Rhubarb Cake, 2/10/00, 9 AM-noon on WFMU
hosted by Douglas
she shoooots meee da-hown background: Simon Wickham-Smith: Objects Appearing reading: Paul Blackburn reading his own "Is Any Coherence Worth The Celebration" Pascal Comelade/Richard Pinhas: Saint-Augustin tombant vers le haut quoth Stork: "when's he gonna grow up and play real instruments?" Primal Scream: Accelerator the return of Kevin Shields to active speaker-shredding duty! The Dead C.: Helen Said This a surf band, pickled in salty ice for a thousand years Lyle Lovett: That's Right (You're Not From Texas) the anti-Dead C., sending a secret message Antietam: Eaten Up By Hate see title of show Hrvatski: 2nd Zero eats Alec Empire for a snack and wipes the dust off his hands Sara Goes Pop: Lu-Lu On The Rocks clippity-clatter from Homosexuals side project Wayne Butane: Dead Monkey Arcade there may be better collagers, but none funnier right now Big Bill Broonzy: Digging My Potatoes bet you thought it was going to erupt into silliness Internal/External: Hope why does Lois Maffeo sound best on other people's records? Microphones: Window 16 Olympian, in the small sense, close harmony Ikue Mori: Monkey Music Moon scrabbling at the sill Bob Hund: Ett fall & en lösung "Final Solution" in Swedish, no kidding The Cure: Pornography facing down death armed with a bucket of tainted psychoactive drugs The Clientele: Lace Wings well, it looked like they were going to be on next week's show Elliott Smith: Easy Way Out from forthcoming album, instantly memorable halfway through the chorus Lambchop: The Book I Haven't Read from covering Curtis Mayfield to freely adapting his songs Joe Tex: Buying A Book the old soulsters, they knew about these intergenerational things Jackie-O M.F.: Go Down, Old Hannah the old songs speak even to young weirdos Broadcast: Unchanging Window stasis is their subject, habit and reference point The Contortions: Dish It Out to celebrate the CD release of the magnificent No New York Okay Temiz: Ocean Roller stick him in a room with a lot of percussion, this is what happened Public Works: Stress somebody must unseal the pressure cooker Baby Huey & the Babysitters: Listen To Me by request--C. Mayfield-produced, and excellent Puffy: Nagisa Ni Matsuwaru Et Cetera (Disco Mix) not Combs, but two Japanese women with some famous friends Fela: Lady I have become full-on obsessed with him. A midtempo one... Fela: Alu Jon Jonki Jon ...and a fast one The Moth Wranglers: Turnabout the long-awaited Magnetic Fields/C.V. Beethoven hybrid Thirteenth Floor Elevators: Levitation also by request, the Julian Cope standard (heh) Communicators & Black Experience Band: The Road massive late-'60s funk instrumental Furniture Huschle: Selling My Nipples To Science WCKR SPGT guy has the weirdest fears Chumbawamba: Tony Blair fan-club only doo-wop single about the betrayal of the English Left The Kingsbury Manx: Hawaii In Ten Seconds following up on Chumba's deceptive purr, a less deceptive one Black Tambourine: Throw Aggi Off The Bridge Pastels fangirl's homicidal plea Laurel Aitken: Bossa Nova Hop proto-ska, and not actually bossa nova at all E-Rox: Wrapping Up amazing how Powerbooks can imitate the sound of Saran Wrap The Fall: Louie Louie the most chaotic version of this song ever, which is saying something
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