WFMU: Fuji Puzzle Box with Ironybread: Playlist from January 29, 2022

Listener comments!
	12:22am Listener Howard & the Cats: R.I.P. Barry Cryer...
	10:13am happymaan: I guess I'm not the only one excited for this program.
	10:58am HyperDose: Champing at the bit! 🥕🐴
	11:36am happymaan: We got this show today, my wife is making Pancit Bihon and salt and pepper shrimp, and we're showing our friend Interstellar for the first time. It's a hell of a day.
	11:56am Don-O: I liked this episode to a Dr, Demento FB group. That is how excited I am.
	12:36pm HyperDose: That movie is intense!!! Given it many a re-watch
	12:40pm ironybread: CAN I ACTUALLY FINISH THIS SHOW ON TIME FIND OUT IN 20 MINUTES
	12:42pm Don-O: Livin' life on the edge, IronyBread!!!
	1:01pm Kat in Chicago: Present!
	1:02pm HyperDose: Here we go! 😍
	1:07pm Zipperhead7: Hi Puzzlers! Looking forward to Part the Second
	1:12pm ironybread: Hi everybodeeeeeeeeeeeee!
	1:14pm Rich in Washington: Listening from the kitchen. This is brilliant!
	1:17pm ironybread: #IfYoureGoingToSplitHairsImGoingToPissOff #GreatestLineInHistory
	1:18pm Rich in Washington: I just watched this episode the other night.
	1:24pm Rich in Washington: This is the best sketch ever!
	1:24pm ironybread: EVERYBODY STAND UP
	1:26pm Mr Fab: That really may be the greatest line in history. Almost drove off the road laffin
	1:31pm HyperDose: Hot take, Mr Fab. Hot take! 🥔🔥
	1:32pm Mr Fab: I also tape recorded audio off the tv. Alas, my late ‘70s uncensored tape of “Holy Grail” taped off PBS is long gone.
	1:45pm fred: @happymaan: colorist shout out!
	1:49pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, before we got a VCR in my house, I audio recorded Monty Python, SNL, SCTV. I probably have some of those tapes.
	1:50pm Rich in Washington: I also remember the first few years of VCRs, the VHS tapes were rather expensive.
	1:51pm ironybread: Yes Rich, I don't think I'm imagining remembering a VHS going for $90
	1:53pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, movies on VHS, before they started selling them 'sell-through' could be upwards of $100. This was when you'd go to a VHS rental place and they'd have just a few dozen movies (and usually really old titles) and they'd be in a glass display case.
	1:55pm Rich in Washington: But the blanks were something like $12 dollars in 1979 bucks. The price went down as more people were buying machines, naturally.
	1:55pm Listener Howard & the Cats: The first VHS I ever bought was "The Abominable Dr Phibes" in the mid-1980s. I still remember that it cost about $90.
	1:57pm Rich in Washington: I remember the first time I had to resort to splicing a rented VHS tape back together because my machine ate it because the movie was like $80.
	1:59pm Rich in Washington: my player didn't eat it because it was expensive but it sure seemed that way. I had my girlfriend call the video store and ask how much it would be to buy it under the ruse that we liked it so much but when they said the price, I went to work on it.
	2:00pm ironybread: wish I could share this deleted animation, it really is quality batshit content from Terry Gilliam #BettyBloodDonor
	2:03pm fred: I bought a bunch of VHS dance tapes, but after a couple found them unwatchable. Not really a waste of money (that went to support the right people), but what really hurts is thinking of those tapes nobody ever watched, and never will
	2:05pm Rich in Washington: I believe the German episodes are on US Netflix. At least they were a couple of years ago.
	2:06pm ironybread: i.dailymail.co.uk...
	2:06pm ironybread: i.dailymail.co.uk...
	2:07pm ironybread: i.dailymail.co.uk...
	2:08pm ironybread: FOOTNOTE: do see those images but do not read the Daily Mail. Thank you.
	2:16pm ironybread: Eddie Brandt's Saturday Matinee in North Hollywood was once the great happy hunting ground for every VHS tape ever released. Sadly they closed a few years back. Don't know what became of their archive
	2:17pm ironybread: "The Great Gas Gala" www2.bfi.org.uk...
	2:18pm Feldy: Heya gang!
	2:18pm ironybread: Hi Feldy!
	2:20pm Mr Fab: Yeah, Eddie Brandts would rent otherwise unavailable bootlegs. They got away with it by asking you to rent a legit tape, then you got to pick a bootleg. That’s how I saw “Superstar: the Karen Carpenter Story.”
	2:22pm ironybread: FOOTNOTE, the "Trees" animation is the bit where some trees grow up into outer space, and it's very abstract, and basically it's a parody of a German detergent commercial, don't know which commercial. Wish I did
	2:23pm ironybread: Fab: Yes indeed, that's how I saw "Superstar" for the first time! And "Schizopolis", years before Criterion put it out.
	2:26pm ironybread: Thanks for a brilliant interview Paul Vanezis!!!
	2:27pm Daybreak’s getting through!: This kicks the ass of NPR! Information baby! Information!
	2:29pm Zipperhead7: Absolutely! WAY up and above NPR!!
	2:30pm Listener Howard & the Cats: FANTASTIC interview, thank you so much!!!
	2:32pm ironybread: #GondolasGondolasGondolas
	2:33pm Daybreak’s getting through!: They pitched up the voice and speed for the Irish coverage.
	2:35pm Daybreak’s getting through!: Propaganda vs propaganda!
	2:36pm Feldy: LOL more Gondolas!
	2:36pm Rich in Washington: THis is hilarious! #morefuckinggondolas
	2:38pm Daybreak’s getting through!: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha Smiling ear to ear!
	2:39pm happymaan: Thanks again for this.
	2:40pm Rich in Washington: The Attila The Hun show! (god, I'm such a dork).
	2:40pm happymaan: Did you check out the Max Headroom WTTW hack @ironybread?
	2:40pm ironybread: I won't say I'm glad to see ya, but BOY am I glad to see ya!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	2:41pm ironybread: happymaan - I did indeed, thanks for sharing that link
	2:44pm fred: "Don't sleep in the subway" is good advice, and could have been a Python episode title
	2:44pm ironybread: this one's a long distance dedication for Vicki
	2:46pm Zipperhead7: Gawd I always loved this Percy Faith song and was so glad Napster allowed me to own it without my record store clerk gaping at me.
	2:46pm coelacanth∅: greetings ironybread! i guess i missed the closing of the interview somehow. i did tune in around 2 but i must've been dreaming...or reminiscing... Thanks again to Paul and Thanks Taylor for bringing it!
	2:49pm ironybread: Coming up: Your request for Lulu upload.wikimedia.org...
	2:50pm ironybread: Hi coel!
	2:51pm Mr Fab: I had no idea “Away From It All” existed. And I thought I knew my Python-related stuff.
	2:52pm ironybread: Thank you DJ Georgygirl for providing me this copy of "Superformance"
	2:53pm Zipperhead7: Steve Stein, aka Steinski, has a massive collection of "cleared music" libraries
	2:53pm happymaan: I've never listened to this show before last weeks. Digging the music @ironybread, you have a new fan.
	2:54pm happymaan: DJ Georgygirl is the lady!
	2:57pm Rich in Washington: Those season 4, single story episodes were so weird.
	2:57pm ironybread: Did those feet? And was the something something? And lamb of god? And was Jerusalem?
	2:58pm Rich in Washington: Wonderful show, ironybread!
	2:59pm Zipperhead7: Thanx Ironybread!
	2:59pm ironybread: Thanks for listening Listener Howard & the Cats and happymaan and HyperDose and Don-O and Kat in Chicago and Zipperhead7 and Rich and Fab and fred and Feldy and Daybreak’s and Zipperhead7 and coelacanth∅ and all you glorious lurkers everywhere!
	2:59pm ironybread: And thank you James Urbaniak!
	3:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks ironybread!
	3:00pm Rich in Washington: I will be revisiting this and part one again and again, I am sure.
	3:00pm ironybread: Tell every Python fan in your life to check it out!

Fuji Puzzle Box with Ironybread: Playlist from January 29, 2022

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January 29, 2022: It's the arts

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Monty Python	The Show So Far "The Show So Far" by "Monty Python"	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 33: Salad Days	BBC	1972	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
	Paul Vanezis interview part 11 "Paul Vanezis interview part 11"				0:02:03 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	Déjà Vu "Déjà Vu" by "Monty Python"	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 16: Déjà Vu	BBC	1970	0:05:57 (Pop-up)
	Paul Vanezis interview part 12 "Paul Vanezis interview part 12"				0:08:45 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	It's a Living "It's a Living" by "Monty Python"	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 19: It's a Living	BBC	1970	0:09:39 (Pop-up)
	Paul Vanezis interview part 13 "Paul Vanezis interview part 13"				0:11:12 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	The Prince and the Black Spot	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 19: It's a Living	BBC	1970	0:12:43 (Pop-up)
	Paul Vanezis interview part 14 "Paul Vanezis interview part 14"				0:13:18 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	The Man Who Talks Entirely in Anagrams	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 30: Blood, Devastation, Death, War and Horror	BBC	1972	0:15:36 (Pop-up)
	Paul Vanezis interview part 15 "Paul Vanezis interview part 15"				0:16:57 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	Undertaker Sketch "Undertaker Sketch" by "Monty Python"	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 26: Royal Episode 13	BBC	1970	0:22:15 (Pop-up)
	Paul Vanezis interview part 16 "Paul Vanezis interview part 16"				0:25:01 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	Mr. Neutron: Ice Cream	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 44: Mr. Neutron	BBC	1974	0:31:21 (Pop-up)
	Paul Vanezis interview part 17 "Paul Vanezis interview part 17"				0:34:02 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	Coming Attractions "Coming Attractions" by "Monty Python"	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 38: A Book at Bedtime	BBC	1973	0:41:04 (Pop-up)
	Paul Vanezis interview part 18 "Paul Vanezis interview part 18"				0:42:55 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	Queen Victoria Handicap	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 43: Hamlet	BBC	1974	0:49:01 (Pop-up)
	Paul Vanezis interview part 19 "Paul Vanezis interview part 19"				0:49:52 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	Urine Donor "Urine Donor" by "Monty Python"	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 39: Grandstand	BBC	1973	0:57:54 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	Betty Blood Donor / Big Things Teessie	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 39: Grandstand (unaired animation)	BBC	1973	0:59:31 (Pop-up)
	Paul Vanezis interview part 20 "Paul Vanezis interview part 20"				1:00:20 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	Ursula Hitler "Ursula Hitler" by "Monty Python"	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 45: Party Political Broadcast	BBC	1974	1:02:13 (Pop-up)
	Paul Vanezis interview part 21 "Paul Vanezis interview part 21"				1:04:15 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	Certain Substances "Certain Substances" by "Monty Python"	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 5: Man's Crisis of Identity in the Latter Half of the 20th Century	BBC	1969	1:06:38 (Pop-up)
	Paul Vanezis interview part 22 "Paul Vanezis interview part 22"				1:08:13 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	Appeal for Sanity "Appeal for Sanity" by "Monty Python"	Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode 21: Archaeology Today	BBC	1970	1:13:39 (Pop-up)
	Paul Vanezis interview part 23 "Paul Vanezis interview part 23"				1:14:40 (Pop-up)
Monty Python	Away From It All "Away From It All" by "Monty Python"			1979	1:26:25 (Pop-up)
Mike Leroy	With a Little Love (Just a Little Love)		CBS	1970	1:39:00 (Pop-up)
Petula Clark	Don't Sleep in the Subway	Warner Bros.		1967	1:41:25 (Pop-up)
Percy Faith Orchestra	Theme from "A Summer Place"	Columbia		1959	1:44:18 (Pop-up)
The Studio Group / Peter Reno	Ad Lib	Quartet of Modern Jazz	Music De Wolfe	1969	1:46:37 (Pop-up)
Harry Secombe	If I Ruled the World		Philips	1963	1:49:03 (Pop-up)
The European Sound Stage Orchestra / David Lindup	Superformance	Impact and Action	KPM Music	1967	1:51:36 (Pop-up)
Clodagh Rogers	Jack in the Box "Jack in the Box" by "Clodagh Rogers"		RCA	1971	1:53:50 (Pop-up)
Morgan-Fisher	Green and Pleasant "Green and Pleasant" by "Morgan-Fisher"	Miniatures (A Sequence Of Fifty-One Tiny Masterpieces Edited By Morgan-Fisher)	Pipe	1980	1:56:49 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:22am Listener Howard & the Cats: R.I.P. Barry Cryer...
	10:13am happymaan: I guess I'm not the only one excited for this program.
	10:58am HyperDose: Champing at the bit! 🥕🐴
	11:36am happymaan: We got this show today, my wife is making Pancit Bihon and salt and pepper shrimp, and we're showing our friend Interstellar for the first time. It's a hell of a day.
	11:56am Don-O: I liked this episode to a Dr, Demento FB group. That is how excited I am.
	12:36pm HyperDose: That movie is intense!!! Given it many a re-watch
	12:40pm ironybread: CAN I ACTUALLY FINISH THIS SHOW ON TIME FIND OUT IN 20 MINUTES
	12:42pm Don-O: Livin' life on the edge, IronyBread!!!
	1:01pm Kat in Chicago: Present!
	1:02pm HyperDose: Here we go! 😍
	1:07pm Zipperhead7: Hi Puzzlers! Looking forward to Part the Second
	1:12pm ironybread: Hi everybodeeeeeeeeeeeee!
	1:14pm Rich in Washington: Listening from the kitchen. This is brilliant!
	1:17pm ironybread: #IfYoureGoingToSplitHairsImGoingToPissOff #GreatestLineInHistory
	1:18pm Rich in Washington: I just watched this episode the other night.
	1:24pm Rich in Washington: This is the best sketch ever!
	1:24pm ironybread: EVERYBODY STAND UP
	1:26pm Mr Fab: That really may be the greatest line in history. Almost drove off the road laffin
	1:31pm HyperDose: Hot take, Mr Fab. Hot take! 🥔🔥
	1:32pm Mr Fab: I also tape recorded audio off the tv. Alas, my late ‘70s uncensored tape of “Holy Grail” taped off PBS is long gone.
	1:45pm fred: @happymaan: colorist shout out!
	1:49pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, before we got a VCR in my house, I audio recorded Monty Python, SNL, SCTV. I probably have some of those tapes.
	1:50pm Rich in Washington: I also remember the first few years of VCRs, the VHS tapes were rather expensive.
	1:51pm ironybread: Yes Rich, I don't think I'm imagining remembering a VHS going for $90
	1:53pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, movies on VHS, before they started selling them 'sell-through' could be upwards of $100. This was when you'd go to a VHS rental place and they'd have just a few dozen movies (and usually really old titles) and they'd be in a glass display case.
	1:55pm Rich in Washington: But the blanks were something like $12 dollars in 1979 bucks. The price went down as more people were buying machines, naturally.
	1:55pm Listener Howard & the Cats: The first VHS I ever bought was "The Abominable Dr Phibes" in the mid-1980s. I still remember that it cost about $90.
	1:57pm Rich in Washington: I remember the first time I had to resort to splicing a rented VHS tape back together because my machine ate it because the movie was like $80.
	1:59pm Rich in Washington: my player didn't eat it because it was expensive but it sure seemed that way. I had my girlfriend call the video store and ask how much it would be to buy it under the ruse that we liked it so much but when they said the price, I went to work on it.
	2:00pm ironybread: wish I could share this deleted animation, it really is quality batshit content from Terry Gilliam #BettyBloodDonor
	2:03pm fred: I bought a bunch of VHS dance tapes, but after a couple found them unwatchable. Not really a waste of money (that went to support the right people), but what really hurts is thinking of those tapes nobody ever watched, and never will
	2:05pm Rich in Washington: I believe the German episodes are on US Netflix. At least they were a couple of years ago.
	2:06pm ironybread: i.dailymail.co.uk...
	2:06pm ironybread: i.dailymail.co.uk...
	2:07pm ironybread: i.dailymail.co.uk...
	2:08pm ironybread: FOOTNOTE: do see those images but do not read the Daily Mail. Thank you.
	2:16pm ironybread: Eddie Brandt's Saturday Matinee in North Hollywood was once the great happy hunting ground for every VHS tape ever released. Sadly they closed a few years back. Don't know what became of their archive
	2:17pm ironybread: "The Great Gas Gala" www2.bfi.org.uk...
	2:18pm Feldy: Heya gang!
	2:18pm ironybread: Hi Feldy!
	2:20pm Mr Fab: Yeah, Eddie Brandts would rent otherwise unavailable bootlegs. They got away with it by asking you to rent a legit tape, then you got to pick a bootleg. That’s how I saw “Superstar: the Karen Carpenter Story.”
	2:22pm ironybread: FOOTNOTE, the "Trees" animation is the bit where some trees grow up into outer space, and it's very abstract, and basically it's a parody of a German detergent commercial, don't know which commercial. Wish I did
	2:23pm ironybread: Fab: Yes indeed, that's how I saw "Superstar" for the first time! And "Schizopolis", years before Criterion put it out.
	2:26pm ironybread: Thanks for a brilliant interview Paul Vanezis!!!
	2:27pm Daybreak’s getting through!: This kicks the ass of NPR! Information baby! Information!
	2:29pm Zipperhead7: Absolutely! WAY up and above NPR!!
	2:30pm Listener Howard & the Cats: FANTASTIC interview, thank you so much!!!
	2:32pm ironybread: #GondolasGondolasGondolas
	2:33pm Daybreak’s getting through!: They pitched up the voice and speed for the Irish coverage.
	2:35pm Daybreak’s getting through!: Propaganda vs propaganda!
	2:36pm Feldy: LOL more Gondolas!
	2:36pm Rich in Washington: THis is hilarious! #morefuckinggondolas
	2:38pm Daybreak’s getting through!: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha Smiling ear to ear!
	2:39pm happymaan: Thanks again for this.
	2:40pm Rich in Washington: The Attila The Hun show! (god, I'm such a dork).
	2:40pm happymaan: Did you check out the Max Headroom WTTW hack @ironybread?
	2:40pm ironybread: I won't say I'm glad to see ya, but BOY am I glad to see ya!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	2:41pm ironybread: happymaan - I did indeed, thanks for sharing that link
	2:44pm fred: "Don't sleep in the subway" is good advice, and could have been a Python episode title
	2:44pm ironybread: this one's a long distance dedication for Vicki
	2:46pm Zipperhead7: Gawd I always loved this Percy Faith song and was so glad Napster allowed me to own it without my record store clerk gaping at me.
	2:46pm coelacanth∅: greetings ironybread! i guess i missed the closing of the interview somehow. i did tune in around 2 but i must've been dreaming...or reminiscing... Thanks again to Paul and Thanks Taylor for bringing it!
	2:49pm ironybread: Coming up: Your request for Lulu upload.wikimedia.org...
	2:50pm ironybread: Hi coel!
	2:51pm Mr Fab: I had no idea “Away From It All” existed. And I thought I knew my Python-related stuff.
	2:52pm ironybread: Thank you DJ Georgygirl for providing me this copy of "Superformance"
	2:53pm Zipperhead7: Steve Stein, aka Steinski, has a massive collection of "cleared music" libraries
	2:53pm happymaan: I've never listened to this show before last weeks. Digging the music @ironybread, you have a new fan.
	2:54pm happymaan: DJ Georgygirl is the lady!
	2:57pm Rich in Washington: Those season 4, single story episodes were so weird.
	2:57pm ironybread: Did those feet? And was the something something? And lamb of god? And was Jerusalem?
	2:58pm Rich in Washington: Wonderful show, ironybread!
	2:59pm Zipperhead7: Thanx Ironybread!
	2:59pm ironybread: Thanks for listening Listener Howard & the Cats and happymaan and HyperDose and Don-O and Kat in Chicago and Zipperhead7 and Rich and Fab and fred and Feldy and Daybreak’s and Zipperhead7 and coelacanth∅ and all you glorious lurkers everywhere!
	2:59pm ironybread: And thank you James Urbaniak!
	3:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks ironybread!
	3:00pm Rich in Washington: I will be revisiting this and part one again and again, I am sure.
	3:00pm ironybread: Tell every Python fan in your life to check it out!

Fuji Puzzle Box with Ironybread: Playlist from January 29, 2022

Listener comments!

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