WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from October 9, 2012

Listener comments!
	11:51am tonyc: Hullo dere. Week 2 of my three-week Italian rock special begins at noon. Don't forget that it's also week 2 of FMU's month-long silent pledge drive -- please consider tossing a few lire our way. Thanks much! See you in 10....
	11:57am Doug S.: Tony is sitting at a handsome 50% of his fundraising goal. Help push him over the top during today's show, and we citizens of Coulter Nation will all be sitting pretty for the rest of the month!
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: good tuesday, folks! ready for another glorious serving of musical spumoni!
	12:02pm northguineahills: Afternoon, gents....
	12:03pm tonyc: Hey there, Listener James & northguineahills!!
	12:06pm tonyc: I know just enough Italian to realize that this song has some kind of political content -- but just what it is I don't know!
	12:08pm tonyc: No Tape Hiss today -- obviously -- but I will be playing some rare cassettes, plus an unreleased recording.
	12:21pm tonyc: All Quiet on the Italian Front? How 'bout some pledge action to show support for station, stream, and show? Would be much, much appreciated....
	12:24pm tonyc: F:A.R. Prosthesis later shortened their name to F:A.R. -- they were big cheeses on the Italian industrial scene of the '80s.
	12:32pm tonyc: She'll be comin' round the mountain....
	12:34pm tonyc: I promised you tape hiss -- and here it is!
	12:38pm listener james from westwood: this lord w cut is going well with a piece i'm writing about future workplaces. and is well worth a coupla scoots.
	12:44pm tonyc: I won't be doing a Halloween show, so I figured I'd get in some holiday creepiness now. (I will be here on Oct. 30, but doing an all-'60s-psych singles show instead.)
	12:45pm northguineahills: Ahhh, I won Anthology tix last week where Suspiria was the answer to the trivia question
	12:48pm Doug S.: Parts of this sounds a whole lot like Riz Ortolani's music for (the stomach-turning) film Cannibal Holocaust.
	12:48pm tonyc: Um -- we're 45 minutes into today's show, and I haven't even raised a single lira. Please help raise money to buy the station's beloved mascot, Armand the Armadillo, a new wooden leg. OK -- I made that up, but please do pledge if you can!
	12:48pm Ricardo Montalbani: I love this soundtrack.
	12:50pm tonyc: Ciao, Ricardo! It's a fine movie too....
	12:51pm tonyc: This Jacula track was allegedly recorded in 1969 -- I'd say that's bloody unlikely.
	12:56pm listener james from westwood: the stalteri cut is good for halloween and for the upcoming hobbit film as well!
	12:58pm tonyc: Hobbit Horror!
	1:00pm Ricardo Montalbani: From what I hear, the Hobbit will be pretty horrific, alright.
	1:02pm tonyc: I can only assume no one is pledging because you're all paralyzed with fear. The clouds are lifting and it's time for someone to make today's first pledge!
	1:08pm tonyc: But comments are always appreciated as well -- no need to lurk if you don't got the lire.
	1:12pm tonyc: Sorry this PFM LP is so worn -- got it second-hand in a dollar bin.
	1:14pm Ricardo Montalbani: I like it. Worn out record sounds are like being wrapped in a warm fuzzy blanket that just got pulled out of the dryer.
	1:16pm Brian in UK: 'allo Tonee. Pugwash, Flatfoot & Macaroni never 'erd of 'im.
	1:17pm tonyc: Cheers, Brian -- thanks so much for making the first pledge! May many follow where you so boldly trod...
	1:18pm Vittore Baroni: Thanks for playing that Lord W track I had totally forgotten, I think I recorded it in my bedroom as a kind of joke, just to see if my friends at Illusion Production would use it...
	1:18pm Brian in UK: With all due respect Ricardo if they were meant to sound like that they would have been recorded in 1927 in Greenville Town Hall.
	1:19pm conrad: AGonna play any Morricone? (Too obvious?)
	1:19pm tonyc: @ Vittore Baroni: Wow! Great to see you here! Love the Trax stuff!!
	1:22pm tonyc: Hey Conrad! No Morricone, no -- just Italian "rock" ... so no Berio either, for example. I'm definitely a big Morricone fan, though....
	1:23pm Ricardo Montalbani: I think those of us who grew up on records can sort of filter out a certain amount of crackle and scratches but those weened on CDs can't tolerate it.
	1:25pm Ricardo Montalbani: There's a Reddit discussion forum dedicated to 'Vinyl' and (I think) the majority are really young dudes who just got into buying record fairly recently. One common topic goes like "I just got my turntable and I noticed that there's a scratchy sound in the silent parts of the record. Is this normal?"
	1:26pm tonyc: I don't mind analog crackle at all -- until it's been digitized. There's something about an mp3 of a scratchy record that sounds horrible to me.
	1:28pm Ricardo Montalbani: I've got a fairly high bitrate MP3 of Christian Marclay's Record Without a Cover that'll kill ya, then. :)
	1:29pm Brian in UK: The crackles do slowly become part of the record as it ages. It was just the exhorbitant price of 12" that drew me to CDs. Think the best thing about CDs is the number of wonderful comps that have appeared over the years.
	1:29pm tonyc: @ Ricardo M: I'm so anal, I immediately put that record in a jacket when I bought it back in the '80s -- so my copy has no scratches. Marclay would be horrified.
	1:32pm Ricardo Montalbani: I'm so anal, I change the poly bag on my copy of The Feederz 'Ever Felt Like Killing Your Boss?' every couple of years to keep the sandpaper from wearing through.
	1:32pm tonyc: Big thanks to Doug for turning me on to Harps of Fuchsia Kalma!
	1:33pm Ricardo Montalbani: Are you doing Eye-Tal-Ian music next week, too?
	1:34pm tonyc: Hey peeps and padrones: how 'bout some pledges?!? It's been as slow as molasses strained through granite (or sumpin'). Support the stream! Support the station!
	1:34pm Brian in UK: Can I be anal please? Is it Kalmia?
	1:35pm tonyc: @ Ricardo M: Yes, I'm going for the trifecta. I actually put together enough material for 8 Italian shows -- but I'm not completely insane!
	1:37pm Vittore Baroni: It's Ken Montgomery who alerted me on this nice Italian special, it's dinner time here so unfortunately I'll have to leave... I recorded a dozen album with Le Forbici di Manitù in the past two decades, I think I sent the early cds to WFMU but then I sorta lost track...
	1:38pm tonyc: @ Brian in the UK: I wouldn't touch that comment with a ten-foot anal probe.
	1:38pm northguineahills: My Record w/o a cover is sandwiched on my shelf w/o a cover. I kept in a cover for about 5 years before I got rid of the cover. cover.
	1:41pm tonyc: @ Vittore Baroni: Glad you could stop by! Send me your albums and I'll play 'em here, for sure! (PS: All three parts of this Italian special will be archived.) Hello to Ken!
	1:41pm Brian in UK: TEN FOOT. That's for the freakin' dragon of Toarmina city.
	1:42pm tonyc: @ Vittore Baroni: I'm doing this show from Portland, so don't have access to the station library.
	1:43pm Brian in UK: Love this Stefano Giannotti. Like Vittore, time for tea over here.
	1:43pm Doug S.: Tony is only doing four shows this month, so by all accounts he should reach the 75% level during today's program. Please make a pledge to WFMU in Tony's honor using the pledge box above. WFMU really needs your help. Our spring fund drive is no longer enough to cover the station's entire annual budget, but we steadfastly refuse to do more than one OVER THE AIR fundraising marathon a year. If someone pledges a "Full Mouse" pledge (a dollar a day = $365), I bet we can even let you ADOPT TONY until the next spring fund raiser. See here: http://bit.ly/RtUtvP If you would like to adopt Tony, please inquire!
	1:48pm tonyc: Yay! Another pledge. Many, many thanks to Alex B of Brooklyn!
	1:52pm tonyc: Please keep 'em coming, though -- it's been really slow today ... and I don't want to end up feeling that this 9-hour Italian special was a nutty idea.
	1:53pm Brian in UK: On an Italian tip I would recommend any novels by Niccolò Ammaniti. Funny but with a serious edge.
	2:01pm tonyc: Only one hour left -- and I've only raised a truly pathos-inducing amount thus far. Would love to see some more pledges come in during the home stretch. Pledge for station, stream, show and country -- the country being Italy, natch.
	2:07pm tonyc: Silvio Berlusconi, I'm looking at you.
	2:15pm tonyc: Fuzz all'Italiano!
	2:20pm tonyc: Less than 45 minuti remain -- could use a pledge flurry 'round about now!
	2:25pm Marc: What, no Le Orme?
	2:27pm tonyc: Next week, Marc!! Many thanks for the pledge -- though I'm not ready to put on Yma Sumac's dress just yet!
	2:27pm conrad: re Jennifer Gentle: hello, Syd Barret, we salute you!
	2:28pm tonyc: @ Conrad! Absolumento!
	2:29pm Marc: Holding out for more dough, eh? OK... HOW MUCH?
	2:29pm Marc: Seriously, awesome show Tony. As always.
	2:31pm tonyc: Thanks, Marc! I will put on Yma Sumac's dress as soon as Silvio Berlusconi pledges a million lire.
	2:32pm Doug S.: Just one pledge of $30 and Tony will be right on track with 75%!! Make it 'appen!
	2:34pm Marc: Right you are, Doug! I'm taking Barack Obama's weekly allowance and diverting it to Tony Coulter, and everybody else should do the same (except Irwin of course).
	2:36pm tonyc: Hey everyone, Marc is none other than once-and-future FMU DJ Marc Farre. Listen to his words of wisdom and follow in his footsteps.
	2:38pm tonyc: Only 23 minutes left.....
	2:38pm Marc: How do you say "number 9" over and over again in italian...?
	2:39pm tonyc: "Number 9" over and over again in italian ... "number 9" over and over again in italian ... "number 9" over and over again in italian ... "number 9" over and over again in italian ....
	2:40pm Doug S.: Hey Marc! Thanks! Of course if Romney wins, WFMU will be branded an Enemy Combatant, have its 501(c)(3) status revoked, and be thrown in military jail. Maybe keep giving to Obama just a little.
	2:40pm Marc: Clearly you misread my carefully placed apostrophes, Mr. Fellow Copy Editor.
	2:42pm tonyc: So you copy fellows for a living? Not me.
	2:42pm Marc: Irwin will never let that happen, Doug. On the other hand, you COULD totally go pirate radio from that Navy brig.
	2:43pm tonyc: Only 18 minutes left -- let's hit 75%!! Pledge if you can!!
	2:44pm Marc: This intense piece is totally f*cking with my mind. And that is a good thing, although I feel more and more like Jack Nicholson as I attempt to write at my computer.
	2:46pm tonyc: Doesn't a station that would use Demetrio Stratos to (attempt to) raise money deserve your support, o listeners?
	2:48pm northguineahills: Here's hoping by next marathon I'm employed, if not I'm royally screwed.
	2:49pm tonyc: Yep, this track really is titled "."
	2:49pm Ricardo Montalbani: It sounds like Francesco Teardrop!
	2:50pm tonyc: @ Ricardo M: Ha! You're right....
	2:50pm Doug S.: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Blessedly, Tony will return next Tuesday with Part III of his Ilalo Rock Speciale! And speaking of returning, be sure to return to these here Streamwaves for two more fine radio shows coming up in just a few hours. At 6pm, Give the Drummer Some will pop on for an hour-long 92nd birthday tribute to all-time sonic hero YUSEF LATEEF! At 7pm, Kaminsky Kamoutsky with Jesse will inhabit the Drummer Stream with more wickedly good soundstuffs than you could shake a stick at. A drum stick even. Of course, with Give the Drummer Radio on 24 hours a day, you never have to leave. These marvy musicians are queued up and waiting to entertain you as soon as Tony spins his last Italian superstar: Chandos McRill The Cobblestones Belf's Rumanian Orchestra Wicked Lister Ramon & Company The Panthers Bix Beiderbecke Alberta Brown Arsenion Rodríguez y Su Conjunto Michi Sarmiento Erlin "Rock 'n' Roll" Harris Linda Hayes The Pretty Things Eartha Kitt Jimmy Donnelly Johnnie & Jack Kitty Wells Black Sheep and more and more and eternally more... Please pledge!
	2:51pm tonyc: Thanks anyway, northguineahills! Anyone else: please do pledge in these closing minutes, if you can. Would love to hit 75%.
	2:55pm Marc: GREAT SHOW, TONY!
	2:56pm tonyc: Thanks, Marc! 4 more minutes to pledge -- someone, anyone?!?
	2:59pm tonyc: Thanks for listening everybody! See you next week for part 3 of this Italian special. Support el streamo! Ciao....
	2:59pm Ricardo Montalbani: Ciao, Tony! Thanks for radio'ing!
	2:59pm northguineahills: Awesome fun set, tony!
	3:00pm tonyc: Thanks, NGH and RM!
	3:00pm listener james from westwood: thanks, tony!
	3:01pm tonyc: Back at ya!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from October 9, 2012

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October 9, 2012: Spaghetti Rock Special, Week 2

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
THE ITALIAN NATIONAL ANTHEM	Fratelli d'Italia				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
AIN SOPH	Tutti a Casa! "Tutti a Casa!" by "AIN SOPH"	Aurora	Cthulhu	1992	0:08:34 (Pop-up)
CONFUSIONAL QUARTET	Guerra in Africa	Confusional Quartet	Italian Records	1980	0:13:04 (Pop-up)
GI-NAPAJO	La Guerra del... "La Guerra del..." by "GI-NAPAJO"	Tsantsas	Muriki	1995	0:17:06 (Pop-up)
ART FLEURY	Fabbrica Rosa "Fabbrica Rosa" by "ART FLEURY"	I Luoghi del Potere	Italian Records/ RE: Die Schachtel	1980	0:19:52 (Pop-up)
F:A.R. PROSTHESIS	Hint "Hint" by "F:A.R. PROSTHESIS"	V.A.: Sensationnel No. 3/4 [double cassette]	Illusion	1985	0:29:04 (Pop-up)

LORD W	The Tape After "The Tape After" by "LORD W"	V.A.: Sensationnel No. 3/4 [double cassette]	Illusion	1985	0:36:18 (Pop-up)
ARTURO STALTERI	From Hobbiton to the Land of Shadow	Early Rings: Compositions 1974 - 1975	M.P.	2005	0:47:25 (Pop-up)
GOBLIN	Suspiria "Suspiria" by "GOBLIN"	Suspiria	Cinevox	1977	0:50:45 (Pop-up)
JACULA	Triumphatus Sad "Triumphatus Sad" by "JACULA"	In Cauda Semper Stat Venenum	Black Widow	2001	0:56:42 (Pop-up)

AIN SOPH	Prologen "Prologen" by "AIN SOPH"	Ain Soph	Staaltape	1990	1:03:59 (Pop-up)
GIGI PASCAL E LA POP COMPAGNIA MECCANICO	Fuga in Si Minore	Debut	RE: Mellow	1973	1:08:59 (Pop-up)
ALFREDO TISOCCO	Tenzione "Tenzione" by "ALFREDO TISOCCO"	Katharsis	Suono	1975	1:13:17 (Pop-up)
PFM	Promenade the Puzzle "Promenade the Puzzle" by "PFM"	Photos of Ghosts	Manticore	1973	1:17:47 (Pop-up)
ROBERTO MUSCI	Blue Garden "Blue Garden" by "ROBERTO MUSCI"	Debris of a Loa	Lowlands	1997	1:25:08 (Pop-up)

MUSCI/ VENOSTA/ MARIANI	Ou Est Ti	Losing the Orthodox Path	Victo	1997	1:33:10 (Pop-up)
HARPS OF FUCHSIA KALMA	Cigarettes, Motels, Red Eyes and Other Parts of Night	The Angular Acceleration of Light in the Unsound Mind of My Uncle Dead in Michigan	Reverb Worship	2009	1:38:16 (Pop-up)
STEFANO GIANNOTTI	Canzoni Naturali VI	Nuove Musiche dal Teatro del Faro	More Music	1996	1:43:00 (Pop-up)
ROBERTO CACCIAPAGLIA	Desir d’une Vie Plus Juste	Generazioni del Cielo	Re: Proper	1986	1:53:16 (Pop-up)
ARTURO STALTERI	Mulini "Mulini" by "ARTURO STALTERI"	E il Pavone Parlo alla Luna	M.P.	1983	1:54:19 (Pop-up)

STEFANO GIANNOTTI	Sara il Temporale	L'Agguato, l’Abbandono, il Paesaggio [unreleased album]		2002	2:03:05 (Pop-up)
FUTURO ANTICO	Piano Synt "Piano Synt" by "FUTURO ANTICO"	Dai Primitivi all’Elettronica	Casal Gajardo	1980	2:06:46 (Pop-up)
CHETRO & CO.	Danza della Sera "Danza della Sera" by "CHETRO & CO."	7"	Parade	1968	2:15:51 (Pop-up)
ARMANDO PIAZZA	The House on the Hill	Suan	RE: Missing Vinyl	1972	2:21:11 (Pop-up)
ALAN SORRENTI	A Te Che Dormi "A Te Che Dormi" by "ALAN SORRENTI"	Come un Vecchio Incensiere all'Alba di un Villaggio Deserto	Harvest	1973	2:25:36 (Pop-up)

JENNIFER GENTLE	Universal Daughter	Valende	Sub Pop	2005	2:32:08 (Pop-up)
NASCITA DELLA SFERA	Magia "Magia" by "NASCITA DELLA SFERA"	Per una scultura di Ceschia	S.I.A.E.N	1978	2:35:04 (Pop-up)
MAZE 1066	A Resident of Jigsaws "A Resident of Jigsaws" by "MAZE 1066"	Retrospective Vol. 1 – Bologna 10.9.1981 [cassette]	Multiple Configuration	1986	2:36:37 (Pop-up)
PIERMARIO CIANI / NAIF ORCHESTRA / GIOVANI FONTANA	untitled	V.A.: Mail Music Project	Armadio Officina	1983	2:39:59 (Pop-up)
DEMETRIO STRATOS	La Sirene "La Sirene" by "DEMETRIO STRATOS"	Cantare la Voce	Cramps	1978	2:45:16 (Pop-up)
INFLUENZA PRODS.	Pretty City "Pretty City" by "INFLUENZA PRODS."	V.A.: SNX - The Entomology of Tomorrow's Popular Music	Hawai	1985	2:51:30 (Pop-up)
LA DEVIATION / MOTOR ANGEL	. "." by "LA DEVIATION / MOTOR ANGEL"	V.A.: Tecnologie del Movimento II	Hax	1991	2:55:13 (Pop-up)

LA 1919	The Puppet Parade "The Puppet Parade" by "LA 1919"	Giorni Felici	Materiali Sonori	1997	3:02:18 (Pop-up)
THE OUT-THEME	Gelbart: My Favorite Vacation [part of] + Die Trip Computer Die: Airborn [part of]				3:05:48 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:51am tonyc: Hullo dere. Week 2 of my three-week Italian rock special begins at noon. Don't forget that it's also week 2 of FMU's month-long silent pledge drive -- please consider tossing a few lire our way. Thanks much! See you in 10....
	11:57am Doug S.: Tony is sitting at a handsome 50% of his fundraising goal. Help push him over the top during today's show, and we citizens of Coulter Nation will all be sitting pretty for the rest of the month!
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: good tuesday, folks! ready for another glorious serving of musical spumoni!
	12:02pm northguineahills: Afternoon, gents....
	12:03pm tonyc: Hey there, Listener James & northguineahills!!
	12:06pm tonyc: I know just enough Italian to realize that this song has some kind of political content -- but just what it is I don't know!
	12:08pm tonyc: No Tape Hiss today -- obviously -- but I will be playing some rare cassettes, plus an unreleased recording.
	12:21pm tonyc: All Quiet on the Italian Front? How 'bout some pledge action to show support for station, stream, and show? Would be much, much appreciated....
	12:24pm tonyc: F:A.R. Prosthesis later shortened their name to F:A.R. -- they were big cheeses on the Italian industrial scene of the '80s.
	12:32pm tonyc: She'll be comin' round the mountain....
	12:34pm tonyc: I promised you tape hiss -- and here it is!
	12:38pm listener james from westwood: this lord w cut is going well with a piece i'm writing about future workplaces. and is well worth a coupla scoots.
	12:44pm tonyc: I won't be doing a Halloween show, so I figured I'd get in some holiday creepiness now. (I will be here on Oct. 30, but doing an all-'60s-psych singles show instead.)
	12:45pm northguineahills: Ahhh, I won Anthology tix last week where Suspiria was the answer to the trivia question
	12:48pm Doug S.: Parts of this sounds a whole lot like Riz Ortolani's music for (the stomach-turning) film Cannibal Holocaust.
	12:48pm tonyc: Um -- we're 45 minutes into today's show, and I haven't even raised a single lira. Please help raise money to buy the station's beloved mascot, Armand the Armadillo, a new wooden leg. OK -- I made that up, but please do pledge if you can!
	12:48pm Ricardo Montalbani: I love this soundtrack.
	12:50pm tonyc: Ciao, Ricardo! It's a fine movie too....
	12:51pm tonyc: This Jacula track was allegedly recorded in 1969 -- I'd say that's bloody unlikely.
	12:56pm listener james from westwood: the stalteri cut is good for halloween and for the upcoming hobbit film as well!
	12:58pm tonyc: Hobbit Horror!
	1:00pm Ricardo Montalbani: From what I hear, the Hobbit will be pretty horrific, alright.
	1:02pm tonyc: I can only assume no one is pledging because you're all paralyzed with fear. The clouds are lifting and it's time for someone to make today's first pledge!
	1:08pm tonyc: But comments are always appreciated as well -- no need to lurk if you don't got the lire.
	1:12pm tonyc: Sorry this PFM LP is so worn -- got it second-hand in a dollar bin.
	1:14pm Ricardo Montalbani: I like it. Worn out record sounds are like being wrapped in a warm fuzzy blanket that just got pulled out of the dryer.
	1:16pm Brian in UK: 'allo Tonee. Pugwash, Flatfoot & Macaroni never 'erd of 'im.
	1:17pm tonyc: Cheers, Brian -- thanks so much for making the first pledge! May many follow where you so boldly trod...
	1:18pm Vittore Baroni: Thanks for playing that Lord W track I had totally forgotten, I think I recorded it in my bedroom as a kind of joke, just to see if my friends at Illusion Production would use it...
	1:18pm Brian in UK: With all due respect Ricardo if they were meant to sound like that they would have been recorded in 1927 in Greenville Town Hall.
	1:19pm conrad: AGonna play any Morricone? (Too obvious?)
	1:19pm tonyc: @ Vittore Baroni: Wow! Great to see you here! Love the Trax stuff!!
	1:22pm tonyc: Hey Conrad! No Morricone, no -- just Italian "rock" ... so no Berio either, for example. I'm definitely a big Morricone fan, though....
	1:23pm Ricardo Montalbani: I think those of us who grew up on records can sort of filter out a certain amount of crackle and scratches but those weened on CDs can't tolerate it.
	1:25pm Ricardo Montalbani: There's a Reddit discussion forum dedicated to 'Vinyl' and (I think) the majority are really young dudes who just got into buying record fairly recently. One common topic goes like "I just got my turntable and I noticed that there's a scratchy sound in the silent parts of the record. Is this normal?"
	1:26pm tonyc: I don't mind analog crackle at all -- until it's been digitized. There's something about an mp3 of a scratchy record that sounds horrible to me.
	1:28pm Ricardo Montalbani: I've got a fairly high bitrate MP3 of Christian Marclay's Record Without a Cover that'll kill ya, then. :)
	1:29pm Brian in UK: The crackles do slowly become part of the record as it ages. It was just the exhorbitant price of 12" that drew me to CDs. Think the best thing about CDs is the number of wonderful comps that have appeared over the years.
	1:29pm tonyc: @ Ricardo M: I'm so anal, I immediately put that record in a jacket when I bought it back in the '80s -- so my copy has no scratches. Marclay would be horrified.
	1:32pm Ricardo Montalbani: I'm so anal, I change the poly bag on my copy of The Feederz 'Ever Felt Like Killing Your Boss?' every couple of years to keep the sandpaper from wearing through.
	1:32pm tonyc: Big thanks to Doug for turning me on to Harps of Fuchsia Kalma!
	1:33pm Ricardo Montalbani: Are you doing Eye-Tal-Ian music next week, too?
	1:34pm tonyc: Hey peeps and padrones: how 'bout some pledges?!? It's been as slow as molasses strained through granite (or sumpin'). Support the stream! Support the station!
	1:34pm Brian in UK: Can I be anal please? Is it Kalmia?
	1:35pm tonyc: @ Ricardo M: Yes, I'm going for the trifecta. I actually put together enough material for 8 Italian shows -- but I'm not completely insane!
	1:37pm Vittore Baroni: It's Ken Montgomery who alerted me on this nice Italian special, it's dinner time here so unfortunately I'll have to leave... I recorded a dozen album with Le Forbici di Manitù in the past two decades, I think I sent the early cds to WFMU but then I sorta lost track...
	1:38pm tonyc: @ Brian in the UK: I wouldn't touch that comment with a ten-foot anal probe.
	1:38pm northguineahills: My Record w/o a cover is sandwiched on my shelf w/o a cover. I kept in a cover for about 5 years before I got rid of the cover. cover.
	1:41pm tonyc: @ Vittore Baroni: Glad you could stop by! Send me your albums and I'll play 'em here, for sure! (PS: All three parts of this Italian special will be archived.) Hello to Ken!
	1:41pm Brian in UK: TEN FOOT. That's for the freakin' dragon of Toarmina city.
	1:42pm tonyc: @ Vittore Baroni: I'm doing this show from Portland, so don't have access to the station library.
	1:43pm Brian in UK: Love this Stefano Giannotti. Like Vittore, time for tea over here.
	1:43pm Doug S.: Tony is only doing four shows this month, so by all accounts he should reach the 75% level during today's program. Please make a pledge to WFMU in Tony's honor using the pledge box above. WFMU really needs your help. Our spring fund drive is no longer enough to cover the station's entire annual budget, but we steadfastly refuse to do more than one OVER THE AIR fundraising marathon a year. If someone pledges a "Full Mouse" pledge (a dollar a day = $365), I bet we can even let you ADOPT TONY until the next spring fund raiser. See here: http://bit.ly/RtUtvP If you would like to adopt Tony, please inquire!
	1:48pm tonyc: Yay! Another pledge. Many, many thanks to Alex B of Brooklyn!
	1:52pm tonyc: Please keep 'em coming, though -- it's been really slow today ... and I don't want to end up feeling that this 9-hour Italian special was a nutty idea.
	1:53pm Brian in UK: On an Italian tip I would recommend any novels by Niccolò Ammaniti. Funny but with a serious edge.
	2:01pm tonyc: Only one hour left -- and I've only raised a truly pathos-inducing amount thus far. Would love to see some more pledges come in during the home stretch. Pledge for station, stream, show and country -- the country being Italy, natch.
	2:07pm tonyc: Silvio Berlusconi, I'm looking at you.
	2:15pm tonyc: Fuzz all'Italiano!
	2:20pm tonyc: Less than 45 minuti remain -- could use a pledge flurry 'round about now!
	2:25pm Marc: What, no Le Orme?
	2:27pm tonyc: Next week, Marc!! Many thanks for the pledge -- though I'm not ready to put on Yma Sumac's dress just yet!
	2:27pm conrad: re Jennifer Gentle: hello, Syd Barret, we salute you!
	2:28pm tonyc: @ Conrad! Absolumento!
	2:29pm Marc: Holding out for more dough, eh? OK... HOW MUCH?
	2:29pm Marc: Seriously, awesome show Tony. As always.
	2:31pm tonyc: Thanks, Marc! I will put on Yma Sumac's dress as soon as Silvio Berlusconi pledges a million lire.
	2:32pm Doug S.: Just one pledge of $30 and Tony will be right on track with 75%!! Make it 'appen!
	2:34pm Marc: Right you are, Doug! I'm taking Barack Obama's weekly allowance and diverting it to Tony Coulter, and everybody else should do the same (except Irwin of course).
	2:36pm tonyc: Hey everyone, Marc is none other than once-and-future FMU DJ Marc Farre. Listen to his words of wisdom and follow in his footsteps.
	2:38pm tonyc: Only 23 minutes left.....
	2:38pm Marc: How do you say "number 9" over and over again in italian...?
	2:39pm tonyc: "Number 9" over and over again in italian ... "number 9" over and over again in italian ... "number 9" over and over again in italian ... "number 9" over and over again in italian ....
	2:40pm Doug S.: Hey Marc! Thanks! Of course if Romney wins, WFMU will be branded an Enemy Combatant, have its 501(c)(3) status revoked, and be thrown in military jail. Maybe keep giving to Obama just a little.
	2:40pm Marc: Clearly you misread my carefully placed apostrophes, Mr. Fellow Copy Editor.
	2:42pm tonyc: So you copy fellows for a living? Not me.
	2:42pm Marc: Irwin will never let that happen, Doug. On the other hand, you COULD totally go pirate radio from that Navy brig.
	2:43pm tonyc: Only 18 minutes left -- let's hit 75%!! Pledge if you can!!
	2:44pm Marc: This intense piece is totally f*cking with my mind. And that is a good thing, although I feel more and more like Jack Nicholson as I attempt to write at my computer.
	2:46pm tonyc: Doesn't a station that would use Demetrio Stratos to (attempt to) raise money deserve your support, o listeners?
	2:48pm northguineahills: Here's hoping by next marathon I'm employed, if not I'm royally screwed.
	2:49pm tonyc: Yep, this track really is titled "."
	2:49pm Ricardo Montalbani: It sounds like Francesco Teardrop!
	2:50pm tonyc: @ Ricardo M: Ha! You're right....
	2:50pm Doug S.: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Blessedly, Tony will return next Tuesday with Part III of his Ilalo Rock Speciale! And speaking of returning, be sure to return to these here Streamwaves for two more fine radio shows coming up in just a few hours. At 6pm, Give the Drummer Some will pop on for an hour-long 92nd birthday tribute to all-time sonic hero YUSEF LATEEF! At 7pm, Kaminsky Kamoutsky with Jesse will inhabit the Drummer Stream with more wickedly good soundstuffs than you could shake a stick at. A drum stick even. Of course, with Give the Drummer Radio on 24 hours a day, you never have to leave. These marvy musicians are queued up and waiting to entertain you as soon as Tony spins his last Italian superstar: Chandos McRill The Cobblestones Belf's Rumanian Orchestra Wicked Lister Ramon & Company The Panthers Bix Beiderbecke Alberta Brown Arsenion Rodríguez y Su Conjunto Michi Sarmiento Erlin "Rock 'n' Roll" Harris Linda Hayes The Pretty Things Eartha Kitt Jimmy Donnelly Johnnie & Jack Kitty Wells Black Sheep and more and more and eternally more... Please pledge!
	2:51pm tonyc: Thanks anyway, northguineahills! Anyone else: please do pledge in these closing minutes, if you can. Would love to hit 75%.
	2:55pm Marc: GREAT SHOW, TONY!
	2:56pm tonyc: Thanks, Marc! 4 more minutes to pledge -- someone, anyone?!?
	2:59pm tonyc: Thanks for listening everybody! See you next week for part 3 of this Italian special. Support el streamo! Ciao....
	2:59pm Ricardo Montalbani: Ciao, Tony! Thanks for radio'ing!
	2:59pm northguineahills: Awesome fun set, tony!
	3:00pm tonyc: Thanks, NGH and RM!
	3:00pm listener james from westwood: thanks, tony!
	3:01pm tonyc: Back at ya!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from October 9, 2012

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