Tabs Out Cassette Podcast - Episode #47 | 6.1.14

Episode Date: June 1, 2014

Elizabethan Collar, this is esophagus, Angel Olson, Raglani, Red On, Muscles, Expo 70, Los Condenados, Japanese Treats, M Geddes Gengras, Ray Phaze Tropic, Karl Fousek, Glom, Due Molly, and Andy Loebs.

Hey man, this is Doug! Yes, Zach, dude, what are you listening to? Oh my god, it's the new Tabs Out podcast! Tabs Out, dude! We're gonna hear some killer tapes! Here are the guys how's that uh episode number four seven two odd numbers in a row. Wait, no it's not, Dave.

I'll tell you what, Dave. You're an odd number. That only happens once every 670 numbers, too. Where two odd numbers are next to each other. Oh, yeah? Yeah. I mean, you have one, then there's 33. There's nothing between those.

670 steps. 670? Math. 670 steps between one and 33. City planning's crazy. Tabs out to Set Podcast, episode number 47. Doug and Max from Hasu Mountain doing the intro there. Like they're trying out for a Pauly Shore movie, I think.

I like that. Here are the guys. Son of the Bride? What was that? Encino Man. Encino Man? Was Son of the Bride? What is that?

Son of the Bride. Father of the Bride. Father of the Bride? Was Steve Martin? What's the one where he's in the country? Sister-in-law. Where who's in the country? Pauly Shore.

Oh. Or what is it? Not Sister-in-law. Fuck. I saw that in the movie theater. I saw it in the Dollar Theater. Biodome. No, it was called Son- is it? Not Sister-in-Law. Fuck, I saw that in the movie theater. I saw it in the Dollar Theater. Biodome. No, it was called Son-in-Law. Son-in-Law. It was Son-something.

That was a good one. Didn't I say Son-in-Law? No. You said something stupid, Dave. I said something-in-law. I ate when Dave talks. Son-in-Law. Dan's getting sleepy. Already. He's messing with something.

I'll mute you. He's got the power to mute. I do. You don't want to fuck with that. Calm down, Dave. Yeah, easy, easy, big guy. Don't get on my bad side. Easy, girl, easy.

Don't get on my bad side. Start pulling my neck meat. I just got my neck cable replaced. You got to pet his mane like a filly. Easy, boy, easy. All right. pet his mane like a filly. Easy, boy. Easy. All right. Do you want to go first, Dave?

Do I want to go first? Fuck no, I don't want to go first. You're getting me all antsy again. Dave likes to go on odd numbers. One. 33rd. Dave likes to go 33rd out of everything. 44.

Joby, you want to start tonight? Oh, that's a lot of pressure. Is it really? That's why I didn't want to do it. Joby, talk into your microphone. I'm sorry, Dave. I thought we got these fancy microphones. Let's play something from...

Did we get fancy microphones? No, no, no, no. Elizabethan collar tape. What are you holding there? Just an empty bag? I think this is how it came. I can't remember. I listened to it in the car. This is all it is? I think this is all it is. It's just in a little plastic bag.

Just a plastic bag with a clear tape. And some drugs. Is this pro-dubbed? Is that imprinting or a label? Oh, it's imprinted on there. I don't know what label it's on. It's got to be.

It's something in the first release, I guess, right? There must be an insert. There's triangle and then upside down triangle, 0, 1. Okay, so that's something. We'll figure out what that is. Because all we got here is a plastic bag. Dave, you see this? You probably can't.

You're probably looking right through it. You're like, Mike, why are you just holding up your hands like that? Yeah, you look confused. Touchdown. You look baffled. Yeah. We got a plastic bag with a totally clear tape with just a tiny little bit of white imprinting on either side that says Elizabethan collar and then dot, almost a triangle, backslash, zero one dot.

On the back. There must have been some sort of insert with this, right? I'll check my car, but I think that's it. Let me ask you a question, Joe. Are you really going to check your car? When I clean it out, yeah. If I find it, I'm like, oh, here's the thing. Whenever that happens.

Hey, give us an update. Whatever happened, what's in your... I asked him to clean his car for for I don't even know how long. Well, he only cleans it on months with two odd days next to each other. So like if there's two consecutive Wednesdays, then he'll clean the car on the only day. Yeah, exactly. Whatever happened to what? He cleans it in Semptubbler.

That's like, that only happens every 3,000 years. Every October. Wasn't your car stereo locked and you had to put in a code to get it unlocked? Yeah, I got it. You got it? Yeah, well, I had my mechanic do it. Oh, so when you said it, you got it.

Oh, I didn't figure the code out. Okay. I had a logbook, though, and we were... Yeah. Yeah. You know, typing it in and then I'd write down... Oh, hell yeah, you did. Well, not write down,

because I'd put it in Notepad or whatever it's called. Kids today. You put on MSP. But the number was, so it was a five-digit code, but you had six numbers to choose from. See, that's how they get you. Yeah. Oh. So, and you know, I started at 0000.

Yeah. 0001. But the number started with a six, so I would have never got there. Oh, yeah. I mean, I would have got there, but it would have took a really long 6, so I would have never got there. Oh, yeah. I mean, I would have got there, but it would have took a really long time. Oh, you would have got there. Because did I mention already that you could only put... You had five tries, I think?

Per hour or something. Per hour of real time. The car had to be on for an hour for you to get your next 10 tries. You couldn't turn the car off, go get a coffee, something to eat, come back. The car, okay, so when the car was on for an hour. That's so weird.

So I only got to put the code in. I worked 10 minutes away from my house. Yeah. So only on, like, a long trip would I be able to try to do a code again. So eventually... Most people would say, why didn't you just go to the dealership

and just get the code? And to them, I would say, I have no idea. I don't understand why they didn't eventually just lock you out completely. It's like, alright, you've tried 600 times now. Lock all the doors and you can never get in this car.

No more drives. I don't know. The name of this label is AUGHT. A-U-G-H-T. Oh. Brand new label. You know anything about Elizabethan collar? No, but there is.

What's wrong, Dave? Dave, Dave, are you all right? Fire ants, fire ants. Yeah, big itch. Crazy itch. Can we get one of those? Really good shit? Oh, yeah.

Gotta get it right away. An itch that makes me act like that? Not yet. Don't look in your car for the insert, because apparently it's just the plastic bag and the clear tape. That's what I thought. So let's get into this. Alright. Episode number 47, Elizabethan Collar starting things off, self-titled

cassette on what? We'll hear it, Joe. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Elizabethan collar. That was a little Hot for Teacher. You think that was just a sample? A little loop of the beginning of Hot for Teacher? With some echo? I like some reverb. That was the first release on a new label called Ought.

Which you wouldn't know by... I don't know how anyone knew that. I found it on the internet. Would you search? Ought like zero? Half triangle slash... I searched Elizabethan collar cassette. And something from Tiny Mixtapes came up. Oh shit! Which reminds me. Huge shout out to Tiny Mixtapes. Oh, fuck yeah.

I don't want to give Dave the Rammies, so we won't get too into it. I'm going to get real into it. I like how Joe, like, Dave has been, like, ripping his neck meat out over this. I've been, like, frustrated as shit, like, yelling at people on the phone. Joby's on the beach with a wine cooler this whole time. He has no clue what's going on. What's up? What are you talking about?

We've had, like, awful problems with GoDaddy, who was our old server, our old host. We're fucking up all... The episodes weren't downloading correctly. And they kept blaming it on us. Oh, yeah. It was our fault. Andy at GoDaddy. I don't know about Andy.

How long has this been going on? You don't know any of this, do you? Really? Yeah. You guys don't talk to me about the IT stuff. Yo, I was on a phone call with Andy at GoDaddy and this motherfucker... I was about to pounce on the gentleman.

I said to him... I said to him, Andy, I said, Andy, should you be able to download a file from GoDaddy? And he said, okay. And I said, no, no. Can you download files from GoDaddy?

Okay. Andy, this is not an okay question. It's a yes or no question. Okay. I said, Andy, say okay one more fucking time. I was going to tear him apart. I tried to call back to get him, but then they canceled our account. Really?

Because Dave loves his shit. Yeah. Yeah, I posted a big thing on Facebook. I posted a big thing on Facebook. And you tagged him in it. Yeah, I tagged him in it. And I put our account number. Not Andy himself,

but GoDaddy in general. Not Andy, GoDaddy. I said that when our plan expires or whatever, I'm not renewing. And there's still two weeks and they just deleted our account. It was like five paragraphs. They didn't even. Can they do that in the contract?

Can we see? I don't think they can. No, it's fucked up too, because if I didn't move those files, like if I didn't, we had already moved it, all the files and stuff. But if I hadn't, we would have lost everything. Oh, but son of a bitch. And like biggest, That wasn't our only problem with them. We've had other problems.

I don't want to get into it. Tiny Mixtapes, out of the kindness of their giant fucking hearts, is now hosting all of our episodes on their server. It's the only way that we are able to provide the public so the public can see it.

Episodes and tabs out. They all download fine now. What? It's weird. I thought it was Dave's fault the whole time. Yeah. Kept blaming me. I got to say, though, every once in a while,

I think about calling GoDaddy again just to chit-chat. Can I speak to Andy, please? What you doing? I asked Andy, let me speak to... You know what? I asked this motherfucker

to talk to his supervisor, and he said, I'm not going to let you do that. Which I don't think you're allowed to do in customer service. I want to talk to Mr. Daddy himself. It did. I was boiling. I was boiling.

The potatoes went rotten when he said that. Anyway. What does that mean? What's that term for? He's from the Middle Ages. The potatoes went rotten. No, his balls turned black. He got so mad.

My potatoes are rotten. All right, Dave, go. Thanks to Tiny Mixtapes. Yes, thank you. Thank you very fucking much. Huge thank you. I'm going to play a tape by a project called... Called Go Daddy.

Speaking of Go Daddy. This is Esophagus. This is a mailbagger, and it seems like an interesting jammy here. What the fuck is that, Dave? It is... Well, it's got an Oakheart that's wrapped in magnetic tape, which isn't... It might not seem very cool until

you realize that it's a Mellotron Quartet. Oh, that's cool. So I like... Yeah, it's like glued on there real nice. So I was looking on... Mellotron Quartet. Yeah, I was... I pulled this out of the mailbag and I was looking

online and it says that it's actually four Mellotrons at the same time. Where did you find that? And it's just one dude. I don't know where he got four Mellotrons. Yeah, that's crazy. This is Esophagus. That's the name of the project, right?

Yeah, it's on a Muck recording. We played something else from a Muck in the past. Yeah, we played stuff from a Muck. Yeah. Mellotron Quartet, Ends No Ends is the name of the cassette. Let me say it. I did not like the packaging of this

until... Because it was like shrink-wrapped when it came. Double shrink-wrapped. Double shrink-wrapped because it was like in a bag. And I thought

the packaging was like just got awful until I noticed it was magnetic tape. Then I kind of liked it. Then you liked it. Yeah, I liked it a little bit. It makes me wonder

what's on that tape. Oh, I see what you did there. Maybe he cut up all the sample tape that he used and wrapped it. Did they take a standard? Which I hope is true. It must have been a goddamn mess

making this packaging. I knew they took tape, but I wasn't sure of the sizing. It must have been messy as shit. Because they're really old, right? The Beatles used a Mellotron. The Beatles used a Mellotron. Beatles? You like the Beatles? I have some old Beatles records.

Oh, sell those. Those are a lot. Mellotron tape. Joby, you got golden in them there hills. It must have been sloppy as shit making this. Like getting all the glue on that magnetic tape and... You think they used a spray or you think they went... Oh, you can't spray. You use a spray adhesive and some magnetic tape. It's just used a spray? Oh, you can't spray.

A spray adhesive on a magnetic tape is just going to blow away in the wind. It's going to be gone, my friend. You're never going to find that tape. I think that's an Elmer's. Yeah, it's like a hand-painted O-card, I think. Let's stop describing the really shitty packaging for this tape. It looks stupid.

The tape's green. Alright, well, let's play something off this. They made Mellotrons in 2007. What? That's kind of crazy. Oh, that's because every year that begins with an even number but ends with an odd number with two numbers in the middle that are the same

number, they make a Mellotron. Uh-huh. That's where Mellotrons are born. When did they start making them, dude? 1963 was the first one. That doesn't make any sense. I think it's probably... Summer of Love. That really did... Just saying, 1963, Dave, really takes me back.

Year of the Riots. This is Esophagus. Mellotron Quartet. Ends, no ends, cassette on a muck. Let's go. Hello. Thank you. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. © BF-WATCH TV 2021 Thank you. This is... Esophagus. I like that.

Yeah, crazy. Yeah, that was tight. Into it. Into it. Never would have grabbed that one myself. Because of the was tight. Into it. Into it. Never would have grabbed that one myself because of the package. I don't like the O card.

I got nowhere for it to go. It's a tape with no home. You wouldn't have picked the baggy one either, right? No, never pick the baggy. The baggies go right in that shoe box in there. Sometimes the stupid ones are the package. You don't need to call them stupid. That's stupid. No, I don't need to call them stupid. That was awesome.

I do like that label. They've sent us some stuff before and it's all been pleasurable. It's all been studded for my pleasure. Alright. My turn to go. I'm just going to coax that character out every once in a while.

I don't want to start it. I don't want to get into it. I'm going to coax that character out every once in a while. I don't want to start it. I don't want to get into it. All right. I'm going to play this tape. He's a southern gentleman. Uh-huh. Yeah. Well, most of my characters reside in the south.

This tape by Angel Olsen called Burn Your Fire for No Witness came out a few months ago on Bethetic. And it says Jack Jaguar on here. They did the vinyl and CD version of it. Right. So I don't know if they just throw a name on the tape. They just said that too. I think they did it first. Yeah, they were first. They were first.

And you know, I've never listened to Angel Olsen before. I've always heard that name. But I never really checked anything out. Yeah, I've never listened to Angel Olsen before. I've always heard that name. But I never really checked anything out. Yeah, I've never really listened to solo stuff. But she did a tour with Bonnie Prince Billy that I saw. Yeah, I saw that she... She was in the band. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

She also did a record I saw with Tim Kinsella. Oh, yeah? From Cap'n Jazz and... Make Bully? No. I don't know. What else was he in? He was in...

Joan of Arc? Was he in Joan of Arc? Four Non Blondes. There's a Kinsella... There's brothers, right? Yeah, there's more than one. Hall and Oates. There's Tim, Jake, Greg, Fletch, Putt-Putt, Muddy, Zach,

Little Timmy, Pegled Johnson, Bottlecat. Are you naming all of the... All the Kinsella brothers. Oh, I thought it was all of the failed Slipknot characters again. No, no, no.

We're not getting into that. This artwork, I don't know if it's just the cover or everything was done by Dan Higgs. I don't have really much to say about the cover. Kind of like this drawing here. Let me see it. But I like the inside.

There's this picture in here of these four or five people hanging out with this line drawing thing going on. It looks pretty tight. And you know what? I always dig, I don't know why,

but I always dig a cassette that has the Dolby logo on it. I do like it. I've never used Dolby. No, me neither. It makes it sound like shit. Cuts out all the highs. Yeah? Don't like it. It do like it. I never used Dolby. Me neither. It makes it sound like shit. Cuts out all the highs. Sounds muffled.

Don't cut my highs. Don't cut my highs. I like my highs. Hey, Dolby! What are you doing with Dave's highs, Dolby? Do you want me to talk to you? Yeah! You be my guy in the background when I'm knocking on

like three in the morning where's toby open the door yeah where's he at knocking on just throwing dirt at their door um jesus mike keep your voice down am i peeking oh my god am i yelling really loud in this character am i too loud huh am i too loud no you're fine now was i too loud yes you're way too you're way too loud? No, you're fine now. Was I too loud? Yes, you were way too loud. Okay, sorry. This came out back in February. I'll think about forgiving you. Okay.

I'm going to play a track. I got it queued up here to a track. I didn't want to play this track because it's the cut. The single. It's the single. It's the buzz clip. It's the... 120 minutes.

What else is there? It's the... It's the jam. It's the song of the summer. It's the there? It's the... It's the jam. It's the song of the summer. It's the vine. It's the one you hear at the boardwalk. But it's really fucking good. It's a jam.

The whole tape is really fucking good. It's a jam. This track, High Five, I could listen to it over and over again. So let's jump in here with this Angel... Choo-choo-choo-choo-choo-choo-choo. ...cassette on pathetic and jagged. Oh, yeah.

High five. All right. Now, due to AI and all this new technologies, a couple bots had flagged this episode originally. So I'm here as a lawyer kind of combating the legality of being able to listen to this. So what we did was we reversed and pitched down the original audio file so you can barely hear it. And I'm talking over it. So technically this passes the 80% legality of being able to play the Jaguar Angel Olsen's track.

I just want to point out she's not related to the dude from Wolf Eyes. So before you go ahead and make those kinds of assumptions, also let me introduce myself. My name is Delward Dan. I'm a tape lawyer on retainer for Tabs Out. And that's the podcast that you're listening to currently. So basically I'm'm supposed to kind of you know we had 71 hours upon the message that i was on a workout bike when jamie uh orlando's reached out to me and i was given an assignment actually series of assignments and this is the first of many so uh this is not the way the episode originally sounded when it came out in uh i don't know when this episode this originally came out in it's episode 47 and there's like 200 of them now so at least so that's a big uh it's a big

undertaking you know and We want to preserve. Go ahead and listen to Angel Olsen. I would recommend not listening on Spotify. I would say go ahead and download Direct on Bandcamp or go to her shows and buy a record like my client Alex Homan did once in Northampton, Massachusetts. Best way to listen to anybody's music is to see it live. So go ahead and, you know, as long as they're not doing merch cuts on them, you know, that's fine. And if any venues listen to this, you're doing merch cuts, we're coming after you next.

There will be a series of litigations that will be, I'm just going to say it right now, violent in nature and highly aggressive. You will be doxxed. All of your accounts will be open to the public to, you know, we're just kind of like this, you know, I don't, I don't say the R word, but if I could say the R word, I would refer to this Elon Musk guy as that. And he's coming after you with the chainsaw and uh no disrespect to people who are actually under the r-word we don't need to i want to cut that part out but um you know basically uh yeah listen angel olsen i think it's great she's awesome dang angel olsen yeah man um She's awesome. Dang. Angel Olsen.

I like it. Yeah, man. What's his name called again? Where'd it go? Something with fire. Burn Your Fire for No Witness. Is that empathetic? I saw today that she has a tape called Lady of the Water Park

that came out in 2010 on a label called Love Lion. It's like all cover songs. There's not one for sale on Discogs, and I couldn't find one anywhere else. So if you are a proud owner of Angel Olsen's Lady of the Water Park and would like to sell or trade it, get in touch,

because I would like to grip. Yeah, Mike will buy it with a used Best Buy gift card. We'll work out a very special deal. You can combine that with a Dairy Queen coupon and get a free left shoe. A Visa card from Sam Mall. In the end, you're making out.

It's got 30 bucks on it. It might take a little bit, but you're making out. Dave. Dave. Dave, don't ruin a good thing, all right? You're drafting off me, so don't fuck it up, all right? Drafting off you? All right.

What's that mean? Go, Joe. You're coasting in his waves. Yeah, right. Let's play an old... I don't think I've played this tape before. I think I've brought it multiple times, right? I think you've been bringing that since the first episode.

Yeah, I think so, too. This Raglani tape. It's an older one. Oh, wait. Did you play it? I don't think i played it thank you no no i've definitely brought it even if you did play it who cares we'll play the b-side so let's do that rewind that b-side jesus christ you gotta be kidding me

you we don't even have to do this on like we don't have to record that part i just say rewind it you're gonna wear out my rewind head This is all in real time, Joe. All in real time. My snubs are already getting conked out. An audience doesn't have to know is what I'm saying. Jamie, who put this out? Ides? Right here.

Hand it over. Right here. Hand it over here. Reglani. You picked this up at No Fun Fest at 2008? The one that was at the Music Hall of Williamsburg or whatever. The one where you got all the stuff stolen.

Oh shit, I forgot about that. Him and Steve Hallschild got all their gear groups. This was the other dude? Yeah. I remember hearing the story and it was like 2 in the morning, and they went to go get pizza, and they actually saw the person running away or something. Oh, really?

I feel like that's what I heard. I don't know. That's a... I didn't think about that in a long time. Don't steal people's fear. It was crazy. Hey, everybody, come on. Come on.

Jesus Christ, man. It was crazy. But then Emeril tried to play after that. Yeah, and I guess... He borrowed stuff. He borrowed stuff. People had the same stuff as him. They killed it.

Yeah, it was a good set. Nice. They started loud and then faded out. I'd probably cry. Somebody stole my stuff. I'd probably cry. Yeah. And you're on tour and now your window's busted out.

You gotta deal with that too. Yeah. Not only is all your shit gone. Window's easy though. You gotta go home and tell mom somebody broke the minivan window. And I think, I'm pretty sure Raglani said, because he had just got signed

or was going to do a record on Cranky, and he used some money that they gave him to buy all this new gear. And hadn't done the record yet or something. Oh, that's a bummer. And really, honestly, I haven't really heard what he's done since then.

I haven't really been in touch. I feel like I heard his name a lot around that time period, and then since then, I haven't really heard any. I think he's done a couple of things. Well, none of my people are telling me. So is this tape called Reglani-isms? called Reglani-isms?

Or Reglani-ism? I think it's called One-ism. One-ism. Okay, because on the spine. Okay, it says Reglani and then One-ism. See how they did two different fonts? Yeah, but it's one word. I don't see my...

You don't see fonts. No, I don't see fonts. Everything's Comic Sans to me. I dig this cover, though. It says Reglani in this diagonal pattern over and over again. A really tiny, tiny font with a dialogue bubble.

And then all the dialogue bubbles on the inside. That's tight. Is that what those are? Right? Yeah, from a comic. Yeah, from a comic, right? He's not thinking it, Dave. It's not bubbles. He's saying that. I thought that meant somebody was... Pardon.

No, there would be a little rounder. A little rounder, brown. And what was his label? I don't know. I-D-E-S. That's all we know. I'll look it up just in case. Yeah, play it.

Jesus Christ. Get on with it. Rewind this. Play this. He'll look it up just in case. Play it. Jesus Christ. Get on with it. Rewind this. Play this. He'll probably have me pausing it. Reglani. Are we going? Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. The so so The so I know, right? Don't tell me what to do.

A minute ago, you were goofing. I like to goof. Now you want to get back to work. We're on the air. Oh. Reglani. One of them. One of them.

That was on Ides Recordings, number 11. It came out in 2007. Ides Recordings, which it says on Discogs here, it's an anti-collector label, originally based in Chicago. What's an anti-collector? Do they just keep everything in print? Oh, maybe.

Put a lot of good stuff out. They were active from 2005 till 2010. Death Rose, Mammal, Secret Abuse, Kites, Sixes, Panicsville. I think what it means is they only sell to people that don't have any cassettes. Okay. They only sell... Just getting into it. Do you got any tapes?

Yep. Next. Next. Next. Hey, Grandpa, get over here. Buy this Skull Erection cassette. He's like, I already have it. Torwards Failure.

Yeah, I already have it Torwards failure Yeah, I already have torwards failure Do you have anything by crib death or climax denial? I got sexuality as a curse I'll take it You will, you sound like a collector We're anti that Whose turn is it?

Yours No, it's not, it's Dave's Dave's big-ass corner. What do you got? Big-ass corner. What did you say? That's a big-ass corner, Dave. I repeated what he said.

Oh, okay. That's the bit. I'm going to play a cut from this project. Red on. Red on what? Red on. No turn on red. R-E-D space O-N.

Okay. Color red. The state of on. R-E-D space O-N. Okay. Color red, the state of on. On the Chusets. This is off of a comp that we got in the mailbag from a label. That's slang for compilation for all you anti-collectors. A label called Magnetic Purely. I've never heard of this label.

No, I haven't either. But this is a pretty tight comp. Who else is on this comp? Mostly droners. Nothing that I recognize. The human condition, an elm, arms, slow-mo genocide. I don't know if that's... How many names did you... Did you just say one name or like five? I'm just trying to't know if that's... How many names did you just say? One name or like five?

I'm just trying to figure out if that's the project name because there's like writing on top of the text so it's kind of hard to tell where the project ends and the song title begins. And my body begins. Nothing I recognize on this. This is all new stuff, but it's all good. Dave, sometimes I feel so close to you.

I don't know where your project ends. And mine begins. I love you, boo. I really, really like the artwork on the inside of this J card, though. Oh, yeah, you would like that. Oh, is that a machine? Oh, that's somebody's rig. Yeah, it's all the rig with like,

there's like 100 cables tangled up. It's a line drawn, a little line drawn with their equipment all laid out and all the cables connecting the various pieces of gear. Is it the same thing on the front too, underneath of the text? Oh, it is. I didn't notice before.

I like that. That's awesome. I like that. And what, you're going to play Red on? Red on. No, turn on Red. Red on. Put it on your Red.

All right, well, let's all put this on our Red. From a comp called We Wreck This City. All magnetic, purely. Here we go. THE END I don't know. Thank you. © BF-WATCH TV 2021 Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Red on. Red on is good. Red on, man. Red on. Red on, red on. Red on is good. Red on, man. Red on. Red on, red on.

That was tight. I like how it was kind of like, it was just bread for a little bit, then all of a sudden the toaster popped and it came up. Moved my cheeks a little bit on the chair. Get some movement going. Get my movement clothes on. You do have your movement clothes on. Two-tailed-word-facing dog in here.

No, that was tight. I like that. You said that comments. That was tight. I like that. I like that the party's all downstairs but not up top. Oh, yeah. You got PJ pants on but still a button up over a t-shirt. You don't have inside shirts?

I got tons of stuff. I have inside shirts. I have shirts I put on at home I got more stuff than you'll ever know Joe I got it all stored away Like a little chipmunk It's all vacuum sealed Don't you worry about me

Alright my turn He's got another temperature controlled room You know what I'm going to go into here? They're all the same red flannel Where'd it go? I had it right here Oh you know what it's still in go into here? They're all the same red flannel. Where'd it go? I had it right here. Oh, you know what?

It's still in the box. Where's the mailbag? Because it's in there. Dave, hand me that muscles tape. Okay. You know what I like in cartoons? I like when the characters go to get their clothes out, and their wardrobe is like 100 of the same outfit.

Like Doug. Einstein wore the same thing every day. That's all right. Play this tape by Muscles. This might be the best cover ever. Dave also commented on this earlier. It's just a drawing of, I guess,

it's like an arm, right? It's an arm with a bunch of muscles on it. It's almost like a camel. It's almost like camel humps. But the hand, is it like making a fist like you would think when you're going to, like, show me your muscles. And then you make the fist and, urgh.

This hand is like the fingers are just all pointing down somewhere. And then someone's like, all right, I got a red crayon and a blue crayon and just scribbled on it. Those are the best arm drawings I've ever seen. They are pretty good. Joby, tap me up with a couple of those. Those arms. Oh, tap you up.

Tap me up. Give me some broccoli bites. I'll tattoo that on you. Joby, do you remember a band from 1998 called Nintendo that played in Delaware a few times? Yeah, Joshua Battle played with them in like... Like 1999. Yeah, Josh Robato played with them in like... Like 1999.

Pennsylvania somewhere. Yeah. It was far. They had a 7-inch out. Relative to me being 17, it was far. Yeah. Yeah, obviously.

They had a 7-inch out. I had that 7-inch. Like, whatever, 13, 14 years ago on a label called Unread Records. And that label put out this tape.

Oh, really? Yeah. This is Unread. They're doing it. And that label put out this tape. Oh, really? Yeah. This is Unread. They're doing it. They're currently in Baltimore. Yeah. It's Unread number 83, but it came out in 2009.

They're like over 100 now. Still going strong. All right. They sent us a few tapes. But I want to get to this. That catalog. This, yeah. Well, a couple of new ones,

mostly classics. This is Muscles Volume 1. It came out in October or November. I guess this is both those months, 2009. And it's a, it looks to sound collage type stuff. I think it's a... I can hear it. Play it and I don't hear it. I think it's by a dude named Christopher Fisher. Get him, Joe.

I think is the guy's name. And, you know, a bunch of weirdo found sounds. Muscles. Let me see the inside. Yeah, it folds out. Ooh, that keeps going, huh? Yeah, it folds out to a big-ass piece of paper. No more drawings Muscles. Let me see the inside. Yeah, it folds out. Oh, that keeps going, huh? Yeah, it folds out to a big-ass piece of paper. No more drawings, though. Just now text.

Yeah, and there's some drawings over there. Some dude's face. But they list a lot of the stuff here, the source material. Oh, I like that. You know, a bunch of goofy stuff. Being a goofball. Whack pack. Check out the whack pack over here.

All right. Play some of this from Unread Records taped by Muscles. Or Muscles. I'm not really sure how to pronounce it. Older one from not that old. Five years old. On Unread Records. Here it is. Hmm. I'm going to go to the right. I'm going to go to the left. I'm going to go to the right.

I'm going to go to the left. I'm going to go to the right. I'm going to go to the left. I'm going to go to the right. I'm going to go to the left. I'm going to go to the right. I'm going to go to the left. I'm going to go to the right.

I'm going to go to the left. I'm going to go to the right. I'm going to go to the left. You can't get up from here. Turn from the fly and get in. The screaming crowd was loud, the squeaking, screaming silence confirmed that what they saw was true. The President of the United States, Al-Jaffin Shah. While the world will remember that night's event forever, some eyewitnesses shall bear witness to a special delivery. A flying saucer hovering over the city of Africa.

The flying saucers are real. Me, you, my life, me. Put my heart on the line. You can't deceive. That was the Coddles recording. To me. We switch you now to our on the spot reporter downtown. Come on, baby, let's go downtown. Take it away, John Cameron Cameron.

This is John Cameron Cameron downtown. Pardon me, madam, would you tell us what you would do if the saucer broke the land? I'm sorry, John Cameron Cameron. This is John Cameron Cameron downtown. Pardon me, madam, would you please move the wheel if the saucer is on the way? Thank you. Thank you. And now the thing, gentlemen, there.

Well, I'm going to do. And the gentleman with the car, what's he missing? He's a. I'm going to go down there. I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it. Oh, my God. We've placed their massive parachute and we've set the other. We will turn them out to our studio. The flying saucer has gone. There is no threat of invasion. However, flying saucers are still alive. Look at my muscles. Look at my muscles. I'm going to put my hand out, put my fingers down at the ground, and I'm going to make four muscles. Look at my muscles. I'm going to put my hand out, put my fingers down at the ground, and I'm going to make four muscles.

Muscles. You got corny muscles. Volume one. Like a subtitled thing. Muscles like a corny. I love that, muscles like a corny. Get out of here. I mean, they're probably really toned. I mean, you're moving that equipment all the time. Oh, yeah. Playing the dark game. Leathery, too.

You think they're playing? When they set it up, they got to calibrate it. They the country. Playing the dark game. Leathery, too. You think they're playing? When they set it up, they gotta calibrate it. Okay. They're like leathery. Every day. Frank, you calibrate the dark game? Their whole body is calloused. You know I did.

Oh, it's definitely calloused in some way. Their biceps are like my heels. Just like thick skin. Their biceps are like my heels. Right leg made out of one giant Lucky Strike cigarette. With a sandal on the end

half my body's wooden it's got a thumbtack on the end you can pick up all the trash I'm 16% thumbtack fuck you carny fuck you Joe B

you got anything another deep cut from the vaults We haven't played this, right? Expo 70 on Sal's label? I don't know On Peasant Magic? I don't think we have I hope you're playing like everything that you played the first episode

That would be so good Joe got into a car accident the other day You just started at the end of your shelf Well, these are in my car Joe got into a car accident the other day Now he's destined to play everything over again And all the tapes that were in the back seat that he threw back there they got thrown in the front he had a pile he had a pile one side that that was played in a pile

of his i'd to play and they all got switched and then one day joe b he got in his car wasn't driving much he wasn't driving far he hit a rock and he went kaboom. And now his tapes are all over the room. Yeah. What's he going to play now? And then you, Buster, go, I don't know. Oh, this has to be a bit. You had to have wrote this this morning. All right, what are you playing? Expo 70 on Peasant Magic?

Yeah. B-side. I want to talk about the cover art real quick because I dig it a lot. Holy shit, you got this rewound. I got to say, Peasant Magic, Salzza Magic you really gotta have a lot of dedication if you're gonna do these little vellum bands around the cover look at that little dribble of glue that he put on there

can you imagine like sitting there every night like that's why he's eating gummy worms there was 200 of these? shit the heyday of cassettes huh that bubble popped no I'm sure people can still do 200. I actually printed these at my work. What is this

little extra thing? There's a last flap that's just white. You know what? I like it. I get it. You guys don't get it? I get it. Let me see. You get it? I do like that. There's some amps and space with skulls and guitars.

Space. Meditating guy. And then just a white blank panel. It just makes you really think. It makes you think, where does Dave's panels end and mine begin? What's this tape called? Stop joking about my panels. All right.

Well, let's play something off the B side. Damn, this is really nice cover art. I really like this. I like how the amps, how they say Expo 70 on them, where it would normally say the manufacturer's name. Expo 70 White Ohms Cassette on Bezza Magic. I'll see when it came out. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Expo 70. White Ohm C-59.

Sweet Axe, man. Like a sweet axe. I forgot how good that tape was. It's good, right? That was killer. That was a cut off the B-side, White Rift. It was along with a few other tracks on that cassette were outtakes from the Black Ohms recording session.

Oh, Black Ohms. Yeah, I don't know what Black Ohms is, what release that is. But, yeah, that was cool. That also came out in 2009. Same year as the Regalani. Flashback. The year was 2009. What? Regalani was 2007. Was it 2007? It was 2009.

The year was 2007 to 2009. See, that's what happens. They both start with an even number that is divisible by one, have two numbers less than both those numbers in the middle, and then another number at the end.

And they're both holy. It's the Squidinacci sequence. Squidinacci. Yeah, this guy, Frankie Squidinacci, I went to grade school with. Squibblenocchi, I went to grade school with. Squibblenocchi.

Whatever, he owns a sailboat now, so laugh at him all you want. He hates winning. He's doing fine. He goes to regattas. He goes to Bermuda once every six years. Got a timeshare. My turn? No, Dave, it's somebody else's turn. Got a timeshare. My turn?

No, Dave. It's somebody else's turn. Yeah, your turn. Go. Go. Yeah. He goes there anytime he wants. I'm going to play this tape that came out.

That's a Bob's Burger show. Yeah, I know. Uh-huh. I'm going to play this tape that came out on Yedlmire. Yedlmire. I knew you were going to do that. Everybody does that. Dave said, I said earlier, I don't think we've played anything on Yiedelmeyer. Yiedelmeyer. I knew you were going to do that. Dave said, I said earlier, I don't think we've played anything on Yiedelmeyer. And he's like,

I think we have. And then I said, Yiedelmeyer. Yiedelmeyer. Yiedelmeyer. And I was like, yeah, I feel like I've said that before. So we probably have. It's a project called Los Condenados. Los Condenados. What's that mean?

The condoms. All of them. The condon... The con... The condoms. That's fine. Those Condonados. I'll look it up.

Tell me about this tape, Dave. What do you got? It's free jazzy. Ooh. That's how I like my jazz. Smoky. Ooh. Low light.

Go on. And ay. Low light. Go on. And a bit of peony. I think we're in peony. I don't think there's actually any peony. I think we're in short for a treat over here. I'm looking up what Condonados translates to. Yeah, do that now.

English! It was a movie. 2012. What was? Los Condonados. English. Now's the time. It was a movie. 2012. What was? Los Condonados. Los Condonados. Spanish to English translation. How many links do I have to go through to get to this?

Come on, internet. The condemned, convicted. Ooh. And so condoms. This is grim. Doom. Doom. All right. Play it. Let me say it. All right, play it.

Let me say it. I want to say it. Oh, where is it? Where is it? I'm looking for a title on the spine, but it's hard to see. All these Edelmeyer tapes that came were all black tapes. With a red dot. With a red dot on there.

What's that mean? I don't know. What does that signify, Edelmeyer? Edelmeyer tapes that came were all black tapes. With a red dot. With a red dot on there. What's that mean? I don't know. What does that signify, Edelmeyer? Edelmeyer. It means they're marked. Well, after that accident in my car, they're all mixed up. Oh, my God. Don't get me started on verse two.

All right. Let's get into this. Who are we playing? Los Condonados. Condonados. On Edelmeyer. This is a live cut from the B-side. I think they're all live cuts, actually.

I think they're all from the B-side. I think they're all live cuts, actually. I think they're all from the B-side. Here it is. Yeah! Yeah! Motherfucking awesome! Yeah! Yeah! I'm going sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it, but I'm not sure so three I'm going to have you can see it, but I'm not sure if you can see it. oh I love you. I'm not trying to talk to you. Yeah! Go, go, go! Go, go, go! Come on! Oh my God! oh ah I'm not going to let you go. uh wow Los Condenados. Yo, I know who Yedlmire is now.

They're from Massachusetts, and I feel like the guy who does that project, Belarusk, is involved. Do we play Belarusk tape before on this label? Maybe. I don't remember. That guy's from Massachusetts, though, right? Here, rewind the beats out of this.

I can't keep up with all these people. Why am I rewinding your tape? It's my turn. Oh, it's your turn? Yeah, man, back off. Back off my turn. Those Condonados sound like a pretty wild performance. Sounds crazy.

Sounds like the audience were having a real good time. Joe? I agree. Yeah! Back to you, Mike. There you go. Thanks. Back to you, Dave. Back to you, Mike.

And that was another tape. Back to you, Joe. We're live here. It's Mike's turn. Go, Mike. And we all had a real good time. We're live here. It's Mike's turn. Go, Mike. And we all had a real good time. I'm standing here at Dave's Corner. Back to you, Dave.

Something horrible should have just went down in Dave's Corner. I'm standing here in Dave's Corner. Like a stabbing. Hello? This is Dave. I'm at Dave's Corner. Where it at Dave's Corner. Where it's pandemonium. Tapes are everywhere, Brett.

Okay, it's my turn? It's my turn. I'm going to play a tape. Boys, did you bring your... Four Walkmen were murdered. That didn't get a laugh, did it? No, it didn't. It wasn't very good. No, it was all right.

You know, sometimes you can't... You got to work out new material, Dave. It's't very good. No, it was alright. You gotta work out new material, Dave. It's not all good. You boys have your clown shoes on you? You ready to hear some Goofin? You want some Japanese treats? I don't know if I like the direction

of this. I don't. I got a tape by a project called Japanese Treats. Oh, okay. This is benign. A new one. The first release on a label. Thought I was about to be racist in here. No, no, no. The first release on a project called Japanese Treats. Oh, okay. This is benign. A new one. The first release on a label... I thought I was about to be racist in here. No, no, no. The first release on a label called... I just don't really like really sweet things, so I thought you were right.

I don't really want some candy. Mike's not a snack food guy. I'm a savory man. Oh, you're a savory treat guy? Adhesive Sounds. That's the name of the label. No sweets? Adhesive Sounds. Some sweets. I like Twix.

I believe they have a fairly new label with like four releases out. And this is the first one. Just came out in April. Japanese treat. The name of the tape is I guess Star E468. Does that look right to you? It's an asterisk. Yeah.

Not a star. Jesus Christ, Mike. Look at the inside of this. Oh, I like that. Who is that? Talk about that a little bit. Is that Mecha Kong? It's Mecha Kong shooting laser beams at Kong wrestling T-Rex. I'm annoyed Dave's getting by all this.

Is he? I'm not getting annoyed. I think that's from something, too, right? Like, that looks like... Like, that's not an actual photo that they took? Yeah, like, I want to see that movie. Oh, I'd see that movie, yeah. I didn't know they did Mecha Kong.

All right. Well, now you know. Now you know. The more you know. Thanks, Japanese treat. All right, well, let's play something off this Japanese treat cassette on adhesive sounds.

There's something on the A side. Thank you. I'm going to go ahead and do it. so Thank you. Thank you. That was a tasty treat. Japanese treats, Dave. Cassette on adhesive sounds. You don't have to mention that every time, Mike. Sorry about that. I believe the guy's name is Ben Crossman, who does that project. Joe, you have something to say about the inner artwork, right? Yeah, it's from a poster for a film called King Kong Escapes, 1967.

Tell me about it. It's like a Mecha King Kong. The fate of the world hangs in the balance as King Kong fights the King Kong robot. Two King Kongs fight to the death. What? There's a King Kong robot? Yeah. Look.

And you said that somebody, there's a character called Doctor Who, but it's... Well, that's who created it. Okay. Doctor Who. But not Doctor Who. No, no, not to be confused with the television show or its main character. How would anyone make that mistake? This is 19...

When did Doctor Who start? 70s, right? 70s? Well, this is 67. No, before that. 50s? I think so, yes. Doctor Who started in the 50s?

1814. Yeah, I guess it had to be, right? The year was 1845. The year was 1612. I'm not a Doctor Who fan, so... No, I tried to get into it. I tried. What genre of music was that?

Japanese music. Konji music. I don't know what genre of music that I feel like I feel like there should be a genre you know what um I wish someone we've made a circus charlie soundtrack I'm not sure if we've talked about this I'm not sure who I talked about this with I only talked to you two guys so it was probably you one of you I was talking about I want someone to start a genre of music that's like vaporwave, but all of the songs are like five to ten seconds,

and it's called microwave. But all the projects are named stuff like Kenmore. Popcorn setting. Yeah, popcorn setting. Defrost. Defrost is good. Yeah, defrost is really good. Reset. One bound to frost really good. Reset.

One pound defrost. Cancel. These are all good. Or name brands. Stainless steel. Anything. Someone start a project like that and send us a tape. You know I used to have an

arcade game? In your basement? Yeah. in my garage what was it? let me guess my stepdad told me got a surprise for you when you come home got an arcade game it was fucking Circus Charlie

what is Circus Charlie? it was just this stupid game where you're like a clown and you have to like go through like an acrobat type level like it's a 2D scroller it was the fucking worst man that sounds like the worst it was so bad i'd rather have duck hunt i played the shit out of it though i had to i had an arcade game you gotta play it what are you talking about get out of here

yeah it's terrible all right b what are you gonna play it looks horrible yeah oh let me say it let me say hand me your phone what no i wouldn't play this is it still in his garage no we got rid of it circus charlie somebody else took that huh let me look i haven't seen the graphics for so long they look like uh excite bike i'm kind of like excite bike the game is so i mean stupid yeah who wants to play that look at that dumb horse look at that pony it's cute it's not cute joe what's the elephant doing back there just not cute, Joe. What's the elephant doing back there? Just watching? Don't get me started on the elephant.

Back behind the curtain? What are you guys doing? He's being nosy. Go home, Tony. I'll just be back here staring in a window or something. Alright, B, what are you going to play? This M. Geddes Gengarish tape.

You know, I heard him say his name recently, and I think it's M. Geddes Gengarish. Gengarish? Gengarish. No, I'm pretty sure it's Gengarish. I've been saying that for a long

time, so I'm pretty sure it's M. Geddes Gengarish. That's why it sounds really weird to me. So M. Geddes Grenous with a hard G Gangrenous Yeah This is another Not old one but same era What's the M stand for?

No this isn't that long ago Year? No I think like 2011 Something like that This is on KSStore, right? Yeah. And they haven't put anything out in a while. Like a few years.

Oh, it was recorded in 2011. Maybe it is older. Yeah. Throwback Thursday for Joe. Yeah, deep cuts. Oh, deep cuts. Not really, man. Oh, you son of a bitch.

What? Not you. Stupid antivirus thing keeps popping up on my computer. Jesus Christ, dude. You got real mad about it, too. Yeah, really. Let's play some from

the B-side. The Vast used to be so It's just two live sets, so we'll just play some from the B-side. I dig this. What color would you say that shell is?

That's like an awful gray. I would say that's a gray to art. No, it's not, because it has, I don't know what color. It's an army gray.

I don't know what color that is. Army gray. Yeah, it's like a camo gray. It's got a little green in it's not. It's an army gray. I don't know what color that is. It's like a camo gray. It's got a little green in it. That's why I say army gray. Yeah, I know. That's why I'm agreeing with you. It's got a little green in it.

I'm on your side on this one, Dave. Jesus Christ. Hey, back off, Joe. Easy. Easy, big guy. I like the way you said that. Hey! M. Geddes Gangres

Revision Alright Ok sirrah Here we go Thank you. Oh, my God. Thank you. Thank you. so Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. hell yeah yeah that was so... Little rowdier than normal. Yeah, man. Little rowdier than normal, buddy. That came out the day before my birthday in 2012.

Who cares when you were fucking born? I knew it was just a couple, two years ago. Yeah? I knew it. I was on to him, see? That was the revision cassette on K-Sara. No, K-Sara number 30. I like it. I was on to him saying. That was the revision cassette on K-Sara. No, K-Sara number 30. I like it a lot.

Yeah, I like that one a lot. That dude always kills it. Yeah, man. He just kills it. He just kills it. I just go up there and kill it. What is that from? When Justin Bieber was on Between Two Ferns.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I just go up there and kill it. Yeah, I usually just go up there and kill it. Yeah. And the way he says it It's real good He's a treasure He is

He's just a treasure Whose turn is it? Dave what do you got? What do I want to play? I want to play I don't mean to step on your toes No you don't step on my toes Oh, I don't mean to. Yeah, no. I don't mean to step on your toes, David. I just remembered something. No, you're not stepping on my toes. You're good.

Go ahead. It's completely random, too. Have you seen that Jordowski's Dune movie yet? Oh, I haven't seen it. No, I haven't. No documentary about it? No. You haven't tried to make Dune?

Oh, it's pretty good. Yeah? Yeah, it's pretty good. Check that out. Yeah. Where did I see it? I started watching... I can't remember the actual name of it, actually, but it's a documentary

on Making Night of the Living Dead. Oh, that's on Netflix, right? Yeah, yeah. It's pretty good. Pretty, pretty good. Who directed that? George? George A. Romero.

Romero. Romero. Yeah. Doesn't he, he didn't like copyright that movie or something so that like, he didn't make any money off that movie. I didn't get that far, so I don't know. Oh, okay. I've been watching the movie about the making of the Tom Petty video

for Running Down the Dream. They really have a whole movie based on that? Really? Interesting. What's the documentary called? Running Down the Dream. I remember the video. What happens in the video?

Is it crazy? It's like a cartoon. It's a really elaborate? Is it crazy? It's like a cartoon. It's like a dumb cartoon. It's called Running Behind the Dream. Are you serious? It's three hours long. Double disc.

Is it like a real time making of? They take it from beginning to end. Tom Petty walks in. What are we doing today? I haven't really thought about it too much, actually. I've been real busy. Just got off the set of The Postman.

Yeah. Completely unedited. Raw, too. Raw footage. No, yeah. Raw documentary style footage. They got on-scene sound and everything. Is it on Netflix?

Yeah. Subtitled some parts because the train goes by. Is there a train running down a dream? All right. What are you going to do, Dave? Well, they rented a train to make the movie. Not the music video, the documentary. I was going to say

they didn't have enough money to do the movie for Running Down a Dream. So it's also a documentary about the making of Crazy Train. Of Crazy Train? That video? So it's a dual documentary.

They had to rent a train. Sounds intense. They had to rent a train not for Crazy Train, had to run a train, not for Crazy Train, but for the making of Crazy Train. What are you going to play, Dave? Running down the drain. Running down the drain? Way to lead it.

That was a good lead in. Look at us being radio guys. We'll label that on. I'm going to talk it up. I'm going to play this tape Ray Faze put out called Tropic. Oh, this is a good one.

This came out on Rotifer as well. And I have to say, this, Rotifer, you figured out how to use the Band-Aid. You cover up the spools

and you spray paint the tape and then you peel the Band-Aid off and you get a nice, clean, you get a nice, clean line around the spools. You know, the tape and then you peel the band-aid off. Oh shit, that looks awesome. You get a nice clean line around the spools. You know I have this tape because I think he sent like three copies. He sent three of those. I played it and I enjoyed it. I did not notice the spray painting.

This looks awesome. He put the band-aid around the middle, around the spools, spray painted the entire thing white and then ripped the band-aid off. Like a man. Okay. That's all a man. Okay. That's all a gentleman could do. Alright, well let's play this.

What side are you playing? We are going to play... I think we're just going to take it from the top. Do you like the B-side? Well, you would like the B-side. Have we never talked about how that could be my segment? The Dave's Corner? We did.

The B-side? That was... We never talked about that? Well, before you were a regular on the show, we were originally going to do the B-sides with Joe B. And there was going to be sounds of bees playing the entire time when you talked about your tape. You were just going to be like a reoccurring guest.

Oh, all right. Let's put all that into the old stuff. Anytime I talk. Yeah. All right. So I guess we'll hop into this tape, cassette tape. Here it is. The End Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I'm going to go. Thank you. Go, go, go, go, go. Ray Faze. Damn.

Ray Faze Tropic. Am I muted? Yes, you are. How about now? Ray Faze Tropic from Motelofish? Motelofish? On Rotifer. Yeah, it wants tight men.

When they sent us over these copies... Three of them. Like you're supposed to. They came with three bags of tea. Oh, you didn't give us any tea? It's over there in an envelope somewhere. What's it, Bergamot? Yep. Earl Grey? Yep. What's it, Bergamot? Yep.

Earl Grey? Yep. What's your favorite type of tea? My favorite type of tea? I would say I like to take a bag of green tea and a bag of mint tea and put them in the same cup. I'd say Lipton's in a paper cup. So that's a black tea, right? No, I'm not really a tea guy.

But if you had to get some tea? Whatever you got. Yeah, I like green tea. Green tea? I'm a coffee man. I'm a really a tea guy. But if you had to get some tea. Whatever you got. Yeah, I like green tea. Green tea. I'm a coffee man. I'm a coffee man as well. Yeah, that's my first choice.

That's my first choice. That's always my first choice. All right, me's turn? Yeah. Roasting my own coffee again. Oh, you're back into it? Back into that. Yeah?

Yeah, it's going good. Yeah? It's going good. Going well. Good for you, Diff. Thanks. I'll give you an update next episode. I don't really like a real dark roast.

I don't know. Nah. Nah. Nah. It's burnt. Yeah. Well, you lose the coffee's characteristics when you roast it too long. Right. I've been cold brewing my coffee.

I don't like cold drinks. That's true. You don't like cold drinks, do you? Well, he doesn't like cold coffee because he doesn't want to just chug it down. Yeah. He likes the hot coffee because it hurts too much. Why do you have to chug it down if it's cold? He needs a liquid that's going to hurt him

so he doesn't just devour it in seconds. I love when Joe gets mad when I don't get why he eats the way that he eats. If I have a liquid, I just want to drink it right away and get it done with. I'm going to play a tape on another... Just get it over with. It sucks. Another brand new label who just sent us their first

four releases. I'm assuming that they're called Finery. Let me see how you spell it. Let me show you. The Noroco's cracked here. That was our first mistake. All right. Right here.

There it is. Right at the bottom. Is it little? Finery. Finery. P-H-I-N-E-R-Y. Dave's going to say something silly. They have it called Finery. The artist is Carl Finery. Finery. P-H-I-N-E-R-Y. Dave's going to say something silly. They have it called Finery.

The artist is Carl... Carl... How would you say that? Falsick? Carl Falsick? Dave, easy banging on the walls with your giant head. Shook the whole neighborhood. A relative position of figures.

Dave, I don't know what you're losing it about over there. Joe just had really good delivery when he said that. What did he say? He's going to say something silly. Wally's handing me the J card. I got you going. He didn't even see it and then he saw it and then he left. I like the artwork on this J card. I'm funny.

You are funny. I like the collage on the artwork as well. Simple paper collage. I've done a little collage work myself. Oh,. Simple, yeah, like a... Paper collage. Paper collage. I've done a little collage work myself. Oh, have you? Have you ever put somebody's head on another different body?

Yeah. The blue part kind of looks like the Bauhaus logo. Oh, it does. Describe that collage a little bit, Joe. Use your art school degree. There's some grid to create three-dimensional space. And that's what I paid for. This guy plays modular synths and tape delay.

I like that. Canadian fella, Montreal. So play something. I think there's a bunch of, not short ones, but little Chunkles. Chunkles. So we'll play four or five Chunkles. That's my uncle's name. Uncle Chunkles.

You hear something from Uncle Chunkles? You can't even say that. Carl Fausick, relative position to Figures Cassette on a brand new label called Finery. And here's something off beat. Oh, before I play it. I feel like he wears like white high tops i just want to marry a turkey i just want to mention how awesome this uh blue cassette uh looks with this uh gradient label on it this gradient label that goes pink to green or mauve to green yeah with the blue it looks really tight

yeah it looks good so let's play something on the side of this tape. A bunch of Joby's Uncle Chunkle's favorite cuts. Here they are. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Carl Fausik. Lots of fun little things there. Yeah. Bug music. Joe, have you ever bought anything on Discogs? I like that. And you have too, Dave?

Yes, I have. I just use it to browse. I've never actually bought anything. I found that Seafill tape on Discogs for $5. Yeah, you can get some old stuff on there. I'll have to search around. It's a fun little site. It's fun.

The LP goes for like $60 every time it comes up. Really? So I was really excited to find a tape. Oh, yeah. Wow. All right, Bill, what do you got? And I got a little note with it too from the seller yeah it said enjoy your new cassette and cassette was in caps and underlined three times with

exclamation points like this is the first time someone bought it yeah i guess i'll send it this asshole yeah you were really excited i want to see if these, speaking of eBay, I want to see if those... Speaking of eBay... You see someone put those seven upper astral cassettes for $1,800. Let's see. It's got four watchers.

And as of right now, it has... If it sells, you're going to feel like a real dingus. I already feel like a dingus. 13 hours. 13 and a half hours.

The countdown, you look like a dingus. 13 hours. 13 and a half hours. The countdown, you look like a dingus. $1,800 plus $3 shipping. It's funny that it says on here how you can... Do it again, Joe. Go ahead. Just take your shots. What do I care anymore? Lauren, my voice doesn't really help anymore.

You can hear me right over there. Yeah. I like how you can pay for an installment over like a year. What, really? Like someone's going to take out like a payment plan to buy cassette tapes. Just download it for free. Dave, that's illegal.

And just saying that, just merely saying that could land you in jail. Mama's probably listening to this podcast right now. Probably. He's the only one that can hear it live. All right, B, what do you got?

I don't know. I picked this off the shelf. Oh, you went for the shelf, huh? Went for the shelf. that can hear it live. All right, B, what do you got? I don't know. I picked this off the shelf. Oh, you went for the shelf, huh? Went for the shelf. Glom. Glom. This is an old, not old, but a Daniel Riser.

Between 2008 and 2010. Okay. It's a triple tape in a box. Blank Stairs is the name of the box set. Triple cassette on together tapes. Yeah. We talked to him on a few episodes back and i don't think he's really doing that label anymore but good story mike thanks i got a i got a ton of them i got a ton of cassette related tales i can tell you i don't really go

anywhere yeah i like those oh let me see that one that you have in your hand, Joe. I like how all these are decorated. Yeah, this is nice. They're finely decorated. You went by the seaside. This is my favorite. I like this one. What is that? All painted? The entire shell is painted with a... No, it's got a piece of artwork from a magazine

or something. It comes with a nice looking poster. I always like the artwork. You ruined it, though, because it's all folded up. You can't comes with a nice looking poster. I always liked the artwork. You ruined it, though, because it's all folded up. You can't iron that out. Well, it's got to fit in the box. It's got to go in the box.

I've always liked the artwork for... Put this under your mattress while you sleep on it. With some shaving cream. Oh, yeah. Soften that right up. Yeah, tie some twine around that poster.

You're like pigskin, boy. I've always loved the artwork that he does for the Together tapes. The drawings? The drawings, the collage work with the thick black border to everything. Like a Clerks the Cartoon animation. I liked that for a while, right?

You were into that. What, Clerks the Cartoon? Clerks the Cartoon. Yeah, it was the only... I think my DVD player was broken. I couldn't get it out. So it was the only thing I could watch. Yeah, you watch that a lot.

Yeah, I got into it. All right. Let's just dive in here. Just couldn't get it out. It was the only thing I could watch. You watch that a lot. I got into it. Let's just dive in here. Don't watch anything. Side C. Glom. Blank stare. From 2009. The I'm going to go ahead and get back to the The The Thank you. I'm going to if I can get a better view of the ship, but I'm not sure if I can get a better view of the ship. The The so so Thank you. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm From Glom. Glom.

Blank stare, triple cassette. Yeah, triple cassette. Glom, just in case I didn't hit record soon enough. Glom. Glom. Glom. Glom. Glom. triple cassette. Glom. Just in case I didn't hit record soon enough. Glom. Glom. Glom. Glom. Glom.

Glom. Glom. And we're rolling. Glom. Glom. Glom. Glom. Okay, cut.

Try it again from the top. All right, ready? And that was Glom. That was Glom. God damn it. I'm running out of tape here. Glom blank stair. Triple cassette from Together Tapes in 2009.

Or so. Killer looking box. I should have checked Discog. I think Orso because I think the recordings were from 2008 to 2010. This couldn't have come out beforehand. Well, Joe, you're clearly showing us. Time travel is real.

I knew those old photos of like the person walking by and they say he's on a cell phone Nicolas Cage on a cell phone look at that I just made a little brace for my pinky that's gonna get all purple in a minute Dave it's too tight loosen it up brother

loosen it up alright Dave play a tape play a cassette tape this is my last one so I'm gonna make it a count make it a count I All right. Play a cassette tape. This is my last one, so I'm going to make it a count. He's going to make it a count. I'm going to make it a count. I'm going to make it a count. Buy this wacky project called Do Molly.

What? Do Molly. D-U-E. Molly. It's some busted up teeth. Real busted up. Real nasty busted up teeth. I think that's the dude's teeth, actually.

Yo, dude. It was like a hip hop tape. Yeah. Oh, really? We got this a while ago in the mail. It's on some label called, what's it called? Stomach something. Oh, um.

Stomach club. Stomach club. Stomach club. Like a club you join for stomachs. Or a club that a bunch of stomachs join. Open. You turkey. You wiseacre.

I like their phone numbers on it. Oh, let me see. Where? Oh, it is. That's pretty funny. Is that the label's phone number? Let's do a parody of the inside of this J card. The inside of the J card's incredible.

Incredible. You know what? And there's the video of him hanging out the passenger side window of this car and driving around in the desert. What is that, a charger? I don't know. I don't know cars. I hope they tried this like two or three.

I hope they tried this multiple times and the dude kept falling out and the car just kept driving like miles away and they just kept wrecking. They had to get another one. Like somewhere in the middle of the desert there's like eight cars all going around in circles right now all by themselves that is a crazy cup inside yeah i like it what's he thinking not about his future that's not safe he's king of the world yeah right now you're invincible

that's a nice shot it is a good shot look at the dirt kicking out are they drifting i don't know it's still still photo i can't tell That's a nice shot. It is a good shot. Look at the dirt kicking out. Are they drifting? I don't know. It's still a photo. I can't tell. That's that over. What about now? Don't shake it like that.

Now it's a motion. All right. Well, let's play the track. Nothing to lose. Do Molly. Self-titled cassette on Stomach Club. I think this came out late last year. Late 2013. Here we go. Uh, yeah, still want me, bitch

We want to, we wanna go, we am approved We always love, we're not good, we have nothing to do We have nothing to lose, we're big, can we choose? Some people say that hate is a very sharp fucking word I'm only saying that bitch, niggas ain't deserve It's pointed to the world, these niggas still alive It's just something to me That they all deserve to die

And they the dead just fade and rot, fuck what they have to say I don't give a fuck, now slip and cut, what wants them bleed away All that shit is something harsh, and kinda something to deep Forgive me Lord for I have sinned, but practice what I preach I got my clique, we standin', standin' I got shit and you see, what's nonsense? Comin' out your mouth nigga, What the fuck you spittin'? My life, fuck what you is

I'm here to fucking provide No, no, keyword, fuck what you heard It's been global, talkin' worldwide I'm one, two, one and go We at my bro, we at my bro We are, we strong We're not done, we're strong We're nothing, we're nothing to lose We're nothing to lose

We're big and we choose Hey, what up? Nah, I'm just in the studio with Travi and Brian Nah, fuck, no, that ain't my baby But you got that five bucks Uh, chillin', what the fuck you doin'? I'ma keep my shit real, nigga, who you tryin' to fool? I grew up in a small town, though the word spreadin' too fast

And everybody knows everybody, ain't nobody livin' in my class I'm tryin' to make a good impression Ones that matter, they quit pressure Just a normal rapper and a casual person words mean something this shit be hurting in the fall of god ain't nobody else wanna catch me up like a fucking shelf while I'm going on to live my life coming in with something new that's once or twice and don't give a fuck how I fucking dress I ain't here bitch to fucking press I'm my own person that's what makes you rare

what's the bitch saying I don't care it's the molly that's the fucking name cut your head out your ass in the fucking game so I'll pay myself and say you stupid bitch shut your fucking mouth, say you stupid shit We want to, yeah we wanna go Me and my bros, we always throw We're not good, yeah nothing to do We're nothing to do or nothing to lose We're big and we choose Do Molly.

Remix. Self-titled cassette. Do you want to slow that down and do Molly? That's it. Is that what you said? Oh. It just came out that way. Oh, do Molly.

Yeah. Do Molly. But that wouldn't be a bad idea. I've never taken Molly. I haven't either, but we could start. I bought Ecstasy one time, but I was afraid to take it. What'd you do with it? I gave it to Larry.

Did he take it? Yeah, he took it. What'd he do? He said he rubbed the bench for a long time. He rubbed the bench. Really excited about it. Johnny Bench over here rubbing benches. Johnny Bench rubbing benches.

Do Molly. We should say it's do D-U-E, Molly. Yeah, like it's do. Yeah, like a Bill's do, not like do Molly. Do Molly. You owe me some. I guess you're going to Bing it Molly. Yeah, like it's do. Yeah, like it's something, like a Bill's do, not like do, Molly. Do, Molly. You owe me some. I guess you're going to Bing it. It's do.

The Molly's do. Pay up. Me's turn? Yep. Whatever. Take us out. All right, let's take us out. Take me home tonight.

Get this over with. Keep going. Let's cut it. See them. Okay, let's close it out. Episode number 30, or 47 47 with a tape on... Now we gotta do it all over again. RTA Art Collective.

A new one that just came out by a dude named Andy Lobes. The tape is called The Shell. Like Earlobes? Yeah, like Lisa Lobes. Lisa Lobes. I went to Lisa Lobes' wedding.

The Shell and the Spectacle. Yeah, yeah Lisa Loeb's. I went to Lisa Loeb's wedding. The Shell and the Spectacle. She went to my high school. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Not the Lisa Loeb. We were in Earth Science. Yeah, this came out at, it was recorded. Yeah, it just came out not that long ago. Take that, Joe.

Everything about RTA Art Collective, I feel like I shouldn't like the label. Like it's a polycase. Polycase, they use the band-aid. Yeah, all this stuff I don't like. But it turns out I really like the label. It's a poly case. Poly case. They use the band-aid. Yeah. All this stuff I don't like. But it turns out I really like this label. They just put out a DJ Mickey double cassette. Oh, DJ Mickey.

Yeah, remember DJ Mickey? We played DJ Mickey. I like Mickey from Bob's Burgers. Who's that? He's the guy. He tried to rob the bank across the street. Oh, yeah. He's been on a couple episodes.

Has he? Yeah, he's been on like three episodes. Okay. I only saw that one. I don't know if I have. I forget everything right after I see it. Dave is staring into the abyss over here. You guys watch him over and over again. I do watch him over and over and over.

I feel like I'm wasting time when I do that. Let's go out this Andy Loach cassette. I put it in the background while I'm doing stuff. Oh, yeah? What are you doing? I'm at work. I'm drawing or something. That's a good idea. You just blewach cassette. I put it in the background while I'm doing stuff. Oh yeah? What are you doing? I'm at work. I'm drawing or something. That's a good idea.

You just blew Dave's mind. In the background? Yeah, yeah. Huh. Because I'm sitting there at the desk. I see. I put it on while I'm working. I put it on while I'm working. So you're doing something else too. I don't want to pay attention to it, but I want to laugh. I know. I'm with you. I'm with you. Alright, we're ready

to wrap this up. No, I want to keep going for a couple more hours. Thanks to Doug and Max from Hasu Mountain for the intro. How do you think they made the music video for Running Down the Dream? Well, if you want to know,

Dave, you can watch Running Behind the Dream. Now available on a Blu-ray box set. Wait, what is the name of the song? Running Down the Drain or Running Down the Dream? Running Down the Drain. Train. It's Train.

You keep saying Drain weird. No, it's Dream. First I thought you said Running Down the Dream. I always thought it was Running Down the Drain. Are you serious? Now I don't know which one it is because running down the drain makes sense too i think it's rushing down the drain working on a cadillac running down going wherever i see on a dream running down a dream that's what it is oh Oh, Jesus Christ. For my whole life,

I thought it was running down the drain. Like you're going down the drain in the shower. Like you're running down it. Makes sense. Like your life's, you know, running out. Yeah. Draining away. Now I understand why the lyrics didn't make any sense.

Oh, man. I guess I could skip that documentary. A total petty head like Dave got that one wrong. Because I was hoping they would explain that. total petty head like Dave got that one wrong alright Andy Lobes the shell and the spectacle RTAR Collective Cassette episode number 47

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