WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from June 11, 2009

Listener comments!
	9:01am Bad Ronald: T-T-T-Tony!
	9:02am annie: tony!! way to go! good morning morning BR! and all signers-on
	9:04am Bad Ronald: Howdy Annie, how's the pooch?
	9:05am still b/p: The Changes cover was entertaining even while distinctly low v-v-voltage. Now...these St. Ives sistahs are SPARKED!
	9:05am Parq: re show title, Bill Cosby on neighbor reactions to his pet rhinoceros: "Oh my, you -- uh -- you have a rhinoceros. ----- We used to have a rhinoceros --- "
	9:05am annie: BR, she is a pistol!! getting sooo big! maybe i'll try to send you pics.. hey BP
	9:07am Bad Ronald: Way cool!
	9:08am annie: ok, taking isa for a walk.... back soon..
	9:23am Tony C: Greetings,one and all! - t
	9:24am dale: nice surprise to hear Tony back on air! where does he dig thhis great stuff up?
	9:28am diane: Hi there! Hooray for tony coulter!
	9:36am annie: oregon, land of mixed messages! i love the left side, myself.. but love the desert side, too. what city?
	9:36am Listener James from Westwood: Did I just hear that Tony's heading to the Pacific Northwest?!
	9:39am Parq: Oregon's gain is our loss for sure. I wonder if Greasy Kid Stuff''s current employer allows H&B to appoint an occasional uncle to substitute.
	9:39am dc pat: NICE! Don't think I ever heard the original Green Fuz. This is amazing.
	9:42am Listener James from Westwood: It is indeed Oregon's gain. If this will mean an indefinite hiatus from the mighty FMU microphone, Tony, thanks for all of the fine DJing and beautiful music over the years. Your show comprises some of my earliest FMU memories.
	9:43am annie: james..... yes, too.
	9:44am annie: funny, this week has evoked many nostalgic feelings. bittersweet.
	9:49am dc pat: I gotta say, I don't always dig the tunes you play Tony, but one thing's for sure--you always totally alter the film going on around me and that's why I listen to the radio.
	9:51am annie: pat, i love that idea.
	9:52am Bad Ronald: Yes nostalgic indeed. Even Phil Spector pines for his wig: http://tinyurl.com/philwig
	9:52am diane: I have fond memories of when Tony used to do the afternoon new music thing on wkcr...sigh.....
	9:53am doug from dc: Slow and bulbous.
	9:55am TonyC: Ha ha - very funny Beefheart reference, Doug from DC ... and thanks for the nice words, James from Westwood - t
	9:58am doug from dc: Thanks, Tony. Just read the sad news about Hugh Hopper. I was unaware of his passing until this morning.
	9:59am question...: Regarding old psychedelia, does anyone have the Paisley Cowbell album? I've been on the hunt for this thing for years, and it is hard to find anyone who has even heard of it. Definitely going to miss your musical sensibilities here, Tony. Always love the wild variety of your programing. Best of luck in all of your future endeavors.
	10:00am PMD: Thanks so much Tony. Making my mind numbing work today bearable...
	10:01am postmanpaul: hi tony, city slackers 'n offiicionados!!! over here in the lovely 70's, j airplane typified the US folk-turn-acid scene and nice that you are filling in the detail with sounds that are new to me tony!
	10:01am PMD: Oh crap, just reading comments. Tony's leaving? sigh. Will miss you. But Oregon is a wonderful place. I would live there if I could.
	10:02am annie: PMP- :) nice to see you, hope all is happy your way
	10:04am postmanpaul: yeah annieeeee! hope it is in your neck of the woods too!
	10:06am annie: 'tis paul, tis. birght green water-logged surroundings and over-whelming gardening chores, makes me pretty happy.
	10:06am Roberto L: Hey Tony! I´m listening from Argentina... and I can´t believe you played Miguel Abuelo for us! How do you get it?
	10:07am ?: Hi, Annie! Hi, Tony! Hi eveyrone!!!!
	10:08am annie: ?- back at ya!
	10:08am Cecile: oh, that's me. Cecile
	10:09am Bad Ronald: Hi Cecile.
	10:12am PMD: annie, thanks. no more flooded basement, so things are good.
	10:13am annie: morning cecile..
	10:14am annie: pmd- those pics of your basement.. so sorry :(
	10:16am postmanpaul: hi cecile, hi bad. 15.15 here and time for a leetle smokey me thinks. amazing, Garden of Delights (1968) sounds so much like our Devine Comedy. gobsmacked by your selections tony.
	10:16am dale: 'chrome covered candy bars and plastic coated tangerines." amazing lyrics!
	10:21am annie: this is all so deliciously psychedelic! drug-free high!
	10:23am postmanpaul: tony, you're making me feel 7teen again!!!
	10:23am Cecile: man, it is a lovely sunny cool day here today. want to camp out in front of a place with a hot coffee.
	10:24am postmanpaul: off out now, adios amigos.
	10:24am annie: yeah PMP, this is the kind of music that makes me miss that era. great memories.
	10:32am annie: tony, i want to thank you for this blast. i grew up listening to songs of activism like this. i am reminded that the struggle will always be there; what we do with our knowledge is the important thing. earlier this week i was feeling discouraged by the lack of involvement. that's not the case; .. it is still there. thanks. i'm peaceful now.
	10:37am Negator: You are the best DJ on this station (to me) and I will be missing your show a lot. I would suggest a podcast for us? It would be great if you could keep expanding our minds from the comfort of Oregon. I really don't want to think to much about a Tony C. free music world. Please, do a podcast! PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE! Like Fatty Jubbo.......
	10:38am Cecile: I have to agree. You are one of my very favorites, and I learn so much every show.
	10:38am Negator: Maybe others could chime in?
	10:38am Bad Ronald: YES! I love this single. Can you please play the flip "So Afraid Of The Russians"?
	10:38am dc pat: so who was I talking soccer with yesterday? Carmichael? England did a little better than I thought! 6-0. what a slaughter...
	10:39am Parq: Hi 'Cile. Are you feeling 100%? God, northeasterners, is this June one lousy April or what?
	10:41am dc pat: I like rain but this is getting ridiculous.
	10:41am annie: a very wet and prolonged spring parq. i've discovered hundreds of variations on a theme of mold! at least the ditch stopped the water from going under the house, though. no more musty smell in the mudroom.
	10:43am -max-: Parq, I beg to differ. I like a cool moist Spring! So much better than going from Winter to Summer as we have done so many times in recent memory.
	10:44am Cecile: Parq, I'm getting close. I don't mind the rain so much. I just wish I were off work to enjoy it - like hanging out in a coffee house or snuggled up in bed. and Lord, minnesota needs the rain. We got barely in May.
	10:45am Cecile: I haven't heard this Eis since WCBN 27 years ago...
	10:46am annie: my brownfield farm report says that there are some states in the midwest that still have yet to dry out enough to plant.
	10:47am -max-: To "Question": I have heard of the Paisley Cowbell album but have never seen it or heard it! I still check out that psychedelic webstation, Technicolor Web of Sound, from time to time to see if they have it, but no luck!
	10:48am G: is this june 11th in nyc or april 11th? i haven't seen sun since monday morning, bleh. music helps though
	10:51am annie: see, i think i trust mother nature. this has been a pretty normal spring so far. we have gotten used to this warm early springs, we forget about the transition that must happen between seasons.
	10:51am doug from dc: Great selection of '80s obscurities. Thanks for playing Wirtschaftswunder, I've been looking for their stuff.
	10:52am Cecile: Tony, do you have enough stuff to do an all Zick Zack label show? Because I've loved everything I've heard on that label.
	10:56am G: we have 150 years of daily and hourly records in nyc, which is not the sum total of world history but not nothing either. yesterday it was in the 60s (F), and the average high for june 10th historically is 79. yes, we have to accept reality -- that's usually a good plan. but i don't think we have to agree that it is average; it's cooler and wetter than average. we got march already. and will get a november in november. this is our only june this year :-(
	10:58am dc pat: this song is sooooo true...
	10:58am doug from dc: My turn for nostalgia. In 1980, I was on vacation in NYC and went by Rock's in Your Head. I bought a bunch of 7"s, including this Anemic Boyfriends. I've still got my copy. I believe they were from Alaska.
	11:00am doug from dc: They'll even do it with sheep!
	11:00am annie: G- i have to admit, the damp is getting to me. i'm gonna run out of transplanting chores soon, and soil to wet to "plough" speaking of which, there is a great photo essay book entitled that very thing "too wet to plough"; photos from all decades of upstate new york farming.
	11:06am Janet H: LABELS...lol
	11:11am doug from dc: The RIAA is gonna have fun tracking down some of these bands to give them their $0.85.
	11:13am annie: funny, doug i was just thinking the same thing when the college station made us do that twice a year. i tried to play the most obscure and random crap i could. choosing an older label over another for the same tune. i felt so evil in a good way.
	11:15am BSI: Aieee! I finally tuned in to find I've missed most of a Tony Coulter show! Dagnabbit! This means you must go back and repeat everything. Can't wait for archives! Time machine! It's a bleeding tree! It's a bleeding tree!
	11:18am annie: hatch just posted the summer schedule http://www.wfmu.org/table?period=7322
	11:18am back & backer: Forbidden words: Aieee. Dagnabbit Recommended words: Would your dog be liking the delicious cupcake?
	11:21am Carmichael: Good morning Tony and fellow work-avoiders. Yes Pat, it was I who was waaaaay off on the England/Andorra match. 6 bleedin' nil! I was just in Haight Ashbury on Saturday. Great set Tony. Spinal Tap's "Listen to the Flower People" would fit nicely.
	11:21am Cecile: nice! love the cupcake dog shoutour
	11:23am BSI: Wow, haven't had a chance to suss the new schedule. My universe has shifted. ... and I'm glad I'm not the only surviving cupcake torch-bearer. Never forget. Never forget.
	11:24am Cecile: Wm Berger is back, but where is Bill E. Jam? And Irene's show is shorter. Interesting.
	11:24am BSI: those eyes...
	11:24am dc pat: England keeps playing like this, they're going to give my teams trouble...
	11:24am Carmichael: Surfing Directv the other day, I came across a video of Paul Williams singing The Rainbow Connection with a passel of kids. Like seeing a train wreck, I couldn't stop watching.
	11:24am Rainbow: Yes kid you certainly are high. Now get off my Indigo please.
	11:25am BSI: no Fabio on the skeddy? I haven't been able to catch his show in a couple o'weeks, been out of the loop.
	11:26am Cecile: no fabio, that's right.
	11:28am annie: wow, no fabio...
	11:28am doug from dc: BSI, I just noticed that Fabio was off the new schedule. I'll miss his show, but William Berger does a good set. Hope Billy Jam will be back some day.
	11:31am G: my memory's hazy, but fabio and/or scott (both of them off for now) made some comment last night that hinted that was his penultimate show. about the changes in general, only someone knowing the parties (and being told the emmes) would know whether any changes are summer-only or longer-term, and pushed or jumped...
	11:32am Carmichael: Billy still has his place on the schedule. Will he not be doing it tomorrow?
	11:32am Cecile: I hope he's just taking the summer off. Have to ask him Friday.
	11:33am Cecile: new schedule this summer, carm, annie just posted the link.
	11:33am G: new schedule starts week after next
	11:35am Carmichael: OK, got it. Not too much of a change overall, although I have never heard David's show.
	11:37am BSI: Between the loss of Fabio and Argentina's standings in the qualifiers, I may need sedation soon. ... But Tony Coulter eases the pain...
	11:38am G: david was just on a couple of monday mornings back 9-12, i assume (now) to warm up some... check his setlist/archive for what it will probably be like...
	11:43am Jeremy: Hey Tony! GREAT to have you back. You are the best. I have to hook up a radio to my bike; I missed 40 minutes between breakfast and work....
	11:50am Tony C: Thanks, Jeremy! And everybody else fer listenin'... - t
	11:51am PMD: Annie, thanks for posting the link. Just got back from a meeting.
	11:52am annie: my pleasure PMD... :)
	11:52am PMD: On the subject of rain, well, let's just say it's great for the plants, bad for the basement.
	11:54am BSI: bad for basements, true, and very bad for synths too oddly-shaped to get a cheap waterproof gigbag. sigh...
	11:55am dc pat: I've only watered the tomatoes once since planting month and half ago.
	11:59am Ike: Good to hear you on the air again -- that set of 80s oddness especially tickled my ivories.

Tony Coulter: Playlist from June 11, 2009

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
PERILHETTES 1985	Changes "Changes" by "PERILHETTES 1985"	Songs for Friends	Mark	1985	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
NUN-PLUS	St. Ives "St. Ives" by "NUN-PLUS"	Ljubimo/ Let Us Love	Amata	1970	0:02:41 (Pop-up)
FORENINGEN TIL LIVETS BESKYTTELSE	Elverkongen	Foreningen til Livets Beskyttelse	Spectator	1971	0:05:12 (Pop-up)
AMERICAN INDIAN MOVEMENT SINGERS	A.I.M. Song/ B.I.A. Song	V.A.: What Now, People? Vol. 2	Paredon	1977	0:11:23 (Pop-up)
CLAIRE	Les Larmes des Lutteurs "Les Larmes des Lutteurs" by "CLAIRE"	Elle Dit	RCA	1976	0:14:33 (Pop-up)
JURI CAMISASCA	John "John" by "JURI CAMISASCA"	La Finestra Dentro	Bla Bla	1974	0:18:26 (Pop-up)
TWINN CONNEXION	Letter from Mom & Dad	demo			0:24:28 (Pop-up)
MIGUEL ABUELO	Mariposas de Madera (1969)	V.A.: Rock Nacional: Las Canciones	Columbia		0:27:39 (Pop-up)

RANDY ALVEY & THE GREEN FUZ	Green Fuz (1969)	V.A.: Acid Dreams - Epitaph	Past & Present		0:36:36 (Pop-up)
THUGH	Not So Gold Digger "Not So Gold Digger" by "THUGH"	Phase Tapes	Earthers	1981	0:38:31 (Pop-up)
PHIL & THE FRANTICS	Til You Get What You Want (1965)	V.A.: Acid Dreams - Epitaph	Past & Present		0:41:20 (Pop-up)
BOB EDMUND	Saturday Thought "Saturday Thought" by "BOB EDMUND"	I See No Colors	Rabo	1970	0:43:49 (Pop-up)
BULBOUS CREATION	End of the Page (1970)	You Won't Remember Dying	Rockadelic		0:47:50 (Pop-up)
BLA SCHAFER	Valsorg "Valsorg" by "BLA SCHAFER"	Bla Schafer	VOV	1975	0:52:41 (Pop-up)

BARNEY WILEN & HIS AMAZING FREE ROCK BAND	Why Do You Keep Me Hanging On	Dear Prof. Leary	MPS	1968	1:02:08 (Pop-up)
BABA SCHOLAE	She's an Indiana Miner	Baba Scholae		1969	1:06:59 (Pop-up)
THE THOUGHTS	Memory of Your Love (1966)	V.A.: That Driving Beat: U.K. Freakbeat Rarities	Past & Present		1:09:24 (Pop-up)
GREG TODD & THE JACKS	Garden of Delights (1968)	Love Transcends	no label		1:11:37 (Pop-up)
THE REGIMENT	My Soap Won't Float (1967)	V.A.: Acid Dreams - Epitaph	Past & Present		1:13:54 (Pop-up)
BEAUREGARD AJAX	Dr. Jebediah Webb (1968)	Deaf Priscilla	Shadoks		1:16:40 (Pop-up)
MOZENGRAZN	Devotion "Devotion" by "MOZENGRAZN"	V.A.: So It Goes....	Emory University Almanac	1973	1:19:33 (Pop-up)
COVERED WAGON SINGERS	Red Flag Canal	V.A.: What Now, People? Vol. 2	Paredon	1977	1:25:43 (Pop-up)
GERARD ENTREMONT	Aout 1989 "Aout 1989" by "GERARD ENTREMONT"	Gerard Entremont & Co.	Pathe-Marconi	1975	1:28:29 (Pop-up)

MADE FOR TV	Unknown Soldier "Unknown Soldier" by "MADE FOR TV"	7"	Conflict	1983	1:36:58 (Pop-up)
PERFORMING FERRET BAND	Nudes "Nudes" by "PERFORMING FERRET BAND"	No One Told Us ('78-82)	Hyped to Death		1:39:52 (Pop-up)
CHEMICALS MADE FROM DIRT	Uh Oh "Uh Oh" by "CHEMICALS MADE FROM DIRT"	7" EP	Biro Miro	1980	1:42:39 (Pop-up)
WIRTSCHAFTSWUNDER	Analphabet "Analphabet" by "WIRTSCHAFTSWUNDER"	Salmobray	Zick Zack	1981	1:44:11 (Pop-up)
RESCUE 1	Chateau 19 "Chateau 19" by "RESCUE 1"	Movie Viewers	Plexus	1981	1:47:30 (Pop-up)
DIE TODLICHE DORIS	Noch 14 Vorstellungen	Unser Debut	Zick Zack	1985	1:50:17 (Pop-up)
ANEMIC BOYFRIENDS	Guys Are Not Proud	7"	Red Sweater Records	1980	1:54:34 (Pop-up)
PERFORMING FERRET BAND	Morgan "Morgan" by "PERFORMING FERRET BAND"	No One Told Us ('78-82)	Hyped to Death		1:57:46 (Pop-up)

DAVID ARVEDON	Raw Power "Raw Power" by "DAVID ARVEDON"	In Search of the Most Unforgettable Tree We Ever Met	Arf! Arf!		2:05:33 (Pop-up)
42nd STREET	Spray Paint Bandit "Spray Paint Bandit" by "42nd STREET"	7"	Sunburst	1974	2:10:01 (Pop-up)
JERRY SOLOMON	Look at the Flowers	At the Showbiz!	Fountain	1978	2:14:24 (Pop-up)
STEVEN LANCASTER	San Francisco Street	7"	Decca	196?	2:17:55 (Pop-up)
K.I.D.S. RADIO w/ RONALD McDONALD	A Magical Journey Through the Rainbow/ Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star	Rainy Day Fun	Casablanca	1980	2:20:47 (Pop-up)
NEY MATOGROSSO	Mae Preta (Barco Negro)	Agua do Ceu-Passaro	Continental	1975	2:26:54 (Pop-up)

MUSICA URBANA	He Naoida para Revolociunar el Infierno	Tatuaje	Zeleste/ Edigsa	1977	2:35:59 (Pop-up)
GOOD GOD	Zaragoza "Zaragoza" by "GOOD GOD"	Good God	Atlantic	1972	2:40:36 (Pop-up)
AMNON RAVIV	?? "??" by "AMNON RAVIV"	Mirror		198?	2:46:58 (Pop-up)
SONORHC	Flute pour un Commencement	Portes d'Orient	Audivis	1984	2:54:34 (Pop-up)
RAGGED ROBBINS	For A.B. (Sue Thompson)	Reflections of Spring	no label	19??	2:57:14 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01am Bad Ronald: T-T-T-Tony!
	9:02am annie: tony!! way to go! good morning morning BR! and all signers-on
	9:04am Bad Ronald: Howdy Annie, how's the pooch?
	9:05am still b/p: The Changes cover was entertaining even while distinctly low v-v-voltage. Now...these St. Ives sistahs are SPARKED!
	9:05am Parq: re show title, Bill Cosby on neighbor reactions to his pet rhinoceros: "Oh my, you -- uh -- you have a rhinoceros. ----- We used to have a rhinoceros --- "
	9:05am annie: BR, she is a pistol!! getting sooo big! maybe i'll try to send you pics.. hey BP
	9:07am Bad Ronald: Way cool!
	9:08am annie: ok, taking isa for a walk.... back soon..
	9:23am Tony C: Greetings,one and all! - t
	9:24am dale: nice surprise to hear Tony back on air! where does he dig thhis great stuff up?
	9:28am diane: Hi there! Hooray for tony coulter!
	9:36am annie: oregon, land of mixed messages! i love the left side, myself.. but love the desert side, too. what city?
	9:36am Listener James from Westwood: Did I just hear that Tony's heading to the Pacific Northwest?!
	9:39am Parq: Oregon's gain is our loss for sure. I wonder if Greasy Kid Stuff''s current employer allows H&B to appoint an occasional uncle to substitute.
	9:39am dc pat: NICE! Don't think I ever heard the original Green Fuz. This is amazing.
	9:42am Listener James from Westwood: It is indeed Oregon's gain. If this will mean an indefinite hiatus from the mighty FMU microphone, Tony, thanks for all of the fine DJing and beautiful music over the years. Your show comprises some of my earliest FMU memories.
	9:43am annie: james..... yes, too.
	9:44am annie: funny, this week has evoked many nostalgic feelings. bittersweet.
	9:49am dc pat: I gotta say, I don't always dig the tunes you play Tony, but one thing's for sure--you always totally alter the film going on around me and that's why I listen to the radio.
	9:51am annie: pat, i love that idea.
	9:52am Bad Ronald: Yes nostalgic indeed. Even Phil Spector pines for his wig: http://tinyurl.com/philwig
	9:52am diane: I have fond memories of when Tony used to do the afternoon new music thing on wkcr...sigh.....
	9:53am doug from dc: Slow and bulbous.
	9:55am TonyC: Ha ha - very funny Beefheart reference, Doug from DC ... and thanks for the nice words, James from Westwood - t
	9:58am doug from dc: Thanks, Tony. Just read the sad news about Hugh Hopper. I was unaware of his passing until this morning.
	9:59am question...: Regarding old psychedelia, does anyone have the Paisley Cowbell album? I've been on the hunt for this thing for years, and it is hard to find anyone who has even heard of it. Definitely going to miss your musical sensibilities here, Tony. Always love the wild variety of your programing. Best of luck in all of your future endeavors.
	10:00am PMD: Thanks so much Tony. Making my mind numbing work today bearable...
	10:01am postmanpaul: hi tony, city slackers 'n offiicionados!!! over here in the lovely 70's, j airplane typified the US folk-turn-acid scene and nice that you are filling in the detail with sounds that are new to me tony!
	10:01am PMD: Oh crap, just reading comments. Tony's leaving? sigh. Will miss you. But Oregon is a wonderful place. I would live there if I could.
	10:02am annie: PMP- :) nice to see you, hope all is happy your way
	10:04am postmanpaul: yeah annieeeee! hope it is in your neck of the woods too!
	10:06am annie: 'tis paul, tis. birght green water-logged surroundings and over-whelming gardening chores, makes me pretty happy.
	10:06am Roberto L: Hey Tony! I´m listening from Argentina... and I can´t believe you played Miguel Abuelo for us! How do you get it?
	10:07am ?: Hi, Annie! Hi, Tony! Hi eveyrone!!!!
	10:08am annie: ?- back at ya!
	10:08am Cecile: oh, that's me. Cecile
	10:09am Bad Ronald: Hi Cecile.
	10:12am PMD: annie, thanks. no more flooded basement, so things are good.
	10:13am annie: morning cecile..
	10:14am annie: pmd- those pics of your basement.. so sorry :(
	10:16am postmanpaul: hi cecile, hi bad. 15.15 here and time for a leetle smokey me thinks. amazing, Garden of Delights (1968) sounds so much like our Devine Comedy. gobsmacked by your selections tony.
	10:16am dale: 'chrome covered candy bars and plastic coated tangerines." amazing lyrics!
	10:21am annie: this is all so deliciously psychedelic! drug-free high!
	10:23am postmanpaul: tony, you're making me feel 7teen again!!!
	10:23am Cecile: man, it is a lovely sunny cool day here today. want to camp out in front of a place with a hot coffee.
	10:24am postmanpaul: off out now, adios amigos.
	10:24am annie: yeah PMP, this is the kind of music that makes me miss that era. great memories.
	10:32am annie: tony, i want to thank you for this blast. i grew up listening to songs of activism like this. i am reminded that the struggle will always be there; what we do with our knowledge is the important thing. earlier this week i was feeling discouraged by the lack of involvement. that's not the case; .. it is still there. thanks. i'm peaceful now.
	10:37am Negator: You are the best DJ on this station (to me) and I will be missing your show a lot. I would suggest a podcast for us? It would be great if you could keep expanding our minds from the comfort of Oregon. I really don't want to think to much about a Tony C. free music world. Please, do a podcast! PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE! Like Fatty Jubbo.......
	10:38am Cecile: I have to agree. You are one of my very favorites, and I learn so much every show.
	10:38am Negator: Maybe others could chime in?
	10:38am Bad Ronald: YES! I love this single. Can you please play the flip "So Afraid Of The Russians"?
	10:38am dc pat: so who was I talking soccer with yesterday? Carmichael? England did a little better than I thought! 6-0. what a slaughter...
	10:39am Parq: Hi 'Cile. Are you feeling 100%? God, northeasterners, is this June one lousy April or what?
	10:41am dc pat: I like rain but this is getting ridiculous.
	10:41am annie: a very wet and prolonged spring parq. i've discovered hundreds of variations on a theme of mold! at least the ditch stopped the water from going under the house, though. no more musty smell in the mudroom.
	10:43am -max-: Parq, I beg to differ. I like a cool moist Spring! So much better than going from Winter to Summer as we have done so many times in recent memory.
	10:44am Cecile: Parq, I'm getting close. I don't mind the rain so much. I just wish I were off work to enjoy it - like hanging out in a coffee house or snuggled up in bed. and Lord, minnesota needs the rain. We got barely in May.
	10:45am Cecile: I haven't heard this Eis since WCBN 27 years ago...
	10:46am annie: my brownfield farm report says that there are some states in the midwest that still have yet to dry out enough to plant.
	10:47am -max-: To "Question": I have heard of the Paisley Cowbell album but have never seen it or heard it! I still check out that psychedelic webstation, Technicolor Web of Sound, from time to time to see if they have it, but no luck!
	10:48am G: is this june 11th in nyc or april 11th? i haven't seen sun since monday morning, bleh. music helps though
	10:51am annie: see, i think i trust mother nature. this has been a pretty normal spring so far. we have gotten used to this warm early springs, we forget about the transition that must happen between seasons.
	10:51am doug from dc: Great selection of '80s obscurities. Thanks for playing Wirtschaftswunder, I've been looking for their stuff.
	10:52am Cecile: Tony, do you have enough stuff to do an all Zick Zack label show? Because I've loved everything I've heard on that label.
	10:56am G: we have 150 years of daily and hourly records in nyc, which is not the sum total of world history but not nothing either. yesterday it was in the 60s (F), and the average high for june 10th historically is 79. yes, we have to accept reality -- that's usually a good plan. but i don't think we have to agree that it is average; it's cooler and wetter than average. we got march already. and will get a november in november. this is our only june this year :-(
	10:58am dc pat: this song is sooooo true...
	10:58am doug from dc: My turn for nostalgia. In 1980, I was on vacation in NYC and went by Rock's in Your Head. I bought a bunch of 7"s, including this Anemic Boyfriends. I've still got my copy. I believe they were from Alaska.
	11:00am doug from dc: They'll even do it with sheep!
	11:00am annie: G- i have to admit, the damp is getting to me. i'm gonna run out of transplanting chores soon, and soil to wet to "plough" speaking of which, there is a great photo essay book entitled that very thing "too wet to plough"; photos from all decades of upstate new york farming.
	11:06am Janet H: LABELS...lol
	11:11am doug from dc: The RIAA is gonna have fun tracking down some of these bands to give them their $0.85.
	11:13am annie: funny, doug i was just thinking the same thing when the college station made us do that twice a year. i tried to play the most obscure and random crap i could. choosing an older label over another for the same tune. i felt so evil in a good way.
	11:15am BSI: Aieee! I finally tuned in to find I've missed most of a Tony Coulter show! Dagnabbit! This means you must go back and repeat everything. Can't wait for archives! Time machine! It's a bleeding tree! It's a bleeding tree!
	11:18am annie: hatch just posted the summer schedule http://www.wfmu.org/table?period=7322
	11:18am back & backer: Forbidden words: Aieee. Dagnabbit Recommended words: Would your dog be liking the delicious cupcake?
	11:21am Carmichael: Good morning Tony and fellow work-avoiders. Yes Pat, it was I who was waaaaay off on the England/Andorra match. 6 bleedin' nil! I was just in Haight Ashbury on Saturday. Great set Tony. Spinal Tap's "Listen to the Flower People" would fit nicely.
	11:21am Cecile: nice! love the cupcake dog shoutour
	11:23am BSI: Wow, haven't had a chance to suss the new schedule. My universe has shifted. ... and I'm glad I'm not the only surviving cupcake torch-bearer. Never forget. Never forget.
	11:24am Cecile: Wm Berger is back, but where is Bill E. Jam? And Irene's show is shorter. Interesting.
	11:24am BSI: those eyes...
	11:24am dc pat: England keeps playing like this, they're going to give my teams trouble...
	11:24am Carmichael: Surfing Directv the other day, I came across a video of Paul Williams singing The Rainbow Connection with a passel of kids. Like seeing a train wreck, I couldn't stop watching.
	11:24am Rainbow: Yes kid you certainly are high. Now get off my Indigo please.
	11:25am BSI: no Fabio on the skeddy? I haven't been able to catch his show in a couple o'weeks, been out of the loop.
	11:26am Cecile: no fabio, that's right.
	11:28am annie: wow, no fabio...
	11:28am doug from dc: BSI, I just noticed that Fabio was off the new schedule. I'll miss his show, but William Berger does a good set. Hope Billy Jam will be back some day.
	11:31am G: my memory's hazy, but fabio and/or scott (both of them off for now) made some comment last night that hinted that was his penultimate show. about the changes in general, only someone knowing the parties (and being told the emmes) would know whether any changes are summer-only or longer-term, and pushed or jumped...
	11:32am Carmichael: Billy still has his place on the schedule. Will he not be doing it tomorrow?
	11:32am Cecile: I hope he's just taking the summer off. Have to ask him Friday.
	11:33am Cecile: new schedule this summer, carm, annie just posted the link.
	11:33am G: new schedule starts week after next
	11:35am Carmichael: OK, got it. Not too much of a change overall, although I have never heard David's show.
	11:37am BSI: Between the loss of Fabio and Argentina's standings in the qualifiers, I may need sedation soon. ... But Tony Coulter eases the pain...
	11:38am G: david was just on a couple of monday mornings back 9-12, i assume (now) to warm up some... check his setlist/archive for what it will probably be like...
	11:43am Jeremy: Hey Tony! GREAT to have you back. You are the best. I have to hook up a radio to my bike; I missed 40 minutes between breakfast and work....
	11:50am Tony C: Thanks, Jeremy! And everybody else fer listenin'... - t
	11:51am PMD: Annie, thanks for posting the link. Just got back from a meeting.
	11:52am annie: my pleasure PMD... :)
	11:52am PMD: On the subject of rain, well, let's just say it's great for the plants, bad for the basement.
	11:54am BSI: bad for basements, true, and very bad for synths too oddly-shaped to get a cheap waterproof gigbag. sigh...
	11:55am dc pat: I've only watered the tomatoes once since planting month and half ago.
	11:59am Ike: Good to hear you on the air again -- that set of 80s oddness especially tickled my ivories.

Tony Coulter: Playlist from June 11, 2009

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