WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from July 10, 2012

Listener comments!
	11:57am tonyc: Hullo dere. The Nachum Segal fill-in I never got to do begins in 3 minutes.
	12:00pm northguineahills: This is going to be fun.....
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: g'day tony! i've got rugelach and shrooms ready. l'chaim!
	12:01pm tonyc: Hey there, Mr. Hills!
	12:02pm NO NAMES: Shalom Tony, looking forward to some music from the holy land!
	12:03pm tonyc: Greetings, No Names and James!!
	12:04pm holland oats: link is funky on homepage holmes
	12:07pm tonyc: Acch! Higher-ups have been alerted. (Thanks Holland Oats.)
	12:07pm NO NAMES: Don't understand the dual name, in English they call themselves No Names, but the English translation of the name Ksat Acheret is 'a little different'. not 'no names'?
	12:08pm tonyc: Don't pretend to understand myself! Info is from Rate Your Music.
	12:08pm Menachem Montalbanowitz: Whew! Got on the wrong playlist and had to take the stairs! Mazel tov, Tony!
	12:10pm kat330: Hi, Tony! Can't stay at the keyboard, but thought you should know the front page of FMU links to John Allen's playlist where it says to you.
	12:10pm tonyc: The divine Liz B has fixed the playlist link. Thanks, Liz.
	12:10pm NO NAMES: Danny Ben-Israel's Bullshit 3 1/4 is surely the wildest album in all Israeli pop music!
	12:12pm tonyc: One of them, fer sure. Wait for Amnon Raviv's "Mirror" later in the show, though.
	12:12pm NO NAMES: is it the same Churchill's who mutated into Jericho and recorded heavy rock album in London in the early 70s?
	12:14pm tonyc: Yep -- the same.
	12:14pm Van in DC: Hi Tony and everyone
	12:15pm tonyc: Hey there, Van!
	12:21pm tonyc: The Churchill's are the backing band on this Oshik Levy album.
	12:25pm Menachem Montalbanowitz: An all-Israeli show? In true Portland fashion, I will start to angrily demand an all-Palestinian followup show, only will choke to death on some loose-leaf tea and kombucha..
	12:28pm NO NAMES: Surely Menachem you mean a politically correct multi faith show of Christian, Muslim and Jewish music with bands like Bustan Abraham etc?
	12:33pm NO NAMES: Israeli experimental music is bit of a revelation to me, as I always found their psyche and prog to be very melodic, as though the Beatles and Barclay James Harvest are their favourite influences?
	12:33pm tonyc: I would do a three-hour Palestinian psych, prog, and experimental music show if such a thing were possible. I figgers these musicians have little or nothing to do with the political situation over there.
	12:34pm tonyc: @ No Names: Know what you mean. Fusion seems to be a big influence too.
	12:35pm Menachem Montalbanowitz: I was surprised to learn that there is a really big Noise Music scene in Israel right now.
	12:37pm conrad: I eagerly await Uri Geller's "Come On Love"!
	12:38pm tonyc: Ha! I do have a Uri Geller LP. Didn't make the cut, though.
	12:38pm NO NAMES: Hey Conrad, How about all those punk versions of Hava Negila!
	12:42pm conrad: Oh yeah, Dick Dale also did a killer "Hava."
	12:43pm Menachem Montalbanowitz: It would be funny if your Uri Geller record was warped.
	12:44pm tonyc: Like a bent spoon, you mean? Ho!
	12:45pm Menachem Montalbanowitz: Yeah, or from storing near a Salvador Dali LP
	12:47pm tonyc: Don't have any Salvador Dali LPs -- except for the Jackie Gleason one.
	12:48pm conrad: Oh, if only there really was such a thing as a Salvador Dali album! I bought a Dali-esque clock for our house that looks like it's melting. Wifey does not like it.
	12:54pm tonyc: This Shlomo Gronich may sound like a crappy mp3, but is actually a horribly mastered CD.
	12:57pm Menachem Montalbanowitz: I briefly left the room and came back to what I thought was Harry Nilsson
	12:58pm listener james from westwood: i date from the hold-the-antenna-at-this-angle-to-get-the-station era. i've got a wiiiiiiide definition of crappy sound. :)
	12:59pm tonyc: @ Menachem Montalbanowitz: No -- it was Shlomo Nilsson.
	1:01pm tonyc: @ Listener James: I hear ya. I'm just pissed they did such a poor mastering job, as it's one of the very best Israeli albums I know of.
	1:03pm tonyc: Coming up next: Amnon Raviv's "Mirror" -- probably the most unique Israeli album I've heard.
	1:12pm northguineahills: I really dig this Amnon Raviv.
	1:13pm tonyc: Igor Krutogolov, on now, is the leader of the band Kruzenshtern & Parohod, who have a bunch of avant-klezmer-ish CDs out.
	1:13pm Menachem Montalbanowitz: @listener james: I find that coming from that era has made my (maybe yours too) into a noise reducer, bad signal descrambler. I think we're more tolerant of poor sound than these poor kids who grew up on digital media.
	1:14pm tonyc: @ Northguineahills: Same here -- I think it's great. Amnon Raviv also has a second record I've never heard. These days he's a professional clown!
	1:15pm Menachem Montalbanowitz: Having grown up at the foot of a mountain that effectively blocked TV and FM signals, I can not only descramble the worst looking picture but can also filter static, fuzz and distortion with my brain.
	1:18pm conrad: here ya go Tony: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ultimate-Israeli-Rock-Vinyl-633-items-LP-EP-7-Garage-psych-pop-folk-and-prog-/200788860670?_trksid=p4340.m1850&_trkparms=aid%3D222002%26algo%3DSIC.FIT%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D11%26meid%3D512877146666095122%26pid%3D100011%26prg%3D1005%26rk%3D1%26 Only $34,000!
	1:19pm Van in DC: WFMU the film is only $9 short of their $67k challenge goal :)
	1:21pm tonyc: @ Conrad: What a steal! (Stealing from the buyer, I mean.) I do see pics of albums I'm playing today, though.
	1:22pm listener james from westwood: Not no more it ain't. :)
	1:23pm Van in DC: JAAAAAAAAMES! Whoo! I saw that :)
	1:23pm tonyc: Thanks, James!!!!
	1:24pm listener james from westwood: i think we need a kickstarter for tony to get that album!1 yeah, i saw it was about $264 out via twitter, so i pledged, then saw it was like $9 away and upped it.
	1:25pm northguineahills: Too bad Yair from Tel Aviv isn't here....
	1:26pm listener james from westwood: holy crap, the total jumped by like $3k in the time since my last post. it now reads $70k. thanks to all who donated!!
	1:26pm Van in DC: That even $67,000 sure looked pretty. Of course, the even $70,000 it just jumped up to is WOW! Someone JUST put in $3k more!
	1:29pm tonyc: Now they'll have enough money to cover the Old Codger's whole history.
	1:30pm tonyc: Surprisingly, Raviv Gazit -- on now -- started out his music career writing pop songs.
	1:32pm Van in DC: The current National Geographic has a short write up on Tuva, and (very) briefly mentions their throat singing. Read it today in my doctor's office, then someone tweeted a link to it a few minutes ago... http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2012/07/vanishing-languages/rymer-text
	1:34pm tonyc: Oh, I thought you were going to say they had an article on the Old Codger's career. He is sort of a throat singer -- sounds pretty phlegmy anyhow.
	1:35pm Van in DC: You mean Ken...? The WFMU movie just jumped another $10k to $80k!
	1:36pm listener james from westwood: i imagine there are collyer-bros.-style piles of nat'l geographics in the codger compound.
	1:37pm tonyc: @ Van in DC: No, not Ken! The Old Codger: www.flickr.com...
	1:38pm listener james from westwood: 67K + 13K = 80K. maybe they had to drop in the challenge grant $$$ in 2 pledges.
	1:39pm tonyc: Ken is the young codger. The old codger is at least 120.
	1:40pm Van in DC: Huh. Who knew? :) @LJFW - ya, that is what I was thinking too...
	1:41pm NO NAMES: Tony, Is the orange season over or do you still plan on playing that album and Behind the sounds, one of my favourite Shlomo Gronich/Mathi Caspi albums?
	1:43pm tonyc: Don't have "Behind the Sounds" -- wish I did! I'm not going to play any Tamouz, but will play something from a solo album by one of the members, Ariel Zilber.
	1:44pm NO NAMES: oh, that Tamouz album is considered in Israel as the finest prog album ever produced there!
	1:46pm tonyc: I picked it up recently -- but didn't like it too much on first listen. Mebbe I'll warm up to it...
	1:48pm NO NAMES: yes, I understand, it has a little of Supertramp/mid period Genesis sound about it that on first listen appears lightweight, but prolonged hearing might reveal a little more than that.
	1:53pm tonyc: I'll give it another chance for sure!
	1:53pm Carmichael: Ach du Lieber! What a concept, Tony. I'm sitting in a 3-day vendor presentation, so no audio for me. I'll have to research the playlist this weekend.
	1:55pm tonyc: It'll be there waiting for you. (Greetings, Carmichael!)
	1:55pm tonyc: Here's a fun vid of Intensive Care Unit: www.youtube.com...
	1:57pm NO NAMES: Has anyone out there got a recording of the 1992 Klezmatics John Peel session, which I heard but did not reocrd. It was amazing like Klezmer done as space rock, like Shlomo Carlebach mixed with Hawkwind!
	1:58pm Van in DC: That video - Not one of my languages :)
	2:00pm tonyc: The music kicks in after a brief spoken intro. T'ain't one of my languages neither.
	2:02pm Van in DC: Too many...zombies? :)
	2:02pm tonyc: @ No Names: Pas moi.
	2:04pm tonyc: @ Van in DC: Sounds reasonable to me....
	2:05pm tonyc: Though, on the other hand, there can never be enough zombies...
	2:09pm tonyc: Jericho Jones = The Churchill's
	2:09pm listener james from westwood: that would be good news to machete manufacturers.
	2:11pm NO NAMES: other Israeli music albums I have and like:- Shlomo Gronich - Neto Live Svika Pick - This my way Sephardic Music - Gabriel - Finger Work (Prog guitar with eastern themes) Moshe Giat - Moroccan religious pop Breslov Movement - Yisrael Dagan - several albums of loner folk stoned field music - Edi Ran - punk chassidc rock
	2:13pm tonyc: I've been looking for that Yisrael Dagan thing.
	2:13pm dane: heya Tony, damn got here late again thanks for that ICU video. how do you find that stuff? do you read the Hebrew?
	2:14pm tonyc: Hey Dane! Nope, Hebrew is Greek to me. (And Greek is Hebrew to me, I guess.)
	2:15pm tonyc: Found their Hebrew name online is all....
	2:21pm tonyc: Doesn't this sound kinda like Os Mutantes?
	2:23pm tonyc: Talk about yer fuzz....
	2:27pm tonyc: Big thanks to Joe Copolovich for helping me track down a bunch of things used on today's show.
	2:36pm tonyc: Coming up following this set, something non-Israeli: the radio premiere of a 13-minute just (about-to-be) released early '80s Rascal Reporters track.
	2:41pm dane: wow that youtube channel has loads of cool stuff I need to check out after your show. like Chromosome, got anything by them?
	2:43pm Muffin'Man: Keep Cookin'
	2:43pm Van in DC: All of that was totally alien to me. Always edutaining, this GTDR stream :)
	2:44pm tonyc: Stick around for the Rascal Reporters!!!!
	2:45pm tonyc: @ Dane: Nope, I have no Chromosomes. I am a genetic puzzle....
	2:45pm listener james from westwood: glad this is a regular, non–tape hiss show so i can hear it again. lovely israeli block!
	2:46pm tonyc: Thanks, James! Wish I could archive the Tape Hiss shows, but it can not be.
	2:47pm NO NAMES: anything interesting on the next tape hiss show, Tony?
	2:49pm tonyc: Hope so! Haven't figured out yet what it'll be.
	2:52pm Van in DC: For a minute there I thought some ad in another browser tab auto-started on me :)
	2:53pm NO NAMES: Does any one know what happened to a loner folk reissue label/internet asian site called Big Pink records?
	2:54pm listener james from westwood: no prob; it makes hearing the hiss shows all the more special. hell, they're not even floating away from the planet like a terrestrial broadcast does. blink your ears and you'll miss 'em.
	2:56pm NO NAMES: Tony, great show, one of a kind, thanks. I can imagine you doing same thing for Australian music, Swedish Prog, Chilean/Argentinian music.
	2:57pm tonyc: Thanks, No Names! Theoretically, I'd like to do one for every country.
	2:58pm Van in DC: Have a great rest of week - thanks Tony!
	2:58pm tonyc: Same to you, Sir Van!
	3:00pm jk: fantastic show today tonyc!
	3:00pm tonyc: Thanks for listening, everybody! I'll be back next week with the gentle hissing of some kind of tapes. See ya then!
	3:00pm tonyc: Thanks much, jk! Glad you enjoyed it....
	5:39pm Cecile: Killer show, Tony!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from July 10, 2012

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July 10, 2012: Theme for an Imaginary Nachum Segal Fill-in: Israeli Psych, Prog, and Experimental Music.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
THE IN-THEME	"THE IN-THEME"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
NO NAMES [aka KTSAT ACHERET]	204 "204" by "NO NAMES [aka KTSAT ACHERET]"	No Names	RE: Phonokol	1974	0:01:43 (Pop-up)
DANNY BEN-ISRAEL	Dawn with Hash "Dawn with Hash" by "DANNY BEN-ISRAEL"	Bullshit 3 1/4	RE: MIO	1970	0:06:56 (Pop-up)
CHURCHILL'S	Song from the Sea "Song from the Sea" by "CHURCHILL'S"	Churchill's	Hed-Arzi	1968	0:11:07 (Pop-up)
LENSES	God Knows "God Knows" by "LENSES"	Short Cuts	Fact	2002	0:13:23 (Pop-up)
POOGY [aka KAVERET]	L'Amour et la Vie	Poogy in Pita	Hed-Arzi	1974	0:15:22 (Pop-up)
OSHIK LEVY	track 1 "track 1" by "OSHIK LEVY"	A Little Silence	RE: High Fidelity	1971	0:19:26 (Pop-up)

GELBART	Magikarp "Magikarp" by "GELBART"	My Favorite Vacation	Fact	2001	0:25:22 (Pop-up)
CHURCHILL'S	Straight People/ Subsequent Final/ So Alone Today	Churchill's	Hed-Arzi	1968	0:31:29 (Pop-up)
DANNY BEN-ISRAEL	Do You Believe in Fairytales? (1968)	The Kathmandu Sessions	Locust Music	2004	0:44:53 (Pop-up)

SHLOMO GRONICH	Our Street "Our Street" by "SHLOMO GRONICH"	Why Didn't You Tell Me?	RE: Phonokol	1971	0:52:43 (Pop-up)
SHESHET	Cymbal "Cymbal" by "SHESHET"	Sheshet	RE: NMC	1977	0:54:50 (Pop-up)
NO NAMES	Guru "Guru" by "NO NAMES"	No Names	RE: Phonokol	1974	0:59:53 (Pop-up)
AMNON RAVIV	Untitled No. 5 "Untitled No. 5" by "AMNON RAVIV"	Mirror	no label	1983	1:04:25 (Pop-up)
IGOR KRUTOGOLOV & THUNDERWHEEL	Barbarian Dream	Lumberjack Blues	Trips und Traume	2010	1:12:02 (Pop-up)

SHLOMO GRONICH	Lord Why? "Lord Why?" by "SHLOMO GRONICH"	Why Didn't You Tell Me?	RE: Phonokol	1971	1:20:43 (Pop-up)
GELBART	The Drive "The Drive" by "GELBART"	My Favorite Vacation	Fact	2001	1:23:33 (Pop-up)
RAVIV GAZIT	Zee "Zee" by "RAVIV GAZIT"	V.A.: New Age – Next Age: Electronic and Electro-Acoustical Music of Israel (cassette)	Shefez	1988	1:28:21 (Pop-up)
THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT	No. 1 "No. 1" by "THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT"	Skull Trans Fracture	CBS Israel	1983	1:43:07 (Pop-up)

MINIMAL COMPACT	Bat-Vam "Bat-Vam" by "MINIMAL COMPACT"	V.A.: Made to Measure, Vol. 1	Crammed Discs	1984	1:50:22 (Pop-up)
THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT	Atra "Atra" by "THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT"	Skull Trans Fracture	CBS Israel	1983	1:54:54 (Pop-up)
MINIMAL COMPACT	Too Many of Them "Too Many of Them" by "MINIMAL COMPACT"	V.A.: Made to Measure, Vol. 1	Crammed Discs	1984	1:57:32 (Pop-up)
LENSES	Sleep Tight "Sleep Tight" by "LENSES"	Short Cuts	Fact	2002	2:02:05 (Pop-up)
JERICHO JONES	Yellow and Blue "Yellow and Blue" by "JERICHO JONES"	Junkies, Monkeys, and Donkeys	Hed-Arzi	1971	2:05:57 (Pop-up)
ARIK EINSTEIN & SHALOM CHANOCH	What	Plastiline	RE: Phonokol	1970	2:11:04 (Pop-up)

POOPIK	track 7 "track 7" by "POOPIK"	Everybody	Re: Phonokol	1970	2:19:20 (Pop-up)
SHMULIK KRAUS	Who Are We? (1971) "Who Are We? (1971)" by "SHMULIK KRAUS"	A Criminal Record	RE: Mio	1977	2:22:19 (Pop-up)
ARIEL ZILBER	Movie Instead "Movie Instead" by "ARIEL ZILBER"	Rutzi Shmulik	Hed-Arzi	1976	2:27:28 (Pop-up)
ZINGALE	Party Inside (1976) "Party Inside (1976)" by "ZINGALE"	Peace [bonus 7" track]	RE: Earsay	1976	2:30:43 (Pop-up)
POOPIK	track 8 "track 8" by "POOPIK"	Everybody	RE: Phonokol	1970	2:33:38 (Pop-up)
SHEM-TOV LEVY	track 5 "track 5" by "SHEM-TOV LEVY"	In the Mood	RE: Phonokol	1975	2:38:09 (Pop-up)

RASCAL REPORTERS	Psychlops (Complete) (198?)	Psychlops (Complete)	Hebbardesque	2012	2:45:16 (Pop-up)

THE OUT-THEME	Gelbart: My Favorite Vacation [part of] + Die Trip Computer Die: Airborn [part of]				2:59:43 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:57am tonyc: Hullo dere. The Nachum Segal fill-in I never got to do begins in 3 minutes.
	12:00pm northguineahills: This is going to be fun.....
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: g'day tony! i've got rugelach and shrooms ready. l'chaim!
	12:01pm tonyc: Hey there, Mr. Hills!
	12:02pm NO NAMES: Shalom Tony, looking forward to some music from the holy land!
	12:03pm tonyc: Greetings, No Names and James!!
	12:04pm holland oats: link is funky on homepage holmes
	12:07pm tonyc: Acch! Higher-ups have been alerted. (Thanks Holland Oats.)
	12:07pm NO NAMES: Don't understand the dual name, in English they call themselves No Names, but the English translation of the name Ksat Acheret is 'a little different'. not 'no names'?
	12:08pm tonyc: Don't pretend to understand myself! Info is from Rate Your Music.
	12:08pm Menachem Montalbanowitz: Whew! Got on the wrong playlist and had to take the stairs! Mazel tov, Tony!
	12:10pm kat330: Hi, Tony! Can't stay at the keyboard, but thought you should know the front page of FMU links to John Allen's playlist where it says to you.
	12:10pm tonyc: The divine Liz B has fixed the playlist link. Thanks, Liz.
	12:10pm NO NAMES: Danny Ben-Israel's Bullshit 3 1/4 is surely the wildest album in all Israeli pop music!
	12:12pm tonyc: One of them, fer sure. Wait for Amnon Raviv's "Mirror" later in the show, though.
	12:12pm NO NAMES: is it the same Churchill's who mutated into Jericho and recorded heavy rock album in London in the early 70s?
	12:14pm tonyc: Yep -- the same.
	12:14pm Van in DC: Hi Tony and everyone
	12:15pm tonyc: Hey there, Van!
	12:21pm tonyc: The Churchill's are the backing band on this Oshik Levy album.
	12:25pm Menachem Montalbanowitz: An all-Israeli show? In true Portland fashion, I will start to angrily demand an all-Palestinian followup show, only will choke to death on some loose-leaf tea and kombucha..
	12:28pm NO NAMES: Surely Menachem you mean a politically correct multi faith show of Christian, Muslim and Jewish music with bands like Bustan Abraham etc?
	12:33pm NO NAMES: Israeli experimental music is bit of a revelation to me, as I always found their psyche and prog to be very melodic, as though the Beatles and Barclay James Harvest are their favourite influences?
	12:33pm tonyc: I would do a three-hour Palestinian psych, prog, and experimental music show if such a thing were possible. I figgers these musicians have little or nothing to do with the political situation over there.
	12:34pm tonyc: @ No Names: Know what you mean. Fusion seems to be a big influence too.
	12:35pm Menachem Montalbanowitz: I was surprised to learn that there is a really big Noise Music scene in Israel right now.
	12:37pm conrad: I eagerly await Uri Geller's "Come On Love"!
	12:38pm tonyc: Ha! I do have a Uri Geller LP. Didn't make the cut, though.
	12:38pm NO NAMES: Hey Conrad, How about all those punk versions of Hava Negila!
	12:42pm conrad: Oh yeah, Dick Dale also did a killer "Hava."
	12:43pm Menachem Montalbanowitz: It would be funny if your Uri Geller record was warped.
	12:44pm tonyc: Like a bent spoon, you mean? Ho!
	12:45pm Menachem Montalbanowitz: Yeah, or from storing near a Salvador Dali LP
	12:47pm tonyc: Don't have any Salvador Dali LPs -- except for the Jackie Gleason one.
	12:48pm conrad: Oh, if only there really was such a thing as a Salvador Dali album! I bought a Dali-esque clock for our house that looks like it's melting. Wifey does not like it.
	12:54pm tonyc: This Shlomo Gronich may sound like a crappy mp3, but is actually a horribly mastered CD.
	12:57pm Menachem Montalbanowitz: I briefly left the room and came back to what I thought was Harry Nilsson
	12:58pm listener james from westwood: i date from the hold-the-antenna-at-this-angle-to-get-the-station era. i've got a wiiiiiiide definition of crappy sound. :)
	12:59pm tonyc: @ Menachem Montalbanowitz: No -- it was Shlomo Nilsson.
	1:01pm tonyc: @ Listener James: I hear ya. I'm just pissed they did such a poor mastering job, as it's one of the very best Israeli albums I know of.
	1:03pm tonyc: Coming up next: Amnon Raviv's "Mirror" -- probably the most unique Israeli album I've heard.
	1:12pm northguineahills: I really dig this Amnon Raviv.
	1:13pm tonyc: Igor Krutogolov, on now, is the leader of the band Kruzenshtern & Parohod, who have a bunch of avant-klezmer-ish CDs out.
	1:13pm Menachem Montalbanowitz: @listener james: I find that coming from that era has made my (maybe yours too) into a noise reducer, bad signal descrambler. I think we're more tolerant of poor sound than these poor kids who grew up on digital media.
	1:14pm tonyc: @ Northguineahills: Same here -- I think it's great. Amnon Raviv also has a second record I've never heard. These days he's a professional clown!
	1:15pm Menachem Montalbanowitz: Having grown up at the foot of a mountain that effectively blocked TV and FM signals, I can not only descramble the worst looking picture but can also filter static, fuzz and distortion with my brain.
	1:18pm conrad: here ya go Tony: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ultimate-Israeli-Rock-Vinyl-633-items-LP-EP-7-Garage-psych-pop-folk-and-prog-/200788860670?_trksid=p4340.m1850&_trkparms=aid%3D222002%26algo%3DSIC.FIT%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D11%26meid%3D512877146666095122%26pid%3D100011%26prg%3D1005%26rk%3D1%26 Only $34,000!
	1:19pm Van in DC: WFMU the film is only $9 short of their $67k challenge goal :)
	1:21pm tonyc: @ Conrad: What a steal! (Stealing from the buyer, I mean.) I do see pics of albums I'm playing today, though.
	1:22pm listener james from westwood: Not no more it ain't. :)
	1:23pm Van in DC: JAAAAAAAAMES! Whoo! I saw that :)
	1:23pm tonyc: Thanks, James!!!!
	1:24pm listener james from westwood: i think we need a kickstarter for tony to get that album!1 yeah, i saw it was about $264 out via twitter, so i pledged, then saw it was like $9 away and upped it.
	1:25pm northguineahills: Too bad Yair from Tel Aviv isn't here....
	1:26pm listener james from westwood: holy crap, the total jumped by like $3k in the time since my last post. it now reads $70k. thanks to all who donated!!
	1:26pm Van in DC: That even $67,000 sure looked pretty. Of course, the even $70,000 it just jumped up to is WOW! Someone JUST put in $3k more!
	1:29pm tonyc: Now they'll have enough money to cover the Old Codger's whole history.
	1:30pm tonyc: Surprisingly, Raviv Gazit -- on now -- started out his music career writing pop songs.
	1:32pm Van in DC: The current National Geographic has a short write up on Tuva, and (very) briefly mentions their throat singing. Read it today in my doctor's office, then someone tweeted a link to it a few minutes ago... http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2012/07/vanishing-languages/rymer-text
	1:34pm tonyc: Oh, I thought you were going to say they had an article on the Old Codger's career. He is sort of a throat singer -- sounds pretty phlegmy anyhow.
	1:35pm Van in DC: You mean Ken...? The WFMU movie just jumped another $10k to $80k!
	1:36pm listener james from westwood: i imagine there are collyer-bros.-style piles of nat'l geographics in the codger compound.
	1:37pm tonyc: @ Van in DC: No, not Ken! The Old Codger: www.flickr.com...
	1:38pm listener james from westwood: 67K + 13K = 80K. maybe they had to drop in the challenge grant $$$ in 2 pledges.
	1:39pm tonyc: Ken is the young codger. The old codger is at least 120.
	1:40pm Van in DC: Huh. Who knew? :) @LJFW - ya, that is what I was thinking too...
	1:41pm NO NAMES: Tony, Is the orange season over or do you still plan on playing that album and Behind the sounds, one of my favourite Shlomo Gronich/Mathi Caspi albums?
	1:43pm tonyc: Don't have "Behind the Sounds" -- wish I did! I'm not going to play any Tamouz, but will play something from a solo album by one of the members, Ariel Zilber.
	1:44pm NO NAMES: oh, that Tamouz album is considered in Israel as the finest prog album ever produced there!
	1:46pm tonyc: I picked it up recently -- but didn't like it too much on first listen. Mebbe I'll warm up to it...
	1:48pm NO NAMES: yes, I understand, it has a little of Supertramp/mid period Genesis sound about it that on first listen appears lightweight, but prolonged hearing might reveal a little more than that.
	1:53pm tonyc: I'll give it another chance for sure!
	1:53pm Carmichael: Ach du Lieber! What a concept, Tony. I'm sitting in a 3-day vendor presentation, so no audio for me. I'll have to research the playlist this weekend.
	1:55pm tonyc: It'll be there waiting for you. (Greetings, Carmichael!)
	1:55pm tonyc: Here's a fun vid of Intensive Care Unit: www.youtube.com...
	1:57pm NO NAMES: Has anyone out there got a recording of the 1992 Klezmatics John Peel session, which I heard but did not reocrd. It was amazing like Klezmer done as space rock, like Shlomo Carlebach mixed with Hawkwind!
	1:58pm Van in DC: That video - Not one of my languages :)
	2:00pm tonyc: The music kicks in after a brief spoken intro. T'ain't one of my languages neither.
	2:02pm Van in DC: Too many...zombies? :)
	2:02pm tonyc: @ No Names: Pas moi.
	2:04pm tonyc: @ Van in DC: Sounds reasonable to me....
	2:05pm tonyc: Though, on the other hand, there can never be enough zombies...
	2:09pm tonyc: Jericho Jones = The Churchill's
	2:09pm listener james from westwood: that would be good news to machete manufacturers.
	2:11pm NO NAMES: other Israeli music albums I have and like:- Shlomo Gronich - Neto Live Svika Pick - This my way Sephardic Music - Gabriel - Finger Work (Prog guitar with eastern themes) Moshe Giat - Moroccan religious pop Breslov Movement - Yisrael Dagan - several albums of loner folk stoned field music - Edi Ran - punk chassidc rock
	2:13pm tonyc: I've been looking for that Yisrael Dagan thing.
	2:13pm dane: heya Tony, damn got here late again thanks for that ICU video. how do you find that stuff? do you read the Hebrew?
	2:14pm tonyc: Hey Dane! Nope, Hebrew is Greek to me. (And Greek is Hebrew to me, I guess.)
	2:15pm tonyc: Found their Hebrew name online is all....
	2:21pm tonyc: Doesn't this sound kinda like Os Mutantes?
	2:23pm tonyc: Talk about yer fuzz....
	2:27pm tonyc: Big thanks to Joe Copolovich for helping me track down a bunch of things used on today's show.
	2:36pm tonyc: Coming up following this set, something non-Israeli: the radio premiere of a 13-minute just (about-to-be) released early '80s Rascal Reporters track.
	2:41pm dane: wow that youtube channel has loads of cool stuff I need to check out after your show. like Chromosome, got anything by them?
	2:43pm Muffin'Man: Keep Cookin'
	2:43pm Van in DC: All of that was totally alien to me. Always edutaining, this GTDR stream :)
	2:44pm tonyc: Stick around for the Rascal Reporters!!!!
	2:45pm tonyc: @ Dane: Nope, I have no Chromosomes. I am a genetic puzzle....
	2:45pm listener james from westwood: glad this is a regular, non–tape hiss show so i can hear it again. lovely israeli block!
	2:46pm tonyc: Thanks, James! Wish I could archive the Tape Hiss shows, but it can not be.
	2:47pm NO NAMES: anything interesting on the next tape hiss show, Tony?
	2:49pm tonyc: Hope so! Haven't figured out yet what it'll be.
	2:52pm Van in DC: For a minute there I thought some ad in another browser tab auto-started on me :)
	2:53pm NO NAMES: Does any one know what happened to a loner folk reissue label/internet asian site called Big Pink records?
	2:54pm listener james from westwood: no prob; it makes hearing the hiss shows all the more special. hell, they're not even floating away from the planet like a terrestrial broadcast does. blink your ears and you'll miss 'em.
	2:56pm NO NAMES: Tony, great show, one of a kind, thanks. I can imagine you doing same thing for Australian music, Swedish Prog, Chilean/Argentinian music.
	2:57pm tonyc: Thanks, No Names! Theoretically, I'd like to do one for every country.
	2:58pm Van in DC: Have a great rest of week - thanks Tony!
	2:58pm tonyc: Same to you, Sir Van!
	3:00pm jk: fantastic show today tonyc!
	3:00pm tonyc: Thanks for listening, everybody! I'll be back next week with the gentle hissing of some kind of tapes. See ya then!
	3:00pm tonyc: Thanks much, jk! Glad you enjoyed it....
	5:39pm Cecile: Killer show, Tony!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from July 10, 2012

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