WFMU: Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine: Playlist from August 29, 2013

Listener comments!
	12:06pm Diane Kamikaze: My guest today is JERRY A of Poison Idea! He should be here by 12:20! If you've got questions, let em rip now!
	12:06pm Rich in Washington: YAY!
	12:06pm Jim: Hey Diane..
	12:07pm Rich in Washington: Many fond memories of Poison Idea gigs in Portland. Truth told, Poison Idea was my first ever punk show at the Satyricon.
	12:08pm Cecile: No weird questions: Did you play much with the Wipers? Were they a big influence on you? Whose chest got cut into on that one album cover? Whose record collection was on the cover of the "Record Collectors are Pretentious Assholes" 45? Did you have a pretentious asshole record collector in mind? Did you ever play outside the West Coast? I don't remember you guys making it to Detroit back in the day.
	12:09pm common: how was the show in philly last eve?
	12:09pm Cecile: see, normal questions.
	12:10pm Cecile: yes! I love this track.
	12:11pm Rich in Washington: Jerry: Do you remember trying to take a KGON Defenders of Rock t-shirt off of some surfer-looking dude? It was my clueless friend Jay and we dragged him to a punk show and I don't think he ever went to another one after that.
	12:11pm Jim Devoid: Question for Jerry A:Was alcohol somehow involved when the ceiling of the Lismar Lounge in NY caught fire when you all played there in the early 90's?
	12:12pm northguineahills: I somehow missed Code of Honer (at least in my memory).
	12:12pm Cecile: IT'S ALL WHITE!
	12:12pm Jim: How come he doesn't play with Thee Slayer Hippy any more
	12:12pm eyenoise: Log in to star ALL WHITE!
	12:13pm r i s k y: Loving the set Diane!
	12:13pm Rich in Washington: Whoa! This is a weird version. Not like the LP. Is it from Cows N' Beer?
	12:13pm Stevel: Ooooooh, Die Kreusen. Always a pleaser, back in the day. One of my favorite full-out rock screams.
	12:14pm Jim: Zero Boys tonight!!!!!!
	12:14pm Stevel: Somewhere, I have a great (not really) photo of the back of the DKreuzen's vocalist's throat. Where are Zero Boys?
	12:15pm Jim: Europa
	12:16pm Jim: in Brooklyn
	12:16pm Stevel: Zero Boys need to do a triumphal Indiana Return tour. For me.
	12:17pm Stevel: What a set!
	12:17pm Cecile: now a question for you, Diane, how was that Wrekmaster Harmonies show? Was JR Robinson all intense 'n' shit? YEAH I LOVE THIS SONG.
	12:17pm Jim: I know they played there in the 90s..it was a big deal..a bunch of people I know went.. OH ZERO BOYS ON NOW
	12:19pm Rich in Washington: Poison Idea's Tom did a helluva radio show in the mid-80s on KBOO. Not sure if it was a regular show or if he just guested on someone else's show but it was fantastic. Maybe Jerry remembers something about it. I still have a bunch of cassettes of it.
	12:20pm Jim: This reminds me of HAPPY FLOWERS
	12:21pm Cecile: More and more I'm getting the feeling that the old HC bands are getting the treatment the hippies gave the old bluesmen. Except the bands obviously have more control over the output. it's kind of weird.
	12:22pm fred: Dumb question, feel free to ignore: any chance of a show in Paris, France? If so, how can I make sure I hear about it?
	12:22pm Rich in Washington: @Cecile: Yeah, the Killed By Death series is like Folkways Records for Punk.
	12:24pm Cecile: Exactly. And everyone is trying to memorize the licks.
	12:25pm Cecile: it's the Stooges Wax Museum all over again. YAH
	12:26pm Jim: This sounds like the soundtrack to my HS mix tape
	12:26pm Stevel: If people keep working derivatively (HUGE word for me) we should be down to one-note songs in no time.
	12:27pm Jim: That made no sense..I meant my HS years..or a mix tape I would have had in HS
	12:27pm Cecile: YAH
	12:28pm Ken From Hyde Park: Lemmy!
	12:28pm Rich in Washington: For me, punk was a time and place which no longer exists.
	12:29pm Stevel: EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!! Motorhead! (Played this song 25 times in a row, one night, driving. It did not get old.) Punk is no longer a workable label for a musical genre. Punk once meant Pere Ubu, Blondie, Talking Heads, Richard Hell, Sex Pistols... etc, etc, etc. The mark keeps moving.
	12:30pm Rev. Turnip Druid: WHHHAAA..[crashes into room, oddly floor-up, as if fired from some goddamned cannon from hell]
	12:30pm Jim: punk is an attitude..
	12:30pm Rich in Washington: Green Day & Offspring sound so lame and neutered. I can't see how anyone could be excited by that. I also can't fathom the style of music now called Hardcore - that screechy screamo music. It's silly. It's the howl of some kid who got a Jetta for graduation instead of the Audi they asked for.
	12:31pm Jim: CARRRRRRRRRCASS...
	12:32pm Andrew Waterloo: Didn't screemo stop being a thing 10 years ago?
	12:33pm Jim: I got an advance of the new Lp..it's pretty fucking incredible..in the vein of Heartwork
	12:33pm Cecile: I love Carcass's Metallica album.
	12:33pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ah, magical chug-chug. I love thee.
	12:33pm Rich in Washington: But I am old. It's like the old geezer still bitching about kids and their baggy pants.
	12:34pm Stevel: Reading "From the Velvets to the Voidoids by Clinton Heylin (Thanks to someone on this board, I believe.) Fascinating how what became "Punk" came from bands/non bands moving as far away from accepted genres and performance norms as possible. Long, endless jams and other often tedious exercises made up the foundation.
	12:34pm InBrkly: @JimDevoid: I was going to ask the same question about 924 Gilman back in 89. Everclear and a lighter nearly brought the place down. People threw wet tshirts at the rafters.
	12:34pm Ken From Hyde Park: I have free Sirius on my car radio for the next couple of weeks. They should play some of Diane's selections instead of G 'n' R on their hard rock channels.
	12:35pm Andrew Waterloo: @Cecile, it really draws you in doesn't it?
	12:36pm Rich in Washington: Pig was such a fierce guitar player. Even his tinny-sounding axe on Pick Your Kings is incredible.
	12:36pm Droll: Today's show is so good, even lurkers need to stop their work and give an approving nod.
	12:37pm Cecile: Velvets to the Voidoids is a great book. Yeah, Andrew, it's so well played and written. You would never guess...
	12:37pm Mike East: (nods)
	12:37pm Jim: Diane is reliving her early days of being a DJ right now...and it kicks ass
	12:38pm Rich in Washington: I remember seeing PI for the first time and was stunned by how not punk Pig/Tom looked and what a kick-ass guitar player he was live.
	12:39pm Rich in Washington: Yes, Diane, this set rocks plenty! Great choices!
	12:40pm Cecile: Many of these I played on air back in the day. Of course mixed up withe everything else you could imagine.
	12:40pm Stevel: Rich in Washington: Many best music memories for me were encountering bands who did not 'look' like they were 'supposed to'. Even though I was raised on Glam, I loved the way people fucked with or ignored image.
	12:40pm Andrew Waterloo: @Cecile, also very fluid
	12:40pm Cecile: Rich, some of the toughest bands back in the day looked completely normal. It was kinda funny.
	12:40pm Jim: I need to go get lunch..but I don't want to miss anything..then again..I own everything that has been played so far..but It's JUST NOT THE SAME
	12:41pm Cecile: ha, stevel, exactly.
	12:41pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Yep, this old fart is transformed. Quite a time machine, this set. All it's missing is the crunchy drop-out of old cassette compilations that have been eaten by cheap boom-boxes too often.
	12:42pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Jim: That's my issue exactly. And the food truck of choice is just 2 blocks away. Arms too short. Stupid arms.
	12:42pm Rich in Washington: @Cecile: I remember lots of cool kids at punk shows who just had their own look and not the stereotypical punk look until around '83 or so and then everyone started looking the same. Seems like girls stopped showing up unless they were someone's girlfriend, too.
	12:43pm Cecile: VOIVODDDDD
	12:43pm common: voivod
	12:44pm Jim: VOIVOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD...(see I'm glad I didn't leave yet!!!!!!)
	12:44pm Cecile: YES. Me and my friends were often among the few girls who came on their own to punk shows.
	12:44pm Ken From Hyde Park: Time for ... wait for it ... Voivod! !! !!!
	12:45pm northguineahills: Ciminy, I have the same dilemma as Jim. Time for food. Be back soonish.
	12:45pm Cecile: it's like the punk rulebook got codified and then it was all non-punk influences, women and gays get out. My friend disagrees, but he was in Madison where it was more politically conscious. In Detroit, that's what happened.
	12:45pm fred: Maybe we old farts need a manifesto, something we can defend from these youngsters. Woolf penned "a room of one's own", who will dare to write "a lawn of one's own", just so that we can scream at those damn kids to get off it
	12:46pm Cecile: People like the Necros, John Brannon, Die Kreuzen moved out of that pretty damn fast when it got that way.
	12:47pm Cecile: not for every show. A lot of the SST bands drew a varied crowd.
	12:48pm Cecile: And the Grumpy's 13 show was great because the girls that came with their boyfriends were probably the girls who went to HC shows solo in the 80s.
	12:49pm Cecile: Not girls, good Lord. The women.
	12:49pm Stevel: Madison was interesting, and a bit mellower than other areas. Not very likely to get hurt at a show, unless you were looking for it. Girls weren't a complete rarity, but, the slam-dance floor was very much a place for adolescent male energy. There were definitely girls who held their own.
	12:53pm Cecile: Yeah. I think a lot of girls and short guys got turned off by the pit. I know I did. But standing back further ended up being better because you could actually watch the band.
	12:54pm Ken From Hyde Park: Ugh...we're losin' it, folks. When Voivod comes on, we need to VOIVOD! !! !!! Many of the usuals must be on vacation or at lunch today.
	12:55pm Rev. Turnip Druid: The political/dischordy/vegetarian-esque punks in DC did definitely self-isolate. The micro-tribes were hilarious.
	12:55pm common: ah, the stench of philly. nuthin like it.
	12:56pm Jim Devoid: The stench of cheese steaks?
	12:56pm fred: Where's Cheri Pi? We can't properly acknowledge Voivod while she's missing, can we?
	12:58pm common: that's right, jim
	12:58pm Cheri Pi: Here! was at lunch
	12:58pm Cheri Pi: VOIVOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	1:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: @CP - That's the spirit!
	1:00pm fred: You're neglecting your duties, see where it got us.
	1:01pm InBrkly: The aforementioned show: www.itallhappened.com...
	1:02pm Didier: When will you play in Europe ? Cheers from France Jerry
	1:03pm fred: WORRIED, that's where you got us, all for a lousy falafel? You're heartless
	1:05pm Rich in Washington: JERRY: How did Tom and you meet?
	1:09pm dinatekno: Loving this interview! Nice to hear a fantastic musician give a great interview. No BS - refreshing. And - this pretentious record collector still goes to live shows!
	1:09pm Cheri Pi: We are so lucky to be hearing this interview, thanks DK!
	1:10pm InBrkly: Punk IS change. It is recognizing that things have gotten stale and need shaking up.
	1:12pm Rev. Turnip Druid: EEK! Nice...
	1:12pm joshS: great hearing Jerry A!
	1:12pm Cheri Pi: I agree with the pro dub scentiment.
	1:14pm Mike East: badabingbangboing
	1:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: alright. Hunger taking over. Beginning to see rainbow hedgehog balloons levitating. Must tackle that foodtruck.
	1:16pm taychaos: NOooooooooo! Me and tha boys don't approve!
	1:18pm taychaos: ...Soren says "much better"
	1:18pm Rich in Washington: DISCHARGE!!
	1:18pm Cheri Pi: Great bleep!
	1:18pm Cecile: Most eclectic choices in a while.
	1:19pm Cheri Pi: I approve of Syd Barrett!!
	1:19pm Cheri Pi: What Cecile said
	1:19pm andy: hearing eek a mouse made me so incredibly happy. I had a tape 20+ years ago a friend made that had eek and poison idea on it. I'm glad to see my crazy ol' friend Pete wasn't so crazy.
	1:20pm Cheri Pi: we listened to Syd Barrett all the time in the 80's along with Discharge and the gang.
	1:20pm Whosondephone: Syd Barrett!!!
	1:27pm Cheri Pi: Feedtime was on rough trade
	1:27pm Cheri Pi: I definitely hear the Rough Trade sound in that pick.
	1:28pm Cecile: feedtime were on aberrant and then were reissed by Rough Trade.
	1:29pm Cecile: I like that Jerry is still up with today's sounds. :D
	1:30pm Cheri Pi: Of course C, that's right.
	1:30pm Polk Biggins: Hi Diane. Hello people of the Internet. Enjoying the show.
	1:31pm Andrew Waterloo: I think Astronomy Domine is one of the most intense songs going.
	1:31pm InBrkly: I know feedtime from the subpop reissues. Mark Arm gives them a lot of love.
	1:31pm Cheri Pi: Just reading on Eyehate God's wiki the other day: Eyehategod have noted Melvins, Carnivore, The Obsessed, Discharge, Black Flag, Corrosion of Conformity, Black Sabbath, Celtic Frost, Confessor and Saint Vitus[2] as key influences
	1:32pm Mike East: earmuffs!
	1:33pm Ken From Hyde Park: Whoops....maybe should've inserted a bleep in there.
	1:33pm Rich in Washington: Feedtime were one of the essential bands of that ugly, atonal 80s sound (Big Black, Buttholes, Birthday Party, Scratch Acid, Cop Shoot Cop, (early Swans), etc.)
	1:33pm Chris from DC: CP, there have been a few bands influenced in turn by Eyehategod.
	1:36pm Rich in Washington: JERRY: KGON is still around, still stuck 20 years in the past today. Now they will play Nirvana
	1:36pm Paulie Bearer: Tell that bum to get some coffee,and speak audibly!
	1:37pm Cecile: I have loved feedtime since 1986. Such a great band.
	1:38pm Jim: spoken like a true jerk, paul. :)
	1:39pm InBrkly: The only music that makes me feel stoned are the first 2 Earth albums.
	1:39pm Ken From Hyde Park: Nivarna rules!
	1:39pm Cecile: ha! Love the FM reference. I tend to like dub more than reggae, too.
	1:40pm Chris from DC: Digging the Dr. Allmantado
	1:40pm Cecile: YES
	1:41pm InBrkly: Love Love!
	1:41pm Cheri Pi: I had to school Mr. CP the younger on dub recently- he thought i was joking when I corrected him and said, we're listening to dub not slowed down reggae. and I said it mean. LOVE!
	1:41pm Cheri Pi: Oh Jerry, you are preaching to the choir now.
	1:41pm common: LOVE love
	1:43pm fred: @Cecile: I'm totally with you there, only more extreme: I love dub, can't stand reggae. Not even trying to find a reason, it's a visceral thing
	1:44pm InBrkly: This reminds me that there was supposed to be a lost love album released last year but I never heard anything about it again after that.
	1:45pm Jim: Joe Coffee sucks..(Hi Paul)
	1:45pm Cecile: I like ska and early reggae. And just about anything Burning Spear ever did
	1:45pm Paulie Bearer: Aw,shucks....You're the ginchiest,Mr.A...
	1:45pm Jim: I wish Joe Coffee would play again..
	1:47pm Cheri Pi: !!!
	1:47pm Cecile: YES
	1:47pm Polk Biggins: Don Van (!)
	1:48pm Rich in Washington: Jeebus, this is great!!
	1:49pm Jim: How about some HOT RATS!!
	1:50pm Rich in Washington: I was wondering when we'd hear some Germs.
	1:51pm Rich in Washington: DIANE: If you're still entertaining questions from the peanut gallery: JERRY: what do you think of the upcoming Satyricon documentary?
	1:52pm Cheri Pi: I bet Jerry would like Kandia Crazy-Horse's writing and singing.
	1:52pm DTErrico: F-Yeah, love The Germs!!!
	1:52pm Jim: Everyone leaves the party when I played HEINO
	1:53pm Cecile: no, it's safe as milk.
	1:53pm Cecile: And Clear Spot is awesome.
	1:56pm dinatekno: Absolutely fantastic choice of music!! I am loving it....all the young'uns in the cubicles around me are wondering why the 50 year old wacko is headbanging like a freak. Thank you, I know I will need to purchase a neck brace this afternoon! 8')
	1:59pm Veronica: Yess, The Daily Planet. One of the best.
	2:00pm Paulie Bearer: Manchester,Staten Island, And we were BUY. Paid for everything.
	2:00pm Rich in Washington: Those old school punk dudes will make you use up your Airtools buffer time in no time flat.
	2:02pm Cheri Pi: me too DK! down with 'em.
	2:07pm taychaos: Great list, great show! Had the kids dancing! Thanks Diane! Thanks Jerry!
	2:10pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Back in the pit. Please no stoppy.
	2:13pm Cheri Pi: Nice Gomez you got there brother Pappy.
	2:14pm Polk Biggins: This set is gnarly.
	2:14pm fred: @dinatekno: Maybe Diane should launch a line of neck braces for us old codgers. There's a market there... I would support that right about now
	2:15pm Rev. Turnip Druid: That there's one permanently clean spot onna kitchen flo'...
	2:15pm Rev. Turnip Druid: speaking of "clear spots"
	2:16pm Jim: Next year at MDF!!!!
	2:18pm Polk Biggins: Any chance we could slide in some Toxic Reasons.
	2:20pm fred: I vote for more Poison Idea!!!
	2:20pm Cheri Pi: I wish my dog would mop the floor once in a while...
	2:22pm Rev. Turnip Druid: YASSSSS!
	2:23pm Cheri Pi: HHHHHHHAAWWWKKKKWWWWWWIIIIINNNNNDDDDDDDDDDDDDD!!!
	2:23pm fred: @Cheri Pi: I spent a long time wishing those pesky floors would scrub themselves. Alas, today I acknowledged it wasn't to be, and did it instead of these lazy slobs.
	2:24pm Cheri Pi: does everyone have their Hawkwind concert tickets I hope?
	2:25pm Rich in Washington: For a split second I thought we were going to hear Stones' 200 Light Years.. but this is way better.
	2:25pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I was on them tickets the moment they sprang from the womb, followed by a levitating afterbirth of stars & nebulae...
	2:25pm Whosondephone: Reminds me of the Moody Blues and Jethro Tull.
	2:27pm fred: Hawkwind aged better than I thought they would. I won't see them though. Not even sure when they play around here, but I'm sure it'll be way beyond what I can afford
	2:27pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I've been hooked on HW since maybe age 10, seems like they might be finally getting some recognition in the states for the first time since that '74 (?) tour. Thanks to this re-issue & such. Good time to come back to the states.
	2:28pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @fred: tickets for DC were in the 20-25 range i think. Not horribly horrible.
	2:35pm fred: @RTD: I came to HW through Moorcock, they outlasted my interest in his books. Unfortunately, I expect that range to inflate to around €50, that's usually the rate around here. I'll keep an eye out in case of a good surprise. Though I'll be spending next Saturday on a 9-hours Zorn-fest, I will probably regret those euros when they're gone
	2:38pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @fred: ah, so my aforementioned 20-25 were $USD. Haven't seen Brock & co. since '89, so I'm stupidly happy about all this. Some of Moorcock still appeals (Cornelius) but much of it hasn't been touched since teenage days. This whole show is one for the altar of yum-yum.
	2:42pm Rich in Washington: DEE OH AY!!!
	2:42pm fred: @RTD: To my growing dismay, there seems to be less and less room in Paris for gigs between €5 and €50. I'll stick with the former, but this situation sucks
	2:46pm Rev. Turnip Druid: TOVEY!
	2:46pm InBrkly: My problem with Moorcock is that he /frequenly/ revises subsequent printings of his work. I don't want to buy the same book 3 times.
	2:46pm Cheri Pi: Oui!
	2:47pm Rich in Washington: Gads, Fad Gadget was fab, dammit!
	2:50pm Rev. Turnip Druid: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	2:50pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Shotgun blast of clicky-stars all over this damned thing.
	2:51pm Cheri Pi: YEP!
	2:51pm Chris from DC: Oh hell yes.
	2:51pm InBrkly: Oh man this song takes me to a very specific time and place. Friday night, back of my friends VW van drinking mickey's grenades with the boys, looking for trouble.
	2:52pm Cheri Pi: EXCLAMATION POINTS IN ALL CAPS!!!!
	2:53pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I can still see the lightshow, curse you awesome brain.
	2:55pm k beach: Fn raaaadddd set
	2:58pm Mike East: show was great today. Thanks, Diane and Jerry A

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August 29, 2013: Jerry A of Poison Idea GUEST DJ on Peer Pressure!

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Artist	Track	Approx. start time
Poison Idea	Lifestyles "Lifestyles" by "Poison Idea"	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Poison Idea	Short Fuse "Short Fuse" by "Poison Idea"	0:05:59 (Pop-up)
Adrenalin OD	Mister Rogers "Mister Rogers" by "Adrenalin OD"	0:07:51 (Pop-up)
Code of Honor	I Killed the Dove "I Killed the Dove" by "Code of Honor"	0:08:56 (Pop-up)
Die Kreuzen	All White "All White" by "Die Kreuzen"	0:10:51 (Pop-up)
Poison Idea	Laughing Boy "Laughing Boy" by "Poison Idea"	0:14:10 (Pop-up)
Zero Boys	Civilization's Dying "Civilization's Dying" by "Zero Boys"	0:15:47 (Pop-up)
Big Stick	Darling Raven "Darling Raven" by "Big Stick"	0:17:41 (Pop-up)
Poison Idea	Alan's On Fire "Alan's On Fire" by "Poison Idea"	0:20:22 (Pop-up)
Zero Boys	Vicious Circle "Vicious Circle" by "Zero Boys"	0:24:31 (Pop-up)
Zero Boys	Amphetamine Addiction "Amphetamine Addiction" by "Zero Boys"	0:25:46 (Pop-up)
Motorhead	Ace of Spades "Ace of Spades" by "Motorhead"	0:26:26 (Pop-up)
Carcass	Death Certificate "Death Certificate" by "Carcass"	0:29:19 (Pop-up)
Poison Idea	Typical "Typical" by "Poison Idea"	0:32:53 (Pop-up)
Poison Idea	In My Headache "In My Headache" by "Poison Idea"	0:34:42 (Pop-up)
Poison Idea	Underage "Underage" by "Poison Idea"	0:35:41 (Pop-up)
Poison Idea	Self Abuse "Self Abuse" by "Poison Idea"	0:36:25 (Pop-up)
Avengers	Car Crash "Car Crash" by "Avengers"	0:37:34 (Pop-up)
Voivod	Tornado "Tornado" by "Voivod"	0:41:57 (Pop-up)

JERRY A of POISON IDEA = Peer Pressure GUEST!!
Interview with Jerry A of POISON IDEA	"Interview with Jerry A of POISON IDEA"	0:52:16 (Pop-up)
Eek-A-Mouse	Anarexol "Anarexol" by "Eek-A-Mouse"	1:12:28 (Pop-up)
Discharge	Aint No Feeble Bastard "Aint No Feeble Bastard" by "Discharge"	1:15:57 (Pop-up)
Syd Barrett	Octopus "Octopus" by "Syd Barrett"	1:17:20 (Pop-up)
Les Georges Leningrad	Sponsorships	1:21:15 (Pop-up)
Interview with Jerry A of POISON IDEA	"Interview with Jerry A of POISON IDEA"	1:24:59 (Pop-up)
Dr. Alimantado	Poison Flour "Poison Flour" by "Dr. Alimantado"	1:37:02 (Pop-up)
Love	The Daily Planet "The Daily Planet" by "Love"	1:39:33 (Pop-up)
Joe Coffee	Second String To Second Best	1:42:57 (Pop-up)
Captain Beefheart	Plastic Factory	1:46:04 (Pop-up)
Germs	The Slave "The Slave" by "Germs"	1:49:32 (Pop-up)
Interview with Jerry A of POISON IDEA	"Interview with Jerry A of POISON IDEA"	1:51:37 (Pop-up)

Poison Idea	Discontent "Discontent" by "Poison Idea"	2:06:34 (Pop-up)
Poison Idea	Feel The Darkness "Feel The Darkness" by "Poison Idea"	2:08:09 (Pop-up)
Uncle Acid And The Deadbeats	Mt. Abraxas	2:14:13 (Pop-up)
Hawkwind	Assault and Battery/The Golden Void	2:21:28 (Pop-up)
High On Fire	Frost Hammer "Frost Hammer" by "High On Fire"	2:31:22 (Pop-up)
Dissection	The Anti-Christ "The Anti-Christ" by "Dissection"	2:37:48 (Pop-up)
DOA	DOA "DOA" by "DOA"	2:40:22 (Pop-up)
Didjits	Headless "Headless" by "Didjits"	2:42:10 (Pop-up)
Fad Gadget	Fireside Favourites "Fireside Favourites" by "Fad Gadget"	2:44:33 (Pop-up)
Butthole Surfers	Human Cannonball	2:48:43 (Pop-up)

Zero Boys	Put Some Lipstick On It	2:55:11 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:06pm Diane Kamikaze: My guest today is JERRY A of Poison Idea! He should be here by 12:20! If you've got questions, let em rip now!
	12:06pm Rich in Washington: YAY!
	12:06pm Jim: Hey Diane..
	12:07pm Rich in Washington: Many fond memories of Poison Idea gigs in Portland. Truth told, Poison Idea was my first ever punk show at the Satyricon.
	12:08pm Cecile: No weird questions: Did you play much with the Wipers? Were they a big influence on you? Whose chest got cut into on that one album cover? Whose record collection was on the cover of the "Record Collectors are Pretentious Assholes" 45? Did you have a pretentious asshole record collector in mind? Did you ever play outside the West Coast? I don't remember you guys making it to Detroit back in the day.
	12:09pm common: how was the show in philly last eve?
	12:09pm Cecile: see, normal questions.
	12:10pm Cecile: yes! I love this track.
	12:11pm Rich in Washington: Jerry: Do you remember trying to take a KGON Defenders of Rock t-shirt off of some surfer-looking dude? It was my clueless friend Jay and we dragged him to a punk show and I don't think he ever went to another one after that.
	12:11pm Jim Devoid: Question for Jerry A:Was alcohol somehow involved when the ceiling of the Lismar Lounge in NY caught fire when you all played there in the early 90's?
	12:12pm northguineahills: I somehow missed Code of Honer (at least in my memory).
	12:12pm Cecile: IT'S ALL WHITE!
	12:12pm Jim: How come he doesn't play with Thee Slayer Hippy any more
	12:12pm eyenoise: Log in to star ALL WHITE!
	12:13pm r i s k y: Loving the set Diane!
	12:13pm Rich in Washington: Whoa! This is a weird version. Not like the LP. Is it from Cows N' Beer?
	12:13pm Stevel: Ooooooh, Die Kreusen. Always a pleaser, back in the day. One of my favorite full-out rock screams.
	12:14pm Jim: Zero Boys tonight!!!!!!
	12:14pm Stevel: Somewhere, I have a great (not really) photo of the back of the DKreuzen's vocalist's throat. Where are Zero Boys?
	12:15pm Jim: Europa
	12:16pm Jim: in Brooklyn
	12:16pm Stevel: Zero Boys need to do a triumphal Indiana Return tour. For me.
	12:17pm Stevel: What a set!
	12:17pm Cecile: now a question for you, Diane, how was that Wrekmaster Harmonies show? Was JR Robinson all intense 'n' shit? YEAH I LOVE THIS SONG.
	12:17pm Jim: I know they played there in the 90s..it was a big deal..a bunch of people I know went.. OH ZERO BOYS ON NOW
	12:19pm Rich in Washington: Poison Idea's Tom did a helluva radio show in the mid-80s on KBOO. Not sure if it was a regular show or if he just guested on someone else's show but it was fantastic. Maybe Jerry remembers something about it. I still have a bunch of cassettes of it.
	12:20pm Jim: This reminds me of HAPPY FLOWERS
	12:21pm Cecile: More and more I'm getting the feeling that the old HC bands are getting the treatment the hippies gave the old bluesmen. Except the bands obviously have more control over the output. it's kind of weird.
	12:22pm fred: Dumb question, feel free to ignore: any chance of a show in Paris, France? If so, how can I make sure I hear about it?
	12:22pm Rich in Washington: @Cecile: Yeah, the Killed By Death series is like Folkways Records for Punk.
	12:24pm Cecile: Exactly. And everyone is trying to memorize the licks.
	12:25pm Cecile: it's the Stooges Wax Museum all over again. YAH
	12:26pm Jim: This sounds like the soundtrack to my HS mix tape
	12:26pm Stevel: If people keep working derivatively (HUGE word for me) we should be down to one-note songs in no time.
	12:27pm Jim: That made no sense..I meant my HS years..or a mix tape I would have had in HS
	12:27pm Cecile: YAH
	12:28pm Ken From Hyde Park: Lemmy!
	12:28pm Rich in Washington: For me, punk was a time and place which no longer exists.
	12:29pm Stevel: EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!! Motorhead! (Played this song 25 times in a row, one night, driving. It did not get old.) Punk is no longer a workable label for a musical genre. Punk once meant Pere Ubu, Blondie, Talking Heads, Richard Hell, Sex Pistols... etc, etc, etc. The mark keeps moving.
	12:30pm Rev. Turnip Druid: WHHHAAA..[crashes into room, oddly floor-up, as if fired from some goddamned cannon from hell]
	12:30pm Jim: punk is an attitude..
	12:30pm Rich in Washington: Green Day & Offspring sound so lame and neutered. I can't see how anyone could be excited by that. I also can't fathom the style of music now called Hardcore - that screechy screamo music. It's silly. It's the howl of some kid who got a Jetta for graduation instead of the Audi they asked for.
	12:31pm Jim: CARRRRRRRRRCASS...
	12:32pm Andrew Waterloo: Didn't screemo stop being a thing 10 years ago?
	12:33pm Jim: I got an advance of the new Lp..it's pretty fucking incredible..in the vein of Heartwork
	12:33pm Cecile: I love Carcass's Metallica album.
	12:33pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ah, magical chug-chug. I love thee.
	12:33pm Rich in Washington: But I am old. It's like the old geezer still bitching about kids and their baggy pants.
	12:34pm Stevel: Reading "From the Velvets to the Voidoids by Clinton Heylin (Thanks to someone on this board, I believe.) Fascinating how what became "Punk" came from bands/non bands moving as far away from accepted genres and performance norms as possible. Long, endless jams and other often tedious exercises made up the foundation.
	12:34pm InBrkly: @JimDevoid: I was going to ask the same question about 924 Gilman back in 89. Everclear and a lighter nearly brought the place down. People threw wet tshirts at the rafters.
	12:34pm Ken From Hyde Park: I have free Sirius on my car radio for the next couple of weeks. They should play some of Diane's selections instead of G 'n' R on their hard rock channels.
	12:35pm Andrew Waterloo: @Cecile, it really draws you in doesn't it?
	12:36pm Rich in Washington: Pig was such a fierce guitar player. Even his tinny-sounding axe on Pick Your Kings is incredible.
	12:36pm Droll: Today's show is so good, even lurkers need to stop their work and give an approving nod.
	12:37pm Cecile: Velvets to the Voidoids is a great book. Yeah, Andrew, it's so well played and written. You would never guess...
	12:37pm Mike East: (nods)
	12:37pm Jim: Diane is reliving her early days of being a DJ right now...and it kicks ass
	12:38pm Rich in Washington: I remember seeing PI for the first time and was stunned by how not punk Pig/Tom looked and what a kick-ass guitar player he was live.
	12:39pm Rich in Washington: Yes, Diane, this set rocks plenty! Great choices!
	12:40pm Cecile: Many of these I played on air back in the day. Of course mixed up withe everything else you could imagine.
	12:40pm Stevel: Rich in Washington: Many best music memories for me were encountering bands who did not 'look' like they were 'supposed to'. Even though I was raised on Glam, I loved the way people fucked with or ignored image.
	12:40pm Andrew Waterloo: @Cecile, also very fluid
	12:40pm Cecile: Rich, some of the toughest bands back in the day looked completely normal. It was kinda funny.
	12:40pm Jim: I need to go get lunch..but I don't want to miss anything..then again..I own everything that has been played so far..but It's JUST NOT THE SAME
	12:41pm Cecile: ha, stevel, exactly.
	12:41pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Yep, this old fart is transformed. Quite a time machine, this set. All it's missing is the crunchy drop-out of old cassette compilations that have been eaten by cheap boom-boxes too often.
	12:42pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Jim: That's my issue exactly. And the food truck of choice is just 2 blocks away. Arms too short. Stupid arms.
	12:42pm Rich in Washington: @Cecile: I remember lots of cool kids at punk shows who just had their own look and not the stereotypical punk look until around '83 or so and then everyone started looking the same. Seems like girls stopped showing up unless they were someone's girlfriend, too.
	12:43pm Cecile: VOIVODDDDD
	12:43pm common: voivod
	12:44pm Jim: VOIVOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD...(see I'm glad I didn't leave yet!!!!!!)
	12:44pm Cecile: YES. Me and my friends were often among the few girls who came on their own to punk shows.
	12:44pm Ken From Hyde Park: Time for ... wait for it ... Voivod! !! !!!
	12:45pm northguineahills: Ciminy, I have the same dilemma as Jim. Time for food. Be back soonish.
	12:45pm Cecile: it's like the punk rulebook got codified and then it was all non-punk influences, women and gays get out. My friend disagrees, but he was in Madison where it was more politically conscious. In Detroit, that's what happened.
	12:45pm fred: Maybe we old farts need a manifesto, something we can defend from these youngsters. Woolf penned "a room of one's own", who will dare to write "a lawn of one's own", just so that we can scream at those damn kids to get off it
	12:46pm Cecile: People like the Necros, John Brannon, Die Kreuzen moved out of that pretty damn fast when it got that way.
	12:47pm Cecile: not for every show. A lot of the SST bands drew a varied crowd.
	12:48pm Cecile: And the Grumpy's 13 show was great because the girls that came with their boyfriends were probably the girls who went to HC shows solo in the 80s.
	12:49pm Cecile: Not girls, good Lord. The women.
	12:49pm Stevel: Madison was interesting, and a bit mellower than other areas. Not very likely to get hurt at a show, unless you were looking for it. Girls weren't a complete rarity, but, the slam-dance floor was very much a place for adolescent male energy. There were definitely girls who held their own.
	12:53pm Cecile: Yeah. I think a lot of girls and short guys got turned off by the pit. I know I did. But standing back further ended up being better because you could actually watch the band.
	12:54pm Ken From Hyde Park: Ugh...we're losin' it, folks. When Voivod comes on, we need to VOIVOD! !! !!! Many of the usuals must be on vacation or at lunch today.
	12:55pm Rev. Turnip Druid: The political/dischordy/vegetarian-esque punks in DC did definitely self-isolate. The micro-tribes were hilarious.
	12:55pm common: ah, the stench of philly. nuthin like it.
	12:56pm Jim Devoid: The stench of cheese steaks?
	12:56pm fred: Where's Cheri Pi? We can't properly acknowledge Voivod while she's missing, can we?
	12:58pm common: that's right, jim
	12:58pm Cheri Pi: Here! was at lunch
	12:58pm Cheri Pi: VOIVOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	1:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: @CP - That's the spirit!
	1:00pm fred: You're neglecting your duties, see where it got us.
	1:01pm InBrkly: The aforementioned show: www.itallhappened.com...
	1:02pm Didier: When will you play in Europe ? Cheers from France Jerry
	1:03pm fred: WORRIED, that's where you got us, all for a lousy falafel? You're heartless
	1:05pm Rich in Washington: JERRY: How did Tom and you meet?
	1:09pm dinatekno: Loving this interview! Nice to hear a fantastic musician give a great interview. No BS - refreshing. And - this pretentious record collector still goes to live shows!
	1:09pm Cheri Pi: We are so lucky to be hearing this interview, thanks DK!
	1:10pm InBrkly: Punk IS change. It is recognizing that things have gotten stale and need shaking up.
	1:12pm Rev. Turnip Druid: EEK! Nice...
	1:12pm joshS: great hearing Jerry A!
	1:12pm Cheri Pi: I agree with the pro dub scentiment.
	1:14pm Mike East: badabingbangboing
	1:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: alright. Hunger taking over. Beginning to see rainbow hedgehog balloons levitating. Must tackle that foodtruck.
	1:16pm taychaos: NOooooooooo! Me and tha boys don't approve!
	1:18pm taychaos: ...Soren says "much better"
	1:18pm Rich in Washington: DISCHARGE!!
	1:18pm Cheri Pi: Great bleep!
	1:18pm Cecile: Most eclectic choices in a while.
	1:19pm Cheri Pi: I approve of Syd Barrett!!
	1:19pm Cheri Pi: What Cecile said
	1:19pm andy: hearing eek a mouse made me so incredibly happy. I had a tape 20+ years ago a friend made that had eek and poison idea on it. I'm glad to see my crazy ol' friend Pete wasn't so crazy.
	1:20pm Cheri Pi: we listened to Syd Barrett all the time in the 80's along with Discharge and the gang.
	1:20pm Whosondephone: Syd Barrett!!!
	1:27pm Cheri Pi: Feedtime was on rough trade
	1:27pm Cheri Pi: I definitely hear the Rough Trade sound in that pick.
	1:28pm Cecile: feedtime were on aberrant and then were reissed by Rough Trade.
	1:29pm Cecile: I like that Jerry is still up with today's sounds. :D
	1:30pm Cheri Pi: Of course C, that's right.
	1:30pm Polk Biggins: Hi Diane. Hello people of the Internet. Enjoying the show.
	1:31pm Andrew Waterloo: I think Astronomy Domine is one of the most intense songs going.
	1:31pm InBrkly: I know feedtime from the subpop reissues. Mark Arm gives them a lot of love.
	1:31pm Cheri Pi: Just reading on Eyehate God's wiki the other day: Eyehategod have noted Melvins, Carnivore, The Obsessed, Discharge, Black Flag, Corrosion of Conformity, Black Sabbath, Celtic Frost, Confessor and Saint Vitus[2] as key influences
	1:32pm Mike East: earmuffs!
	1:33pm Ken From Hyde Park: Whoops....maybe should've inserted a bleep in there.
	1:33pm Rich in Washington: Feedtime were one of the essential bands of that ugly, atonal 80s sound (Big Black, Buttholes, Birthday Party, Scratch Acid, Cop Shoot Cop, (early Swans), etc.)
	1:33pm Chris from DC: CP, there have been a few bands influenced in turn by Eyehategod.
	1:36pm Rich in Washington: JERRY: KGON is still around, still stuck 20 years in the past today. Now they will play Nirvana
	1:36pm Paulie Bearer: Tell that bum to get some coffee,and speak audibly!
	1:37pm Cecile: I have loved feedtime since 1986. Such a great band.
	1:38pm Jim: spoken like a true jerk, paul. :)
	1:39pm InBrkly: The only music that makes me feel stoned are the first 2 Earth albums.
	1:39pm Ken From Hyde Park: Nivarna rules!
	1:39pm Cecile: ha! Love the FM reference. I tend to like dub more than reggae, too.
	1:40pm Chris from DC: Digging the Dr. Allmantado
	1:40pm Cecile: YES
	1:41pm InBrkly: Love Love!
	1:41pm Cheri Pi: I had to school Mr. CP the younger on dub recently- he thought i was joking when I corrected him and said, we're listening to dub not slowed down reggae. and I said it mean. LOVE!
	1:41pm Cheri Pi: Oh Jerry, you are preaching to the choir now.
	1:41pm common: LOVE love
	1:43pm fred: @Cecile: I'm totally with you there, only more extreme: I love dub, can't stand reggae. Not even trying to find a reason, it's a visceral thing
	1:44pm InBrkly: This reminds me that there was supposed to be a lost love album released last year but I never heard anything about it again after that.
	1:45pm Jim: Joe Coffee sucks..(Hi Paul)
	1:45pm Cecile: I like ska and early reggae. And just about anything Burning Spear ever did
	1:45pm Paulie Bearer: Aw,shucks....You're the ginchiest,Mr.A...
	1:45pm Jim: I wish Joe Coffee would play again..
	1:47pm Cheri Pi: !!!
	1:47pm Cecile: YES
	1:47pm Polk Biggins: Don Van (!)
	1:48pm Rich in Washington: Jeebus, this is great!!
	1:49pm Jim: How about some HOT RATS!!
	1:50pm Rich in Washington: I was wondering when we'd hear some Germs.
	1:51pm Rich in Washington: DIANE: If you're still entertaining questions from the peanut gallery: JERRY: what do you think of the upcoming Satyricon documentary?
	1:52pm Cheri Pi: I bet Jerry would like Kandia Crazy-Horse's writing and singing.
	1:52pm DTErrico: F-Yeah, love The Germs!!!
	1:52pm Jim: Everyone leaves the party when I played HEINO
	1:53pm Cecile: no, it's safe as milk.
	1:53pm Cecile: And Clear Spot is awesome.
	1:56pm dinatekno: Absolutely fantastic choice of music!! I am loving it....all the young'uns in the cubicles around me are wondering why the 50 year old wacko is headbanging like a freak. Thank you, I know I will need to purchase a neck brace this afternoon! 8')
	1:59pm Veronica: Yess, The Daily Planet. One of the best.
	2:00pm Paulie Bearer: Manchester,Staten Island, And we were BUY. Paid for everything.
	2:00pm Rich in Washington: Those old school punk dudes will make you use up your Airtools buffer time in no time flat.
	2:02pm Cheri Pi: me too DK! down with 'em.
	2:07pm taychaos: Great list, great show! Had the kids dancing! Thanks Diane! Thanks Jerry!
	2:10pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Back in the pit. Please no stoppy.
	2:13pm Cheri Pi: Nice Gomez you got there brother Pappy.
	2:14pm Polk Biggins: This set is gnarly.
	2:14pm fred: @dinatekno: Maybe Diane should launch a line of neck braces for us old codgers. There's a market there... I would support that right about now
	2:15pm Rev. Turnip Druid: That there's one permanently clean spot onna kitchen flo'...
	2:15pm Rev. Turnip Druid: speaking of "clear spots"
	2:16pm Jim: Next year at MDF!!!!
	2:18pm Polk Biggins: Any chance we could slide in some Toxic Reasons.
	2:20pm fred: I vote for more Poison Idea!!!
	2:20pm Cheri Pi: I wish my dog would mop the floor once in a while...
	2:22pm Rev. Turnip Druid: YASSSSS!
	2:23pm Cheri Pi: HHHHHHHAAWWWKKKKWWWWWWIIIIINNNNNDDDDDDDDDDDDDD!!!
	2:23pm fred: @Cheri Pi: I spent a long time wishing those pesky floors would scrub themselves. Alas, today I acknowledged it wasn't to be, and did it instead of these lazy slobs.
	2:24pm Cheri Pi: does everyone have their Hawkwind concert tickets I hope?
	2:25pm Rich in Washington: For a split second I thought we were going to hear Stones' 200 Light Years.. but this is way better.
	2:25pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I was on them tickets the moment they sprang from the womb, followed by a levitating afterbirth of stars & nebulae...
	2:25pm Whosondephone: Reminds me of the Moody Blues and Jethro Tull.
	2:27pm fred: Hawkwind aged better than I thought they would. I won't see them though. Not even sure when they play around here, but I'm sure it'll be way beyond what I can afford
	2:27pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I've been hooked on HW since maybe age 10, seems like they might be finally getting some recognition in the states for the first time since that '74 (?) tour. Thanks to this re-issue & such. Good time to come back to the states.
	2:28pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @fred: tickets for DC were in the 20-25 range i think. Not horribly horrible.
	2:35pm fred: @RTD: I came to HW through Moorcock, they outlasted my interest in his books. Unfortunately, I expect that range to inflate to around €50, that's usually the rate around here. I'll keep an eye out in case of a good surprise. Though I'll be spending next Saturday on a 9-hours Zorn-fest, I will probably regret those euros when they're gone
	2:38pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @fred: ah, so my aforementioned 20-25 were $USD. Haven't seen Brock & co. since '89, so I'm stupidly happy about all this. Some of Moorcock still appeals (Cornelius) but much of it hasn't been touched since teenage days. This whole show is one for the altar of yum-yum.
	2:42pm Rich in Washington: DEE OH AY!!!
	2:42pm fred: @RTD: To my growing dismay, there seems to be less and less room in Paris for gigs between €5 and €50. I'll stick with the former, but this situation sucks
	2:46pm Rev. Turnip Druid: TOVEY!
	2:46pm InBrkly: My problem with Moorcock is that he /frequenly/ revises subsequent printings of his work. I don't want to buy the same book 3 times.
	2:46pm Cheri Pi: Oui!
	2:47pm Rich in Washington: Gads, Fad Gadget was fab, dammit!
	2:50pm Rev. Turnip Druid: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	2:50pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Shotgun blast of clicky-stars all over this damned thing.
	2:51pm Cheri Pi: YEP!
	2:51pm Chris from DC: Oh hell yes.
	2:51pm InBrkly: Oh man this song takes me to a very specific time and place. Friday night, back of my friends VW van drinking mickey's grenades with the boys, looking for trouble.
	2:52pm Cheri Pi: EXCLAMATION POINTS IN ALL CAPS!!!!
	2:53pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I can still see the lightshow, curse you awesome brain.
	2:55pm k beach: Fn raaaadddd set
	2:58pm Mike East: show was great today. Thanks, Diane and Jerry A

Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine: Playlist from August 29, 2013

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