Rhubarb Cake, 10/8/01, 9 AM-noon on WFMU
hosted by Douglas
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background: Takagi Masakatsu: Pia
The Tape-beatles: America Is Confident
I've been playing The Grand Delusion a lot lately
Brian Eno & David Byrne: America Is Waiting
"no no no no, we oughtta get mad at the government, not mad at the people"
Fugazi: Full Disclosure
Ornette Coleman: Trouble in the East
from Crisis, the cover of which depicts the Bill of Rights going up in flames
Charley Patton: High Water Everywhere, parts 1 & 2
it takes a worried man to sing a worried song
Trumans Water: Rations
"dirty rations lying on the floor," cf. the obvious
Margo Guryan: The Hum
fantastic wry little tune about Watergate
Ofo the Black Company: Allah Wakbarr
from that freakin' amazing Lagos '70s comp
Brigette Fontaine: Y'a des Zazous
she's holding up pretty well these days, I have to say
Solex: Low Kick and Hard Bop
Strangulated Beatoffs: That'll Be 200 Dollars, Ma'am
plus
Jandek: Killer Cats in the Caribbean
plus
Lu: Mood Elevator
nobody's ever really investigated the possibility of a Jandek dance remix album, but I think it's about time
Kebekelektric: Magic Fly
'78 disco that's more than a little Plonelike
Yeah Yeah Yeahs: Bang
that's one hell of a riff you've got there
Rufus Thomas: Funky Robot, pt. 1
Matthew Shipp: Select Mode #2
from his forthcoming heavily-electronic-dance-influenced album
The Velvet Underground: Follow the Leader
bizarre 17-minute dance jam from forthcoming live '69 set
Kinski: Newport
by listener request
Bananarama: No Feelings
yes, Bananarama sings the Sex Pistols!
Lung Leg: Maid to Minx
The Dismemberment Plan: Superpowers
Greenpot Bluepot: National Post-College Anthem/Memorabilia of Pedophilia
really really great homemade voice-and-keyboard LP
Rob Hubbard: BMX Kidz Title Tune
Vienna Art Orchestra: Reflections on Gnossienne #1
The Handsome Family: So Long
their most depressing song ever, ergo THE most depressing song ever
The Shaggs: Who Are Parents
Thinking Fellers Union Local 282: Who Are Parents
Kilopop!: Who Are Parents
Jima: Who Are Parents
Danielson Famile: Who Are Parents
get the feeling somebody's acting in loco parentis these days?
Ninian Hawick: Scottish Rite Temple Stomp
my kiltmaker called and requested it, honest
Koola Lobitos: Highlife Time
Fela sings a chipper little good-time tune
ABBA: Honey Honey
strong candidate for happiest song of its happy decade
Jackson 5: I'll Bet You
also in the "inapposite covers" race--Michael sings Parliament!
Warsaw: Leaders of Men
Graeme Downes: Rock 'n' Roll Hero
OOIOO: Open Your Eyes You Can Fly
Betty Davis: Anti Love Song
Reading: Bruce Sterling: What Next?
Boredoms: 7 7 7 7 7
EYE turns it inside up on Rebore vol. 0
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