WFMU: Daniel Blumin: Playlist from July 24, 2015

Listener comments!
	9:02pm Cliff: What's with the Commie musick, Daniel?
	9:03pm JakeGould: Hey!
	9:04pm doca: Hello, Daniel Blumin and listeners
	9:05pm Daniel Blumin: Cliff! I think you mean Komi! Howdy, JakeG, doca and the Friday partypantz!
	9:08pm Ike: добрый вечер!
	9:09pm Cliff: Ah yes, the Komi, who according to Wikipedia belong to the Permian branch of the Finno-Ugric peoples and are known for their reindeer husbandry.
	9:12pm fleep: Local excitement over. Some nut firing gun into the air outside a bank on the main drag. Cops killed him. Now back to the wonderfully semi-sealed world of WFMU. Greetings, Daniel Blumin and Bluminauts.
	9:14pm Daniel Blumin: Ahh yes - reindeer husbandry! Hellooooo, Ike! Jezis, fleep - I bet you need some insect phonetics research to calm you down...
	9:18pm fleep: I remember when IPR discovered beetles use dipthongs. Quite the day.
	9:22pm JakeGould: @fleep: This? www.latimes.com...
	9:23pm George of Troy: Ahoy Daniel and everyone!
	9:27pm Daniel Blumin: George, greetings!!!
	9:28pm fleep: @Jake Yep, that's it. From a fuzzy image of the shooter and descriptions, I'm going with homeless and/or mentally ill guy plus suicide by cop.
	9:30pm jon: hi daniel and listeners
	9:31pm jeff-m: hey man, sounding good
	9:33pm Sigurður: when the message does come it will simply be from another, it surtenly has nothing ,,,. perhaps one of those whatevers...
	9:34pm JakeGould: @fleep: Maybe Jim Rockford got tired of living in a trailer and decided suicide by cop was the best way out?
	9:35pm Daniel Blumin: Hiya jon and jeff! thanks fer the tunings ins!!! Hallo, Sigurdur! Message incoming!
	9:38pm Sigurður: from EYey ...smell the flowers, feel the flowers, be the flowers. as seen by eyey
	9:41pm Daniel Blumin: Sigurður, will do! I AM the flowers being a bloomin' Blumin!
	🌫 9:46pm jeff-m: in the basement getting everything all nice. got this cranked :)
	9:46pm Marcel M: Good evening
	9:47pm Mayuko: Good evening Daniel and everyone. It's kind of strange to feel like these music taking me to somewhere else and then find myself not moving an inch. In front of my work desk as always.
	9:52pm JakeGould: I like it when music takes me somewhere else when I work. Mini vacation.
	9:52pm Daniel Blumin: Crank it, Jefferson! Hallooo, Marcel. Welcome onboard! Greetz, Mayuko - stay calm - it's all an illusion!
	9:53pm Tome: .. sound of thick air ,, wee,, I dig it all ,, ! SpecTaCULaR summer Friday , feeling it too like alll over --- and great show Daniel .. like the "air" it's in now and where it's going .. .. ..
	9:54pm steve: hey Daniel, folks
	9:59pm Daniel Blumin: steve, good to have you here! Tome, thanks! It's a beautiful night out there - hope it is where you are as well!
	🌫 10:09pm alexander: hallo herr daniel, just tune in, do you know how many time zones there are in the soviet union? i love this track
	10:12pm coelacanth: olá Daniel & All
	10:15pm Daniel Blumin: Herr alexander! Wilkommen! The whole album is great! coelacanth, how goes it?
	10:17pm jeff-m: the ol' Kamchatka trick
	10:18pm Mr. Fish: Hey Daniel. First unsupervised concert - Motley Crue and Accept, Hull Quebec, 1984. There I admitted it.
	10:20pm Daniel Blumin: Mr. Fish! How was it? Did it live up to expectations?
	🌫 10:20pm Jack Mello: i finally remembered dr. daniel's funtime radio programme is now on friday nights, and i'm actually listening live! happy happy joy joy.
	10:22pm Daniel Blumin: Hey there, Jack!!! Yr first unaccompanied show? No adults present?
	10:25pm coelacanth: mine...it's embarrassing- the grateful dead! (i'm not really embarrassed!) ...but i didn't like them that much- more of a floyd-zep kinda kid (well- i was all over the map...) but my 3 best friends were going.
	10:25pm JakeGould: My first concert unaccompanied? Sting on the “Dream of the Blue Turtles” tour at Radio City Music Hall. Yup… crickets crickets crickets howls crickets
	10:27pm Mr. Fish: To be honest I dont remember much other than the trip there and the parking lot. and buying a Motley Crue headband. I was either 12 or 13. Heady days ;)
	10:28pm Daniel Blumin: Jake, did he do Russians (Love Their Children Too)?
	10:30pm JakeGould: @DanielBlumin: I realized I became an adult when I realized how stupid that song is/was.
	10:31pm Daniel Blumin: Hope you still have the band, Mr. Fish!
	🌫 10:32pm alexander: @daniel, thanks i´m fine, geht es ihnen auch gut?
	10:32pm JakeGould: Children of the revolution!
	10:33pm Daniel Blumin: JakeG! Ha! Herr alexander, alles gut over hier!!! First unaccompanied show?
	10:36pm Liz: This summer schedule is amazing. It is so amazing to have you on Friday nights when I can listen live.
	🌫 10:36pm alexander: peace
	10:37pm Mayuko: Been thinking hard but can't remember what my first adult-unattended show was. Could have been Radiohead on their OK computer tour.
	10:37pm fleep: Jack Benny.
	10:39pm steve: first show without parents was a local punk/hardcore show which somehow got booked at my friend's high school in Emerson NJ, which was shut down 2/3 of the way through due to rioting. it seemed like the most magical thing as a 13 year old. i'm shocked to say one of the long forgotten hardcore bands at that show recently reformed and released a new album and Pat Byrne played a song off it a few weeks ago!
	10:40pm coelacanth: my best impression from the 'dead at madison square garden was seeing people gently tumbling down the concrete stairs of the deck i was on,laughing. - my more experienced friends said "let's get onto the floor" & i followed but quickly lost them. i figured they must've made it so i made my way past the goons then couldn't see the stage past all the tall people. ...i found my friends outside afterward. they got kicked out on their second attempt at the floor.
	10:41pm Ike: @Jake@10:25, believe it or not, I still think that's (mostly) a pretty good record. Except for "Russians," obviously.
	10:41pm coelacanth: steve, what band?
	🌫 10:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: My first show was April Wine with Quarterflash opening.
	10:43pm steve: the band was Rest Assured? (yes with a question mark on the end)
	10:43pm Daniel Blumin: Liz! Thanks you fer the kind words!!!
	10:44pm coelacanth: -not familiar. i saw lots of punk/hardcore bands in the 80s- i had to ask.
	10:44pm JakeGould: @Ike: I can agree with that. Growing up in deep Brooklyn there were no real easy DIY or punk shows to go to. The closest thing to “grassroots” were the metalheads who went to L'Amour around Dyker Heights. It was kind of cool to go to a local record store and see signs saying that Iron Maiden were going to be signing things at Zig Zag Records on Avenue U and it wasn’t a big deal.
	10:46pm steve: now im digging through their facebook and see that last year they did a show with Citizen Blast Cane, of "Sandwich Time" fame! everythings comin together.
	10:46pm coelacanth: i Dig this GAM!
	10:47pm coelacanth: i'll check em out!
	10:47pm Ike: My first concert without adults was probably Lollapalooza '92. Lush was great, the best band there, and first up. I wish they'd played longer. Pearl Jam was good for what it was. Jesus & Mary Chain and Ministry, I can't even remember and I wasn't even on drugs, so they must've been kind of disappointing. Ice Cube was awful.
	10:47pm steve: ah, this was 90s coelacanth
	🌫 10:47pm Jack Mello: queen on their "night at the opera" tour, with thin lizzy opening, providence civic center. many years ago.
	🌫 10:48pm Jack Mello: many, many, many years ago...
	10:48pm Daniel Blumin: Damn, Jack! Musta been quite a show!
	10:49pm steve: wow that's amazing Jack!
	🌫 10:51pm Jack Mello: second show was alice cooper, great but gave me a headache.
	10:52pm coelacanth: i was on a different planet in the 90s. though i did catch some punk in the city c.'97. ...i'll check this out:wfmu.org... (Pat Byrne)
	10:53pm coelacanth: i think Jack wins!
	10:53pm Mr. Fish: My second show was Ozzy and one of the kids we were with ended up handing out flyers with the christian protesters. Was like they brainwashed him instantly. we dragged him away and teased him mercilessly for years. I doubt he's ever been in a church since.
	10:54pm pierogie: Luna, Combustible Edison Combo, Azalia Snail and Yo La Tengo at Maxwell's, 1991
	10:54pm steve: i went to basically nothing but northern nj punk shows in high school, and regret nothing... but think my first big 1000+ people concert was Belle and Sebastian at Hammerstein Ballroom freshman year of college
	10:56pm pierogie: Hudson County Reels on Wheels benefit
	10:56pm coelacanth: do not remember my 2nd. 'might've been the Who at the spectrum. it was so loud it hurt instantly and continued to hurt until a few days later.
	10:57pm JakeGould: @JackMello: You win. Prime Queen and Thin Lizzy? Amazing.
	10:57pm Daniel Blumin: As per last week me first unaccompanied show was the Cars and Wang Chung. Regarding Wang Chung I remember everyone getting into Dancehall Days and then talking during the "deep cuts". Then the Cars came out and considering how all over MTV and radio they were at the time I thought Ric Ocasek's deadpan persona was surreal as he was singing these massive hits...
	10:57pm coelacanth: steve if it weren't for the decade time difference we would've seen lots of the same bands!
	11:01pm coelacanth: i'm surprised i never got dragged to a cars' show. ...i wish i had been! ...and yeah Daniel, that would annoy the hell outa me...it's better now,i imagine. they'd just be texting quietly during the deep cuts!
	11:02pm steve: ha, i wish! with all the punk oral history books out there, i pray there'll one day be an NJ punk/hc book
	11:04pm sufferwords: Allman Brothers with Boz Scaggs and Marshal Tucker Band at the Fabulous Forum 1972- followed quickly by Yes at the same venue
	11:06pm coelacanth: there really was an intense scene in nj.
	11:13pm steve: yeah. and also a lot of it still undocumented/ungoogleable
	11:17pm coelacanth: yeh,i wish i'd known what i was witnessing! i would've documented it. (like i often do now.)
	11:18pm JakeGould: Someone should just start a blog or even curate Wikipedia entries on the NJ scene. Do DIY in the 21st century.
	11:26pm coelacanth: Jake, i could list some- maybe 1/2-1/3 of the bands i saw, but i don't have too many fascinating stories about them.
	11:37pm Ike: A Black Cat in a Dark Room: The Mysterious Sleeping Villages of Kazakhstan: www.buzzfeed.com...
	11:45pm JakeGould: @coelacanth: Welp, there already is an NJ hardcore wikipedia page. Might be worth it to share your knowledge there if you can fill in some blanks. en.wikipedia.org...
	🌫 11:51pm jeff-m: cheers
	🌫 11:52pm jeff-m: oh man, no NJ screamo on there
	11:55pm JakeGould: @Ike: I imagine the government excuse of the health issues is, “Yes… Yes… No big deal… Some people sleep all day and some die? What else you expect from radiation? No problem.”
	🌫 11:56pm jeff-m: some sleep all day from depression
	🌫 11:59pm jeff-m: www.youtube.com...
	12:00am coelacanth: Jake Thanks for that link. bookmarked it. Thank you Daniel! ciao people. r.i.p.Dieter Moebius. r.i.p.Don Joyce.
	12:01am steve: super show DB
	12:01am DMZ: thanks so much for playing moebius! RIP. play more- oh shit yer out...never mind...
	3:28pm Daniel Blumin: Ike, thanks fer that link! Thanks, coelacanth, steve, DMZ, and all radiolists!

Daniel Blumin: Playlist from July 24, 2015

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The run-around drill sergeant of love meets the freeform radio nurse in an international popularity crisis. Twang, dub, noise, rockers, aliens, drum machines, foreigners, imported goods, songs, rumbles, hollers, blips and squiggles, along with an occasional musical number.

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July 24, 2015: "They would see double, and start swaying, then they would fall asleep and snore heavily."

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Negativland	Time Zones "Time Zones" by "Negativland"	Escape from Noise	SST	1987	LP	RIP Don Joyce	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Vito Ricci	Inferno - Part 3 "Inferno - Part 3" by "Vito Ricci"	I Was Crossing a Bridge	Music from Memory	2015	LP		0:05:08 (Pop-up)
Amen Tma	Insect Phonetics Research II	Insect Phonetics Research	Lom	2014			0:11:51 (Pop-up)
Gencon	Rechteseite "Rechteseite" by "Gencon"	Gencon: New Dramatic Electronic Music	Generations Unlimited	2014	Cassette	'88	0:18:13 (Pop-up)
Birds of Prey	Facing the Dihedral	Nocturne	Bandcamp	2015			0:22:46 (Pop-up)
Delmore fx	Untitled Side B (excerpt)	Japanese Tour May 2015 Cassette	Digital Death/Das Andere Selbst	2015	Cassette		0:27:24 (Pop-up)
Noel Meek	Death to Kali "Death to Kali" by "Noel Meek"	Onho	PseudoArcana	2015			0:37:06 (Pop-up)
Steve Roden + Mem1	The Uncertainties of Movement II	{A Floating Wave of Air}	Estuary	2015			0:44:52 (Pop-up)
Lumisokea	Jenseits "Jenseits" by "Lumisokea"	Mnemosyne	Alter	2015	LP		0:54:44 (Pop-up)

Ninos Du Brasil	Aromobates NDB "Aromobates NDB" by "Ninos Du Brasil"	Aromobates NDB EP	DFA	2015	12"		1:11:23 (Pop-up)
AFX	Serge Fenix Rendered 2 "Serge Fenix Rendered 2" by "AFX"	Orphaned Deejay Selek 2006-2008	Warp	2015			1:18:26 (Pop-up)
Frak	Erase "Erase" by "Frak"	Hello Nova	Ormolycka	2011	Cassette		1:21:46 (Pop-up)
The Fast Set	Children of the Revolution	Junction 1 7"	Axis	1980	7"	Axis became 4AD, not Beggars!	1:29:51 (Pop-up)
Xeerox	Untitled B2 "Untitled B2" by "Xeerox"	1979-1981 Recuerdo Espectral De Un Viejo Decorado Eléctrico	Anomia	2013	LP		1:33:51 (Pop-up)
GAM	Wilderness "Wilderness" by "GAM"	Eiszeit	Dirty Knobby	2015	LP	'78	1:38:52 (Pop-up)
Fox Millions Duo	Time Lapse "Time Lapse" by "Fox Millions Duo"	Losttime	Thrill Jockey	2015	LP		1:44:51 (Pop-up)
Just the Right Height No Bucket Required	Su Jung Health Sauna	Gxnt Valentine / J.R.H.N.B.R. Split	All Gone	2015	Cassette	straight outta Baltimore	1:56:45 (Pop-up)

Sinergia Elettronica	Untitled (Excerpt Side A)	Maribor	Spam Tapes	2015	Cassette	Jooklo Duo and Metabolismus	2:09:39 (Pop-up)
Pig Rider	Child of the Sixties "Child of the Sixties" by "Pig Rider"	The Robinson Scratch Theory	Guerszen	2015			2:21:24 (Pop-up)
Senyawa	Gaib "Gaib" by "Senyawa"	Menjadi	Morphine	2015	LP		2:25:01 (Pop-up)
David Shea	#5 "#5" by "David Shea"	Prisoner	Sub Rosa	1994			2:30:18 (Pop-up)
James Whetzel	Planes Fly into Finale	Man with a Movie Camera OST	Self-Released	2014			2:39:30 (Pop-up)
Dieter Moebius	Inmedin "Inmedin" by "Dieter Moebius"	Nidemonex EP	More Than Human	2014	12"	RIP	2:45:52 (Pop-up)
Storm Bugs	Hisstory (of the Cassette Tape)	HKY502	Bandcamp	2015		https://stormbugs.bandcamp.com/album/hky502	2:53:51 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02pm Cliff: What's with the Commie musick, Daniel?
	9:03pm JakeGould: Hey!
	9:04pm doca: Hello, Daniel Blumin and listeners
	9:05pm Daniel Blumin: Cliff! I think you mean Komi! Howdy, JakeG, doca and the Friday partypantz!
	9:08pm Ike: добрый вечер!
	9:09pm Cliff: Ah yes, the Komi, who according to Wikipedia belong to the Permian branch of the Finno-Ugric peoples and are known for their reindeer husbandry.
	9:12pm fleep: Local excitement over. Some nut firing gun into the air outside a bank on the main drag. Cops killed him. Now back to the wonderfully semi-sealed world of WFMU. Greetings, Daniel Blumin and Bluminauts.
	9:14pm Daniel Blumin: Ahh yes - reindeer husbandry! Hellooooo, Ike! Jezis, fleep - I bet you need some insect phonetics research to calm you down...
	9:18pm fleep: I remember when IPR discovered beetles use dipthongs. Quite the day.
	9:22pm JakeGould: @fleep: This? www.latimes.com...
	9:23pm George of Troy: Ahoy Daniel and everyone!
	9:27pm Daniel Blumin: George, greetings!!!
	9:28pm fleep: @Jake Yep, that's it. From a fuzzy image of the shooter and descriptions, I'm going with homeless and/or mentally ill guy plus suicide by cop.
	9:30pm jon: hi daniel and listeners
	9:31pm jeff-m: hey man, sounding good
	9:33pm Sigurður: when the message does come it will simply be from another, it surtenly has nothing ,,,. perhaps one of those whatevers...
	9:34pm JakeGould: @fleep: Maybe Jim Rockford got tired of living in a trailer and decided suicide by cop was the best way out?
	9:35pm Daniel Blumin: Hiya jon and jeff! thanks fer the tunings ins!!! Hallo, Sigurdur! Message incoming!
	9:38pm Sigurður: from EYey ...smell the flowers, feel the flowers, be the flowers. as seen by eyey
	9:41pm Daniel Blumin: Sigurður, will do! I AM the flowers being a bloomin' Blumin!
	🌫 9:46pm jeff-m: in the basement getting everything all nice. got this cranked :)
	9:46pm Marcel M: Good evening
	9:47pm Mayuko: Good evening Daniel and everyone. It's kind of strange to feel like these music taking me to somewhere else and then find myself not moving an inch. In front of my work desk as always.
	9:52pm JakeGould: I like it when music takes me somewhere else when I work. Mini vacation.
	9:52pm Daniel Blumin: Crank it, Jefferson! Hallooo, Marcel. Welcome onboard! Greetz, Mayuko - stay calm - it's all an illusion!
	9:53pm Tome: .. sound of thick air ,, wee,, I dig it all ,, ! SpecTaCULaR summer Friday , feeling it too like alll over --- and great show Daniel .. like the "air" it's in now and where it's going .. .. ..
	9:54pm steve: hey Daniel, folks
	9:59pm Daniel Blumin: steve, good to have you here! Tome, thanks! It's a beautiful night out there - hope it is where you are as well!
	🌫 10:09pm alexander: hallo herr daniel, just tune in, do you know how many time zones there are in the soviet union? i love this track
	10:12pm coelacanth: olá Daniel & All
	10:15pm Daniel Blumin: Herr alexander! Wilkommen! The whole album is great! coelacanth, how goes it?
	10:17pm jeff-m: the ol' Kamchatka trick
	10:18pm Mr. Fish: Hey Daniel. First unsupervised concert - Motley Crue and Accept, Hull Quebec, 1984. There I admitted it.
	10:20pm Daniel Blumin: Mr. Fish! How was it? Did it live up to expectations?
	🌫 10:20pm Jack Mello: i finally remembered dr. daniel's funtime radio programme is now on friday nights, and i'm actually listening live! happy happy joy joy.
	10:22pm Daniel Blumin: Hey there, Jack!!! Yr first unaccompanied show? No adults present?
	10:25pm coelacanth: mine...it's embarrassing- the grateful dead! (i'm not really embarrassed!) ...but i didn't like them that much- more of a floyd-zep kinda kid (well- i was all over the map...) but my 3 best friends were going.
	10:25pm JakeGould: My first concert unaccompanied? Sting on the “Dream of the Blue Turtles” tour at Radio City Music Hall. Yup… crickets crickets crickets howls crickets
	10:27pm Mr. Fish: To be honest I dont remember much other than the trip there and the parking lot. and buying a Motley Crue headband. I was either 12 or 13. Heady days ;)
	10:28pm Daniel Blumin: Jake, did he do Russians (Love Their Children Too)?
	10:30pm JakeGould: @DanielBlumin: I realized I became an adult when I realized how stupid that song is/was.
	10:31pm Daniel Blumin: Hope you still have the band, Mr. Fish!
	🌫 10:32pm alexander: @daniel, thanks i´m fine, geht es ihnen auch gut?
	10:32pm JakeGould: Children of the revolution!
	10:33pm Daniel Blumin: JakeG! Ha! Herr alexander, alles gut over hier!!! First unaccompanied show?
	10:36pm Liz: This summer schedule is amazing. It is so amazing to have you on Friday nights when I can listen live.
	🌫 10:36pm alexander: peace
	10:37pm Mayuko: Been thinking hard but can't remember what my first adult-unattended show was. Could have been Radiohead on their OK computer tour.
	10:37pm fleep: Jack Benny.
	10:39pm steve: first show without parents was a local punk/hardcore show which somehow got booked at my friend's high school in Emerson NJ, which was shut down 2/3 of the way through due to rioting. it seemed like the most magical thing as a 13 year old. i'm shocked to say one of the long forgotten hardcore bands at that show recently reformed and released a new album and Pat Byrne played a song off it a few weeks ago!
	10:40pm coelacanth: my best impression from the 'dead at madison square garden was seeing people gently tumbling down the concrete stairs of the deck i was on,laughing. - my more experienced friends said "let's get onto the floor" & i followed but quickly lost them. i figured they must've made it so i made my way past the goons then couldn't see the stage past all the tall people. ...i found my friends outside afterward. they got kicked out on their second attempt at the floor.
	10:41pm Ike: @Jake@10:25, believe it or not, I still think that's (mostly) a pretty good record. Except for "Russians," obviously.
	10:41pm coelacanth: steve, what band?
	🌫 10:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: My first show was April Wine with Quarterflash opening.
	10:43pm steve: the band was Rest Assured? (yes with a question mark on the end)
	10:43pm Daniel Blumin: Liz! Thanks you fer the kind words!!!
	10:44pm coelacanth: -not familiar. i saw lots of punk/hardcore bands in the 80s- i had to ask.
	10:44pm JakeGould: @Ike: I can agree with that. Growing up in deep Brooklyn there were no real easy DIY or punk shows to go to. The closest thing to “grassroots” were the metalheads who went to L'Amour around Dyker Heights. It was kind of cool to go to a local record store and see signs saying that Iron Maiden were going to be signing things at Zig Zag Records on Avenue U and it wasn’t a big deal.
	10:46pm steve: now im digging through their facebook and see that last year they did a show with Citizen Blast Cane, of "Sandwich Time" fame! everythings comin together.
	10:46pm coelacanth: i Dig this GAM!
	10:47pm coelacanth: i'll check em out!
	10:47pm Ike: My first concert without adults was probably Lollapalooza '92. Lush was great, the best band there, and first up. I wish they'd played longer. Pearl Jam was good for what it was. Jesus & Mary Chain and Ministry, I can't even remember and I wasn't even on drugs, so they must've been kind of disappointing. Ice Cube was awful.
	10:47pm steve: ah, this was 90s coelacanth
	🌫 10:47pm Jack Mello: queen on their "night at the opera" tour, with thin lizzy opening, providence civic center. many years ago.
	🌫 10:48pm Jack Mello: many, many, many years ago...
	10:48pm Daniel Blumin: Damn, Jack! Musta been quite a show!
	10:49pm steve: wow that's amazing Jack!
	🌫 10:51pm Jack Mello: second show was alice cooper, great but gave me a headache.
	10:52pm coelacanth: i was on a different planet in the 90s. though i did catch some punk in the city c.'97. ...i'll check this out:wfmu.org... (Pat Byrne)
	10:53pm coelacanth: i think Jack wins!
	10:53pm Mr. Fish: My second show was Ozzy and one of the kids we were with ended up handing out flyers with the christian protesters. Was like they brainwashed him instantly. we dragged him away and teased him mercilessly for years. I doubt he's ever been in a church since.
	10:54pm pierogie: Luna, Combustible Edison Combo, Azalia Snail and Yo La Tengo at Maxwell's, 1991
	10:54pm steve: i went to basically nothing but northern nj punk shows in high school, and regret nothing... but think my first big 1000+ people concert was Belle and Sebastian at Hammerstein Ballroom freshman year of college
	10:56pm pierogie: Hudson County Reels on Wheels benefit
	10:56pm coelacanth: do not remember my 2nd. 'might've been the Who at the spectrum. it was so loud it hurt instantly and continued to hurt until a few days later.
	10:57pm JakeGould: @JackMello: You win. Prime Queen and Thin Lizzy? Amazing.
	10:57pm Daniel Blumin: As per last week me first unaccompanied show was the Cars and Wang Chung. Regarding Wang Chung I remember everyone getting into Dancehall Days and then talking during the "deep cuts". Then the Cars came out and considering how all over MTV and radio they were at the time I thought Ric Ocasek's deadpan persona was surreal as he was singing these massive hits...
	10:57pm coelacanth: steve if it weren't for the decade time difference we would've seen lots of the same bands!
	11:01pm coelacanth: i'm surprised i never got dragged to a cars' show. ...i wish i had been! ...and yeah Daniel, that would annoy the hell outa me...it's better now,i imagine. they'd just be texting quietly during the deep cuts!
	11:02pm steve: ha, i wish! with all the punk oral history books out there, i pray there'll one day be an NJ punk/hc book
	11:04pm sufferwords: Allman Brothers with Boz Scaggs and Marshal Tucker Band at the Fabulous Forum 1972- followed quickly by Yes at the same venue
	11:06pm coelacanth: there really was an intense scene in nj.
	11:13pm steve: yeah. and also a lot of it still undocumented/ungoogleable
	11:17pm coelacanth: yeh,i wish i'd known what i was witnessing! i would've documented it. (like i often do now.)
	11:18pm JakeGould: Someone should just start a blog or even curate Wikipedia entries on the NJ scene. Do DIY in the 21st century.
	11:26pm coelacanth: Jake, i could list some- maybe 1/2-1/3 of the bands i saw, but i don't have too many fascinating stories about them.
	11:37pm Ike: A Black Cat in a Dark Room: The Mysterious Sleeping Villages of Kazakhstan: www.buzzfeed.com...
	11:45pm JakeGould: @coelacanth: Welp, there already is an NJ hardcore wikipedia page. Might be worth it to share your knowledge there if you can fill in some blanks. en.wikipedia.org...
	🌫 11:51pm jeff-m: cheers
	🌫 11:52pm jeff-m: oh man, no NJ screamo on there
	11:55pm JakeGould: @Ike: I imagine the government excuse of the health issues is, “Yes… Yes… No big deal… Some people sleep all day and some die? What else you expect from radiation? No problem.”
	🌫 11:56pm jeff-m: some sleep all day from depression
	🌫 11:59pm jeff-m: www.youtube.com...
	12:00am coelacanth: Jake Thanks for that link. bookmarked it. Thank you Daniel! ciao people. r.i.p.Dieter Moebius. r.i.p.Don Joyce.
	12:01am steve: super show DB
	12:01am DMZ: thanks so much for playing moebius! RIP. play more- oh shit yer out...never mind...
	3:28pm Daniel Blumin: Ike, thanks fer that link! Thanks, coelacanth, steve, DMZ, and all radiolists!

Daniel Blumin: Playlist from July 24, 2015

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