Favoriting Tony Coulter: Playlist from June 30, 2015 Favoriting

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Favoriting June 30, 2015: Tony Coulter Presents Tape Hiss: Master/Slave Relationship, Trou de Loup, and the comp "Taste of Tongues" [PLEASE NOTE: "Tape Hiss" shows are not archived.]

Artist Track Album Label Year
The In-Theme  Holger Hiller: Toyshopshoptoy   Favoriting      
 
Hidious in Strength  Shadow in the Valley   Favoriting V.A.: Taste of Tongues  Inner-X-Musick  1984 
Attrition  How About That, Dum-Dum   Favoriting V.A.: Taste of Tongues  Inner-X-Musick  1984 
Bene Gesserit  Erg Habbania   Favoriting V.A.: Taste of Tongues  Inner-X-Musick  1984 
Sleep Chamber  Faith in Silence   Favoriting V.A.: Taste of Tongues  Inner-X-Musick  1984 
7 from Life  Chinese School   Favoriting V.A.: Taste of Tongues  Inner-X-Musick  1984 
Women of the SS  Force by Silver   Favoriting V.A.: Taste of Tongues  Inner-X-Musick  1984 
 
Human Flesh  US Again   Favoriting V.A.: Taste of Tongues  Inner-X-Musick  1984 
Cortex  Cortex AA   Favoriting V.A.: Taste of Tongues  Inner-X-Musick  1984 
Psi Field  Ya'ge   Favoriting V.A.: Taste of Tongues  Inner-X-Musick  1984 
Uncleaned Dead  Impatient Patient   Favoriting V.A.: Taste of Tongues  Inner-X-Musick  1984 
Melinda T. Monroe  HuH?   Favoriting V.A.: Taste of Tongues  Inner-X-Musick  1984 
Blax  Mongoloid Melody   Favoriting V.A.: Taste of Tongues  Inner-X-Musick  1984 
Massman  Theme / New Law   Favoriting V.A.: Taste of Tongues  Inner-X-Musick  1984 
 
Master/Slave Relationship  side A   Favoriting The Desire to Castrate Father  Cause and Effect  1985 
 
Master/Slave Relationship  side B   Favoriting The Desire to Castrate Father  Cause and Effect  1985 
 
Trou de Loup  side A   Favoriting Cerebral Corset  Oral Gestation Artefacts / Regicide Bureau  1994 
 
Trou de Loup  side B   Favoriting Cerebral Corset  Oral Gestation Artefacts / Regicide Bureau  1994 
 
MD 19  Notri   Favoriting The Promise on Dresser's Door  Silver Oaks  1997 
The Out-Theme  Gelbart: My Favorite Vacation [part of] + Die Trip Computer Die: Airborn [part of]   Favoriting      


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Listener comments!

Avatar 🥁 Swag For Life Member 11:58am
listener james from westwood:

How do, Tony and all Hiss-torians!
Avatar 12:01pm
Tony Coulter:

Heya, James!

"Hiss-torians" -- I like it!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 12:02pm
JtotheK:

hi everybody!
Avatar 12:03pm
V Priceless:

Hey TC & all!
Avatar 12:03pm
Tony Coulter:

Hola, JtotheK and V Priceless!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 12:06pm
Webhamster Henry:

Some of my tapes are squeaky, and the Internet advises to either bake 'em under a low heat (hmmm) or somehow lubricate them with car wax. I suspect these techniques may end up causing more damage. What say ye? BTW, it's only commercial tapes that do this; all my home-taped C90s are fine.
Avatar 12:06pm
Tony Coulter:

Yes, that IS how they spell "hideous."
Avatar Swag For Life Member 12:07pm
Aaron in Minneapolis:

I love your backgrounds for the tape pictures. where do you get them?
  12:07pm
Mark Williams:

I'm more of a Tape-worm myself.
Avatar 12:09pm
Tony Coulter:

Hey, Webhamster Henry!!

I would have thought squeakiness was caused by the shells rather than the tape -- but what do I know! I have my own little cassette sick bay.
Avatar 12:10pm
Tony Coulter:

Greetings, Aaron and Mark!!!
Avatar 12:11pm
Tony Coulter:

The backgrounds I used for these cassette pics are always LPs or EPs from my collection. Today's background is a hand-painted Bablicon LP.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 12:12pm
Aaron in Minneapolis:

Another question, who did you have to kill to get your hands on these tapes?
Avatar 12:14pm
Tony Coulter:

The one on the right in the pic was given to me by my friend Matt Moses (thanks, Matt!) -- and I didn't even have to break his kneecaps first.
Avatar 12:14pm
Doug Schulkind:

@Aaron in Minneapolis
Now you know why we all call Tony "The Fixer."
Avatar Swag For Life Member 12:15pm
Webhamster Henry:

I think it's the edge of the tape on that plastic sheet that separates it from the shell. Too often, these shells are glued together and that makes them hard to maintain. Those little felt pressure pads fall off a lot too. The ones on 8-tracks are often made of foam, which disintegrates. You can understand what the CD people saying "Perfect Sound Forever" were referring to!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 12:16pm
Webhamster Henry:

Hey if Matt Moses still has one of My cassettes that he played on WKCR 25 years ago, I'd like it back!
Avatar 12:17pm
Tony Coulter:

Heya, Douggles (rhymes with "Snuggles")
Avatar Swag For Life Member 12:18pm
Webhamster Henry:

Or maybe that was Mark Moses.
  12:18pm
Mark Williams:

a Bene Gesserit track I've never heard! Mind you, give these folks one day and that's another 5 tracks I've never heard by them...
Avatar 12:19pm
Tony Coulter:

@ Webhamster: Nope - it was indeed Matt. He was New Music department head at KCR. What was the name of your tape?
Avatar 🥁 12:23pm
Rev. Turnip Druid:

DUDE. Just got here. And happy to dig a cassette on Tape Hiss i actually still have... somewhere... in a box....
Avatar Swag For Life Member 12:24pm
Webhamster Henry:

It was called "I'm Phoney" - and it was all improvised synth stuff mixed with this speech chip synthesis from a computer I hand breadboarded. One of them, I recall, was done over live audio from a space shuttle launch!
Avatar 12:24pm
Tony Coulter:

Forgot to mention: the tape on now is the one on the left (with Shiva, or whoever that is on the cover)
Avatar 12:25pm
Tony Coulter:

Howdy, Turnip!
Avatar 🥁 12:25pm
Rev. Turnip Druid:

That Attrition track, I think, was also included on the Inner-X compilation VHS...
Avatar 🥁 12:26pm
Rev. Turnip Druid:

...with an astounding piece by Human Flesh, if memory serves.
  12:27pm
Swami Loopynanda:

Greets all, looks/sounds like a good show. Mark, regards Erg Habbania, there's a live version on Bene G's LIVE IN BELGIUM AND HOLLAND tape. You can hear it and lots of other old tape music online at Aural Innovations LO FINEST show (#16). Tony, I'll pass onto Debbie, Mark, Hal that you're featuring MS Relationship today.
Keep up the gud work, happy Tuesday.
Avatar 12:29pm
Tony Coulter:

Greeting, Swami Loopynanda!!

@ Turnip: I know of that VHS, but have never seen it. Is it mostly abstract visuals, or is there performance footage?
Avatar 12:30pm
Tony Coulter:

... I mean "GreetingS" -- didn't mean to be so stingy with my hellos., Swami.

Oh, and thanks for telling Debbie et al.
Avatar 12:31pm
Tony Coulter:

I saw Master/Slave Relationship live ages ago -- in a Brooklyn bar (Bar None).
  12:31pm
Mark Williams:

@Swami. Oh right, I have that live cassette. Haven't listened in ages. Thank you.
Avatar 🥁 12:33pm
Rev. Turnip Druid:

I still have my copy -- it's a handful of tracks from the Inner-X stable (plus NWW), visuals mostly made by the same person I believe (cheesy 1980s effort) but the Human Flesh one had some charming early computer animation... it ends with a handful of Sleep Chamber tunes, as I recall lots of ZeWizz lip-sync with blue-screen superimposed stuff. Definitely "of its time" as they say.
  12:34pm
Swami Loopynanda:

Wow, that must have been fun seeing MC Relationship! I've performed some with Mark, and of course, Hal. Great history there. As for Bene G-- traded a lot with Alain, never met in person or saw perform though. Carry on with the good work!
Avatar 12:35pm
Chris from DC:

Yay, Tape Hiss. Glad to catch at least a small portion.
Avatar 🥁 12:35pm
Rev. Turnip Druid:

...and yep, this is the Human Flesh tune they used in the video. A far favorite above the others on the comp.
Avatar 12:36pm
Tony Coulter:

Btw, Human Flesh (on now) and Cortex (up next) are both Alain Neffe projects, as is Bene Gesserit.
Avatar 12:36pm
Tony Coulter:

Hey Chris!!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 12:37pm
Webhamster Henry:

I miss K7 culture.
Avatar 12:44pm
Tony Coulter:

Yes -- agreed. Unfortunately, reviving the meaningful aspects of it is not as simple as putting out new cassettes.
Avatar 12:46pm
Tony Coulter:

Doesn't this same nurse show up on an early Nurse with Wound record?
Avatar 12:48pm
Carmichael:

Well, I finally made it. Heya Tony and lingua lovers.
Avatar 12:49pm
Tony Coulter:

Hola hey hello, Carmichael!
Avatar 12:55pm
Tony Coulter:

Does anyone know anything about Blax (on now)? Have never heard of anything else by them.
Avatar 🥁 12:56pm
Rev. Turnip Druid:

that was magical.
Avatar 1:13pm
Tony Coulter:

As I said, I saw Master/Slave Relationship live in (I'm guessing) the early '90s at a Park Slope bar called Bar None (not the more recent club of the same name). It was on 4th Avenue and 9th Street. Do any other locals remember that place? Also saw Ikue Mori, Sue Anne Harkey, and a few other things there. The bar put out a sampler LP, which I have but don't remember too clearly.
Avatar 1:15pm
Tony Coulter:

That was my old nabe, btw, before moving out west.
Avatar 1:21pm
Carmichael:

Tony, Blax also contributes to the 2003 VA comp Coffeeshop Culture, on the Expanded Soul Label. Song is called Stockholm (freeze mix). Still no idea who they are.
  1:22pm
bill:

i saw an early version of King Missile/Dog Fly Religion at Bar None. shortly after that i too moved out west.
Avatar 1:22pm
Tony Coulter:

Just searched Master/Slave Relationship and the first hit was this: www.discogs.com...
  1:23pm
Swami Loopynanda:

Well I've never been to Spain, but I've been to Oklahoma. I saw Ikue Mori play with DNA (and the Grandmothers Of Invention) at the Rock On Broadway in SF. Also saw her solo at Mills College in Oakland (with lots of other innovative acts that night).
Avatar 1:24pm
Tony Coulter:

@ Bill: Aha! Very interesting. So I didn't make that place up. Funny how no one ever mentions it. (Oh, and ... greetings!)
Avatar 1:25pm
Tony Coulter:

@ Carmichael: Thanks! Wonder if that might not be a different Blax, though? Who knows!
Avatar 1:34pm
Tony Coulter:

My copy of this tape has some of the dreaded pre- and post-echo -- as well as a bit of bleed-through ... my very least favorite things about cassettes.
Avatar 1:43pm
Tony Coulter:

WFMU-related factoid of the day: During the '90s, Andy Ortmann (of the Eternal Now) sometimes played with two of the three people in Trou de Loup.
Avatar 1:46pm
Tony Coulter:

... in the band Hornswoggle: www.discogs.com...
  1:47pm
Dean:

Per the sleeve to Taste of Tongues, the cover image is Kali.
Avatar 1:49pm
Tony Coulter:

Ah, yes -- should remember my Hindu gods better than I do. Thanks, Dean!
Avatar 1:53pm
Tony Coulter:

At least I would recognize Ganesh.
  1:55pm
Swami Loopynanda:

Tony, just sent an email to Tom to let him know this is on now. I've got tons of Regicide Bureau and Next Radio tapes, but never heard this one before -- great collage work, thanks for sharing.
Avatar 1:57pm
Tony Coulter:

Thanks, Swami Goff!
Avatar 2:00pm
Tony Coulter:

That ain't me ... the abrupt cut-offs, I mean. They are as Ganesh intended it.
Avatar 🥁 Swag For Life Member 2:01pm
listener james from westwood:

Must run out to FedEx, but dug the hell out of today's first 2/3 of a show. Thanks, Tony!!
Avatar 2:02pm
Tony Coulter:

Thanks, James! Happy waiting in line -- may it not be too long.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 2:05pm
Stanley:

Hi Tony.
I'm sitting quietly here, enjoying the sounds (and my glass of IPA)
Avatar 2:06pm
Tony Coulter:

Heya, Stanley!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 2:14pm
Doug Schulkind:

GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT...
This evening at 6pm (ET) I will be doing a radio program in honor of beloved WFMU and Drummer Stream listener HOLLY IN NC who recently received a cancer diagnosis and is now undergoing aggressive chemotherapy. My show this evening will present exclusively all songs that Holly has commented on and liked during my past programs.

Holly may miss the show tonight (she has chemo until 6pm), but she will definitely be checking the archive as soon as she's able.

If you feel so inclined, please take a moment and leave Holly a message of support and encouragement on my playlist for tonight's show: wfmu.org...

THANKS!
Avatar 2:16pm
Tony Coulter:

A beautiful idea, Doug. I really hope Holly makes a full recovery, and soon.
Avatar 2:37pm
Tony Coulter:

Did you all sing along with that outtake from "The Sound of Music"?
Avatar 2:46pm
Tony Coulter:

As I just said, MD 19 is better known as Mama Dada 1919: www.discogs.com...
Avatar 2:48pm
Tony Coulter:

Meaning, at least 50 people throughout the world have heard of Mama Dada 1919.
Avatar 2:54pm
northguineahills:

This sounds 10 years after its time, and it's a good thing.
Avatar 2:55pm
Tony Coulter:

Ahoy, NGH!
Avatar 2:57pm
northguineahills:

Crap, it's three, have a great day Tony!
Avatar 2:58pm
Tony Coulter:

Tanks! You too....
Avatar 2:59pm
Tony Coulter:

Thanks for showing up, everyone. See you next time!!
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