WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from August 16, 2011

Listener comments!
	12:01pm Alf from Upstate: Welcome to the streamwaves, Archie!
	12:05pm J J: Eurock! Cool.
	12:09pm AP: Hallo Gallo !
	12:11pm marcury: Looking forward to your show Archie.
	12:13pm AP: It's my first time. which they say is always the best so away we go eh ;-)
	12:15pm marcury: Popping your cherry on Give the Drummer Radio, it doesn't get much better than that!
	12:17pm AP: If you Google "Plastic People english translation of the 100 Points" you'll find a page where you can read what they are saying.
	12:18pm Doug Schulkind: Hey Archie, glad to have you aboard Give the Drummer Radio. Thanks for letting Tony take the week off so he can go scuba diving in the Willamette.
	12:20pm AP: Tony is an avid river swimmer and it's hot here today, so I'm sure he'll have fun ;-)
	12:23pm Hiro: Hi Archie, Hello from Tokyo. Now 1:23 AM midnight in Japan.
	12:25pm AP: Hallo my friend! Great to hear from you!
	12:27pm Hiro: Archie, It's very exciting and wonderful in real time chat. But I'm very sleepy.... Anyway,this program seems very cool.
	12:27pm AP: Heretic will be on at the end of the program 11:30 USA time...
	12:29pm Hiro: Yes,I know that. I will capture this stream after going home. and after waking up,I will listen it. this means tomorrow in Japan time.
	12:30pm AP: Sleep well!
	12:31pm Hiro: Thanks! I will. and my PC will wake up all night !
	12:36pm Ike: Sounds great! 11:30?!? Oh right, you're on Pacific Time. 11:30 PT is 2:30 ET.
	12:37pm AP: Thanks Ike! his guitar does send a tingle down my spine...
	12:52pm Hiro: Archie,Is ENSEMBLE DENTRO DE LA NADA, Which country's group ? and group name's meaning is "in no time at all ensemble" ?
	12:55pm AP: From Mexico, and loosely yhe name means Ensemble into Nothingness (or the Void)...
	1:05pm don: this is amazing. much thanks archie, tony and doug
	1:06pm AP: Glad you like it Doug!
	1:07pm AP: Doh DON! ;-)
	1:15pm don: it happens :) turn the n upside down and i'm only a letter away....
	1:17pm AP: Thanks for your patience with me, my senior moments come and go...
	1:17pm Doug: No worries, I like it, too.
	1:28pm BSI: OH THE HUMANITY! Just tuned in, already 90mins late and need to split again at 2.... sure, archives, etc etc, but.... but....
	1:32pm AP: Enjoy Chekalin! After him, we finish with Electric Orange (Germany) and Heretic (Japan). You can catch them + the earlier material via the archives - Enjoy!
	1:37pm Hiro: Hi all, If you'd want to save the stream in real time, Please use VLC software. I also use this free software,one is for capture the stream,and another one is for listening. so,we can take rest ,apart from PC.
	1:37pm BSI: By the way, Archie: I owe you much belated thanks: Sometime around 1983, a friend gave me a huge batch of Eurock lecture tapes. I was already into the music but it was my first exposure to many of the greats ... so, some 28 years later and the record collection is still being affected...
	1:40pm AP: ;-)) I'm honored to have played a part in your enjoyment of music my friend!
	1:42pm BSI: I specifically remember hearing the entirety of Restless Skylight Transistor Child (from ADII's "Dance of the Lemmings"), for the first time, from those tapes. Sitting slack-jawed on my floor like a happy idiot. Great discoveries.
	1:44pm AP: Contact me via the Eurock web site and I'll turn you on to an MP3 CD of the entire cassette series if you'd like...
	1:47pm Give the Drummer Radio!: To all enjoying Archie's fill-in show for Tony Coulter... Give the Drummer Radio is an alternate stream from WFMU. It runs 24 hours a day. In its default mode, it plays continuous selections of amazing music from all over. Several times a week, regular radio programs—with live, real-time interactive playlists and comments—take over the stream. To tune anytime, just click this link: http://wfmu.org/wfmu_drummer.pls For a schedule of regular radio broadcasts on the stream, go here: http://wfmu.org/table?period=7115 Many more radio shows in the works for Give the Drummer Radio. To get on the mailing list and to receive a weekly e-newsletter, please send an email request here: http://tinyurl.com/4jswezh
	1:53pm Hiro: Archie, MIKHAIL CHEKALIN's music remind me the 2004' August time,visiting your home. It's very beautiful and quiet town. and guiding me the mountain. During the stay in Portland,it's enjoyable and happy time.
	1:56pm AP: I remember that time fondly. It was a great visit and beautiful drive out to Multnomah Falls in the beautiful early Fall weather...
	2:00pm Hiro: Yes,Portland is very beautiful. and it's wonderful in quiet around your home. In Tokyo,it's very noisy and no wood,green. BTW,I will be able to wake up until the end.maybe.....
	2:02pm AP: I want to say a special thanks at this point to my good pal Tony Coulter for sharing his air time with me. Also WFMU for keeping alive the great free spirit of radio in today's era of corporate media empire. It reminds me of 1971 when I first did FM radio down in Calif. Thanks or having me contribute!
	2:05pm don: electrocuting!
	2:05pm Doug Schulkind: WFMU, where 1971 lives!
	2:10pm J J: Has anyone ever made a comprehensive list of all the great music to come out in 1971? Seems like a magical year.
	2:13pm Hiro: How about this URL lists ? http://rateyourmusic.com/list/Poohkali/the_best_albums_of_1971
	2:14pm AP: The year I graduated from college... and got my first air post shipment of OHR "Krautrock" LPs from a new store in Noting Hill Gate, London, Virgin Records - the beginning of Richard Branson's empire...
	2:25pm Hiro: About the title of CD,Requiem, At that time,releasing CD,this meaning was just recollection about my past mucical work. But after big earthquarke on March 11th,this title has much more important and worth for me. I and my family was not effected by that earthquarke and tsunami. but many Japanese had died or lost about 20 thousands people by that disaster. By meltwown,second accident of Fukushima atomic power plant, We now know that meat and rice are polluted by nuclear. Plobably it's the same as fish and seafood. and even in Tokyo,air is still be nuclear pollution as not high value,but not low. and we feel still earthquake at least one time in one week in Tokyo. I don't know Japan has not power and resurgence or not. But,I'd like to dedicate my work to lost souls by that disaster and the Japanese young genalation who will be actively in future for Japan. Lastly,I also thanks to Archie for this CD relasing,becasue I can contact with other Heretic members after releasing this CD ! God Bless you, Hiro Kawahara / Heretic in Tokyo
	2:26pm AP: I dedicate this last segment to Hiro in Tokyo who has been listening. Thank you for all the years of friendship and your great music!
	2:27pm Hiro: Thanks,Archie. and Gentlemen,I hope you like my music.
	2:36pm CJ: The Heretic music is truly powerful. It feels drawn from the power and beauty of nature... something new coming around the corner, always in motion. Thank you for sharing this gem.
	2:38pm AP: Thank You for listening!
	2:39pm Hiro: Thank you so much. This Spiral is the lst recording under the name of Heretic,1999, at the studio live in Kyoto,before moving to Tokyo.
	2:45pm CJ: Hiro, It is great to have you listening along with us and sharing your thoughts. music has the power to build bridges across the world, but rarely do we get a chance to listen and communicate with the musicians.
	2:50pm Hiro: It's happy to spend the time with you in real time. Please check another heretic,if you are interested in. and please visit http://fweb.midi.co.jp/~heretic/ Have a nice day. I will go to bed soon.
	2:54pm AP: Sleep well!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from August 16, 2011

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August 16, 2011: Eurock's Archie Patterson fills in for Tony

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time

PLASTIC PEOPLE OF THE UNIVERSE	Magicke Noci	Egon Bondy's Happy Hearts Club Banned	SCOPA	1974	0:01:58 (Pop-up)
PLASTIC PEOPLE OF THE UNIVERSE	100 Points	100 Points (cassette)	Eurock	1980	0:06:56 (Pop-up)

VIA LACTEA	Structure of the Universe	Carlos Alvarado ~ Via Lactea	Momia	1980	0:28:37 (Pop-up)
VIA LACTEA	Rosa Mexicano "Rosa Mexicano" by "VIA LACTEA"	El Puente de Alvarado	Momia	1995	0:34:28 (Pop-up)
VIA LACTEA	Betelgeuse "Betelgeuse" by "VIA LACTEA"	Via Lactea 1977-1997	Momia	1997	0:38:20 (Pop-up)
VIA LACTEA	Necronomicon III "Necronomicon III" by "VIA LACTEA"	Via Lactea 1977-1997	Momia	1997	0:40:32 (Pop-up)
ENSEMBLE DENTRO DE LA NADA	Dos Formas	Ensemble Dentro de la Nada	Momia	2007	0:43:35 (Pop-up)
ENSEMBLE DENTRO DE LA NADA	Puente en el Bosque	Ensemble Dentro de la Nada	Momia	2007	0:49:37 (Pop-up)

TANGLE EDGE	Nephthys "Nephthys" by "TANGLE EDGE"	In Search of a New Dawn	Demi Monde	1994	0:56:21 (Pop-up)
TANGLE EDGE	The Centipede's Tune "The Centipede's Tune" by "TANGLE EDGE"	In Search of a New Dawn	Demi Monde	1994	1:00:38 (Pop-up)
TANGLE EDGE	Cryptic Empire & the Principal Sanctuary	Eulogy	Eastworld	1992	1:06:15 (Pop-up)
TANGLE EDGE	Hesperus "Hesperus" by "TANGLE EDGE"	Tarka	Delirium	1993	1:17:39 (Pop-up)

MIKHAIL CHEKALIN	Catharsis "Catharsis" by "MIKHAIL CHEKALIN"	Catharsis	MIR	2010	1:24:55 (Pop-up)
MIKHAIL CHEKALIN	Untimely 3 "Untimely 3" by "MIKHAIL CHEKALIN"	Untimely	MIR	2007	1:38:18 (Pop-up)
MIKHAIL CHEKALIN	Cross of Mercy 1	Historic Edition Vol. 9	MIR	2011	1:40:49 (Pop-up)

ELECTRIC ORANGE	Electripity XVI "Electripity XVI" by "ELECTRIC ORANGE"	Electric Orange	Manikin	1993	1:52:26 (Pop-up)
ELECTRIC ORANGE	Koodu "Koodu" by "ELECTRIC ORANGE"	Fleischwerk	Sulatron	2008	1:58:22 (Pop-up)
ELECTRIC ORANGE	Rote Flocken "Rote Flocken" by "ELECTRIC ORANGE"	Morbus	Sulatron	2007	2:04:55 (Pop-up)
ELECTRIC ORANGE	The Return of Eugene, Be Careful	Orange Commutation	Delirium	1996	2:09:59 (Pop-up)

HERETIC	Spiral "Spiral" by "HERETIC"	Requiem	Zen	2010	2:22:06 (Pop-up)
HERETIC	Drugging for M "Drugging for M" by "HERETIC"	Requiem	Zen	2010	2:41:48 (Pop-up)

HERETIC	El Rayo de Luna "El Rayo de Luna" by "HERETIC"	Requiem	Zen	2010	2:47:45 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:01pm Alf from Upstate: Welcome to the streamwaves, Archie!
	12:05pm J J: Eurock! Cool.
	12:09pm AP: Hallo Gallo !
	12:11pm marcury: Looking forward to your show Archie.
	12:13pm AP: It's my first time. which they say is always the best so away we go eh ;-)
	12:15pm marcury: Popping your cherry on Give the Drummer Radio, it doesn't get much better than that!
	12:17pm AP: If you Google "Plastic People english translation of the 100 Points" you'll find a page where you can read what they are saying.
	12:18pm Doug Schulkind: Hey Archie, glad to have you aboard Give the Drummer Radio. Thanks for letting Tony take the week off so he can go scuba diving in the Willamette.
	12:20pm AP: Tony is an avid river swimmer and it's hot here today, so I'm sure he'll have fun ;-)
	12:23pm Hiro: Hi Archie, Hello from Tokyo. Now 1:23 AM midnight in Japan.
	12:25pm AP: Hallo my friend! Great to hear from you!
	12:27pm Hiro: Archie, It's very exciting and wonderful in real time chat. But I'm very sleepy.... Anyway,this program seems very cool.
	12:27pm AP: Heretic will be on at the end of the program 11:30 USA time...
	12:29pm Hiro: Yes,I know that. I will capture this stream after going home. and after waking up,I will listen it. this means tomorrow in Japan time.
	12:30pm AP: Sleep well!
	12:31pm Hiro: Thanks! I will. and my PC will wake up all night !
	12:36pm Ike: Sounds great! 11:30?!? Oh right, you're on Pacific Time. 11:30 PT is 2:30 ET.
	12:37pm AP: Thanks Ike! his guitar does send a tingle down my spine...
	12:52pm Hiro: Archie,Is ENSEMBLE DENTRO DE LA NADA, Which country's group ? and group name's meaning is "in no time at all ensemble" ?
	12:55pm AP: From Mexico, and loosely yhe name means Ensemble into Nothingness (or the Void)...
	1:05pm don: this is amazing. much thanks archie, tony and doug
	1:06pm AP: Glad you like it Doug!
	1:07pm AP: Doh DON! ;-)
	1:15pm don: it happens :) turn the n upside down and i'm only a letter away....
	1:17pm AP: Thanks for your patience with me, my senior moments come and go...
	1:17pm Doug: No worries, I like it, too.
	1:28pm BSI: OH THE HUMANITY! Just tuned in, already 90mins late and need to split again at 2.... sure, archives, etc etc, but.... but....
	1:32pm AP: Enjoy Chekalin! After him, we finish with Electric Orange (Germany) and Heretic (Japan). You can catch them + the earlier material via the archives - Enjoy!
	1:37pm Hiro: Hi all, If you'd want to save the stream in real time, Please use VLC software. I also use this free software,one is for capture the stream,and another one is for listening. so,we can take rest ,apart from PC.
	1:37pm BSI: By the way, Archie: I owe you much belated thanks: Sometime around 1983, a friend gave me a huge batch of Eurock lecture tapes. I was already into the music but it was my first exposure to many of the greats ... so, some 28 years later and the record collection is still being affected...
	1:40pm AP: ;-)) I'm honored to have played a part in your enjoyment of music my friend!
	1:42pm BSI: I specifically remember hearing the entirety of Restless Skylight Transistor Child (from ADII's "Dance of the Lemmings"), for the first time, from those tapes. Sitting slack-jawed on my floor like a happy idiot. Great discoveries.
	1:44pm AP: Contact me via the Eurock web site and I'll turn you on to an MP3 CD of the entire cassette series if you'd like...
	1:47pm Give the Drummer Radio!: To all enjoying Archie's fill-in show for Tony Coulter... Give the Drummer Radio is an alternate stream from WFMU. It runs 24 hours a day. In its default mode, it plays continuous selections of amazing music from all over. Several times a week, regular radio programs—with live, real-time interactive playlists and comments—take over the stream. To tune anytime, just click this link: http://wfmu.org/wfmu_drummer.pls For a schedule of regular radio broadcasts on the stream, go here: http://wfmu.org/table?period=7115 Many more radio shows in the works for Give the Drummer Radio. To get on the mailing list and to receive a weekly e-newsletter, please send an email request here: http://tinyurl.com/4jswezh
	1:53pm Hiro: Archie, MIKHAIL CHEKALIN's music remind me the 2004' August time,visiting your home. It's very beautiful and quiet town. and guiding me the mountain. During the stay in Portland,it's enjoyable and happy time.
	1:56pm AP: I remember that time fondly. It was a great visit and beautiful drive out to Multnomah Falls in the beautiful early Fall weather...
	2:00pm Hiro: Yes,Portland is very beautiful. and it's wonderful in quiet around your home. In Tokyo,it's very noisy and no wood,green. BTW,I will be able to wake up until the end.maybe.....
	2:02pm AP: I want to say a special thanks at this point to my good pal Tony Coulter for sharing his air time with me. Also WFMU for keeping alive the great free spirit of radio in today's era of corporate media empire. It reminds me of 1971 when I first did FM radio down in Calif. Thanks or having me contribute!
	2:05pm don: electrocuting!
	2:05pm Doug Schulkind: WFMU, where 1971 lives!
	2:10pm J J: Has anyone ever made a comprehensive list of all the great music to come out in 1971? Seems like a magical year.
	2:13pm Hiro: How about this URL lists ? http://rateyourmusic.com/list/Poohkali/the_best_albums_of_1971
	2:14pm AP: The year I graduated from college... and got my first air post shipment of OHR "Krautrock" LPs from a new store in Noting Hill Gate, London, Virgin Records - the beginning of Richard Branson's empire...
	2:25pm Hiro: About the title of CD,Requiem, At that time,releasing CD,this meaning was just recollection about my past mucical work. But after big earthquarke on March 11th,this title has much more important and worth for me. I and my family was not effected by that earthquarke and tsunami. but many Japanese had died or lost about 20 thousands people by that disaster. By meltwown,second accident of Fukushima atomic power plant, We now know that meat and rice are polluted by nuclear. Plobably it's the same as fish and seafood. and even in Tokyo,air is still be nuclear pollution as not high value,but not low. and we feel still earthquake at least one time in one week in Tokyo. I don't know Japan has not power and resurgence or not. But,I'd like to dedicate my work to lost souls by that disaster and the Japanese young genalation who will be actively in future for Japan. Lastly,I also thanks to Archie for this CD relasing,becasue I can contact with other Heretic members after releasing this CD ! God Bless you, Hiro Kawahara / Heretic in Tokyo
	2:26pm AP: I dedicate this last segment to Hiro in Tokyo who has been listening. Thank you for all the years of friendship and your great music!
	2:27pm Hiro: Thanks,Archie. and Gentlemen,I hope you like my music.
	2:36pm CJ: The Heretic music is truly powerful. It feels drawn from the power and beauty of nature... something new coming around the corner, always in motion. Thank you for sharing this gem.
	2:38pm AP: Thank You for listening!
	2:39pm Hiro: Thank you so much. This Spiral is the lst recording under the name of Heretic,1999, at the studio live in Kyoto,before moving to Tokyo.
	2:45pm CJ: Hiro, It is great to have you listening along with us and sharing your thoughts. music has the power to build bridges across the world, but rarely do we get a chance to listen and communicate with the musicians.
	2:50pm Hiro: It's happy to spend the time with you in real time. Please check another heretic,if you are interested in. and please visit http://fweb.midi.co.jp/~heretic/ Have a nice day. I will go to bed soon.
	2:54pm AP: Sleep well!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from August 16, 2011

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