WFMU: Garbage Time: Playlist from April 12, 2022

Listener comments!
	8:33am Asheville Jon: Hooray for Hollywood!!!!
	9:00am Ken From Hyde Park: It's Tuesday again, so put on your garbage hats!
	9:00am Handy Haversack: Hey, Matt, Bruce, Garbage Wolves and assorted howlers.
	9:01am winston legthigh: mornin garbage man, garbagios.
	9:05am sphere: Lonely Sea is SO GOOD. hello peops
	9:05am Cal in Dothan: Good morning Garbaggios!
	9:06am PaulRobeson1920: Two hot ones today please Goood morningg Garabaggios!
	9:06am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: * ! WFMtUesday ! *
	9:07am TDK60: Hi Matt. Digest those Wheaties. Because there is much rejoicing and mouthwatering anticipation in that this blessed Tuesday is National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day.
	9:07am sphere: @ Handy - Have you ever heard of Early Bird Books?
	9:07am crateslinger: I think I just "got" the Beach Boys
	9:07am luka: i know it sound crazy in there
	9:08am Strandlund: Good Morning Matt and all you beautiful Garbagios out there all over the world!!
	9:08am sphere: @ crates linger - all you have to do is forget that Kokomo ever existed. then The Beach Boys make sense.
	9:08am Rich in Washington: this song has got skronk appeal
	9:09am Handy Haversack: I hadn't, sphere. Just looked it up. Do you use it? Despite producing and working on e-books as part of my career, I don't use them in my personal reading.
	9:09am Destroit: Good morning Matt and all the fine people. Glad to be here!
	9:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah that BBoys was what - 1962-3 ? No Beatles in the USA yet even...
	9:09am βrian: Sharp cheddar cheese on my grilled cheese, please. No orange-ness.
	9:11am sphere: @ Handy - yes I do. you can get some real honest bargains if you watch long enough. I think they had Dhalgren for $3.99 in ebook at one point.
	9:11am Niall: "Garden of Stones 1," and I am very into what's happening right now.
	9:12am BennyThePlug: my ears
	9:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah righteous.
	9:12am SPF 53: ty don garbagio
	9:18am karlward: And I want to try that hoagie
	9:19am βrian: … though Comté, with good mustard, on a robust sourdough would be nice, as well.
	9:19am Handy Haversack: sphere, I understand all the reasons for e-books, and there are some cases where I think they make perfect sense. And the load of physical books in our apt. is causing structural damage to the building, I think! But ... I just can't do it. I don't use a mobile phone; I won't use a tablet from a company like Apple; I spend enough time on the laptop (and I won't get into an Amazon or Apple ecosystem). Reading is a physical act for me that effects a break with the screen. I needs it, I does! karlward, it's gonna cost ya ...
	9:20am karlward: I will pay for this hoagie in e-books
	9:21am Elizabeth in Spain: hi Matty and friends
	9:21am B R M: Mary Lattimore's commitment to Wawa related content is commendable
	9:21am βrian: E-books just don't smell right, too.
	9:23am Erin in TO: Why isn't it 9:42 yet? I need my Tuesday morning moment of peace
	9:24am Handy Haversack: It has always been 9:42, Erin. It will always be 9:42.
	9:24am PaulRobeson1920: @Erin in TO: it is 9:42
	9:24am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Niall : I squared your Avatar so it doesn't chop your head off, & adjusted it a bit : wfmu.org... - I'll keep it up a short while if you'd care to Copy it.
	9:24am Erin in TO: @Paul & Handy I wish I was running on whichever clocks you guys are
	9:24am sphere: @ Handy - your case is beautiful and true. on the other hand, I got Dhalgren for $3.99.
	9:24am TDK60: I just got a yellowed book from the local free library shelf. It won't need batteries.
	9:25am Handy Haversack: I hear you, sphere!
	9:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: If I win the Giant Lottery, there's a Library in the estate for sure...
	9:26am fred: I think I saw Tengger many years ago, they were called 10 at the time (not an easy name to search for)
	9:27am PaulRobeson1920: Handy: JlNX buy me a cup of hot dark web Sanka, please and thank U so much
	9:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...as it is, I'm just wondering what I might be able to swing for simply an effective reading lamp ...aging eyeballs I'm afraid impact my literacy...
	9:27am Boneless Ham: love my garbage time zen, rejoice garbagios!
	9:28am Rev. Turnip Druid: YEY
	9:29am JeremyB: Good morning!
	9:30am lpfnrobin: Love Garbage Time :)
	9:30am fred: @RTD: I'm planning to see Joke Lanz on Thursday (a vegetable spell to keep him safe from covid wouldn't hurt)
	9:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...would be curious what y'all Readerz [said w/ BillHicks redneck waitress affection] might recommend for lamplight & such in yer nooks...
	9:38am βrian: @RRNov63: I built a big headboard out of leftover white oak flooring and built in two halogen goose-neck reading lights. Feels swank.
	9:40am lpfnrobin: What seating do you recommend (Beta)rain? always slumped and its just not posture proof normally...
	9:41am Handy Haversack: Rev Rab, we just have whatever thrift store lamp has not yet died with yellowy LED bulbs in them, I think.
	9:41am sphere: When I try to read, I am always distracted by my cat, who is always staring at me inscrutably for long periods of time.
	9:41am Asheville Jon: would you look at the time????
	9:42am luka: happy 9:42 peace be with you
	9:42am Ken From Hyde Park: See? I knew 9:42 would come this week!
	9:42am ¿¡: Checking in for 9:42 !
	9:42am HyperDose: Happy 9:42...PEACE BE UNTO THEE! 🦝🗑️📻🎶
	9:42am Asheville Jon: may the bliss of 9:42 be yours!
	9:42am Handy Haversack: Lit up and extensive, from one photon always in position, 9:42 is the light, and we are the words. WFMUoments. And also with you.
	9:42am Glistener MW: Praise be to the nine and its forty-twos
	9:42am sphere: May thee 9:42 be with you.
	9:43am Asheville Jon: a little overstepping of the sanctity of 9:42 there. 5 lashes with a wet lasagna noodle for Matt!
	9:43am βrian: It's 8:42 and sunny here on the isthmus.
	9:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ... {{ & To You }} ...
	9:43am lpfnrobin: Mattys Echo Chamberella
	9:44am Erin in TO: Thank you Matt, for my moment of truest peace this week
	9:44am Lixiviated Life: Once a week I can say I know exactly what time it is
	9:44am Glistener MW: first balcony-breakfast 9:42 of the Spring! ☀️
	9:45am βrian: 'thew for short.
	9:45am Marley P. Dogg: Matthew Broderick
	9:46am Glistener MW: why use a needless extra syllable?? It’s a waste of life.
	9:46am TDK60: Thanks for Mattexplaining. Really.
	9:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @ βrian : Swanky ! Are the halogens hot ? On that note Handy, interesting to hear you condone the LEDs...
	9:47am winston legthigh: happy belated 942
	9:47am queems: i got my phd in moon history
	9:47am Glistener MW: I’m now picturing Broderick replaced by Warwick in Ferris Bueller, Election, Godzilla’98, and more
	9:48am Erin in TO: I've always thought we had a depressingly boring number of moons
	9:48am Lixiviated Life: Matty You should just stop at, “I don’t know enough…”
	9:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ♃Jupiter be lousy w/ the Moons...
	9:48am Asheville Jon: sun myung moon has many moonies
	9:48am wplj: Even Pluto has multi moons
	9:48am βrian: @RRNov63: Not hot, so no worries if one of them is inadvertently covered by a pile of pillows.
	9:48am ?: I wish the moon rotated.
	9:49am Glistener MW: “I wonder who owns that moon?”
	9:49am dday: What the hell is going on down in the Brooklyn Subway. Explosion? Mass Shooting? damn
	9:50am Handy Haversack: Rev Rab: are we not supposed to use LEDs? I thought they were the longest-lasting at this point? I am constantly confused by lightbulbs and don't really even know how to buy them. We are lighbulb flailers.
	9:50am dday: www.ny1.com...
	9:50am Asheville Jon: yeah dday, friend on LI just sent me a text about that
	9:50am Elizabeth in Spain: When I lived in NYC I frequently saw Matthew Broderick in my travels, enough to the point where he was next in line for a film I was seeing- and he asked me the time. It annoyed my roomie something fierce because she had a big crush on him. ANYWAY it would not surprise me to learn that Matthew B and I are still following similar trails.
	9:51am ¿¡: Listener threemoons has three moons, possibly a reference to the three moons of Meepzor?
	9:51am PaulRobeson1920: The moon is made from Earth Material!!! Before the late heavy bombardment! The impact from a meteor is what gives Earth our spin & our wobbly axis! & this impact what formed the moon from a n ejected hunk of molten Earth!
	9:51am Asheville Jon: WAWA for HOAGIES
	9:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: So many extraordinary conditions just happen to be so for us on Earth - a tidally locked Moon, the Moon 1/400th the size of the Sun, & 400 Xs closer...
	9:51am Asheville Jon: and for Goldenberg's Peanut Chews
	9:52am PaulRobeson1920: Is what formed***
	9:52am winston legthigh: leds are 10x more efficient than incandescent. please buy leds. unless you are coal burnin joe manchin.
	9:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: WaWa - best FakeBeatles : blog.wfmu.org...
	9:53am ranjit: 91.1 reception has suddenly gotten much worse here in mid-south brooklyn - though there's also a helicopter hovering overhead, which might be a wfmu jammer drone from the shadow government
	9:53am ¿¡: A Wawa is a crying baby.
	9:53am Pale Son: Hey, Matt, what album is "Lonely Sea" on? Oh, never mind.
	9:53am TDK60: Dug the Harmonia. Lots of electronic paths followed it seems from their influence.
	9:53am Matt Warwick: MOOOOOOOOOON!!!!!
	9:54am Thin Slice: @Glistener MW. A favorite line in our house :-)
	9:54am Boneless Ham: yum, yum, yum. ear food!
	9:54am queems: helicopter is probably for whatever shooting happened in the subway down there
	9:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...that the Earth here has this Magnetic shield that protects us from Solar ejections, radiations & cosmic rays ...fragile little ecology...
	9:55am Glistener MW: 🐄 MOOOOO(n)
	9:55am Dayffid: The moon made a face at me last night. I mean phase not face!
	9:56am Hugo (NL): Slllllllllllllllap 'em
	9:56am PaulRobeson1920: I’m wondering who the 1st band to perform on the moon was? The Grateful Dead? Or perhaps another, older band?
	9:56am maxwell: In the old country Matt's surname is pronounced Warrick.None of this War-Wick nonesense
	9:56am paul b: Why there are several moons - the moon, Keith Moon, Luna, Jade Rabbit...
	9:56am karlward: I would buy this hoagie
	9:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Handy: No! - just wondering if maybe people didn't like LEDs for reading ...you specify Yellowy ...or if there was some intelligence that they weren't good for our eyes like that - or anything... Glad to learn otherwise.
	9:57am Thin Slice: If we ever get to the Fahrenheit 451 stage of having to memorize books, I've already called Goodnight Moon.
	9:59am dday: RR63: My entire house save for one old high intensity lamp is outfitted with LED's. My vision is below average for reading. I have no issues seeing pages well with them.
	9:59am TDK60: Thin Slice- don't ever read about critical Moon theory. No, no.
	9:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: In a hole in the ground there lived a Hobbit. Not a nasty dirty wet hole, filled with the ends of worms & nothing to sit down on or to eat... It was a Hobbit Hole, & that means comfort... It was the Best of Holes. It was the Worst of Holes. It was in fact - the Whole Hole...
	10:00am dday: Holey Wholey Moley
	10:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...or as Micah makes explicit - not so Holy Moley...
	10:03am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Morning, party people. Woke up to news of the ongoing poopshow in the subway system this AM...
	10:03am Thin Slice: @TDK60:-). I bet there are a lot of book banners out there who love Goodnight Moon but would be shocked SHOCKED to learn about Margaret Wise Brown's personal life.
	10:03am Marc Myers: Hey! I just saw these guys live last week!
	10:04am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...for me, occasional reminders that living North of Northeast of Nowhere has some advantages...
	10:05am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I recently replaced my ancient light tube shop/painting studio lights with led shop lights. Holy smokes, I almost have to wear sunglasses out there now.
	10:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Banjo has me thinking of the Hitchiker'sGuide theme by - yes - TheEagles...
	10:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...almost (?) Sarod-like...
	10:21am rx scabin: Good morning.
	10:23am βrian: @RRNov63: I first read The Hobbit in French. The translation was probably a bit closer to English, idiomatically, so it was easy and fun.
	10:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @βrian: Ha! Not Tolkien's favorite language ...bet it was fun...
	10:30am βrian: Really? Did he also have the stereotypical phobia of garlic?
	10:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Reportedly he had the same contempt for things Franco-Norman gastronomically in England as he did linguistically.
	10:34am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...kinda Tolkien's entire thing was restoring to England a Mythology & Culture & indeed Language it 'should have' had without interruption by the Normans & the like...
	10:37am crateslinger: I used to bike messenger stuff (maybe weed? - never sure) to Ferris and that girl from Square Pegs back in the nineteen hundreds.
	10:38am luka: i bought an LED smartbulb that changes color via app. i feel like that's something mark hurst would yell at me for but i couldn't resist.
	10:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: <3 dawwgy
	10:40am ?: bada bap bap bap bada beep beep beep beep
	10:40am luka: that was some good boxin
	10:41am joe from montclair: dang garbage man that was a beat
	10:41am crateslinger: ...and I wear a headlamp to read books so my wife can ignore me. Kindles are good for downloading old stuff you'll never buy, like Plutarch and Proust. It's practically free for classics, but they are no good for pics and maps if you read nonfiction.
	10:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: No variation but damn solid !
	10:42am Space Cowboy: Yeah Olivia should have tapped over - like an " Olivia rap"
	10:43am queems: mr. cupcakes is right near my house!!!!
	10:43am karlward: Sand: the cupcake of the desert (now available in Jersey City)
	10:43am queems: drove by this morning, it’s still there
	10:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: What's the difference between a Muffin & a Cupcake ? ...Frosting.
	10:44am queems: i could def fuck up multiple cupcakes right now
	10:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...cupcake - okay - but then will need coffees...
	10:45am Rev. Turnip Druid: muffins are food. cupcakes are...... i have no idea. not food.
	10:45am chresti: Hello Matt and Olivia and garbage family time! RE: trash talk, isn't this garbage time?
	10:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...about food ...dawgs ...when not about hygiene...
	10:46am Ike: Noisy helicopters circling, like Ranjit said. Sheesh it’s noisy. You guys talking about muffins and cupcakes is a much nicer sound.
	10:47am Handy Haversack: Is the FAMILY MEETING heading inspired by the most recent ep. of Better Things? Better Things has to be the best show that I never, ever hear anyone talk about. (Again: All the talking that I do hear happens in this WFMU context.)
	10:47am PaulRobeson1920: The embryo of a chicken looks VERY similar to the embryo of all others
	10:48am Mister Dobalina: Where do you think, chick'n nuggets come from?
	10:48am queems: that was such an amazing exchange, thank you
	10:48am Mister Dobalina: Olivia is on the right path!
	10:49am Glistener MW: !!! We did the classroom incubator thing as well, in kindergarten — although it just hit me right now that the baby chicks suddenly just weren’t there one day
	10:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...no - after we stomped them there was not enuff left...
	10:49am PaulRobeson1920: Points to a common origin for all life
	10:49am queems: i’ve never seen a baby period
	10:50am Emily O: Olivia - Brunswick Community Garden partners with the local school to hatch Monarch butterflies :) the best
	10:50am HarktheUmpire: Fact: most baby insects look horrific
	10:50am HarktheUmpire: Also, adult ones
	10:50am nathan: i just got 4 chicks!! im sure they're busy shitting all over their food as we speak
	10:50am HarktheUmpire: Also, dead ones
	10:50am melinda: baby and juvenile orangutans are some of the cutest ever
	10:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love how like rilly big Dawgs will treat a human baby tenderly - if they're well-fed anyhow...
	10:51am PaulRobeson1920: In Texas probably
	10:51am melinda: "people do on Youtube" lol
	10:51am winston legthigh: and in this episode of contractors behaving badly, winston saves the day. gotta run. later king garbage man, garbagios.
	10:51am Rich in Bristol: Hello Brucie!
	10:51am Mark Hurst: WHY
	10:52am PaulRobeson1920: wfmu.org... Has this dream stopped?
	10:52am Handy Haversack: later, winston! Don't play with the monkeys, Matt.
	10:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...then my Hoomanz brought home a tiny Hooman ...Did you eat him ?? Yeah had a friend whose cat didn't survive dental anesthetic...
	10:52am ?: Here in Maine, if you have chickens, you eat them. Eggs, meat birds, everything (but not the beaks). That's what they're for.
	10:52am lazy pierogi: matty “jane goodall” warwick
	10:53am chresti: hmmmmm..baby talk?
	10:53am PaulRobeson1920: wfmu.org... Comparative embryology—> points to a Common origin for all life : )
	10:53am Asheville Jon: Bruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuce is soooooo cute (words from my daughters)
	10:53am melinda: those cute slow loris videos turned out to have a dark story behind them, beware Youtubers with exotic pets
	10:54am HarktheUmpire: YES!! SWEET POTATOES IS NUMBER TWO
	10:54am Asheville Jon: asparagus!!!!
	10:54am PaulRobeson1920: Wana see intelligent life in the universe? Bake a Potato, butter the potato heavily, look in any mirror
	10:55am nathan: okra gets a bad rap but i think it's great
	10:55am Mister Dobalina: Not a fan of the eggplant. Had some over the weekend with the GF, she loves the stuff.
	10:55am Asheville Jon: planting some okra next week! yum!
	10:55am Reno D: The Garbage “Family Meetings” offer a curious drawing power. I listen from a position of watching a young romance publicly evolve.
	10:55am melinda: @nathan especially fried, stewed with tomatoes is good too
	10:55am HarktheUmpire: I feel like onions are underrated
	10:56am queems: these are all just starches
	10:56am Asheville Jon: to clarify: asparagus is in my top 5
	10:56am Joe Mulligan 🦀: Asparagus is in season now! Def in my top 3 until I have to pee
	10:56am HarktheUmpire: tomatoes are not a vegetable
	10:56am coelacanth∅: eggplant is definitely in my top 1000 vegetables to eat. ...in the top 5 to see growing though.
	10:56am HarktheUmpire: sorry to be that guy
	10:56am Mister Dobalina: ARTICHOKE!
	10:56am queems: tomato sauce is a vegetable though
	10:56am nathan: @Hark i got called out at a barbecue recently for eating the raw onion. no regrets, it's good
	10:56am Handy Haversack: YouTube and Facebook make a lot of money off of animal cruelty, torture, and trafficking.
	10:57am Uleeshuh TN: I agree on Artichoke!
	10:57am Asheville Jon: oh yeah, artichokes. oh yeah. sure do miss living in Monterey and having access to fresh artichokes
	10:57am queems: i like bok choy
	10:57am Mister Dobalina: Gotta cheese it, kids. What a cute couple those two.
	10:57am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Wait, I thought it was ketchup that was a vegetable.
	10:58am HarktheUmpire: @queems: touché
	10:58am nathan: artichoke has to get docked a few points for being hard to prepare. delicious tho if you know what you're doing
	10:58am ronald reagan∅: ketchup is a vegetable
	10:58am Don in Tampere: Asparagus is deffo one of my faves if it's local and fresh. When I go to Germany over Mayday i'm going to bring a bunch of it from Weiterstadt that has been cut the morning I buy it, wrap it in a damp towel and bring it back to Finland, where you can only get dry, shriveled up stuff from Peru.
	10:58am Ken From Hyde Park: Eggplant right out of the incubator is best! 🍆
	10:59am Joe Mulligan 🦀: Oh Ike good to know you’re ok. Person who was shooting still at large? My wife’s friends kids are locked down at school
	10:59am Hugo (NL): In 2005, supporters in the New Jersey legislature cited 'Nix' as a basis for a bill designating the tomato as the official state vegetable.[6] :-D
	10:59am HarktheUmpire: But I just wanted to point out that we all probably eat onions more than any other vegetable, so I think they deserve some credit
	10:59am coelacanth∅: artichokes are good but are #1 in not being worth the trouble.
	11:00am Handy Haversack: Artichoke prep is something I'm happy to leave to the professionals. HarktheUmpire: Onions are much lauded in our apt.! A necessary thing!
	11:00am Asheville Jon: artichokes are not difficult to prepare. please explain the complexities. the best ones are the ones that are golfball sized, fresh cut, steamed, with melted butter and a touch of salt. plop in mouth, chew. there is no "choke"
	11:00am Andres: Good morning! ¡Loving! this Los Ecos! Also, baby bok choy is cuter.
	11:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Eggplant is all what you do with it. It's just like a sponge by itself... Sun-dried tomatoes in my egg right - what a tasty treat... Artichokes good for the liver tho'...
	11:00am coelacanth∅: onion is the best vegetable.
	11:01am Elizabeth in Spain: Voting for cauliflower over here
	11:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: right *now... Garlic > Onion but ok...
	11:01am Ken From Hyde Park: I put a little jar of artichoke hearts on spaghetti. All the hard work is done at the factory that way.
	11:02am nathan: @Revolution luckily you can, and should, do both
	11:02am coelacanth∅: i didn't say artichokes are difficult to prepare, i said they're not worth the trouble. ...to eat, mainly.
	11:02am jmr3: anything that comes out of a flower and has seeds - tomato, pepper, eggplant, okra - is a fruit
	11:02am HarktheUmpire: nah, cauliflower is only good with cheese. Onion makes everything else taste better, like garlic, but I don't think garlic is a vegetable(?)
	11:03am Handy Haversack: Onion, garlic, and ginger are the "fragrant" ingredients.
	11:03am Joe Mulligan 🦀: Romanesco cause it has psychedelic fractals
	11:03am queems: i like chinese broccoli and regular broccoli and also broccoli rabe
	11:03am Handy Haversack: Yes, queems -- all the broccolis!
	11:03am crateslinger: Is coffee a vegetable. I vote coffee.
	11:04am HarktheUmpire: Also, brussel sprouts, if baked with soy sauce and honey
	11:04am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Bourbon is a vegetable. Who's with me??!!
	11:04am coelacanth∅: i eat onion and ginger about every day; garlic only 3-4X/week. kale is a top 5 vegetable.
	11:04am PaulRobeson1920: Onions are the best! Eggplants are easy to grow & fun to look at but have little nutritional value compared to an onion or potato
	11:04am Asheville Jon: attack of the giant artichoke!!!! www.thesamba.com...
	11:05am PaulRobeson1920: Oo kale super easy to grow and very good for ya
	11:05am HarktheUmpire: I mean... look at them: upload.wikimedia.org...
	11:05am Handy Haversack: I think by weight we consume onion and broccoli the most. By volume, probably spinach.
	11:06am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Coffees have antioxidants & stuff, it's true. You don't have to have a pound of Brussel Sprouts. Have a few !
	11:06am Andres: If they throw a festival for a vegetable then it should be a contender. I'm aware of garlic, potato and tomato festivities.
	11:06am PaulRobeson1920: Brussies grow well on Long Island but they need alot of time in the ground. Kale is ready to eat in a few weeks
	11:06am crateslinger: I don't really eat vegetables. Went keto five years ago. Now mosty carnivore. Sorry about that - I know we're mostly hippies here - but I feel great all the time.
	11:07am Handy Haversack: But I like a pound of Brussels sprouts!
	11:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...not you Handy...
	11:08am PaulRobeson1920: Carrots are really easy grow and you get like 3,000 seeds in a pack Must plant more carrots
	11:08am rx scabin: I must go to work to earn money for vegetables. Good bye, everyone. Great show, Bruce, Olivia, and Matt. Eat your vegetables.
	11:08am Asheville Jon: brussel sprouts are cool to see growing. coudn't pay me enough money to actually eat one
	11:08am Ike: @joe mull, thanks! Not sure what’s happening w/the apparent gunman but helicopters are still circling. And I missed my opportunity to say, “Moon?!? I’m mooning YOU, Warwick!!!” earlier, so there’s that.
	11:09am TroyD8: This Boogie Band Ft. Joe Russo is hitting the spot!
	11:09am G: @Asheville: Admittedly they have a bitter tang, to repel insects etc. A little butter helps.
	11:09am Asheville Jon: i can see the helicopters on the news feed
	11:09am PaulRobeson1920: @IKE: everyones moon looks the same!!!! Ya ever notice that???
	11:09am coelacanth∅: vegetables that for me make more sense to buy than to grow because of time and space necessary from incubation to harvest: broccoli brussels sprouts corn parsley
	11:10am Handy Haversack: Ike, we also would have accepted "look at that big buttery moon up there."
	11:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...mm - this sun-dried tomato would go great w/ Marmite...
	11:11am Yes: hey all
	11:11am coelacanth∅: coffee is a vegetable made carcinogenic via roasting
	11:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...problem with clinically testing coffees is I think all the Scientists are besotted with it...
	11:13am PaulRobeson1920: Okra is very pretty! if you plan on growing Okra try to find a few Burgendy Okra seeds- I promise you will be impressed by the cream and red coloured flower that blooms for 1 or 2 days max Burgundy Okra is a gorgeous plant
	11:14am Asheville Jon: this Karina song soundz very Zappa~esque
	11:14am Rich in Bristol: Holy fuck, I just heard about that subway shooting.
	11:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ..wonder if my JetAlert caffeine pill is carcinogenic ...maybe it's the way to go...
	11:14am Asheville Jon: yeah, okra flowers are really interesting
	11:15am crateslinger: I wish life consisted of waking up, having an espresso while staring out the window, and then going back to bed. Every day, forever.
	11:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Had thot Zappas.
	11:15am coelacanth∅: okra is, like eggplant, something i've grown for the sole purpose of watching, and giving away the fruit of. i had no intention to eat it.
	11:15am YETI BOB: Last summer I grew some Japanese Eggplant (beautiful purple flowers) and Japanese Cucumber (yellow flowers, climbing vine). Can't wait to get back to the garden!
	11:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...how shtty that I'm thinking oh maybe it was just one* person got shot...
	11:16am Yes: cleanse, matt, cleanse !
	11:16am Handy Haversack: YB, is there more peach-habanero jam in your (and, more importantly, my) future?
	11:16am Andres: Best vegetable is the peanut. Unless you're allergic.
	11:16am coelacanth∅: crateslinger, put some heavy cream in that espresso and i'm on board
	11:16am Asheville Jon: okra flower from last year's plants: flic.kr...
	11:16am harry j: tune
	11:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @crateslinger: Grass is greener on the other side - but just as hard to mow...
	11:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes to pepperjam.
	11:17am Joe Mulligan 🦀: https://mushroomfestival.org/ Right near where I grew up is the mushroom capital of the world
	11:17am Asheville Jon: here's a better pic flic.kr...
	11:18am Andres: Mushrooms talking to each other was in the news the other day.
	11:20am PaulRobeson1920: @Rich in Bristol: yea, guns are not toys @YETl BOB: l like growing a few Morning Glories around tall plants like corn or tomatoes. I Trim the vine back until late in the season when I let them do their thing, climbing all over the plants to make hundreds flowers
	11:20am Joe Mulligan 🦀: They eat sh:t while they grow in the dark but it sounds like the fungi are smart
	11:21am coelacanth∅: RR caffeine's not carcinogenic, as far as i know. just delicious coffee.
	11:21am PaulRobeson1920: @Asheville Jon: nice! You are going to like this one:
	11:21am Joe Mulligan 🦀: Also another vote for that habanero peach jam! Now I gotta make some toast w lemon curd
	11:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Reportedly fungi are closer to us genetically than they are to plants. Crazy.
	11:22am crateslinger: Grass is greener - I say roast it and filter super-heated pressurized water through it!! Then maybe a lemon poppy seed muffin. That's right - a muffin baby! (Muffin babies are the cutest)
	11:23am crateslinger: Coelocanth you ever try whipping cream? Shake it up so it's frothy but drink it soon or it gets real nasty fasty
	11:23am coelacanth∅: i'd eat a muffin baby.
	11:24am G: All we see of fungi are the reproductive organs above ground. The underground webs or threads are all interwound with the roots of plants, and plants and fungi are giving and taking nutrients from each other constantly.
	11:24am Asheville Jon: mmmm, muffin babies, yum!
	11:24am Andres: RevRab: Gives new meaning to There's a fungus among us.
	11:25am coelacanth∅: crateslinger adding that to espresso would make a 1/2assed version of cappucino wouldn't it?
	11:27am coelacanth∅: (or would that be a full-on legit cappucino...)
	11:27am Rich in Bristol: You're not kidding, Paul! I appreciate that the red tape is long, and that the gun lobbies are powerful, but how many more shootings can America withstand?
	11:27am Hubig Pie: This song is nice, yessir
	11:28am crateslinger: Half assed but not bad at all. A cheap easy cheat.
	11:29am Glistener MW: @G: well-said. To anyone who wants to know more about fungi -- everything at all, from planetary impact to cooking to foraging to psychedelics -- I would highly recommend Ron Mann's excellent documentary "Know Your Mushrooms" which covers so many bases over its very tight 75 minute runtime.
	11:29am PaulRobeson1920: Poor internet service slowing me down here 1 second for photo
	11:30am Asheville Jon: ---holding---
	11:31am melinda: I want to grow my own mushrooms someday
	11:32am ParUbi: Hey guys!
	11:32am Yes: dig this. havent listened to jenny hval since the long sleep
	11:33am βrian: I grew up hunting morels in Michigan. An essential spring pastime.
	11:33am coelacanth∅: just watch your back if you try to sell shiitakes
	11:33am Ken From Hyde Park: Carrots beget carrot cake, which is integral to WFMU in general.
	11:33am PaulRobeson1920: www.wfmu.org... Night photograph of my Burgundy Okra
	11:34am Asheville Jon: cool pic Paul!
	11:34am PaulRobeson1920: Let me try to upload a daytime photo. Burgundy Okra is a Rock Star
	11:36am crateslinger: Omg it's nice out. Ken you pull the sportster out yet? I may have to blow off everything and go ride around in a biiiig circle this afternoon.
	11:38am praveena108: oh yessssss
	11:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Fine DJing this here is.
	11:38am Pale Son: Nice follow up! I was just thinking Feynman had a Russellian quality.
	11:40am Travarama: Cuss yeah, luv me some Arthur!
	11:40am nathan: this beat made me think we were getting our daily Prince song for a sec... sounds a little like "all the critics love u" a little, maybe?
	11:40am PaulRobeson1920: wfmu.org... Daytime, overhead photo of Burgundy Okra flower
	11:40am Handy Haversack: Radical Mycology: www.milkwood.net...
	11:41am Hubig Pie: Compliments to Mr DJ. Fine soundtrack to feeding the kitties and making the morning cuppa joe
	11:41am Handy Haversack: Direct from publisher: chthaeus.com...
	11:41am βrian: Is it time for a sporulation vacation?
	11:42am PaulRobeson1920: The flower is so pretty from any angle
	11:44am Asheville Jon: kewl Paul. i think i'll seek out some of those seeds for this year
	11:44am Hubig Pie: ...and snowing outside. It's gettin' all hygge 'round here.
	11:44am Brendan: Looking for the Wild Combination on the lunch menu.
	11:45am Bobby from Dayton: I love Arthur Russell's voice
	11:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Report: @ least five shot & 13 injured. No one in custody...
	11:46am chresti: Thanks Handy!
	11:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'several undetonated devices'...
	11:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'NO active explosive devices @ this time'...
	11:48am Rosey is Listening on 91.1 MHz: Was nice as always tuning in this morning, and it was very cool to see you, Olivia, and Bruce last Saturday. I had a lot of fun looking at the records. Also, it should be known that Matt Warwick is the real deal. When he was talking to Olivia, he actually said "mama mia." It's not just a radio act.
	11:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'avoid Sunset Park area'...
	11:49am Andy M.: Great show today, Matt. Loved the Jenny Hval.
	11:50am Asheville Jon: sweet! local seed vendor has several colors of okra available.
	11:50am Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Crates! Haven't taken it out yet. Been rainy lately. Maybe later this week.
	11:50am PaulRobeson1920: : )
	11:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: SpudSovereign
	11:51am Hubig Pie: Burbank is the king of all potatoes
	11:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TaterTyrant
	11:52am Brendan: Dont do it
	11:52am chresti: Potato Meeting
	11:53am Rob (Jerzcity): Oh man, we were close to a Felder throwback, weren't we
	11:53am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Matt, Olivia, Bruce, and all family at the meeting.
	11:53am Andy M.: The Royal Potato Family sees all.
	11:54am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...a veritable Tiberious of Tubers...
	11:54am 12539: Thank you, Matt, King of All Potatoes!
	11:54am Brendan: Oh okay .. Runt’s alright. You scared me when you said you were going to play something again that you used to play weekly.
	11:54am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Ivan the Pomme de Terrible...
	11:56am P-90: It’s not Felder but hey
	11:56am crateslinger: O no
	11:57am crateslinger: O thank god. (I'm delayed out here on pocono internet)
	11:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...hadda turn on gittar & try that riff...
	11:59am Hubig Pie: Nice one, R Rabbit
	11:59am crateslinger: KfHP - I'm about an hour from you now. Let's go hassle some shopkeepers one of these days.
	12:00pm Andy M.: I'm ripping CDs as I type this. My iPod Video got wiped last month. I'm reloading it with all my favs. Big Star's first two albums being ripped right now.
	12:00pm Brendan: Ideally CDs are burned at 451 degrees F
	12:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ DaddyG ~

Garbage Time: Playlist from April 12, 2022

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April 12, 2022: Hooray for Hollywood!!!!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
The Family Vibes	Garbage Man "Garbage Man" by "The Family Vibes"			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Beach Boys	Lonely Sea "Lonely Sea" by "The Beach Boys"			0:03:17 (Pop-up)
Richard Youngs	Garden Of Stones 1	No Fans Compendium		0:05:54 (Pop-up)
Mary Lattimore & Paul Sukeena	Hundred Dollar Hoagie	West Kensington	Three Lobed	0:13:09 (Pop-up)
TENGGER	Buna "Buna" by "TENGGER"	Earthing		0:20:16 (Pop-up)
Harmonia	Walky Talky "Walky Talky" by "Harmonia"	Deluxe		0:27:41 (Pop-up)
Yumi Arai	Banka (Hitori No Kisetsu)	The 14th Moon		0:38:00 (Pop-up)

James Schroeder	Fritz & Toby "Fritz & Toby" by "James Schroeder"	Mesa Buoy		0:55:10 (Pop-up)
Scott Metzger	At Your Service "At Your Service" by "Scott Metzger"	Too Close to Reason	Royal Potato Family	1:04:56 (Pop-up)
Bill MacKay and Nathan Bowles	Joy Ride	Keys	Drag City	1:09:09 (Pop-up)
Deuter	Mein Geliebter Berührt Mich, Umarmt Mich Der Wind	Haleakala		1:13:54 (Pop-up)
Tilth	Earth's Grammar "Earth's Grammar" by "Tilth"	Rock Music	Round Bale	1:23:53 (Pop-up)
Jackie Lynn	Traveler's Code of Conduct (acoustic)	Single	Drag City	1:30:13 (Pop-up)
Nailah Hunter	Forest Dark "Forest Dark" by "Nailah Hunter"	Single	Leaving Records	1:34:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	FAMILY MEETING "FAMILY MEETING"			1:37:56 (Pop-up)
Los Ecos	La Fuga Del Bandido "La Fuga Del Bandido" by "Los Ecos"	Analog Africa No 34: Saturno 2000		1:56:12 (Pop-up)
Boogie Band Ft. Joe Russo	The Witnesses	The Prophets in the City	Royal Potato Family	2:01:12 (Pop-up)
Arthur Verocai	Karina "Karina" by "Arthur Verocai"	Arthur Verocai	Mr. Bongo	2:09:14 (Pop-up)
Shintaro Sakamoto	Let's Dance Raw	Let's Dance Raw		2:15:06 (Pop-up)
Sally Shapiro	Tell Me How (feat. Tommy '86)	Sad Cities	Italians Do It Better	2:20:25 (Pop-up)
Jenny Hval	American Coffee "American Coffee" by "Jenny Hval"	Classic Objects	4AD	2:26:57 (Pop-up)
Art Feynman	Nancy Are You Hiding In Your Work	Half Price at 3:30	Western Vinyl	2:32:41 (Pop-up)
Arthur Russell	That's Us/Wild Combination			2:36:53 (Pop-up)

Todd Rundgren	Little Red Lights "Little Red Lights" by "Todd Rundgren"			2:52:21 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:33am Asheville Jon: Hooray for Hollywood!!!!
	9:00am Ken From Hyde Park: It's Tuesday again, so put on your garbage hats!
	9:00am Handy Haversack: Hey, Matt, Bruce, Garbage Wolves and assorted howlers.
	9:01am winston legthigh: mornin garbage man, garbagios.
	9:05am sphere: Lonely Sea is SO GOOD. hello peops
	9:05am Cal in Dothan: Good morning Garbaggios!
	9:06am PaulRobeson1920: Two hot ones today please Goood morningg Garabaggios!
	9:06am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: * ! WFMtUesday ! *
	9:07am TDK60: Hi Matt. Digest those Wheaties. Because there is much rejoicing and mouthwatering anticipation in that this blessed Tuesday is National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day.
	9:07am sphere: @ Handy - Have you ever heard of Early Bird Books?
	9:07am crateslinger: I think I just "got" the Beach Boys
	9:07am luka: i know it sound crazy in there
	9:08am Strandlund: Good Morning Matt and all you beautiful Garbagios out there all over the world!!
	9:08am sphere: @ crates linger - all you have to do is forget that Kokomo ever existed. then The Beach Boys make sense.
	9:08am Rich in Washington: this song has got skronk appeal
	9:09am Handy Haversack: I hadn't, sphere. Just looked it up. Do you use it? Despite producing and working on e-books as part of my career, I don't use them in my personal reading.
	9:09am Destroit: Good morning Matt and all the fine people. Glad to be here!
	9:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah that BBoys was what - 1962-3 ? No Beatles in the USA yet even...
	9:09am βrian: Sharp cheddar cheese on my grilled cheese, please. No orange-ness.
	9:11am sphere: @ Handy - yes I do. you can get some real honest bargains if you watch long enough. I think they had Dhalgren for $3.99 in ebook at one point.
	9:11am Niall: "Garden of Stones 1," and I am very into what's happening right now.
	9:12am BennyThePlug: my ears
	9:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah righteous.
	9:12am SPF 53: ty don garbagio
	9:18am karlward: And I want to try that hoagie
	9:19am βrian: … though Comté, with good mustard, on a robust sourdough would be nice, as well.
	9:19am Handy Haversack: sphere, I understand all the reasons for e-books, and there are some cases where I think they make perfect sense. And the load of physical books in our apt. is causing structural damage to the building, I think! But ... I just can't do it. I don't use a mobile phone; I won't use a tablet from a company like Apple; I spend enough time on the laptop (and I won't get into an Amazon or Apple ecosystem). Reading is a physical act for me that effects a break with the screen. I needs it, I does! karlward, it's gonna cost ya ...
	9:20am karlward: I will pay for this hoagie in e-books
	9:21am Elizabeth in Spain: hi Matty and friends
	9:21am B R M: Mary Lattimore's commitment to Wawa related content is commendable
	9:21am βrian: E-books just don't smell right, too.
	9:23am Erin in TO: Why isn't it 9:42 yet? I need my Tuesday morning moment of peace
	9:24am Handy Haversack: It has always been 9:42, Erin. It will always be 9:42.
	9:24am PaulRobeson1920: @Erin in TO: it is 9:42
	9:24am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Niall : I squared your Avatar so it doesn't chop your head off, & adjusted it a bit : wfmu.org... - I'll keep it up a short while if you'd care to Copy it.
	9:24am Erin in TO: @Paul & Handy I wish I was running on whichever clocks you guys are
	9:24am sphere: @ Handy - your case is beautiful and true. on the other hand, I got Dhalgren for $3.99.
	9:24am TDK60: I just got a yellowed book from the local free library shelf. It won't need batteries.
	9:25am Handy Haversack: I hear you, sphere!
	9:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: If I win the Giant Lottery, there's a Library in the estate for sure...
	9:26am fred: I think I saw Tengger many years ago, they were called 10 at the time (not an easy name to search for)
	9:27am PaulRobeson1920: Handy: JlNX buy me a cup of hot dark web Sanka, please and thank U so much
	9:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...as it is, I'm just wondering what I might be able to swing for simply an effective reading lamp ...aging eyeballs I'm afraid impact my literacy...
	9:27am Boneless Ham: love my garbage time zen, rejoice garbagios!
	9:28am Rev. Turnip Druid: YEY
	9:29am JeremyB: Good morning!
	9:30am lpfnrobin: Love Garbage Time :)
	9:30am fred: @RTD: I'm planning to see Joke Lanz on Thursday (a vegetable spell to keep him safe from covid wouldn't hurt)
	9:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...would be curious what y'all Readerz [said w/ BillHicks redneck waitress affection] might recommend for lamplight & such in yer nooks...
	9:38am βrian: @RRNov63: I built a big headboard out of leftover white oak flooring and built in two halogen goose-neck reading lights. Feels swank.
	9:40am lpfnrobin: What seating do you recommend (Beta)rain? always slumped and its just not posture proof normally...
	9:41am Handy Haversack: Rev Rab, we just have whatever thrift store lamp has not yet died with yellowy LED bulbs in them, I think.
	9:41am sphere: When I try to read, I am always distracted by my cat, who is always staring at me inscrutably for long periods of time.
	9:41am Asheville Jon: would you look at the time????
	9:42am luka: happy 9:42 peace be with you
	9:42am Ken From Hyde Park: See? I knew 9:42 would come this week!
	9:42am ¿¡: Checking in for 9:42 !
	9:42am HyperDose: Happy 9:42...PEACE BE UNTO THEE! 🦝🗑️📻🎶
	9:42am Asheville Jon: may the bliss of 9:42 be yours!
	9:42am Handy Haversack: Lit up and extensive, from one photon always in position, 9:42 is the light, and we are the words. WFMUoments. And also with you.
	9:42am Glistener MW: Praise be to the nine and its forty-twos
	9:42am sphere: May thee 9:42 be with you.
	9:43am Asheville Jon: a little overstepping of the sanctity of 9:42 there. 5 lashes with a wet lasagna noodle for Matt!
	9:43am βrian: It's 8:42 and sunny here on the isthmus.
	9:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ... {{ & To You }} ...
	9:43am lpfnrobin: Mattys Echo Chamberella
	9:44am Erin in TO: Thank you Matt, for my moment of truest peace this week
	9:44am Lixiviated Life: Once a week I can say I know exactly what time it is
	9:44am Glistener MW: first balcony-breakfast 9:42 of the Spring! ☀️
	9:45am βrian: 'thew for short.
	9:45am Marley P. Dogg: Matthew Broderick
	9:46am Glistener MW: why use a needless extra syllable?? It’s a waste of life.
	9:46am TDK60: Thanks for Mattexplaining. Really.
	9:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @ βrian : Swanky ! Are the halogens hot ? On that note Handy, interesting to hear you condone the LEDs...
	9:47am winston legthigh: happy belated 942
	9:47am queems: i got my phd in moon history
	9:47am Glistener MW: I’m now picturing Broderick replaced by Warwick in Ferris Bueller, Election, Godzilla’98, and more
	9:48am Erin in TO: I've always thought we had a depressingly boring number of moons
	9:48am Lixiviated Life: Matty You should just stop at, “I don’t know enough…”
	9:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ♃Jupiter be lousy w/ the Moons...
	9:48am Asheville Jon: sun myung moon has many moonies
	9:48am wplj: Even Pluto has multi moons
	9:48am βrian: @RRNov63: Not hot, so no worries if one of them is inadvertently covered by a pile of pillows.
	9:48am ?: I wish the moon rotated.
	9:49am Glistener MW: “I wonder who owns that moon?”
	9:49am dday: What the hell is going on down in the Brooklyn Subway. Explosion? Mass Shooting? damn
	9:50am Handy Haversack: Rev Rab: are we not supposed to use LEDs? I thought they were the longest-lasting at this point? I am constantly confused by lightbulbs and don't really even know how to buy them. We are lighbulb flailers.
	9:50am dday: www.ny1.com...
	9:50am Asheville Jon: yeah dday, friend on LI just sent me a text about that
	9:50am Elizabeth in Spain: When I lived in NYC I frequently saw Matthew Broderick in my travels, enough to the point where he was next in line for a film I was seeing- and he asked me the time. It annoyed my roomie something fierce because she had a big crush on him. ANYWAY it would not surprise me to learn that Matthew B and I are still following similar trails.
	9:51am ¿¡: Listener threemoons has three moons, possibly a reference to the three moons of Meepzor?
	9:51am PaulRobeson1920: The moon is made from Earth Material!!! Before the late heavy bombardment! The impact from a meteor is what gives Earth our spin & our wobbly axis! & this impact what formed the moon from a n ejected hunk of molten Earth!
	9:51am Asheville Jon: WAWA for HOAGIES
	9:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: So many extraordinary conditions just happen to be so for us on Earth - a tidally locked Moon, the Moon 1/400th the size of the Sun, & 400 Xs closer...
	9:51am Asheville Jon: and for Goldenberg's Peanut Chews
	9:52am PaulRobeson1920: Is what formed***
	9:52am winston legthigh: leds are 10x more efficient than incandescent. please buy leds. unless you are coal burnin joe manchin.
	9:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: WaWa - best FakeBeatles : blog.wfmu.org...
	9:53am ranjit: 91.1 reception has suddenly gotten much worse here in mid-south brooklyn - though there's also a helicopter hovering overhead, which might be a wfmu jammer drone from the shadow government
	9:53am ¿¡: A Wawa is a crying baby.
	9:53am Pale Son: Hey, Matt, what album is "Lonely Sea" on? Oh, never mind.
	9:53am TDK60: Dug the Harmonia. Lots of electronic paths followed it seems from their influence.
	9:53am Matt Warwick: MOOOOOOOOOON!!!!!
	9:54am Thin Slice: @Glistener MW. A favorite line in our house :-)
	9:54am Boneless Ham: yum, yum, yum. ear food!
	9:54am queems: helicopter is probably for whatever shooting happened in the subway down there
	9:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...that the Earth here has this Magnetic shield that protects us from Solar ejections, radiations & cosmic rays ...fragile little ecology...
	9:55am Glistener MW: 🐄 MOOOOO(n)
	9:55am Dayffid: The moon made a face at me last night. I mean phase not face!
	9:56am Hugo (NL): Slllllllllllllllap 'em
	9:56am PaulRobeson1920: I’m wondering who the 1st band to perform on the moon was? The Grateful Dead? Or perhaps another, older band?
	9:56am maxwell: In the old country Matt's surname is pronounced Warrick.None of this War-Wick nonesense
	9:56am paul b: Why there are several moons - the moon, Keith Moon, Luna, Jade Rabbit...
	9:56am karlward: I would buy this hoagie
	9:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Handy: No! - just wondering if maybe people didn't like LEDs for reading ...you specify Yellowy ...or if there was some intelligence that they weren't good for our eyes like that - or anything... Glad to learn otherwise.
	9:57am Thin Slice: If we ever get to the Fahrenheit 451 stage of having to memorize books, I've already called Goodnight Moon.
	9:59am dday: RR63: My entire house save for one old high intensity lamp is outfitted with LED's. My vision is below average for reading. I have no issues seeing pages well with them.
	9:59am TDK60: Thin Slice- don't ever read about critical Moon theory. No, no.
	9:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: In a hole in the ground there lived a Hobbit. Not a nasty dirty wet hole, filled with the ends of worms & nothing to sit down on or to eat... It was a Hobbit Hole, & that means comfort... It was the Best of Holes. It was the Worst of Holes. It was in fact - the Whole Hole...
	10:00am dday: Holey Wholey Moley
	10:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...or as Micah makes explicit - not so Holy Moley...
	10:03am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Morning, party people. Woke up to news of the ongoing poopshow in the subway system this AM...
	10:03am Thin Slice: @TDK60:-). I bet there are a lot of book banners out there who love Goodnight Moon but would be shocked SHOCKED to learn about Margaret Wise Brown's personal life.
	10:03am Marc Myers: Hey! I just saw these guys live last week!
	10:04am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...for me, occasional reminders that living North of Northeast of Nowhere has some advantages...
	10:05am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I recently replaced my ancient light tube shop/painting studio lights with led shop lights. Holy smokes, I almost have to wear sunglasses out there now.
	10:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Banjo has me thinking of the Hitchiker'sGuide theme by - yes - TheEagles...
	10:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...almost (?) Sarod-like...
	10:21am rx scabin: Good morning.
	10:23am βrian: @RRNov63: I first read The Hobbit in French. The translation was probably a bit closer to English, idiomatically, so it was easy and fun.
	10:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @βrian: Ha! Not Tolkien's favorite language ...bet it was fun...
	10:30am βrian: Really? Did he also have the stereotypical phobia of garlic?
	10:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Reportedly he had the same contempt for things Franco-Norman gastronomically in England as he did linguistically.
	10:34am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...kinda Tolkien's entire thing was restoring to England a Mythology & Culture & indeed Language it 'should have' had without interruption by the Normans & the like...
	10:37am crateslinger: I used to bike messenger stuff (maybe weed? - never sure) to Ferris and that girl from Square Pegs back in the nineteen hundreds.
	10:38am luka: i bought an LED smartbulb that changes color via app. i feel like that's something mark hurst would yell at me for but i couldn't resist.
	10:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: <3 dawwgy
	10:40am ?: bada bap bap bap bada beep beep beep beep
	10:40am luka: that was some good boxin
	10:41am joe from montclair: dang garbage man that was a beat
	10:41am crateslinger: ...and I wear a headlamp to read books so my wife can ignore me. Kindles are good for downloading old stuff you'll never buy, like Plutarch and Proust. It's practically free for classics, but they are no good for pics and maps if you read nonfiction.
	10:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: No variation but damn solid !
	10:42am Space Cowboy: Yeah Olivia should have tapped over - like an " Olivia rap"
	10:43am queems: mr. cupcakes is right near my house!!!!
	10:43am karlward: Sand: the cupcake of the desert (now available in Jersey City)
	10:43am queems: drove by this morning, it’s still there
	10:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: What's the difference between a Muffin & a Cupcake ? ...Frosting.
	10:44am queems: i could def fuck up multiple cupcakes right now
	10:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...cupcake - okay - but then will need coffees...
	10:45am Rev. Turnip Druid: muffins are food. cupcakes are...... i have no idea. not food.
	10:45am chresti: Hello Matt and Olivia and garbage family time! RE: trash talk, isn't this garbage time?
	10:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...about food ...dawgs ...when not about hygiene...
	10:46am Ike: Noisy helicopters circling, like Ranjit said. Sheesh it’s noisy. You guys talking about muffins and cupcakes is a much nicer sound.
	10:47am Handy Haversack: Is the FAMILY MEETING heading inspired by the most recent ep. of Better Things? Better Things has to be the best show that I never, ever hear anyone talk about. (Again: All the talking that I do hear happens in this WFMU context.)
	10:47am PaulRobeson1920: The embryo of a chicken looks VERY similar to the embryo of all others
	10:48am Mister Dobalina: Where do you think, chick'n nuggets come from?
	10:48am queems: that was such an amazing exchange, thank you
	10:48am Mister Dobalina: Olivia is on the right path!
	10:49am Glistener MW: !!! We did the classroom incubator thing as well, in kindergarten — although it just hit me right now that the baby chicks suddenly just weren’t there one day
	10:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...no - after we stomped them there was not enuff left...
	10:49am PaulRobeson1920: Points to a common origin for all life
	10:49am queems: i’ve never seen a baby period
	10:50am Emily O: Olivia - Brunswick Community Garden partners with the local school to hatch Monarch butterflies :) the best
	10:50am HarktheUmpire: Fact: most baby insects look horrific
	10:50am HarktheUmpire: Also, adult ones
	10:50am nathan: i just got 4 chicks!! im sure they're busy shitting all over their food as we speak
	10:50am HarktheUmpire: Also, dead ones
	10:50am melinda: baby and juvenile orangutans are some of the cutest ever
	10:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love how like rilly big Dawgs will treat a human baby tenderly - if they're well-fed anyhow...
	10:51am PaulRobeson1920: In Texas probably
	10:51am melinda: "people do on Youtube" lol
	10:51am winston legthigh: and in this episode of contractors behaving badly, winston saves the day. gotta run. later king garbage man, garbagios.
	10:51am Rich in Bristol: Hello Brucie!
	10:51am Mark Hurst: WHY
	10:52am PaulRobeson1920: wfmu.org... Has this dream stopped?
	10:52am Handy Haversack: later, winston! Don't play with the monkeys, Matt.
	10:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...then my Hoomanz brought home a tiny Hooman ...Did you eat him ?? Yeah had a friend whose cat didn't survive dental anesthetic...
	10:52am ?: Here in Maine, if you have chickens, you eat them. Eggs, meat birds, everything (but not the beaks). That's what they're for.
	10:52am lazy pierogi: matty “jane goodall” warwick
	10:53am chresti: hmmmmm..baby talk?
	10:53am PaulRobeson1920: wfmu.org... Comparative embryology—> points to a Common origin for all life : )
	10:53am Asheville Jon: Bruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuce is soooooo cute (words from my daughters)
	10:53am melinda: those cute slow loris videos turned out to have a dark story behind them, beware Youtubers with exotic pets
	10:54am HarktheUmpire: YES!! SWEET POTATOES IS NUMBER TWO
	10:54am Asheville Jon: asparagus!!!!
	10:54am PaulRobeson1920: Wana see intelligent life in the universe? Bake a Potato, butter the potato heavily, look in any mirror
	10:55am nathan: okra gets a bad rap but i think it's great
	10:55am Mister Dobalina: Not a fan of the eggplant. Had some over the weekend with the GF, she loves the stuff.
	10:55am Asheville Jon: planting some okra next week! yum!
	10:55am Reno D: The Garbage “Family Meetings” offer a curious drawing power. I listen from a position of watching a young romance publicly evolve.
	10:55am melinda: @nathan especially fried, stewed with tomatoes is good too
	10:55am HarktheUmpire: I feel like onions are underrated
	10:56am queems: these are all just starches
	10:56am Asheville Jon: to clarify: asparagus is in my top 5
	10:56am Joe Mulligan 🦀: Asparagus is in season now! Def in my top 3 until I have to pee
	10:56am HarktheUmpire: tomatoes are not a vegetable
	10:56am coelacanth∅: eggplant is definitely in my top 1000 vegetables to eat. ...in the top 5 to see growing though.
	10:56am HarktheUmpire: sorry to be that guy
	10:56am Mister Dobalina: ARTICHOKE!
	10:56am queems: tomato sauce is a vegetable though
	10:56am nathan: @Hark i got called out at a barbecue recently for eating the raw onion. no regrets, it's good
	10:56am Handy Haversack: YouTube and Facebook make a lot of money off of animal cruelty, torture, and trafficking.
	10:57am Uleeshuh TN: I agree on Artichoke!
	10:57am Asheville Jon: oh yeah, artichokes. oh yeah. sure do miss living in Monterey and having access to fresh artichokes
	10:57am queems: i like bok choy
	10:57am Mister Dobalina: Gotta cheese it, kids. What a cute couple those two.
	10:57am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Wait, I thought it was ketchup that was a vegetable.
	10:58am HarktheUmpire: @queems: touché
	10:58am nathan: artichoke has to get docked a few points for being hard to prepare. delicious tho if you know what you're doing
	10:58am ronald reagan∅: ketchup is a vegetable
	10:58am Don in Tampere: Asparagus is deffo one of my faves if it's local and fresh. When I go to Germany over Mayday i'm going to bring a bunch of it from Weiterstadt that has been cut the morning I buy it, wrap it in a damp towel and bring it back to Finland, where you can only get dry, shriveled up stuff from Peru.
	10:58am Ken From Hyde Park: Eggplant right out of the incubator is best! 🍆
	10:59am Joe Mulligan 🦀: Oh Ike good to know you’re ok. Person who was shooting still at large? My wife’s friends kids are locked down at school
	10:59am Hugo (NL): In 2005, supporters in the New Jersey legislature cited 'Nix' as a basis for a bill designating the tomato as the official state vegetable.[6] :-D
	10:59am HarktheUmpire: But I just wanted to point out that we all probably eat onions more than any other vegetable, so I think they deserve some credit
	10:59am coelacanth∅: artichokes are good but are #1 in not being worth the trouble.
	11:00am Handy Haversack: Artichoke prep is something I'm happy to leave to the professionals. HarktheUmpire: Onions are much lauded in our apt.! A necessary thing!
	11:00am Asheville Jon: artichokes are not difficult to prepare. please explain the complexities. the best ones are the ones that are golfball sized, fresh cut, steamed, with melted butter and a touch of salt. plop in mouth, chew. there is no "choke"
	11:00am Andres: Good morning! ¡Loving! this Los Ecos! Also, baby bok choy is cuter.
	11:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Eggplant is all what you do with it. It's just like a sponge by itself... Sun-dried tomatoes in my egg right - what a tasty treat... Artichokes good for the liver tho'...
	11:00am coelacanth∅: onion is the best vegetable.
	11:01am Elizabeth in Spain: Voting for cauliflower over here
	11:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: right *now... Garlic > Onion but ok...
	11:01am Ken From Hyde Park: I put a little jar of artichoke hearts on spaghetti. All the hard work is done at the factory that way.
	11:02am nathan: @Revolution luckily you can, and should, do both
	11:02am coelacanth∅: i didn't say artichokes are difficult to prepare, i said they're not worth the trouble. ...to eat, mainly.
	11:02am jmr3: anything that comes out of a flower and has seeds - tomato, pepper, eggplant, okra - is a fruit
	11:02am HarktheUmpire: nah, cauliflower is only good with cheese. Onion makes everything else taste better, like garlic, but I don't think garlic is a vegetable(?)
	11:03am Handy Haversack: Onion, garlic, and ginger are the "fragrant" ingredients.
	11:03am Joe Mulligan 🦀: Romanesco cause it has psychedelic fractals
	11:03am queems: i like chinese broccoli and regular broccoli and also broccoli rabe
	11:03am Handy Haversack: Yes, queems -- all the broccolis!
	11:03am crateslinger: Is coffee a vegetable. I vote coffee.
	11:04am HarktheUmpire: Also, brussel sprouts, if baked with soy sauce and honey
	11:04am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Bourbon is a vegetable. Who's with me??!!
	11:04am coelacanth∅: i eat onion and ginger about every day; garlic only 3-4X/week. kale is a top 5 vegetable.
	11:04am PaulRobeson1920: Onions are the best! Eggplants are easy to grow & fun to look at but have little nutritional value compared to an onion or potato
	11:04am Asheville Jon: attack of the giant artichoke!!!! www.thesamba.com...
	11:05am PaulRobeson1920: Oo kale super easy to grow and very good for ya
	11:05am HarktheUmpire: I mean... look at them: upload.wikimedia.org...
	11:05am Handy Haversack: I think by weight we consume onion and broccoli the most. By volume, probably spinach.
	11:06am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Coffees have antioxidants & stuff, it's true. You don't have to have a pound of Brussel Sprouts. Have a few !
	11:06am Andres: If they throw a festival for a vegetable then it should be a contender. I'm aware of garlic, potato and tomato festivities.
	11:06am PaulRobeson1920: Brussies grow well on Long Island but they need alot of time in the ground. Kale is ready to eat in a few weeks
	11:06am crateslinger: I don't really eat vegetables. Went keto five years ago. Now mosty carnivore. Sorry about that - I know we're mostly hippies here - but I feel great all the time.
	11:07am Handy Haversack: But I like a pound of Brussels sprouts!
	11:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...not you Handy...
	11:08am PaulRobeson1920: Carrots are really easy grow and you get like 3,000 seeds in a pack Must plant more carrots
	11:08am rx scabin: I must go to work to earn money for vegetables. Good bye, everyone. Great show, Bruce, Olivia, and Matt. Eat your vegetables.
	11:08am Asheville Jon: brussel sprouts are cool to see growing. coudn't pay me enough money to actually eat one
	11:08am Ike: @joe mull, thanks! Not sure what’s happening w/the apparent gunman but helicopters are still circling. And I missed my opportunity to say, “Moon?!? I’m mooning YOU, Warwick!!!” earlier, so there’s that.
	11:09am TroyD8: This Boogie Band Ft. Joe Russo is hitting the spot!
	11:09am G: @Asheville: Admittedly they have a bitter tang, to repel insects etc. A little butter helps.
	11:09am Asheville Jon: i can see the helicopters on the news feed
	11:09am PaulRobeson1920: @IKE: everyones moon looks the same!!!! Ya ever notice that???
	11:09am coelacanth∅: vegetables that for me make more sense to buy than to grow because of time and space necessary from incubation to harvest: broccoli brussels sprouts corn parsley
	11:10am Handy Haversack: Ike, we also would have accepted "look at that big buttery moon up there."
	11:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...mm - this sun-dried tomato would go great w/ Marmite...
	11:11am Yes: hey all
	11:11am coelacanth∅: coffee is a vegetable made carcinogenic via roasting
	11:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...problem with clinically testing coffees is I think all the Scientists are besotted with it...
	11:13am PaulRobeson1920: Okra is very pretty! if you plan on growing Okra try to find a few Burgendy Okra seeds- I promise you will be impressed by the cream and red coloured flower that blooms for 1 or 2 days max Burgundy Okra is a gorgeous plant
	11:14am Asheville Jon: this Karina song soundz very Zappa~esque
	11:14am Rich in Bristol: Holy fuck, I just heard about that subway shooting.
	11:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ..wonder if my JetAlert caffeine pill is carcinogenic ...maybe it's the way to go...
	11:14am Asheville Jon: yeah, okra flowers are really interesting
	11:15am crateslinger: I wish life consisted of waking up, having an espresso while staring out the window, and then going back to bed. Every day, forever.
	11:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Had thot Zappas.
	11:15am coelacanth∅: okra is, like eggplant, something i've grown for the sole purpose of watching, and giving away the fruit of. i had no intention to eat it.
	11:15am YETI BOB: Last summer I grew some Japanese Eggplant (beautiful purple flowers) and Japanese Cucumber (yellow flowers, climbing vine). Can't wait to get back to the garden!
	11:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...how shtty that I'm thinking oh maybe it was just one* person got shot...
	11:16am Yes: cleanse, matt, cleanse !
	11:16am Handy Haversack: YB, is there more peach-habanero jam in your (and, more importantly, my) future?
	11:16am Andres: Best vegetable is the peanut. Unless you're allergic.
	11:16am coelacanth∅: crateslinger, put some heavy cream in that espresso and i'm on board
	11:16am Asheville Jon: okra flower from last year's plants: flic.kr...
	11:16am harry j: tune
	11:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @crateslinger: Grass is greener on the other side - but just as hard to mow...
	11:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes to pepperjam.
	11:17am Joe Mulligan 🦀: https://mushroomfestival.org/ Right near where I grew up is the mushroom capital of the world
	11:17am Asheville Jon: here's a better pic flic.kr...
	11:18am Andres: Mushrooms talking to each other was in the news the other day.
	11:20am PaulRobeson1920: @Rich in Bristol: yea, guns are not toys @YETl BOB: l like growing a few Morning Glories around tall plants like corn or tomatoes. I Trim the vine back until late in the season when I let them do their thing, climbing all over the plants to make hundreds flowers
	11:20am Joe Mulligan 🦀: They eat sh:t while they grow in the dark but it sounds like the fungi are smart
	11:21am coelacanth∅: RR caffeine's not carcinogenic, as far as i know. just delicious coffee.
	11:21am PaulRobeson1920: @Asheville Jon: nice! You are going to like this one:
	11:21am Joe Mulligan 🦀: Also another vote for that habanero peach jam! Now I gotta make some toast w lemon curd
	11:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Reportedly fungi are closer to us genetically than they are to plants. Crazy.
	11:22am crateslinger: Grass is greener - I say roast it and filter super-heated pressurized water through it!! Then maybe a lemon poppy seed muffin. That's right - a muffin baby! (Muffin babies are the cutest)
	11:23am crateslinger: Coelocanth you ever try whipping cream? Shake it up so it's frothy but drink it soon or it gets real nasty fasty
	11:23am coelacanth∅: i'd eat a muffin baby.
	11:24am G: All we see of fungi are the reproductive organs above ground. The underground webs or threads are all interwound with the roots of plants, and plants and fungi are giving and taking nutrients from each other constantly.
	11:24am Asheville Jon: mmmm, muffin babies, yum!
	11:24am Andres: RevRab: Gives new meaning to There's a fungus among us.
	11:25am coelacanth∅: crateslinger adding that to espresso would make a 1/2assed version of cappucino wouldn't it?
	11:27am coelacanth∅: (or would that be a full-on legit cappucino...)
	11:27am Rich in Bristol: You're not kidding, Paul! I appreciate that the red tape is long, and that the gun lobbies are powerful, but how many more shootings can America withstand?
	11:27am Hubig Pie: This song is nice, yessir
	11:28am crateslinger: Half assed but not bad at all. A cheap easy cheat.
	11:29am Glistener MW: @G: well-said. To anyone who wants to know more about fungi -- everything at all, from planetary impact to cooking to foraging to psychedelics -- I would highly recommend Ron Mann's excellent documentary "Know Your Mushrooms" which covers so many bases over its very tight 75 minute runtime.
	11:29am PaulRobeson1920: Poor internet service slowing me down here 1 second for photo
	11:30am Asheville Jon: ---holding---
	11:31am melinda: I want to grow my own mushrooms someday
	11:32am ParUbi: Hey guys!
	11:32am Yes: dig this. havent listened to jenny hval since the long sleep
	11:33am βrian: I grew up hunting morels in Michigan. An essential spring pastime.
	11:33am coelacanth∅: just watch your back if you try to sell shiitakes
	11:33am Ken From Hyde Park: Carrots beget carrot cake, which is integral to WFMU in general.
	11:33am PaulRobeson1920: www.wfmu.org... Night photograph of my Burgundy Okra
	11:34am Asheville Jon: cool pic Paul!
	11:34am PaulRobeson1920: Let me try to upload a daytime photo. Burgundy Okra is a Rock Star
	11:36am crateslinger: Omg it's nice out. Ken you pull the sportster out yet? I may have to blow off everything and go ride around in a biiiig circle this afternoon.
	11:38am praveena108: oh yessssss
	11:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Fine DJing this here is.
	11:38am Pale Son: Nice follow up! I was just thinking Feynman had a Russellian quality.
	11:40am Travarama: Cuss yeah, luv me some Arthur!
	11:40am nathan: this beat made me think we were getting our daily Prince song for a sec... sounds a little like "all the critics love u" a little, maybe?
	11:40am PaulRobeson1920: wfmu.org... Daytime, overhead photo of Burgundy Okra flower
	11:40am Handy Haversack: Radical Mycology: www.milkwood.net...
	11:41am Hubig Pie: Compliments to Mr DJ. Fine soundtrack to feeding the kitties and making the morning cuppa joe
	11:41am Handy Haversack: Direct from publisher: chthaeus.com...
	11:41am βrian: Is it time for a sporulation vacation?
	11:42am PaulRobeson1920: The flower is so pretty from any angle
	11:44am Asheville Jon: kewl Paul. i think i'll seek out some of those seeds for this year
	11:44am Hubig Pie: ...and snowing outside. It's gettin' all hygge 'round here.
	11:44am Brendan: Looking for the Wild Combination on the lunch menu.
	11:45am Bobby from Dayton: I love Arthur Russell's voice
	11:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Report: @ least five shot & 13 injured. No one in custody...
	11:46am chresti: Thanks Handy!
	11:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'several undetonated devices'...
	11:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'NO active explosive devices @ this time'...
	11:48am Rosey is Listening on 91.1 MHz: Was nice as always tuning in this morning, and it was very cool to see you, Olivia, and Bruce last Saturday. I had a lot of fun looking at the records. Also, it should be known that Matt Warwick is the real deal. When he was talking to Olivia, he actually said "mama mia." It's not just a radio act.
	11:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'avoid Sunset Park area'...
	11:49am Andy M.: Great show today, Matt. Loved the Jenny Hval.
	11:50am Asheville Jon: sweet! local seed vendor has several colors of okra available.
	11:50am Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Crates! Haven't taken it out yet. Been rainy lately. Maybe later this week.
	11:50am PaulRobeson1920: : )
	11:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: SpudSovereign
	11:51am Hubig Pie: Burbank is the king of all potatoes
	11:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TaterTyrant
	11:52am Brendan: Dont do it
	11:52am chresti: Potato Meeting
	11:53am Rob (Jerzcity): Oh man, we were close to a Felder throwback, weren't we
	11:53am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Matt, Olivia, Bruce, and all family at the meeting.
	11:53am Andy M.: The Royal Potato Family sees all.
	11:54am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...a veritable Tiberious of Tubers...
	11:54am 12539: Thank you, Matt, King of All Potatoes!
	11:54am Brendan: Oh okay .. Runt’s alright. You scared me when you said you were going to play something again that you used to play weekly.
	11:54am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Ivan the Pomme de Terrible...
	11:56am P-90: It’s not Felder but hey
	11:56am crateslinger: O no
	11:57am crateslinger: O thank god. (I'm delayed out here on pocono internet)
	11:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...hadda turn on gittar & try that riff...
	11:59am Hubig Pie: Nice one, R Rabbit
	11:59am crateslinger: KfHP - I'm about an hour from you now. Let's go hassle some shopkeepers one of these days.
	12:00pm Andy M.: I'm ripping CDs as I type this. My iPod Video got wiped last month. I'm reloading it with all my favs. Big Star's first two albums being ripped right now.
	12:00pm Brendan: Ideally CDs are burned at 451 degrees F
	12:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ DaddyG ~

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