WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from October 11, 2022

Listener comments!
	♥ 11:50am Tony Coulter: Big, big thanks to Fredrik N. from Los Angeles for his generous pledge! Let him be an example to all the people of the world.
	♥ 12:01pm Andrew in Toronto: Happy Tuesday Tony and all other listeners!
	♥ 12:01pm TDK60: Hello Tony. Long time. Looks good, this show. (Will try to check parts 1 & 2.)
	♥ 12:01pm Threemoons 🌛🌝🌜: Heyo so totally here for the special today while I grind at work....
	♥ 12:01pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi TDK60.
	🥁 ♥ 12:01pm Yvang: Hello Tony and forks!
	🥁 ♥ 12:01pm listener james from westwood: Good Tuesday, Tony and all!
	♥ 12:02pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, Andrew, TDK60, Threemoons, Yvang, & James!!!!
	12:03pm Alessandro_Italy: Hii Tony .... hope to hear This_Heat
	♥ 12:04pm Tony Coulter: Hi, Alessandro_Italy! There will for sure be a This Heat track!
	♥ 12:04pm TDK60: Hola Andrew Toronto.
	🥁 ♥ 12:05pm Asheville Jon: i am ready to ROckWrok
	♥ 12:06pm Andrew in Toronto: This Ultravox sounds pretty fresh.
	12:06pm Alessandro_Italy: 🤩
	🥁 ♥ 12:06pm David (in London): Ahoy Tony and all assembled Coultards.
	12:08pm Martyn: Hey Tony and fellow listeners!
	♥ 12:08pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Asheville Jon! Ultravox does actually spell that track title "ROckwrock," with the first 'O" capitalized ... but it looks so much like a typo I wimped out and didn't do it.
	♥ 12:08pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy, David and Martyn!
	♥ 12:08pm TDK60: I often avoid best-of type pronouncements from my radio barstool. But here's one: Wire, one of the very best English rock bands. / Hiya David, other listeners.
	🥁 ♥ 12:11pm Sem: Tony, Tony, Tony. Greets, greets, greets. And hello, Tony Tuesday listeners.
	♥ 12:12pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, hiya, Sem!!
	♥ 12:12pm Tony Coulter: BIG THANKS to David (in London) for his pledge just now!! YAY!!
	🥁 ♥ 12:15pm David (in London): All hail the Semulator. TDK, Yvang, Andrew, 3M, James, Alessandro, Jon, salutations good people.
	♥ 12:16pm TomDash: Hey Tony et al - my required listening for today - pen in hand for optimum note taking!
	♥ 12:17pm Tony Coulter: Here's that This Heat you ordered....
	♥ 12:17pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, TomDash!!
	12:17pm Alessandro_Italy: You are so kind Tony !!!!!!!!!!
	12:19pm rw: Hello!
	♥ 12:20pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, rw!
	🥁 ♥ 12:21pm David (in London): Hey rw. To paraphrase TDK, This Heat are one of the greatest bands to ever come out of the UK.
	🥁 ♥ 12:21pm Yvang: Hiya David à Londres!
	🥁 ♥ 12:25pm Sem: D(il), good to see you.
	12:26pm rw: Howdy D{iL)! Tony, I don't know, man. I say go with the upper case O. Also... I know Fredrik N! One of the best people on the planet, I say.
	♥ 12:28pm Tony Coulter: rw -- THANKS MUCH for your pledge just now!! Much appreciated!! In your honor, I will add that capital 'o.'
	♥ 12:28pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi David (in London).
	♥ 12:30pm Tony Coulter: @ rw: And yes, Fredrik is a fine chap. I met him once briefly.
	12:34pm rw: My pleasure. It's the least I can do. Thank YOU much for your time and dedication! SO much appreciated.
	12:35pm rw: My college roommate sold my copy of Replicas to Exile Records in Lawrence KS to get $ for weed.
	♥ 12:40pm TDK60: Top cut and album, by Mr. David.
	♥ 12:40pm Tony Coulter: @ rw: Let's hope when he got himself stoned he suddenly wanted to hear that record, and recognized the error of his ways.
	♥ 12:42pm Rich in Washington: Greetings, Señor Tony!
	♥ 12:43pm coelacanth∅: greetings Tony and all
	♥ 12:43pm Tony Coulter: Greetings, Señor Richie Rich!
	♥ 12:44pm Tony Coulter: and coel too!!
	🥁 ♥ 12:50pm David (in London): This show is all killer and no filler Tony.
	♥ 12:51pm Tony Coulter: Thanks David! Wouldn't want you to fill up on filler.
	12:52pm rw: Crap. Lost track of time. Off to work... Thanks in advance Tony. Will catch the next hour or so in the car. Have a great Tuesday everyone!
	♥ 12:53pm Tony Coulter: See you, rw! And thanks again for the pledge!
	🥁 ♥ 12:54pm Asheville Jon: this has been a great 'wrapping kid's birthday presents' set
	♥ 12:54pm Tony Coulter: ... and ... HUGE THANKS to Dean for his generous pledge just now!!! YAY!!
	1:03pm Dean: Always a pleasure!
	🥁 ♥ 1:04pm doctorjazz: Hi Tony!
	♥ 1:04pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, doctorjazz!
	♥ 1:04pm TomDash: Irish representing- I want this single!
	🥁 ♥ 1:05pm David (in London): Coela, jazzdoctor, ahoy.
	♥ 1:05pm Tony Coulter: This track is also on the "Miss Mauger" LP, which is easier to find.
	♥ 1:06pm TomDash: Yeah Tony - I got a download from a recent reissue on bandcamp
	♥ 1:07pm Tony Coulter: Pak, on now, are better known as Metropak.
	♥ 1:19pm Andrew in Toronto: Hey doc!
	1:29pm Anwarowi Dawwasowi: Hi, Tony!
	♥ 1:30pm Tony Coulter: Hi there, Anwarowi Dawwasowi!
	1:31pm Andres: Good aft, Tony! Enjoying all these punk sounds whilst taking care of some domestic chores. A cuppa should round things out nicely.
	1:32pm Alessandro_Italy: Tony, do you think National_Health can be counted in the post punk genre?
	♥ 1:33pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Andres!
	♥ 1:34pm Tony Coulter: @ Alessandro_Italy: I don't think of National Health that way, no -- but I'm a big fan of theirs, and have played them many times over the years.
	1:38pm Dean: Even though Mark Perry was a prime mover of punk rock via Sniffin' Glue, ATV seems more post- than not.
	♥ 1:40pm Tony Coulter: Oh, way more post-punk than punk, I'd say, except for the first LP.
	1:42pm Alessandro_Italy: understood. Maybe postprog postfusion overprog overfusion .....
	🥁 ♥ 1:43pm David (in London): Always an interesting debate to be had around what is the first post punk record. Ah, Fire Engines. Still have such a soft spot for Get Up and Use Me.
	♥ 1:51pm Tony Coulter: Many sources say post-punk "started" in 1978, but there's stuff from '77 that sounds post-punk to me -- like the XTC track I played today, for example ("Dance Band").
	♥ 1:54pm arb: I loaf this band
	🥁 ♥ 1:54pm David (in London): I've often made a case for In the Shadows by The Stranglers, but wouldn't argue with your interpretation / XTC either Tony.
	♥ 1:54pm Tony Coulter: Ha! Ha! Hey there, arb!
	1:55pm Dean: My sense is that post-punk stands for "not straight-ahead Ramones 4/4." By that admittedly strict definition Pere Ubu's first single in 1975 might count. Residents? Metal Machine Music? I do hear an industrial influence to some of what we call post-punk, e.g., the Gang of Four track you played earlier.
	♥ 2:00pm Tony Coulter: Yeah, I agree totally, actually. There's no way to say when it really started. I could easily play pre-punk stuff that would fit in with today's offerings
	♥ 2:01pm Tony Coulter: That Gang of Four track even has a bit of a Hendrix influence!
	🥁 ♥ 2:05pm Sem: Oh, yes. Loved this on hearing it for the first time.
	🥁 ♥ 2:05pm doctorjazz: Love this Grapevine!
	2:06pm Andres: A fave version among versions!
	🥁 ♥ 2:06pm Sem: Wonder if the Slits considered calling this alum Some Typical Girls.
	🥁 ♥ 2:06pm Sem: album
	2:08pm Dean: Middle Class, often credited with kick-starting hardcore, arrived in '78. That first single is a doozy, very unlike the album from 1982.
	🥁 ♥ 2:08pm David (in London): Mm, I would maybe argue that those are proto punk. Post punk seem to contain an inbuilt argument of music liberated by, but building on, the energy of punk. By definition, therefore, can you have music that predates the punk genre? Answers on a post(punk)card please...
	♥ 2:10pm solo mon: Showing up for the bitch party!
	♥ 2:10pm Tony Coulter: Ha! Hi there, solo mon!
	2:12pm Dean: That is the question. If what makes it not-quite-punk is simply a deviation from cranked-up, sped-up common time rock 'n' roll, then yes, post- can predate the genre to which the hyphen links it.
	2:13pm Dean: The Stooges, The New York Dolls, et al., were laying the groundwork for music with liberated energy.
	♥ 2:14pm Tony Coulter: @ David (in London): I agree with you at one level -- but then again, post-punk bands were shaped by so many things other than punk, including pre-punk weirdness. The way, for example, P.I.L. was influenced by Can. I'd say the only thing that can really be nailed down is when people started using the term "post-punk."
	🥁 ♥ 2:17pm doctorjazz: Cool set! My younger daughter is. Pop-punk devotee, I heat lots of the current crop, (Green Day, Blink-182, All Time Low, Fall Out Boy, etc). Speed is optional these days.
	2:18pm Martyn: Great Ludus track. Graham Revell of SPK plays alto sax on it!
	🥁 ♥ 2:18pm David (in London): Agreed Tony, but Lydon had already 'done' punk before he moved into post punk, which seems to by definition to be 'punk expanding to encompass' other genres, dub, motorik etc. Dolls, Stooges etc al are titans, but I would argue proto punk. No one is mistaking Personality Crisis for post punk.
	♥ 2:18pm TomDash: LOVE Deep Freeze Mice...wish someone would do proper vinyl reissues...
	2:19pm rw: Okay. Just got to work. If I may chime in, I say docjazz’ daughter is most def post-punk.
	2:20pm Dean: There's some evidence, too, that punk bands were dubbed "art punk" if they toyed with conventions established in, say, '76. I agree that the Dolls, etc., predate the punk phenomenon. My point was simply that bands contemporaneous with early punk bands already had a "liberated energy" model from which to expand their approaches.
	🥁 ♥ 2:20pm doctorjazz: She calls it Pop-punk (or punk-pop, not sure of the order), which is how her peers seem to label it. Just the messenger...
	2:21pm Martyn: *actually I just checked and it was soprano sax
	2:22pm rw: Oh, I was referring to her being born after punk. Blink 182 … not sure what I would call that
	2:24pm rw: I have mild issues with naming shit. But that’s just me. Heading into work now. Have a good one!
	♥ 2:25pm HollyRT: I always think there's a lot more overlap between post-punk and say, the weirder crevices of prog, such as Henry Cow, thank people like to think
	♥ 2:25pm Tony Coulter: @ David (in London): I totally agree that most of what gets called post-punk wouldn't have happened without punk (including P.I.L. -- you're right on that), but some of it would have existed anyway, drawing on other roots.
	♥ 2:28pm Tony Coulter: Hi, Holly! That's certainly true of some of what I've played today
	♥ 2:29pm Tony Coulter: The Henry Cow influence, I mean....
	♥ 2:30pm Tony Coulter: Henry Cow et al....
	♥ 2:30pm TDK60: I think post-punk happened the very next night after punk. Wait, no, it was three days...
	🥁 ♥ 2:30pm David (in London): Dean / Tony, don't disagree with that at all. I think a fundamental definition of post punk includes 'liberated to explore other genres and incorporate them into the punk ethos'. Hence why, for me, punk needs to have happened first before it can subsequently be expanded. Anyway, I'll put a sock in it now.
	♥ 2:31pm solo mon: really enjoying all of this
	♥ 2:37pm Andrew in Toronto: If you haven`t read this, it is quite good: www.amazon.com...
	♥ 2:44pm Tony Coulter: @ David (in London): Your fundamental definition was certainly the operating principle of this show. I never thought for a second of including, say, the Deviants. But I do agree with Dean that very early Pere Ubu, which is a hair before punk hit, already sounds very post-punk ... even though, yes, technically it can't be. But the sounds do cross-pollinate after the fact, and sort of become "one." And now I'll join you in putting a sock in it.
	♥ 2:45pm solo mon: Lemon Kittens!
	♥ 2:45pm Tony Coulter: @ Andrew: I haven't read that Simon Reynolds book -- thanks for the recommendation!
	♥ 2:46pm TDK60: Something had to give in Cleveland, Tony. Pere Ubu was there to help.
	2:46pm Martyn: I agree with Tony in that some of it wouldve existed anyway. I think punk opened the doors in the sense that after the punk explosion a lot of major record stores were suddenly willing to take a chance in stocking obscure DIY releases so you had a lot of people who may have not been necessarily inspired by the music of punk but who were more inspired by the idea of suddenly having an outlet/ potential new audience for whatever ideas they had. I think TG and NWW are a good example of this
	♥ 2:47pm Andrew in Toronto: Thanks for an awesome show Tony!
	🥁 ♥ 2:48pm Sem: ^ what A (in TO) said. Next time, all.
	🥁 ♥ 2:49pm doctorjazz: Sock it to me guys!
	🥁 ♥ 2:53pm Julie: can't wait to hear this in the archive! Thank you Tony! I'll be here with lots of shoegaze so turn it up loud wfmu.org...
	2:54pm David in London: Absolutely amazing show today Tony. That’s why they pay you the big bucks...
	🥁 ♥ 2:55pm Julie: ahhh I love this song so much
	2:55pm Andres: Great show, Tony! Looking forward to the next!
	♥ 2:56pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, Julie!
	♥ 2:56pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, everyone!! Hope to see you here next time!
	♥ 2:57pm TDK60: Thanks, DJ Tony.
	🥁 ♥ 2:57pm Yvang: Thanks Tony! What a treat of a show today!
	🥁 ♥ 2:57pm listener james from westwood: Cracking program, Tony, and can't beat the capper!
	🥁 ♥ 2:58pm Yvang: And also : Very interesting post punk discussion on the chatboard!
	♥ 2:58pm Rich in Washington: Danke, Tony! See you on the radio next week!
	🥁 ♥ 2:59pm doctorjazz: Thanked Tony, great show!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from October 11, 2022

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October 11, 2022: The British Isles Trilogy, Part 3: Post-Punk, New Wave, and Other Offshoots of Punk, 1977–1987

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
The In-Theme	"The In-Theme"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Ultravox	ROckwrok "ROckwrok" by "Ultravox"	Ha! Ha! Ha!	Island	1977	0:01:57 (Pop-up)
Wire	Blessed State "Blessed State" by "Wire"	154	Harvest	1979	0:05:32 (Pop-up)
Tones on Tail	Twist "Twist" by "Tones on Tail"	Christian Says	Beggars Banquet	1984	0:09:00 (Pop-up)
Matt Johnson	Bugle Boy "Bugle Boy" by "Matt Johnson"	Burning Blue Soul	4AD	1981	0:14:04 (Pop-up)
This Heat	Cenotaph "Cenotaph" by "This Heat"	Deceit	Rough Trade	1981	0:16:31 (Pop-up)
23 Skidoo	Porno Bass "Porno Bass" by "23 Skidoo"	Seven Songs	Fetish	1982	0:21:08 (Pop-up)
Throbbing Gristle	Hamburger Lady "Hamburger Lady" by "Throbbing Gristle"	D.o.A.: The Third and Final Report	Industrial Records	1978	0:25:32 (Pop-up)
Tubeway Army	I Nearly Married a Human	Replicas	ATCO	1979	0:29:38 (Pop-up)

David Bowie	African Night Flight "African Night Flight" by "David Bowie"	Lodger	RCA Victor	1979	0:38:36 (Pop-up)
Brian Eno	Kurt's Rejoinder "Kurt's Rejoinder" by "Brian Eno"	Before and After Science	Island	1977	0:41:31 (Pop-up)
Public Image Ltd.	Go Back "Go Back" by "Public Image Ltd."	Flowers of Romance	Virgin	1981	0:44:25 (Pop-up)
XTC	Dance Band "Dance Band" by "XTC"	3D EP	Virgin	1977	0:48:11 (Pop-up)
Delta 5	You "You" by "Delta 5"	7"	Rough Trade	1980	0:50:50 (Pop-up)
Bona Dish	8 am (1982) "8 am (1982)" by "Bona Dish"	The Zaragoza Tapes: 1981–1982	Captured Tracks	2013	0:54:39 (Pop-up)
The Passage	Love Is As "Love Is As" by "The Passage"	Through the Passage	Cherry Red	1983	0:57:53 (Pop-up)
Operating Theatre	Blue Light and Alpha Waves	7"	CBS	1982	1:02:24 (Pop-up)
Pak	Balinese Dance "Balinese Dance" by "Pak"	7"	Pak	1980	1:06:08 (Pop-up)
The Work	Houdini "Houdini" by "The Work"	V.A.: Recommended Records Sampler	Recommended	1982	1:12:44 (Pop-up)

Gang of Four	Love Like Anthrax "Love Like Anthrax" by "Gang of Four"	Entertainment!	Warner Bros.	1979	1:19:29 (Pop-up)
Josef K	Endless Soul "Endless Soul" by "Josef K"	Sorry for Laughing	Postcard	1981	1:23:54 (Pop-up)
The Fall	Craigness "Craigness" by "The Fall"	The Wonderful and Frightening World of the Fall	Beggars Banquet	1984	1:26:20 (Pop-up)
Five or Six	Lost Cause "Lost Cause" by "Five or Six"	Polar Exposure	Cherry Red	1981	1:29:22 (Pop-up)
The Raincoats	Family Treet "Family Treet" by "The Raincoats"	Odyshape	Rough Trade	1981	1:31:31 (Pop-up)
The Door & the Window	Dads "Dads" by "The Door & the Window"	Detailed Twang	NB Records	1980	1:35:43 (Pop-up)
Fire Engines	Candyskin "Candyskin" by "Fire Engines"	7"	Pop Aural	1981	1:40:20 (Pop-up)
Scritti Politti	Bibbly-o-tek "Bibbly-o-tek" by "Scritti Politti"	4 'A Sides'	Rough Trade	1979	1:43:13 (Pop-up)
The Lowest Note on the Organ	Trial by Silhouette	7"	Woof	1983	1:46:39 (Pop-up)
Swell Maps	Robot Factory "Robot Factory" by "Swell Maps"	Jane from Occupied Europe	Rough Trade	1980	1:50:22 (Pop-up)
Renaldo & the Loaf	Fluorescent Showboat to Tangier	Renaldo & Loaf Play Struvé & Sneff	RE: Ralph	1979	1:52:47 (Pop-up)

The Homosexuals	False Sentiments "False Sentiments" by "The Homosexuals"	The Homosexuals' Record	Recommended	1984	1:58:40 (Pop-up)
Bing Selfish	Australia "Australia" by "Bing Selfish"	Selfish Works	El Frenzy	1983	2:01:36 (Pop-up)
The Slits	I Heard It Through the Grapevine	Typical Girls	Island	1979	2:03:47 (Pop-up)
Ludus	Bitch Party "Bitch Party" by "Ludus"	Danger Came Smiling	New Hormones	1982	2:07:44 (Pop-up)
Buzzcocks	Everybody's Happy Nowadays	7"	I.R.S.	1979	2:11:33 (Pop-up)
The Mekons	I Saw You Dance "I Saw You Dance" by "The Mekons"	The Quality of Mercy is not Strnen	Virgin	1979	2:14:41 (Pop-up)
The Deep Freeze Mice	I Am Big Chief Radio Luxemburg	War, Famine, Death, Pestilence and Miss Timberlake	Cordelia	1987	2:17:01 (Pop-up)
X-Ray Spex	Highly Inflammable "Highly Inflammable" by "X-Ray Spex"	7"	EMI	1979	2:21:30 (Pop-up)
Essential Logic	Aerosol Burns "Aerosol Burns" by "Essential Logic"	7"	Cells Records	1978	2:24:08 (Pop-up)
Performing Ferrets	Where's My Four Slices of Bread? (demo, 1981)	No One Told Us	Hyped to Death	2008	2:26:05 (Pop-up)
Televsion Personalities	Jackanory Stories	And Don't The Kids Just Love It	Rough Trade	1981	2:29:16 (Pop-up)
The Soft Boys	When I Was a Kid "When I Was a Kid" by "The Soft Boys"	Invisible Hits	Rough Trade	1981	2:32:16 (Pop-up)

Family Fodder	Playing Golf (With My Flesh Crawling)	7"	Fresh	1979	2:40:03 (Pop-up)
Lemon Kittens	Small Mercies "Small Mercies" by "Lemon Kittens"	We Buy a Hammer for Daddy	United Dairies	1980	2:44:35 (Pop-up)
Alternative TV	Graves of Deluxe Green	Vibing Up the Senile Man	Deptford Fun City	1979	2:46:37 (Pop-up)
Camberwell Now	Know How "Know How" by "Camberwell Now"	Greenfingers	RecRec	1987	2:49:34 (Pop-up)

The Stranglers	Golden Brown "Golden Brown" by "The Stranglers"	7"	Liberty	1981	2:54:41 (Pop-up)
The Out-Theme	Gelbart: My Favorite Vacation [part of] + Die Trip Computer Die: Airborn [part of]				2:58:07 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	♥ 11:50am Tony Coulter: Big, big thanks to Fredrik N. from Los Angeles for his generous pledge! Let him be an example to all the people of the world.
	♥ 12:01pm Andrew in Toronto: Happy Tuesday Tony and all other listeners!
	♥ 12:01pm TDK60: Hello Tony. Long time. Looks good, this show. (Will try to check parts 1 & 2.)
	♥ 12:01pm Threemoons 🌛🌝🌜: Heyo so totally here for the special today while I grind at work....
	♥ 12:01pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi TDK60.
	🥁 ♥ 12:01pm Yvang: Hello Tony and forks!
	🥁 ♥ 12:01pm listener james from westwood: Good Tuesday, Tony and all!
	♥ 12:02pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, Andrew, TDK60, Threemoons, Yvang, & James!!!!
	12:03pm Alessandro_Italy: Hii Tony .... hope to hear This_Heat
	♥ 12:04pm Tony Coulter: Hi, Alessandro_Italy! There will for sure be a This Heat track!
	♥ 12:04pm TDK60: Hola Andrew Toronto.
	🥁 ♥ 12:05pm Asheville Jon: i am ready to ROckWrok
	♥ 12:06pm Andrew in Toronto: This Ultravox sounds pretty fresh.
	12:06pm Alessandro_Italy: 🤩
	🥁 ♥ 12:06pm David (in London): Ahoy Tony and all assembled Coultards.
	12:08pm Martyn: Hey Tony and fellow listeners!
	♥ 12:08pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Asheville Jon! Ultravox does actually spell that track title "ROckwrock," with the first 'O" capitalized ... but it looks so much like a typo I wimped out and didn't do it.
	♥ 12:08pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy, David and Martyn!
	♥ 12:08pm TDK60: I often avoid best-of type pronouncements from my radio barstool. But here's one: Wire, one of the very best English rock bands. / Hiya David, other listeners.
	🥁 ♥ 12:11pm Sem: Tony, Tony, Tony. Greets, greets, greets. And hello, Tony Tuesday listeners.
	♥ 12:12pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, hiya, Sem!!
	♥ 12:12pm Tony Coulter: BIG THANKS to David (in London) for his pledge just now!! YAY!!
	🥁 ♥ 12:15pm David (in London): All hail the Semulator. TDK, Yvang, Andrew, 3M, James, Alessandro, Jon, salutations good people.
	♥ 12:16pm TomDash: Hey Tony et al - my required listening for today - pen in hand for optimum note taking!
	♥ 12:17pm Tony Coulter: Here's that This Heat you ordered....
	♥ 12:17pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, TomDash!!
	12:17pm Alessandro_Italy: You are so kind Tony !!!!!!!!!!
	12:19pm rw: Hello!
	♥ 12:20pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, rw!
	🥁 ♥ 12:21pm David (in London): Hey rw. To paraphrase TDK, This Heat are one of the greatest bands to ever come out of the UK.
	🥁 ♥ 12:21pm Yvang: Hiya David à Londres!
	🥁 ♥ 12:25pm Sem: D(il), good to see you.
	12:26pm rw: Howdy D{iL)! Tony, I don't know, man. I say go with the upper case O. Also... I know Fredrik N! One of the best people on the planet, I say.
	♥ 12:28pm Tony Coulter: rw -- THANKS MUCH for your pledge just now!! Much appreciated!! In your honor, I will add that capital 'o.'
	♥ 12:28pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi David (in London).
	♥ 12:30pm Tony Coulter: @ rw: And yes, Fredrik is a fine chap. I met him once briefly.
	12:34pm rw: My pleasure. It's the least I can do. Thank YOU much for your time and dedication! SO much appreciated.
	12:35pm rw: My college roommate sold my copy of Replicas to Exile Records in Lawrence KS to get $ for weed.
	♥ 12:40pm TDK60: Top cut and album, by Mr. David.
	♥ 12:40pm Tony Coulter: @ rw: Let's hope when he got himself stoned he suddenly wanted to hear that record, and recognized the error of his ways.
	♥ 12:42pm Rich in Washington: Greetings, Señor Tony!
	♥ 12:43pm coelacanth∅: greetings Tony and all
	♥ 12:43pm Tony Coulter: Greetings, Señor Richie Rich!
	♥ 12:44pm Tony Coulter: and coel too!!
	🥁 ♥ 12:50pm David (in London): This show is all killer and no filler Tony.
	♥ 12:51pm Tony Coulter: Thanks David! Wouldn't want you to fill up on filler.
	12:52pm rw: Crap. Lost track of time. Off to work... Thanks in advance Tony. Will catch the next hour or so in the car. Have a great Tuesday everyone!
	♥ 12:53pm Tony Coulter: See you, rw! And thanks again for the pledge!
	🥁 ♥ 12:54pm Asheville Jon: this has been a great 'wrapping kid's birthday presents' set
	♥ 12:54pm Tony Coulter: ... and ... HUGE THANKS to Dean for his generous pledge just now!!! YAY!!
	1:03pm Dean: Always a pleasure!
	🥁 ♥ 1:04pm doctorjazz: Hi Tony!
	♥ 1:04pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, doctorjazz!
	♥ 1:04pm TomDash: Irish representing- I want this single!
	🥁 ♥ 1:05pm David (in London): Coela, jazzdoctor, ahoy.
	♥ 1:05pm Tony Coulter: This track is also on the "Miss Mauger" LP, which is easier to find.
	♥ 1:06pm TomDash: Yeah Tony - I got a download from a recent reissue on bandcamp
	♥ 1:07pm Tony Coulter: Pak, on now, are better known as Metropak.
	♥ 1:19pm Andrew in Toronto: Hey doc!
	1:29pm Anwarowi Dawwasowi: Hi, Tony!
	♥ 1:30pm Tony Coulter: Hi there, Anwarowi Dawwasowi!
	1:31pm Andres: Good aft, Tony! Enjoying all these punk sounds whilst taking care of some domestic chores. A cuppa should round things out nicely.
	1:32pm Alessandro_Italy: Tony, do you think National_Health can be counted in the post punk genre?
	♥ 1:33pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Andres!
	♥ 1:34pm Tony Coulter: @ Alessandro_Italy: I don't think of National Health that way, no -- but I'm a big fan of theirs, and have played them many times over the years.
	1:38pm Dean: Even though Mark Perry was a prime mover of punk rock via Sniffin' Glue, ATV seems more post- than not.
	♥ 1:40pm Tony Coulter: Oh, way more post-punk than punk, I'd say, except for the first LP.
	1:42pm Alessandro_Italy: understood. Maybe postprog postfusion overprog overfusion .....
	🥁 ♥ 1:43pm David (in London): Always an interesting debate to be had around what is the first post punk record. Ah, Fire Engines. Still have such a soft spot for Get Up and Use Me.
	♥ 1:51pm Tony Coulter: Many sources say post-punk "started" in 1978, but there's stuff from '77 that sounds post-punk to me -- like the XTC track I played today, for example ("Dance Band").
	♥ 1:54pm arb: I loaf this band
	🥁 ♥ 1:54pm David (in London): I've often made a case for In the Shadows by The Stranglers, but wouldn't argue with your interpretation / XTC either Tony.
	♥ 1:54pm Tony Coulter: Ha! Ha! Hey there, arb!
	1:55pm Dean: My sense is that post-punk stands for "not straight-ahead Ramones 4/4." By that admittedly strict definition Pere Ubu's first single in 1975 might count. Residents? Metal Machine Music? I do hear an industrial influence to some of what we call post-punk, e.g., the Gang of Four track you played earlier.
	♥ 2:00pm Tony Coulter: Yeah, I agree totally, actually. There's no way to say when it really started. I could easily play pre-punk stuff that would fit in with today's offerings
	♥ 2:01pm Tony Coulter: That Gang of Four track even has a bit of a Hendrix influence!
	🥁 ♥ 2:05pm Sem: Oh, yes. Loved this on hearing it for the first time.
	🥁 ♥ 2:05pm doctorjazz: Love this Grapevine!
	2:06pm Andres: A fave version among versions!
	🥁 ♥ 2:06pm Sem: Wonder if the Slits considered calling this alum Some Typical Girls.
	🥁 ♥ 2:06pm Sem: album
	2:08pm Dean: Middle Class, often credited with kick-starting hardcore, arrived in '78. That first single is a doozy, very unlike the album from 1982.
	🥁 ♥ 2:08pm David (in London): Mm, I would maybe argue that those are proto punk. Post punk seem to contain an inbuilt argument of music liberated by, but building on, the energy of punk. By definition, therefore, can you have music that predates the punk genre? Answers on a post(punk)card please...
	♥ 2:10pm solo mon: Showing up for the bitch party!
	♥ 2:10pm Tony Coulter: Ha! Hi there, solo mon!
	2:12pm Dean: That is the question. If what makes it not-quite-punk is simply a deviation from cranked-up, sped-up common time rock 'n' roll, then yes, post- can predate the genre to which the hyphen links it.
	2:13pm Dean: The Stooges, The New York Dolls, et al., were laying the groundwork for music with liberated energy.
	♥ 2:14pm Tony Coulter: @ David (in London): I agree with you at one level -- but then again, post-punk bands were shaped by so many things other than punk, including pre-punk weirdness. The way, for example, P.I.L. was influenced by Can. I'd say the only thing that can really be nailed down is when people started using the term "post-punk."
	🥁 ♥ 2:17pm doctorjazz: Cool set! My younger daughter is. Pop-punk devotee, I heat lots of the current crop, (Green Day, Blink-182, All Time Low, Fall Out Boy, etc). Speed is optional these days.
	2:18pm Martyn: Great Ludus track. Graham Revell of SPK plays alto sax on it!
	🥁 ♥ 2:18pm David (in London): Agreed Tony, but Lydon had already 'done' punk before he moved into post punk, which seems to by definition to be 'punk expanding to encompass' other genres, dub, motorik etc. Dolls, Stooges etc al are titans, but I would argue proto punk. No one is mistaking Personality Crisis for post punk.
	♥ 2:18pm TomDash: LOVE Deep Freeze Mice...wish someone would do proper vinyl reissues...
	2:19pm rw: Okay. Just got to work. If I may chime in, I say docjazz’ daughter is most def post-punk.
	2:20pm Dean: There's some evidence, too, that punk bands were dubbed "art punk" if they toyed with conventions established in, say, '76. I agree that the Dolls, etc., predate the punk phenomenon. My point was simply that bands contemporaneous with early punk bands already had a "liberated energy" model from which to expand their approaches.
	🥁 ♥ 2:20pm doctorjazz: She calls it Pop-punk (or punk-pop, not sure of the order), which is how her peers seem to label it. Just the messenger...
	2:21pm Martyn: *actually I just checked and it was soprano sax
	2:22pm rw: Oh, I was referring to her being born after punk. Blink 182 … not sure what I would call that
	2:24pm rw: I have mild issues with naming shit. But that’s just me. Heading into work now. Have a good one!
	♥ 2:25pm HollyRT: I always think there's a lot more overlap between post-punk and say, the weirder crevices of prog, such as Henry Cow, thank people like to think
	♥ 2:25pm Tony Coulter: @ David (in London): I totally agree that most of what gets called post-punk wouldn't have happened without punk (including P.I.L. -- you're right on that), but some of it would have existed anyway, drawing on other roots.
	♥ 2:28pm Tony Coulter: Hi, Holly! That's certainly true of some of what I've played today
	♥ 2:29pm Tony Coulter: The Henry Cow influence, I mean....
	♥ 2:30pm Tony Coulter: Henry Cow et al....
	♥ 2:30pm TDK60: I think post-punk happened the very next night after punk. Wait, no, it was three days...
	🥁 ♥ 2:30pm David (in London): Dean / Tony, don't disagree with that at all. I think a fundamental definition of post punk includes 'liberated to explore other genres and incorporate them into the punk ethos'. Hence why, for me, punk needs to have happened first before it can subsequently be expanded. Anyway, I'll put a sock in it now.
	♥ 2:31pm solo mon: really enjoying all of this
	♥ 2:37pm Andrew in Toronto: If you haven`t read this, it is quite good: www.amazon.com...
	♥ 2:44pm Tony Coulter: @ David (in London): Your fundamental definition was certainly the operating principle of this show. I never thought for a second of including, say, the Deviants. But I do agree with Dean that very early Pere Ubu, which is a hair before punk hit, already sounds very post-punk ... even though, yes, technically it can't be. But the sounds do cross-pollinate after the fact, and sort of become "one." And now I'll join you in putting a sock in it.
	♥ 2:45pm solo mon: Lemon Kittens!
	♥ 2:45pm Tony Coulter: @ Andrew: I haven't read that Simon Reynolds book -- thanks for the recommendation!
	♥ 2:46pm TDK60: Something had to give in Cleveland, Tony. Pere Ubu was there to help.
	2:46pm Martyn: I agree with Tony in that some of it wouldve existed anyway. I think punk opened the doors in the sense that after the punk explosion a lot of major record stores were suddenly willing to take a chance in stocking obscure DIY releases so you had a lot of people who may have not been necessarily inspired by the music of punk but who were more inspired by the idea of suddenly having an outlet/ potential new audience for whatever ideas they had. I think TG and NWW are a good example of this
	♥ 2:47pm Andrew in Toronto: Thanks for an awesome show Tony!
	🥁 ♥ 2:48pm Sem: ^ what A (in TO) said. Next time, all.
	🥁 ♥ 2:49pm doctorjazz: Sock it to me guys!
	🥁 ♥ 2:53pm Julie: can't wait to hear this in the archive! Thank you Tony! I'll be here with lots of shoegaze so turn it up loud wfmu.org...
	2:54pm David in London: Absolutely amazing show today Tony. That’s why they pay you the big bucks...
	🥁 ♥ 2:55pm Julie: ahhh I love this song so much
	2:55pm Andres: Great show, Tony! Looking forward to the next!
	♥ 2:56pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, Julie!
	♥ 2:56pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, everyone!! Hope to see you here next time!
	♥ 2:57pm TDK60: Thanks, DJ Tony.
	🥁 ♥ 2:57pm Yvang: Thanks Tony! What a treat of a show today!
	🥁 ♥ 2:57pm listener james from westwood: Cracking program, Tony, and can't beat the capper!
	🥁 ♥ 2:58pm Yvang: And also : Very interesting post punk discussion on the chatboard!
	♥ 2:58pm Rich in Washington: Danke, Tony! See you on the radio next week!
	🥁 ♥ 2:59pm doctorjazz: Thanked Tony, great show!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from October 11, 2022

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