WFMU: Liz Berg: Playlist from October 26, 2009

Listener comments!
	12:02pm GP: Hi liz...bye Liz...got a meeting to attend. I sure want to hear your new records though.
	12:02pm Ike: Hey there everybody. I like this song's evocative lyrics about washing hair with dirt while diving down to the center of the Earth and bones struggling with skin.
	12:12pm Carmichael: Sailcat! Where did you manage to dig that up from, Liz?
	12:13pm Ike: That Sailcat song was creepy as hell.
	12:13pm Liz B.: Daniel Blumin, acting as personal shopper at the Record Fair yesterday, picked up the Sailcat 7"!
	12:14pm dc pat: yeah Ike, that's what I was thinking...
	12:16pm Carmichael: Wow. I think I may have bought that myself at Tower, back when it came out. Yikes.
	12:30pm Ike: That set of music was better than a wheelbarrow full of armadillos. Assuming that a wheelbarrow full of armadillos is a really good thing.
	12:31pm dc pat: last time I went to a record store, I realized I hated shopping for records. Haven't been back snice. I was never a good collector anyway.
	12:35pm dc pat: wait--it is a costume wedding?
	12:36pm Neil: In college I went to a party as a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup. I had orange tights, a cape made from Reese's wrappers, and peanut butter covered with chocolate frosting smeared over my chest and stomach. The party was crowded, but I had no trouble maneuvering through the hallways. Go figure.
	12:36pm Carmichael: Aren't all weddings??
	12:36pm Liz B.: NOT a costume wedding. Lame!
	12:38pm dc pat: jeeze, what's the point of getting married on Halloween then? Are they fundamentalist christians?
	12:39pm Kent Downing: Great show, Liz. One Halloween my girlfriend at the time who knew how much I loved The Residents made me an eyeball head out of a pumpkin pinita. I bought a cheap white suit and was one of The Residents on the 'Buster & Glen' tour. I may never top that one.
	12:41pm Liz B.: Reese's peanut butter cup and Residents member are great costumes! Thanks! The Halloween wedding folks are not fundamentalists, just not game for a non-traditional wedding, unfortunately. Sigh.
	12:41pm monica: hey liz, that chica chica chica was a perfect pick for you! your personal shoppers definitely had your number.
	12:42pm dc pat: THEN WHY GET MARRIED ON HALLOWEEN?? Jeeze, I'm pissed too.
	12:42pm Shepherd: Hi Liz -- I am tapping the vampire zeitgeist by going as nosferatu Billy Corgan in the video for "Ava Adore." Bald cap + purple eye shadow!
	12:42pm chris: Get with the spirit Liz! Recycle some old bridesmaid gown or dress in something appropriately orange and brown. Or maybe a tux and derby... slap on a mustache afterward and channel some charlie chaplin.
	12:43pm Liz B.: I'm guessing that Halloween was the only date they could reserve a church and a banquet hall (because no one else wanted to have their wedding on Halloween). Maybe I should show up in drag...
	12:44pm Liz B.: Ha ha, Billy Corgan is a GREAT costume!! I dressed up as Prince last year (we are the same height and my hair can be coaxed into Jheri curl easily).
	12:46pm Carmichael: A few years back, my friend dressed as Ed Grimmley. Another year, he was Mr. T. If a woman dresses as a man, is it considered "reverse drag"?
	12:47pm Ike: Yeah, Liz, going in drag would be neat. If they get mad at you, then they fail as friends.
	12:48pm Bad Ronald: You could indicate on the RSVP that you will appear as the couple's dignity and just don't show up...
	12:49pm Carmichael: WOO! Nice burn, Ronald.
	12:49pm Shepherd: Did you find a good venue to channel the Purple One? E.g. Halloween karaoke, etc?
	12:51pm zoot: One can never go wrong dressed as a Non Sequitur. A spatula, some aluminum foil, a fez, pajama bottoms and suspenders. It wouldn't be Halloween without a spatula on your costume.
	12:52pm Shepherd: Or instead of trick or treat did you go door to door trying to convert people to Jehovah's witnesses?
	12:57pm Carmichael: My wife accidentally insulted a woman at a Halloween party by commending her on her Nancy Spungen outfit. Turns out she dressed like that all the time.
	12:58pm listener mark: Great show Liz! It was nice to meet you on the schmooze cruise! Off to work I go. Have a happy day.
	12:59pm steve: a member of the Arkestra! they are playing in philadelphia on helloween
	1:01pm DumbBlond: Does anyone else out there call the sea the sea
	1:02pm dc pat: I call it the shore. But I'm from PA.
	1:03pm dc pat: the Ex was last August.
	1:03pm dc pat: year ago, 2008 that is...
	1:08pm Liz B.: Thanks DC Pat, I'm having trouble with the space-time continuum today.
	1:19pm Annie R.: Yes! I've been playing this Atlas Sound single a lot around my office. They played a real slow acoustic version at Music Hall of Williamsburg last week...I kind of like this recorded jam better. Thanks!
	1:20pm Lefty Horowitz: Are there any links to mp3 or files of that Ex show last year? I've been wanting to rewatch/relisten/relive that for awhile now...
	1:25pm dc pat: ho wow, I sang this song to both of my kids when they were little....got a lump in my throat right now...
	1:27pm dc pat: 'cept for the bridge I sang "Time will travel on, while we sing our song"..couldn't remember the real words.
	1:31pm Liz B.: One song from the Ex/Getachew Mekuryia performace appears on WFMU's Free Music Archive Sampler, Vol. 2: http://blog.wfmu.org/freeform/2008/10/free-music-arch.html
	1:35pm sahak: hey liz amazing tunes cant wait to hear jeffrey lewis tonight
	1:35pm Lefty Horowitz: Thank you, Liz! If other footage of that night exists, please do forward the links. It was one of the highlights of NYC music history.
	1:37pm Liz B.: Hi Sahak, sorry we didn't get to swap dolma recipes yesterday! Nice meeting you and thanks for tuning in. Hope to drop some Kraus later.
	1:37pm Parq: Just walked back after 10 mins away, so if I'm asking a q that was answered, pardon me, but was "Ain't No Sunshine played in response to the Bill Withers doc that was screened at the Fair? It was pretty darn good, and has a lovely father-daughter moment near the end.
	1:48pm Cho: Great track.
	2:01pm Carmichael: What is it about French female vocals in pop/rock? I loved that song. I really enjoy Stereolab, too. And Francoise Hardy, of course.
	2:05pm Wendy del Formaggio: Yay! Great show, Liz. Extra Brownie Points for this ELO track. :-)
	2:07pm efd: checking in belatedly - I missed Sailcat because I was in a meeting, but I must take credit for handing that 45 to Daniel. (We were shopping at the same table at the time.) "Evil Woman" he picked out on his own. :)
	2:07pm Terry: As a kid I always thought they were singing "Medieval Woman"
	2:09pm GP: Liz, This is a strange Monday..First BW plays a remake of Donna Summer's "Hot Stuff" and now you breakout the ELO. Both of these songs were played by a decent cover band that I heard on Saturday night. Is it a conspiracy? I'll leave that to the audience to decide.
	2:10pm Liz B.: Ha ha, thanks for forcing Sailcat upon Daniel, Evan! Deep cuts, I tell ya! I kind of like Medieval Woman better...
	2:13pm Liz B.: Definitely a conspiracy, GP!!
	2:13pm dc pat: Terry: same here, funny.
	2:14pm Wendy del Formaggio: I'm with ya on the Medieval Woman. Nice mis-hear!
	2:19pm GP: Ha ha: "Medieval Woman" could be played as a teaser for "Ye Olde Renaissance Faire".
	2:21pm Wendy del Formaggio: Hi DC Pat, how are you?
	2:21pm GP: Oh Billy Gibbons where art thou..I hear you in the Titan track.
	2:24pm PMD: Bubbles!
	2:27pm PMD: I can only concentrate on the chorus of this Pet Shop boys song. What's a sin?
	2:30pm Ike: PMD, everything. They must be Catholic. ;)
	2:31pm mark: murder is a sin
	2:37pm dc pat: oh hey Wendy. Doing fine. How's it going with you?
	2:40pm PMD: Ike, got it. And unfortunately understand. mark, thanks also for clarifying...
	2:41pm GP: Whew...This Languas Largas song, what a great party tune. I could get everyone dancing with that one!
	2:44pm mark: a carrot
	2:45pm PMD: I once went as a banana. brown hat, yellow face and clothing. Dole sticker.
	2:46pm sahak: i always wanted to be a tree for halloween maybe this year gotta see if i can find one before saturday!
	2:47pm sahak: a costume that is the real ones are everywhere : P
	2:47pm Listener Greg: My friend once built a giant Chinese food box out of foamcore. It was amazing. Oh! And another friend put on a garbage bag like a shirt and said he was Darth Vader. Inspired!
	2:48pm GP: 3 of us went as "Cereal Killers" - Buddy was a graphic artist and painted up the cereal boxes. We all had various fake weapons, a mace, a knife, etc.
	2:49pm mark: sahak. i found u a tree costume http://www.splendicity.com/shopaholicsdaily/files/2007/11/baby-christmas-tree-costume.jpg
	2:49pm Bad Ronald: I assume the Gato Loco track is inspired by Herriman's cartoons.
	2:49pm Jenn Steffey: One year I dressed up as roadkill. I bought gray/black shag material and cut it up in pieces, splattered it with red paint and pinned it randomly all over an all black outfit. Then I painted a tire track across my face and wore a little animal nose on the side of my head.
	2:51pm Liz B.: Roadkill! Awesome idea!
	2:51pm GP: Buddy went as "Repro Man" , had the full super-hero costume, the big "R" on his chest, and hanging form his utility belt was a cow inseminator.....ah...Veterinary school humor.
	2:51pm sahak: haha i thinking something more forestie and adult sized
	2:52pm PooMooDoo: One time I dated a guy who was a bit shorter than me. We went as Sonny and Cher. Him the Sonny that hit the tree and died (sticks all over him, blood, etc.) and me with high high heels, long black wig, and various sundry cher-like clothing)

Liz Berg: Playlist from October 26, 2009

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October 26, 2009: Record Fair Victories & Regret

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
The Great Valley	Journey to the Center of the Earth	Divine / Journey	Spooky Town	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Sailcat	Motorcycle Mama "Motorcycle Mama" by "Sailcat"	7"			0:07:10 (Pop-up)
Plankton Wat	The Magic Citadel "The Magic Citadel" by "Plankton Wat"	Dawn of the Golden Eternity	DNT	*	0:09:15 (Pop-up)
Black Dice	Pop Std "Pop Std" by "Black Dice"	Chocolate Cherry 7"	Catsup Plate	*	0:11:24 (Pop-up)
Cancelled E	Frank "Frank" by "Cancelled E"	12"	Wildrfid	*	0:13:40 (Pop-up)
Faust	Live in Oslo "Live in Oslo" by "Faust"	Live in Oslo		*	0:17:29 (Pop-up)
Prolapse	KIlling The Bland "KIlling The Bland" by "Prolapse"	The Italian Flag	Jetset		0:26:31 (Pop-up)

Chika Chika	Voom Voom Vooma "Voom Voom Vooma" by "Chika Chika"	Chika Chika	Win		0:35:35 (Pop-up)
Los Corraleros de Majagual	Cumbia Campesina	A Orillas del Magdalena (V/A)	Domino Sound		0:39:35 (Pop-up)
The Ex	Ethiopia Hagere "Ethiopia Hagere" by "The Ex"	30	Ex	*	0:42:38 (Pop-up)
Circulatory System	Overjoyed "Overjoyed" by "Circulatory System"	SIgnal Morning	Cloud	*	0:49:04 (Pop-up)
The Almighty Defenders	She Came Before Me	The Almighty Defenders	Vice	*	0:51:36 (Pop-up)
Fluffy Lumbers	Shore Patrol "Shore Patrol" by "Fluffy Lumbers"	The Police Cruisers 7"	Weird Hug	*	0:55:00 (Pop-up)

Jar Moff	Track 1 "Track 1" by "Jar Moff"	Untitled		*	1:08:03 (Pop-up)
Au	Death "Death" by "Au"	Versions	Aagoo	*	1:12:42 (Pop-up)
Atlas Sound	Walkabout (with Noah Lennox)	Logos	Kranky	*	1:16:25 (Pop-up)
Pastels / Tenniscoats	From on a Mountain Sodane	Two Sunsets	Domino	*	1:20:24 (Pop-up)
R. Stevie Moore	Goodnight "Goodnight" by "R. Stevie Moore"	Sentimental Ties		*	1:24:14 (Pop-up)
Samara Lubelski	Headships Down "Headships Down" by "Samara Lubelski"	Future Slip	Ecstatic Peace	*	1:27:47 (Pop-up)
Nite Jewel	Suburbia "Suburbia" by "Nite Jewel"	Good Evening	Human Ear	*	1:30:23 (Pop-up)
Harlem Underground Band	Ain't No Sunshine	Harlem Underground Band	Traffic		1:32:54 (Pop-up)
24-Carat Black	I Begin to Weep "I Begin to Weep" by "24-Carat Black"	Gone: The Promises of Yesterday	Numero		1:35:14 (Pop-up)
Mary Roos	Quand On Fait La Musique	Amours Toujours: The French Song Collection	Bureau B		1:46:44 (Pop-up)

Mattress	Light My Life "Light My Life" by "Mattress"	Low Blows	Malt Duck	*	2:00:57 (Pop-up)
Electric Light Orchestra	Evil Woman	7"			2:05:23 (Pop-up)
Eric Copeland	Werewolf "Werewolf" by "Eric Copeland"	Al Anon	Catsup Plate	*	2:08:39 (Pop-up)
Felix Kubin	Hit Me Provider "Hit Me Provider" by "Felix Kubin"	Felix Kubin	Nuevos Ricos	*	2:12:40 (Pop-up)
Forest Creature	Track 1 "Track 1" by "Forest Creature"	Frustrated Analogue	Blackest Rainbow	*	2:15:31 (Pop-up)
Titán	Space Chemo "Space Chemo" by "Titán"	Titán	Nuevos Ricos	*	2:19:18 (Pop-up)
Yo Gabba Gabba	Bubbles "Bubbles" by "Yo Gabba Gabba"	Yo Gabba Gabba Soundtrack	Filter	*	2:23:37 (Pop-up)
Pet Shop Boys	It's a Sin "It's a Sin" by "Pet Shop Boys"	7"			2:25:23 (Pop-up)

General Interest	Cops in Love "Cops in Love" by "General Interest"	General Interest	Ride the Snake	*	2:34:43 (Pop-up)
California Raisins	Down at the Flop House	Split 10" w/ Cave	Permanent	*	2:36:26 (Pop-up)
Lenguas Largas	Just Because I Can't Divide	I Feel 7"	Tic Tac Totally	*	2:39:38 (Pop-up)
The Test Patterns	Summer Days "Summer Days" by "The Test Patterns"	Blackout	Tic Tac Totally	*	2:41:46 (Pop-up)

Gato Loco	Coconino #3 "Coconino #3" by "Gato Loco"	Coconino		*	2:46:16 (Pop-up)
BK-One With Benzilla	Tema Do Canibal	Radio Do Canibal	Rhymesayers	*	2:49:19 (Pop-up)
El Combo de Pepe	Yiri Yiri Bon "Yiri Yiri Bon" by "El Combo de Pepe"	Gozalo! Vol. 3: Bugalu Tropical (V/A)	Vampisoul		2:52:44 (Pop-up)
Betty Davis	Shut Off the Light "Shut Off the Light" by "Betty Davis"	Nasty Gal	Light in the Attic		2:55:33 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:02pm GP: Hi liz...bye Liz...got a meeting to attend. I sure want to hear your new records though.
	12:02pm Ike: Hey there everybody. I like this song's evocative lyrics about washing hair with dirt while diving down to the center of the Earth and bones struggling with skin.
	12:12pm Carmichael: Sailcat! Where did you manage to dig that up from, Liz?
	12:13pm Ike: That Sailcat song was creepy as hell.
	12:13pm Liz B.: Daniel Blumin, acting as personal shopper at the Record Fair yesterday, picked up the Sailcat 7"!
	12:14pm dc pat: yeah Ike, that's what I was thinking...
	12:16pm Carmichael: Wow. I think I may have bought that myself at Tower, back when it came out. Yikes.
	12:30pm Ike: That set of music was better than a wheelbarrow full of armadillos. Assuming that a wheelbarrow full of armadillos is a really good thing.
	12:31pm dc pat: last time I went to a record store, I realized I hated shopping for records. Haven't been back snice. I was never a good collector anyway.
	12:35pm dc pat: wait--it is a costume wedding?
	12:36pm Neil: In college I went to a party as a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup. I had orange tights, a cape made from Reese's wrappers, and peanut butter covered with chocolate frosting smeared over my chest and stomach. The party was crowded, but I had no trouble maneuvering through the hallways. Go figure.
	12:36pm Carmichael: Aren't all weddings??
	12:36pm Liz B.: NOT a costume wedding. Lame!
	12:38pm dc pat: jeeze, what's the point of getting married on Halloween then? Are they fundamentalist christians?
	12:39pm Kent Downing: Great show, Liz. One Halloween my girlfriend at the time who knew how much I loved The Residents made me an eyeball head out of a pumpkin pinita. I bought a cheap white suit and was one of The Residents on the 'Buster & Glen' tour. I may never top that one.
	12:41pm Liz B.: Reese's peanut butter cup and Residents member are great costumes! Thanks! The Halloween wedding folks are not fundamentalists, just not game for a non-traditional wedding, unfortunately. Sigh.
	12:41pm monica: hey liz, that chica chica chica was a perfect pick for you! your personal shoppers definitely had your number.
	12:42pm dc pat: THEN WHY GET MARRIED ON HALLOWEEN?? Jeeze, I'm pissed too.
	12:42pm Shepherd: Hi Liz -- I am tapping the vampire zeitgeist by going as nosferatu Billy Corgan in the video for "Ava Adore." Bald cap + purple eye shadow!
	12:42pm chris: Get with the spirit Liz! Recycle some old bridesmaid gown or dress in something appropriately orange and brown. Or maybe a tux and derby... slap on a mustache afterward and channel some charlie chaplin.
	12:43pm Liz B.: I'm guessing that Halloween was the only date they could reserve a church and a banquet hall (because no one else wanted to have their wedding on Halloween). Maybe I should show up in drag...
	12:44pm Liz B.: Ha ha, Billy Corgan is a GREAT costume!! I dressed up as Prince last year (we are the same height and my hair can be coaxed into Jheri curl easily).
	12:46pm Carmichael: A few years back, my friend dressed as Ed Grimmley. Another year, he was Mr. T. If a woman dresses as a man, is it considered "reverse drag"?
	12:47pm Ike: Yeah, Liz, going in drag would be neat. If they get mad at you, then they fail as friends.
	12:48pm Bad Ronald: You could indicate on the RSVP that you will appear as the couple's dignity and just don't show up...
	12:49pm Carmichael: WOO! Nice burn, Ronald.
	12:49pm Shepherd: Did you find a good venue to channel the Purple One? E.g. Halloween karaoke, etc?
	12:51pm zoot: One can never go wrong dressed as a Non Sequitur. A spatula, some aluminum foil, a fez, pajama bottoms and suspenders. It wouldn't be Halloween without a spatula on your costume.
	12:52pm Shepherd: Or instead of trick or treat did you go door to door trying to convert people to Jehovah's witnesses?
	12:57pm Carmichael: My wife accidentally insulted a woman at a Halloween party by commending her on her Nancy Spungen outfit. Turns out she dressed like that all the time.
	12:58pm listener mark: Great show Liz! It was nice to meet you on the schmooze cruise! Off to work I go. Have a happy day.
	12:59pm steve: a member of the Arkestra! they are playing in philadelphia on helloween
	1:01pm DumbBlond: Does anyone else out there call the sea the sea
	1:02pm dc pat: I call it the shore. But I'm from PA.
	1:03pm dc pat: the Ex was last August.
	1:03pm dc pat: year ago, 2008 that is...
	1:08pm Liz B.: Thanks DC Pat, I'm having trouble with the space-time continuum today.
	1:19pm Annie R.: Yes! I've been playing this Atlas Sound single a lot around my office. They played a real slow acoustic version at Music Hall of Williamsburg last week...I kind of like this recorded jam better. Thanks!
	1:20pm Lefty Horowitz: Are there any links to mp3 or files of that Ex show last year? I've been wanting to rewatch/relisten/relive that for awhile now...
	1:25pm dc pat: ho wow, I sang this song to both of my kids when they were little....got a lump in my throat right now...
	1:27pm dc pat: 'cept for the bridge I sang "Time will travel on, while we sing our song"..couldn't remember the real words.
	1:31pm Liz B.: One song from the Ex/Getachew Mekuryia performace appears on WFMU's Free Music Archive Sampler, Vol. 2: http://blog.wfmu.org/freeform/2008/10/free-music-arch.html
	1:35pm sahak: hey liz amazing tunes cant wait to hear jeffrey lewis tonight
	1:35pm Lefty Horowitz: Thank you, Liz! If other footage of that night exists, please do forward the links. It was one of the highlights of NYC music history.
	1:37pm Liz B.: Hi Sahak, sorry we didn't get to swap dolma recipes yesterday! Nice meeting you and thanks for tuning in. Hope to drop some Kraus later.
	1:37pm Parq: Just walked back after 10 mins away, so if I'm asking a q that was answered, pardon me, but was "Ain't No Sunshine played in response to the Bill Withers doc that was screened at the Fair? It was pretty darn good, and has a lovely father-daughter moment near the end.
	1:48pm Cho: Great track.
	2:01pm Carmichael: What is it about French female vocals in pop/rock? I loved that song. I really enjoy Stereolab, too. And Francoise Hardy, of course.
	2:05pm Wendy del Formaggio: Yay! Great show, Liz. Extra Brownie Points for this ELO track. :-)
	2:07pm efd: checking in belatedly - I missed Sailcat because I was in a meeting, but I must take credit for handing that 45 to Daniel. (We were shopping at the same table at the time.) "Evil Woman" he picked out on his own. :)
	2:07pm Terry: As a kid I always thought they were singing "Medieval Woman"
	2:09pm GP: Liz, This is a strange Monday..First BW plays a remake of Donna Summer's "Hot Stuff" and now you breakout the ELO. Both of these songs were played by a decent cover band that I heard on Saturday night. Is it a conspiracy? I'll leave that to the audience to decide.
	2:10pm Liz B.: Ha ha, thanks for forcing Sailcat upon Daniel, Evan! Deep cuts, I tell ya! I kind of like Medieval Woman better...
	2:13pm Liz B.: Definitely a conspiracy, GP!!
	2:13pm dc pat: Terry: same here, funny.
	2:14pm Wendy del Formaggio: I'm with ya on the Medieval Woman. Nice mis-hear!
	2:19pm GP: Ha ha: "Medieval Woman" could be played as a teaser for "Ye Olde Renaissance Faire".
	2:21pm Wendy del Formaggio: Hi DC Pat, how are you?
	2:21pm GP: Oh Billy Gibbons where art thou..I hear you in the Titan track.
	2:24pm PMD: Bubbles!
	2:27pm PMD: I can only concentrate on the chorus of this Pet Shop boys song. What's a sin?
	2:30pm Ike: PMD, everything. They must be Catholic. ;)
	2:31pm mark: murder is a sin
	2:37pm dc pat: oh hey Wendy. Doing fine. How's it going with you?
	2:40pm PMD: Ike, got it. And unfortunately understand. mark, thanks also for clarifying...
	2:41pm GP: Whew...This Languas Largas song, what a great party tune. I could get everyone dancing with that one!
	2:44pm mark: a carrot
	2:45pm PMD: I once went as a banana. brown hat, yellow face and clothing. Dole sticker.
	2:46pm sahak: i always wanted to be a tree for halloween maybe this year gotta see if i can find one before saturday!
	2:47pm sahak: a costume that is the real ones are everywhere : P
	2:47pm Listener Greg: My friend once built a giant Chinese food box out of foamcore. It was amazing. Oh! And another friend put on a garbage bag like a shirt and said he was Darth Vader. Inspired!
	2:48pm GP: 3 of us went as "Cereal Killers" - Buddy was a graphic artist and painted up the cereal boxes. We all had various fake weapons, a mace, a knife, etc.
	2:49pm mark: sahak. i found u a tree costume http://www.splendicity.com/shopaholicsdaily/files/2007/11/baby-christmas-tree-costume.jpg
	2:49pm Bad Ronald: I assume the Gato Loco track is inspired by Herriman's cartoons.
	2:49pm Jenn Steffey: One year I dressed up as roadkill. I bought gray/black shag material and cut it up in pieces, splattered it with red paint and pinned it randomly all over an all black outfit. Then I painted a tire track across my face and wore a little animal nose on the side of my head.
	2:51pm Liz B.: Roadkill! Awesome idea!
	2:51pm GP: Buddy went as "Repro Man" , had the full super-hero costume, the big "R" on his chest, and hanging form his utility belt was a cow inseminator.....ah...Veterinary school humor.
	2:51pm sahak: haha i thinking something more forestie and adult sized
	2:52pm PooMooDoo: One time I dated a guy who was a bit shorter than me. We went as Sonny and Cher. Him the Sonny that hit the tree and died (sticks all over him, blood, etc.) and me with high high heels, long black wig, and various sundry cher-like clothing)

Liz Berg: Playlist from October 26, 2009

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