WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from May 26, 2009

Listener comments!
	3:03pm Cecile: Tony, always a pleasure!
	3:04pm Dead Corporate Eyes: cool, we hit a Tony sub!
	3:05pm sahak: woohoo tony coulter!!!!!!
	3:11pm Galactic Overlord: Your peace-loving filking won't stop our conquest.
	3:16pm Cecile: Tony, you should really have a label and do a compilation of some of these crazy tracks...
	3:17pm sahak: word up
	3:19pm dc pat: man, you just gotta love the Tinklers.
	3:19pm Galactic Overlord: Attention Earthlings: Send more Chuck Berry - or prepare to be annihilated!
	3:19pm Cecile: This song was probably from the kneeslapping musical of Thomas Disch's "The Genocides"
	3:20pm Badder Aliens: You'll miss the Bad Aliens when we get through with you!!!
	3:21pm Tony C: Greetings all.... FMU is my compilation series.... - t
	3:23pm BSI: ...and your compilation series is my spinal fluid...
	3:24pm The Great White Whale: All You mast headers,,,now here this... You are to look for....THE GREAT WHITE WHALE Send in the old salt's for some good old Whaling Stories HOME From Beyond The Pale PROCOL HARUM Spin now!
	3:24pm Cecile: Yes, Tony. But I need to have a portable version for when I'm not near a computer, and I need a fix!
	3:32pm The Great White Whale: Hey Tony... Are you really CERPHE? You gonna tell me that CERPHE'S UP?? Well,Blow Me Down!!! lol GWW
	3:34pm dc pat: can you just play the Tinklers for the rest of the day?
	3:35pm Cecile: That's why you have to keep eating a little junk! ;)
	3:36pm Cecile: WOW. these are unique vocal stylings.
	3:36pm BSI: Another brave soldier falls victim to the devil mayonnaise... But any remote Bobby Vinton reference can cure damn near anything. A fine choice, maestro Coulter.
	3:37pm Marshall Stacks: That Performing Ferret Band track was pretty great, too.
	3:38pm dc pat: goddamn this is crazy...
	3:39pm still b/p: You made me feel unwell with just the brief description of the lunch. Mayo has either mischievous or outright malevolent properties affecting body, mind and soul. But the show otherwise is all feelgood. Cecile recommends the Mithridates menu.
	3:41pm Cecile: I had to look it up, but yes!
	3:45pm Cecile: yay! Tinklers
	3:45pm still b/p: I knew someone who proposed that the early hot dogs of the summer season were inoculation against the later ones. Is this Mister Rogers singing?
	3:45pm Cecile: Yo La Tengo, you need to do some Tinklers covers.
	3:46pm Worstest Aliens: We have your planet in our site. Play more Tinklers or face our deadly death rays.
	3:46pm Janet H: I thought I would stop by and say hello.
	3:52pm Dead Corporate Eyes: that's very thoughtful...would you like to stay for some tea?
	3:52pm Janet H: is anyone here?
	3:53pm Janet H: I would love some tea...
	3:54pm PMD: What did I miss?
	3:55pm still b/p: When Lunch Attacks! It was scary!
	3:57pm Cecile: And "The Genocides: The Musical!"
	4:02pm Janet H: This is my first time listening to Tony Coulter playlist
	4:03pm Andy: Sounds Finnish
	4:04pm Cecile: Janet, his shows are strange, lovely and magical.
	4:06pm Janet H: sounds nice...it's nice with the sound of the rain in the background too...very peaceful
	4:08pm Dead Corporate Eyes: 1969 sounds fun, too bad I was 1
	4:11pm PMD: Was Genocides: The Musical the sequel to When Lunch Attacks? Were they in 3d?
	4:11pm BSI: DCE: Same here. But yet I manage to channel that year with eerie clarity....
	4:13pm dc pat: DCE: man was 1969 fun! It was kick ass ALL THE TIME. Well kindergarten was anyway...
	4:13pm Cecile: It was the When Lunch Attacks universe, but with an alternate timeline. I was seven or eight, depending on the month.
	4:13pm Dead Corporate Eyes: well, you wouldn't have a computer and a playlist to comment on, anyway
	4:14pm dc pat: but 196? was funner.
	4:14pm frenchee: oh man, I'm trippin HARD--watch out for that BEEEEEEEEEE
	4:15pm still b/p: PMD - Stories just thematically/dramatically related insofar as humans suffered, grew desperate and finished far from triumph.
	4:16pm Dead Corporate Eyes: I think Tony knows his demographic target audience now!
	4:18pm Cecile: Yeah, late boomer/decrepit Gen Xer. ;D
	4:20pm Brendan: Dear Tony, Did the Bourbons have an LP? Was "A Dark Corner" their only single? Thank you very much!!
	4:20pm Janet H: I didn't come along until 1980
	4:20pm frenchee: guilty as charged, cecile!
	4:20pm Marshall Stacks: Really enjoying the show, Tony. Is Acid Dreams an entire album of (good) bad trip anthems?
	4:21pm BSI: Cecile...that would be the "Gen Xer" that is statistically a "Gen Xer" but on the far early side, and routinely refuses to be part of that group, right?... count me in!
	4:22pm dc pat: I'm a blank gener
	4:22pm Dead Corporate Eyes: Janet, we'll have to ask for a legal guardian's permission for you to hang out on the playlist. Please bring that next time.
	4:23pm Cecile: yep BSI!
	4:24pm The DEA: Hey, wait a minute! I see what is going on here with your clever theme set. We are not as dumb as we look.
	4:25pm Dead Corporate Eyes: this is highly inappropriate. think of the children.
	4:25pm Jonathan Steinke: Or stand behind two guys at a BUS STOP (swear to God this happened this morning) and WATCH them get high.
	4:26pm Janet H: that song was scaring me....
	4:26pm Cecile: now I want some weed and to listen to Afroman
	4:27pm The DEA: I suppose next we will be hearing from David Peel and the Lower East Side you acid gobbling anti-social freak.
	4:30pm BSI: whoa, Captain Buzzkill mcFascist... well, some of us are gobblers, and others tend to sip and savour... Maybe it's a semi-non-gen-x thing...
	4:30pm Dead Corporate Eyes: this is so right.
	4:32pm Cecile: Tony, do you have any Hampton Grease Band wih you?
	4:32pm still b/p: 1969: Hap recorded Mod Marches while I boldly wore flare-leg pants and an apache tie on the last day of 5th grade, both prohibited by Sister Anacita. We rose up, rose up! Power to the pee-wees! But never for 1 minute have I felt part of the BB gen.
	4:34pm Cecile: Nor I, still b/p. Never.
	4:37pm George Eliot: word
	4:37pm BSI: hey! Lets hear it for tri-colored brownish velour collared shirts with those weird metal ring zipper-pulls! Who-hoo!
	4:39pm Cecile: I was wearing my husband to be's velour shirts in the late 70s and he had one of those!
	4:40pm PMD: I love walking down the street, and smelling the sweet smell of xxx, and trying to figure out where it's coming from.
	4:41pm Andy: Jetzt wird's echt hier
	4:43pm Dead Corporate Eyes: this man was haunted by demons.
	4:43pm PMD: Genau.
	4:44pm Marshall Stacks: Probably. He's got a talk show.
	4:44pm Cecile: What is the status of that Jerry Solomon box? I need to know.
	4:46pm still b/p: Solomon, 3 words: Too much mayo.
	4:47pm Tony C: Actually haven't heard anything about Solomon reissues. Would sure be nice.... - t
	4:51pm Dead Corporate Eyes: Steve Hayes put all this work into this guitar solo, but forgot to tune the guitar first.
	4:51pm Cecile: his guitar tech was on vacation.
	4:53pm Cecile: So, Tony, which is your favorite non-accidentally-funny Jesus-rock record?
	4:54pm frenchee: ayeeeee! Free to cram 8,000 words per stanza into a song! For Jesus!
	4:55pm Tony C: That's tough -- probably Harbinger ... but don't hold me to that... - t
	4:56pm Cecile: I won't! I don't know if I've heard Harbinger.
	4:58pm Dead Corporate Eyes: time to go home! have a nice night, you freaks.
	5:02pm Cecile: you too, you freak.
	5:07pm Cecile: Tony, how do you feel about the George Edwards Group reissues?
	5:09pm Tony C: You know, I haven't gotten the Drag City reish yet, so can't comment.... - t
	5:16pm annie: i am here and listening, just busy...
	5:20pm annie: i thought he said cars.... even funnier
	5:20pm mike: stax dave porter?
	5:21pm Cecile: I was really surprised to see it come out. I got it last year, almost to the day. they were great, they threw in a free solo project CD. Hi annie!
	5:21pm annie: hi cecile, nice to see you up to par~
	5:24pm Cecile: I'm doing a'ok considering! thanks...
	5:25pm Carmichael: Just sticking my head in the cyber-door to say Hi Tony, kick ass set and I just bought Odessa this weekend! Can't wait to get home and stroke the velvet some more. If you know what I mean. Alright, I've contributed enough ....
	5:27pm Mike F.: Really digging this set.
	5:29pm J: Hasn't someone covered the song "Where do clouds go"?
	5:33pm Mike F.: a search for "Where do the clouds go" on last.fm only returns Nicole Eitner
	5:37pm J: Yah I don't see anything either. I thought it might have been the Free Design. Oh well
	5:38pm Mike F.: you can listen to the track by Nicole Eitner there on last.fm, though i wouldn't recommend it. http://www.last.fm/music/Nicole+Eitner/_/09+Where+Do+The+Clouds+Go_?autostart
	5:40pm Cecile: I'll bet there's not 10,000 acoustic guitars on there. Deceptive packaging.
	5:42pm Mike F.: They're on there, they're just not being strummed. and isn't that really a more powerfull message after all?
	5:45pm Cecile: These obscure singer-songwriters have almost redeemed the genre for me. It's just so raw and and angry for mellow music.
	5:57pm Matt: Another Tony Coulter show, another French musician who's discography I need.
	5:57pm frenchee: great show, Tony!
	5:58pm Ike: Nifty!
	2:17pm Franz W.: Hello Tony Thank you for giving the opportunity to hear some of the very private releases of those loner folkpsychs. Some were reissued or put by some blogs for download, but the highly sought after are in collectors hand besides of the very low number of records, distributed amongst the artist's friends. So, wmfu allows to hear some highlights of that genre. To name a few, it would be great to hear the complete setlist of Mark Tramo`s Apotheosis or the Godz-like Virgil Caine, maybe, it would be a focalpoint for an evening to present the whole work to internalize the deep idea from these records, as meant by the authors. I still miss "Mistress Mary Housewife", also listed on the best 50 private releases. I've done a cd-r from my original record, I assume, there'll never be out a reissue. Thank you for your program, the www make it possible for Austria Greetings Franz
	5:36pm spaniel: I just listened, actually am listening to the second time to your first set. Funny, scary, bizarre and interesting, really enjoying it. especially, "looking for the black hair girls", and "...four slice of bread", all great though.
	10:56pm barely69sChild: Does anyone remember a very old 45 record that was no music or lyrics.; Just Walking as if thru a cave; moaning slightly occasionally. Heavy steps walk a long ways, then; He reaches the end. A loud noise; n a loud moan. It's really scarey as a young child. Can't come up with it anywhere now. Plz help if you know this record.

Tony Coulter: Playlist from May 26, 2009

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May 26, 2009: Galactic Fawns

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
CLAUS BOHMLER	Rahlstedt. Nacht. Innen (1982)	Materialien zur Postmoderne in Bild und Ton	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
TINKLERS	Galactic Living Family "Galactic Living Family" by "TINKLERS"	U.F.O.s (7" EP) (1995)	0:08:07 (Pop-up)
EARTHRISE	Fawns "Fawns" by "EARTHRISE"	World Citizen (1978)	0:10:12 (Pop-up)
THIRTY DAYS OUT	Forever "Forever" by "THIRTY DAYS OUT"	Thirty Days Out (1971)	0:13:25 (Pop-up)
TINKLERS	Bad Aliens "Bad Aliens" by "TINKLERS"	U.F.O.s (7" EP) (1995)	0:17:23 (Pop-up)
THE FUTURE/ THE HUMAN LEAGUE	Looking for the Black Haired Girls	The Golden Hour of the Future	0:19:13 (Pop-up)
PERFORMING FERRET BAND	Where's My Four Slices of Bread?	No One Told Us ('78-82)	0:23:11 (Pop-up)
LAST MAN IN EUROPE CORPORATION	Fear and Fervour	Songs from the Ark (1982)	0:26:51 (Pop-up)

LITE STORM	Scarlet Ribbons "Scarlet Ribbons" by "LITE STORM"	Warning (1973)	0:34:26 (Pop-up)
LES LARMES	Ode to Billy Joe "Ode to Billy Joe" by "LES LARMES"	Live (1986)	0:38:15 (Pop-up)
TINKLERS	Randy "Randy" by "TINKLERS"	U.F.O.s (7" EP) (1995)	0:44:06 (Pop-up)
JANDEK	Tell Me Who You Are "Tell Me Who You Are" by "JANDEK"	Somebody in the Snow (1990)	0:46:50 (Pop-up)
KINKZOID	Remember When "Remember When" by "KINKZOID"	Debaclelypse (2009)	0:50:45 (Pop-up)
ONCE	Joanna "Joanna" by "ONCE"	The Hush (1981)	0:55:32 (Pop-up)

EJWUUSL WESSAHGGAN	The Crystal (197?)	Ejwuusl Wessahggan	1:02:55 (Pop-up)
GENTRY	Attempted Contact (1969) "Attempted Contact (1969)" by "GENTRY"	V.A.: The Electric Asylum Vol. 2	1:07:13 (Pop-up)
CALICO WALL	I'm a Living Sickness (196?)	V.A.: Acid Dreams - Testament	1:10:25 (Pop-up)
PETER COOK & DUDLEY MOORE	The L.S. Bumble Bee	V.A.: We Can Fly - UK Psychedelic Obscurities	1:13:10 (Pop-up)
THE BOURBONS	A Dark Corner (1967)	V.A.: Acid Dreams - Testament	1:15:54 (Pop-up)
ELECTRIC MAX BAND	Knives, Feathers and Fire	7" (1972)	1:18:35 (Pop-up)
MOZENGRAZN	Why Don't We Get Stoned	V.A.: So It Goes.... (1973)	1:22:06 (Pop-up)
PERFORMING FERRET BAND	Take It Easy	No One Told Us ('78-82)	1:24:36 (Pop-up)
HAP PALMER	Let It Be "Let It Be" by "HAP PALMER"	Mod Marches (1969)	1:26:51 (Pop-up)
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AVEC NOIR	Art d'Execution "Art d'Execution" by "AVEC NOIR"	demo	1:33:38 (Pop-up)
DIE TODLICHE DORIS	Der Astronaut und der Kosmos	Die 7 Todlichen Unfalle im Haushalt [12"] (1980)	1:37:23 (Pop-up)
JERRY SOLOMON	I Came with My Cheriot	At the Showbiz! (1978)	1:41:17 (Pop-up)
STEVE HAYES	Mister H "Mister H" by "STEVE HAYES"	Made in Tulsa (1980)	1:43:58 (Pop-up)
TRINITY HOUSE	Free to Live "Free to Live" by "TRINITY HOUSE"	Flashback Through History (1977)	1:51:09 (Pop-up)
LITE STORM	Then He Cried "Then He Cried" by "LITE STORM"	Warning (1973)	1:56:13 (Pop-up)

RICTUS	Theme de Genie "Theme de Genie" by "RICTUS"	Cristelle ou la Decouverte du Mal (1981)	2:02:56 (Pop-up)
O.P.M.C.	The Head "The Head" by "O.P.M.C."	Amalgamation (1971)	2:05:34 (Pop-up)
INFINITE COMPANIONS	Out for You "Out for You" by "INFINITE COMPANIONS"	Sanity Rests in the Ability to Fly (1972)	2:10:19 (Pop-up)
EMERALD WEB	Silver Cities "Silver Cities" by "EMERALD WEB"	V.A.: The WHCN Homegrown Album (1977)	2:13:54 (Pop-up)
DAVE PORTER	Where Do Clouds Go "Where Do Clouds Go" by "DAVE PORTER"	Dave Porter (197?)	2:18:47 (Pop-up)
BRUSH	To Reiko "To Reiko" by "BRUSH"	Brush!? (1971)	2:22:16 (Pop-up)
JOE ROSANOVA & THE VINEYARD	Blue Is My World	In Dedication to the Ones We Love (1968)	2:28:11 (Pop-up)

TRYAD	I'm Wonderin' How I Ever Got That Way	If Only You Believe in Lovin' (1972)	2:34:28 (Pop-up)
ETERNITY EXPRESS	Sonata for 10,000 Acoustic Guitars	Eternity Express (1979)	2:38:47 (Pop-up)
STRANGE	Somebody "Somebody" by "STRANGE"	Souvenir Album (1976)	2:40:49 (Pop-up)
PIERRE BASTIEN	Tender Red Net "Tender Red Net" by "PIERRE BASTIEN"	Mecanoid (2001)	2:46:33 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:03pm Cecile: Tony, always a pleasure!
	3:04pm Dead Corporate Eyes: cool, we hit a Tony sub!
	3:05pm sahak: woohoo tony coulter!!!!!!
	3:11pm Galactic Overlord: Your peace-loving filking won't stop our conquest.
	3:16pm Cecile: Tony, you should really have a label and do a compilation of some of these crazy tracks...
	3:17pm sahak: word up
	3:19pm dc pat: man, you just gotta love the Tinklers.
	3:19pm Galactic Overlord: Attention Earthlings: Send more Chuck Berry - or prepare to be annihilated!
	3:19pm Cecile: This song was probably from the kneeslapping musical of Thomas Disch's "The Genocides"
	3:20pm Badder Aliens: You'll miss the Bad Aliens when we get through with you!!!
	3:21pm Tony C: Greetings all.... FMU is my compilation series.... - t
	3:23pm BSI: ...and your compilation series is my spinal fluid...
	3:24pm The Great White Whale: All You mast headers,,,now here this... You are to look for....THE GREAT WHITE WHALE Send in the old salt's for some good old Whaling Stories HOME From Beyond The Pale PROCOL HARUM Spin now!
	3:24pm Cecile: Yes, Tony. But I need to have a portable version for when I'm not near a computer, and I need a fix!
	3:32pm The Great White Whale: Hey Tony... Are you really CERPHE? You gonna tell me that CERPHE'S UP?? Well,Blow Me Down!!! lol GWW
	3:34pm dc pat: can you just play the Tinklers for the rest of the day?
	3:35pm Cecile: That's why you have to keep eating a little junk! ;)
	3:36pm Cecile: WOW. these are unique vocal stylings.
	3:36pm BSI: Another brave soldier falls victim to the devil mayonnaise... But any remote Bobby Vinton reference can cure damn near anything. A fine choice, maestro Coulter.
	3:37pm Marshall Stacks: That Performing Ferret Band track was pretty great, too.
	3:38pm dc pat: goddamn this is crazy...
	3:39pm still b/p: You made me feel unwell with just the brief description of the lunch. Mayo has either mischievous or outright malevolent properties affecting body, mind and soul. But the show otherwise is all feelgood. Cecile recommends the Mithridates menu.
	3:41pm Cecile: I had to look it up, but yes!
	3:45pm Cecile: yay! Tinklers
	3:45pm still b/p: I knew someone who proposed that the early hot dogs of the summer season were inoculation against the later ones. Is this Mister Rogers singing?
	3:45pm Cecile: Yo La Tengo, you need to do some Tinklers covers.
	3:46pm Worstest Aliens: We have your planet in our site. Play more Tinklers or face our deadly death rays.
	3:46pm Janet H: I thought I would stop by and say hello.
	3:52pm Dead Corporate Eyes: that's very thoughtful...would you like to stay for some tea?
	3:52pm Janet H: is anyone here?
	3:53pm Janet H: I would love some tea...
	3:54pm PMD: What did I miss?
	3:55pm still b/p: When Lunch Attacks! It was scary!
	3:57pm Cecile: And "The Genocides: The Musical!"
	4:02pm Janet H: This is my first time listening to Tony Coulter playlist
	4:03pm Andy: Sounds Finnish
	4:04pm Cecile: Janet, his shows are strange, lovely and magical.
	4:06pm Janet H: sounds nice...it's nice with the sound of the rain in the background too...very peaceful
	4:08pm Dead Corporate Eyes: 1969 sounds fun, too bad I was 1
	4:11pm PMD: Was Genocides: The Musical the sequel to When Lunch Attacks? Were they in 3d?
	4:11pm BSI: DCE: Same here. But yet I manage to channel that year with eerie clarity....
	4:13pm dc pat: DCE: man was 1969 fun! It was kick ass ALL THE TIME. Well kindergarten was anyway...
	4:13pm Cecile: It was the When Lunch Attacks universe, but with an alternate timeline. I was seven or eight, depending on the month.
	4:13pm Dead Corporate Eyes: well, you wouldn't have a computer and a playlist to comment on, anyway
	4:14pm dc pat: but 196? was funner.
	4:14pm frenchee: oh man, I'm trippin HARD--watch out for that BEEEEEEEEEE
	4:15pm still b/p: PMD - Stories just thematically/dramatically related insofar as humans suffered, grew desperate and finished far from triumph.
	4:16pm Dead Corporate Eyes: I think Tony knows his demographic target audience now!
	4:18pm Cecile: Yeah, late boomer/decrepit Gen Xer. ;D
	4:20pm Brendan: Dear Tony, Did the Bourbons have an LP? Was "A Dark Corner" their only single? Thank you very much!!
	4:20pm Janet H: I didn't come along until 1980
	4:20pm frenchee: guilty as charged, cecile!
	4:20pm Marshall Stacks: Really enjoying the show, Tony. Is Acid Dreams an entire album of (good) bad trip anthems?
	4:21pm BSI: Cecile...that would be the "Gen Xer" that is statistically a "Gen Xer" but on the far early side, and routinely refuses to be part of that group, right?... count me in!
	4:22pm dc pat: I'm a blank gener
	4:22pm Dead Corporate Eyes: Janet, we'll have to ask for a legal guardian's permission for you to hang out on the playlist. Please bring that next time.
	4:23pm Cecile: yep BSI!
	4:24pm The DEA: Hey, wait a minute! I see what is going on here with your clever theme set. We are not as dumb as we look.
	4:25pm Dead Corporate Eyes: this is highly inappropriate. think of the children.
	4:25pm Jonathan Steinke: Or stand behind two guys at a BUS STOP (swear to God this happened this morning) and WATCH them get high.
	4:26pm Janet H: that song was scaring me....
	4:26pm Cecile: now I want some weed and to listen to Afroman
	4:27pm The DEA: I suppose next we will be hearing from David Peel and the Lower East Side you acid gobbling anti-social freak.
	4:30pm BSI: whoa, Captain Buzzkill mcFascist... well, some of us are gobblers, and others tend to sip and savour... Maybe it's a semi-non-gen-x thing...
	4:30pm Dead Corporate Eyes: this is so right.
	4:32pm Cecile: Tony, do you have any Hampton Grease Band wih you?
	4:32pm still b/p: 1969: Hap recorded Mod Marches while I boldly wore flare-leg pants and an apache tie on the last day of 5th grade, both prohibited by Sister Anacita. We rose up, rose up! Power to the pee-wees! But never for 1 minute have I felt part of the BB gen.
	4:34pm Cecile: Nor I, still b/p. Never.
	4:37pm George Eliot: word
	4:37pm BSI: hey! Lets hear it for tri-colored brownish velour collared shirts with those weird metal ring zipper-pulls! Who-hoo!
	4:39pm Cecile: I was wearing my husband to be's velour shirts in the late 70s and he had one of those!
	4:40pm PMD: I love walking down the street, and smelling the sweet smell of xxx, and trying to figure out where it's coming from.
	4:41pm Andy: Jetzt wird's echt hier
	4:43pm Dead Corporate Eyes: this man was haunted by demons.
	4:43pm PMD: Genau.
	4:44pm Marshall Stacks: Probably. He's got a talk show.
	4:44pm Cecile: What is the status of that Jerry Solomon box? I need to know.
	4:46pm still b/p: Solomon, 3 words: Too much mayo.
	4:47pm Tony C: Actually haven't heard anything about Solomon reissues. Would sure be nice.... - t
	4:51pm Dead Corporate Eyes: Steve Hayes put all this work into this guitar solo, but forgot to tune the guitar first.
	4:51pm Cecile: his guitar tech was on vacation.
	4:53pm Cecile: So, Tony, which is your favorite non-accidentally-funny Jesus-rock record?
	4:54pm frenchee: ayeeeee! Free to cram 8,000 words per stanza into a song! For Jesus!
	4:55pm Tony C: That's tough -- probably Harbinger ... but don't hold me to that... - t
	4:56pm Cecile: I won't! I don't know if I've heard Harbinger.
	4:58pm Dead Corporate Eyes: time to go home! have a nice night, you freaks.
	5:02pm Cecile: you too, you freak.
	5:07pm Cecile: Tony, how do you feel about the George Edwards Group reissues?
	5:09pm Tony C: You know, I haven't gotten the Drag City reish yet, so can't comment.... - t
	5:16pm annie: i am here and listening, just busy...
	5:20pm annie: i thought he said cars.... even funnier
	5:20pm mike: stax dave porter?
	5:21pm Cecile: I was really surprised to see it come out. I got it last year, almost to the day. they were great, they threw in a free solo project CD. Hi annie!
	5:21pm annie: hi cecile, nice to see you up to par~
	5:24pm Cecile: I'm doing a'ok considering! thanks...
	5:25pm Carmichael: Just sticking my head in the cyber-door to say Hi Tony, kick ass set and I just bought Odessa this weekend! Can't wait to get home and stroke the velvet some more. If you know what I mean. Alright, I've contributed enough ....
	5:27pm Mike F.: Really digging this set.
	5:29pm J: Hasn't someone covered the song "Where do clouds go"?
	5:33pm Mike F.: a search for "Where do the clouds go" on last.fm only returns Nicole Eitner
	5:37pm J: Yah I don't see anything either. I thought it might have been the Free Design. Oh well
	5:38pm Mike F.: you can listen to the track by Nicole Eitner there on last.fm, though i wouldn't recommend it. http://www.last.fm/music/Nicole+Eitner/_/09+Where+Do+The+Clouds+Go_?autostart
	5:40pm Cecile: I'll bet there's not 10,000 acoustic guitars on there. Deceptive packaging.
	5:42pm Mike F.: They're on there, they're just not being strummed. and isn't that really a more powerfull message after all?
	5:45pm Cecile: These obscure singer-songwriters have almost redeemed the genre for me. It's just so raw and and angry for mellow music.
	5:57pm Matt: Another Tony Coulter show, another French musician who's discography I need.
	5:57pm frenchee: great show, Tony!
	5:58pm Ike: Nifty!
	2:17pm Franz W.: Hello Tony Thank you for giving the opportunity to hear some of the very private releases of those loner folkpsychs. Some were reissued or put by some blogs for download, but the highly sought after are in collectors hand besides of the very low number of records, distributed amongst the artist's friends. So, wmfu allows to hear some highlights of that genre. To name a few, it would be great to hear the complete setlist of Mark Tramo`s Apotheosis or the Godz-like Virgil Caine, maybe, it would be a focalpoint for an evening to present the whole work to internalize the deep idea from these records, as meant by the authors. I still miss "Mistress Mary Housewife", also listed on the best 50 private releases. I've done a cd-r from my original record, I assume, there'll never be out a reissue. Thank you for your program, the www make it possible for Austria Greetings Franz
	5:36pm spaniel: I just listened, actually am listening to the second time to your first set. Funny, scary, bizarre and interesting, really enjoying it. especially, "looking for the black hair girls", and "...four slice of bread", all great though.
	10:56pm barely69sChild: Does anyone remember a very old 45 record that was no music or lyrics.; Just Walking as if thru a cave; moaning slightly occasionally. Heavy steps walk a long ways, then; He reaches the end. A loud noise; n a loud moan. It's really scarey as a young child. Can't come up with it anywhere now. Plz help if you know this record.

Tony Coulter: Playlist from May 26, 2009

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