We Are Time

WMUH 91.7 FM -Muhlenberg College
Allentown, Pa.
http://muhlenberg.edu/wmuh
Friday, May 20th
12-2pm

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Negativland -- You must respect copyright -- fair use -- seeland
Rameses -- (How do I speak to the) Earth People -- Space Hymns --- vertigo
GodHeadSilo -- chickenut drive -- skyward in triumph -- sub pop
(N) Dalek -- eyes to form shadows -- absence -- ipecac
(N) Thorny Shorby Nyenwi -- No Wrong Show -- v/a: Afrobaby: the evolution of the Afro-Sound in Nigeria 1970-79 -- Soundway
(N) Milky Wimpshake -- (I'm saving my heart from) you -- Popshaped lp
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The Bentleys --Now It's Gone -- 45 -- Devlet (60s garage/fuzz. This track is so catchy. Can't find any information about them. This one came out on a label called Devlet. Anybody know???)
Modern Art -- Dear Dad -- 7" ep (Cleveland, Oh. late-70s art punk. They sort of sound like a cross between other Ohio greats -- Devo and Pere Ubu.)
Ana Hausen -- professionals -- 7" -- Human records (were they of any relation to Au Pairs? They are on the same label.)
The Fascination --
Meredith Monk -- fat stream -- Key lp
Ottawa -- 45 -- (Fooled me once, fooled me twice. Yet another not so great song with Jon Secada like vocals. I bet people listen to the show and think we are a novelty or "ironic" radio show. Proof that some disco sounds great on headphones, but in reality-- is bad.)
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Ken Lazarus -- reggae hits -- Federal
(N) Eyeball Skeleton -- Smokey Turtle -- #1 -- my pal god (the brothers from Mayo Elementary score again!)
Def Jef -- Give it Here -- Just a Poet with Soul -- Delicious Vinyl
Shuggie Otis -- xl-30 -- inspiration information
(N) Ezee Tiger
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(N)Unrest -- Champion Nines -- Imperial-- teenbeat -- (it appears teenbeat just reissued this great record.)
Replacements -- kicking your door down -- sorry ma, forgot to take out the trash -- twin/tone
(N)Z Trip -- The get down
(N) ZZZ ---
Gun Club -- carry home -- miami -- slash
Natural Decay --- 7"

Notes ---
Just one -- Rameses --- Formed by a guy who saw a vision one day and thought he was a reincarnation of an Egyptian god. His wife (or girlfriend?), who looks like your prototypical 60s blonde beauty hippie Manson Cult member-- sings this song, which is very eerie and spacy with odd noises and reverb in play. She wonders and hazily sings , "How can I speak to the earth people?".