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Flipper  Talk's Cheap   Favoriting Gone Fishin'  Subterranean      0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Hammerhead  Meanderthal   Favoriting Duh, The Big City  Amphetamine Reptile      0:02:37 (Pop-up)
Acid Eater  Susie's Gone (Acid Hell Mix)   Favoriting Dirty EP        0:06:38 (Pop-up)
Human Eye  Brain Zip   Favoriting They Came From The Sky  Sacred Bones      0:11:44 (Pop-up)
Total Control  For Lease   Favoriting Split w/ Thee Oh Sees  Castle Face    *   0:15:06 (Pop-up)
Nothing People  Compromised   Favoriting Smells Like Metal  Captcha    *   0:16:19 (Pop-up)
Cabaret Voltaire  Sly Doubt   Favoriting         0:19:31 (Pop-up)
Oneohtrix Point Never  Sleep Dealer   Favoriting Replica  Mexican Summer    *   0:24:39 (Pop-up)
AGF & Ellen Allien  Champagner 1-3   Favoriting Gedichterbe  Agf Producktion      0:26:40 (Pop-up)
RRose x Bob Ostertag  Shadow Pocket   Favoriting Motormouth Variations  Sandwell District    *   0:31:43 (Pop-up)
Andy Stott  Posers   Favoriting We Stay Together  Modern Love    *   0:35:22 (Pop-up)
<<hegemoany>>  curtkobain/michaeljackson   Favoriting     download    0:40:36 (Pop-up)
Pink Priest  Neck Tat   Favoriting Honeysuckle  La Station Radar    *   0:43:43 (Pop-up)
Mudboy  Starlight   Favoriting This is Folk Music  Weird Forest  Free Music Archive  *   0:46:41 (Pop-up)
Geraldo Pino & the Heartbeats  Let Them Talk   Favoriting Heavy Heavy Heavy        0:49:37 (Pop-up)
 
Mark Fell  This Side   Favoriting Periodic Orbits of a Dynamic System Related to a Knot  Editions Mego    *   1:03:09 (Pop-up)
Young Smoke  Wouldn't Get Far   Favoriting Bangs & Works Vol. 2: The Best Of Chicago Footwork  Planet Mu    *   1:12:28 (Pop-up)
Razor X Productions feat. Warrior Queen  Killer Queen   Favoriting         1:15:30 (Pop-up)
Sun Kich  Fruit Battery   Favoriting Lucky Mountain Hey!!!!!!!!!!  Japan Overseas    *   1:18:57 (Pop-up)
Magnetix  I drink (but my guitar doesn't)   Favoriting Drogue Electrique  Slovenly    *   1:20:23 (Pop-up)
Gibson Bros.  Thy Burdens Are Greater Than Mine   Favoriting Big Pine Boogie  Okra      1:24:42 (Pop-up)
Title Tracks  Turn Your Face   Favoriting Windian Records Sampler (V/A)  Windian Records    *   1:26:44 (Pop-up)
Gene Clark  One in a Hundred   Favoriting Roadmaster  Sundazed      1:29:16 (Pop-up)
Dalek I  We're All Actors   Favoriting Compass Kum'pas  Medical      1:32:26 (Pop-up)
Can  Oh Yeah   Favoriting Tago Mago (40th Anniversary Edition)  Spoon    *   1:35:24 (Pop-up)
The Renderers  This Shining Life   Favoriting A Rocket Into Nothing  Ba Da Bing!    *   1:42:26 (Pop-up)
Ted Lucas  Plain & Sane & Simple Melody   Favoriting Ted Lucas  Yoga Records      1:48:10 (Pop-up)
Disappears  Halo   Favoriting Guider  Kranky      1:50:34 (Pop-up)
 
Frozen Geese  Disclaimer Part 2 (exc)   Favoriting Disclaimer  Vanity Case Records  Free Music Archive
 
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To The Happy Few  Oceanic Feelin' (Black Vatican cover)   Favoriting beko_hartzine  BEKO-DSL      2:21:48 (Pop-up)
Earsmack  So This is How it Ends   Favoriting insta/gr/ambient: 25 sonic postcards  disquiet.net 
Free Music Archive
 
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Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino  Focu D'Amore   Favoriting Live at WFMU on Transpacific Sound Paradise October 8th, 2011    Free Music Archive
playing Global Fest NYC on Jan 8th
NPR Music preview stream curated by WFMU's Rob W
 
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Zs  33~   Favoriting 33 LP  Northern-Spy  Free Music Archive    2:32:42 (Pop-up)
NNY  Mustache Patrol   Favoriting Don't Happy, Be Worry    memb Vialka
Free Music Archive
 
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Sherbet Underground  Satan   Favoriting John Travolta and the Red Bandit on the Night of Full Moon   
Free Music Archive
 
  2:37:58 (Pop-up)
Los Monjo  Contaminacion   Favoriting COMPILADO 003  ESTÁNDAR 
Free Music Archive
 
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Los Mundos  No Me Grites   Favoriting COMPILADO 003  ESTÁNDAR    *   2:44:27 (Pop-up)
Ela Orleans  Song For Beko After It's Dead   Favoriting beko_00  BEKO-DSL  Free Music Archive
the last Beko release?
 
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Husker Du  Standing by the Sea   Favoriting Zen Arcade  SST      2:52:20 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!

  9:04am
Dead Corporate Eyes:

hi hi hello good morning happy thursday
  9:04am
Cheri Pi:

Heavy start. Nice.
  9:06am
jason:

g'mornin and welcome to 2012!
  9:09am
Yair Yona:

what's up
  9:10am
Andrea on the M62:

Wow that has woken me up
  9:11am
dc pat:

acid hell mix is good
  9:12am
Dead Corporate Eyes:

that is some strong stuff there
  9:15am
dc pat:

human eye is good
  9:16am
dc pat:

..etc, etc...man just keeps getting mORE good
  9:17am
Dead Corporate Eyes:

even, like, "better"!
  9:19am
jason:

what are your 2012 predictions, nostradomeses of the wfmu playlist comments?
  9:19am
nyc:

good morning good morning
  9:21am
MD:

Happy 2012 all!!! Have we all booked our passage on the "Mother Ship"??? Only one "carry on" permitted...XOXO
  9:21am
Yair Yona:

I predict a new album by Acid Mother's Temple.
  9:22am
Dead Corporate Eyes:

prediction #1: 2012 will come and go with no major changes to anything. Carry on towards our uncertain DOOM!
  9:26am
Caryn:

I predict that around October, there will be a major ad campaign for the "new Mayan calendar". After all, the old one will be running out soon, so you need to get the new one.
  9:27am
Snortley:

Prediction:
More of the same, only newer.
  9:27am
earwax:

I predict that many people will die and even more will be born.
  9:27am
with a song:

Doom doom doom doom,
Doombie doombie
doom doom doom doom doom,
Doombie doombie
doom doom doom doom doom,
Doombie doombie doom,
Wah wah wah wah-ahhh...
  9:28am
northguineahills:

Nice pairing, AGF w/ Ellen Allien.
  9:29am
earwax:

I feel just like the Amazing Criswell. Although, my hair isn't as cool.
  9:29am
still b/p:

Can I get a new Mayan calendar with pictures of impossibly cute jaguar cubs?
  9:30am
Caryn:

Prediction no. 2: Over 90 % of all new year's resolutions will have been broken before the start of February.
  9:30am
dc pat:

man, how big are those mayan calendars anyway? Imagine hanging one on your wall. It'd have to be a pretty fucking big nail.
  9:33am
MD:

YEAH!!!! b/p...each "page" would be carved witha cute cub...you would need a crane to chance the months!!!
  9:34am
Caryn:

Yeah, but now you can get the new mayan calendar as an app. Way more convenient. With your choice of cute jaguar cub, funny emperor tamarin or fuzzy baby capybara as illustration.
  9:36am
northguineahills:

I just saw the calender when I was in Mexico City last month. You'd need a giant-ass loft apartment to fit that inside.
  9:38am
northguineahills:

I like where this set is going....
  9:39am
still b/p:

I predict it's going to be wicked painful when I pay for a heating oil delivery tomorrow. And I will dream of using oil speculators for blood sacrifices and hanging a few of their heads off the fill pipe on the side of the house.
  9:41am
Caryn:

Oh hell, do it b/p! As your defence, claim that the blood sacrifices are part of your religion, and that the government shouldn't be messing with your religious freedom. Might not work, though.
  9:41am
Dead Corporate Eyes:

you live out in the boonies there still b/p?
  9:42am
northguineahills:

MJ? This is the second day in a row I've heard MJ on WFMU. weird....
  9:44am
still b/p:

In Maine city. Prices jumping fast just since yesterday. $3.37 the lowest found.
  9:50am
Dead Corporate Eyes:

prediction #3: Jason will surprise and wow us with many great live performances this year
  9:51am
Yair Yona:

prediction : Elvis will be found alive and kicking and lives in Jerusalem (he's a rabbi you know)
  9:52am
dc pat:

prediction: the market for big fucking nails will skyrocket along with the price of oil in Maine City
  9:56am
BSI:

"I predict: They're gonna stop having the sun, so you'd better get tan NOW."
--R.Mael
  9:58am
still b/p:

There's an artist up here maybe'll let me borrrow/barter some BFNs:
http://tinyurl.com/7vnzkyk

In other Mayan matters, you can see today's date or enter your birth date to see it in Mayan glyphs here if you scroll down a bit:
http://www.ancientscripts.com/maya.html
  9:59am
northguineahills:

Bob Ostertag's Motormouth is Pay-what-you-wish download on his website.
  10:05am
Cecile:

I think some business opportunities are:
- developing apples that will grow in tropical temperatures
- breeding water buffalo that will thrive in Minnesota
- and inventing 1000000000000 spf sunscreen.
  10:06am
pierre (non-listener listener):

Bonjour Jason, happy to be here, and would prefer to hear…
but then again, work came on the way…
  10:08am
pierre (non-listener listener):

the FMA list was a very fun thing to make, it actually really make me want to get involve more into the FMA, by trying to write articles, mix, visuals, and such… just because music is so great (you know…)
  10:12am
Dead Corporate Eyes:

good predictions all around. this crew should be consulted by the new world order!
  10:21am
dc pat:

prediction: Sun Kich will take over the ROCK WORLD!!
  10:24am
Dead Corporate Eyes:

now that's my kind of guitar-playin'
  10:31am
Dead Corporate Eyes:

what a great Gene Clark tune!
  10:42am
Cheri Pi:

this is the perfect song.
  10:43am
2012 Calendar:

Maya con dios, my darlings!
  10:44am
Yair Yona:

I love Roadmaster. such an underrated album.
  10:44am
Yair Yona:

prediction : Sun Araw switches to accordion.
  10:49am
Cecile:

Yair Yona opens for Lady Gaga, sudddenly a million finger-picking guitar vids are uploaded to YouTube.
  10:49am
PAS Music:

Great show!
  10:52am
kate:

awesome show dude
  10:53am
Richard from Venezuela:

Greetings Jason and all the listeners.
  10:54am
G:

Harold Camping will convert to Mayanism
  10:55am
Cheri Pi:

The Who will let the dogs out.
  10:56am
dc pat:

Husker Du will do a reunion tour. JUST kidding...
  10:58am
Dead Corporate Eyes:

Husker OH NO HE DIDN'T
  11:00am
dc pat:

Yamamoto on that Sun Kich album? That guy is nuts.
  11:01am
Carmichael:

Jesus' gggggg grandson will be found alive living in Europe. He plays in a Spinal Tap tribute band by night, and works on the Volvo assembly line by day.
  11:03am
dc pat:

yes always!
  11:03am
Cecile:

Play some Gap Band.
  11:03am
PAS Music:

Husker Du at half speed or slower!
  11:04am
Cecile:

Old Empire from Grant Hart's band.
A great f-you Bob slag.
Or Cabaret by Morel - a onetime Bob Mould collaborator who is a better artist in his own right.
  11:05am
Cecile:

I have a love-hate affair with the Huskers..
  11:06am
BSI:

I'm having a love-love affair with some cold geese.
  11:06am
Cheri Pi:

Husker Du want to know if we're lonely, set up a hotline staffed with Loutallica.
  11:07am
Cecile:

Morel's song has that great line: "I'll stand by the side of the road where you left me/Singing life is a cabaret."
  11:07am
dc pat:

I thought Bob fronting No Age was amazing. Who needs Grant Hart?
  11:07am
bill:

Jason, do you have any Bob fronting No Age?
  11:08am
Cecile:

Grant Hart has his flaws, but is pretty great.
He marches to the beat of his own drummer. for sure.
  11:09am
Cecile:

But frankly, Greg Norton was the smart one out of all of them. He plays Crimson-like fear-prog with friends from Zebulon Pike, is a noted chef and stays above all the BS. Before Metal Circus came out, he was the frontman onstage - cracking jokes and working the crowd.
  11:10am
Cecile:

I saw some video of that and it gave me a whole light on the damaged Huskers dynamic. As they mixed Greg out of the picture, it got less and less interesting to me.
  11:11am
G:

After the election in November, the winning side will say they have a mandate, and the losing side will say the election was stolen.

Wow, this is easy!
  11:12am
bill:

Cecile, that sounds like very interesting video. Can you direct me to it?
  11:12am
Nate in Detroit:

Holy Crap, that beer nerd meetup sounds amazing! WFMU and Canadian Breakfast Stout at an arcade?! I think my head might explode. The only way it could possibly be more perfectly tailored to fit my interests would be to add a bike ride in there somewhere. So bummed I can't make it.
  11:14am
jason:

hey bill, got to see Bob + No Age doin the du live once, but i don't have any on me
  11:14am
Cecile:

I wish I could. Maybe try "early Husker Du" on YouTube?
Some guy I don't know hauled it out at a "boys night" where we all brought our favorite rock DVDs and drank beer. It was from a handheld camcorder at the Entry in '82 or '83.
  11:16am
Cecile:

FYI, in some circles I am a token "boy".
  11:16am
andymorphic:

i saw mould do a solo set last year and i reminded of how many brilliant songs that guy had written.
  11:17am
andymorphic:

and du really were pioneers....zen archade was a sonic revelation when it first came out
  11:19am
Cecile:

you know, everyone loves Zen. And I appreciate it. But I just got a lot more out of its cousin album Double Nickels on the Dime.
  11:19am
northguineahills:

Jeese! I love these Frozen Geese!
  11:20am
Cecile:

then again, I liked Gang of Four better than the Buzzcocks.
  11:20am
andymorphic:

everything on sst was amazing
  11:22am
andymorphic:

but du kind of gave validity to the hold hardcore thing.....the song writing was undeniably good and anyone who heard it regardless of musical taste had to give it and them props......i remember being shocked when they got signed to warner
  11:22am
Auril:

blood eyes are smiling something reminds me something reminds you
!!!!!!! OHH YES!!!!! BOM!!!
  11:23am
dc pat:

I'm with you on Gang of 4 but I think it's a toss up between Zen Arcade and Doub Nickles, for very different reasons.
  11:23am
bill:

Thanks Cecile
  11:23am
andymorphic:

gang of four are better than buzzcocks....but the fall beat them all
  11:24am
dc pat:

...I mean I love both albums for very different reasons...
  11:24am
BSI:

Jesus Hell-Bats, those geese.
  11:25am
pierre (non-listener listener):

ah… frozen geese's disclaimer on the favs of 2012
  11:26am
Cecile:

The Fall are king.
  11:26am
andymorphic:

zen and double were very different but represented hardcore maturing...that went i many directions...it was an exciting time..
  11:27am
dc pat:

can't argue with the Fall, although truth be told, I'd probably pick out a Buzzcocks tune to listen to before the other Go4 or Fall.
  11:29am
Cecile:

it was, but kind of also a beginning of the end. A lot of people who were starting to do interesting things with hardcore - Scream, Really Red, Sorry, GI, Articles of Faith kind of got lost in the shuffle. (also the fact that people were inventing the indie business model as they went along didn't help.)
  11:29am
Worldpop:

This is by far one of the most addicting stations that I have ever listened to!
  11:29am
andymorphic:

this about the fall and wire is they are still putting out great material....go4 and buzzcocks are done creatively
  11:30am
Cecile:

I realized a long time ago that I am not that much of a treble person, and the Du and Buzzcocks are all treble to me.
  11:30am
Cecile:

I agree with that andy.
  11:32am
andymorphic:

don't get me started on articles of faith....i wore at aof shirt till it fell off my body....didn't mould produce their first record?
  11:32am
dc pat:

I'm ALL treble though I can't hear in bars anymore. in a similar vain, there was a great interview w/ Ian MacKaye on our local pub radio yesterday. I think his indie business model is pretty cool though maybe too exclusive.
  11:33am
Cecile:

this is incredible.

Yes. And I sold the AoF album to a member of Fishbone where I worked!
  11:33am
northguineahills:

damnage, Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino was awesome. You're killing as always Jason!
  11:36am
Ike:

I liked Bob Mould's later project Sugar more than Dü. Is that strange?
  11:36am
BSI:

@DCPat: heh, I'm "somewhat" curious about that interview but can't get around to it (seem to be filling my ears with WFMU: tough habit to put down for a few minutes)... I guess you you've made it in this town if Kojo N. is interviewing you on the tin box...
  11:37am
Cecile:

Ike, the only thing stranger is that I probably enjoyed "homosapien" as much if not more than the Buzzcocks.
  11:37am
andymorphic:

in winnipeg it was metal that killed hardcore. slayer played in like 84..opening for verbal assault and everything changed ... all the hardcore went metal.
  11:39am
Cecile:

Or people discovered the Stooges or Birthday party like The Necros and Die Kreuzen, respectively.
  11:39am
dc pat:

BSI: I think he has a lot of integrity and tells a good story. as punk rockers go, he's a pretty good egg. Right about Koko--I was surprised that he was so well informed about DC punk...or Fugazi anyway.
  11:39am
northguineahills:

@Ike: I feel the same way. I love Sugar. I never got into Husker Du. I think I just have one dubbed cassette of Husker Du.
  11:40am
Cecile:

I actually really like "Flip Your Wig" a whole lot.
  11:40am
bill:

Thanks anyway Jason (work gets in the way sometimes)
  11:40am
Carmichael:

My next band will be called The Treble Persons.
  11:40am
BSI:

@Andymorphic: At that point there was enough HC/metal crossover to give a lot of us punks a guilty pleasure... Wasn't Sacred Denial from WFMU country / NJ?
  11:40am
dc pat:

I dunno, I just thought sugar were predictable...
  11:41am
dc pat:

ok early lunch commenters, happy new year to you, jason!
  11:42am
Cecile:

happy New Year, pat!
  11:43am
andymorphic:

i never got into sugar...it seemed two dimentional compared to what was going on around it
  11:44am
northguineahills:

Sugar was poppy, as predictable as pop tends to be.
  11:44am
Ike:

D.C. radio... ugh... I hate stations that will interview a great musician but never play any of the actual music. I still despise WAMU for throwing all of its bluegrass shows overboard years & years ago. Oh right, they "moved" to the HD2 channel, as if anybody uses HD radio. And now WAMU is trying to carpetbag another NPR station's territory on the Eastern Shore. Jackasses.
  11:44am
Cecile:

I think that was the era where I only listened to GBV, free jazz and Captain Beefheart (most of the 90s.)
  11:45am
Cecile:

and whatever electronica tapes my AOL penpal would send me.
  11:46am
Cecile:

I'm finding 90s stuff I missed all the time.
  11:47am
kme in chi:

Ike: But then there was Greaseman!

Cecile: My 2012 prediction is that this is the year that 90s retro will go REALLY big.
  11:48am
Cecile:

@kme I trust you.
I'm holding out for Hypercolor shirts to come back.
  11:49am
bill:

Greaseman... I need the Men in Black to erase my memory.
  11:49am
northguineahills:

Dug those Mexi bands, haven't heard any from that label before.
  11:50am
Detroit Mac:

I was sorry to just learn that Jennifer Miro of The Nuns died on December 16 at the age of 54 in New York City. News of her death was only officially announced today.
  11:50am
andymorphic:

the 90's is when i realized music had a history and was not limited to my local scene
  11:51am
Ike:

Never got into Greaseman. That was a long time ago, yeah? We also had WHFS, if you're going to be nostalgic.
  11:52am
Cecile:

oh, jeez, Mac, that is sad.
  11:53am
JT:

Zen Arcade it is then
  11:53am
bill:

"Oasis are definitely the Beatles of the 90s!" - Z100
  11:53am
Cheri Pi:

Nice!
  11:53am
andymorphic:

she was wild wild wild and you couldnt tame her
  11:54am
BSI:

For me in the early '80s, it was WMUC (u.of maryland), WCVT (towson state u), and WHFS. ... Seemed like all the menacing jocks on the school-bus were big Greaseman heads... Nowadays of course, radio down here is long dead. Long live FMU.
  11:55am
dc pat:

that's why so many commenters are DCers
  11:56am
andymorphic:

canada had brave new waves on the cbc. all night. it was amazing. rip.
  11:57am
Ike:

Too bad WMUC could never get above 10 watts... at a whopping height of 3 feet! Would've done D.C. radio a world of good. I heard some amazing things on there on the rare occasion that I visited College Park. They're still there, yeah? Still trapped in the FCC's backyard, can't get away with anything, I'm sure.
  11:58am
Cecile:

andy, I heard that a lot.
I'd be playing these records I kept trying to get the other college djs to play, and here was a national radio station confirming what I liked!
  11:58am
dc pat:

but the thing that bugs me most about H Du is Harts drums--they sound like shit almost universally. Total crap on Zen, like wet towels. I know very little drums from SST was good but come ON!
  11:58am
bill:

Cecile have you read "Freedom"? Late 70s/early 80s MPLS - a major scene takes place at 7th St Entry. I was at Mac at the time, saw Husker Du play the concert hall. I think there were 4 of us watching.
  11:59am
Cecile:

no, I haven't read it.
Who wrote it?
I remember finding copies of Sweet Potato and whatnot and wanting to be there.
  12:00pm
Cecile:

I went there for Minicon and proudly sported my Clash and B-52s badges I bought next door to the hotel.
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