WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from July 29, 2014

Listener comments!
	7/27 11:12pm Tony Coulter: Greetings, people of the present. Once again, I am not really here -- today's show is a REBROADCAST. Pull up a chair and bask in the sounds of yesteryear -- er, yestermonth. See here for a playlist for what's being played today: www.wfmu.org...
	11:43am Gary: Well, I am as here as I can be, considering that I am listening with one side of my brain while I write cover letters and edit my resume with the other
	11:47am Doug Schulkind: Gary, that should leave you plenty of brain left over to do your sudoku and word searches!
	🥁 11:57am listener james from westwood: Hey hey, all! As I recall, this was a good 'un.
	12:00pm Rich in Washington: This IS a good one. Glad to hear it being repeated.
	12:03pm DCE: hey eveybuddy
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: Tony is rebroadcasting this Tape Hiss by request! When he polled listeners, this was the show people wanted to hear the most!
	12:05pm fred: Good luck Gary. And do make sure your contact info is correct. I know it's obvious, but I trust I'm not the only one to have made a stupid mistake there. So check it again
	12:07pm Gary: Thanks, Fred
	12:12pm fleep: Not archived, yet rebroadcast. [ponders, stops] Good stuff.
	🥁 12:19pm listener james from westwood: Jesus preachers have really been a resource for samplers since the art of sound collage became widely accessible, haven't they?
	12:21pm steve: hey its tapey time
	12:28pm Doug Schulkind: Rebroadcasts of Tape Hiss shows are extra special because these shows aren't archived. Four cheers to Tony for thinking to fill his vacation time with old Hisses (he did this last week, too).
	12:30pm MrFab: James, let us pray: http://musicformaniacs.blogspot.com/2013/03/sunday-morning-sound-collage.html
	12:36pm steve: your blog is gold MrFab, gold
	12:37pm MrFab: Thanks steve, I wish it was, I'd sell it and retire!
	12:40pm Rich in Washington: YOu put GOd In A Linoleum Roll on that comp! How did I miss that?
	12:40pm Gary: What Steve said, Señor Fabuloso
	12:53pm MrFab: Thanks Gary! Yes, Rich you hepped me to that CutUpSound collection. You helped produce it, didn't you? Was happy to spread the word of that fine album.
	12:55pm Gary: A very Residents feeling to this one
	🥁 12:55pm listener james from westwood: Oh, man, lotsa good stuff there; thanks, MrFab!
	12:57pm Rich in Washington: I assembled it for Jim Larrance, who's been making cutups since the 70s. I believe the GIALR track was a razor tape and multitrack piece but Jim can't remember what year he did it. He's still making stuff under the CutUpSound monicker.
	12:58pm Gary: This just in ... new Global Groovers website: www.globalgroovers.com
	1:00pm Rich in Washington: I also dug the Gene Scott stuff. I remember happening across Scott on our gigantic satellite dish when I was a teenager. We'd traverse over to whatever obscure satellite that had the Playboy channel when our folks would go to bed and there'd be Gene Scott. Really peculiar stuff. I remember taping some of his stuff on pyramids and UFOs but sadly no longer have them.
	1:09pm Dean: Dr. Gene Scott was one of a kind. I used to have lunch at the porch of his church in downtown L.A. back in the '80s. Apparently, his daughter has taken over the business. Yep, she has a white board, a very serious lecture style.
	1:17pm MrFab: Have just added the new Global Grooves link, gracias Gary.
	1:19pm northguineahills: Thanks for the links!
	1:19pm Gary: No problemo
	1:26pm Rich in Washington: @Dean: His daughter or ex-pornstar widow Melissa. Now she owns the iconic Jesus Saves sign and the world's oldest existing bible collection. My mother-in-law was in his cult when they lived in LA and she's still got a gigantic box of Doc Scott lecture tapes that I'm dyin' to get my hands on.
	1:29pm Dean: Well, now, he was an interesting dude, wasn't he? Melissa was his wife? And a former porn star? Oy.
	1:33pm Rich in Washington: SO they say. I seem to recall that - while Scott wasn't a hellfire and damnation preacher - his flock didn't take to him wedding a so-called porn star so well.
	1:38pm Dean: There's a joke in there somewhere.
	1:39pm MrFab: Ken should use the Gene Scott technique during the marathon: "I don't want anything under a hundred dollars! No gifts tonight, I want sacrifice!"
	1:58pm Rich in Washington: Or, 'I want the phones to light up with people THAT CARE!'. I've actually used that during pledge pitches. Surprising how many folks out there know who Gene Scott was.
	2:16pm northguineahills: Off to find food. I actually missed this broadcast the first time around. Groovy, thanks Tony!
	🥁 2:38pm listener james from westwood: Very pleased this episode won the re-airing vote!
	2:45pm fred: @james: Well said. I usually can't listen to this show at work, I'm happy to have seized this second chance
	2:55pm steve: ah yes, love the invetiable pots-and-pans-percussion segment of most tape hisses
	3:00pm fred: @steve: agreed. I dread the time when there's a pots-and-pans app out there. Though it's probably already there
	🥁 3:00pm listener james from westwood: Thanks in absentia, Tony, and in the flesh, Doug!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from July 29, 2014

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July 29, 2014: Tony Coulter Presents a Tape Hiss REBROADCAST: Volkswhale, Glorious Moodmen, Kopf/Kurz, & Metabolist [PLEASE NOTE: "Tape Hiss" shows are not archived.]
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Listener comments!
	7/27 11:12pm Tony Coulter: Greetings, people of the present. Once again, I am not really here -- today's show is a REBROADCAST. Pull up a chair and bask in the sounds of yesteryear -- er, yestermonth. See here for a playlist for what's being played today: www.wfmu.org...
	11:43am Gary: Well, I am as here as I can be, considering that I am listening with one side of my brain while I write cover letters and edit my resume with the other
	11:47am Doug Schulkind: Gary, that should leave you plenty of brain left over to do your sudoku and word searches!
	🥁 11:57am listener james from westwood: Hey hey, all! As I recall, this was a good 'un.
	12:00pm Rich in Washington: This IS a good one. Glad to hear it being repeated.
	12:03pm DCE: hey eveybuddy
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: Tony is rebroadcasting this Tape Hiss by request! When he polled listeners, this was the show people wanted to hear the most!
	12:05pm fred: Good luck Gary. And do make sure your contact info is correct. I know it's obvious, but I trust I'm not the only one to have made a stupid mistake there. So check it again
	12:07pm Gary: Thanks, Fred
	12:12pm fleep: Not archived, yet rebroadcast. [ponders, stops] Good stuff.
	🥁 12:19pm listener james from westwood: Jesus preachers have really been a resource for samplers since the art of sound collage became widely accessible, haven't they?
	12:21pm steve: hey its tapey time
	12:28pm Doug Schulkind: Rebroadcasts of Tape Hiss shows are extra special because these shows aren't archived. Four cheers to Tony for thinking to fill his vacation time with old Hisses (he did this last week, too).
	12:30pm MrFab: James, let us pray: http://musicformaniacs.blogspot.com/2013/03/sunday-morning-sound-collage.html
	12:36pm steve: your blog is gold MrFab, gold
	12:37pm MrFab: Thanks steve, I wish it was, I'd sell it and retire!
	12:40pm Rich in Washington: YOu put GOd In A Linoleum Roll on that comp! How did I miss that?
	12:40pm Gary: What Steve said, Señor Fabuloso
	12:53pm MrFab: Thanks Gary! Yes, Rich you hepped me to that CutUpSound collection. You helped produce it, didn't you? Was happy to spread the word of that fine album.
	12:55pm Gary: A very Residents feeling to this one
	🥁 12:55pm listener james from westwood: Oh, man, lotsa good stuff there; thanks, MrFab!
	12:57pm Rich in Washington: I assembled it for Jim Larrance, who's been making cutups since the 70s. I believe the GIALR track was a razor tape and multitrack piece but Jim can't remember what year he did it. He's still making stuff under the CutUpSound monicker.
	12:58pm Gary: This just in ... new Global Groovers website: www.globalgroovers.com
	1:00pm Rich in Washington: I also dug the Gene Scott stuff. I remember happening across Scott on our gigantic satellite dish when I was a teenager. We'd traverse over to whatever obscure satellite that had the Playboy channel when our folks would go to bed and there'd be Gene Scott. Really peculiar stuff. I remember taping some of his stuff on pyramids and UFOs but sadly no longer have them.
	1:09pm Dean: Dr. Gene Scott was one of a kind. I used to have lunch at the porch of his church in downtown L.A. back in the '80s. Apparently, his daughter has taken over the business. Yep, she has a white board, a very serious lecture style.
	1:17pm MrFab: Have just added the new Global Grooves link, gracias Gary.
	1:19pm northguineahills: Thanks for the links!
	1:19pm Gary: No problemo
	1:26pm Rich in Washington: @Dean: His daughter or ex-pornstar widow Melissa. Now she owns the iconic Jesus Saves sign and the world's oldest existing bible collection. My mother-in-law was in his cult when they lived in LA and she's still got a gigantic box of Doc Scott lecture tapes that I'm dyin' to get my hands on.
	1:29pm Dean: Well, now, he was an interesting dude, wasn't he? Melissa was his wife? And a former porn star? Oy.
	1:33pm Rich in Washington: SO they say. I seem to recall that - while Scott wasn't a hellfire and damnation preacher - his flock didn't take to him wedding a so-called porn star so well.
	1:38pm Dean: There's a joke in there somewhere.
	1:39pm MrFab: Ken should use the Gene Scott technique during the marathon: "I don't want anything under a hundred dollars! No gifts tonight, I want sacrifice!"
	1:58pm Rich in Washington: Or, 'I want the phones to light up with people THAT CARE!'. I've actually used that during pledge pitches. Surprising how many folks out there know who Gene Scott was.
	2:16pm northguineahills: Off to find food. I actually missed this broadcast the first time around. Groovy, thanks Tony!
	🥁 2:38pm listener james from westwood: Very pleased this episode won the re-airing vote!
	2:45pm fred: @james: Well said. I usually can't listen to this show at work, I'm happy to have seized this second chance
	2:55pm steve: ah yes, love the invetiable pots-and-pans-percussion segment of most tape hisses
	3:00pm fred: @steve: agreed. I dread the time when there's a pots-and-pans app out there. Though it's probably already there
	🥁 3:00pm listener james from westwood: Thanks in absentia, Tony, and in the flesh, Doug!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from July 29, 2014

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