WFMU: Wm. Berger presents My Castle of Quiet: Playlist from June 2, 2010

Listener comments!
	8:11pm I AM: Unfashionably early, but listening appreciatively.
	8:12pm t: The remastered with extra minutes of From Beyond is a visual delight.
	8:27pm dividend: mr berger, I am eating my ghetto spaghetti in awe once again. how do you do it?
	8:42pm don: what do you mean, not attending??!! can't you be in 4 places at once!!!??
	8:43pm don: the other side is, how dare they book shows on a wednesday!
	8:54pm SiHV: Good evening.
	8:57pm Wm.: Don, I give and I give. I am the Jewish Mother of noise.
	9:11pm ?: i met total abuse last week and told them about the hidden promo for their new album in the recent video interview wfmu did with some youtube channel.great set wm!
	9:11pm don: as if anyone cares, i'm over here sorting out/cleaning up CD's from the living room floor--that's right, i said CD's--cleaning up so that i can host my mother-in-law in ten days. yes there are that many CD's, and i need that much time. there's gonna be a sale in July!
	9:12pm don: the answer to my math question just now was 666.
	9:18pm SiHV: Don, what's the address of your store? Is there a physical store? I want to check it out.
	9:28pm dw: Fun ride so far & there's a half more show yet! That blog mentioned, whammo!
	9:29pm Sister Hairy Hymen: Mr Berger, Have your of this band Todesstoss -2010- Abwegnis suicidal black metal at its finest
	9:29pm don: steve, it's just my website, record shows and the occasional g-sale. i WISH i had a store.
	9:31pm Sister Hairy Hymen: sounds like the singer is having his flesh ripped off and he likes it.
	9:32pm don: Darn that Merzbow's "Time Hunter." i put it in the box but the lid won't close, it's too big.
	9:33pm Sister Hairy Hymen: I tried to put it her box,,, She said it was too small
	9:34pm Sister Hairy Hymen: this sum good tripped out music
	9:34pm SiHV: Ah alright. Eh, physical retail. Its day is past. Wm., gigs: nothing last week, but I will be seeing both NYC-area Eyehategod shows next week. Brutal Truth opening in Milford, CT! Sick.
	9:41pm don: there is something to be said for a physical retail space that gets you out of the house to meet live humans, and look at the actual object not a jpeg.... also i'd like to get the stuff out from under my bed, etc. but the rent would kill me.
	9:49pm SiHV: Yeah, I'm sort of joking. I like visiting Hospital Records in the city and I like vinyl. But that's because I'm old and pathetic. There's gotta be some hole-in-the-wall places for cheap in Suffern, tho, right? Can't do it in the yuppie wasteland that is tarrytown, tht's for sure.
	9:54pm don: imagine if there was something like Hospital in Suffern. who would come?
	9:55pm Wm.: If you called it Suffern Sukkot Ash, I'd come.
	9:56pm don: i appreciate that. on so many levels.
	9:57pm don: i just did '666' again! what's up!
	10:07pm Joe Regimental: Awesome show tonight so far Wm.
	10:28pm dw: I am totally ecstatic with all the way out fully omega explosion of so many great sonic things going on these days, but where's a new Bananafish-like rag to wipe it all up?
	10:31pm Wm.: Well, people don't really do zines anymore, do they? The Chondritic Sound noise board is a great place for info on artists, labels and tours.
	10:31pm dw: Where's my (Bananafish) Chippy?
	10:32pm dw: ah ok yeah online of course, but I do miss the sweet mag with disc combo fun
	10:36pm Wm.: Well, yeah, I love Mike M's Yeti, but it's not just about music, and he's into different things in music as well. Signal to Noise is good, but they too only scratch the surface of the amazing regional scenes and artists in noise/electronics.
	10:36pm dw: maybe the zine/mag wheel will roll around again like tapes have
	10:39pm dw: Yeti is good I agree, but a "Bananafish of the NYC area in the 20-teens" would be so great, the art, the music, the peoples...
	10:43pm dw: Also not trying to imply that Bananafish is easily re-rendered, it had it's own time/voice, unique and strong.
	10:44pm SF Spike: Thanks once again for providing a sublime soundtrack to my tedious job. I think bankers secretly like atmospheric noise.
	10:48pm Wm.: I liked Bananafish for what it covered, but I prefer a less snarky voice. That's what's great about Mike—he's an unabashed enthusiast. I like writers like Julian Cope, who get all goofy about the things they like, even if a few facts fall astray. I'm all about not being "too cool for school."
	10:55pm dw: In their defense, wasn't that snarky voice the mediation tone of the grunge-o daze? But I do agree, honest enthusiasm is great, like blogs and stuff.
	10:56pm dw: I just miss leaving the record store with a fat ole mag/comp to pour over a few times a year I guess.
	10:57pm dw: math sum was 666 on that one, ha! thanks for another wicked show tonight, looking forward to Opponents next week!
	10:57pm Wm.: I just never aligned with it personally, that tone, I mean; I'm a passionate goof about what I hate and love in all the arts.
	11:01pm Joe Regimental: Great show.
	2:00am P.K.: thirdsex.org is working on a zine as we speak. Kind of a playboy layout with center folds etc. keep a eye on that web site lots of great recordings coming out really soon too! thanks for playing a handful of oms-b releases. finely got that split on vinyl.

Wm. Berger presents My Castle of Quiet: Playlist from June 2, 2010

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June 2, 2010: #46 In the Mirror, A Stranger

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Fabio Frizzi & Giorgio Tucci	Zombie Theme	Zombie	Blackest Heart Media	2010	CD		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Jabladav	Reflection "Reflection" by "Jabladav"	Trostlosigkeit	self-released	2010	CD-R		0:04:43 (Pop-up)
Dodsferd	His Veins Colored the Room	Suicide and the Rest of Your Kind Will Follow	Moribund Cult	2009	CD
Teen Cthulhu	120 Days of Sodom "120 Days of Sodom" by "Teen Cthulhu"	Ride the Blade	Rage of Achilles	2003	CD		1:04:09 (Pop-up)
Low Threat Profile	Ripe "Ripe" by "Low Threat Profile"	Low Threat Profile	Draw Blank / Deep Six	2010	7"		1:05:15 (Pop-up)
Much Worse	Need New Sights "Need New Sights" by "Much Worse"	Proper Execute	Pass Judgment	2010	7"		1:05:31 (Pop-up)
Total Abuse	Eunuch "Eunuch" by "Total Abuse"	Mutt	Post Present Medium	2010	LP		1:07:40 (Pop-up)
Raw Nerve	Hemlock "Hemlock" by "Raw Nerve"	Raw Nerve LP	Youth Attack	2010	LP		1:12:02 (Pop-up)
Amebix	Axeman "Axeman" by "Amebix"	Arise	Alternative Tentacles		CD		1:13:30 (Pop-up)
Vile Gash	Incapable "Incapable" by "Vile Gash"	Vile Gash	Youth Attack	2010	7"		1:17:01 (Pop-up)
Flesh Coffin	Tombstone "Tombstone" by "Flesh Coffin"	Veil of Snakes	Abandon Ship	2010	CD-R		1:23:43 (Pop-up)
Burning Star Core	I "I" by "Burning Star Core"	Papercuts Theater	No Quarter	2010	CD		1:29:16 (Pop-up)
Grunt	Project Eden "Project Eden" by "Grunt"	Europe After Storm	Force Majeure		CD		1:46:34 (Pop-up)
Pain Jerk	Tube Way Trafficker "Tube Way Trafficker" by "Pain Jerk"	Gallon Gravy	Creativeman Disc.	1997	CD		1:53:46 (Pop-up)
Nervous Sex	An Intolerable Lightness of Unbeing	split cassette with Drums Like Machine Gunes	Abandon Ship	2010	Cassette		2:02:51 (Pop-up)
Cornelius F. Van Stafrin III	Leading the Deer and Monoceros Through the Disintegrating Forest	Split tour CDr with Tärr	Oms-B Records	2010	CD-R		2:17:27 (Pop-up)
Budweiser Sprite	Muculent Passage (Side A Excerpt)	Muculent Passage	Oms-B Records	2010	Cassette	ltd. to 100 http://www.oms-b.org/	2:36:49 (Pop-up)
C. Lavender	Side B "Side B" by "C. Lavender"	Body Heat	self-released	2010	Cassette	Ltd. 10-pc tape in metal box w/massage oil and white fur lining	2:46:01 (Pop-up)
Famous Pilgrim	Untitled Track 2 "Untitled Track 2" by "Famous Pilgrim"	Famous Pilgrim	Oms-B Records		CD-R		2:53:19 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:11pm I AM: Unfashionably early, but listening appreciatively.
	8:12pm t: The remastered with extra minutes of From Beyond is a visual delight.
	8:27pm dividend: mr berger, I am eating my ghetto spaghetti in awe once again. how do you do it?
	8:42pm don: what do you mean, not attending??!! can't you be in 4 places at once!!!??
	8:43pm don: the other side is, how dare they book shows on a wednesday!
	8:54pm SiHV: Good evening.
	8:57pm Wm.: Don, I give and I give. I am the Jewish Mother of noise.
	9:11pm ?: i met total abuse last week and told them about the hidden promo for their new album in the recent video interview wfmu did with some youtube channel.great set wm!
	9:11pm don: as if anyone cares, i'm over here sorting out/cleaning up CD's from the living room floor--that's right, i said CD's--cleaning up so that i can host my mother-in-law in ten days. yes there are that many CD's, and i need that much time. there's gonna be a sale in July!
	9:12pm don: the answer to my math question just now was 666.
	9:18pm SiHV: Don, what's the address of your store? Is there a physical store? I want to check it out.
	9:28pm dw: Fun ride so far & there's a half more show yet! That blog mentioned, whammo!
	9:29pm Sister Hairy Hymen: Mr Berger, Have your of this band Todesstoss -2010- Abwegnis suicidal black metal at its finest
	9:29pm don: steve, it's just my website, record shows and the occasional g-sale. i WISH i had a store.
	9:31pm Sister Hairy Hymen: sounds like the singer is having his flesh ripped off and he likes it.
	9:32pm don: Darn that Merzbow's "Time Hunter." i put it in the box but the lid won't close, it's too big.
	9:33pm Sister Hairy Hymen: I tried to put it her box,,, She said it was too small
	9:34pm Sister Hairy Hymen: this sum good tripped out music
	9:34pm SiHV: Ah alright. Eh, physical retail. Its day is past. Wm., gigs: nothing last week, but I will be seeing both NYC-area Eyehategod shows next week. Brutal Truth opening in Milford, CT! Sick.
	9:41pm don: there is something to be said for a physical retail space that gets you out of the house to meet live humans, and look at the actual object not a jpeg.... also i'd like to get the stuff out from under my bed, etc. but the rent would kill me.
	9:49pm SiHV: Yeah, I'm sort of joking. I like visiting Hospital Records in the city and I like vinyl. But that's because I'm old and pathetic. There's gotta be some hole-in-the-wall places for cheap in Suffern, tho, right? Can't do it in the yuppie wasteland that is tarrytown, tht's for sure.
	9:54pm don: imagine if there was something like Hospital in Suffern. who would come?
	9:55pm Wm.: If you called it Suffern Sukkot Ash, I'd come.
	9:56pm don: i appreciate that. on so many levels.
	9:57pm don: i just did '666' again! what's up!
	10:07pm Joe Regimental: Awesome show tonight so far Wm.
	10:28pm dw: I am totally ecstatic with all the way out fully omega explosion of so many great sonic things going on these days, but where's a new Bananafish-like rag to wipe it all up?
	10:31pm Wm.: Well, people don't really do zines anymore, do they? The Chondritic Sound noise board is a great place for info on artists, labels and tours.
	10:31pm dw: Where's my (Bananafish) Chippy?
	10:32pm dw: ah ok yeah online of course, but I do miss the sweet mag with disc combo fun
	10:36pm Wm.: Well, yeah, I love Mike M's Yeti, but it's not just about music, and he's into different things in music as well. Signal to Noise is good, but they too only scratch the surface of the amazing regional scenes and artists in noise/electronics.
	10:36pm dw: maybe the zine/mag wheel will roll around again like tapes have
	10:39pm dw: Yeti is good I agree, but a "Bananafish of the NYC area in the 20-teens" would be so great, the art, the music, the peoples...
	10:43pm dw: Also not trying to imply that Bananafish is easily re-rendered, it had it's own time/voice, unique and strong.
	10:44pm SF Spike: Thanks once again for providing a sublime soundtrack to my tedious job. I think bankers secretly like atmospheric noise.
	10:48pm Wm.: I liked Bananafish for what it covered, but I prefer a less snarky voice. That's what's great about Mike—he's an unabashed enthusiast. I like writers like Julian Cope, who get all goofy about the things they like, even if a few facts fall astray. I'm all about not being "too cool for school."
	10:55pm dw: In their defense, wasn't that snarky voice the mediation tone of the grunge-o daze? But I do agree, honest enthusiasm is great, like blogs and stuff.
	10:56pm dw: I just miss leaving the record store with a fat ole mag/comp to pour over a few times a year I guess.
	10:57pm dw: math sum was 666 on that one, ha! thanks for another wicked show tonight, looking forward to Opponents next week!
	10:57pm Wm.: I just never aligned with it personally, that tone, I mean; I'm a passionate goof about what I hate and love in all the arts.
	11:01pm Joe Regimental: Great show.
	2:00am P.K.: thirdsex.org is working on a zine as we speak. Kind of a playboy layout with center folds etc. keep a eye on that web site lots of great recordings coming out really soon too! thanks for playing a handful of oms-b releases. finely got that split on vinyl.

Wm. Berger presents My Castle of Quiet: Playlist from June 2, 2010

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