WFMU: Lost Media Archive (The Radio Show) with BC Sterrett: Playlist from February 12, 2021

Lost Media Archive (The Radio Show) with BC Sterrett: Playlist from February 12, 2021

Cool and Strange Music, Ephemeral Media, Found Sounds, Private Press and Outsider Music.

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February 12, 2021: Incredibly Strange Music Vol. 2 - Chapter 1: Jello Biafra pt. 29 pg. 40 (Religious Records pt. 5 + Drug Records pt. 4)
Episode Painting "Terrier and Ives '96/Romulus & Rimjob" by Michael Brunelle

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
The Addicts	Without God I Would Be Nothing	The Addicts Sing	(Notes: The Addicts Sing is now well-known, but did you know that one of the members was John Gimenez, a big wheel in the Reconstructionalist Movement who were tight with Reagan… - Jello pg. 40)	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
(Bonus Track) Teen Challenge Addicts Choir	The Addicts Plea	Teen Challenge Addicts Choir		0:03:56 (Pop-up)
(Bonus Track) Soul Session	Side 1 (Introduction/Hallelujah (song)/James Thurber Testimony)	A Peek into the Drug Abuse Preventive Center	(Notes: Found at an antique shop in Grand Junction, Colorado while visiting my grandma back in the early 2000s. - Your D.J.)	0:08:14 (Pop-up)
(Bonus Track) Teen Challenge Addicts Choir	Psalms 40	Teen Challenge Addicts Choir		0:22:30 (Pop-up)
The Royal Heirs	It’s Not an Easy Road	Sacred Saxophones	(Notes: “The Sacred Saxophones” by the Royal Heirs is hands-down the most miserable, depressing collection of dirges I’ve ever heard. They always talk about how “uplifting” religious music is supposed to be, but not the Royal Heirs! Suicidal teens beware- you’re much safer with Ozzy or Judas Priest!” - Jello pg. 40) One of the more depressing tracks on this LP. I didn't even make it to side 2 while prepping this show. lol -Your D.J.
People’s Temple Choir	Set Them Free	He's Able	(Notes: “He’s Able,” by the People’s Temple Choir, shows Mrs. Jim Jones with piled-up hair singing off-key Godspell Songs, a lot of hallelujah-ing people,…” Jello pg. 40)	0:26:49 (Pop-up)
People’s Temple Choir	Hold On, Brother	He's Able	(These don’t sound off key to me and I’ve never hear Godspell but don’t think any of these tracks were on that. - Your D.J.)	0:29:24 (Pop-up)
People’s Temple Choir	Welcome "Welcome" by "People’s Temple Choir"	He's Able	(“…plus about a hundred little kids - one wonders: where are they now?” - Jello pg. 40)	0:31:50 (Pop-up)
Art Linkletter	We Love You, Call Collect	We Love You, Call Collect Plus Interviews With Young Drug Users	(“We all remember “We Love Your Diane,” by Art Linkletter, released after she dropped acid and jumped out the window, and before Art went on his campaign to stop drugs and promote contour chairs. (He narrates a PMRC video, by the way.” - Jello pg. 40)	0:33:26 (Pop-up)
Art Linkletter	Dear Mom and Dad "Dear Mom and Dad" by "Art Linkletter"	We Love You, Call Collect Plus Interviews With Young Drug Users		0:39:27 (Pop-up)
(Bonus Track) The Bran Flakes	Dear Mom and Dad	I Don't Have a Friend		0:43:19 (Pop-up)
Victor Lundberg	Open Letter to my Teenage Son	Open Letter to my Teenage Son	(Notes: “An even funnier one is Victor Lundberg’s “Open Letter to My Teenage Son.” With patriotic music he goes on and on about how we have freedom and the right to do this and that - “but burn your draft card, I will have no son.” He’s got some interesting thoughts on “the long hair,” too.” - Jello pg. 40)	0:46:19 (Pop-up)
(Bonus Track) Brandon Wade	Letter From a Teenage Son	45RPM Single	(I didn't know this one existed till just last night! - Your D.J.)	0:50:35 (Pop-up)
(Bonus Track) Victor Lundberg	To The Flower Power	Open Letter to my Teenage Son		0:53:18 (Pop-up)
(Dan McCurdy) Youth Against Drugs	Side 2	Presents Drugs ...and What Your Own Child Won't Tell You.	(Notes: Featured album cover on the bottom of pg. 40)	0:56:11 (Pop-up)
Dr. Jerry Falwell	Side 2 "Side 2" by "Dr. Jerry Falwell"	Where Are The Dead?	(Featured album cover on the top of pg. 41) Seeing if I can make it through this one for the first time in my life... - Your D.J.	1:09:21 (Pop-up)
Stryper	Soldiers Under Command "Soldiers Under Command" by "Stryper"	Soldiers Under Command	(Notes: Christian heavy metal is another genre perversion: at their concerts Stryper threw bibles out to the crowd. One album shows them posing with bombs painted to match their striped spandex pants and sporting Farrah Fawcett ’70’s wigs and makeup. I wonder if the Charlie’s Angles cast realized their most lasting influence would be on heavy metal wig-styles!” - Jello pg. 41)	1:36:31 (Pop-up)
The Messiah Prophet Band	Rock The Flock	Rock the Flock	(Notes: “They feel that because it has satanic rhythms handed down from the druids, it’s still satanic music - therefore groups like Stryper are either knowingly leading children to hell, or unknowingly are under the influence of druids and satanists. But that doesn’t deter people like the Messiah Prophet Band, who do “Rock the Flock”! - Jello pg. 41)	1:41:30 (Pop-up)
(Bonus track) Church Universal And Triumphant, Inc. Featuring Elizabeth Clare Prophet	Video Shorts With Two Announcements (Excerpt)/Preamble - Great Divine Rector's Cal/ Invocation For Judgement Against And Destruction Of Rock Music	The Sounds Of American Doomsday Cults Vol. 14		1:45:09 (Pop-up)
The Rap'Sures	You Must Be Born Again	Gospel Rap	(“There’s also Christian rap, by the Rap’sures: “You Must Be Born Again” and “Break Out for Jesus.” - Jello pg. 41)	1:50:57 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	1:59pm BC Sterrett: "Welcome. Welcome All Of You. Glad You Are With Us!"
	2:04pm Rich in Washington: Hiya, BC!
	2:05pm BC Sterrett: Hi Rich!
	2:10pm BC Sterrett: Don't take off your mask if you're in a social distance situation though...
	2:13pm Rich in Washington: out-of-the-way antique and thrift stores are just the best for weird records. I miss traveling.
	2:13pm Jan Turkenburg: I can't hold a thought for longer than two or three seconds..
	2:14pm BC Sterrett: I tried to hold a thought for 15 minutes while driving to work the other day and it was HARD!
	2:16pm Jan Turkenburg: But keeping the thought unchanged is the challenge. Those things are not stable!
	2:16pm Rich in Washington: Hi Jan!
	2:17pm BC Sterrett: I tried by exploring all aspects of a thought for as long as I could to extend it. I was aiming for 20 minutes but 15 wasn't bad :)
	2:17pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Rich! Hi BC!
	2:17pm BC Sterrett: Hi Jan :)
	2:18pm Jan Turkenburg: But sometimes it's more difficult to get rid of a thought.
	2:19pm Jan Turkenburg: especially when you're trying to get some sleep...
	2:19pm Martinibomb: hellooo BC
	2:19pm BC Sterrett: YES!!!
	2:19pm BC Sterrett: Hi Martini :)
	2:19pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey MB!
	2:24pm Constance De Witt: Usually saxophones are labelled as sexy, but I am very glad to know they can also be sacred. Hello!
	2:25pm BC Sterrett: Hi Constance!
	2:27pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Constance!
	2:28pm BC Sterrett: I should have gotten a closeup of the photo he's talking about on this LP.
	2:30pm Constance De Witt: Hi Jan & BC, I wish I could see the piled-up hair more clearly. :)
	2:30pm Jan Turkenburg: I heard some off key singing earlier on, but I don't know which track that was.
	2:33pm Jan Turkenburg: This however ... seems to meet the criterium..
	2:33pm Constance De Witt: Who uses this during their radio show?? Someone does!
	2:33pm BC Sterrett: Those were the only two tracks that sounded like they might be Mrs. Jim Jones.
	2:34pm BC Sterrett: I heard Otis use it once on FP many years ago :) At the time I didn't know what it was.
	2:34pm Constance De Witt: Oh it must be him, it must be him! Now I feel foolish if it is...
	2:38pm Jan Turkenburg: I try to remember... is there an answer to this letter ? ..as it was returned to sender I don't suppose there is.
	2:38pm BC Sterrett: I think my friend Michael Brunelle, who does the artwork for my show, used it on his show "Butterfly Mind" based on private press records.
	2:39pm Rich in Washington: There's a pretty amusing clip where Timothy Leary is ambushes on some talk show when the host gets Art Linkletter on the phone line and more or less blames him for Diane's death. It's pretty trashy.
	2:40pm Rich in Washington: I can't not hear the Bran Flakes song when I hear this.
	2:40pm BC Sterrett: wow
	2:40pm Jan Turkenburg: ah... there it is... I knew it ...
	2:40pm BC Sterrett: Bran Flakes coming up next!
	2:43pm Rich in Washington: HA!
	2:44pm Rich in Washington: pot smokers, speed freaks.
	2:50pm Rich in Washington: Dang women and their namby pamby unconditional love for their children
	2:51pm Rich in Washington: I think someone on the old WFMU blog dedicated a whole post to 'open letter' and response records.
	2:52pm BC Sterrett: ooh, I need to check that out! I only know of maybe 3? There's one later in the Biafra chapter as well.
	2:54pm Rich in Washington: I could be wrong. It might have also been anti-hippie records in general.
	2:55pm joe: 'ello folks
	2:56pm joe: Oh I've been looking a gig in the Salt Mines for ages
	2:57pm BC Sterrett: Hi Joe!
	2:57pm BC Sterrett: LSD makes people nude in a public place?
	2:57pm joe: Huh? I was taking some boring LSD
	2:59pm BC Sterrett: I keep waiting to hear film strip "beeps" during this record.
	3:00pm BC Sterrett: "When your mom figures out that you're Tarned Ahn."
	3:02pm Martinibomb: DARE!
	3:03pm BC Sterrett: What did DARE stand for again?
	3:03pm BC Sterrett: Drugs Are Really Evil
	3:04pm Martinibomb: Drugs Are Really Expensive
	3:05pm BC Sterrett: good one!
	3:05pm Martinibomb: "Drug Abuse Resistance Education"
	3:05pm BC Sterrett: Don't Aver Reefer Ever
	3:06pm BC Sterrett: Ah, that was it...
	3:08pm joe: Drugs are Really Entertaining.
	3:12pm joe: 1992 – Indiana University Researchers at Indiana University, commissioned by Indiana school officials in 1992, found that those who completed the D.A.R.E. program subsequently had significantly higher rates of hallucinogenic drug use than those not exposed to the program.[6]
	3:12pm Rich in Washington: i had a marijuana once and played piano faster and faster
	3:12pm BC Sterrett: Interesting!
	3:14pm BC Sterrett: Drugs Aren't Really Everything ...there's also KFC.
	3:15pm joe: DRumsticks Are Really Edible
	3:17pm BC Sterrett: ha!
	3:17pm BC Sterrett: This conversation made me go get a bowl of lucky charms...
	3:21pm BC Sterrett: "Magic Clover Marshmellows turn your milk green!"
	3:21pm BC Sterrett: It's kind of working...
	3:25pm joe: Jerry Falwell always looked to me like he could have been a 60s-80s era character actor with his hey day being in the 70s
	3:27pm BC Sterrett: Totally. I can see him as the next door neighbor always mowing his lawn or working on his car in the driveway.
	3:29pm joe: Or the corrupt feeble southern politician in the seersucker suit and straw hat. You know like like Lindsey Graham :P
	3:32pm BC Sterrett: Huh, I had to lookup what a seersucker suit was
	3:33pm BC Sterrett: "Uppertaker" I like that
	3:37pm BC Sterrett: Whew, we made it. Anyone still around?
	3:38pm joe: Here
	3:39pm BC Sterrett: You're the only one. ha
	3:41pm joe: Can I assume this is a safe space and admit that there was a very very short time in my life when I listened to Stryper unironically
	3:42pm BC Sterrett: I would've like to attend one of their shows.
	3:43pm BC Sterrett: liked
	3:43pm BC Sterrett: Yes, this is a safe place for such things.
	3:44pm joe: I believe they are still together but now they look more the aging rocker then the gymnastic bumble bee
	3:46pm BC Sterrett: This record got me into trouble/fired at my old radio station...
	3:50pm BC Sterrett: Wow, I really did scare everyone off. I guess it's safe to play anything now...
	3:50pm joe: I think someone samples that David Bowie mispronunciation on something.
	3:50pm joe: HA!!! J Iglesias
	3:53pm BC Sterrett: Maybe it was Negativeland? I think that was a record they used to play on their radio shows.
	3:55pm BC Sterrett: Wonder if this was ever played at a dance club somewhere...
	3:56pm BC Sterrett: Wow, this song is long...this might be my last track.
	3:58pm BC Sterrett: Thanks for joining/sticking this out with me Joe and anyone who isn't in the chatroom :)
	3:59pm Martinibomb: Thanks!
	3:59pm joe: Thank You!!!
	4:00pm BC Sterrett: Thanks Martini!

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
The Addicts	Without God I Would Be Nothing	The Addicts Sing	(Notes: The Addicts Sing is now well-known, but did you know that one of the members was John Gimenez, a big wheel in the Reconstructionalist Movement who were tight with Reagan… - Jello pg. 40)	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
(Bonus Track) Teen Challenge Addicts Choir	The Addicts Plea	Teen Challenge Addicts Choir		0:03:56 (Pop-up)
(Bonus Track) Soul Session	Side 1 (Introduction/Hallelujah (song)/James Thurber Testimony)	A Peek into the Drug Abuse Preventive Center	(Notes: Found at an antique shop in Grand Junction, Colorado while visiting my grandma back in the early 2000s. - Your D.J.)	0:08:14 (Pop-up)
(Bonus Track) Teen Challenge Addicts Choir	Psalms 40	Teen Challenge Addicts Choir		0:22:30 (Pop-up)
The Royal Heirs	It’s Not an Easy Road	Sacred Saxophones	(Notes: “The Sacred Saxophones” by the Royal Heirs is hands-down the most miserable, depressing collection of dirges I’ve ever heard. They always talk about how “uplifting” religious music is supposed to be, but not the Royal Heirs! Suicidal teens beware- you’re much safer with Ozzy or Judas Priest!” - Jello pg. 40) One of the more depressing tracks on this LP. I didn't even make it to side 2 while prepping this show. lol -Your D.J.
People’s Temple Choir	Set Them Free	He's Able	(Notes: “He’s Able,” by the People’s Temple Choir, shows Mrs. Jim Jones with piled-up hair singing off-key Godspell Songs, a lot of hallelujah-ing people,…” Jello pg. 40)	0:26:49 (Pop-up)
People’s Temple Choir	Hold On, Brother	He's Able	(These don’t sound off key to me and I’ve never hear Godspell but don’t think any of these tracks were on that. - Your D.J.)	0:29:24 (Pop-up)
People’s Temple Choir	Welcome "Welcome" by "People’s Temple Choir"	He's Able	(“…plus about a hundred little kids - one wonders: where are they now?” - Jello pg. 40)	0:31:50 (Pop-up)
Art Linkletter	We Love You, Call Collect	We Love You, Call Collect Plus Interviews With Young Drug Users	(“We all remember “We Love Your Diane,” by Art Linkletter, released after she dropped acid and jumped out the window, and before Art went on his campaign to stop drugs and promote contour chairs. (He narrates a PMRC video, by the way.” - Jello pg. 40)	0:33:26 (Pop-up)
Art Linkletter	Dear Mom and Dad "Dear Mom and Dad" by "Art Linkletter"	We Love You, Call Collect Plus Interviews With Young Drug Users		0:39:27 (Pop-up)
(Bonus Track) The Bran Flakes	Dear Mom and Dad	I Don't Have a Friend		0:43:19 (Pop-up)
Victor Lundberg	Open Letter to my Teenage Son	Open Letter to my Teenage Son	(Notes: “An even funnier one is Victor Lundberg’s “Open Letter to My Teenage Son.” With patriotic music he goes on and on about how we have freedom and the right to do this and that - “but burn your draft card, I will have no son.” He’s got some interesting thoughts on “the long hair,” too.” - Jello pg. 40)	0:46:19 (Pop-up)
(Bonus Track) Brandon Wade	Letter From a Teenage Son	45RPM Single	(I didn't know this one existed till just last night! - Your D.J.)	0:50:35 (Pop-up)
(Bonus Track) Victor Lundberg	To The Flower Power	Open Letter to my Teenage Son		0:53:18 (Pop-up)
(Dan McCurdy) Youth Against Drugs	Side 2	Presents Drugs ...and What Your Own Child Won't Tell You.	(Notes: Featured album cover on the bottom of pg. 40)	0:56:11 (Pop-up)
Dr. Jerry Falwell	Side 2 "Side 2" by "Dr. Jerry Falwell"	Where Are The Dead?	(Featured album cover on the top of pg. 41) Seeing if I can make it through this one for the first time in my life... - Your D.J.	1:09:21 (Pop-up)
Stryper	Soldiers Under Command "Soldiers Under Command" by "Stryper"	Soldiers Under Command	(Notes: Christian heavy metal is another genre perversion: at their concerts Stryper threw bibles out to the crowd. One album shows them posing with bombs painted to match their striped spandex pants and sporting Farrah Fawcett ’70’s wigs and makeup. I wonder if the Charlie’s Angles cast realized their most lasting influence would be on heavy metal wig-styles!” - Jello pg. 41)	1:36:31 (Pop-up)
The Messiah Prophet Band	Rock The Flock	Rock the Flock	(Notes: “They feel that because it has satanic rhythms handed down from the druids, it’s still satanic music - therefore groups like Stryper are either knowingly leading children to hell, or unknowingly are under the influence of druids and satanists. But that doesn’t deter people like the Messiah Prophet Band, who do “Rock the Flock”! - Jello pg. 41)	1:41:30 (Pop-up)
(Bonus track) Church Universal And Triumphant, Inc. Featuring Elizabeth Clare Prophet	Video Shorts With Two Announcements (Excerpt)/Preamble - Great Divine Rector's Cal/ Invocation For Judgement Against And Destruction Of Rock Music	The Sounds Of American Doomsday Cults Vol. 14		1:45:09 (Pop-up)
The Rap'Sures	You Must Be Born Again	Gospel Rap	(“There’s also Christian rap, by the Rap’sures: “You Must Be Born Again” and “Break Out for Jesus.” - Jello pg. 41)	1:50:57 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	1:59pm BC Sterrett: "Welcome. Welcome All Of You. Glad You Are With Us!"
	2:04pm Rich in Washington: Hiya, BC!
	2:05pm BC Sterrett: Hi Rich!
	2:10pm BC Sterrett: Don't take off your mask if you're in a social distance situation though...
	2:13pm Rich in Washington: out-of-the-way antique and thrift stores are just the best for weird records. I miss traveling.
	2:13pm Jan Turkenburg: I can't hold a thought for longer than two or three seconds..
	2:14pm BC Sterrett: I tried to hold a thought for 15 minutes while driving to work the other day and it was HARD!
	2:16pm Jan Turkenburg: But keeping the thought unchanged is the challenge. Those things are not stable!
	2:16pm Rich in Washington: Hi Jan!
	2:17pm BC Sterrett: I tried by exploring all aspects of a thought for as long as I could to extend it. I was aiming for 20 minutes but 15 wasn't bad :)
	2:17pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Rich! Hi BC!
	2:17pm BC Sterrett: Hi Jan :)
	2:18pm Jan Turkenburg: But sometimes it's more difficult to get rid of a thought.
	2:19pm Jan Turkenburg: especially when you're trying to get some sleep...
	2:19pm Martinibomb: hellooo BC
	2:19pm BC Sterrett: YES!!!
	2:19pm BC Sterrett: Hi Martini :)
	2:19pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey MB!
	2:24pm Constance De Witt: Usually saxophones are labelled as sexy, but I am very glad to know they can also be sacred. Hello!
	2:25pm BC Sterrett: Hi Constance!
	2:27pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Constance!
	2:28pm BC Sterrett: I should have gotten a closeup of the photo he's talking about on this LP.
	2:30pm Constance De Witt: Hi Jan & BC, I wish I could see the piled-up hair more clearly. :)
	2:30pm Jan Turkenburg: I heard some off key singing earlier on, but I don't know which track that was.
	2:33pm Jan Turkenburg: This however ... seems to meet the criterium..
	2:33pm Constance De Witt: Who uses this during their radio show?? Someone does!
	2:33pm BC Sterrett: Those were the only two tracks that sounded like they might be Mrs. Jim Jones.
	2:34pm BC Sterrett: I heard Otis use it once on FP many years ago :) At the time I didn't know what it was.
	2:34pm Constance De Witt: Oh it must be him, it must be him! Now I feel foolish if it is...
	2:38pm Jan Turkenburg: I try to remember... is there an answer to this letter ? ..as it was returned to sender I don't suppose there is.
	2:38pm BC Sterrett: I think my friend Michael Brunelle, who does the artwork for my show, used it on his show "Butterfly Mind" based on private press records.
	2:39pm Rich in Washington: There's a pretty amusing clip where Timothy Leary is ambushes on some talk show when the host gets Art Linkletter on the phone line and more or less blames him for Diane's death. It's pretty trashy.
	2:40pm Rich in Washington: I can't not hear the Bran Flakes song when I hear this.
	2:40pm BC Sterrett: wow
	2:40pm Jan Turkenburg: ah... there it is... I knew it ...
	2:40pm BC Sterrett: Bran Flakes coming up next!
	2:43pm Rich in Washington: HA!
	2:44pm Rich in Washington: pot smokers, speed freaks.
	2:50pm Rich in Washington: Dang women and their namby pamby unconditional love for their children
	2:51pm Rich in Washington: I think someone on the old WFMU blog dedicated a whole post to 'open letter' and response records.
	2:52pm BC Sterrett: ooh, I need to check that out! I only know of maybe 3? There's one later in the Biafra chapter as well.
	2:54pm Rich in Washington: I could be wrong. It might have also been anti-hippie records in general.
	2:55pm joe: 'ello folks
	2:56pm joe: Oh I've been looking a gig in the Salt Mines for ages
	2:57pm BC Sterrett: Hi Joe!
	2:57pm BC Sterrett: LSD makes people nude in a public place?
	2:57pm joe: Huh? I was taking some boring LSD
	2:59pm BC Sterrett: I keep waiting to hear film strip "beeps" during this record.
	3:00pm BC Sterrett: "When your mom figures out that you're Tarned Ahn."
	3:02pm Martinibomb: DARE!
	3:03pm BC Sterrett: What did DARE stand for again?
	3:03pm BC Sterrett: Drugs Are Really Evil
	3:04pm Martinibomb: Drugs Are Really Expensive
	3:05pm BC Sterrett: good one!
	3:05pm Martinibomb: "Drug Abuse Resistance Education"
	3:05pm BC Sterrett: Don't Aver Reefer Ever
	3:06pm BC Sterrett: Ah, that was it...
	3:08pm joe: Drugs are Really Entertaining.
	3:12pm joe: 1992 – Indiana University Researchers at Indiana University, commissioned by Indiana school officials in 1992, found that those who completed the D.A.R.E. program subsequently had significantly higher rates of hallucinogenic drug use than those not exposed to the program.[6]
	3:12pm Rich in Washington: i had a marijuana once and played piano faster and faster
	3:12pm BC Sterrett: Interesting!
	3:14pm BC Sterrett: Drugs Aren't Really Everything ...there's also KFC.
	3:15pm joe: DRumsticks Are Really Edible
	3:17pm BC Sterrett: ha!
	3:17pm BC Sterrett: This conversation made me go get a bowl of lucky charms...
	3:21pm BC Sterrett: "Magic Clover Marshmellows turn your milk green!"
	3:21pm BC Sterrett: It's kind of working...
	3:25pm joe: Jerry Falwell always looked to me like he could have been a 60s-80s era character actor with his hey day being in the 70s
	3:27pm BC Sterrett: Totally. I can see him as the next door neighbor always mowing his lawn or working on his car in the driveway.
	3:29pm joe: Or the corrupt feeble southern politician in the seersucker suit and straw hat. You know like like Lindsey Graham :P
	3:32pm BC Sterrett: Huh, I had to lookup what a seersucker suit was
	3:33pm BC Sterrett: "Uppertaker" I like that
	3:37pm BC Sterrett: Whew, we made it. Anyone still around?
	3:38pm joe: Here
	3:39pm BC Sterrett: You're the only one. ha
	3:41pm joe: Can I assume this is a safe space and admit that there was a very very short time in my life when I listened to Stryper unironically
	3:42pm BC Sterrett: I would've like to attend one of their shows.
	3:43pm BC Sterrett: liked
	3:43pm BC Sterrett: Yes, this is a safe place for such things.
	3:44pm joe: I believe they are still together but now they look more the aging rocker then the gymnastic bumble bee
	3:46pm BC Sterrett: This record got me into trouble/fired at my old radio station...
	3:50pm BC Sterrett: Wow, I really did scare everyone off. I guess it's safe to play anything now...
	3:50pm joe: I think someone samples that David Bowie mispronunciation on something.
	3:50pm joe: HA!!! J Iglesias
	3:53pm BC Sterrett: Maybe it was Negativeland? I think that was a record they used to play on their radio shows.
	3:55pm BC Sterrett: Wonder if this was ever played at a dance club somewhere...
	3:56pm BC Sterrett: Wow, this song is long...this might be my last track.
	3:58pm BC Sterrett: Thanks for joining/sticking this out with me Joe and anyone who isn't in the chatroom :)
	3:59pm Martinibomb: Thanks!
	3:59pm joe: Thank You!!!
	4:00pm BC Sterrett: Thanks Martini!

Lost Media Archive (The Radio Show) with BC Sterrett: Playlist from February 12, 2021

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