NP: “Lover Come Back To Me” – Chet Atkins & Les Paul. Chester and Lester… You pretty much can’t go wrong. Don’t skip this one when you find it in the Goodwill LP bin, it’s worth all 50 pennies.
NP: “Don’t Think Twice It’s All Right” – Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs. 1968 Flatt & Scruggs album “Changin’ Times” has them taking on Pete Seeger, Bobbie Gentry, and Woodie Guthrie compositions, as well as five songs by Dylan. Not for the bluegrass purist, but I still find it an enjoyable listen.
NP: “Snake Drive” – Tav Falco’s Panther Burns. Hard to pick just one Panther Burns song… It’s really such a diabolical mood thing. Grab an entire record and give it a listen (if you can get through it).
NP: “Germfree Adolescents” – X-Ray Spex. This playlist was actually compiled in April, and then put in this sequence soon after that. In other words, before Poly Styrene’s passing. I thought about taking the song out, but it was meant to be here.
NP: “Bacteria” – Archers of Loaf. One of my favorite Archers songs ever. There was actually a minute when I thought there was a chance to put this song out on Self-Starter, but it didn’t happen. Again… song was picked when AOL announced they were doing dates this summer. Couldn’t believe it when they actually played it at Music Hall Of Williamsburg.
NP: “Freight Train” – Elizabeth Cotten. I heard an absolutely incredible ukelele version of this song sung by a woman whose name I never learned on tour a couple of years ago, and I still think of it sometimes. This original ain’t too bad, either.
NP: “Don’t Call Him A Cowboy” – Conway Twitty. Good advice to all the ladies out there.
NP: “You Are in My Vision” – Tubeway Army. Was this song in a car commercial or something recently? It just popped into my head one day, i guess for no reason.
NP: “Over the Edge” – Dead Moon. I went through a real Dead Moon phase last winter… Listened to a bunch of records, over and over. And then never put anything on a playlist. It was time to fix that.
NP: “Motoroller Scalatron” – Stereolab. Ditto with Stereolab. Anybody got a copy of Transient Random Noise Bursts on LP that you’re looking to get rid of? I got $25 for ya right over here.
NP: “Can You Believe It” – Keith Cross & Peter Ross. The bonus track to the CD reissue of an impossible-to-find LP… Truthfully, there are better songs on the album, but this is the song I wanted to put on the playlist. I know somebody who says he wants one of songs from the album played at his funeral, and I assure you he’s serious.
NP: “We Can Swing Together” – Lindisfarne. Lindisfarne was one of the bigger bands in the UK in the 70’s. History hasn’t treated them very well. They’re not amazing, but… They should at least be better known than they are.
NP: “Audrey” – Mike Heron. Incredible String Band front man’s first solo album includes guests like John Cale, Ronnie Lane, Keith Moon, Richard Thompson, and Pete Townshend. Not too shabby. Doesn’t hurt that the album’s pretty damn great, too.
NP: “Thoughts Of You” – Dennis Wilson. Pacific Ocean Blue. You either drink the Kool-Aid or you don’t. I have.
NP: “Early In The Mornin’” – 22 with Little Red, Tangle Eye, & Hard Hair. From the “Negro Prison Songs” LP… Alan Lomax recordings made in 1947 at the Mississippi State Penitentiary. All acapella and sorta uncredited (“Prisoner 22?”, “Hard Hair”, etc.), it’s a pretty amazing listen.
NP: “Sunday Noon” – Mandrake Memorial. Weird Philly psych on Poppy from 1968/69. Seemed like as good of a last song as any.
NP: “ITUNES_STREAM” – ITUNES USERS – stream all of the above songs.
NP: “WINAMP_STREAM” – WINAMP (and WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER and REALPLAYER) USERS – stream all of the above songs.
NP: “PODCAST” – PODCAST of all of the above songs. [71.7 MB, 62:47 minutes]
NP: “RAR_FILE” – .RAR file of all of the above songs. [85.2 MB]

NR: Finished “Steppenwolf” by Hermann Hesse. I’m going through a big Modern Library reading (and buying) phase. How had i never read this before? So good.

NW: Baseball. Man, I don’t even know who I’m rooting for. Weird, weird baseball this year.

NE: Chihuahua dogs and tater tots from Crif Dogs.
NE: Fried chicken at The Redhead.
NE: General Tso’s Chicken from Hot Kitchen, new decent chinese place in the East Village.

ND: Centennial Rye, hand-smuggled from Canada. Maybe the best bottle of $25 whiskey I’ve ever had. Glad i bought five of them!
ND: Leftover cans of Tecate from a Peter Bjorn And John show in Toronto, I think? Sometime that feels like a lifetime ago.

Not much to say… Enjoy!

 
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NP: “Do Whatever Sets You Free” – Ramsey Lewis. So, last week’s playlist was a semi-girlie affair… this week’s is the semi-boyish foil… Originally conceived as a collection of vinyl purchased over the last few months, there are a couple of exceptions… and I lead off with one of them. I don’t actually own this fun and funky Ramsey Lewis live album on vinyl yet, but there’s an auction ending on ebay tomorrow and I’d appreciate it if you don’t try to outbid me.
NP: “Veteran’s Day Poppy” – Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band. Have been in a big Beefheart phase, and then word came of Don Van Vliet’s sad passing… There’s a lot of Captain Beefheart And His Magic Band material out there (and a lot of confusion as to whether it’s an “And” or an “&”… even on their own covers), but it’s really worth it to try to dive in anyway. Some records are better than others, sure, but… just pick one and give it a listen. It’s that simple. RIP.
NP: “Salat Anbi” – Maleem Abdellah Ghania with Pharoah Sanders. Another non-LP track… 2 out of 3 already against the grain! But… I’m definitely 3-for-3 on the “boy playlist” goal, that’s for sure. There are some much-more difficult tracks on “The Trance of Seven Colors” record than this one, but I highly recommend it. I believe it’s CD and .mp3 only.
NP: “Montana Train” – Paz Lenchantin. Paz from The Entrance Band’s solo album is so gorgeous that there aren’t really words for it.
NP: “Craigie Hill” – Dick Gaughan. Reine from Dungen got the Dick Gaughan “Handful Of Earth” LP for $6 or $8 in Burlington. I had never heard it, but he played it for me when we got back to NYC, and it’s pretty great. So i started looking for a copy. I just didn’t expect to find it for 50 cents in the weird garage at the East Village flea market. I also didn’t expect it to have a $.99 pricetag on it from Academy! Such a weird score. Anyway… none of that helps to explain the sublime rural beauty and heartbreak of this record.
NP: “Highway Wolf” – Dungen. It’s not often one gets a song named for them… But the new Dungen 7″ (on Jack White’s Third Man Records) has this live improv jam on the b-side, and they called it “Highway Wolf”, which is their nickname for me. Rad.
NP: “Song For An Uncertain Lady” – Randy Burns. I bought this not knowing anything about it other than it had a cool cover and it was an old ESP record. For $15, that’s enough in my book. I’m really glad I did.
NP: “Requiem For John Hurt” – John Fahey. Another find at Record Surplus in LA… Really pristine copy, still in shrink, of one of Fahey’s Vanguard records “Requia”, still with a Licorice Pizza pricetag on it. Feels like some sort of digger badge of honor, that pricetag.
NP: “Love Call” – Ornette Coleman. Hot damn.
NP: “Final Countdown” – Europe. Re-watched Arrested Development in a pretty-short 2 month frenzy this winter. Can’t get this song out of your head sometimes.
NP: “Horses” – Bronze. First song from the self-released Bronze EP… Best new band in Brooklyn? Seems likely.
NP: “Here Come The Fleas” – White Noise. The companion piece to that Broadcast song from last week’s girlie playlist… This is sometimes considered the first avant-garde synthesizer record, or punk rock electronic record, or whatever hyperbole you want to say about it. It’s from 1969, and, well… i picked the silliest track from the damn thing, so I probably should have represented this album’s complexity and beauty in a little better light. Oh, well… It made for a good playlist closer.
NP: “ITUNES_STREAM” – ITUNES USERS – stream all of the above songs.
NP: “WINAMP_STREAM” – WINAMP (and WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER and REALPLAYER) USERS – stream all of the above songs.
NP: “PODCAST” – PODCAST of all of the above songs. [71.9 MB, 62:50 minutes]
NP: “RAR_FILE” – .RAR file of all of the above songs. [114.0 MB]

NR: Finished “Arrowsmith” by Sinclair Lewis. And it was as beautiful and amazing as i thought (and feared) it would be. Best $8 i’ve spent in a long long time. Which also means it’s about time I’ve mentioned one of the shining stars of “the new East Village”: Mast Books, on Ave. A between 4th and 5th. Located where Etherea Records used to be, This guy (I don’t know him) has opened a really solid used bookstore the likes of which haven’t been seen in NYC for a long long time. Highly recommended… Makes living in Manhattan still worthwhile.

NW: Nothing! (Wish I had seen that Kansas vs. Kansas State game last week, tho!)

NE: Green salad with mustard vinaigrette topped with walnuts, steak entrée and steak frites at Le Relais de Venise. Ummm… it’s the only thing you CAN order at Le Relais de Venise. With Le Vacherin du Relais for dessert.
NE: 2 bratwursts with 3 kinds of mustard, sauerkraut, bread, and fries. With a pint of Franziskaner Hefeweizen. $17 plus tax and tip at Studio Square in Queens. Weird place… giant beer garden, actually pretty good food and reasonable prices, and about 20 beers on tap… but then it’s often populated by exactly the people you left behind in whatever dumb-fucking-suburban-mall-going-place you tried for years to escape, plus investment bankers! And, strangely, yesterday, there was also some sort of meeting or membership drive of some brooklyn biker gang? Huh.
NE: Fried short-rib pierogies with applesauce and sour cream at Veselka. They’ve been on the specials menu for a month… What the hell made me wait so long to try them? Wow.
NE: Mexican nachos with mixed beans at Paquito’s.

ND: Many Red Stripe and shots of Jameson outdoors at The Boxcar Lounge in the East Village. Remember that one day when it was like 60 degrees? That was great.
ND: Half a shot of Patron XO Cafe at Studio Square. 70 proof tequila coffee liqueur.

special announcement! i’m back on the DJ wagon, at least for the month!

Every Wednesday in February i have been DJing happy hour at Lit, from 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM. I will again this week, as in previous weeks, be spinning exclusively from vinyl 7″’s released between 1985 and 1999.

For the fourth week, this Wednesday, February 23rd, i will play only records by artist names starting with the letters T-Z. And I won’t lie to you… this is the narrowest band, in terms of sheer number of 7″’s that I own, of the alphabet, so it could get interesting!

We’re talking about Teenage Fanclub, Unwound, Velocity Girl, The Wedding Present, Young Fresh Fellows, Zonic Shockum, etc. if you know me, you know what i like, so… come on out if you want to have a beer.

With your bartender Donovan and your owner Erik!

Here’s the Facebook Event Page.

Lit Lounge
93 2nd Ave.
New York, NY

I really hope you can make it!

 
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NR: Nothing! Been too busy!.

NW: Nothing!

NE: Pizza at Stromboli! Back in the East Village!

ND: Modelo Especial cans at home.
ND: Asahi bottles at Decibel.
ND: Half a glass of Dobra Zemlja 2004 Zinfandel. My last bottle of a case i bought a couple of years ago, and it was fucking corked. Ugh.

special announcement! i’m back on the DJ wagon, at least for the month!

every Wednesday in February i will be DJing happy hour at Lit, from 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM. I will be spinning exclusively from vinyl 7″’s released between 1985 and 1999.

For the third week, this Wednesday, February 16th, i will play only records by artist names starting with the letters N-S. Of course, this is based on my alphabetizing schema, not yours, so it’s possible that we might disagree about some arbitrary filing decision i’ve made (but i’ll be right). just in the interest of full disclosure, of course.

So, we’re talking about New Bad Things, The Oranges Band, Phleg Camp, Quicksand, Radiolaria, The Spinanes, etc. if you know me, you know what i like, so… come on out if you want to have a beer and hear some grandfatherly indie rock and emo singles. And still get home by your bedtime.

With your bartender Donovan and your owner Erik!

Here’s the Facebook Event Page.

Lit Lounge
93 2nd Ave.
New York, NY

I really hope you can come out and have a beer!

 
please hit me via email at nyc_AT_selfstarterfoundation.com if you’d like on the mailing list for when there’s a new post (or… configure your RSS-reader… this blog should be compatible, but i don’t use the things myself) or check me out on facebook / twitter (barf), where i will be including these updates, too.

NP: “Catch The Beat” – Planning By Numbers. I had never heard (or even heard of) this early pop record on Beggars Banquet until i bought it a couple of weeks ago for $4 based entirely on the packaging and the fact that it was an early Beggars thing that I had never heard of. I won’t say it was a life-changing experience, but… it seems to me that this song should have been a hit. (forgive the vinyl rip… there’s only one instance of this album up on the internet that i could find [and i'm good at that sort of thing], and it’s a fuzzy vinyl rip.)
NP: “The Horse Song” – Iggy Pop. I just really love the Zombie Birdhouse record all the way through, but this one song ALWAYS puts me in a good mood.
NP: “If You Wanna (demo)” – The Vaccines. I got to work with The Vaccines a couple of weekends ago. Pretty much exactly the third/third/third split between Arctic Monkeys, The Strokes, and The Ramones that I thought it would be, but… that’s not a bad thing. Album not out yet, so here’s a demo version of the first single.
NP: “Dig A Little Deeper” – Peter Bjorn And John. I’ll be touring with Peter Bjorn And John in April/May, but… professional allegiances aside, damn if they didn’t make a pretty great power pop record. This isn’t the best song on the record, but it is the catchiest.
NP: “Away Frm U” – Oberhofer. Oberhofer opened for The Vaccines both nights. New single. Catchy.
NP: “Colors In The Whites Of Your Eyes” – Heaven. New NYC band… total Ride thing, but… they do it REALLY WELL, so… it’s damn alright in my book.
NP: “All You Need” – True Widow. Austin band people are really going crazy about… and they’re quite good. They sound an awful lot like a lot of things I liked in 1993 while not sounding retro at all. They get the word “metal” tossed around in descriptions a lot, which, truthfully, is absolutely laughable. True Widow (at least on album… I haven’t seen them live) are only metal if you call Bitch Magnet, Eric’s Trip, and Swervedriver metal, too. We’re not even in Fudge Tunnel or Thee Hypnotics territory. Anyway, this is from their self-released record from 2 years ago… look for a new record on Kemado soon.
NP: “Seeded (‘tween Bone And Bark)” – Giant Sand. Went and listened to this one right before or after that OP8 album last week. Is this metal?
NP: “We Got More” – Anonymous. Small press psych masterpiece that people pay hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars for. I don’t own it, but am going to keep my eyes open for the magic dollar bin find sometime in my life. It’s like Nazz meets Fleetwood Mac or something? Pretty great.
NP: “Reborn Not Gone” – Matt Bauder. More jazz for you… Current this time! NYC-by-way-of-Chicago, I met Matt personally and then heard his music, but if it had been the other way around I still would have liked this.
NP: “Sketch” – Penguin Cafe Orchestra. Rock Plaza Central kept getting comparisons to this band, and I kept forgetting to look them up. Finally just saw a copy for cheap on vinyl and picked it up on a lark. It’s good, but… sorta trying too hard to be Talk Talk at times. But, it still has its moments (even though i still WAY prefer Rock Plaza Central).
NP: “Sawed A Seed” – These Trails. Another small press record that the collectors go crazy for, but… this one only goes for like $150 when it sells. If you like those Linda Perhacs or Propinquity re-issues of the last few years, you should check this out. Also, Joanna Newson fans should give a listen.
NP: “Gate/Gate/Paragate” – Secret Mountains. Baltimore band… a friend told me to check them out, so I did. A bit too cloying / by-the-numbers at times, but not quite croissant rock… I do like it, I just want to hear some more before I form a more nuanced opinion.
NP: “Sleep Song” – Hooded Fang. New LP from Canada’s Hooded Fang… not as fun as their EP that I really liked last year, but still a pretty good listen.
NP: “Virginia” – Ed’s Redeeming Qualities. From the days before we called it outsider art. We still called it novelty then, eh? I actually went to go see these guys play a couple of times, and enjoyed it quite a bit. I really liked the night they announced an instrumental called “Extinction”, wound up a wind-up dinosaur and let it go across the floor of the club, and then matched the rhythm of the song to the ever-slowing steps of the toy. Naturally, the song ended when the dinosaur stopped. Performance art!
NP: “The Carroll County Accident” – Porter Wagoner. We should all listen to more Porter Wagoner.
NP: “TL’s Sleepwalk” – Terry Lee. I found this creepy and wonderful masterpiece via the Office Naps blog. Paul’s brother-in-law is the awesome 45 collector dude Dominic Welhouse, and he guest-hosted this entry. You should check out the background over there… I love scholarly research about such obscurities!
NP: “ITUNES_STREAM” – ITUNES USERS – stream all of the above songs.
NP: “WINAMP_STREAM” – WINAMP (and WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER and REALPLAYER) USERS – stream all of the above songs.
NP: “PODCAST” – PODCAST of all of the above songs. [74.6 MB, 64:11 minutes]
NP: “RAR_FILE” – .RAR file of all of the above songs. [101.0 MB]

NR: still finishing up “Arrowsmith” by Sinclair Lewis. This is going to be one of the ones that i’m going to be really sad when it’s done, because I’ve really enjoyed the process, and I’m going to feel like a visiting old friend has gone back home.

NW: Super Bowl. Duh.

NE: Bon Chon chicken wings
NE: my own delicious guacamole.

ND: 12 oz. bottles of Yuengling. The way it should be.
ND: d’Arenberg 2006 “The Ironstone Pressings” – Australian red. So good.

special announcement! i’m back on the DJ wagon, at least for the month!

every Wednesday in February i will be DJing happy hour at Lit, from 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM. I will be spinning exclusively from vinyl 7″’s released between 1985 and 1999.

For the second week, this Wednesday, February 9th, i will play only records by artist names starting with the letters G-M. Of course, this is based on my alphabetizing schema, not yours, so it’s possible that we might disagree about some arbitrary filing decision i’ve made (but i’ll be right). just in the interest of full disclosure, of course.

So, we’re talking about Grifters, Helium, Ida, Jawbox, Karate, Les Savy Fav, The Meices, etc. if you know me, you know what i like, so… come on out if you want to have a beer and hear some grandfatherly indie rock and emo singles. And still get home by your bedtime.

With your bartender Donovan and your owner Erik!

Here’s the Facebook Event Page.

Lit Lounge
93 2nd Ave.
New York, NY

I really hope you can come out and have a beer!

 
please hit me via email at nyc_AT_selfstarterfoundation.com if you’d like on the mailing list for when there’s a new post (or… configure your RSS-reader… this blog should be compatible, but i don’t use the things myself) or check me out on facebook / twitter (barf), where i will be including these updates, too.

NP: “Hey King” – US Maple. Been listening to a lot of jazz and Captain Beefheart lately, and it made me go back to this US Maple record. I guess I’m just pre-programmed to like jazz and Beefheart and such, because this record fits right into that tradition, but fuck if i new that in 1995… I just thought it was amazing. And I still do.
NP: “The Things Love Will Make You Do” – Solomon Burke. Bought this LP a couple of months ago, and finally had a chance to listen to it. Great versions of a bunch of songs you’ve probably heard before. RIP, Solomon.
NP: “Togo” – Old And New Dreams. $5 at Other Music for this gem… Charlie Haden, Dewey Redman, Ed Blackwell, and Don Cherry. Not the best jazz record I’ve ever heard, but… about as good of a $5 70’s jazz record as you are going to get.
NP: “Glass Rock” – Glass Rock. This one has been on some sort of rotation for the last year… Really good driving/road music.
NP: “Chivalry.mp3″ – Mekons. $10 for the original Sin Records import of this at Academy… Probably should have been $15-$20, and it’s sorta a “must” for any collection. Wasn’t looking for it, but… I’m glad to have found it.
NP: “The Dolphins” – Dion. From the 1968 “comeback record”. (Not to be confused with the 1975 comeback record produced by Phil Spector). This 1968 album contains songs by Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, “Purple Haze” by Jimi Hendrix, and this Fred Neil cover.
NP: “Stand By Me” – Tin Man. Finnish by way of California and Austria minimal techno on a suburban Pennsylvania hard core label… sometimes i DO love the world we live in.
NP: “If I Think Of Love” – OP8. Was thinking about going to see Giant Sand and The Quavvers tonight, but at $22 i just couldn’t justify it, even if it will be a great show. But it made me go back and listen to this OP8 record I haven’t put on in 10 years. Accidental that OP8 became track #8 on this playlist.
NP: “Class War Tease” – The Capstan Shafts. I’ve had this song somewhere in the back of my head for the last 7 or 8 months since I’ve heard it… an egregious oversight that I haven’t included it on one of these. If we went back to a time (say, 1994) where there were a lot of bands that sorta sounded like this, I don’t think I’d mind.
NP: “The Daily Oblivian” – Overlord. And, so as not to make the same mistake, the local folks Overlord have a new album that’s not out for a few more weeks, but… dang… it’s tasty in a slightly more power-poppy / slightly less GBV-ey kinda way than the above.
NP: “Close My Eyes” – Ride. Saw a band the other night that reminded me to go back and listen to those first two Ride 12″’s. They’ve aged a bit, but… they’re still damn fine. Anybody out there have copies of the Fall EP, Nowhere LP, or Going Blank Again 2xLPs that you’re looking to unload, give me a ring before you throw ‘em on ebay or take them to Academy or whatever.
NP: “Summun, Bukmun, Umyun” – Pharoah Sanders. $10 for this bad boy… Didn’t even remotely think twice about this Pennsylvania purchase. Cover’s got more wear than I’d like, but… pristine vinyl. Awesome. When I’m listening to Pharoah Sanders I’m pretty convinced that Pharoah Sanders is the best there is.
NP: “ITUNES_STREAM” – ITUNES USERS – stream all of the above songs.
NP: “WINAMP_STREAM” – WINAMP (and WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER and REALPLAYER) USERS – stream all of the above songs.
NP: “PODCAST” – PODCAST of all of the above songs. [73.4 MB, 64:08 minutes]
NP: “RAR_FILE” – .RAR file of all of the above songs. [112 MB]

NR: “Arrowsmith” by Sinclair Lewis. 387 down, 77 to go!

NW: Downloaded, but have yet to watch, “The Wrong Door”… new British sketch comedy. Contains uncredited Matt Berry (Snuff Box, Mighty Boosh) in a few scenes.
NW: West Wing – season 1, episodes 01-22. Yeah… I started over. Again.

NE: Marrow Bone with chimichurri at Animal in Los Angeles. Absolutely perfect marrow bone… the chimichurri was a bit too acrid, but… i ate it off the top first, and then the juice that had flavored the top of the marrow bone got into every bite and it was pretty sublime.
NE: Toad In A Hole at home, with Trader Joe’s Tuscan Pane and Tears Of Fire hot sauce: The Sword’s special hot sauce made by the Tears Of Joy store in Austin, TX.
NE: Bacon and egg cheeseburger and fries at Egg. Not as good as it should be.

ND: 12 oz. bottles of Trader Jose beer.
ND: mimosas!

special announcement! i’m back on the DJ wagon, at least for the month!

every Wednesday in February i will be DJing happy hour at Lit, from 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM. I will be spinning exclusively from vinyl 7″’s released between 1985 and 1999.

For the first week, this Wednesday, February 2nd, i will play only records by artist names starting with the letters A-F. Of course, this is based on my alphabetizing schema, not yours, so it’s possible that we might disagree about some arbitrary filing decision i’ve made (but i’ll be right). just in the interest of full disclosure, of course.

So, we’re talking about Archers Of Loaf, Blonde Redhead, Come, Dag Nasty, East River Pipe, Fuel, etc. if you know me, you know what i like, so… come on out if you want to have a beer and hear some grandfatherly indie rock and emo singles. And still get home by your bedtime.

With your bartender Donovan and your owner Erik!

Here’s the Facebook Event Page.

Lit Lounge
93 2nd Ave.
New York, NY

 
please hit me via email at nyc_AT_selfstarterfoundation.com if you’d like on the mailing list for when there’s a new post (or… configure your RSS-reader… this blog should be compatible, but i don’t use the things myself) or check me out on facebook / twitter (barf), where i will be including these updates, too.