WFMU: Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from August 14, 2023

Listener comments!
	8:59pm Scott_Oz: G'day Julie & Dark Planets! Great to have you here mate! 🌏🌞🍻😎🤙💨🍺🌻🦜🦜🦜
	9:00pm Max D: Hi Julie! G'day, Scotty!
	9:00pm adamdoesit: Hi Julie and batfolk!
	9:01pm Charlie: I can hear your love buzz!
	🦇 9:01pm Julie: hiya Scott and Max! Thanks!
	9:01pm ike-0: Peace
	🦇 9:01pm Julie: hia Adam Hi Charlie! Hey Ike-o!
	9:02pm Charlie: I luv this album so much
	9:03pm Scott_Oz: ↳ Max D @9:00 G'day Max! 🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	🦇 9:03pm Julie: I have them all but I always go back to this one
	9:04pm WLSClark: Julie, OZMAN, max and all. Shock Blue!!
	🦇 9:04pm Discotech Underground: Evening, Julie!
	🦇 9:04pm Julie: hi WLSClark! Hiya Disco Kip!
	9:06pm Scott_Oz: ↳ WLSClark @9:04 G'day Clarkman! 🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	9:07pm WLSClark: Hi Kip!
	9:09pm Charlie: ↳ Discotech Underground @9:04 Hi Kip:)
	🦇 9:11pm Midge: Hello Julie & Monday dark souls!
	🦇 9:13pm Julie: hi Midge!
	9:14pm WLSClark: Midge!!
	9:20pm Charlie: Here's a picture of Lothar (or another Lothar): cdn8.openculture.com...
	🦇 9:21pm Julie: ↳ Charlie @9:20 i had a live guest with a theremin one time, so cool
	🦇 9:23pm Discotech Underground: ↳ Song: "Stranger In A Strange Land" by "Blackburn & Snow" This one is a huge fave of mine!
	9:24pm Max D: 20 minutes in and I'm already hovering high above my chair! 😁
	🦇 9:24pm Julie: ↳ Max D @9:24 now that's what I like to hear!
	9:25pm Charlie: ↳ Song: "Stranger In A Strange Land" by "Blackburn & Snow" Love that!
	🦇 9:25pm Discotech Underground: Hey Max! Clark! Midge! Scott!
	9:26pm Max D: Heya' Kip! Hope your week is off to a good start!
	9:26pm Charlie: I covet the shirt Gayle McCormick is wearing:)
	🦇 9:27pm Discotech Underground: ↳ Max D @9:26 Yep! Workin' on getting ready for the big record show in Birmingham, Alabama this week! Going down to hunt up fresh new records to play when I get back!
	🦇 9:28pm Midge: Hey there WLSClark and Kip!
	9:28pm Max D: ↳ Discotech Underground @9:27 Sounds like an excellent quest!
	9:28pm bobob plasticland: she sounded pretty intent ...I'm ready for her
	🦇 9:28pm Julie: ↳ bobob plasticland @9:28 the whole record is amazing what a voice
	🦇 9:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Julie and dark stars! 🔭
	🦇 9:29pm Julie: hi ken!
	9:30pm Scott_Oz: Loud & clear!
	9:31pm bobob plasticland: Julie Julie Julie 👍🎶🥁🎶🥁🎶🥁
	🦇 9:36pm Julie: hi bobob! Is plasticland near Barbieland?
	9:39pm Charlie: ↳ Song: "Only Good For Conversation" by "(Sixto) Rodriguez" Aw, r.i.p. Rodriguez, great song
	9:40pm Charlie: ↳ Song: "Nefertiti" by "France Gall" mabye my fave 60s french chanteuse...
	9:40pm Scott_Oz: ↳ Julie @9:36 Turn left a Legoland Julie!
	🦇 9:40pm Julie: ↳ Charlie @9:40 I have this insane box set of hers... literally so LONG I can't fit it into my shelves
	9:42pm MOM WHIG: Hi all - Julie - Scotty - Charlie - Max - Clark - adamdoesit - KIP - Midge - Ken from HP - bobobo
	🦇 9:42pm Julie: Hi MOM WHIG!
	9:42pm MOM WHIG: ↳ Julie @9:42 Sorry late to party - had company here - all good now
	9:43pm Charlie: ↳ Julie @9:40 drooling
	🦇 9:45pm Julie: I'm a sucker for a box set. I think I have three of hers. and one or two Francoise, just got a Birkin one I had missed.
	9:46pm Charlie: ↳ Song: "Jewel" by "T. Rex" Did they have to shorten their name like Friends of Dean Martin had to lengthen theirs?
	🦇 9:47pm Will thee Sound Guy: been listening, hi Julie and all!!!
	9:47pm Max D: Hi Mom!
	9:47pm MOM WHIG: ↳ Will thee Sound Guy @9:47 hey there
	🦇 9:47pm Midge: ↳ Song: "Jewel" by "T. Rex" I just started following Marc Almond on IG and I guess he's doing a T.Rex tribute. I think Visconti is involved too. How cool it would be to see that!
	🦇 9:48pm Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ MOM WHIG @9:42 Hello, Mom Whig!
	🦇 9:48pm Midge: ↳ MOM WHIG @9:42 Hi MOM! Nice to see you!
	🦇 9:48pm Julie: ↳ Charlie @9:46 I think it marked the change from Folk heading into Glam. Also Tyrannosaurus Rex was just the two guys.
	🦇 9:48pm Julie: Hi Will!
	🦇 9:48pm Julie: ↳ Midge @9:47 yes in just a couple weeks in London.
	9:53pm Charlie: ↳ Julie @9:48 I was kidding about how Friends of had to change their name for legal reasons;)
	9:54pm Charlie: ↳ Song: "Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow)" by "The Monkees" A band I used to be in did a cover of this song. Ah, memories...
	🦇 9:54pm Julie: ↳ Charlie @9:53 that reference flew way over my head
	9:55pm Charlie: ↳ Julie @9:54 It was a hastily and poorly conceived joke!
	9:55pm Charlie: 'dja ever notice how a lot of the bg vox on the first 2 Monkees albums were not sung by the lads themselves, but prolly by Boyce & Hart?
	🦇 9:56pm Julie: I hadn't noticed but I'm not the least bit surprised.
	🦇 9:58pm Julie: they did an album together in the 70s..boyce hart and, was it dolenz and jones? I forget which two
	10:02pm bobob fabtriplasticland: at least she sings it with ❤️💜❤️💜
	🦇 10:02pm Julie: that she does!
	10:12pm Andrew S: just signed in to say i love the picking up on your sister's music story. Grew up with a full house of older siblings who left records lying around, set me on my way musically and i miss them too
	🦇 10:14pm Julie: ↳ Andrew S @10:12 Isn't it the best! And Hi Andrew!
	🦇 10:14pm egould: Hey Julie! Glad to catch some dark night on a waaayyy to bright day.
	10:14pm MOM WHIG: Hi Andrew - egould too
	🦇 10:15pm Julie: hiya egould!
	10:15pm Charlie: Well, this has been swell, but I gotta go do some prep for my fill-in for the Cool Blue Flame this Thursday. If I listen to the rest of your show, I'll just steal everything you're playing:)
	🦇 10:15pm Julie: ↳ Charlie @10:15 feel free, Charlie! Good to see ya!
	10:15pm Scobot: This is a blast, Julie. So many Os. Good evening.
	10:16pm Roberto: J
	10:16pm Roberto: OOOO
	10:16pm Roberto: LEEEE
	🦇 10:17pm Julie: hiya Scobot! Hey Roberto!
	10:18pm WLSClark: Statler BOOTS!
	🦇 10:18pm Julie: ↳ WLSClark @10:18 banger after banger on that record
	10:19pm bobobob Fabtriplasticland: boot prints onda wall
	🦇 10:19pm egould: ↳ MOM WHIG @10:14 Hi MOM WHIG! Hey to all you other people who want to listen to good music.
	10:20pm still b/p: ↳ Song: "Flowers On The Wall" by "Nancy Sinatra" The descending bass line that was so nice they used it twice -- that is, on two tracks. That was a good Nancy pick , but I don't think I've ever heard her Day Tripper and rrrrreally should.
	10:20pm MOM WHIG: ↳ Song: "A Hazy Shade Of Winter" by "Simon & Garfunkel" Always a great fave from them
	10:20pm WLSClark: ↳ Julie @10:18 Yes! I was lucky to work with BPN a bit on that CD on Sundazed!
	🦇 10:20pm Julie: ↳ still b/p @10:20 oh noooo it's amazing you simply must
	10:21pm bobob: Hazzzy Shade of Humid here on Georgia
	10:21pm WLSClark: ↳ MOM WHIG @10:20 YES!
	10:21pm MOM WHIG: ↳ WLSClark @10:21 snayle just left here 30 minutes ago.
	10:21pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Have You Seen The Saucers" by "Jefferson Airplane" BPN played this a couple weeks ago! Great!
	10:22pm Andrew S: hello to all, one thing never changes always the nicest community of music lovers on the wfmu comments pages
	10:22pm bobobob: WLS 8900...yes you were lucky
	10:22pm WLSClark: ↳ MOM WHIG @10:21 COOL! Glad you two trouble makers got together again!
	10:22pm MOM WHIG: ↳ Andrew S @10:22 You know it
	🦇 10:22pm Julie: Too funny, with all the JA I play this is probably the first thing from Early Flight
	10:23pm MOM WHIG: ↳ WLSClark @10:22 For sure - nice visit.
	10:23pm bobob fabtriplasticland: I always thought this was off of Blows Against Empire
	10:24pm WLSClark: ↳ bobobob @10:22 My brother and I would joke that when "Something Stupid" made bonus cut on a nancy Sinatra Bob put out "LOOK we have our names in booklet with FRANK!"
	10:25pm WLSClark: ↳ MOM WHIG @10:23 Cream via Chicago!
	🦇 10:25pm Julie: ↳ bobob fabtriplasticland @10:23 seems to be stars not saucers, I wonder if it is a reworking, I don't have that record
	10:26pm bobob: WLS...you are the real chairman of da board
	10:26pm WLSClark: ↳ bobob @10:26 Cant I just be Jerry Lewis or Soupy Sales instead?
	10:27pm still b/p: Just learned right now this moment -- the freshest learnin's -- that that's Minnie Riperton sharing the vocal.
	🦇 10:27pm Julie: yes! I didn't know till a few years ago she'd been in this band. It's such fun stuff
	10:28pm bobob plasticland: WLS...here's some Chicago stuff R Connection..I was too young to see them live but wanted to
	🦇 10:28pm Julie: ↳ Song: "Tales Of Brave Ulysses" by "Rotary Connection" my god those high notes
	10:29pm bobob: WLS. your already Martin&Lewis
	🦇 10:29pm Julie: Steve Martin and Shari Lewis
	10:30pm Dean: I was named for Dean Martin. True.
	🦇 10:30pm Julie: hi Dean!
	🦇 10:30pm Julie: not Dean Torrence then!
	10:31pm bobob: that was a good day in my life when Roky liked my 13 floor art work and signed it for me..sent a copy to Candy O
	🦇 10:31pm Julie: at what point will I GET "Dean Martin" because I kind of don't
	🦇 10:31pm Julie: ↳ bobob @10:31 very cool!
	10:32pm bobob: Julie...yeah Lambchop
	10:33pm WLSClark: ↳ Julie @10:29 Lamb Chop and King Tut too?
	10:34pm WLSClark: ↳ Julie @10:31 He's like a cool Foster Brooks!
	🦇 10:35pm egould: ↳ Song: "Love Her Madly" by "The Doors" I haven’t heard this in almost four years. Before that, some maniac would play this multiple times daily at my local bar hangout.
	🦇 10:35pm Julie: is it "ROCK-Y" or "ROKE-Y"
	10:35pm Parq: Really enjoying tonight's show, Julie. Lots of hits, lots of great covers, lots of cool stuff. Yay!
	🦇 10:36pm Julie: ↳ egould @10:35 I'm sorry or you're welcome
	🦇 10:36pm Julie: ↳ Parq @10:35 PARQ! Yay I'm having a blast glad someone else is enjoying too!
	10:36pm bobob fabtriplasticland: doesn't XTC have a song with the same H Bosch title??????
	🦇 10:37pm Julie: ↳ bobob fabtriplasticland @10:36 yes I think so! I bet there are others too
	10:37pm bobobob: Rock-y
	10:38pm Dean: I actually enjoy Dean Martin's singing, but he's so randomly (as kids these days say) associated with wacky, drunken Friars Club denigration that I don't quite know where to place him.
	🦇 10:38pm Julie: ↳ bobobob @10:37 I had a feeling I'd been saying it wrong my whole life
	🦇 10:38pm egould: ↳ Julie @10:36 The bar had a strict “No complaining about what is played on the jukebox” policy. That policy has bled into my personal life. :-)
	10:38pm Dean: But you know if David Bowie can smear his persona all over the place, then why can't Dean?
	🦇 10:39pm Julie: Dean walked (stumbled) so David could run
	🦇 10:39pm Julie: ↳ Song: "We Are Hungry Men (Stereo)" by "David Bowie" it's amazing how weird even the early pop stuff is
	10:40pm still b/p: On film, Dean Martin was kind of the king of Phoning It In.
	10:40pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "Just Another Whistle Stop" by "The Band" RIP RR
	10:42pm Andrew S: i rewatched carny last night he had some acting chops too
	10:43pm WLSClark: Robbie..... :(
	🦇 10:43pm Julie: I haven't seen that in so long!
	10:44pm still b/p: There's a free doc available on Robbie and The Band, and, while who knows what the really reliable stories are, tales of him being a dick make me conflicted over the viewing prospect if it's going to feel elevatey tributey (thought obviously made before his death)..
	10:47pm Andrew S: sis who had arthur was straight up cool
	10:51pm MOM WHIG: ↳ Julie @10:43 That version of Joelen with Dolly is something to really listen to many times.
	10:55pm Dean: Don't get me started on film and phoning. The medium is made for that particular style of message.
	10:57pm Dean: I think one reason great artists are dicks is that we compel them to be so. We are at least as much to blame as these special individuals. Was Emily Dickinson a dick? No, because she kept out of the limelight. But then yes, because she kept out of the limelight.
	🦇 10:59pm Julie: ↳ Song: "Don't Step On The Grass (live)" by "Steppenwolf" my oldest sisters had this one too
	10:59pm Andrew S: so cool, not too often youll hear a dj dust this off
	10:59pm Scott_Oz: Thanks Julie, great spending time with you again in the darkness mate. 🌏🌏🌏🌞🍻😎🤙💨🍺🌻🦜🦜🦜
	10:59pm Dean: I stared endlessly at Steppenwolf Live at KMart, day after day. Never broke down to acquire it. Probably a big mistake.
	11:00pm Scott_Oz: Getting ahead of myself! Another hour!
	11:00pm Andrew S: underappreciated because of over exposure to a couple of songs. They did lots of cool stuff
	🦇 11:01pm Julie: ↳ Scott_Oz @11:00 YES! 3 hours! I was putting the show together and I was like, wait..I get another hour!
	🦇 11:02pm Julie: ↳ Dean @10:59 I heard this (double!) album long before I heard the studio versions.
	11:02pm Dean: I'd heard an album or two or three, but this was the one I wanted to have for my own. Not sure why, except for the cover, which remains effective to this day.
	🦇 11:03pm Julie: ↳ Dean @11:02 right?! How is it so great. It's so simple and yet..it just WOW
	🦇 11:03pm egould: ↳ Song: "Don't Step On The Grass (live)" by "Steppenwolf" Jammer.
	11:03pm Parq: We used to mark the anniversary of 11-17-70 every year. Sometimes these days, I still stop and take notice of it.
	🦇 11:04pm Julie: ↳ Parq @11:03 that album is a beautiful thing
	11:05pm Scobot: Love some Western soundtrack with my Cher.
	🦇 11:06pm Julie: ↳ Scobot @11:05 I don't know WTF Sonny was doing with this production but for some reason I love it. Especially in headphones
	11:07pm still b/p: ↳ Song: "I Will Wait For You" by "Cher" Fun fun version.
	11:08pm Scobot: Julie, I would imagine much better with headphones. My bt speaker sounds like a transistor radio.
	🦇 11:08pm Julie: ↳ Scobot @11:08 it really was different things happening in each year, at least her voice was in both channels because sometimes it's not
	🦇 11:09pm Julie: ↳ Julie @11:08 EAR. each EAR
	11:10pm still b/p: ↳ Song: "I Will Wait For You" by "Cher" And, it (by someone else) was the theme from the movie The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, so maybe is a wink in the choice.
	🦇 11:11pm Julie: ↳ still b/p @11:10 I KNOW! I just love that movie so much so of course I gravitated to that song
	🦇 11:11pm Julie: that movie breaks my heart every time
	🦇 11:18pm Midge: I'll catch the rest in the archive cuz I gotta go. TY Julie!
	🦇 11:20pm Julie: see ya Midge!
	11:20pm Scobot: I love these selections. Custom made for my mood, at least.
	🦇 11:21pm Julie: thank you so much, Scobot!
	11:29pm MOM WHIG: ↳ Julie @11:20 Thank you for the Fill-In tonite. Heading out now.
	🦇 11:30pm Julie: thanks for stopping by, Mom Whig!
	11:30pm asheville jon: Julie!!! Birds!!! (ssshhhh, i'm thinking they are asleep)
	11:31pm Dean: Which one is Suzi? The bass player?
	🦇 11:31pm Julie: hi asheville! Yes they are
	🦇 11:31pm Julie: ↳ Dean @11:31 yes, dark hair and bangs
	11:31pm Max D: ↳ MOM WHIG @11:29 See you Mom W!
	11:33pm Andrew S: ow what a cool track
	11:33pm Max D: ↳ Song: "Mr. Power" by "The Pleasure Seekers" This is very cool!
	11:34pm Andrew S: thats suzi quatro singing?
	🦇 11:34pm Julie: ↳ Andrew S @11:34 I'm not certain, it usually is but the others sing too I think
	11:35pm Andrew S: all i ever heard in my life was what a way to die cant believe there is a compilation
	🦇 11:35pm Julie: ↳ Andrew S @11:35 AND the followup band, Cradle! and it's all out on vinyl
	🦇 11:36pm Julie: Cradle is more hard rock. Great stuff. quatrorock.com...
	11:38pm Dean: When you run out of adjectives, try "crimson."
	11:39pm Andrew S: volume up
	🦇 11:39pm Julie: Dean, are you a Can fan?
	11:40pm Dean: Funny that you ask. I am not. I was aware of their output in the '70s, when I was into prog and related musics. But I never got into them, and I remain distant.
	11:40pm Andrew S: i remain close
	🦇 11:41pm Julie: I don't like a lot of their stuff, but the ones I like I REALLY like
	🦇 11:41pm Julie: ↳ Andrew S @11:40 Favorite album?
	🦇 11:42pm Julie: someone had suggested So Far... and I would happily play It's a rainy day over and over and over
	11:42pm Andrew S: bang for your buck tago mago but there are so many interesting things on so many albums....and right as im listening now this is likeso good
	🦇 11:42pm Julie: I have not listened to "Faust Tapes" though
	11:42pm Dean: I understand that reception of their work. For example, for the longest time I didn't like/get Henry Cow. Much later I did, and now I'm a fan of their oeuvre. I haven't yet traversed that barrier with Can.
	11:43pm Dean: Faust: also not a special fan. Heard them back in the day, never quite felt they made enough of a difference for me to care.
	11:43pm Andrew S: they just had a unique jam id listen to antyhinbg they do any time
	11:45pm Andrew S: that was particularly good though
	🦇 11:45pm Julie: This genre is a bit inscrutable to me. is this krautrock? I used to think Kraftwerk (later stuff) was but it's different
	11:45pm Andrew S: everything blends
	11:46pm Dean: I like the messier Krautrock: old Guru Guru, Grobschnitt, Jane, Kraan, Eloy. It is Krautrock, i.e., German quasi-progressive noodling and jamming.
	🦇 11:47pm Julie: but like computerworld, trans europe, it's not technopop (not to be confused with techno)
	11:47pm erik (vt): Dang it - I didn’t realize it was yet another opportunity to hear a Julie take us higher …
	🦇 11:47pm Julie: I feel like that's what we called that stuff... Computer World, Numan, height of fame Devo and Human League
	11:49pm Dean: But good lord, nobody plays early Genesis anymore but you. Kraftwerk were in many ways sui generis, their own gig. Their early stuff was more "Krautrocky," their later stuff almost unique to them. They obviously influenced Numan, Devo, etc., but they don't particularly belong in a category with those latecomers.
	🦇 11:49pm Julie: categorizing things isn't that important really but it helps if you want "more like this"
	11:49pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "Black Sabbath" by "Coven" I'm lovin' Coven!
	🦇 11:49pm Julie: ↳ Dean @11:49 I was surprised by the early Kraftwerk stuff! very different
	11:50pm Dean: Yes, and intriguing.
	🦇 11:50pm Julie: ↳ Song: "Black Sabbath" by "Coven" still blows my mind, major label putting this out
	11:51pm Dean: Didn't Coven have a hit?
	🦇 11:51pm Julie: One Tin Soldier but technically it was just her, she insisted it be credited to the group
	11:52pm Dean: News to me!
	🦇 11:52pm Julie: I feel like they are still playing, or at least she is
	11:54pm Erik (VT): Well I missed most of it all - love the playlist though. Sorry to be a bit too late for the CAN convo … they blew me away when discovered at 16 1981! Those developmental years - oh so significant. I say it was the utter change from album to album of Can that made them so special. Not one feels like the next. So if you wanna fall for a certain Sound - that would be a challenge. I adore Future Days, EGE BAMYASI , Unlimited Edition!, Tago Mago! but imo: everything from 1968 thru 1975 is worthy. etc etc
	🦇 11:55pm Julie: thanks Erik!
	11:55pm Dean: For crying out loud, they are still around. And if WP is to be believed Oz Osbourne was once a member.
	🦇 11:56pm Julie: ↳ Dean @11:55 he kinda stole their schtick eh?
	11:56pm Max D: Loved the show, Julie! Thanks for the musical trip(s).
	🦇 11:56pm Julie: Thanks Max!
	11:57pm Dean: But he added value.
	11:57pm asheville jon: Thanks Julie! Goodnight Birds!
	11:58pm still b/p: A wealth of winners well-spun. Thank you.
	11:58pm Erik (VT): Re Faust : Imo , def start with Faust TAPES (their most surreal listing experience), also love their bizarre First album. So Far (2nd) is more hard to pin down And many find “IV” their peak. (Not me - but it’s still great). Just get that Re Rec megaCorp box set , and get it over with. Ps : CAN : Lost Tapes is a surprisingly Strong 💪 barrel scrapings 3xCD set. Don’t start there - but great addition for collectors !
	12:00am Scott_Oz: Thanks again Julie! 🍻😎🤙💨🌻❤️🦇🦜🦜
	12:01am Erik (VT): I will hafta wait till next time for my Quattro sisters 👯‍♀️ & related etc inquiries …
	🦇 12:01am Julie: I'll be in for Carol on the mothership on Sunday!
	🦇 12:01am Julie: in the weeee hours
	🦇 12:02am Julie: thanks everyone!
	12:23am Erik (VT): ↳ Dean @11:42 Dean, imo: the CAN albums are best appreciated in their entirety (as individual experiences); like ye olde days , when we weren’t so distracted and didn’t have access to everything everywhere all at once. The individual albums kinda build a vibe that some of the solid compilations Don’t quite match. But those carefully curated & self cherry picked (Holger & Irmin) collections still Can make magic moments. I highly recommend the band selected 👉 “Unlimited Edition” = such variety on one 80min CD (formerly a 2xLP set). Yet it’s not as classic as their unusual peak period. Note: many fans will direct one to “Soon Over Babaluma” - yet imo that was a very transitional album that had polarizing high highs & a few lows. “FUTURE DAYS” 1973 is my personal pick winner.

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from August 14, 2023

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Shocking Blue	Love Buzz "Love Buzz" by "Shocking Blue"	At Home	Pink Elephant	1969		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Velvet Underground	I'm Waiting For The Man	The Velvet Underground & Nico	Verve Records	1967		0:04:14 (Pop-up)
The Human Instinct	You Really Got Me	Burning Up Years	Marble Arch	1970		0:08:46 (Pop-up)
Aguaturbia	I Wonder Who "I Wonder Who" by "Aguaturbia"	Volumen 2	Arena Producciones	1970		0:12:11 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Snakeskin "Snakeskin" by "Donovan"	Barabajagal (Reissue)	EMI	2005		0:15:03 (Pop-up)
Lothar and The Hand People	Today Is Only Yesterday's Tomorrow	Space Hymn	Capitol Records	1969		0:17:40 (Pop-up)
Blackburn & Snow	Stranger In A Strange Land	Something Good For Your Head	Big Beat Records	1999	b-side from 1967	0:22:54 (Pop-up)
Smith	I Just Want To Make Love To You	A Group Called Smith	Dunhill	1969		0:25:15 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Starstruck (2018 Stereo Remaster)	The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society	Reprise Records	1968	look, it's the New Zealand cover!	0:27:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Backing Tracks	Substitute (instrumental)					0:30:11 (Pop-up)
(Sixto) Rodriguez	Only Good For Conversation	Cold Fact	Sussex	1970		0:36:58 (Pop-up)
France Gall	Nefertiti "Nefertiti" by "France Gall"	1968	Philips	1968		0:39:21 (Pop-up)
The Peppermint Rainbow	Green Tambourine	Will You Be Staying After Sunday?	Decca	1969		0:41:28 (Pop-up)
T. Rex	Jewel "Jewel" by "T. Rex"	T. Rex	Fly Records	1970		0:43:47 (Pop-up)
Faine Jade	In A Brand New Groove "In A Brand New Groove" by "Faine Jade"	Introspection : A Faine Jade Recital	RSVP	1968		0:46:33 (Pop-up)
Nancy Sit	Dizzy "Dizzy" by "Nancy Sit"	Obladi Oblada	Life	1969		0:49:32 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow)	More of the Monkees	Colgems	1967		0:52:23 (Pop-up)
Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera	Long Nights of Summer	Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera	Epic	1968		0:54:35 (Pop-up)
Jane Birkin	Di Doo Dah "Di Doo Dah" by "Jane Birkin"	Di Doo Dah	Fontana	1973		0:57:04 (Pop-up)
Ann Wilson & The Daybreaks	Wonder How I Managed	The Daybreaks	TAWT	2021	from 1969	1:00:31 (Pop-up)
The Who	Pinball Wizard "Pinball Wizard" by "The Who"	Tommy	Decca	1969		1:02:57 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: New World Electronic Chamber Ensemble	Strawberry Fields					1:05:58 (Pop-up)
Toomorrow	I Wanna Go Back "I Wanna Go Back" by "Toomorrow"	If Not For You (Deluxe)	Primary Wave Music	2022	from 1970	1:13:46 (Pop-up)
Nancy Sinatra	Flowers On The Wall	Boots	Reprise Records	1966		1:16:30 (Pop-up)
Simon & Garfunkel	A Hazy Shade Of Winter	Bookends	Columbia	1968		1:19:09 (Pop-up)
Jefferson Airplane	Have You Seen The Saucers	Early Flight	Grunt	1974	b-side from 1970	1:21:33 (Pop-up)
Rotary Connection	Tales Of Brave Ulysses	Songs	Cadet Concept	1969		1:25:03 (Pop-up)
13th Floor Elevators	You're Gonna Miss Me	The Psychedelic Sounds Of The 13th Floor Elevators	International Artists	1966		1:29:20 (Pop-up)
The Doors	Love Her Madly "Love Her Madly" by "The Doors"	L.A. Woman	Elektra	1971		1:31:44 (Pop-up)
The United States Of America	The Garden of Earthly Delights	The United States Of America	Columbia	1968		1:35:16 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	We Are Hungry Men (Stereo)	David Bowie (Deluxe)	Deram	1967		1:37:36 (Pop-up)
The Band	Just Another Whistle Stop	Stage Fright	Capitol Records	1970		1:40:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Helmut Zacharias & His Orchestra	There's Always Something There To Remind Me					1:44:26 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Can I Put You On (live)	11-17-70	UNI Records	1971		1:52:09 (Pop-up)
Steppenwolf	Don't Step On The Grass (live)	Live	Dunhlll	1970		1:58:45 (Pop-up)
Cher	I Will Wait For You "I Will Wait For You" by "Cher"	With Love, Cher	Imperial	1967		2:04:23 (Pop-up)
The Id	Wild Times "Wild Times" by "The Id"	The Inner Sounds Of The Id	RCA Victor	1967		2:07:25 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Summer '68 "Summer '68" by "Pink Floyd"	Atom Heart Mother	Harvest	1970		2:10:26 (Pop-up)
Heaven & Earth	Refuge "Refuge" by "Heaven & Earth"	Refuge	Ovation Records	1973		2:16:00 (Pop-up)
Julian's Treatment	Sixth Chapter / "Altarra, Princess Of The Blue Woman"	A Time Before This	Decca	1970		2:18:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jefferson Airplane	White Rabbit (instrumental)					2:22:31 (Pop-up)
Elvis Presley	Edge of Reality "Edge of Reality" by "Elvis Presley"	Almost In Love	RCA Camden	1970	b-side from 1968	2:27:16 (Pop-up)
The Pleasure Seekers	Mr. Power "Mr. Power" by "The Pleasure Seekers"	What A Way To Die (Compilation)	Cradle Rocks Music	2011	from the 60s featuring Suzi Quatro	2:30:35 (Pop-up)
The Holy Mackerel	Scorpio Red "Scorpio Red" by "The Holy Mackerel"	The Holy Mackerel	Reprise Records	1968		2:35:31 (Pop-up)
Can	Mother Sky (reedited from Soundtracks 1970)	Cannibalism I	Mute	1997	from 1970	2:39:01 (Pop-up)
Genesis	The Conqueror "The Conqueror" by "Genesis"	From Genesis To Revelation	Decca	1969		2:45:35 (Pop-up)
Coven	Black Sabbath "Black Sabbath" by "Coven"	Witchcraft Destroys Minds & Reaps Souls	Mercury	1969		2:48:49 (Pop-up)
Circus 2000	Magic Bean "Magic Bean" by "Circus 2000"	Circus 2000	Rifi	1970		2:52:13 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	Love You To "Love You To" by "The Beatles"	Revolver	Capitol Records	1966		2:54:12 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Mort Garson	Easy To Be Hard (instrumental)					2:57:08 (Pop-up)
Syd Barrett	Maisie "Maisie" by "Syd Barrett"	Barrett	Harvest	1970		3:00:07 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:59pm Scott_Oz: G'day Julie & Dark Planets! Great to have you here mate! 🌏🌞🍻😎🤙💨🍺🌻🦜🦜🦜
	9:00pm Max D: Hi Julie! G'day, Scotty!
	9:00pm adamdoesit: Hi Julie and batfolk!
	9:01pm Charlie: I can hear your love buzz!
	🦇 9:01pm Julie: hiya Scott and Max! Thanks!
	9:01pm ike-0: Peace
	🦇 9:01pm Julie: hia Adam Hi Charlie! Hey Ike-o!
	9:02pm Charlie: I luv this album so much
	9:03pm Scott_Oz: ↳ Max D @9:00 G'day Max! 🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	🦇 9:03pm Julie: I have them all but I always go back to this one
	9:04pm WLSClark: Julie, OZMAN, max and all. Shock Blue!!
	🦇 9:04pm Discotech Underground: Evening, Julie!
	🦇 9:04pm Julie: hi WLSClark! Hiya Disco Kip!
	9:06pm Scott_Oz: ↳ WLSClark @9:04 G'day Clarkman! 🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	9:07pm WLSClark: Hi Kip!
	9:09pm Charlie: ↳ Discotech Underground @9:04 Hi Kip:)
	🦇 9:11pm Midge: Hello Julie & Monday dark souls!
	🦇 9:13pm Julie: hi Midge!
	9:14pm WLSClark: Midge!!
	9:20pm Charlie: Here's a picture of Lothar (or another Lothar): cdn8.openculture.com...
	🦇 9:21pm Julie: ↳ Charlie @9:20 i had a live guest with a theremin one time, so cool
	🦇 9:23pm Discotech Underground: ↳ Song: "Stranger In A Strange Land" by "Blackburn & Snow" This one is a huge fave of mine!
	9:24pm Max D: 20 minutes in and I'm already hovering high above my chair! 😁
	🦇 9:24pm Julie: ↳ Max D @9:24 now that's what I like to hear!
	9:25pm Charlie: ↳ Song: "Stranger In A Strange Land" by "Blackburn & Snow" Love that!
	🦇 9:25pm Discotech Underground: Hey Max! Clark! Midge! Scott!
	9:26pm Max D: Heya' Kip! Hope your week is off to a good start!
	9:26pm Charlie: I covet the shirt Gayle McCormick is wearing:)
	🦇 9:27pm Discotech Underground: ↳ Max D @9:26 Yep! Workin' on getting ready for the big record show in Birmingham, Alabama this week! Going down to hunt up fresh new records to play when I get back!
	🦇 9:28pm Midge: Hey there WLSClark and Kip!
	9:28pm Max D: ↳ Discotech Underground @9:27 Sounds like an excellent quest!
	9:28pm bobob plasticland: she sounded pretty intent ...I'm ready for her
	🦇 9:28pm Julie: ↳ bobob plasticland @9:28 the whole record is amazing what a voice
	🦇 9:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Julie and dark stars! 🔭
	🦇 9:29pm Julie: hi ken!
	9:30pm Scott_Oz: Loud & clear!
	9:31pm bobob plasticland: Julie Julie Julie 👍🎶🥁🎶🥁🎶🥁
	🦇 9:36pm Julie: hi bobob! Is plasticland near Barbieland?
	9:39pm Charlie: ↳ Song: "Only Good For Conversation" by "(Sixto) Rodriguez" Aw, r.i.p. Rodriguez, great song
	9:40pm Charlie: ↳ Song: "Nefertiti" by "France Gall" mabye my fave 60s french chanteuse...
	9:40pm Scott_Oz: ↳ Julie @9:36 Turn left a Legoland Julie!
	🦇 9:40pm Julie: ↳ Charlie @9:40 I have this insane box set of hers... literally so LONG I can't fit it into my shelves
	9:42pm MOM WHIG: Hi all - Julie - Scotty - Charlie - Max - Clark - adamdoesit - KIP - Midge - Ken from HP - bobobo
	🦇 9:42pm Julie: Hi MOM WHIG!
	9:42pm MOM WHIG: ↳ Julie @9:42 Sorry late to party - had company here - all good now
	9:43pm Charlie: ↳ Julie @9:40 drooling
	🦇 9:45pm Julie: I'm a sucker for a box set. I think I have three of hers. and one or two Francoise, just got a Birkin one I had missed.
	9:46pm Charlie: ↳ Song: "Jewel" by "T. Rex" Did they have to shorten their name like Friends of Dean Martin had to lengthen theirs?
	🦇 9:47pm Will thee Sound Guy: been listening, hi Julie and all!!!
	9:47pm Max D: Hi Mom!
	9:47pm MOM WHIG: ↳ Will thee Sound Guy @9:47 hey there
	🦇 9:47pm Midge: ↳ Song: "Jewel" by "T. Rex" I just started following Marc Almond on IG and I guess he's doing a T.Rex tribute. I think Visconti is involved too. How cool it would be to see that!
	🦇 9:48pm Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ MOM WHIG @9:42 Hello, Mom Whig!
	🦇 9:48pm Midge: ↳ MOM WHIG @9:42 Hi MOM! Nice to see you!
	🦇 9:48pm Julie: ↳ Charlie @9:46 I think it marked the change from Folk heading into Glam. Also Tyrannosaurus Rex was just the two guys.
	🦇 9:48pm Julie: Hi Will!
	🦇 9:48pm Julie: ↳ Midge @9:47 yes in just a couple weeks in London.
	9:53pm Charlie: ↳ Julie @9:48 I was kidding about how Friends of had to change their name for legal reasons;)
	9:54pm Charlie: ↳ Song: "Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow)" by "The Monkees" A band I used to be in did a cover of this song. Ah, memories...
	🦇 9:54pm Julie: ↳ Charlie @9:53 that reference flew way over my head
	9:55pm Charlie: ↳ Julie @9:54 It was a hastily and poorly conceived joke!
	9:55pm Charlie: 'dja ever notice how a lot of the bg vox on the first 2 Monkees albums were not sung by the lads themselves, but prolly by Boyce & Hart?
	🦇 9:56pm Julie: I hadn't noticed but I'm not the least bit surprised.
	🦇 9:58pm Julie: they did an album together in the 70s..boyce hart and, was it dolenz and jones? I forget which two
	10:02pm bobob fabtriplasticland: at least she sings it with ❤️💜❤️💜
	🦇 10:02pm Julie: that she does!
	10:12pm Andrew S: just signed in to say i love the picking up on your sister's music story. Grew up with a full house of older siblings who left records lying around, set me on my way musically and i miss them too
	🦇 10:14pm Julie: ↳ Andrew S @10:12 Isn't it the best! And Hi Andrew!
	🦇 10:14pm egould: Hey Julie! Glad to catch some dark night on a waaayyy to bright day.
	10:14pm MOM WHIG: Hi Andrew - egould too
	🦇 10:15pm Julie: hiya egould!
	10:15pm Charlie: Well, this has been swell, but I gotta go do some prep for my fill-in for the Cool Blue Flame this Thursday. If I listen to the rest of your show, I'll just steal everything you're playing:)
	🦇 10:15pm Julie: ↳ Charlie @10:15 feel free, Charlie! Good to see ya!
	10:15pm Scobot: This is a blast, Julie. So many Os. Good evening.
	10:16pm Roberto: J
	10:16pm Roberto: OOOO
	10:16pm Roberto: LEEEE
	🦇 10:17pm Julie: hiya Scobot! Hey Roberto!
	10:18pm WLSClark: Statler BOOTS!
	🦇 10:18pm Julie: ↳ WLSClark @10:18 banger after banger on that record
	10:19pm bobobob Fabtriplasticland: boot prints onda wall
	🦇 10:19pm egould: ↳ MOM WHIG @10:14 Hi MOM WHIG! Hey to all you other people who want to listen to good music.
	10:20pm still b/p: ↳ Song: "Flowers On The Wall" by "Nancy Sinatra" The descending bass line that was so nice they used it twice -- that is, on two tracks. That was a good Nancy pick , but I don't think I've ever heard her Day Tripper and rrrrreally should.
	10:20pm MOM WHIG: ↳ Song: "A Hazy Shade Of Winter" by "Simon & Garfunkel" Always a great fave from them
	10:20pm WLSClark: ↳ Julie @10:18 Yes! I was lucky to work with BPN a bit on that CD on Sundazed!
	🦇 10:20pm Julie: ↳ still b/p @10:20 oh noooo it's amazing you simply must
	10:21pm bobob: Hazzzy Shade of Humid here on Georgia
	10:21pm WLSClark: ↳ MOM WHIG @10:20 YES!
	10:21pm MOM WHIG: ↳ WLSClark @10:21 snayle just left here 30 minutes ago.
	10:21pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Have You Seen The Saucers" by "Jefferson Airplane" BPN played this a couple weeks ago! Great!
	10:22pm Andrew S: hello to all, one thing never changes always the nicest community of music lovers on the wfmu comments pages
	10:22pm bobobob: WLS 8900...yes you were lucky
	10:22pm WLSClark: ↳ MOM WHIG @10:21 COOL! Glad you two trouble makers got together again!
	10:22pm MOM WHIG: ↳ Andrew S @10:22 You know it
	🦇 10:22pm Julie: Too funny, with all the JA I play this is probably the first thing from Early Flight
	10:23pm MOM WHIG: ↳ WLSClark @10:22 For sure - nice visit.
	10:23pm bobob fabtriplasticland: I always thought this was off of Blows Against Empire
	10:24pm WLSClark: ↳ bobobob @10:22 My brother and I would joke that when "Something Stupid" made bonus cut on a nancy Sinatra Bob put out "LOOK we have our names in booklet with FRANK!"
	10:25pm WLSClark: ↳ MOM WHIG @10:23 Cream via Chicago!
	🦇 10:25pm Julie: ↳ bobob fabtriplasticland @10:23 seems to be stars not saucers, I wonder if it is a reworking, I don't have that record
	10:26pm bobob: WLS...you are the real chairman of da board
	10:26pm WLSClark: ↳ bobob @10:26 Cant I just be Jerry Lewis or Soupy Sales instead?
	10:27pm still b/p: Just learned right now this moment -- the freshest learnin's -- that that's Minnie Riperton sharing the vocal.
	🦇 10:27pm Julie: yes! I didn't know till a few years ago she'd been in this band. It's such fun stuff
	10:28pm bobob plasticland: WLS...here's some Chicago stuff R Connection..I was too young to see them live but wanted to
	🦇 10:28pm Julie: ↳ Song: "Tales Of Brave Ulysses" by "Rotary Connection" my god those high notes
	10:29pm bobob: WLS. your already Martin&Lewis
	🦇 10:29pm Julie: Steve Martin and Shari Lewis
	10:30pm Dean: I was named for Dean Martin. True.
	🦇 10:30pm Julie: hi Dean!
	🦇 10:30pm Julie: not Dean Torrence then!
	10:31pm bobob: that was a good day in my life when Roky liked my 13 floor art work and signed it for me..sent a copy to Candy O
	🦇 10:31pm Julie: at what point will I GET "Dean Martin" because I kind of don't
	🦇 10:31pm Julie: ↳ bobob @10:31 very cool!
	10:32pm bobob: Julie...yeah Lambchop
	10:33pm WLSClark: ↳ Julie @10:29 Lamb Chop and King Tut too?
	10:34pm WLSClark: ↳ Julie @10:31 He's like a cool Foster Brooks!
	🦇 10:35pm egould: ↳ Song: "Love Her Madly" by "The Doors" I haven’t heard this in almost four years. Before that, some maniac would play this multiple times daily at my local bar hangout.
	🦇 10:35pm Julie: is it "ROCK-Y" or "ROKE-Y"
	10:35pm Parq: Really enjoying tonight's show, Julie. Lots of hits, lots of great covers, lots of cool stuff. Yay!
	🦇 10:36pm Julie: ↳ egould @10:35 I'm sorry or you're welcome
	🦇 10:36pm Julie: ↳ Parq @10:35 PARQ! Yay I'm having a blast glad someone else is enjoying too!
	10:36pm bobob fabtriplasticland: doesn't XTC have a song with the same H Bosch title??????
	🦇 10:37pm Julie: ↳ bobob fabtriplasticland @10:36 yes I think so! I bet there are others too
	10:37pm bobobob: Rock-y
	10:38pm Dean: I actually enjoy Dean Martin's singing, but he's so randomly (as kids these days say) associated with wacky, drunken Friars Club denigration that I don't quite know where to place him.
	🦇 10:38pm Julie: ↳ bobobob @10:37 I had a feeling I'd been saying it wrong my whole life
	🦇 10:38pm egould: ↳ Julie @10:36 The bar had a strict “No complaining about what is played on the jukebox” policy. That policy has bled into my personal life. :-)
	10:38pm Dean: But you know if David Bowie can smear his persona all over the place, then why can't Dean?
	🦇 10:39pm Julie: Dean walked (stumbled) so David could run
	🦇 10:39pm Julie: ↳ Song: "We Are Hungry Men (Stereo)" by "David Bowie" it's amazing how weird even the early pop stuff is
	10:40pm still b/p: On film, Dean Martin was kind of the king of Phoning It In.
	10:40pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "Just Another Whistle Stop" by "The Band" RIP RR
	10:42pm Andrew S: i rewatched carny last night he had some acting chops too
	10:43pm WLSClark: Robbie..... :(
	🦇 10:43pm Julie: I haven't seen that in so long!
	10:44pm still b/p: There's a free doc available on Robbie and The Band, and, while who knows what the really reliable stories are, tales of him being a dick make me conflicted over the viewing prospect if it's going to feel elevatey tributey (thought obviously made before his death)..
	10:47pm Andrew S: sis who had arthur was straight up cool
	10:51pm MOM WHIG: ↳ Julie @10:43 That version of Joelen with Dolly is something to really listen to many times.
	10:55pm Dean: Don't get me started on film and phoning. The medium is made for that particular style of message.
	10:57pm Dean: I think one reason great artists are dicks is that we compel them to be so. We are at least as much to blame as these special individuals. Was Emily Dickinson a dick? No, because she kept out of the limelight. But then yes, because she kept out of the limelight.
	🦇 10:59pm Julie: ↳ Song: "Don't Step On The Grass (live)" by "Steppenwolf" my oldest sisters had this one too
	10:59pm Andrew S: so cool, not too often youll hear a dj dust this off
	10:59pm Scott_Oz: Thanks Julie, great spending time with you again in the darkness mate. 🌏🌏🌏🌞🍻😎🤙💨🍺🌻🦜🦜🦜
	10:59pm Dean: I stared endlessly at Steppenwolf Live at KMart, day after day. Never broke down to acquire it. Probably a big mistake.
	11:00pm Scott_Oz: Getting ahead of myself! Another hour!
	11:00pm Andrew S: underappreciated because of over exposure to a couple of songs. They did lots of cool stuff
	🦇 11:01pm Julie: ↳ Scott_Oz @11:00 YES! 3 hours! I was putting the show together and I was like, wait..I get another hour!
	🦇 11:02pm Julie: ↳ Dean @10:59 I heard this (double!) album long before I heard the studio versions.
	11:02pm Dean: I'd heard an album or two or three, but this was the one I wanted to have for my own. Not sure why, except for the cover, which remains effective to this day.
	🦇 11:03pm Julie: ↳ Dean @11:02 right?! How is it so great. It's so simple and yet..it just WOW
	🦇 11:03pm egould: ↳ Song: "Don't Step On The Grass (live)" by "Steppenwolf" Jammer.
	11:03pm Parq: We used to mark the anniversary of 11-17-70 every year. Sometimes these days, I still stop and take notice of it.
	🦇 11:04pm Julie: ↳ Parq @11:03 that album is a beautiful thing
	11:05pm Scobot: Love some Western soundtrack with my Cher.
	🦇 11:06pm Julie: ↳ Scobot @11:05 I don't know WTF Sonny was doing with this production but for some reason I love it. Especially in headphones
	11:07pm still b/p: ↳ Song: "I Will Wait For You" by "Cher" Fun fun version.
	11:08pm Scobot: Julie, I would imagine much better with headphones. My bt speaker sounds like a transistor radio.
	🦇 11:08pm Julie: ↳ Scobot @11:08 it really was different things happening in each year, at least her voice was in both channels because sometimes it's not
	🦇 11:09pm Julie: ↳ Julie @11:08 EAR. each EAR
	11:10pm still b/p: ↳ Song: "I Will Wait For You" by "Cher" And, it (by someone else) was the theme from the movie The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, so maybe is a wink in the choice.
	🦇 11:11pm Julie: ↳ still b/p @11:10 I KNOW! I just love that movie so much so of course I gravitated to that song
	🦇 11:11pm Julie: that movie breaks my heart every time
	🦇 11:18pm Midge: I'll catch the rest in the archive cuz I gotta go. TY Julie!
	🦇 11:20pm Julie: see ya Midge!
	11:20pm Scobot: I love these selections. Custom made for my mood, at least.
	🦇 11:21pm Julie: thank you so much, Scobot!
	11:29pm MOM WHIG: ↳ Julie @11:20 Thank you for the Fill-In tonite. Heading out now.
	🦇 11:30pm Julie: thanks for stopping by, Mom Whig!
	11:30pm asheville jon: Julie!!! Birds!!! (ssshhhh, i'm thinking they are asleep)
	11:31pm Dean: Which one is Suzi? The bass player?
	🦇 11:31pm Julie: hi asheville! Yes they are
	🦇 11:31pm Julie: ↳ Dean @11:31 yes, dark hair and bangs
	11:31pm Max D: ↳ MOM WHIG @11:29 See you Mom W!
	11:33pm Andrew S: ow what a cool track
	11:33pm Max D: ↳ Song: "Mr. Power" by "The Pleasure Seekers" This is very cool!
	11:34pm Andrew S: thats suzi quatro singing?
	🦇 11:34pm Julie: ↳ Andrew S @11:34 I'm not certain, it usually is but the others sing too I think
	11:35pm Andrew S: all i ever heard in my life was what a way to die cant believe there is a compilation
	🦇 11:35pm Julie: ↳ Andrew S @11:35 AND the followup band, Cradle! and it's all out on vinyl
	🦇 11:36pm Julie: Cradle is more hard rock. Great stuff. quatrorock.com...
	11:38pm Dean: When you run out of adjectives, try "crimson."
	11:39pm Andrew S: volume up
	🦇 11:39pm Julie: Dean, are you a Can fan?
	11:40pm Dean: Funny that you ask. I am not. I was aware of their output in the '70s, when I was into prog and related musics. But I never got into them, and I remain distant.
	11:40pm Andrew S: i remain close
	🦇 11:41pm Julie: I don't like a lot of their stuff, but the ones I like I REALLY like
	🦇 11:41pm Julie: ↳ Andrew S @11:40 Favorite album?
	🦇 11:42pm Julie: someone had suggested So Far... and I would happily play It's a rainy day over and over and over
	11:42pm Andrew S: bang for your buck tago mago but there are so many interesting things on so many albums....and right as im listening now this is likeso good
	🦇 11:42pm Julie: I have not listened to "Faust Tapes" though
	11:42pm Dean: I understand that reception of their work. For example, for the longest time I didn't like/get Henry Cow. Much later I did, and now I'm a fan of their oeuvre. I haven't yet traversed that barrier with Can.
	11:43pm Dean: Faust: also not a special fan. Heard them back in the day, never quite felt they made enough of a difference for me to care.
	11:43pm Andrew S: they just had a unique jam id listen to antyhinbg they do any time
	11:45pm Andrew S: that was particularly good though
	🦇 11:45pm Julie: This genre is a bit inscrutable to me. is this krautrock? I used to think Kraftwerk (later stuff) was but it's different
	11:45pm Andrew S: everything blends
	11:46pm Dean: I like the messier Krautrock: old Guru Guru, Grobschnitt, Jane, Kraan, Eloy. It is Krautrock, i.e., German quasi-progressive noodling and jamming.
	🦇 11:47pm Julie: but like computerworld, trans europe, it's not technopop (not to be confused with techno)
	11:47pm erik (vt): Dang it - I didn’t realize it was yet another opportunity to hear a Julie take us higher …
	🦇 11:47pm Julie: I feel like that's what we called that stuff... Computer World, Numan, height of fame Devo and Human League
	11:49pm Dean: But good lord, nobody plays early Genesis anymore but you. Kraftwerk were in many ways sui generis, their own gig. Their early stuff was more "Krautrocky," their later stuff almost unique to them. They obviously influenced Numan, Devo, etc., but they don't particularly belong in a category with those latecomers.
	🦇 11:49pm Julie: categorizing things isn't that important really but it helps if you want "more like this"
	11:49pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "Black Sabbath" by "Coven" I'm lovin' Coven!
	🦇 11:49pm Julie: ↳ Dean @11:49 I was surprised by the early Kraftwerk stuff! very different
	11:50pm Dean: Yes, and intriguing.
	🦇 11:50pm Julie: ↳ Song: "Black Sabbath" by "Coven" still blows my mind, major label putting this out
	11:51pm Dean: Didn't Coven have a hit?
	🦇 11:51pm Julie: One Tin Soldier but technically it was just her, she insisted it be credited to the group
	11:52pm Dean: News to me!
	🦇 11:52pm Julie: I feel like they are still playing, or at least she is
	11:54pm Erik (VT): Well I missed most of it all - love the playlist though. Sorry to be a bit too late for the CAN convo … they blew me away when discovered at 16 1981! Those developmental years - oh so significant. I say it was the utter change from album to album of Can that made them so special. Not one feels like the next. So if you wanna fall for a certain Sound - that would be a challenge. I adore Future Days, EGE BAMYASI , Unlimited Edition!, Tago Mago! but imo: everything from 1968 thru 1975 is worthy. etc etc
	🦇 11:55pm Julie: thanks Erik!
	11:55pm Dean: For crying out loud, they are still around. And if WP is to be believed Oz Osbourne was once a member.
	🦇 11:56pm Julie: ↳ Dean @11:55 he kinda stole their schtick eh?
	11:56pm Max D: Loved the show, Julie! Thanks for the musical trip(s).
	🦇 11:56pm Julie: Thanks Max!
	11:57pm Dean: But he added value.
	11:57pm asheville jon: Thanks Julie! Goodnight Birds!
	11:58pm still b/p: A wealth of winners well-spun. Thank you.
	11:58pm Erik (VT): Re Faust : Imo , def start with Faust TAPES (their most surreal listing experience), also love their bizarre First album. So Far (2nd) is more hard to pin down And many find “IV” their peak. (Not me - but it’s still great). Just get that Re Rec megaCorp box set , and get it over with. Ps : CAN : Lost Tapes is a surprisingly Strong 💪 barrel scrapings 3xCD set. Don’t start there - but great addition for collectors !
	12:00am Scott_Oz: Thanks again Julie! 🍻😎🤙💨🌻❤️🦇🦜🦜
	12:01am Erik (VT): I will hafta wait till next time for my Quattro sisters 👯‍♀️ & related etc inquiries …
	🦇 12:01am Julie: I'll be in for Carol on the mothership on Sunday!
	🦇 12:01am Julie: in the weeee hours
	🦇 12:02am Julie: thanks everyone!
	12:23am Erik (VT): ↳ Dean @11:42 Dean, imo: the CAN albums are best appreciated in their entirety (as individual experiences); like ye olde days , when we weren’t so distracted and didn’t have access to everything everywhere all at once. The individual albums kinda build a vibe that some of the solid compilations Don’t quite match. But those carefully curated & self cherry picked (Holger & Irmin) collections still Can make magic moments. I highly recommend the band selected 👉 “Unlimited Edition” = such variety on one 80min CD (formerly a 2xLP set). Yet it’s not as classic as their unusual peak period. Note: many fans will direct one to “Soon Over Babaluma” - yet imo that was a very transitional album that had polarizing high highs & a few lows. “FUTURE DAYS” 1973 is my personal pick winner.

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from August 14, 2023

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