DoublePlusGood Thu Apr 2 with Lizbot on WPRB Princeton 103.3 FM

Greetings!

Synth night is tonight. https://www.facebook.com/badelectricbeats

Hi Number 6!

And welcome back! Glad you have survived to tell us ...

Hi Richard of Rocky Hill!

Yay so glad you are back! Longtime listener, from NJ now in Oceanside CA and I jut finished my LAST chemo for breast cancer on Thursday (still have surgeries and radiation but huge milestone) and am celebrating over here at the beach and so happy to get to tune in to your show. Sending sunshine from the west!

Hi Lizbot, welcome back!

@Richard of Rocky Hill - Yes! Phew!

And hi everyone! Arlene, hooray!!!

Hi Rob from Maryland 🦀!

Hi Arlene Machiavelli!

@Arlene Machiavelli - Congratulations on completing your final chemo! So happy for you! Enjoy your beach day!

I just made an "Equinox" mix for the spring equinox and this Jane Siberry track so should have been on it! nice one

hi liz

@Arlene Machiavelli - I love that first couple of Jane Siberry albums! Her "Mimi on the Beach" is also a perfect Beach Day song for pensive beach listening!

Hi Ossy!

@Ossy - How're you digging the spring rain smells?

awesome will check out Mimi! thanks :)

@Arlene Machiavelli - Yeah, I very nearly made today's show a spring theme, but then went in a different direction. Might still slip in a song or two about spring later today

@Arlene Machiavelli - Mimi is her 7+minute epic!

haha i have so many spring mixes. psyched to hear what you play today!

liz - very gloomy, rainy and smelly..in an unhappy way lol

@Arlene Machivelli - Almost did an April-only one, which ive done before, but the playlist turned into something else!

@Ossy - oof, oh no! I'm enjoying this light rain...as long as it stays light1

at least the skies of gray is fitting with how today of mine is going :)

@Richard of Rocky Hill / @Rob from Maryland 🦀 / everyone - It was rough flying out of Puerto Rico. I was there two years prior with zero issues, but this time we had to move our flight 2 1/2 days earlier, cutting that portion of our trip in half, just to have any hope of catching a flight out of there.

First 2/3 of the trip: Flew to Boston from Philly - no airport delays yet at that point. Rented a car and drove to Western Mass for my daughter's college tours and interviews out there. Then back to Boston for touring some Boston schools. Flight from Boston to Puerto Rico was uneventful. Once in PR, found out far more TSA agents had quit there and it was chaos

Ultimately: Spent the night in the airport: from 10:30 PM until 4 am in lines to make a 5 am flight

@Ossy - Yeah, I think this weather is informing my music choices today. Kinda pensive, slower, darker

Hi form OR! I always enjoy Thursdays when my Lizsbot alarm goes off. It will be a few good hours at work.

Lizbot & Arlene, the very first time I heard Mimi On The Beach, one morning (at home) on WHFS-FM in the DC area, I sat down transfixed until the song was over, and waited to find out the name of the singer.

Hi JimmyCarter IsMy Hero!

liz - tru tru

@JimmyCarter IsMy Hero - Happy to help your Thursday along!

Lizbot, oh no, that PR leg sounds AWful!

@Rob from Maryland 🦀 - Yeah, that pretty much sums up my experience with that song! It is transfixing! The story and the visual imagery she evokes is so strong and memorable

@Rob from Maryland 🦀 - She gets compared to Laurie Anderson a lot, and I get it: Began in similar time period, experimental storytelling-type songs. I love Laurie too, of course

@ Lizbot (host) Another strong show opening, thanks

@Richard of Rocky Hill - Thanks!

@rob & lizbot now I am going to have to play Mimi at the beach and be transfixed! :)

Got dat BMSR ASMR

Hi jimbooooo!

@jimbooooo - haha, yop!

@Arlene Machiavelli - let me know what you think of it!

BOT 🤖🤖🤖💥💥💥

BMSR yesssssssssssssssss. I need some Neon Syrup for the Cemetery Sisters.

Hi Matt Sabbath! Dandelion Gum is sooo good!

I need some BMSR Chinese Witch Guy with a Ax

Hello Lizbot, I was at Big Ears last weekend (it's in Knoxville, by the way)! One of my favorite sets was John Zorn and Laurie Anderson improvising together.

I'm off to Synth Night, BCNU!

Bud nice!! I've only been to the Knoxville Greyhound Lol (highly recommended)

Know Your Rights? The ghost of Joe Strummer just shouted in my ear "THIS IS A PUBLIC. SERVICE. ANNOUNCCCCCEMENT!"

The Knoxville Greyhound station was actually repurposed as a Big Ears venue for this years festival

Hi Bud Burroughs!

BB !! My man Cormac McCarthy hails from Knoxville

@Bud Burroughs - Knoxville - right, right! My brain is fried today! I lot of friends attended, some played it, but I can't make it there until my kid is done with high school because it doesn't fall during any school breaks. Definitely intend to!

@Matt Sabbath - Does "The Road" go through Knoxville??

@jimbooooo - WITH GUITARS!

@Lizbot that one more inspired by Cormac's time in New Mexico and his son. Helluva read, that.

Yes, Bot!

But if you are Jersey Strong you read Blood Meridian.

It's well worth the trip, so much amazing music happening everywhere that it's hard to decide what to see

(I will not accept/pay your therapy bills after Blood Meridian, however, yer on yer own)

@Matt Sabbath - yeah, my husband started reading it a long time ago. Don't remember if he finished, but it made a big impression on him. I know it is bleak!

@Matt Sabbath - I'm assuming you've seen this classic of the height of the Tumblr Era: https://yelpingwithcormac.tumblr.com/best

Mr. Lizbot sounds like a good dude on that alone.

The Taco Trilogy in Yelping with Cormac is my favorite

LOLOLOLOLOLOL Lizbot

@Matt Sabbath - haha, I think I'd like Blood Meridian and The Road. I loved The Plague! I just gotta be in a the right mood for it!

Matt, I did need therapy after reading Blood Meridian. Seriously! GRIM.

It took Cormac his whole life, but he loosens up a bit and gets funny in his last two novels

Mike T totally. And narrated in such a clinical and detached fashion.

@Bud Burroughs - Big Ears, and also Bang On a Can's "Loud Weekend" at MassMOCA, are two music fests I've always wanted to attend that are just generally in conflict with the kid's schedule. BUT I will one day! Hoping to in 2028!

Hi Mike Tropiano!

It's ALWAYS the female DJs who get me to cry and they do it WITH THIS SONG Lololol

actually, the great Jon Solomon played an Advance Base song what made me cry

Yeah Matt, I read his final book before I read Blood Meridian, probably wouldn't have read any more McCarthy if reversed. I was numb! Yes...brutal atrocity as quotidian, that's Blood Meridian.

Hi Liz.

@Mike Tropiano / @Matt Sabbath - I feel like my teen self, who was endlessly grim when it came to books, would've liked Cormac a lot. I think I'd still like it, but I'd probably have to read one of CM's books in a couple long stints when I want grimness!

Blood Meridian my fave. Child of God is an early creepy classic.

oh chit Jon Solomon got me twice actually, a Water Damage song made me cry for some reason (no lyrics). Jon is the Lisan al-Ghaib.

jimbooooooo Child of God is Cormac at most unhinged LOL

@Matt Sabbath - haha, which song, I Offered It Up to the Night Sky, or I'll Keep It with Mine??

Lizbot the Dirty 3 in general get me. Rosasolis got me once. This song is sofa king good.

I did like The Road. Right after it I read "Earth Abides" by George Stewart - kind of the anti-McCarthy version of a similar story.

my cousin Ed has seen me at my drunkest and he said I was still outdrank by Dirty Three in Berkeley, CA, in the 1990s LOLOLOL. Australians on the loose in America whoopin it up.

I will read Child of God, but Imma scared.

@Bud Burroughs - Did you catch Zorn's "Cobra"? I've seen it performed twice, both times in Philly at The Rotunda. My husband participated in the first performance. I still remember the cards and hat props!

ah Mike T very cool, point and counterpoint

I thinks that's why I could appreciate The Road.

Lizbot that is rad! Mr. Bot sounds fun! The world needs that.

Outer Dark is unhinged as well. Early Cormac.

check out The Proposition movie, which has this type of music and Cormac M type plot (Australia)

@Matt Sabbath - haha, wow. Melbourne lads go HARD.

@Mike Tropiano - Curious about George Stewart...Should I read his and The Road back to back, or would that cancel both out??

Australia invents new punk genres daily (egg, chain, etc)

@Matt Sabbath - I MIGHT rush to the Dirty Three show right after I get off air, but coming from Princeton, it's a longshot. They have no opener that i know of, but they DO tend to play long sets! I could possibly catch the second half it I'm lucky

@Matt Sabbath - Love Aussie bands. Saw Warren Ellis with Nick Cave too. Saw Nick's show at The Met in 2025. Great night! I was possibly singing all the lyrics...

Liz, I think that's what happened to me. Earth Abides is not upbeat, being another post-apocalyptic story. Unlike McCarthy though, Stewart has a rosier (but not naive) view on human nature.

Catch the second half when they are liquored up and get on the furniture mid fiddle solo

@Matt Sabbath - I keep intending to do an all-Aussie bands show for Australia Day, but every time I think of it again, Australia Day has just passed!

Lizbot that would be fockn rad

@Mike Tropiano - haha, be careful! You are stepping on literary shaky ground! You might wake up on a road in the desert

Jen Redlights has that awesome early aussie punk comp or maybe it is in wprb stax

Oh Sinead.

With some naked old guy tracing me.

@Matt Sabbath - Are you talking about the Sydney Post-Punk: M-Squared the the whole sick crew? I love that comp

Hi addie 🐍🐍🐍 plum! Yeah, today called for some Sinead. Honestly, this entire week did.

I edited a southern goth writer name of William Gay. William went to a literary fest just to meet Cormac's EDITOR. "I need to shake the hand of the person brave enough to edit Cormac", he said, then walked away.

You got that right.

@addie 🐍🐍🐍 plum - i get chills from that drop and her "oooh oooh oooh"

@addie 🐍🐍🐍 plum - We did not deserve Sinead. She was too good for this earth. She was done so wrong.

Lizbot might be re Australia. Also the Road Warrior soundtrack is punk rock in a weird way.

@Matt Sabbath - ah. I have these three old homemade comps sent to us by the old label founder of M Squared label in Sydney 25+ years ago. They're great. All Sydney early 80s punk/post-punk

@Mike Tropiano - ha! those naked old guys are stronger than they appear!

April is the cruellest month, breeding Lilacs out of the dead land, mixing Memory and desire, stirring Dull roots with spring rain.

@Matt Sabbath - Haha, I wonder what Cormac's editor thought of that

I hope I never find that out Liz.

Hi Randy Marthins!

@Randy Marthins - I guess that's what Igor Stravinsky was going for with The Rite of Spring. Flowers violently pushing through previously dormant earth

@Mike Tropiano - I hope so for your sake!

Last year, I read a graphic novelization on "The Road" the illustrations gave me a wondering of what the text might have been like - pretty bleak; black ink and grey washes, with some reds & ochres

Randy, I saw that and read a bit of it in a local library.

@addie 🐍🐍🐍 plum - I remember seeing live Sinead's pope photo tearing protest on SNL and how powerful it was, and then for the rest of that season SNL referred to her as Uncle Fester. Ugh. But she was not wrong. She had her demons. She was so right about coverups in the church and she paid dearly for coming forward. Did you see that doc about her from a few years back?

Rites of Spring is metal. Big influence on Voivod.

ah the mighty EN

@Matt Sabbath - Absolutely. My husband's granddad used to get in debates with my husband at family gatherings and his granddad's go-to point was that no one was making music anymore as revolutionary as Stravinsky.

No way, just listened to Einstürzende Neubauten yesterday live streamed, so so so good!!!

Lizbot I hearya, Nietzsche had those debates in the late 1800s, asking basically Where is the metal? Where is the spirit of chaos?

He never listened to Zappa or DEVO, I suppose?

@Randy Marthins - Oh I think I heard about that graphic novel. I should read the book first, probably, but if it's too bleak, maybe i'll just jump to the graphic novel!

(and then Buzzoven answered in the 1990s LOL)

this was the link I hope they archived it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twXQvpUp5B8

@Randy Marthins - haha, he was not prone to conceding points! This debate went on for YEARS and my husband eventually realized it was fruitless, but fun to get his granddad worked up!

Tweeting old people is cruel but (occasionally) fun

@Arlene Machiavelli - oh wow! I didn't know Einstürzende Neubauten was doing a live stream recently! That Stella Maris song popped into my head this morning for the first time in a while. It's a Neubauten kind of day!

*tweeking

@lizbot yes! my german friend yesterday sent me the link and it was awesome

@Arlene Machiavelli - Thanks for the link! Will watch later. Funny- today I wound up playing two artists who've played in Nick Cave's band: Blixa Bargeld/Neubauten and Warren Ellis/Dirty Three. Maybe I should throw on some Nick Cave

@Randy Marthins - Oh that guy LIVED for a good debate! He always instigated them! I think he was trying to rile up my husband for his amusement! He started this tradition when my husband was a teenager

What an intriguing cover of "Sunshine of Your Love"! I'd never heard it before, so I did a Google and discovered that Pete Brown co-wrote the original with Jack Bruce of Cream.

Minnie just SOARING in

Love this intro.

The Lamb Lies Down!!!

@jimbooooo - Minnie was a GODDESS.

ANd the rest too.

@Rob from Maryland 🦀 - and the lamb....lies down....

Throw in some Barry Adamson and Die Haut for good measure for the Cave crew!

Meredith Monk and Diamanda Galas would be good to listen to while reading McCarthy.

@Rob from Maryland 🦀 - Since I couldn't see this show in its original form, I saw The Musical Box do a very near approximation of it at The Keswick in Glenside years ago. Peter Gabriel allowed them to use all his original costumes and slides. It was great! And I was a bit hesitant beforehand because cover-bands can be a real mixed bag, but The Musical Box is uncanny

@jimbooooo - haha, this is turning into a theme!

@Mike Tropiano - The intro gives me chills. Has since I was a kid. And hey, I'm a piano/keyboards-oriented prog child. Before I was a punk, I was listening to these albums and delighting in piano being foregrounded

haha, dammit, I always forget that ABRUPT mid-word cold ending on Lamb! argh!

"Don't push me. I was taught self-expression when I was a child." - Peter Hammill .

Liz, I had a similar PROGession to punk.

@Lizbot, how very very nice to see such a good approximation of The Lamb Lies Down!!

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@Mike Tropiano - yeah! I resented when prog and punk were presented as having be diametrically-opposed genres! You can like both! you can be in more than one scene! I was taught piano and sight-reading and appreciated the music school art kids' bombastic arty prog AND the pure primal punk stuff!

Liz, I thought I was the only one who likes both. I don't understand why one can't.

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@Mike T and @Lizbot, I was into prog before punk came along. I listened to both for a while before a two-year period when punk buried everything else

Now, I kind of can''t imagine what prog-punk or punk-prog might sound like. Mellotrons and slam dancing?

I'll try again.

@Rob from Maryland 🦀 - The slides were in great shape! Kinda turned pink because it was that era of film that pinkified with age. But still great! The Musical Box does other Gabriel-era Genesis shows. I'd like to get to another one

https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van_de_Graaff_Generator

@Mike Tropiano - Ah! Yeah it's funny. The first time I listened to Van der Graaf Generator I was maybe 14 and Peter Hammill's voice for some reason irritated me, even though I loved a lot of similar prog. I gave it another shot in my 20s and instantly loved it and wondered what my 14 year-old self had been thinking!

@Mike Tropiano - I feel like Cardiacs is somewhat punk, somewhat prog

@ Mike T, Cardiacs are”pronk”

@Mike Tropiano - I mean, they often get shuffled into nebulous "art rock" / "post-punk" categories, but I feel they meld elements of both

Hi 𓀠 ǝɹnɔsqꓳ ǝɥꓕ ǝʌɐꓷ 𓀡!

Fudge Tunnel do Sunshine of Yer Love and it's pretty solid

@𓀠 ǝɹnɔsqꓳ ǝɥꓕ ǝʌɐꓷ 𓀡 - Pronk, the spork of genres

pronk!! first pronk band comes to mind is Triclops! on Alt Tentacles. Spazzy punk but long complex songs Lol

I think my teenage self was a bit frightened by the edge in Peter Hamill's voice and lyrics...I can remember nightmares that had songs in them with his voice/singing...I forgot about the Cardiacs.

Getting all timpani-dramatic here

lol spork of genres!

timpani rules

@Matt Sabbath - haha, yeah! I feel like Punishment of Luxury was also a bit pronk!

@Mike Tropiano - I think I was intimidated by Hammill's bombast, and later I could not get enough of it!

Same here Liz...this sounds like the soundtrack of those dreams, only much faster, louder and intense.

I didn't realize that was a station ID, I thought it was a piece of 'music'

I'm gonna go ahead and apply pronk to cinema. (sips wine, puffs pipe) the cosmic horror film Mandy: a pronk film. Begins with King Crimson and is punk af. (sips wine)

oh chit someone just invented post-pronk

yes! my favorite Beak> song! saw a fun act called Litronix here in San Diego, he tours with Beak> in Europe, fun live act

@lizbot - on Flea's new jazz album, Nick Cave sings "Wichita Lineman" it's pretty amazing

I think it should be pronounced Glen's Ide.

oh chit Stella Maris is a Cormac book! Serendipity.

When someone would puke on the floor at the Keswick, you'd do the Glenside Slide

Randy haaaaaaaaa!!

I went to see the "and then there were three" Genesis in 1978 or 79 & Peter Gabriel came out & did The Lamb with them for an encore

And if you were a horror punk icon, you'd do the Glenside Glen's slide.

Justin nice!

Mike T Lol I wuz thinkin that

Jealous Justin!

Great minds Matt

Mike T all roads lead to Lodi, as they say

@Rob from Maryland 🦀 - haha, yeah that was one of those rare over-1-minute-long station IDs. That's George saying "WPRB, Princeton" at the end

(even though Nomeansno say All Roads Lead to Ausfahrt)

or Stella Maris, a church in my neighborhood

I was just getting into them & was familiar with the album but didn't realize it was Gabriel till the train ride home.

lol

@Matt Sabbath - ooooh, I am intrigued...[adds Mandy to ever-growing watchlist]

I'm taking notes tonight too.

@Matt Sabbath - Post-Pronk!

@Arlene Machiavelli - I love that song! I'll have to check out Litronix!

@matt - "all roads lead to Lodi, as they say" Rt 138, especially

Randy haaaaaaaaa!! nice. We are 138.

Time I head home. I'll be listening in the car. Great show Liz and great chatterers (thinking of a cenobyte). Thanks everyone if I don't make it back to the chat tonight. This has been a lot of fun!

@Randy Marthins - haha, I know I have to listen to more of this new Flea album cuz I haven't heard the Wichita Lineman cover yet!

Mike T take care, god luck and good speed (Weedeater)

Thanks Matt. Stay cool.

@Randy Marthins / @Randy Marthins - Thankfully I haven't had to perform the "glen slide" there, although maybe that term can also be applied to their bizarre wonky sliding chairs!

@Justin Szeliga - Ack! I would be VERY happy to see PG perform Lamb!

i listened to some moon today lizbot was in a mouse mood!

@lizbot - it's really good - I listened while working on my latest artwork & even included "@flea333 #honora" in the credits

Lizbot, 2 bands ye may dig: Virtual Limbs (houston, tx); Painist -- metal without guitar or bass. Both on the bandcamp.

https://virtuallimbs.bandcamp.com/album/big-time-crime

@michael gudgeon - listened to the actual moon, the moon AND antarctica, an actual mouse, and a modest one, at that

@Matt Sabbath - Oooh, will check them out! I keep a long bandcamp list!

https://painist.bandcamp.com/album/too-many-clunkers?logged_out_mobile_menubar=true&search_item_id=955414656&search_item_type=b&search_match_part=%3F&search_page_id=5287886884&search_page_no=0&search_rank=1

both bands smart/dark, with unusual approaches to sound creation, hope ye like

@Mike Tropiano - THanks for hanging out and listening! I missed this comment earlier!

Just popping in to say hi Lizbot & chat.

Hey Wanderbot! What Amy said! :)

@Randy Marthins - Rte 138 leads to all sorts of misadventures

Hi Amy Lee!

Hi 0x7EA Roffle!

@lizbot you get it

Lizbot I heartily agree re rt 138

@0x7EA Roffle - I guess am I a Wanderbot, as I did wander for the past two weeks, but I don't recommend wandering by plane at the moment!

misadventure is the most instructive adventure

Zero plans of it for sure.

@lizbot - "I keep a long bandcamp list!" a friend of mine has a podcast called "do you even Bandcamp, bro?"

@Matt Sabbath - True!

"When everything goes wrong, that's where Adventure begins" - Yvon Chouinard

Everytime I check Bandcamp there is a new Weedian compilation. It's like a golden goose.

https://weedian420.bandcamp.com/album/the-best-releases-of-february-2026 oh chit another egg!

@Randy Marthins - haha! "do you even Bandcamp, bro?" is a great name! I feel like that's me every time I talk to someone who constantly references their spotify playlists!

Mia Doi Todd, i recall her from her wahinia valley, 1st on wprb 2021

Love bandcamp, but the band Stuck Pig never sent me a shirt I ordered. Sincerely, Grumpy Ol' Punk

@liz - theres a FB group that's always promoting startup bands down here; if they're not on Bandcamp, I'm asking "why not?"

have had my ears on. hey now lizbot and friends...

I found one that's pretty good, but they only put music on YouTube?

@Ossy - I love Mia Doi Todd! She's one of the first artists I played on ++good back in 2002! She was a coffee shop/folk show mainstay in and around NYC in the late 90s

found a world of skin cd at the salvay a while back...was super surprised.

Matt Sabbath, on deathbed at age 108: ya know (weakly)...Stuck Pig never sent me that shirt I ordered.(wheeze)

@Matt Sabbath - Time to re-stick the pig or demand a refund! Sending shirts late is punk, tho!

Hi Dale Hazelton!

I am totally giving Stuck Pig a hard time. Good band.

@Randy Marthins - Indeed! Also funny they're on Facebook only?

ah the mighty Swans, nice

@Dale Hazelton - Nice find! Yeah, wouldn't expect it in the Salvation Army, but i can picture that move-out scenario. Unearthed CDs at the bottom of a box tossed in a giveaway pile

@Matt Sabbath - I bet your shirt was intercepted by some grumpy young punks & they outfitted their dog with it. Keep an eye out

There's a Bandcamp I found for a band named The Feat, out of Chicago - I discovered them on an Ultrarunning podcast; the singer is a runner, and "curates" a Taco Bell 50K

@Amy Lee - Oooh, I now am delighting in that image of punk doggo in my head!

ooh, 🦢🦢!

Amy Lee haaaaaaa! I actually gave a canine friend my bad brains ahirt when it shrunk, and he loved that thing

*shirt

@Randy Marthins - oh dear god. Taco Bell 5K would be a feat indeed. I think that might lead to MANY "glen-slides"

@Rob from Maryland 🦀 - so many swans and Leda too!

a dog in a bad brains shirt just, ya know, makes sense

@Matt Sabbath / @Amy Lee - I am picturing a brown pitty in a Bad Brains shirt now. Reminds me of the dog who used to hang out at Doobie's in Philly and lap spilled beer off the floor

Lizbot haaaaaaaa! Paulie the Beerdrinkin Dog - Agnostic Front

and now for some Phil era

My mistake - Craig Woods does NOT do the Taco Bell 50K; he does The Samosa Stumble = "Eat a samosa and run a 1.1-mile loop every 20 minutes until you drop out."

@Matt Sabbath - Yeah, he was pretty much Paulie incarnate! Incaninite! The owner claimed this doggo loved beer

Haaaaaaaa! Fukn love samosas.

@Randy Marthins - oh god, that's cruel! Still...the samosa seems less sadistic than Taco Bell + running

has Solomon done the Samosa Stumble?!

@Randy Marthins - Love a good samosa, but heavy Indian fried triangle is not the breakfast of champions. I need a nap after Indian food!

liz - first lso listened to mia's valley on a nice autumn night drive home from 'friend's ' place. took me to another dimmension

taco bell 50 is Outrageous. just heard of it and read hte rules.

true, samosas are like Shepard's Pie compressed into a pyramoidal mass

@Ossy - Aah, perfect autumn night drive music, Mia Doi Todd!

@JimmyCarter IsMy Hero - ughhhhhhh. nooooooo! it's so wrong! The guy chomping taco on the official site looks pained!

Nice Prog cut from Duke. I had gone different musical directions when this came out and later attribute it to Steve Hacket leaving the band.

In Philly is the Rocky 50K Fatass Run. A reenactment of the Rocky 2 musical montage. I did it once long ago, it starts at Rockys house, goes everywhere in the montage and finishes on the museum steps. A lot of people eat at a lot of delis along the path.

haaaaaaaaa love it

sounds like a jawn

And hi Lizbot, streaming most of the show so now access to chat.

Taco bell, you have to eat at 9 of 10 taco bells on the way and have to eat some things I would not eat drunk and hungry at 2am.

Hi John Coffey!

@John Coffey - Glad to have you here!

@John Coffey - I LOVED Duke as a kid and I still adore that album. I like listening to it on planes from beginning to end.

I need to be a speed reader to catch up on nears 3 hours of missed Lizbot chat.

@jimmyc - "In Philly is the Rocky 50K Fatass Run." the route was mapped by the recently passed Dan McQuade

@JimmyCarter IsMy Hero - How have not heard of this? That Rocky training montage jumps ALL over the dang place!

@Randy Marthins - RIP Dan McQuade. I still didnt see that Simpsons Philly episode he's briefly in in cartoon form, but i intend to. haven't seen the last...15 years...of The Simpsons...

https://www.rocky50k.com/

@jimmyc - only very special people know of that ---- I'm suspicious #MakeRunnersWeirdAgain #MakeRunningWeirdAgain

Great show, ty Lizbot!!!

I was looking for hte tallest mountain in Philly to climb and this was it.

grazi DJ, that was a downright hoot

@JimmyCarter IsMy Hero Please your Rocky comments, well researched article by the late Dan McQuaid and diss to the runners who participate.

@John Coffey - I'm with you. Joined late & hard to keep up w/all the stuff mentioned to check out

Yeah, it goes Everywhere, and the run goes there in order, everywhere except the railroad tracks, 3 giant laps around philly.

@Amylee A lot of people hanging at the Lizbot water cooler!

wprb, the gem of Jersey a-shining in the tumult

Thanks, Rob from Maryland 🦀!

Suspicious of me, good judgment.

I'm still waiting to get a drink at the bar

have a good weekend, liz

see all yas on route 138, take care

@Randy Marthins - My oddball runner dad used to do ultra-distance runs where you basically ran until you dropped! It was the 70s and people were bored I guess

Thanks, Matt Sabbath!

Ty Lizbot & chat!

@JimmyCarter IsMy Hero - Highest Philly ground...maybe Roxborough??

What Amy said!

Thanks Lizbot! Kept me company for a lot of driving

🤙

@JimmyCarter IsMy Hero - Railroad tracks or go home! As young punks we used to hang out on the train trestle in Grays Ferry. It was undeniably a bad idea!

Hi Bike R! THnaks for listening!

Thanks Amy! Thanks 0x7EA Roffle!

Thanks Ossy! I hope your week improves!

Someone get Amy that drink!

Jane Siberry is so great, thx

@Bike R - Glad you enjoyed that track!

'Night all! See you next week!

5:04 PM		Jane Siberry Symmetry Jane Siberry No Borders Here Sheeba Music Inc. 1982
5:08 PM		Cate Le Bon Are You With Me Now? Cate Le Bon Mug Museum Wichita Recordings 2013
5:13 PM		Nina Garbus Overture N Secrets of the Fifth Angel Candlepin 2026
5:16 PM		SPELLLING Queen of Wands The Turning Wheel Sacred Bones Records 2021
5:21 PM		Genesis The Brazilian Invisible Touch Charisma 1986
5:26 PM		Sparks Those Mysteries Introducing Sparks Columbia 1977
5:31 PM		Marianne Faithfull The Most of What Is Least Go Away From My World Decca 1965
5:34 PM		Bobby Conn The Golden Age Bobby Conn The Golden Age Thrill Jockey 2001
5:39 PM		Black Moth Super Rainbow Panic Blooms Panic Blooms Rad Cult 2018
5:43 PM		Set Break: ----------------------------------------------------
5:50 PM		Caetano Veloso Maria Bethânia Caetano Veloso Philips 1967
5:57 PM		Marianne Faithfull I'll Keep It with Mine Bob Dylan Strange Weather Island 1987
6:01 PM		Dirty Three I Offered It Up To the Stars and the Night Sky Whatever You Love, You Are Touch And Go 2000 Playing Philly tonight for the first time in 23 years! Underground Arts - 12th & Callowhill
6:15 PM		Sinéad O'Connor The Last Day of Our Acquaintance I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got Chrysalis Records 1990
6:19 PM		Angel Corpus Christi Rock and Roll Heart Lou Reed Louie Louie Gulcher 2005
6:23 PM		Peter Hammill Your Face On The Street Peter Hammill Thin Air Cherry Red Records 2009
6:27 PM		Einstürzende Neubauten Stella Maris Blixa Bargeld Ende neu Mute 1996
6:34 PM		Rotary Connection Sunshine of Your Love Pete Brown Songs Cadet Concept 1969
6:38 PM		Meredith Monk Fields / Clouds Meredith Monk Book of Days ECM New Series 1990
6:40 PM		Genesis The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway Charisma 1974
6:46 PM		Peter Hammill Re-Awakening Peter Hammill Fool's Mate Charisma 1971
6:49 PM		Beak> When We Fall >>> Temporary Residence Ltd. 2018
6:54 PM		Gentle Giant Edge Of Twilight Acquiring The Taste Vertigo 1971
6:58 PM		Set Break: ----------------------------------------------------
7:07 PM		Andrew Bird Anonanimal Andrew Bird Noble Beast Fat Possum 2009
7:12 PM		Modest Mouse It Always Rains On A Picnic Sad Sappy Sucker K Records 2001
7:15 PM		Neko Case Middle Cyclone Neko Case Middle Cyclone Anti/Epitaph 2009
7:21 PM		Weyes Blood Be Free Natalie Mering Front Row Seat to Earth Mexican Summer 2016
7:25 PM		Mia Doi Todd Strange Wind Come Out of Your Mine City Zen Records 1999
7:28 PM		Swans Breathing Water Children of God/World of Skin Young God Records 1997
7:32 PM		Beak> Abbots Leigh >>> Temporary Residence Ltd. 2018
7:38 PM		Genesis Man of Our Times Duke Charisma 1980
7:44 PM		Whitney Johnson, Lia Kohl & Macie Stewart burning \| counting (sleeping) N BODY SOUND 2026
7:47 PM		Moonchild When You Know N Waves Moonchild (USA) 2026
7:49 PM		Babizulu Ryde da Beat N Babizulu Babizulu 2026
7:53 PM		Set Break: ----------------------------------------------------
7:57 PM		Anna Calvi Is This All There Is? (feat. Matt Berninger) N Is This All There Is? - EP 2026

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