...
	1:00pm TUBELLOR BELTS: Hi Tony, Ken has got rid of the Avant Ghetto, where am I gone get my weekly live dead dose?
	🥁 1:01pm Yvang: This Doc Wör Mirran tape is really great!
	1:03pm Tony Coulter: @ TUBELLOR BELTS: Just hang tight ... I'm sure Jeff will be back next season
	1:03pm Tony Coulter: @ Yvang: Glad you like it!
	1:04pm Cmurtha: Ken removed (or they decided to take a break) many of my fave shows, lots of the late night stuff got shifted which is my early-day/afternoon for now, but I will give all the new shows/ones I've not listened to before a fair shot
	🥁 1:07pm listener james from westwood: LOL @ Silent but Deadly (I am a 6th grader at heart.)
	1:10pm Tony Coulter: A disclaimer: Discogs credits this tape to Ed Special and Friends, and gives the title as "Ed Special C." I'm guessing that's not right ... but maybe it is.
	🥁 1:11pm listener james from westwood: GOJIRAAAAA
	1:11pm TUBELLOR BELTS: There was no mention on the last Avant Show of retiring/break and I know about 6 months ago Ken tried to reduce the show to 2 hours (against the will of the show's host). Must say I didn't rate to Double Dip which replaced one of my favourite Saturday morning shows or when Diane Kamikaze was removed from the schedule. If he would only replace like for like , you know I like to hear heavy metal every once in a while, but DK sow was not replaced with another heavy metal show.
	1:14pm Tony Coulter: Forgot to mention: Mark Murrell (aka Special Ed/Ed Special) was also in the Crimson-ish prog band Inserts: www.discogs.com...
	1:17pm Tony Coulter: He's their bass player.
	1:22pm Cmurtha: I mean, I can see the appeal of not going like for like, since it breaks up the kind of music being heard. Though I agree that, at least in the time slots I am hearing there is a bit of a dearth in certain genres, but there are more than acouple of shows in the time slots I am hearing are similarly thematically and sonically even if they play different stuff. Nothing against those shows either, I love them, but I don't see the logic of having 3 shows that do ambient/soft-pop beyond that is what the liseners want? I am sure Ken knows why he does what he does
	1:23pm Mayuko: Good afternoon, Tony and everyone!
	1:24pm spodiodi: greetings, Tony Coulter, all. fine enjoying the show.
	1:25pm Tony Coulter: You've probably all heard this before, but is really is true: Every DJ gets temporarily taken off the schedule sooner or later, and when that happens, it in no way means they won't be back ... it just means a certain amount of shuffling around is necessary in order to be able to try out new shows from time to time.
	1:26pm Tony Coulter: Mayuko!! spodiod!! Hello to you both!!
	1:27pm spodiodi: TUBELLOR BELTS -- been missing the metal as well, but enjoy it all
	1:27pm Tony Coulter: Every DJ on the main stream, that is....
	1:27pm Rich in Washington: I love this tape, Tony!
	1:28pm Cmurtha: I also don't "get" the scheduling on the alt streams, I always felt like they could be a bit more "packed" , but I imagine screening folks/figuring out those logistics is a lot more work than I think it is. I do hear that tony, like I said, despite loosing some shows I like I'm not upset or mad, just voicing some thoughts. "The piano is NO friend of mine"
	1:28pm spodiodi: make the right decision. do the right thing.
	1:28pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Rich! It does seem right up your alley! Did you know it already?
	🥁 1:30pm listener james from westwood: That was not silent but deadly.
	1:30pm Tony Coulter: Ha!
	1:30pm Rich in Washington: No! Totally new to me. I missed out on most of the Golden Age of Cassettes, save for a random tape bought here or there.
	1:33pm Rich in Washington: The WFMU alternative streams are a bit sporadic, based on DJ's weird personal schedules (mine's no exception). We're also spread around the globe, in different time zones, which is why right now there are big gaps in programming blocks. I remember a time when there were very few live shows on this very stream, but now it's jam packed with wondrous shows. We're hoping to achieve that with the Sheena's Jungle Room stream eventually.
	1:33pm spodiodi: fancy syncopation is where it's at
	1:36pm Cmurtha: looked almost as natural as his real set? Did he have fregin ivory keys?
	1:37pm Rich in Washington: I love this kind of stuff.
	1:40pm Tony Coulter: There are (at least) two other Special Ed tapes (which I don't have): www.discogs.com...
	1:44pm Dave In St Alban's UK: 'GTDR" , "SJR" and "RnSI" all offer wonderful shows in addition WFMU's main stream. It sometimes gets a bit overwhelming for me with so many excellent shows and so few hours in a day. That's not a criticism, it's a compliment. Great show tonight (UK time).
	1:45pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Dave! (and ... welcome!)
	1:46pm Rich in Washington: It sort of reminds me of some Big City Orchestra releases.
	1:48pm Rich in Washington: I know what you mean, Dave! It's getting harder and harder to catch everyone's shows, especially when there are great shows which unfortunately conflict with one another across the three streams. and sometimes, the schedule change giveth and the schedule change taketh away...
	1:54pm Dave In St Alban's UK: Bummer on the new schedule. Let's hear what the new shows have to offer? Lost a few favourites though ..... :-(
	1:57pm Rich in Washington: This tape is killing me. I love it!
	1:59pm Tony Coulter: The cover's pretty fancy too. The title is painted directly on the shell and there's a piece of mesh underneath the shell and on top of the J-card.
	🥁 2:01pm listener james from westwood: Tony Coulter was himself a new FMU DJ once, and presumably occupied someone's previous-schedule air slot. And goodness, WFMU is inconceivable sans Tony!
	2:03pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, James! I'm embarrassed to say I can't remember who I replaced on the schedule way back then
	2:05pm Webhamster Henry: The show is Hiss-tatstic today!
	2:05pm Tony Coulter: @ James: I do remember being in between Kenny G and Irene Trudel, tho
	2:06pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Henry the Hamster!
	2:06pm Rich in Washington: I hear Ken Nordine buried in this mix. At least I think it's him. I think I have the stereo demonstration record.
	🥁 2:07pm listener james from westwood: You were IIRC Mondays at noon when I started listening, if that rings a bell. Sept 1992.
	2:08pm Mayuko: Tony can replace anyone but there is absolutely NO show that deserves to replace Tony, that I know 1000%. Thank god (or rather, doug) this show is on the stream.
	2:10pm Tony Coulter: I'm blushing, Mayuko. Thanks, tho. You are irreplaceable, yourself.
	2:10pm Rich in Washington: In Doug we trust!
	2:14pm TUBELLOR BELTS: ITS TRUE no one can go on forever, I mean Diane Kamikaze must have been 30 years on WFMU. Ken may have felt, well look what she plays is old hat, NWBHM, HAIR METAL, PUNK ROCK, THRASH, AND DOOM METAL. But she had the knack of playing good stuff. You might say that Walter Burger, bless his soul, before he died, was way ahead of Diane, and could include all kinds of dark stuff, gloom and doom, and experimental noise rock in his playlists. Those two djs have not been replaced and certainly to hear show of full of children's records, funky soft pop and or gurgling throat singers from outer Mongolia doesn't do it for me!
	2:15pm Tony Coulter: This is obvious, I guess, but: The David Cason tape on now is the one with the wallpaper-ish cover on the lower left.
	2:16pm Webhamster Henry: The streams - and podcasts if you haven't discovered them - make it possible for more fresh WFMU, and if you hit the archives, you can relive the glory days of 2004 or whatever almost in their entirety. I'd like to make a new kind of WFMU app (a webapp probably) that would let you build your own schedule out of the live streams and archives and podcasts. A kind of WFMU Build-A-Bear. There is a vast amount of material, and since much of it was already old when it was played, timeless.
	2:16pm Rich in Washington: I DO miss hearing Doom, Metal, and hard rock on WFMU. Her show being taken off came right on the heels of Wm. Berger's unfortunate passing.
	2:16pm Tony Coulter: I would bet big money on Diane coming back next schedule -- no need to fear there, I don't think
	2:17pm Rich in Washington: That would be cool Webhamster Henry! I would certainly make use of something like that.
	2:19pm Rich in Washington: The official APP, which I use quite a bit, is a little long in the tooth. I also used the unofficial app, but for some reason it no longer works properly on my phone.
	2:19pm spodiodi: sounds like a fun challenge and a useful app, Webmaster Henry
	2:21pm TUBELLOR BELTS: Also think should be a free slot for guest djs, something new every week. How about the bands that perform live on WFMU be given a slot to play their favourite records!
	2:21pm Webhamster Henry: WFMU is a world wide phenomenon, so you could timeshift the schedule and fill in holes with archives. The comment boards are generally left open! so in theory , a community using the build-a-wfmu app could keep commenting and connecting.
	2:21pm spodiodi: the WFMU app makes roadtrips a delight
	2:23pm Webhamster Henry: @TubellorBells: there used to be unfilled slots long ago that were filled with tryouts and rotating hosts.
	2:24pm Tony Coulter: Yes, I remember that -- some of them were very good too. One by Irene Moon comes to mind.
	2:24pm TUBELLOR BELTS: I still have many downloaded Tony Coulter shows that I put on to cd. I now have an HD Walkman and am transferring my favorites to its hardrives.
	2:30pm Webhamster Henry: The streams' shuffle play is also pretty good! GTDS played all of Lonnie Holley's Planet Earth and Otherwheres yesterday.
	2:32pm TUBELLOR BELTS: This David Cason hits a few nice bases, Soft Machine, Beefheart, Muffins etc
	2:32pm Webhamster Henry: The whole WFMU internet presence has not been reevaluated for a while. There are features I'd like to add, but my WebHamster title is largely ceremonial at this time.
	2:34pm TUBELLOR BELTS: Webham does that mean you are not employed by WFMU ,in a nice cushy position as new program advisor?
	2:37pm TUBELLOR BELTS: As you look around the "dial", many internet radio stations, such as Dublab, have shitty dance music shows for the majority of the day! The rock, psyche and experimental shows are in the decline there!
	2:43pm Rich in Washington: I keep trying to get the Sheena's Jungle Room stream listed on TuneIn, but it's seemingly impossible. I remember that users used to be able to submit streams and they'd eventually get listed. I am guessing that they were bombarded with requests from every bedroom DJ/hobby programmer, etc.
	2:45pm TUBELLOR BELTS: Sheena's Jungle Room - I think I heard it last night - a British DJ, playing lots of obscure 60s psyche pop from old comps!
	2:47pm TUBELLOR BELTS: now this track has lots of Canterbury in it - National Health, Hatfield and the NORTH, CARAVAN ETC
	2:47pm Tony Coulter: The Rascal Reporters take the shifting-time-signatures thing so far it passes from prog into their own weird thing.
	2:47pm Rich in Washington: That would be DJ GeorgyGirl. I love her shows. She also does a program featuring Library Music (KPM. DeWolf, etc) but in a cool collage mix.
	2:47pm David D: Hello Tony and everyone! Here's the link for the next show: wfmu.org...
	2:48pm Rich in Washington: Wednesdays and Fridays are currently our heaviest scheduled blocks of shows, with a couple of straggler shows on Monday. The schedule is due to get a few more shows very shortly and they're supposed to be incredible.
	2:48pm TUBELLOR BELTS: Yes - Georgy Girl, she sounds like she gets her playlist from Ugly Things magazine!
	2:48pm Tony Coulter: @ TUBELLOR BELTS: Rascal Reporters are huge fans of the Canterbury scene -- particularly Egg.
	2:48pm Rich in Washington: David D!
	2:49pm Tony Coulter: Hey, David D! Thanks for the link!
	2:49pm David D: Hey Rich! By the way, I just had Sheena added to the Wifi Radio service as well, since it hadn't been picked up yet. Now I can listen in my kitchen.
	2:50pm Rich in Washington: This is very Canterbury-ish. Your show has turned me onto Rascal Reporters.
	2:50pm David D: Thanks, Tony, I usually forget in the rush...
	2:50pm Rich in Washington: That's what it's all about! Music for cooking! Did some of that last night listening to this very stream.
	2:50pm TUBELLOR BELTS: wonderful Tony! We need more of this - so refreshing to hear the great Canterbury sound again!
	2:51pm Tony Coulter: The Rascal Reporters are a unique mix of Canterbury, Henry Cow, the Residents, and the Carpenters.
	2:52pm TUBELLOR BELTS: Yesterday once more!
	2:53pm egg/hat/ hillage/bruford/etc..: Lets hear it for Dave Stewart!
	2:54pm TUBELLOR BELTS: its my party and I will cry if I want to!
	2:56pm spodiodi: thanks, Tony!
	🥁 2:57pm listener james from westwood: Thanks, Tony!
	2:57pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, everyone! See you next week!!
	🥁 2:57pm Yvang: thanks, Tony!
	2:58pm JtotheK: thanks for the tapes Tony! cheers everyone.
	2:58pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Tony! See you later!
	2:59pm Mayuko: Great show as always. Thanks Tony!!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from June 4, 2019

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