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Amazing! Hope for new Liquid Liquid recordings soon

Wow! Love your page! Let’s connect?

That’s superb! Let’s connect?

Unbelievable! Let’s connect?

Loving all this Liquid Liquid footage! Thanks for sharing!

Very fun interview, Dennis! I've been glad to see Ernie play in the last few years with the band Tape Hiss.

Very cool!! And great marimba playing!

The music of Tim Blake is incredible. It is just a travel to the universe and dreams.

"Basic" is one of my favorite albums.

Will the Pups ever tour again? Been waiting to see Derrick play with them since '94. Come on guys, we're not getting any younger.

Good interview. He didn't respond to my request.

I used to have all Liquid Liquid 12 inches plus other 99-releases. Still have all Popol Vuh records on the shelf, a true NO wave band

What a great band it is actually. Only miracle is why they never got big.

great interview - rock on old friend!

Great stories, makes me think about my own musical adventures. I have in common with Bill to have played and record with Charles Hayward !

He said Symbiosis but I wonder if he meant to say Centipede?

Thanks a lot for having me on your series, Dennis. It was great speaking with you. Also, as a quick correction: I hadn't thought much about my early concerts in relation to my time at boarding school, but I did actually see quite a few great concerts during my four years there (some in and around Philly, which was local to the school, and others back home in NYC as well). My first big one was Queen with Thin Lizzy opening, at Madison Square Garden, in February of 1977 (in awesome 16th-row center seats on the floor as well). A few other notable concerts from that time period include Kansas, Heart, Styx, Sweet, Boston, and Rush. Best wishes and, again, much appreciated!

Yes, this is a great interview but I was going to say the same thing. Those interjections are great for a real conversation, showing an interest, etc., but on a Zoom call, it causes the other side to drop out, so it breaks up the response. With someone like Bill, he doesn't need 'encouraging', just let him go!

But PLEASE try to enter less "oh yeah", "wow", "I know that", "I didn't know that" etc. These thigs really distract the listening and interrupt the interviewee

Thank you vert much!!

Rob's book Electric Eden is beautiful

😊😊 thanks for having us, Dennis!

Amazing!! Looking forward to all of these new Liquid Liquid vids

GREAT interview!!

My overhead light died, sorry!

Great to see Larry still going strong. The interviewer looks like he had his mind on other things during the interview though. And he should have turned the volume down on his notifications. But apart from that it was nice to hear Larry reminisce about his heyday in electronic music.

Bernhard's great - look forward to seeing the rest of the discussion!

Great live performance, Dennis!

What a smoking performance of moving compositions from the players from Music for the Goddess and Water Torture chamber music.

Love the end of this talk! I’m inspired! & have hope!

Justin brought the Effector back to life!!! Justins a great musician & songwriter!!

Robin Crutchfield here. Interesting to hear others' memories of the art and music scenes of the 70s. As I'm compiling my own memoir, there are many details with which I adamantly disagree on the early years of the No Wave and downtown scene. But it's fun to compare fading memories.

Love listening to Mr. Chatham's history and telling stories .

Jack's the best. Great interview. Curious about that vegan podcast, lol

so cool to see this!

Loved this interview with Jack!

Great interview! Love the wide ranging conversation. Jack mentioned Luk who was friends with Sian.

R.I.P. Dids ,really sad news.Was great knowing you!!

LL an incredible band! 🔥❤️🔥

Great interview with Steve. You are becoming a Larry King with these various remarkable talents you are interviewing.The musical history that came thru Maxwells could fill a museum. I do encourage to Steve to do a book as a self published tribute. When you are part of cultural history memoirs are important. The ghost mentions, the odd shaped doors were an added bonus in Steve's Maxwells tales. How Netflix does not look to do a series of thoses amazing venues in NJ and NYC is a mystery. So in the meantime your podcasts are allowing many to do just that. Keep going Dennis.

Thanks for this wonderful interview. I'm a long-time fan of Polypores (and a new subscriber for you, Dennis). A Substack friend of mine recently pointed me to the movie Modulations, Cinema for the Ear that you and a lot of your fans may know about or find interesting about musical roots: ua-cam.com/video/icpDt6aQDww/v-deo.html

The last bit of the discussion is called the law of reciprocity. Notice how many blue cars begin to appear after you purchased a blue car. We have the ability to change our reality as artists. When another enters into our creative offering, they are in an actual different space, as the air pressure has changed. Sound needs air to move thru, so in a cool way our music is sculpting air molecules. Stephan has so many interests, this is evident you are bringing this out in your interview.

Great interview Dennis with Stephan Buckley. You leave superb space for your guest to share great stories. Well timed question about AI. AI can only regurgitate what it has ingested, it cannot create unless its prompted. A human can look at a cricket then sample it, then grain stretch it and incredibly you have a ghostly eherial choir. AI is not curious, we are. Keep these wonderful artists coming.

This is excelllent!

Nice interview Dennis. 👍

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Congrats on this fine interview with the remarkable Jan Hurling and her unique fine art. Her wedding dress creation is hauntingly stunning. What was enjoyable was hearing Jan say she is a novice to doing podcasts. I hope now that you helped her enter the pod world and get her feet wet, she will continue. Who would think the you have a Larry King beneath your Percussive Compassionate Personality. Great interviews and guests keep them flowing Dennis. Also consider putting your art on the back wall on some of these shows.

Good interview. Well done Dennis! 👍

I think this band has a tune in the movie soundtrack for Chef.

Great interview all you could ever want to know about Can. The discussion opens up and sheds a light on a remarkable time in the history of unique music. Robert being a superb writer transports you to the creative spaces where this music was born. Dennis adds his stories along with Rob's making a most enjoyable listen.