WFMU: Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl: Playlist from June 28, 2022

Listener comments!
	3:03pm prof.fuzz: Blast off!
	3:03pm ultradamno: CC! Blastards! CAN you dig it?!
	3:04pm kuriousornj: Can We Love
	3:04pm Analog Nights: How many VU songs are better than this? Maybe zero.
	3:04pm chresti: The Can
	3:05pm prof.fuzz: Sad day in Texas and Casa de Fuzz as we mourn the passing of Kelly Younger, guitarist in the pioneering Houston punk band Really Red. Peace and love to his family and friends.
	3:06pm Creamo Coyl: Hey y'alll Thx fer lisisisneineienwdeifnecieidooooriiiiitteeee
	3:08pm tim from washington: Wow! Malcolm Mooney! Way to go, Creamo!
	3:08pm Avrilinmay: may they rest in peace @prof.fuzz
	3:09pm tim from washington: I'[m sorry to hear that, prof. Really Red were an amazingly unique and incredible band.
	3:09pm chris in the redwoods: whoa! i'm so happy to be tuned in for this interview. Malcom Mooney! <star struck>
	3:10pm Creamo Coyl: RIP Unfortunately, they're still teaching you the fear down in Tejas...
	3:13pm prof.fuzz: @Tim: One of the best ever out of texas. They were friends and mentors to my teenage self, and I'm fortunate to have been able to keep up with Kelly (and Bob) over the years. Kelly was diagnosed with dementia about four years ago, and sadly, his condition declined fairly rapidly. As Creamo notes, Teaching You the Fear is still powerfully relevant down here. If you're not hip to Really Red, AFTER Creamo's show, dive in. Anyone who digs Spin Age Blasters ought to dig Really Red.
	3:14pm ultradamno: RIP KY great, great band
	3:15pm tim from washington: @prof - those guys were a bit older too? I remember reading a Mark Arm interview talking about Really Red. One of his earlier bands played with Really Red and he was in awe that some of the Really Red guys had seen MC5.
	3:16pm xtrakrispy: Phoebe’s still exists! Site of the annual TVT Records memorial holiday party.
	3:17pm tim from washington: What bands/posters are you referring to, Creamo?
	3:17pm prof.fuzz: @Tim: Yeah, they were all about ten years older than me (I'm 57 now). I met them when I was 16 or 17.
	3:18pm Creamo Coyl: Here's the show at Ulrik Gallery: ulrik.nyc...
	3:22pm ultradamno: twitter.com...
	3:23pm Creamo Coyl: Referring to a jazz festival in 1975 in NYC that Malcolm did the poster for w/ Human Arts Ensemble, Charles Tyler Ensemble, Julius Hemphill etc.
	3:24pm prof.fuzz: @Tim: Really Red played with Mr Epp and the Calculations on one of RR's west coast tours. I bought the Mr Epp tape (in a sandwich baggie with photocopied cover and note) from Ronnie Bond (RR's singer and owner of Real Records).
	3:24pm Analog Nights: August 21 Malcolm Mooney live at Union Pool FREE SHOW
	3:25pm Niall: I've never heard The Mooney Suzuki, but I always liked that as a name for a band.
	3:26pm The Butterman: I like the art critic side of Creamo. Nice surprise Creamy!
	3:26pm tim from washington: @Creamo - Oh wow! @prof - That's awesome!
	3:28pm karlward: prof.fuzz: damn it all to hell, I love Really Red
	3:31pm Creamo Coyl: Apologies for treblekicked Creamo. MM sounds good tho. Guy's got a great voice huh.
	3:31pm ultradamno: reallyredtx.wordpress.com...
	3:32pm Creamo Coyl: Without Serge, there might be no Monster Movie.
	3:33pm captain beef fart: This is great stuff
	3:33pm Devin B.: This is amazing. Thanks, Creamo!
	3:33pm Creamo Coyl: A seriou scase can be made that Malcolm is as revolutionary a rock n roll singer as Iggy Pop and Lou Reed. In fact, if you pay me, I'll make that case in print (digital counts).
	3:33pm drew: Just tuned in. Hey - that's not Harvey Keitel!
	3:34pm Ken From Hyde Park: "I am Creamo. Hear me roar."
	3:35pm Creamo Coyl: That was supposed to be Morton chiming in.
	3:35pm Creamo Coyl: Well, Nial, when you finally hear the Mooney Suzuki, don't tell me I didn't warn you.
	3:35pm kuriousornj: who is Serge ?!
	3:36pm Creamo Coyl: en.wikipedia.org...
	3:37pm ultradamno: That rack looks nuts
	3:38pm Creamo Coyl: That's what he said
	3:38pm Creamo Coyl: If I could hang out with any two people in history it would probably be with Serge and Malcolm, as long as I can play the synth.
	3:39pm Creamo Coyl: Dammit, can't believe I didn't get Malcolm to do a station ID. I'm slippin.
	3:42pm prof.fuzz: Thanks for the link, ultraD! I was at so many of those houston shows...
	3:43pm ultradamno: I'm Malcolm Mooney, You Doo Right and listen to Spin Age Blaster on WFMU @prof are there any obits online?
	3:46pm prof.fuzz: @ultraD: Right now, there are a couple of FB posts; one by his wife, Linda Younger (of Mydolls), and one by his Really Red bandmate Bob Weber. Linda said a memorial was being planned.
	3:46pm ultradamno: Thx
	3:47pm tim from washington: I was not ready for later Can when I first heard them 25 years ago or so. It sounds pretty damn great to me right now.
	3:50pm karlward: The Wildflowers comp! So great!
	3:51pm ultradamno: I started with Future Days, which is still not my favorite, which put me off for awhile, if I had started Ege, Monster Movie or Tago, it would have been different
	3:51pm ultradamno: A similar experience that I had with Roxy Music, picking up Siren first...
	3:55pm Will the Sound Guy: I've been diggin the interview, gotta catch the rest in the archives... Thank you Creamo and Malcolm!!!
	4:02pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I heard the village in Manhattan was really really really rough in the 70's from a former college student in those days.
	4:05pm tim from washington: John Lydon got his PIL vocal delivery from this song in my opinion.
	4:05pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Can is a really really great band that I heard referred to as "The German Pink Floyd". However, I think they are much much more than that. I think its great they made some songs that were kinda pop songs and not just self absorbed noise. They really could hypnotize the listener which I think is their charm. I think they had some of the roots of punk in them in their dissonance affinity.
	4:06pm Creamo Coyl: Oh Lydon is hugely influenced by Malcolm.
	4:07pm Creamo Coyl: Can is, like, the best. Ridiculously great band.
	4:07pm Jessie: Can drummer Jaki Liebezeit made the Motorik beat funky, despite his penchant for glorious repetition.
	4:08pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I think Tim from Washington is onto something there with the PIL John Lydon comment. Can reminds me of Monks also a bit in their anger and loping 60s psych song structure. Creamo-they are one of my top 10 bands I think.
	4:09pm tim from washington: Are the Lost Tapes still available? @Wild Neil - well, you know what country the Monks performed in right? I never made that connection until you pointed it out.
	4:10pm Creamo Coyl: Listen to the way that Malcolm settles into the pocket while Jaki takes the lead. That is trust, and skill.
	4:10pm ultradamno: I don't think they put second edition into a can for nothing
	4:11pm Creamo Coyl: I bet at least one person in Can saw The Monks play.
	4:12pm ultradamno: canofficial.bandcamp.com
	4:12pm nathan: I MISSED A MALCOLM MOONEY INTERVIEW?!?!?!? is there more? also, hey!
	4:12pm Creamo Coyl: What a relentlessly funky groove. Shit.
	4:12pm Jessie: Listen to the track Negativland off of the first Neu LP. That one song completely informed how PiL would sound.
	4:12pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Tim-holy shit, I think you might be right! WOW. Monks-Can-Lydon connection then? So the motorik, is that like a name for Krautrok drumbeat? Who invented it? Wikipedia credits Moe Tucker of VU as proto motorik.
	4:13pm Creamo Coyl: and Malcolm hasn't even taken a breath yet.
	4:13pm ultradamno: I think you start hearing it as early as Sub-Mission...
	4:13pm Creamo Coyl: If you like "Negativland," you gotta check out Hovercraft.
	4:14pm Creamo Coyl: Motorik is Neu, but Jaki taps it at times.
	4:14pm ultradamno: Though, at that point, they were probably still trying to keep a lid on Rotten's Can/Beefheart love
	4:16pm ultradamno: I keep hearing this as Waiting For The Streaker
	4:16pm Creamo Coyl: He never messes up the rhythm of the vocals. It's uncanny. For 10 minutes plus, with barely a breath.
	4:16pm ultradamno: I can see why performing it affected his mental health...
	4:16pm Creamo Coyl: Also, can you imagine recording something like this and then putting it on the shelf.
	4:17pm Marie: so great
	4:18pm tim from washington: That looks like the path, Wild Neil! I refuse to believe that Jake Liebaeit only has 2 arms. He must have 3 or 4.
	4:18pm Creamo Coyl: "We'll put that out in 40 years."
	4:20pm ultradamno: Sometimes you just have to know when to strike when the iron's hot
	4:20pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Creamo-you are probably too young, but did you ever see Can live?
	4:20pm prof.fuzz: so damn good. thanks creamo! great show. sorry if i hijacked the comments re kelly younger/really red...
	4:25pm Creamo Coyl: Nah it's cool. I'm a massive RR fan. Sad news. Teaching is an all-timer not too mention the rest of the catalog. Incredible band.
	4:25pm CalZone!: Great interview and Can set! Thanks!
	4:27pm Creamo Coyl: I'm way too young to have seen Can! Why, I never!!!!
	4:31pm tim from washington: Bullshit, Creamo - you're the 68 year old creep hanging out at the basement show
	4:33pm karlward: Creamo is definitely that guy, but also the MC for the night, and also the headlining act
	4:34pm Creamo Coyl: The thing is ....I live in that basement.
	4:35pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: So ok, Malcolm Mooney is also a scultpure. My brother said Christ's arms extend into the embrace of the viewer. Creamo, I listen to talk radio too and the guy that owns the Albuquerque radio station lives there also.
	4:36pm ultradamno: discover.hubpages.com...
	4:47pm Andrew_in_WI: Anybody have those two live 3lp Can albums that came out in the last year o so?
	4:50pm tim from washington: @Andrew - I like what I've heard on WFMU.
	4:53pm Rich in Washington: @Andrew_in_WI: I have two of them. I think they're incredible.
	4:58pm Niall: I have heard in the past that there was a sort of exploitative relationship between the rest of Can and him - and then Damo Suzuki - a la the accusations often leveled at, say, Reynols. Based on what I've heard of this interview, those objections don't seem to hold much water. Dude seems to have plenty of agency and his shit together.
	5:04pm tim from washington: @Niall - Interesting. I'd never heard that and it seems those accusations might be made from assumptions. Same with Reynols. From what I've consistently read over the years, Miguel is an equal participating member of the group. It's never been a situation similar to some of the "handlers" Wesley Willis had.
	5:05pm Miss G: (you guys are the greatest, just popping in for a sec after recommending a young friend "La ragazza con la pistola (1968)" and now I can't stop watching it) Niall I just got my first Reynols LP, do you have some link about what you said?
	5:05pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Regarding exploitation, lets remember (at least in my life) lets just say we all made questionable decisions in our 20's that may have been not so nice to others.
	5:06pm Miss G: Not challenging you, I know these things are um fraught, subjective, etc
	5:06pm northguineahills: @tim: I've heard what you mentioned about Reynols as well...., that Miguel was an equal partner....
	5:07pm Peter Conheim: Thank you for this deep Malcolm dive. We shall see if I play with him at the next Union Pool gig......
	5:07pm Niall: @tim from washington: Yes, that's astute. I'm just reporting something I'd heard from one or two people who seemed to know more than I did!
	5:08pm Rich in Washington: Peter! You get around!
	5:08pm Miss G: Appreciate your comments Niall!
	5:09pm Peter Conheim: Rich, I've been playing with Mal for 22 years. Best moments of my life!!
	5:09pm Niall: @Miss G: Nah, I don't think it's a refutation or challenge; the Reynols thing os definitely something I've read and heard over the years, and the Reynols guys have responded to it (see other messages here - there's a reason we've also heard that Miguel is an equal partner in that project).
	5:10pm Niall: I want to underscore that I'm not accusing anyone of anything, beyond having agency and one's shit together.
	5:12pm Niall: Like, we're not talking about the discourse around Life, Sex & Death in 1991, here!
	5:12pm Miss G: Yes, Niall, it comes up from time to time in the arts and for me, I am open to hearing all views on things that at best can be murky.
	5:12pm Peter Conheim: Niall... there was no "exploitation" such as you describe with either Mal or Damo in CAN. Mal named the band, let's remember. He left for his own personal reasons, and those are documented well.
	5:15pm chris in the redwoods: omg
	5:16pm Niall: I didn't describe nothin', @peter conheim.
	5:16pm Peter Conheim: Mal is describing the priceless, original limited version of MONSTER MOVIE. Wouldn't we all like to have one of those?
	5:16pm Miss G: Peter Conheim you played with the Temple Beautiful Band?
	5:16pm chris in the redwoods: that omg was in reference to the original Can LP. <drool>
	5:17pm Peter Conheim: Niall, sorry, I meant you mentioned hearing it and assumed dubious.
	5:17pm Peter Conheim: Miss G... no, I play in Mutants. We did share a show with Temple Beautiful Band.
	5:19pm Miss G: So sorry Peter C. I was doing a quick search and I misunderstood. I was just watching a video from the San Francisco Cinematheque. Anyway we're trying to listen to Malcolm Mooney!
	5:20pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Creamo-Was this one big interview recorded around the time the Ukraine war started, or was it done in fits and starts?
	5:20pm Peter Conheim: I'm gonna shaddup and keep listening, but in case Mal didn't mention this, last year gig is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRbdl1k3ZwE&t=2681s
	5:22pm Rich in Washington: Cool to see you on the chat, Peter! Cheers!
	5:25pm bisfourbunny_cisforchaos_in_la_la: c is for chaos
	5:26pm PeterConheim: What version of Upduff is this?!?
	5:27pm Creamo Coyl: Unlimited Edition, but it's from the remastered one.
	5:27pm PeterConheim: @Creamo - It's a totally weird remix!!!!!!
	5:27pm dale: been offline listening on the radiola - great show!
	5:28pm PeterConheim: @Creamo, I don't think that is even the original Karoli guitar! Super weird.
	5:29pm Creamo Coyl: Those remasters sound pretty different to me than the original Spoon CDs.
	5:29pm chris in the redwoods: clicky-starred whole damn show. can't get any work done at all. i've been blasted.
	5:30pm Creamo Coyl: Hell yeah, Stop Work Now. GENERAL FUCKIN STRIKE STARTS NOW
	5:30pm PeterConheim: We CAN all cease work.
	5:30pm Creamo Coyl: Bartleby The SpinAgeBlaster
	5:34pm JetBoy of Brooklyn: I’m enjoying this show and interview. Sorry to say I’ve never given Can a serious listen. Listening fun ahead.
	5:40pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Jetboy-you are in for a treat.
	5:42pm PeterConheim: @JetBoy - I wish I could be in your shoes! I say grab MONSTER MOVIE, TAGO MAGO and EGE BAMYASI to begin the slow drip. Unlike what the poster says above, I think FUTURE DAYS is just as good, but best heard after the others (in recording sequence).
	5:42pm prof.fuzz: i love aram b's guitar playing
	5:43pm ultradamno: Now in Bush Tetras too, Shelley
	5:44pm Analog Nights: What a cool guy
	5:45pm Rich in Washington: For me, getting into Can was one of those totally unique experiences where I immediately didn't like what I heard but then they grew on me and each new (to me) album and era of their history has been extremely rewarding.
	5:45pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Jetboy-I SECOND what Peter C says. I would start with Monster Movie as its their first album.
	5:46pm chris in the redwoods: agreed, Peter and Neil. similar here, Rich. JetBoy, you lucky blastard. :)
	5:49pm tim from washington: Super cool interview and Can/Malcolm songs in between, Creamo! Thanks a lot!
	5:50pm PeterConheim: @JetBoy - also, if you are a digital-CD person, try hard to find the early 1990s reissues on Mute-Restless (I believe). Almost all of them sound quite true to the originals. Whereas the early 2000s reissues are awful... they are overly limited and crudely "noise reduced". Kind of a shock because Holger supposedly oversaw, but – they're bad.
	5:50pm ultradamno: Ege Bamayasi is probably the most accessible, Monster Movie is my favorite. The Singles would provide a nice overview though...
	5:50pm Rich in Washington: This is definitely an episode I'll be revisiting. Missed bits of it because I'm at work. But also because it's totally cool. I don't think I've ever even read an interview with Mooney before.
	5:52pm Rich in Washington: I really love Tago Mago because it's the album that finally did me in and made me a fan. But yeah, Monster Movie's a beast.
	5:52pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: According to Wikipedia Mooney was a sculptor of some renown in his youth.
	5:53pm ultradamno: Tago Mago is furthest out and definitely a monumental release.
	5:53pm kuriousornj: wow CC, what a treat, thank you!!
	5:53pm Creamo Coyl: @Peter Yeah that's what I'm saying. There's a lot of separation. I used to have all those early 90s CDs and really regret selling them for food whenever.
	5:54pm Creamo Coyl: Picked a couple up used again.
	5:54pm PeterConheim: I just realized that the "Girl From Marseilles" came out on a comp!! I never knew that and played on it. I just ordered it on Discogs. Ha.
	5:54pm chresti: Super cool! Thanks Creamo!
	5:55pm Creamo Coyl: Malcolm sent me that track. Wasn't sure what it was from.
	5:55pm Miss G: So sorry for talking then bailing (5:20) important call re: tactics. Look forward to this in archive! Thanks Creamo, thanks all!
	5:56pm PeterConheim: @Creamo Coyl - I honestly think that Karoli guitar was an overdub! I'm away from collection now so can't verify. Definitely 100% remix (added reverb, etc.), whereas the ones I remember hearing were just badly remastered.
	5:56pm kristian b in montclair: Thank you for this amazing show!!! Made my afternoon 100% better
	5:56pm Barefoot Jimmy G: Creamo, this CAN set is just what i needed this afternoon and I didn't even know it!
	5:57pm PeterConheim: You lucky NYers should go see Mal's show at Ulrik gallery. Closes 7/2. www.malcolmmooney.com...
	6:00pm Niall: This has been an enlightening set, @creamo; thanks!
	6:00pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Creamo! Fantastic show!
	6:00pm Todd76Pct: So great today! Thanks, Creamo!
	6:01pm PeterConheim: Thanks so much, Mr. Creamo.
	6:01pm chris in the redwoods: holy crap that was stellar radio. thanks, Creamo!!!!

Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl: Playlist from June 28, 2022

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June 28, 2022: Yoo Doo Rite feat. an interview w/ MALCOLM MOONEY

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Can	Father Cannot Yell "Father Cannot Yell" by "Can"	Monster Movie		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Malcolm Mooney Speaks To Creamo Coyl	"Malcolm Mooney Speaks To Creamo Coyl"			0:07:28 (Pop-up)
Can	Uphill "Uphill" by "Can"	Delay 1968		0:21:52 (Pop-up)
Malcolm Mooney Speaks To Creamo Coyl	"Malcolm Mooney Speaks To Creamo Coyl"			0:29:46 (Pop-up)
Can	Midnight Sky "Midnight Sky" by "Can"	The Lost Tapes		0:42:20 (Pop-up)
Can	The Withoutlaw Man "The Withoutlaw Man" by "Can"	Rite Time		0:45:00 (Pop-up)
Malcolm Mooney Speaks To Creamo Coyl	"Malcolm Mooney Speaks To Creamo Coyl"			0:49:40 (Pop-up)
Can	The Agreement "The Agreement" by "Can"	The Lost Tapes		1:02:28 (Pop-up)
Can	Outside My Door "Outside My Door" by "Can"	Monster Movie		1:03:11 (Pop-up)
Can	Waiting For The Streetcar "Waiting For The Streetcar" by "Can"	The Lost Tapes		1:07:25 (Pop-up)
Can	Movin' Right Along "Movin' Right Along" by "Can"	Rite Time		1:17:31 (Pop-up)
Can	Soul Desert "Soul Desert" by "Can"	Soundtracks		1:23:29 (Pop-up)
Can	When Darkness Comes "When Darkness Comes" by "Can"	The Lost Tapes		1:25:20 (Pop-up)
Can	Connection "Connection" by "Can"	Unlimited Edition		1:29:12 (Pop-up)
Malcolm Mooney Speaks To Creamo Coyl	"Malcolm Mooney Speaks To Creamo Coyl"			1:31:42 (Pop-up)
Can	The Empress And The Ukraine King	Unlimited Edition		1:54:18 (Pop-up)
Can	True Story "True Story" by "Can"	The Lost Tapes		2:00:51 (Pop-up)
Can	Fall Of Another Year "Fall Of Another Year" by "Can"	Unlimited Edition		2:03:31 (Pop-up)
Malcolm Mooney Speaks To Creamo Coyl	"Malcolm Mooney Speaks To Creamo Coyl"			2:07:06 (Pop-up)
Can	Mother Upduff "Mother Upduff" by "Can"	Unlimited Edition		2:24:33 (Pop-up)
Malcolm Mooney and Ava Mendoza	We Have Overcome		Bandcamp	2:29:01 (Pop-up)
Malcolm Mooney Speaks To Creamo Coyl	"Malcolm Mooney Speaks To Creamo Coyl"			2:36:09 (Pop-up)
Malcolm Mooney And The Tenth Planet	Girl From Marseille	Confusion Formula Vol V		2:44:26 (Pop-up)
Can	Little Star Of Bethlehem "Little Star Of Bethlehem" by "Can"	Delay 1968		2:50:17 (Pop-up)
Can	In The Distance Lies The Future	Rite Time		2:57:15 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:03pm prof.fuzz: Blast off!
	3:03pm ultradamno: CC! Blastards! CAN you dig it?!
	3:04pm kuriousornj: Can We Love
	3:04pm Analog Nights: How many VU songs are better than this? Maybe zero.
	3:04pm chresti: The Can
	3:05pm prof.fuzz: Sad day in Texas and Casa de Fuzz as we mourn the passing of Kelly Younger, guitarist in the pioneering Houston punk band Really Red. Peace and love to his family and friends.
	3:06pm Creamo Coyl: Hey y'alll Thx fer lisisisneineienwdeifnecieidooooriiiiitteeee
	3:08pm tim from washington: Wow! Malcolm Mooney! Way to go, Creamo!
	3:08pm Avrilinmay: may they rest in peace @prof.fuzz
	3:09pm tim from washington: I'[m sorry to hear that, prof. Really Red were an amazingly unique and incredible band.
	3:09pm chris in the redwoods: whoa! i'm so happy to be tuned in for this interview. Malcom Mooney! <star struck>
	3:10pm Creamo Coyl: RIP Unfortunately, they're still teaching you the fear down in Tejas...
	3:13pm prof.fuzz: @Tim: One of the best ever out of texas. They were friends and mentors to my teenage self, and I'm fortunate to have been able to keep up with Kelly (and Bob) over the years. Kelly was diagnosed with dementia about four years ago, and sadly, his condition declined fairly rapidly. As Creamo notes, Teaching You the Fear is still powerfully relevant down here. If you're not hip to Really Red, AFTER Creamo's show, dive in. Anyone who digs Spin Age Blasters ought to dig Really Red.
	3:14pm ultradamno: RIP KY great, great band
	3:15pm tim from washington: @prof - those guys were a bit older too? I remember reading a Mark Arm interview talking about Really Red. One of his earlier bands played with Really Red and he was in awe that some of the Really Red guys had seen MC5.
	3:16pm xtrakrispy: Phoebe’s still exists! Site of the annual TVT Records memorial holiday party.
	3:17pm tim from washington: What bands/posters are you referring to, Creamo?
	3:17pm prof.fuzz: @Tim: Yeah, they were all about ten years older than me (I'm 57 now). I met them when I was 16 or 17.
	3:18pm Creamo Coyl: Here's the show at Ulrik Gallery: ulrik.nyc...
	3:22pm ultradamno: twitter.com...
	3:23pm Creamo Coyl: Referring to a jazz festival in 1975 in NYC that Malcolm did the poster for w/ Human Arts Ensemble, Charles Tyler Ensemble, Julius Hemphill etc.
	3:24pm prof.fuzz: @Tim: Really Red played with Mr Epp and the Calculations on one of RR's west coast tours. I bought the Mr Epp tape (in a sandwich baggie with photocopied cover and note) from Ronnie Bond (RR's singer and owner of Real Records).
	3:24pm Analog Nights: August 21 Malcolm Mooney live at Union Pool FREE SHOW
	3:25pm Niall: I've never heard The Mooney Suzuki, but I always liked that as a name for a band.
	3:26pm The Butterman: I like the art critic side of Creamo. Nice surprise Creamy!
	3:26pm tim from washington: @Creamo - Oh wow! @prof - That's awesome!
	3:28pm karlward: prof.fuzz: damn it all to hell, I love Really Red
	3:31pm Creamo Coyl: Apologies for treblekicked Creamo. MM sounds good tho. Guy's got a great voice huh.
	3:31pm ultradamno: reallyredtx.wordpress.com...
	3:32pm Creamo Coyl: Without Serge, there might be no Monster Movie.
	3:33pm captain beef fart: This is great stuff
	3:33pm Devin B.: This is amazing. Thanks, Creamo!
	3:33pm Creamo Coyl: A seriou scase can be made that Malcolm is as revolutionary a rock n roll singer as Iggy Pop and Lou Reed. In fact, if you pay me, I'll make that case in print (digital counts).
	3:33pm drew: Just tuned in. Hey - that's not Harvey Keitel!
	3:34pm Ken From Hyde Park: "I am Creamo. Hear me roar."
	3:35pm Creamo Coyl: That was supposed to be Morton chiming in.
	3:35pm Creamo Coyl: Well, Nial, when you finally hear the Mooney Suzuki, don't tell me I didn't warn you.
	3:35pm kuriousornj: who is Serge ?!
	3:36pm Creamo Coyl: en.wikipedia.org...
	3:37pm ultradamno: That rack looks nuts
	3:38pm Creamo Coyl: That's what he said
	3:38pm Creamo Coyl: If I could hang out with any two people in history it would probably be with Serge and Malcolm, as long as I can play the synth.
	3:39pm Creamo Coyl: Dammit, can't believe I didn't get Malcolm to do a station ID. I'm slippin.
	3:42pm prof.fuzz: Thanks for the link, ultraD! I was at so many of those houston shows...
	3:43pm ultradamno: I'm Malcolm Mooney, You Doo Right and listen to Spin Age Blaster on WFMU @prof are there any obits online?
	3:46pm prof.fuzz: @ultraD: Right now, there are a couple of FB posts; one by his wife, Linda Younger (of Mydolls), and one by his Really Red bandmate Bob Weber. Linda said a memorial was being planned.
	3:46pm ultradamno: Thx
	3:47pm tim from washington: I was not ready for later Can when I first heard them 25 years ago or so. It sounds pretty damn great to me right now.
	3:50pm karlward: The Wildflowers comp! So great!
	3:51pm ultradamno: I started with Future Days, which is still not my favorite, which put me off for awhile, if I had started Ege, Monster Movie or Tago, it would have been different
	3:51pm ultradamno: A similar experience that I had with Roxy Music, picking up Siren first...
	3:55pm Will the Sound Guy: I've been diggin the interview, gotta catch the rest in the archives... Thank you Creamo and Malcolm!!!
	4:02pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I heard the village in Manhattan was really really really rough in the 70's from a former college student in those days.
	4:05pm tim from washington: John Lydon got his PIL vocal delivery from this song in my opinion.
	4:05pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Can is a really really great band that I heard referred to as "The German Pink Floyd". However, I think they are much much more than that. I think its great they made some songs that were kinda pop songs and not just self absorbed noise. They really could hypnotize the listener which I think is their charm. I think they had some of the roots of punk in them in their dissonance affinity.
	4:06pm Creamo Coyl: Oh Lydon is hugely influenced by Malcolm.
	4:07pm Creamo Coyl: Can is, like, the best. Ridiculously great band.
	4:07pm Jessie: Can drummer Jaki Liebezeit made the Motorik beat funky, despite his penchant for glorious repetition.
	4:08pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I think Tim from Washington is onto something there with the PIL John Lydon comment. Can reminds me of Monks also a bit in their anger and loping 60s psych song structure. Creamo-they are one of my top 10 bands I think.
	4:09pm tim from washington: Are the Lost Tapes still available? @Wild Neil - well, you know what country the Monks performed in right? I never made that connection until you pointed it out.
	4:10pm Creamo Coyl: Listen to the way that Malcolm settles into the pocket while Jaki takes the lead. That is trust, and skill.
	4:10pm ultradamno: I don't think they put second edition into a can for nothing
	4:11pm Creamo Coyl: I bet at least one person in Can saw The Monks play.
	4:12pm ultradamno: canofficial.bandcamp.com
	4:12pm nathan: I MISSED A MALCOLM MOONEY INTERVIEW?!?!?!? is there more? also, hey!
	4:12pm Creamo Coyl: What a relentlessly funky groove. Shit.
	4:12pm Jessie: Listen to the track Negativland off of the first Neu LP. That one song completely informed how PiL would sound.
	4:12pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Tim-holy shit, I think you might be right! WOW. Monks-Can-Lydon connection then? So the motorik, is that like a name for Krautrok drumbeat? Who invented it? Wikipedia credits Moe Tucker of VU as proto motorik.
	4:13pm Creamo Coyl: and Malcolm hasn't even taken a breath yet.
	4:13pm ultradamno: I think you start hearing it as early as Sub-Mission...
	4:13pm Creamo Coyl: If you like "Negativland," you gotta check out Hovercraft.
	4:14pm Creamo Coyl: Motorik is Neu, but Jaki taps it at times.
	4:14pm ultradamno: Though, at that point, they were probably still trying to keep a lid on Rotten's Can/Beefheart love
	4:16pm ultradamno: I keep hearing this as Waiting For The Streaker
	4:16pm Creamo Coyl: He never messes up the rhythm of the vocals. It's uncanny. For 10 minutes plus, with barely a breath.
	4:16pm ultradamno: I can see why performing it affected his mental health...
	4:16pm Creamo Coyl: Also, can you imagine recording something like this and then putting it on the shelf.
	4:17pm Marie: so great
	4:18pm tim from washington: That looks like the path, Wild Neil! I refuse to believe that Jake Liebaeit only has 2 arms. He must have 3 or 4.
	4:18pm Creamo Coyl: "We'll put that out in 40 years."
	4:20pm ultradamno: Sometimes you just have to know when to strike when the iron's hot
	4:20pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Creamo-you are probably too young, but did you ever see Can live?
	4:20pm prof.fuzz: so damn good. thanks creamo! great show. sorry if i hijacked the comments re kelly younger/really red...
	4:25pm Creamo Coyl: Nah it's cool. I'm a massive RR fan. Sad news. Teaching is an all-timer not too mention the rest of the catalog. Incredible band.
	4:25pm CalZone!: Great interview and Can set! Thanks!
	4:27pm Creamo Coyl: I'm way too young to have seen Can! Why, I never!!!!
	4:31pm tim from washington: Bullshit, Creamo - you're the 68 year old creep hanging out at the basement show
	4:33pm karlward: Creamo is definitely that guy, but also the MC for the night, and also the headlining act
	4:34pm Creamo Coyl: The thing is ....I live in that basement.
	4:35pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: So ok, Malcolm Mooney is also a scultpure. My brother said Christ's arms extend into the embrace of the viewer. Creamo, I listen to talk radio too and the guy that owns the Albuquerque radio station lives there also.
	4:36pm ultradamno: discover.hubpages.com...
	4:47pm Andrew_in_WI: Anybody have those two live 3lp Can albums that came out in the last year o so?
	4:50pm tim from washington: @Andrew - I like what I've heard on WFMU.
	4:53pm Rich in Washington: @Andrew_in_WI: I have two of them. I think they're incredible.
	4:58pm Niall: I have heard in the past that there was a sort of exploitative relationship between the rest of Can and him - and then Damo Suzuki - a la the accusations often leveled at, say, Reynols. Based on what I've heard of this interview, those objections don't seem to hold much water. Dude seems to have plenty of agency and his shit together.
	5:04pm tim from washington: @Niall - Interesting. I'd never heard that and it seems those accusations might be made from assumptions. Same with Reynols. From what I've consistently read over the years, Miguel is an equal participating member of the group. It's never been a situation similar to some of the "handlers" Wesley Willis had.
	5:05pm Miss G: (you guys are the greatest, just popping in for a sec after recommending a young friend "La ragazza con la pistola (1968)" and now I can't stop watching it) Niall I just got my first Reynols LP, do you have some link about what you said?
	5:05pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Regarding exploitation, lets remember (at least in my life) lets just say we all made questionable decisions in our 20's that may have been not so nice to others.
	5:06pm Miss G: Not challenging you, I know these things are um fraught, subjective, etc
	5:06pm northguineahills: @tim: I've heard what you mentioned about Reynols as well...., that Miguel was an equal partner....
	5:07pm Peter Conheim: Thank you for this deep Malcolm dive. We shall see if I play with him at the next Union Pool gig......
	5:07pm Niall: @tim from washington: Yes, that's astute. I'm just reporting something I'd heard from one or two people who seemed to know more than I did!
	5:08pm Rich in Washington: Peter! You get around!
	5:08pm Miss G: Appreciate your comments Niall!
	5:09pm Peter Conheim: Rich, I've been playing with Mal for 22 years. Best moments of my life!!
	5:09pm Niall: @Miss G: Nah, I don't think it's a refutation or challenge; the Reynols thing os definitely something I've read and heard over the years, and the Reynols guys have responded to it (see other messages here - there's a reason we've also heard that Miguel is an equal partner in that project).
	5:10pm Niall: I want to underscore that I'm not accusing anyone of anything, beyond having agency and one's shit together.
	5:12pm Niall: Like, we're not talking about the discourse around Life, Sex & Death in 1991, here!
	5:12pm Miss G: Yes, Niall, it comes up from time to time in the arts and for me, I am open to hearing all views on things that at best can be murky.
	5:12pm Peter Conheim: Niall... there was no "exploitation" such as you describe with either Mal or Damo in CAN. Mal named the band, let's remember. He left for his own personal reasons, and those are documented well.
	5:15pm chris in the redwoods: omg
	5:16pm Niall: I didn't describe nothin', @peter conheim.
	5:16pm Peter Conheim: Mal is describing the priceless, original limited version of MONSTER MOVIE. Wouldn't we all like to have one of those?
	5:16pm Miss G: Peter Conheim you played with the Temple Beautiful Band?
	5:16pm chris in the redwoods: that omg was in reference to the original Can LP. <drool>
	5:17pm Peter Conheim: Niall, sorry, I meant you mentioned hearing it and assumed dubious.
	5:17pm Peter Conheim: Miss G... no, I play in Mutants. We did share a show with Temple Beautiful Band.
	5:19pm Miss G: So sorry Peter C. I was doing a quick search and I misunderstood. I was just watching a video from the San Francisco Cinematheque. Anyway we're trying to listen to Malcolm Mooney!
	5:20pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Creamo-Was this one big interview recorded around the time the Ukraine war started, or was it done in fits and starts?
	5:20pm Peter Conheim: I'm gonna shaddup and keep listening, but in case Mal didn't mention this, last year gig is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRbdl1k3ZwE&t=2681s
	5:22pm Rich in Washington: Cool to see you on the chat, Peter! Cheers!
	5:25pm bisfourbunny_cisforchaos_in_la_la: c is for chaos
	5:26pm PeterConheim: What version of Upduff is this?!?
	5:27pm Creamo Coyl: Unlimited Edition, but it's from the remastered one.
	5:27pm PeterConheim: @Creamo - It's a totally weird remix!!!!!!
	5:27pm dale: been offline listening on the radiola - great show!
	5:28pm PeterConheim: @Creamo, I don't think that is even the original Karoli guitar! Super weird.
	5:29pm Creamo Coyl: Those remasters sound pretty different to me than the original Spoon CDs.
	5:29pm chris in the redwoods: clicky-starred whole damn show. can't get any work done at all. i've been blasted.
	5:30pm Creamo Coyl: Hell yeah, Stop Work Now. GENERAL FUCKIN STRIKE STARTS NOW
	5:30pm PeterConheim: We CAN all cease work.
	5:30pm Creamo Coyl: Bartleby The SpinAgeBlaster
	5:34pm JetBoy of Brooklyn: I’m enjoying this show and interview. Sorry to say I’ve never given Can a serious listen. Listening fun ahead.
	5:40pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Jetboy-you are in for a treat.
	5:42pm PeterConheim: @JetBoy - I wish I could be in your shoes! I say grab MONSTER MOVIE, TAGO MAGO and EGE BAMYASI to begin the slow drip. Unlike what the poster says above, I think FUTURE DAYS is just as good, but best heard after the others (in recording sequence).
	5:42pm prof.fuzz: i love aram b's guitar playing
	5:43pm ultradamno: Now in Bush Tetras too, Shelley
	5:44pm Analog Nights: What a cool guy
	5:45pm Rich in Washington: For me, getting into Can was one of those totally unique experiences where I immediately didn't like what I heard but then they grew on me and each new (to me) album and era of their history has been extremely rewarding.
	5:45pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Jetboy-I SECOND what Peter C says. I would start with Monster Movie as its their first album.
	5:46pm chris in the redwoods: agreed, Peter and Neil. similar here, Rich. JetBoy, you lucky blastard. :)
	5:49pm tim from washington: Super cool interview and Can/Malcolm songs in between, Creamo! Thanks a lot!
	5:50pm PeterConheim: @JetBoy - also, if you are a digital-CD person, try hard to find the early 1990s reissues on Mute-Restless (I believe). Almost all of them sound quite true to the originals. Whereas the early 2000s reissues are awful... they are overly limited and crudely "noise reduced". Kind of a shock because Holger supposedly oversaw, but – they're bad.
	5:50pm ultradamno: Ege Bamayasi is probably the most accessible, Monster Movie is my favorite. The Singles would provide a nice overview though...
	5:50pm Rich in Washington: This is definitely an episode I'll be revisiting. Missed bits of it because I'm at work. But also because it's totally cool. I don't think I've ever even read an interview with Mooney before.
	5:52pm Rich in Washington: I really love Tago Mago because it's the album that finally did me in and made me a fan. But yeah, Monster Movie's a beast.
	5:52pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: According to Wikipedia Mooney was a sculptor of some renown in his youth.
	5:53pm ultradamno: Tago Mago is furthest out and definitely a monumental release.
	5:53pm kuriousornj: wow CC, what a treat, thank you!!
	5:53pm Creamo Coyl: @Peter Yeah that's what I'm saying. There's a lot of separation. I used to have all those early 90s CDs and really regret selling them for food whenever.
	5:54pm Creamo Coyl: Picked a couple up used again.
	5:54pm PeterConheim: I just realized that the "Girl From Marseilles" came out on a comp!! I never knew that and played on it. I just ordered it on Discogs. Ha.
	5:54pm chresti: Super cool! Thanks Creamo!
	5:55pm Creamo Coyl: Malcolm sent me that track. Wasn't sure what it was from.
	5:55pm Miss G: So sorry for talking then bailing (5:20) important call re: tactics. Look forward to this in archive! Thanks Creamo, thanks all!
	5:56pm PeterConheim: @Creamo Coyl - I honestly think that Karoli guitar was an overdub! I'm away from collection now so can't verify. Definitely 100% remix (added reverb, etc.), whereas the ones I remember hearing were just badly remastered.
	5:56pm kristian b in montclair: Thank you for this amazing show!!! Made my afternoon 100% better
	5:56pm Barefoot Jimmy G: Creamo, this CAN set is just what i needed this afternoon and I didn't even know it!
	5:57pm PeterConheim: You lucky NYers should go see Mal's show at Ulrik gallery. Closes 7/2. www.malcolmmooney.com...
	6:00pm Niall: This has been an enlightening set, @creamo; thanks!
	6:00pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Creamo! Fantastic show!
	6:00pm Todd76Pct: So great today! Thanks, Creamo!
	6:01pm PeterConheim: Thanks so much, Mr. Creamo.
	6:01pm chris in the redwoods: holy crap that was stellar radio. thanks, Creamo!!!!

Spin Age Blasters with Creamo Coyl: Playlist from June 28, 2022

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