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DoublePlusGood

Dec 10, 2020 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM

With Lizbot

5:01 PM		Slim Whitman There's a Rainbow in Every Teardrop Slim Whitman Slim Whitman Sings Imperial 1959 American country music singer and songwriter known for his distinctive yodel style. His version of Indian Love Song was famously used in the Tim Burton film Mars Attacks! to kill the Martian invaders.
5:05 PM		Led Zeppelin That's the Way Led Zeppelin III (Remastered) Atlantic 1970
5:11 PM		Beak> When We Fall >>> Temporary Residence 2018
5:16 PM		Momus Je Suis Avec Le Christ Create 2: Recreate Cherry Red Records 2018 Originally released on the Timelord album
5:21 PM		Juana Molina Paraguaya Juana Molina Halo Crammed Discs 2017
5:24 PM		Molchat Doma Судно (Борис Рижий) Molchat Doma Этажи Sacred Bones Records 2020 Lyrics by Russian poet Boris Ryzhy He is seen by many as the voice of the final Soviet-era generation and is sometimes referred to as the "Poet of Perestroika".
5:27 PM		Momus Pessoa Scobberlotchers American Patchwork 2016
5:31 PM		Schnellertollermeier Rights Schnellertollermeier Rights Cuneiform Records 2017 Schnellertollermeier is an experimental rock/math rock/brutal prog/jazz fusion trio from Lucerne, Switzerland. Named after surnames of band members: Andi Schnellmann, Manuel Troller and David Meier.
5:44 PM		FFS Save Me from Myself FFS Domino 2015 Sparks + Franz Ferdinand one-off collaborative album
5:46 PM		Set Break: ----------------------------------------------------
5:48 PM		Bill Nelson Astroluxe Bill Nelson What Now, What Next? Cocteau Label 1998
5:51 PM		The Slits Typical Girls The Slits Cut Island Records 1979 Debut
5:55 PM		Alphonze Mouzon Tara, Tara Funky Snakefoot Blue Note 1974 jazz-fusion drummer and percussionist, a founding member of Weather Report
5:59 PM		Simon Bookish Richard of York Unfair / Funfair Use Your Teeth 2006 AKA British experimental musician and classical composer Leo Chadburn "Chisels a prism where once was an eye Splits open his chest as he lays down to die The hills and the standards are strangely afire As he bleeds seven hues into England's grey sky"
6:03 PM		Silicon Teens Red River Rock Music for Parties Mute 1980 Silicon Teens was a fictional United Kingdom based pop group in a similar vein to The Archies, and Gorillaz. The project was the creation of Mute Records founder Daniel Miller. This song is a cover of the 1959 Johnny and the Hurricanes song which itself is a rock adaption of the folk standard, “Red River Valley.” THe Silicon Teens version can be heard on the soundtrack to John Hughes 1987 film Planes, Trains And Automobiles.
6:07 PM		The DeZurik Sisters Beside the Sea-Side The DeZurik Sisters The Arizona Yodeler The M.D. Music Company Limited 2019 AKA The Cackle Sisters, Mary Jane & Carolyn
6:07 PM		Dislocation Dance It's So Difficult Messthetics #106: From The Manchester Musicans Collective 1977-1982 V/A Hyped2Death Early eighties new wave/cool jazz/pop collective from the Manchester area, initially signed to New Hormones, the label founded by Buzzcocks.
6:10 PM		Erkin Koray Yine Yalnizim Aşka Dönüyorum / Yine Yalnızım Turkish Plak 1969 Erkin Koray is one of the pioneers of Turkish psych rock, which is called Anatolian rock.
6:14 PM		Sonido Gallo Negro Mambo Cósmico Mambo Cósmico Glitterbeat Records 2018
6:15 PM		Set Break: ----------------------------------------------------
6:18 PM		The Roches Keep On Doing What You do / Jerks On the Loose The Roches Keep On Doing 1982
6:22 PM		The Pyramids And I Need You Deep In My Heart For You / And I Need You Federal 1955 doo-wop group from California
6:25 PM		Marianne Faithfull with Hugo Munday, Mark Bleeke, Peter Becker & Wilbur Pauley Faulheit The Seven Deadly Sins RCA 1998 a satirical ballet chanté ("sung ballet”) composed by Kurt Weill to a libretto by Bertoldt Brecht in 1933
6:29 PM		Julia Vorontsova Older Julia Vorontsova From St. Petersburg With Love Abaton Book Company 2004
6:32 PM		Bartees Strange Ghostly Bartees Strange Live Forever Memory Music 2020
6:36 PM		Hatfield & The North Lobster in Cleavage Probe Hatfield and the North Virgin Records 1973 featured David Sinclair of Caravan. Canterbury Scene ORIGIN OF NAME - Inspirated by the first road sign on the M1 going North
6:40 PM		Noah Creshevsky Orchestral Variations Hyperrealist Music 2011-2015 EM Label 2015 Noah Creshevsky is an American composer who studied composition at Julliard with serialist composer Luciano Berio
6:50 PM		Depeche Mode Now This Is Fun See You - Single Mute 1982
6:54 PM		Fad Gadget Life On the Line The Best of Fad Gadget Mute 1985
6:57 PM		Radiohead Like Spinning Plates Amnesiac XL Recordings 2001
7:02 PM		Set Break: ----------------------------------------------------
7:03 PM		Birdsongs of the Mesozoic Waterwheel Beat of the Mesozoic Ace of Hearts 1985 started out as a side project of Roger Miller and Martin Swope from Mission of Burma
7:05 PM		Nara Leão Estrada do Sol Nara Leão Dez Anos Depois Universal Music International Ltda. 1971 By 1963, after singing as an amateur for a few years, she became a professional and toured with Sérgio Mendes. In the mid-1960s, the institution of military dictatorship in Brazil led her to sing increasingly political lyrics. Her show Opinião reflected her political beliefs and she had largely switched to political music by this point. In 1964, she even spoke against bossa nova as a movement, calling it "alienating". In 1968, she appeared on the album Tropicália: ou Panis et Circenses, performing "Lindonéia." which has my favorite line on that entire landmark Tropicalismo Movement declaration: But gone Mas desaparecida She appears in the photograph Ela aparece na fotografia On the other side of life Do outro lado da vida
7:07 PM		Mort Garson Didn't You Hear? Mort Garson Didn't You Hear? Sacred Bones Records 2020 Originally released in 1970 on Custom Fidelity
7:14 PM		Jeff Zeigler & Dash Lewis Observatories Eraserhood Atlantic Rhythms 2020 advance release from forth-coming album, which will be released this Friday, december 11th on the Atlantic Rhythms
7:27 PM		Dorcha Bruiser N Honey Badger Box Record 2020 Recorded by Geoff Barrow of Portishead and Beak> 5 piece band of synths, strings, electronics and heavy beats.
7:31 PM		Grief Eaters Boogeyman Gone But Not Forgotten 2020
7:35 PM		Arelseum Hazy Tapestry Arelseum II 2020 Ryan Lipinsky and Colin Marston of Behold the Arctopus and Dysrhymia
7:40 PM		Coil Ostia (The Death of Pasolini) Horse Rotorvator Relativity 1986 Details from the mystery and still-unsolved murder of gay anti-fascist Italian filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini
7:46 PM		Felt Red Indians The Splendour of Fear Cherry Red 1984
7:48 PM		Ormb Surreptitiously Mick Barr Milanthriust, The Graths of Mersh Mick Barr of Orthrelm
7:51 PM		Set Break: ----------------------------------------------------
7:52 PM		Brocade West Nursery Chimes Original Obligations Chapman Pond Music 2020
7:56 PM		Erkin Koray Mesafeler Erkin Koray Silinmeyen Hatıralar (45'lik) - Single İSTANBUL PLAK LTD. 1973 Turkish Anatolian psych rock
7:56 PM		The Devils & The Devilettes I’ll Say Yes Eccentric R&B: The Cuca Label V/A Numero Group 2020
7:58 PM		Felt Mobile Shack Me and a Monkey On the Moon él Records 1989 Final album

Chat is archived.

Lizbot here! 🤖 🎶 📻

Yes, I’m playing Zep. I always play That’s the Way and some of their other ballads when I’m driving through the Pine Barrens on the way to LBI, and I felt like mentally escaping to that this week

Ha don’t ever recall zep on a lizbot show

Led Zeppelin is Lizbot’s favorite band

And I typed b4 you posted - it’s kinda perfect for where I’m listening tonite

She also loves kissing tiny flowers

Hahaha perfect / i was asked by another dj my fave and I answer zep

Hey Mark! Yeah, I avoid it for obvious reasons. They don’t need the press! But I can’t say I’ve NEVER played them...but it’s been so long, I can’t even begin to guess how many years ago

I listen to Zep a LOT in my car...so much, my husband asks me to play something else. I always listen on the way to the shore. I just associate these albums with going down the shore as a kid and me and my brother always playing them in the summer

I’m gonna find a tiny flower 🌸 to kiss/ listening in the glom at longwood gardens !

Ooooh, are you at Longwood right now?!?

Ironically after esoterica great show I put on gallows pole

Gallup poll

I also listen to Zep when I’m on a stressful drive sometimes. I had to drive to the airport in a hellacious thunderstorm a couple years ago and I blasted Zep all the way there and all the way back (was picking up something in the Cargo City area, not actually flying that time.)

Yes 1st time ever here : it’s amazing spectacular etc etcetc

This may also have marked the first time in radio history that Slim Whitman & Led Zeppelin were played back to back

Whoa! Okay, so I LOVE Longwood and have been dying to go for their Xmas display like I usually do, but I’m kinda afraid it’ll be crowded. Are there a lot of ppl there right now?

Hahaha to that comment :) only on PRB:)

Hi Bud! Yeah, probably!

No that’s the beauty/ I’ve been told at most 30% of what holiday crowd would b

@Mark- I always go to Longwood with my daughter and the past two years it got waaaaay too crowded. I’m glad it’s a lot better now. I think if it was even at 50-70% the usual holiday crowd, it would be too crowded for the current circumstances.

Yes and there’s kinda secret outdoor charging spots where I’m at w no one within 50 yards :)

Hi Lizbot -- Loved hearing the yodeliscious Slim Whitman! Didn't know about his additional fame as anti-Martian weapon. Too bad he was only a teenager and not yet a recording star in 1938: The folks in nearby Grovers Mill could have slept easier ...

@Mark-Nice! I reeeally miss Longwood. It is tempting to go when the crowd is so diminished

Last request: go back in time and go heavy on zep in tonite playlist / we did talk a lot la jette/ 12 monkeys on earlierE chat - the time travel is hard but not impossible:)

@Richard! Ha! Funny you should mention that, because I was just watching Radio Days with my daughter, basically for that scene where Bea’s date ditches her when the War of the Worlds broadcast airs

@Mark- that reminds me, i should show my 12 year-old La Jete. I have that on VHS and I think DVD somewhere in the house. She can see 12 Monkeys afterwards

Yes she would im sure love it / it’s my all time favorite short

@Mark- My old family friend Drucie McDaniels has a non-speaking bit part in 12 Monkeys, but she actually gets to dance with Brad Pitt. She played a lady in the asylum. She does the Molly Bloom part in Ulysses on Bloomsday at the Rosenbach every June 16th

I’ll let u know later how the playlist pairs w the lite show

@Mark- Now I’m imagining watching the fountain light show to this Molchat Doma Soviet techno throwback track! It would be a trip to be live-listing my show FROM Longwood Gardens

Ah the soundtrack to the upsidedown bat 🦇 party video

Wow wow wow / kinda familiar w scene as I got obsessed w 12 back this time last year / love blooms day too wish I could go to Ireland to celebrate

Love the goth bat 🦇 party !

I was gonna suggest put a playlist together that matches & come here to listen !

@George- Molchat Doma- also, their album cover features Soviet era brutalist architecture

The beauty of pre record / anxious to hear the next 2+ hours

@Mark- I WISH I’d gotten to Ireland in 2016- the centennial of the Easter 1916 uprising/beginning of Irish Independence for the Republic of Ireland.

@Mark- could STILL go o Ireland for the centennial of official independence in 2022, if it’s safe to travel by then and American passports aren’t still crap then!

@Mark- Hrmmm, that’s a good theme- Garden/music to explore a garden to...

When I was in Ireland in 2019, I visited a few large castle gardens and the rolling hills made me think of Peter Gabriel-era Genesis and Canterbury Scene prog for some reason

Ha remember u promised an Ireland inspired show that u still owe us loyal listeners/ damn Covid :( !

I knoooooow. I actually piled up a huge amount of music for that Ireland show and needed to edit it down, lest it be 5 shows long, and then I never did it and felt bad about it. It got to be too long since the trip, so I thought I’d save it for St Patrick’s instead, but then Covid happened.

Ha I would settle for Gabriel music box era & Canterbury:)

Talk to u when I’m leaving this garden of eden / might b never !

Sounds good. Did you ever see that Musical Box Gabriel-era Genesis cover band? We saw them do Lamb at the Keswick and it was actually really great. Original set pieces/costumes and all. Had PG’s blessing

I've seen the Musical Box do the Lamb & Selling England By The Pound tours. They're pretty amazing. Friends who saw the original tours said it fit their memories exactly.

@Bud- Nice! I missed Selling England. I heard the same thing from old heads who were at the original shows

Haha don’t know if u remember we used to talk on PRB phone in old timey days about them / they’re one of my all time fave at keswick which is my go to theater/ goodness do i

Miss it !

@Mark- Yes! I suspected that was you!

Haha more lamb when u can play / always knew u had a soft spot for Rael /

Yeah Molchat Doma got hype on bandcamp and on the WeTransfer art gallery thing, and I can’t help but think it’s largely because people like the idea of Belarusian goth with b+w brutalist building photos

Like, the word “brutalist” has probably done as much to fuel the swing of opinion on that architecture as the architecture itself

@George- Agree.

@George- the “Brutalist” term is appealing and I think appropriately descriptive of that style of architecture, but I personally always liked that style before knowing that term- hence my long-running affection for the I-House- R.I.P.

It's an awfully good descriptive term.

Yo fellow 'Botters!

LIZBOT!

heard zep & juana molina on drive home... nice

@Hi jimbeaux!

Hi Brian D!

“Botters”....I like it!

Or 'Bot Horde.

@jimbeaux- that one sounds slightly menacing, which is not a bad thing. Possibly better suited for Killbot

Dislocation Dance...so, so awesome!

@jimbeaux- Yes! I never tire of that song! I just had bananas...

always happy to hear the roches!

@connor- yeah, I wish I could harmonize like that!

a NJ classic

@Connor- indeed!

now that I think about it, earlier this week another DJ said you were the resident Roches expert

@Connor- huh, I wonder who said that

@connor- I was having a lengthy discussion last week on here about Robert Fripp’s playing on Roches albums and other early 80s projects he played on when he moved to NYC

wait... did you say it about another DJ? the days/weeks blur together

@connor- nah. I guess it was another DJ about me like you said. I just wonder who

Hammond Song..... dreamy

Love when you play that

@Brian D- Hammond Song is my absolute favorite

I like their "Ing" song

ing ing ing repeated singing syllable

@Brian D- That’s a good one. They performed the Ing song at Princeton in the 90s- McCarter Theatre

I love the whole Loudon Kate Suzzy dysfolktional family

Or was he married to another Roche?

Yeah, don’t forget Martha’s song about Loudon!

It was Suzzy and then of course before that he was married to Kate McGarrigle, who I’ve been listening to a lot this week on that Chieftains Bells of Dublin album from the late 80s

Bloody Motherfathering Azzwell

Love that family album from early 2000s 2 Green Rocky Road on it

Dave Von Ronk does a great version of Green Green rocky Road on the “...and then the tin pan bended” collection

And That song reminds me of Dave Van Ronk

Ha beat me

Kate & Anna McGarrigle sang on Il Est Né/Ca Berger on that Bells of Dublin Chieftains album, but i mispoke- it was ‘91, not late 80s

Great bio Mayor of Bleecker Street

And Llewellyn Davis film. Base on Dave VR

Love that bio! I saw Van Ronk in the early 90s at the Left Bank with my parents! His voice was so rough from endless smoking. He signed my CD! Was very nice to chat with, not an a-hole then, anyway, despite some accounts!

That Cohen Bros movie based on him certainly makes him out to be a complete jerk

He probably mellowed a lot

Salty. A good word maybe. But ya I love him

Great interviews in the Scorcese Dylan flick

Yeah, gotta rewatch those bits

And of course his Garden State towns song!

Dave's ode to the map of New Jersey

He could’ve joined in on the Is Central Jersey real debate were he still alive! I emphatically am in the Yes camp on that issue!

Yes! It has an accent or several for fex sake

And it’s own distinct identity and breakfast meat! I can’t actually eat it, but proudly embrace that Taylor Pork Roll is from Trenton. My grandmom always cooked it. She was used to weird cheap meats like pork roll and spam. Had to cook with that stuff during the war. I associate it with her, but I cannot stomach it. Once in a blue moon I get it for nostalgia’s sake

I even argue that there should be North, Northwest, Central, South

haha

I'm happy to hear 3 songs in a row that are obviously performed by robots disguised as humans.

@connor- no Taylor Ham, here! Only pork roll. Taylor Ham usage indicates a misguided North Jerseyian!

@Rick! Ha! 🤖 🎶

<----Penciltucky born but i always defend my neighbor Jerz

I am a backroads map geek. Jerz rules

@Brian D- YES! I prefer the backroads. I take the backroads up upstate NY- Rte 206 all the way!

And Rte 73 through the Pineys!

@Brian D- Yeah, I can’t abide by the PA suburbs folks who knock NJ!

I was telling Esoterica... we were separated at birth

I swam in The Root Beer Lake as a kid

@Brian D - haha!

What is Root Beer Lake??

Yeah, I need to know too!

Not sure where it was in The Pineys. But the plant life stained the water deep brown

I swam in the lake at Batsto in the Pineys. I remember naked hippies in that lake on a particularly hot summer day when Don mcLean was playing for free outdoors nearby 😂

Natural not pollution

@Brian D- I don’t remember what all those lakes were called, but they were cedar water- looked like iced tea!

Iron rich water of the Pines! Lake Atsion also called "ice tea lake"

My summer camp was Matollionequay in the Pineys. YWCA camp. My Girl Scout troop was in Indewendawin. As a teen I joined the trailblazers troop and camped up the Mullica River- the water was too low after no rainfall for a long time, and our canoes with all our fresh water supplies and sleeping bags went into the river. We had to sleep in a mosquito-y bank with no fresh water and all I could think about was that lake being REAL iced tea and desperately wanting to drink it!

My mom and the Pineys go way back! She was a councilor at Matolly in the late 50s/early60s

Yep that's it or them definitely

She was a councilor there with PRB DJ Julia Factorial’s mom!

@Brian D- I got LEECHES on me climbing outta that lake once. They were all clinging to the dock. Straight outta Stand By Me!

We had water ballon fights from our canoes! I was pretty good at steering and water balloon fighting simultaneously, if I do say so

Medford Lakes. Great lil backroadish area.

Great story Lizbot!

My dad took me to Batso when I was really little and all I remember was him skipping a rock for what seemed like a mile

Medford Lakes is where a lot of my mom’s old friends live now. They’re all late 70s-mid 80s.

Shouts to DJ Julia Factorial and Commie Francis. Faves of new and older times on prb

My mom and the camp cook picked blueberries around there and made blueberry ice cream in the camp kitchen. Used to sneak out all the time!

Just popping in to say this is great fried cheesecurd making music

@Brian D- Yeah, Julia, when she did Clean Yr Room with Art, used to be on after me years and years ago!

I heard Radiohead for the first time through the wall of a replica Noah's Ark at Camp Luther, deep in the woods of Wisconsin

@Krista- Wow! Spoken like a true Midwesterner! I haven’t thought of cheese curds since visiting my friend Mary in Madison, WI

It sounded like a smoke alarm but i really just set off a steam alarm i think. So much boiling, baking and microwaving going on

The stove hood is raining

Clean Yr Room was a huge favorite of mine back then. I still remember their japanese plinky bed music

NY State style oversalted boil taters

Julia, if yr out there come back and do more Born Inflamed shows!

@Connor-my parents took us and my mom’s friend from England to Batsto during a horrendous heatwave for a concert (the don McLean one) and my mom’s British friend, unaccustomed to heat and jet-lagged, PASSED OUT

Salmon& broccoli time to et

My parents also dragged this poor friend to a Phillies game and Pat’s Steaks in the abject heat

Ha!

oh my goodness, Jersey really is too much sometimes

@Connor- Julia is doing the alternating show every other week just before me this season! The show is now called Jetty On the Rocks

Deep east coast injection on the foreigner

Jeez, ive tuned in for that and didnt put it together. So dumb.

Haha this chat is reaching esoterica earlier today size :)

Good thing it was sumner so they did not take them to the Mummers Parade

@connor- s’okay! The name change of the show mighta thrown you off!

There was Mixbream

There was Mixtape Maker/Heartbreaker, Clean Yr Room, Born Inflamed AND Jetty on the Rocks from Julia!

@Brian D- haha, yeah, she might’ve done better in the extreme cool, but who knows?! She was horrified by cheesesteaks!

Overheated muddy Pinies badgered Don mcClean to play American Pie over and over while medics helped my mom’s friend. A memorable afternoon!

"There was Mixtape Maker/Heartbreaker, Clean Yr Room, Born Inflamed AND Jetty on the Rocks from Julia!" <------ Love

A pseudonym to fool him, She couldn't have made a worse move

My wife is gonging along to this fine soundtrack. Great overtones!

Ha! I mistyped “Mixbream” earlier! That’s something else entirely...a dream mix? Quit dreaming and get on the beam!, as Bill Nelson would say

Jetty is Julia Factorial? News flash!!! Sneaky DJs.

@jimbeaux- Yup!

Julian Mixbream. Plays the works of Heitor Villa Lobos

Mixbream = fish puree

hehe

@Brian D- Ha! Mixbream! I need to alert Julia to this thread!

@jimbeaux- Not to be confused with Mixbrine

DJ Sunbream Mixmaster (after ye old kitchen mixer)

@Brian D- Thr world can ALWAYS use more gonging! I’m glad to hear it!

We are a 2 gong family. And... five guitars, 2 mandolins, 2 banjos 1 Dobro 1 Uke and. An aloe plant we water yearly

2 gong family on a three dog night

Lovely playlist to accompany the longwood light show / probably gonna use a zep ballad playlist to accompany my hour + ride home

@Mark- Glad to hear it! 🍃

@Mark- Did you watch the big light show with the main fountain area, or the smaller fountains that light up? Or both? Did you go in the treehouses? 🌳 I want to go back!

beautiful set tonight! feels inspired

3 dog comment ya Liz!

@julianc- Thanks! I appreciate that

Yes yes and yes tho it was getting surprisingly crowded when I left few minutes ago after 8 hours there !

Speaking of lightshows, there's a chance of seeing the northern lights in central/north jersey tonight. Has happened before!

@Mark- Most people come at night for the lights at Christmas time, so I’ve always found it way more crowded then

A lot of late strivers & a lot of service dogs/ maybe bring the parrot as a service animal :)

*arrivrs

@jimbeaux- I would love to see them, but I need a spot with little light pollution—- seems I never see cool celestial events!

Jupiter and Saturn 🪐 very close visually this month / closet since 1200s

@jimbeaux- EXCEPT when I was in Arizona with zero light pollution/a no streetlights area and when I was in Priest Lake, Idaho in my uncle’s cabin and saw a falling star over the lake! Then I dropped my hotdog in the water

@Mark- Whoa!

@Mark- Whoa! Service Fripp! 🐦 he’d like that IF he weren’t averse to cold! His species is from Brazil. He likes it WARM

Great show like I said on earlier chat : RIP Harold Budd :( :( :(

Perseid meteor activity coming soon along with planetary convergence that mark mentioned! Best aurora I've seen have been in Minnesota & Saskatchewan. Light pollution terrible here :[

@Mark - Thanks, Mark. Sad about Harold Budd. Put show together before that news 😢

@jimbeaux- Best night sky I ever saw was outside Tucson, and on top Haleakala in Maui! Absolutely gorgeous. Fhere’s a NASA observatory on the peak of Haleakala

@Mark- Thanks for updating me on Longwood and letting me vicariously experience the garden tonight!

Hey DJ Liz Bot....great show tonight!

@Christine- Thanks!! Good hearing from you!

Sorry I missed tonight's chat. I was driving.

@Christine- NP! Glad you caught the show!

I'm glad I was able to listen in the car. It's just not Thursday without Doubleplusgood.

Thanks for stopping by everyone! Next week will be my last show until after Christmas (pre-emptied by Jon’s marathon on Xmas Eve)

Also, next week is the last show before my DOUBLEPLUSGOOD NYE SHOW! Keep the suggesting coming to say goodbye to 2020!