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Missing my teeth has never been so fun.

finally ive figured out joe pop-o-pie is not joe papa of controlled bleeding

Great interview Will

San Francisco is a crazy place. Nice memories of walking through the fog with Hawkwind on my walkman.

Hey this is awesome! I'm a big Sleepers fan from way way back.

JOE POP-O-PIE sent me here!!! ;p

Finally!! Been waiting to hear from Joe for forever!

who cares anyway was a lyric/song by Boyscouts of Annihilation from LA around 95. Wicked song. Ryan Hopeless sang it, now back in LA after chicago for a while. maybe yall are acquainted?

so zero comments and mine gets deleted bc i shared my depressing long tone improvisational band SC link fuck modernity idk these people but they seem chill. algo sent me. but why can't we share links on GOOGLE (youtube) ---> MONOPOLY BABE

i played in caroliner 96-97

Wonderful interview! 💗

I´m interested in your book! is it still available?

You should interview Greg Freeman.

I love this guy

This felt more like a conversation I was eavesdropping on than an interview...and that's a good thing!

Great! I love these stories so much. Bill is wonderful and has always been generous answering my fanboy questions over the years which seem limitless. Thanks for sharing this.

Cool interview - thank you!!!

Fun interview and a great listen.

This is great, thanks for putting this out!

wtf is this absolute gem of a podcast?

How did this make my feed? The AI knows too much.

I enjoyed this interview. Vincent Albarano's passion for low-budget SOV films makes me want to read his book Aesthetic Deviations. Pinhead Music zine also sounds intriguing. Plus I like the smooth NPR-calibre voice of host Will York.

Oh, I always love learning of Caroliner members. Thanks for sharing

Clit Stop ❤❤❤ double dutchess forevzzz

hi willllllllll and marrrrrrk

Secret Chiefs absolutely rules! Thank you for this interesting interview.

OSB!!! Man the Pet Hospital. I remember the party there, and wasn't there random old vet equipment still there? Creepy place!!!

Caroliner Rainbow is just... Wow, man.

very informitive

Nice.

great listen!

so much great deep details in this interview! thanks 👍 😊

Orbit’d round this gang/culture for a while in my hay day, that warm golden sun still shining for them city girls.

Beautiful

This is a fantastic interview from top to bottom as are most of the other ones in this series. Feeling very privileged to have been able to make art and music for, with, or even just parallel to these people.

I was in SF 90-96 + visited regulary for another 10 years so this was a great memory jogging listen. I was introduced to Peter by Brian Hall who was a mutual music friend. We were going to see a showing of The Residents - The Eye Screams at the Mill Valley Film Festival & Peter drove us. I was going to The Heinz regularly and saw that 1st Monopause show + tons of other incredible bands like Thinking Fellers, Caroliner, Little My, Big Butter, Sun City Girls, Fibulator, Molecules, Vacuum Tree Head, Three Day Stubble, Ubzub, Helios Creed, MX-80, Dos (Mike Watt & Kira), Ruins, C.C.C.C., Splatter Trio, etc. Also went to some of those warehouse gigs in Oakland + plenty warehouse & bar show in SF at spots like The Chameleon, Hotel Utah, Covered Wagon, Olive Oils, Thirsty Swede, Kilowatt, etc It was a fantastic time to see fun & genre expanding local music + being able to see bigger more known touring bands too. Jesus I even got to see Sun Ra & his Arkestra play on Halloween at Slims. While I haven't kept in regular touch with Peter I do see him occasionally when he has played Seattle with Negativland & when Monopause/Neung Phak & Avikko came through. His talent & the work he has done in archiving/remastering & releasing mostly Bay Area underground music should really be applauded. And to anyone read this far please look him up on discogs for another way to find how much he has been involved with.

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Great to hear all this history - about the scene back then and the bands involved and the sort of flavor and methods they were using to get their sound

I was a huge trey spruance fan and a huge niel hamburger fan and a big faxed head fan and didn't know they were both in faxed head

Spruance is about my favorite Interview out there. Brilliant. Thank you both!

Do you have the full interview??

i dont know if trey cares but his playing was very influential

good luck with yout channel. trey the greatest of his era

thanks fot this! guy a legend

As a younger but long time fan of Trey, this is just priceless! I've met him once or twice and am happy to still occasionally see some of the guys from Secret Chiefs around and in their various groups.. This fills in some gaps in the historical context of this sort of music for me - that I've had for over a decade.. Learning the history of all this and hearing some wonderful name drops of people and bands that I gravitated to over the years is just awesome. Thank you very much for this! 🙏

Great interview Will!! You're so good with flowing through the labyrinth and taking us on a journey. Trey is always a great speaker and storyteller too. Can't wait to get the book!

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Good! Luv it!!! Crush your competition with smzeus!

Was this recorded in March 2023?

So cool to hear she coined “Uncle Dave”s nickname! Used to chat with him when I lived in Ann Arbor.. he hooked me up with amazing Alexander Mosolov recordings when I could only ever find the Iron Foundry track on Folkways. Great interview!