WFMU: Liz Berg: Playlist from September 20, 2010

Listener comments!
	12:08pm JT: This sounds like Suicide feeding back on itself over AM radio
	12:10pm Jay from Scotland: *****!
	12:10pm JT: This sounds like the last song played at half speed, feeding back over itself over AM radio. These are good things, BTW.
	12:12pm Carmichael: Hi Liz. Sensible music for a Monday morning.
	12:13pm Emmalee: I like this song!
	12:14pm Marco: Hi Liz:) is this your astral voyage show;)
	12:15pm Liz B.: Hi everyone, thanks for tuning in and hope the tunes are hitting the spot.
	12:15pm nate in detroit: Hey Liz, greetings from Detroit. Great start!
	12:16pm R I S K Y: RATTLE MY HEAD COLD LIZ!
	12:18pm R I S K Y: YER IN MY BRAIN LIZ!!!!
	12:19pm Marco: Cool! real 60's psychedelic music. Arrests hopped up on acid and LSD! Cool!
	12:32pm dc pat: ok, let's get back to the bike talk....ah just kiddin...
	12:33pm Liz B.: I got a flat for the first time this weekend!
	12:33pm Marco: Ok let me say it HAIL SATAN! Ok got that out of my system
	12:34pm dc pat: first time EVER?? Jeeze, I can't tell you how many flats I've fixed. I'm a freakin expert.
	12:35pm Marco: Ut oh Liz got a flat? Not a good sign:)
	12:35pm dc pat: Static Static is like a grungey Devo.
	12:36pm Marco: Is that code for I need a man in my life:)
	12:38pm Liz B.: Most of my previous riding was done on the clean streets of Northern CA, I think I must have run over some glass or tornado debris in Brooklyn.
	12:43pm dc pat: I had these fancy racing tires on my bike and I kid you not, I got a flat once a week.
	12:43pm D: ROCK N ROLL!
	12:44pm nate in detroit: I'm coming to NYC this week (Wed-Sun) for the Pavement show in Central Park. Anything cool going on that I should check out? Any recommendations for food, drink, music or art would be great.
	12:45pm Marco: Streets are really dirty in Brooklyn if I could levitate I wouldn't walk them they are so filthy!
	12:46pm dc pat: In DC, they're full of pot holes. You gotta ride constantly surveying the street ahead for possible death traps.
	12:47pm nate in detroit: ...I already checked in on Bob's show and thought I'd continue the survey here (sorry if anyone is annoyed by the repeated posting). I've already gotten suggestions for PS1 in Queens, and the Chelsea galleries. keep em coming!
	12:47pm D: Roads around here are too third-world for cycling.
	12:48pm Liz B.: Nate, check these pages for cool NYC events: http://www.wfmu.org/arbguide.php http://www.ohmyrockness.com/index.cfm http://toddpnyc.com
	12:49pm nate in detroit: Great, thanks, Liz!
	12:50pm D: First time listener, long time caller.
	12:51pm Ike: Nate, as far as food goes -- any particular cuisines?
	12:57pm dc pat: Hey Ike, long time no read.
	12:59pm nate in detroit: @ike Nothing in particular food-wise...I've got no restrictions except that I'd like to avoid anywhere TOO expensive...other than that I'm up for about anything. Drinks-wise, I'm into craft beers/micro brews, and basically any interesting bars that don't have a dress code.
	1:01pm Ike: You too Pat. I should be working instead of commenting but the prospect of commenting about food is too enticing.
	1:10pm Binky: Yes! Tony Gets Wasted in Pedro = awesome.
	1:10pm still b/p: Lady Gaga, of all people, is down the street, talking about "don't ask, don't tell." I started reading a piece in which Camille Paglia gives Gaga a beatin'. No one asked for the Gaga news, but there it is.
	1:14pm Ike: Nate, options are vast. If you dig authentic Asian, see one of the Chinatowns in Queens, in Flushing or Elmhurst. Better than Manhattan's Chinatown (although that's not bad). You could just walk around and stare. They're like being in Taipei or Hong Kong. More to come....
	1:17pm dc pat: Thanks for Reactionaries. It's embarrassing but I'm not sure I've ever heard that. I own everything the minutemen ever did too...
	1:18pm Skirkie: You played Personal and the Pizzas as I was browsing pizza related photos from yesterday. http://tmout.us/c36CjC It weirded me out a little.
	1:24pm em: hey dc pat and other dc'ers -- i just moved to dc a couple of weeks ago. can you all give me some recommendations on what websites/publications i should check out for the good live music listings? pretty easy to figure out who's playing the black cat and 9:30 club, but there's a whole city out there...
	1:24pm Carmichael: Well, time for me to hit those clean Northern California streets for a meeting. Have a good one everyone.
	1:34pm Noel in DC: em: welcome to town. One club that plays some interesting stuff is the Velvet Lounge, and there are some interesting shows listed at http://inyrbasement.tumblr.com/ . The City Paper does cover some things as well, so it's worthy of an occassional gander.
	1:35pm bennett4senate: hi all
	1:38pm dc pat: Hi em. I look at the http://dcist.com/ sometimes. Velvet is great. Also DC9 is worth checking out and Comet Ping Pong on Conn Ave gets great shows. But....I don't get out a lot these days...
	1:40pm em: thanks noel and dc pat, i appreciate the help!
	1:46pm Noel in DC: em--you might also want to check out Clavius productions, which is Scott Verrastro of Kahoutek. Scott, bless his heart, is a great guy and is responsible for booking a lot of good stuff in DC. You might also want to check out Baltimore. The Talking Head and Otto Bar have a lot of bands that skip DC, for some reason, and Baltimore has some places that do some really interesting shows, such as Tarantula Hill and Floristree (don't know if they're still doing shows). Oh yeah, if you go to Baltimore, you might like to check out the True Vine record store.
	1:46pm Skirkie: Me, I'm a little afraid of tigers.
	1:54pm Mike East: Sound Garden is also an excellent Baltimore record store. I played a place called Fletcher's with Mary Prankster back in the day. That's a decent venue, as well
	1:58pm Ike: Nate: Just a few NYC restaurant ideas: Sigiri, Ariana Afghan, Singapore Cafe, Prosperity Dumpling (standing room only, but worth it), Xi'an Famous Foods (four locations, C-town one is SRO), Chao Thai & Upi Jaya (Queens), White Bear (Flushing), Turkish Cuisine (9th Ave.), Maoz, Hummus Place, Taim (SRO). All BYO, I think. Skip Mexican here, I hear it's far better in Detroit. I'll leave the Eur/Amer recs to others. See also: http://bit.ly/bpaZk2 Oh and great show Liz!
	2:02pm nate in detroit: Thanks for the recommendations, Ike. Your list looks great!
	2:05pm Todd 76%: @em: you might want to check this out this week: the sonic circuits festival is going on now...http://dc-soniccircuits.org/ re: Noel in DC's post - I think Scott V moved to Philly in 2009, unless he's already back in DC. Great show as usual, Liz!
	2:05pm Ike: Nate, that's barely a dent in the possibilities! Anyone else have recommendations?
	2:07pm nate in detroit: @Ike: Yes, the Mexican here is excellent.
	2:10pm joerg w: such a great radio station. and what an incredibly smart iphone app. thank from joerg/cologne
	2:15pm Noel in DC: Todd 76%: I think you're right about Scott's relocation to Philly. Liz: Great show as usual!
	2:16pm nate in detroit: I just saw Rangda here in Detroit a week or so ago. That song (and basically the entire set) was a pretty intense performance. They put on a great show
	2:22pm dL: big blood woot
	2:23pm jordan from Buffalo: I saw Big Blood in Providence two months ago, they were absolutely fantastic and so is the new lp.
	2:28pm raga: nate: indeed. i saw rangda here in pittsburgh and it was a great show. particularly enjoyed plain of jars.
	2:28pm still b/p: Saw BB a couple of weeks ago...they don't intend to perform much for a while.
	2:31pm Skirkie: Tuesday? I, for some reason thought Thee Oh Sees were playing with Pavement on Tuesday. ...Actually their Facebook page claims they're doing both. Guess I'll have to wait and see.
	2:34pm bennett4senate: liz I was in the ocean yesterday, for some post-labor day bonus round beaching.
	2:35pm Liz B.: I am jealous of your beaching.
	2:50pm bennett4senate: wow that mim suleiman is gooooood

Liz Berg: Playlist from September 20, 2010

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September 20, 2010: Get Down, Get Bizzay

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Moon Duo	Run Around "Run Around" by "Moon Duo"	Menagerie #2 (V/A)	Tor Press / Blackest Rainbow	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Amen Dunes	Ruined Girlies "Ruined Girlies" by "Amen Dunes"	Murder Dull Mind	Sacred Bones	*	0:05:38 (Pop-up)
El Jesus De Magico	LGNO "LGNO" by "El Jesus De Magico"	Funeral Home Session 7"	Free Music Archive / Columbus Discount		0:08:04 (Pop-up)
Wooden Shjips	Death's Not Your Friend	Wooden Shjips Live at ATP NY 2008	Free Music Archive		0:10:33 (Pop-up)
Pierced Arrows	In My Brain "In My Brain" by "Pierced Arrows"	Pierced Arrows	Free Music Archive		0:15:29 (Pop-up)
Mi Ami	New Guitar "New Guitar" by "Mi Ami"	Live at WFMU on Liz Berg's show 2/16/2009	Free Music Archive		0:18:40 (Pop-up)
Static Static	Satanic Speakers / Dementia	Live at WFMU Talk's Cheap 10/13/2009	Free Music Archive		0:25:14 (Pop-up)
Sediment Club	Stop of Go "Stop of Go" by "Sediment Club"	Live at WFMU on Talk's Cheap 7/8/2009	Free Music Archive		0:32:02 (Pop-up)
Mayyors	Airplanes "Airplanes" by "Mayyors"	Live at WFMU/Aquarius SXSW showcase 2009	Free Music Archive		0:34:40 (Pop-up)
Lightning Bolt	13 Monsters "13 Monsters" by "Lightning Bolt"	Ride the Skies	Free Music Archive		0:37:22 (Pop-up)
Ponytail	Burning Saddles "Burning Saddles" by "Ponytail"	Kamehameha	Free Music Archive		0:40:08 (Pop-up)
Nick Hennies	Fresh Born (Deerhoof)		Free Music Archive		0:41:11 (Pop-up)
Hayvanlar Alemi	Super FM Dub "Super FM Dub" by "Hayvanlar Alemi"	Visions of a Psychedelic Ankara	Free Music Archive		0:44:01 (Pop-up)
Bird Names	Norweigian Wood II "Norweigian Wood II" by "Bird Names"	Live at WFMU on Talk's Cheap 2/17/2009	Free Music Archive		0:47:26 (Pop-up)
Lame Drivers	Secret Track "Secret Track" by "Lame Drivers"	Launchpad2-Demoverse	Free Music Archive		0:49:35 (Pop-up)
Meth Teeth	Bus Rides "Bus Rides" by "Meth Teeth"	Live on WFMU on Liz B.'s show 7/21/08	Free Music Archive		0:53:41 (Pop-up)
Coachwhips	Oops, Uh Uh "Oops, Uh Uh" by "Coachwhips"	Peanut Butter & Jelly	Free Music Archive		0:56:44 (Pop-up)
Personal & The Pizzas	I Don't Want No Personal Pizza	LIve on WFMU's Cherry Blossom Clinic 7/25/2009	Free Music Archive		0:58:18 (Pop-up)
Dirtbombs	Sun Is Shining "Sun Is Shining" by "Dirtbombs"	Live at WFMU on The Cherry Blossom Clinic on 10/25/2003	Free Music Archive		1:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Intelligence	White Corvette "White Corvette" by "The Intelligence"	Males	In The Red	*	1:02:33 (Pop-up)
The Reactionaries	Tony Gets Wasted in Pedro	1979	Water Under the Bridge		1:05:19 (Pop-up)

The Commoners	Love Is a Carburetor	Idealistic Youth Vol. 1: California (V/A)	MND		1:14:15 (Pop-up)
White Fence	The Love Between "The Love Between" by "White Fence"	Welcome Home / Diggin' the Universe (V/A)	Woodsist	*	1:16:54 (Pop-up)
Casiokids	Fot I Hose "Fot I Hose" by "Casiokids"	Topp Stemning På Lokal Bar	Polyvinyl	*	1:19:07 (Pop-up)
Blonde Redhead	Here Sometimes "Here Sometimes" by "Blonde Redhead"	Here Sometimes	4AD	*	1:24:13 (Pop-up)
Balam Acab	See Birds (Moon) "See Birds (Moon)" by "Balam Acab"	Balam Acab	Triangle	*	1:29:22 (Pop-up)
The Samps	F.X.N.C. "F.X.N.C." by "The Samps"	The Samps	Mexican Summer	*	1:33:00 (Pop-up)
Famous Actors From Out of Town	Jack Nicholson	FA3574			1:35:20 (Pop-up)
Henry Hynes	Happen "Happen" by "Henry Hynes"	The Portal	Cryptic Carousel	*	1:38:01 (Pop-up)
Marzipan Marzipan	I'm Not Afraid of Tigers	Marzipan Marzipan		*	1:41:49 (Pop-up)
Loden	Sunday Sierra Boxes "Sunday Sierra Boxes" by "Loden"	Buggy	Mush	*	1:43:15 (Pop-up)

Rangda	Plain of Jars "Plain of Jars" by "Rangda"	False Flag	Drag City	*	1:56:13 (Pop-up)
Foot Ox	(I Can) And Leaves Too "(I Can) And Leaves Too" by "Foot Ox"	OOO	Stank House	*	2:11:40 (Pop-up)
Big Blood	Daughter "Daughter" by "Big Blood"	Dead Songs	Time-Lag	*	2:15:25 (Pop-up)
Moonhearts	Shine "Shine" by "Moonhearts"	Moonhearts	Tic Tac Totally	*	2:20:02 (Pop-up)

Echospace	Summer Haze "Summer Haze" by "Echospace"	Liumin	Modern Love	*	2:30:27 (Pop-up)
Banque Allemande	Geld Wie Wir "Geld Wie Wir" by "Banque Allemande"	Eins, Zwei	S-S	*	2:37:46 (Pop-up)
Mim Suleiman	Nyuli "Nyuli" by "Mim Suleiman"	Tungi	Running Back	*	2:40:43 (Pop-up)
DJ Rupture	Babylon Residence - Epikstar Riddim	Ciafrica	Dutty Artz	*	2:46:53 (Pop-up)
Tone Tank & Scott Thorough	Chill With Yaself	Scott & Tone	Modern Shark	*	2:49:41 (Pop-up)
Lotus	Track 14 / Track 15 "Track 14 / Track 15" by "Lotus"	Version 2.0	Breath Mint	*	2:52:07 (Pop-up)
Jud Jud	Turn Around Song "Turn Around Song" by "Jud Jud"	The Demos 7"	No Idea		2:53:08 (Pop-up)
Knifehandchop	Break Your Speakers	Top Bass Inside Beat (V/A)	Shanshui	*	2:54:13 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:08pm JT: This sounds like Suicide feeding back on itself over AM radio
	12:10pm Jay from Scotland: *****!
	12:10pm JT: This sounds like the last song played at half speed, feeding back over itself over AM radio. These are good things, BTW.
	12:12pm Carmichael: Hi Liz. Sensible music for a Monday morning.
	12:13pm Emmalee: I like this song!
	12:14pm Marco: Hi Liz:) is this your astral voyage show;)
	12:15pm Liz B.: Hi everyone, thanks for tuning in and hope the tunes are hitting the spot.
	12:15pm nate in detroit: Hey Liz, greetings from Detroit. Great start!
	12:16pm R I S K Y: RATTLE MY HEAD COLD LIZ!
	12:18pm R I S K Y: YER IN MY BRAIN LIZ!!!!
	12:19pm Marco: Cool! real 60's psychedelic music. Arrests hopped up on acid and LSD! Cool!
	12:32pm dc pat: ok, let's get back to the bike talk....ah just kiddin...
	12:33pm Liz B.: I got a flat for the first time this weekend!
	12:33pm Marco: Ok let me say it HAIL SATAN! Ok got that out of my system
	12:34pm dc pat: first time EVER?? Jeeze, I can't tell you how many flats I've fixed. I'm a freakin expert.
	12:35pm Marco: Ut oh Liz got a flat? Not a good sign:)
	12:35pm dc pat: Static Static is like a grungey Devo.
	12:36pm Marco: Is that code for I need a man in my life:)
	12:38pm Liz B.: Most of my previous riding was done on the clean streets of Northern CA, I think I must have run over some glass or tornado debris in Brooklyn.
	12:43pm dc pat: I had these fancy racing tires on my bike and I kid you not, I got a flat once a week.
	12:43pm D: ROCK N ROLL!
	12:44pm nate in detroit: I'm coming to NYC this week (Wed-Sun) for the Pavement show in Central Park. Anything cool going on that I should check out? Any recommendations for food, drink, music or art would be great.
	12:45pm Marco: Streets are really dirty in Brooklyn if I could levitate I wouldn't walk them they are so filthy!
	12:46pm dc pat: In DC, they're full of pot holes. You gotta ride constantly surveying the street ahead for possible death traps.
	12:47pm nate in detroit: ...I already checked in on Bob's show and thought I'd continue the survey here (sorry if anyone is annoyed by the repeated posting). I've already gotten suggestions for PS1 in Queens, and the Chelsea galleries. keep em coming!
	12:47pm D: Roads around here are too third-world for cycling.
	12:48pm Liz B.: Nate, check these pages for cool NYC events: http://www.wfmu.org/arbguide.php http://www.ohmyrockness.com/index.cfm http://toddpnyc.com
	12:49pm nate in detroit: Great, thanks, Liz!
	12:50pm D: First time listener, long time caller.
	12:51pm Ike: Nate, as far as food goes -- any particular cuisines?
	12:57pm dc pat: Hey Ike, long time no read.
	12:59pm nate in detroit: @ike Nothing in particular food-wise...I've got no restrictions except that I'd like to avoid anywhere TOO expensive...other than that I'm up for about anything. Drinks-wise, I'm into craft beers/micro brews, and basically any interesting bars that don't have a dress code.
	1:01pm Ike: You too Pat. I should be working instead of commenting but the prospect of commenting about food is too enticing.
	1:10pm Binky: Yes! Tony Gets Wasted in Pedro = awesome.
	1:10pm still b/p: Lady Gaga, of all people, is down the street, talking about "don't ask, don't tell." I started reading a piece in which Camille Paglia gives Gaga a beatin'. No one asked for the Gaga news, but there it is.
	1:14pm Ike: Nate, options are vast. If you dig authentic Asian, see one of the Chinatowns in Queens, in Flushing or Elmhurst. Better than Manhattan's Chinatown (although that's not bad). You could just walk around and stare. They're like being in Taipei or Hong Kong. More to come....
	1:17pm dc pat: Thanks for Reactionaries. It's embarrassing but I'm not sure I've ever heard that. I own everything the minutemen ever did too...
	1:18pm Skirkie: You played Personal and the Pizzas as I was browsing pizza related photos from yesterday. http://tmout.us/c36CjC It weirded me out a little.
	1:24pm em: hey dc pat and other dc'ers -- i just moved to dc a couple of weeks ago. can you all give me some recommendations on what websites/publications i should check out for the good live music listings? pretty easy to figure out who's playing the black cat and 9:30 club, but there's a whole city out there...
	1:24pm Carmichael: Well, time for me to hit those clean Northern California streets for a meeting. Have a good one everyone.
	1:34pm Noel in DC: em: welcome to town. One club that plays some interesting stuff is the Velvet Lounge, and there are some interesting shows listed at http://inyrbasement.tumblr.com/ . The City Paper does cover some things as well, so it's worthy of an occassional gander.
	1:35pm bennett4senate: hi all
	1:38pm dc pat: Hi em. I look at the http://dcist.com/ sometimes. Velvet is great. Also DC9 is worth checking out and Comet Ping Pong on Conn Ave gets great shows. But....I don't get out a lot these days...
	1:40pm em: thanks noel and dc pat, i appreciate the help!
	1:46pm Noel in DC: em--you might also want to check out Clavius productions, which is Scott Verrastro of Kahoutek. Scott, bless his heart, is a great guy and is responsible for booking a lot of good stuff in DC. You might also want to check out Baltimore. The Talking Head and Otto Bar have a lot of bands that skip DC, for some reason, and Baltimore has some places that do some really interesting shows, such as Tarantula Hill and Floristree (don't know if they're still doing shows). Oh yeah, if you go to Baltimore, you might like to check out the True Vine record store.
	1:46pm Skirkie: Me, I'm a little afraid of tigers.
	1:54pm Mike East: Sound Garden is also an excellent Baltimore record store. I played a place called Fletcher's with Mary Prankster back in the day. That's a decent venue, as well
	1:58pm Ike: Nate: Just a few NYC restaurant ideas: Sigiri, Ariana Afghan, Singapore Cafe, Prosperity Dumpling (standing room only, but worth it), Xi'an Famous Foods (four locations, C-town one is SRO), Chao Thai & Upi Jaya (Queens), White Bear (Flushing), Turkish Cuisine (9th Ave.), Maoz, Hummus Place, Taim (SRO). All BYO, I think. Skip Mexican here, I hear it's far better in Detroit. I'll leave the Eur/Amer recs to others. See also: http://bit.ly/bpaZk2 Oh and great show Liz!
	2:02pm nate in detroit: Thanks for the recommendations, Ike. Your list looks great!
	2:05pm Todd 76%: @em: you might want to check this out this week: the sonic circuits festival is going on now...http://dc-soniccircuits.org/ re: Noel in DC's post - I think Scott V moved to Philly in 2009, unless he's already back in DC. Great show as usual, Liz!
	2:05pm Ike: Nate, that's barely a dent in the possibilities! Anyone else have recommendations?
	2:07pm nate in detroit: @Ike: Yes, the Mexican here is excellent.
	2:10pm joerg w: such a great radio station. and what an incredibly smart iphone app. thank from joerg/cologne
	2:15pm Noel in DC: Todd 76%: I think you're right about Scott's relocation to Philly. Liz: Great show as usual!
	2:16pm nate in detroit: I just saw Rangda here in Detroit a week or so ago. That song (and basically the entire set) was a pretty intense performance. They put on a great show
	2:22pm dL: big blood woot
	2:23pm jordan from Buffalo: I saw Big Blood in Providence two months ago, they were absolutely fantastic and so is the new lp.
	2:28pm raga: nate: indeed. i saw rangda here in pittsburgh and it was a great show. particularly enjoyed plain of jars.
	2:28pm still b/p: Saw BB a couple of weeks ago...they don't intend to perform much for a while.
	2:31pm Skirkie: Tuesday? I, for some reason thought Thee Oh Sees were playing with Pavement on Tuesday. ...Actually their Facebook page claims they're doing both. Guess I'll have to wait and see.
	2:34pm bennett4senate: liz I was in the ocean yesterday, for some post-labor day bonus round beaching.
	2:35pm Liz B.: I am jealous of your beaching.
	2:50pm bennett4senate: wow that mim suleiman is gooooood

Liz Berg: Playlist from September 20, 2010

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