WFMU: Blah Blah Woof Woof with Fox: Playlist from May 5, 2024

Listener comments!
	3:01am Adi From Sheffield: Morning. Setting off to get the tram but you're in my ears.
	3:05am Spikey BXL: Hey Fox! Despite the wrath of the transportation gods, you're with us. Good morning to you and all tuned in.
	3:07am Hunterian: You made it in! Yay!
	3:10am Fox: So much time wasted waiting!!!! Hellooooooo my lovelies! Nice to see you here, Hunterian!
	3:11am Paulo AD: Hey my friends :)
	3:12am Chris Crisco: Baaa Baaa Woof Woof Fox Fox!
	3:14am Jim in MA: Hi Fox and listeners, ready for some howling tunes?
	3:15am JReganK: Greetings from the NJ Pines!
	3:16am Blissland: Greetings from the butt end of Ulster County
	3:16am Paulo AD: How was everyone's weekend?
	3:19am fred: Hello Fox and all
	3:20am JReganK: ...Curate that flow...
	3:22am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @3:19 Howdy Fred, only one ball again yesterday.. Might be getting the hang of it haha
	3:22am Fox: It's a migraine day.Wasn't expecting that!
	3:23am Hubig Pie: Hello -oo-oo-oo Echo-oo,-oo-,oo Now pinch hitting for Pedro Barbon, Manny Mota-mota-,mota......
	3:23am Fox: But this track is reminding me of The Legend of Sirius AKA the Water Prince and the Fire Child.
	3:25am JReganK: Wishing you a surfeit of pungent wasabi!
	3:25am Paulo AD: ↳ Fox @3:22 Oooffff, turn the lights down. Hope you feel better soon
	3:27am Erik/VT: Bummer - but in response - we get trippier dreamy late overnight vibes (I say, lay it over us, like an audio blanket).
	3:28am fred: ↳ Paulo AD @3:22 Impressive! Which god ate it this time?
	3:30am JReganK: Am I dreaming or do I hear Bowie lyrics?
	3:30am Hubig Pie: Sound and Vision deconstructed. Nice
	3:31am Hunterian: ↳ Fox @3:22 Well that sucks. Somewhere, your migraine and my toothache are sharing a laugh.
	3:32am Erik/VT: ↳ Song: "Dolphin Activation" by "Ari Aurelia" 🫀’d it. poots in mind of the obscure Linguistic Leprosy album by Lady June (Kevin Ayers missus?).
	3:33am Destroit: Hiya Fox and everyone. Sleepy but tryna hang for a bit 🙂
	3:33am Blissland: sounds like Kurt Load
	3:33am Blissland: yeah I was right
	3:33am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @3:33 Good call
	3:34am Hubig Pie: Permanent outer shell?
	3:34am Blissland: ↳ JReganK @3:33 I didn't know it was his birth day though
	3:34am Jim in MA: Who else gets headaches from the music of Sirius?
	3:35am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @3:34 Fox is sharp as a tack!
	3:36am Blissland: ↳ JReganK @3:35 yeah that's pretty esoteric. Unless she knows him. In which case I probably shouldn't have called him Kurt Load
	3:37am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @3:33 Load? Beware of Freudian banana peels. Lol!
	3:38am coelacanth∅: Greetings Fox!
	3:38am Blissland: I think there should be more earthlings on fire
	3:38am Blissland: uh ... I mean fewer
	3:40am Spikey BXL: ↳ Blissland @3:38 Or a better selection
	3:41am Blissland: ↳ Spikey BXL @3:40 can't hurt
	3:41am fred: ↳ Song: "Law (Earthlings on Fire)" by "David Bowie" I actually love Earthling. Then again, my fave Bowie record is Outside, so my judgment is probably not to be trusted
	3:47am JReganK: I prefer the 70' to 80' decade of Bowie's oeuvre!
	3:48am Blissland: I prefer nearly everything done in the 70s
	3:49am Erik/VT: ↳ fred @3:41 Earthling - a less celebrated “drum & bass” Bowie. Gotta hand it to him for keeping it churning thru his latter years. Outside = so dense & impenetrable. Unusually for me, Listening to that one can get overwhelming. Still, love it. My pet fave Bowie is Lodger (1979).
	3:49am Blissland: I've yet to activate my dolphin
	3:50am JReganK: ↳ Erik/VT @3:49 Nice percussion and Lodger as well as Adrian Belew.
	3:50am Blissland: I'll have to look into Outside
	3:52am Blissland: Looks like I missed everything from the 80s on except Blackstar
	3:53am Erik/VT: ↳ JReganK @3:50 ¿Is it common knowledge that Lodger influenced Talking Heads’ “remain in light” albumen?
	3:54am Blissland: videodrome
	3:54am fred: ↳ Erik/VT @3:49 I remember Bowie and Eno said Outside was to be the first of a series. Never happened obviously
	3:54am Blissland: with Debbie Harry
	3:54am Blissland: oh, Dead Ringers
	3:55am Blissland: oh that
	3:55am Jim in MA: What's your favorite David Bowie album from the 70s?
	3:55am David Shortell: ↳ JReganK @3:15 I was at Albert Music Hall in Waretown this evening for their first Elvis tribute night.
	3:55am Spikey BXL: ↳ Jim in MA @3:55 Lodger for me
	3:56am Blissland: it was the 2nd version of Crimes of the Future
	3:56am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @3:28 God of sand again!!! I did manage it hit a massive drive.... All the way to the tee box on the other side of the course haha
	3:56am JReganK: ↳ Erik/VT @3:53 Great production on Lodger. below really put Remain In Light over the fence.
	3:56am Paulo AD: I have Bowie tattood on my chest
	3:56am JReganK: ↳ David Shortell @3:55 How was it?
	3:57am Paulo AD: ↳ Spikey BXL @3:55 Station to station here
	3:57am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @3:56 Any particular character or era?
	3:58am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @3:57 It's the aladdin sane cover, standard. It was a wedding present from my friend, which seems a bit sad now
	3:58am fred: ↳ Jim in MA @3:55 Probably Low, Warszawa being the tie-breaker
	3:59am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @3:58 Great album and character!
	4:03am JReganK: "...TOOOOOO MINNNNNNITTTTTSSSSSS!!!!!"
	4:03am Erik/VT: ↳ Jim in MA @3:55 Lodger =🥇 Station to Station =🥈 Hunky Dory =🥉 IMNSHO, Ziggy Stardust is so beyond, that it’s off the choices. (Like foregoing Led Zeps “lV” from listings).
	4:03am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @3:59 It really is, so iconic. Though I love the thin white Duke, peppers milk and cocaine era. I have been lucky enough to see him three times, Glastonbury was just something else
	4:03am fred: ↳ JReganK @3:56 Did you hear Angélique Kidjo's cover of Remain in Light? She covered the whole album, I love it
	4:04am Bob Barth: ... Did you fall in LOVE?
	4:04am Spikey BXL: ↳ JReganK @4:03 🔓 Frank Costanza unlocked
	4:04am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:03 Damn! You lucky man! I never got to see him.
	4:05am David Shortell: ↳ JReganK @3:56 I only stayed for an hour. A rendition of "A Little Less Conversation" interested me the most. The elderly Piney crowd there fascinates me!
	4:05am Jim in MA: ↳ Spikey BXL @3:55 Ziggy Stardust all the way, my friend!
	4:06am JReganK: ↳ David Shortell @4:05 They're a breed apart!
	4:07am Paulo AD: ↳ Jim in MA @4:05 I think the problem is I've heard it so much, you know what I mean? The Berlin trilogy always has something new to give
	4:07am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @4:04 Sorry about that :( as I said I was very fortunate. The glasto set is on YouTube I think, let me check
	4:08am Paulo AD: youtu.be...
	4:08am fred: ↳ Erik/VT @4:03 I think you're right. It's just that I listened to it so much it lost its appeal to me. I guess I was overthinking
	4:08am Spikey BXL: ↳ Paulo AD @4:07 Nothing but love for the Hansa studios albums
	4:09am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @4:08 Exactly what I said
	4:09am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:03 Yeah! Aladdin Sane's an almost perfect album. The spiders were tight. Great piano work, as well as, writing.
	4:10am JReganK: Rub it in, Fox!
	4:11am Paulo AD: ↳ Spikey BXL @4:08 Oh man, I've been very fortunate to go there with Tony viscontis son, well I didn't know him but he was on the same tour
	4:11am David Shortell: David Cronenberg was unfamiliar with the graphic novel "A History of Violence" (written by Judge Dredd creator John Wagner) when he directed his film version. I daresay he improved it though.
	4:11am JReganK: I need a companion in envy!
	4:11am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @4:10 Oh hahah that's two of us rubbing it in sorry
	4:12am Spikey BXL: ↳ JReganK @4:11 Jelly too here
	4:12am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:11 lol!
	4:12am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @4:09 Crazy the change from that to diamond dogs to young Americans to station to station
	4:12am JReganK: ↳ Spikey BXL @4:12 ;P
	4:13am Paulo AD: Here's a good question, who would you have loved to have seen but will never be able to see? As a man with a zoso tattoo I'd love to have seen zep. Original misfits too
	4:13am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:12 That quality was part of his genius.
	4:14am fred: My top concerts I'll never see but would love to: Bjork, Neil Young
	4:15am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:13 Ha! Missed Zep, too!
	4:15am fred: ↳ Paulo AD @4:13 Are you reading my mind but just typing faster today?
	4:15am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @4:14 You could possibly do both of the. Does bjork still tour?
	4:16am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:13 Had tickets. Then, Bonzo bought the farm!
	4:16am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @4:15 Haha I'm on my own and haven't spoken to a human today so yes I'm fast lol
	4:16am Jim in MA: ↳ fred @3:58 Sounds like a 'Low' blow, Fred! Warszawa's a gem.
	4:16am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @4:16 Gaaahhh devestated :( I tried to get tickets for the reunion in London but no dice
	4:16am JReganK: Fox. There has to be more to it than that!
	4:17am Spikey BXL: ↳ Paulo AD @4:13 Phil Lynott with Lizzy
	4:17am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @4:15 Also, we are very good friends so maybe we have that weird universal connection lol
	4:17am Paulo AD: ↳ Spikey BXL @4:17 God that's a good one!
	4:18am JReganK: ↳ Spikey BXL @4:17 Ouch! That was a true loss!
	4:18am Paulo AD: I mean, obviously the beatles
	4:18am fred: ↳ Paulo AD @4:15 The price is just not worth it (plus going to an arena with thousands of people and overpriced beer is not appealing to me at all) I left out Kate Bush, because she probably won't do another live show
	4:19am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:18 Too young for that. But, I've seen Ringo!
	4:19am Paulo AD: Clearly on my own and over thinking. OK, what's the band you've seen the most? I think I've seen tallica about 15 times, oasis maybe 12, and lost count of the super furry animals
	4:20am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @4:19 My friend had a very cool interaction with macca in NYC, they talked about dog rescue for a bit. She said he was very kind
	4:20am JReganK: ↳ fred @4:14 Neil puts on a good show.
	4:21am Spikey BXL: ↳ Paulo AD @4:19 Should one leave out bands they've toured with under any capacity? Because those numbers add up fast
	4:22am Paulo AD: ↳ Spikey BXL @4:21 Ture, alot of mine are festivals. But crack on my friend
	4:23am Paulo AD: Best live bands I've seen, ghost were just unreal, a proper show. And tenacious d had me in tears laughing
	4:23am Paulo AD: Sorry fox, gonna have to turn this off for a second before I start crying
	4:24am Blissland: ugh it's going back to winter again
	4:24am Spikey BXL: ↳ Paulo AD @4:22 Would have to be Jersey's own E.Town Concrete purely in numbers. Bigger acts, we're on Slayer most probably.
	4:25am Blissland: I guess this is why Marnie Nixon sang in My Fair Lady
	4:25am Cosmic: Yes fox 🌕
	4:25am fred: ↳ Paulo AD @4:19 That you've heard of, The Ex (16 times). I think I saw TG Gondard the most, probably near 20. But that's nothing compared to dance. I've seen Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker around 70 times at least
	4:25am William Hellfire: ↳ Song: "Moon River" by "Henry Mancini" Didn't he do the creature from the black lagoon soundtrack?!?
	4:25am Spikey BXL: Or Tiamat, I used to joke back then they were always supporting the headliners I wanted to see. Am thinking this was a heavy pay to play period for them, but I racked up a load of their shows.. unwillingly
	4:25am Blissland: Thank goodness Julie Andrews didn't do it, otherwise she would not have done Mary Poppins
	4:26am Paulo AD: ↳ Spikey BXL @4:24 Oh haha locals bands yeah totally. I have a fun y story about slayer, they were late for a festival one year and they put taking back Sunday in their place..... It was ugly haha
	4:26am tom tom the pipers son: greetings fox and people....
	4:26am JReganK: Probably the weirdest performance space for me was McCoy Tyner at a main branch library. Solo piano.
	4:27am Jim in MA: ↳ Erik/VT @4:03 Ch-ch-ch-changes, Lodger's a top choice!
	4:27am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @4:25 I still dram of the Phillip glass/lucinda child's show. One of the greatest things I've ever seen
	4:27am Paulo AD: *dream
	4:27am Hunterian: ↳ Song: "Moon River" by "Henry Mancini" Mancini wrote this song for Hepburn, and I don’t think anyone else ever sang it quite as well, though many tried.
	4:27am Spikey BXL: ↳ Paulo AD @4:27 Someone is pining for scotch here
	4:27am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @4:25 The universe is truly just!
	4:28am JReganK: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @4:26 Hey Tom!
	4:28am Paulo AD: ↳ Hunterian @4:27 I cannot agree hard enough. I have alot of memories associated with it, so I had to turn it off for a second
	4:28am Blissland: ↳ William Hellfire @4:25 strangely enough, you are correct
	4:28am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:27 Feeling better?
	4:28am fred: ↳ Paulo AD @4:27 Was it "Dance?". I think I saw that 5 times
	4:29am tom tom the pipers son: hey j regan...
	4:29am JReganK: ↳ William Hellfire @4:25 Hey, William!
	4:30am Blissland: ↳ JReganK @4:27 occasionally
	4:30am William Hellfire: ↳ Blissland @3:54 All the fun horror references early in the am. Saw dead ringers in the theatre first run.
	4:31am Blissland: ↳ William Hellfire @4:30 one of Cronenberg's masterpieces. The one Fox was thinking of is the 2022 version of Crimes of the Future
	4:32am fred: ↳ fred @4:28 I saw Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker's Rain 7 times (set to Reich's music for 18 musicians, twice with Ictus playing live)
	4:33am JReganK: Grace!
	4:33am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @4:28 It was, it was the last ever performance
	4:33am William Hellfire: ↳ Paulo AD @4:12 Christiana F is a comfort film in the Hellfire house.
	4:34am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @4:28 Yeah bud, just hit me a bit hard. Dealing with ex stuff this morning
	4:34am Spikey BXL: ↳ fred @4:32 Saw it once, in Antwerp
	4:34am Strandlund: Good Morning Fox!!
	4:34am William Hellfire: ↳ fred @4:14 Saw sugar cubes with PIL New order. 1989
	4:35am fred: ↳ Song: "Moon River" by "Henry Mancini" Have you seen Kid Koala do Moon River? It can get amazing! (I think it's his mom's fave song)
	4:35am Toothgrinder Tom: What are all you fine people doing up at this hour?
	4:35am Blissland: I'll let the fine people handle that one
	4:36am fred: ↳ Paulo AD @4:33 Did Lucinda Childs perform the solo?
	4:36am Hunterian: ↳ Paulo AD @4:28 I also have many memories associated with that song, and kind of have to be alone whenever I watch her sing it in the film.
	4:36am JReganK: ↳ Song: "The Guilty Always Run" by "Tyrone Power" It's always over a gurl!
	4:36am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @4:35 Ha!
	4:37am Jim in MA: ↳ Paulo AD @4:07 Putting the Ziggy in Stardust, mate!
	4:37am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:34 I've cried my share, too.
	4:38am William Hellfire: ↳ Blissland @4:31 Naked Lunch is my fave.
	4:38am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "The Guilty Always Run" by "Tyrone Power" tyrone power, probably around time of nightmare alley '47
	4:38am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @4:36 Unfortunately not :( I'd have loved to have seen that. Saying that I was a dance show Newby so maybe
	4:38am JReganK: ↳ William Hellfire @4:38 That was a good one.
	4:38am Paulo AD: ↳ Hunterian @4:36 Awww bud, have a cwtch from me :)
	4:38am Blissland: ↳ William Hellfire @4:38 also one of the best
	4:39am fred: ↳ Spikey BXL @4:34 Man, PARTS is in Brussels! I'd be basically squatting there begging for a ticket (which I did once, not in Brussels though)
	4:39am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @4:37 Cwtch for you too. We all need more cwtches
	4:39am Blissland: Videodrome is my personal favorite, not just because of Debbie
	4:39am Paulo AD: Oh, cwtch is Welsh for a strong loving hug
	4:39am Toothgrinder Tom: Love it when she plays these old radio dramas.
	4:40am Paulo AD: Haha I had a flash back to cat bomb listening to a radio play lol
	4:40am Blissland: But I found Dead Ringers extremely moving in an inexplicable way. Some of the best cinema does that. Like L'Aventura
	4:41am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:39 How do you pronounce it? lol!
	4:41am Spikey BXL: Resurfacing the bored
	4:41am William Hellfire: ↳ JReganK @4:38 Saw it in the theatre twice. My college English teacher stole the VHS from me.
	4:42am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:40 Hertz's CBC plays are the best!
	4:42am tom tom the pipers son: similar dark role to "nightmare..." maybe this followed that one
	4:43am JReganK: ↳ William Hellfire @4:41 Good cast! I know teachers don't make shit. But, Jeez!
	4:43am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @4:41 Haha good question mmmm lets see how goolgle does it
	4:43am Toothgrinder Tom: I often think about how popular these radio dramas once were and how today that golden age of the medium remains unremembered and unmourned, perhaps for good reason, I don’t know. My parents told me that in that era everyone had their own favorite show or shows.
	4:44am Paulo AD: It's says kutch, but that not right. Cooow tch
	4:44am Erik/VT: ↳ Song: "The Guilty Always Run" by "Tyrone Power" Nightmare Alley 1947 so definitive and Tyrone Power at his peak perf power -(along with razors edge). Still a jaw-dropper. Even del Toros update can’t hold a candle to it. (Although I appreciate that attempt as well). Joan Blondell is a total FAVE!
	4:45am JReganK: ↳ Song: "The Guilty Always Run" by "Tyrone Power" Is that William Conrad?
	4:45am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @4:42 It always comes on as I hit the gym haha This is a great one
	4:45am Toothgrinder Tom: @Blissland the Cronenvwrg movie with Jeremy Irons in a double role? One of the more disturbing movies I’ve seen. Don’t think I could watch it again.
	4:45am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:45 Ha!
	4:45am William Hellfire: Watched MST3K Deadly Bees (banned episode) then followed by Phinomina aka Creepers with Jennifer Connolly. All the whiskey was gone by 8 pm so way to early to bed.
	4:45am Blissland: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @4:45 yeah that's the one
	4:46am Blissland: disturbing and poignant
	4:46am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:44 Hmmmm. How would Tom Jones say it?
	4:47am JReganK: ↳ Song: "Secret Surfin' Spot" by "Dick Dale and His Del-To... Ha! Didn't hear that one coming!
	4:48am Toothgrinder Tom: @Blissland have you seen the Rachel Weisz tv version?
	4:48am Spikey BXL: ↳ JReganK @4:46 With his shirt off
	4:48am Jim in MA: Bringing drama to radio like a golden age star.
	4:49am Blissland: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @4:48 no, never heard of it
	4:49am JReganK: ↳ Spikey BXL @4:48 Nah! That tight waisted flamenco outfit!
	4:49am Cosmic: He’s a fool, a fool I tell you! A lot of lying to stay free to surf. If he gets found out he’ll never hang ten again!
	4:50am Fox: ↳ Blissland @4:40 The scene where the actress leaves, and Beverley is standing in his dressing gown, and the camera is all the way on the other soide of the foyer, giving them privacy for the pathetic moment of his desperation and lonliness. He touches his bare feet on her. It's sooooo perfect.
	4:50am Fox: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @4:43 I've been thinking the same lately.
	4:50am Fox: ↳ JReganK @4:45 Yes.
	4:51am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "Secret Surfin' Spot" by "Dick Dale and His Del-To... just struck me.. maybe there's a connection between swing(jazz) and surf(rock) rhythmically
	4:51am Blissland: ↳ Fox @4:50 I don't recall particulars of it like that, just the general impression
	4:51am Strandlund: ↳ Fox @4:50 This is why WFMU is the greatest radio station in the universe!!
	4:51am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @4:40 Bette Davis?
	4:51am Blissland: ↳ Fox @4:50 The one you were thinking of is Crimes of the Future
	4:51am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @4:46 HHHUUUUHHH think I better dance now hHa
	4:51am Toothgrinder Tom: Sidney Greenstteet had a late career resurgence with his radio performance as Rex Stout’s agoraphobic detective Nero Wolfe in the late 40’s or early 50’s. I enjoyed listening to some of those programs recently.
	4:52am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:51 Ha!
	4:52am William Hellfire: I made a lot of strangulation movies. Stranger than that I know a man who made way more than me
	4:52am Paulo AD: ↳ Spikey BXL @4:48 Obviously, though he kept his shirt on when I saw him last.... Very low unbutton though
	4:53am Blissland: ↳ JReganK @4:51 you mean L'Aventura? That was Antonioni with Monica Vitti
	4:54am fred: ↳ fred @4:39 I had worked all day an night that day, it was a duo with my favorite dancer, Cynthia Loemij. I didn't have a ticket, but I went there with a sign 5 hours before the show. Someone at the venue took pity and sold me a comp ticket she thought wouldn't be claimed. I spent 3+ hours walking around a nearby lake so not to fall asleep. Turned out the ticket was for a former dancer of the company (I recognized her and was embarrassed), so the woman who sold me the ticket came over and told me not to take the seat (everyone was on the stage) but sit on the edge of the oval where they danced. I couldn't believe my luck
	4:54am JReganK: ↳ William Hellfire @4:52 It's a tension-release issue with stranglers, isn't it?
	4:55am tom tom the pipers son: saw l'aventura in college in school auditorium, we all laughed at it. maybe too young. haven't seen it since
	4:55am Spikey BXL: ↳ Paulo AD @4:52 Did you fling your knickers at him?
	4:56am Blissland: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @4:55 that's odd, I don't recall anything about it that could have been humorous. But it was a long time ago
	4:56am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @4:53 I'll have to put that on my watchlist. along with Crimes Of The Future.
	4:56am Toothgrinder Tom: Stan Lee has said that he based Dr Strange on a radio drama character named Chandu the Magician.
	4:57am Paulo AD: I bet he did kill her
	4:57am Blissland: ↳ JReganK @4:56 Cronenberg did 2 pictures with that title, the first one in 1970
	4:57am Spikey BXL: ↳ fred @4:54 super
	4:57am Paulo AD: ↳ Spikey BXL @4:55 Haha they were taking knickers and Welsh flags off people
	4:58am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Blissland @4:56 i think wee thought the drama was contrived and the rich peoples problems aspect of it too
	4:59am Jim in MA: Creating suspense like a strangulation scene, intriguing and captivating.
	4:59am Blissland: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @4:58 oh, it's possible. It's too long ago for me to remember
	4:59am William Hellfire: ↳ JReganK @4:54 Control. The one you strangle looks to you for the opportunity to take a breath. It's also that the final moments before death look like orgasm. Aka the little death.
	5:00am fred: ↳ Paulo AD @4:57 That had to be a weird security line!
	5:00am JReganK: ↳ William Hellfire @4:59 Damn!
	5:01am JReganK: ↳ Song: "The Guilty Always Run" by "Tyrone Power" "Just don't whimper!"
	5:01am Toothgrinder Tom: @Blissland 4:49 it’s supposed to be good but I couldn’t get into it. And I love Rachel Weisz!
	5:01am Panther: Fox!!! This is wild!
	5:02am Blissland: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:01 I remember her being a looker
	5:03am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ JReganK @5:01 i got a poem, not yet on instagram...
	5:04am Toothgrinder Tom: Unfortunately she’s married … to Daniel Craig no less!
	5:04am Cosmic: I thoroughly enjoyed that. Gonna hot rod my Volvo now, Thanks Fox.
	5:05am JReganK: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @5:03 Lay it on us!
	5:06am William Hellfire: Vamp is bad. Fox did you see Central Park Drifter aka late shift? It's also very bad late 80s but I think you will like it.
	5:06am William Hellfire: Hahaha Fox!!!
	5:06am Blissland: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:04 it seems she does a lot of crappy pictures, although she was in the Lovely Bones
	5:06am tom tom the pipers son: Not NYT Junk Poetry Full-Blown Famine Captivates the Courtroom As This Common Condition Tunes Out Watching Horses Die On The Track And Grapples With Antitrust Threat In Wartime Role Where Meteor Showers Are Vanishing From Libraries
	5:07am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @5:00 Haha imagine. They were taking off them in the seats. God, I love tom. His new stuff is very interesting and pretty cool
	5:07am Paulo AD: Oh wow, I just bought a Keith haring
	5:08am JReganK: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @5:06 Vanishing along with the libraries!
	5:09am Toothgrinder Tom: I was surprised to see her playing Scarlett Johansson’s mom in that Black Widow standalone movie.
	5:09am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @5:07 He's incapable of putting out a bad album.
	5:10am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ JReganK @5:08 true...
	5:10am Blissland: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:09 they're practically the same age
	5:10am Jim in MA: Fox's movie recommendations really keep us on the edge!
	5:10am William Hellfire: Allen Watts!!!!
	5:10am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @5:09 Oh trust me, he has haha The drummer in my old band lives in his old house, so basically I've been in the same hit tub tom has probably got up to now good in haha
	5:11am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ JReganK @5:08 might revise
	5:11am William Hellfire: Hi!
	5:11am Paulo AD: I really love the message boards, really keeps a lonely man company :) love you guys
	5:11am David Shortell: "The Phantom Tollbooth", as in the poorly regarded Chuck Jones movie based on the highly regarded Norman Juster/Jules Feiffer book?
	5:12am Mr. Pumpy: Grace in The Beastmaster!
	5:12am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @5:10 Tom Jones tub vibes. That's some mighty JU JU!
	5:13am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ David Shortell @5:11 there was an indie band named phantom tollboth fronted by bongwater's dave rick
	5:13am Cosmic: Good morning 😁🙏
	5:13am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @5:12 I felt revitalised after it haha.
	5:14am Toothgrinder Tom: We love you too Paulo but … how many tattoos do you have??
	5:14am Blissland: I finally changed the bong water last wednesday
	5:14am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @5:13 "It's Not Unusual!"
	5:14am David Shortell: Pat Carroll achieved notoriety in the early Seventies as the patient who was mean to Mary Richards.
	5:15am Cosmic: I met an artist the other day who knew Keith Haring in the early chalk subway days and he has some great memories.
	5:15am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @5:14 Thing's are looking up!
	5:15am Blissland: ↳ JReganK @5:15 heh
	5:16am Paulo AD: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:14 Well, they all kind of blend into one after a but, especially the sleeves. Maybe 15 on my legs, back, chest and arms. If love to get my hands and neck done but Banking in the middle east haha
	5:16am Michael of Cologne: Hi Fox. Today is Karl Marx's birthday, Where would the U.S. be today without him?!.
	5:16am Blissland: thanks
	5:16am Erik/VT: ↳ Paulo AD @4:13 re coveted concerts; I guess Bowie (circa 1971-1982 era). Roxy Music (1972- 1976 era). Neil Young (rust never sleeps tour). Television (original era). Joy Division (after 1st album tours) Wire (after chairs missing) Buzzcocks (anytime) Blondie (‘76-‘80 & latter as well) Talking Heads (remain in light tour) Elvis Costello (after armed forces & wheel spinning tour & imperial bedroom tour & king of america tour etc). NYDolls. Stevie Wonder (key of life tour). Doll by Doll in concert! blah yadda blah.
	5:17am David Shortell: ↳ David Shortell @5:11 Correction: Norton Juster.
	5:17am William Hellfire: ↳ Erik/VT @5:16 Whoa!
	5:17am Toothgrinder Tom: @Fox right on, Madame DJ - it’s bizarre to me that this once so influential medium is so difficult to get any hard details on - I think there’s only one or two books about it on Amazon for example.
	5:18am Erik/VT: Oh Carpe Diem, - so forgot, XTC (Black Sea tour!)
	5:19am Fox: ↳ Blissland @4:51 Yes, thanks!!!
	5:19am William Hellfire: KGB BAR OR the theatre next to it used to do live radio theater. They did King Kong. I'd be down for live radio play on Blah Blah Woof Woof. With saw of course.
	5:19am Paulo AD: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:14 This is one of my faves www.instagram.com...
	5:20am Paulo AD: It's my avatar :)
	5:20am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @5:14 BA doom cha
	5:20am Toothgrinder Tom: @Paulo a real illustrated man (hat tip to Ray Bradbury).
	5:21am Jim in MA: Let's reminisce about those unforgettable concert experiences, shall we?
	5:21am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @5:20 :P
	5:22am Toothgrinder Tom: @fox I would love to take you up on that radio drama challenge re writing a script but how long should it be/what kind of drama and/or tone are you looking for/where to submit it?
	5:22am JReganK: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:20 Not a terrible movie.
	5:24am JReganK: ↳ Song: "War Isn't Murder" by "Jesse Welles" Picking up the baton from John Prine.
	5:24am Paulo AD: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:20 Haha the kids over here love it, one said I look like a comic book hhaha
	5:25am William Hellfire: Fox do you like shot on video 80s 90s era movies?
	5:25am Paulo AD: The greatest horror film has to be the og wicker man. So creepy and eerie
	5:26am fred: Two shows I missed because I had a dance show that day and thought "I'll catch it next time", but there was no next time: Joe Strummer and Gil Scott-Heron
	5:26am David Shortell: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @5:13 Indeed? I've seen him in Bongwater, B.A.L.L., and the Martinets.
	5:27am Toothgrinder Tom: @Paulo 5:25 agreed - one of my favorite indie horror movies. And the scariest parts take place in broad daylight which is I think quite a feat.
	5:27am William Hellfire: ↳ Paulo AD @5:25 All the singing animal masks ass slapping. I find it joyful.
	5:27am Mr. Pumpy: ↳ fred @5:26 I passed up on going to see Zappa in the 80s. Likewise, there was no next time.
	5:29am Paulo AD: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:27 The bit where ekland is dancing in her room with that music...... Be still my black goth heart lol
	5:29am Toothgrinder Tom: The only bad part about the Wicker Man is that Britt Eckland’s character has a body double do her nude scenes, and I think that was inserted without her knowledge or permission. Not cool.
	5:29am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @5:25 Classic! It's a weird comedy that does a complete "180" when Ed Woodward's character burns.
	5:30am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @5:29 They used a body double for those scenes.
	5:30am Paulo AD: ↳ William Hellfire @5:27 Have you ever heard of mari lwyd in Wales? Look it up and yes we are weird haha
	5:30am JReganK: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:29 Ooops! Beat me to it!
	5:31am David Shortell: ↳ William Hellfire @4:45 "The Deadly Bees" is most notable for Ron Wood's band, The Birds, playing a song they never released on a record.
	5:32am William Hellfire: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:29 On a lighter note have you seen THE MONSTER CLUB? Brit is in that. It's a kids horror anthology mixed with what the producers thought was punk rock.
	5:32am Jim in MA: What's your favorite wicker man horror film?
	5:32am Paulo AD: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:29 Oh really, did not know that. Why on earth did they ever do a remake. I love nic cage but that film was a shocker
	5:32am William Hellfire: ↳ David Shortell @5:31 So funny. They were pretty heavy!
	5:33am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @5:29 Jesus christ no haha love that bit
	5:33am JReganK: ↳ William Hellfire @5:32 That's with Vincent Price and John Caradine?
	5:33am Toothgrinder Tom: I don’t know if you’re old enough to remember @Paulo but at the time that movie came out there was a trend of these kind of horror movies where an outsider intrudes on a bunch of rural folk who he or she condescends to or finds colorful only to discover they’re practicing forbidden pagan rites and need a sacrificial lamb. One of Bette Davis’s last movies was a tv movie with this theme, scared the crap out of me as a youngster.
	5:33am Paulo AD: ↳ William Hellfire @5:32 I flipping love that film :)
	5:33am Erik/VT: ↳ Song: "Rich People" by "Carsie Blanton" Jeezum Crow, accessibe concert: one should attend a Carsie Blanton show if one can! She’s a fabulous easy story telling sort.Great tunes & lyrics! Not strident at all - FUNNY & Funtime. Attending my 3rd Blanton May 9th!
	5:34am William Hellfire: ↳ fred @5:26 I missed the bad brains at city gardens.
	5:34am Paulo AD: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:33 79 for me sir, but I love this. I'll take all the recommendations
	5:34am JReganK: ↳ William Hellfire @5:34 I saw them there!
	5:34am fred: ↳ Paulo AD @5:30 Did you check out Obey Cobra? I think they refer to mari lwyd in a song. I haven't listened much, I hope to see them live first
	5:35am Toothgrinder Tom: @Hellfire no never heard of it. What year?
	5:35am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @5:34 I did indeed, it's on my playlist 👍great recommendation
	5:35am William Hellfire: ↳ JReganK @5:29 Pro satanic cinema. The VVITCH. Lords of Salem. Upsidedown Cross.
	5:36am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @5:33 Jeez! Lol! The druid in you is peeking out!
	5:36am Paulo AD: ↳ William Hellfire @5:35 As a goth I'm down for all of this haha
	5:36am JohnEBGood: Happy Cinco Drinko DJ Fox and WFMU family 🥂
	5:36am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @5:36 Haha the Welsh celtic in me is showing eh haha
	5:37am JReganK: ↳ JohnEBGood @5:36 Hiccup!
	5:38am Paulo AD: Fox, just want to say that K you for a fantastic show today, really brough my mood up. And to you guys on the boards, thanks for being you :) love ya
	5:38am tom tom the pipers son: j regan... better? Not NYT Junk Poetry Watching Horses Die On The Track Captivates the Courtroom As This Common Condition Tunes Out Full-Blown Famine And Grapples With Antitrust Threat Vexed By Grief and Worried About Meteor Showers Vanishing From Libraries
	5:38am William Hellfire: ↳ JReganK @5:33 Yes it's adorable to the point that Erin and I bought the vinyl soundtrack for $100 and the promo comic for $450!
	5:39am JReganK: ↳ William Hellfire @5:38 That one was pretty good!
	5:40am fred: The Obey Cobra vid with a mari lwyd theme: youtu.be...
	5:41am William Hellfire: ↳ JReganK @5:34 What year? Was it the hot summer show like 1990 or 89 and the PA shut down after 6 songs?
	5:41am Paulo AD: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @5:38 Finally replied lol
	5:41am Erik/VT: Welsh Wishing, John Cale circa 1979 animal justice ep / Hedda Gabler performed live woulda been a treat. Seeing the VELVETS live woulda been a dream. COMSAT ANGELS (during the 1st 3 albums tours).
	5:41am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @5:40 I absolutely absolutely love this
	5:41am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Paulo AD @5:41 ha! ok thanks..
	5:42am Paulo AD: ↳ Erik/VT @5:41 Yes, why did I forget them!!! Cale is a Welsh legend
	5:43am William Hellfire: ↳ Erik/VT @5:41 Saw mo tucker and sterling Morrison play pale blue eyes at Maxwell's 1995 everybody cried.
	5:43am Jim in MA: Gothic culture is so darkly fascinating, don't you think?
	5:44am JReganK: ↳ William Hellfire @5:41 90.
	5:44am Paulo AD: ↳ William Hellfire @5:43 Wow, you have had such great experiences. Jelly here
	5:44am William Hellfire: ↳ Paulo AD @5:38 XOXO
	5:44am Paulo AD: ↳ Jim in MA @5:43 Oh, I see what you did there. And yes, totally agree
	5:45am Blissland: hey, who threw the piano down the stairs
	5:45am JReganK: "The Blood On Satan's Claw"
	5:46am Blissland: ↳ JReganK @5:45 is that Hammer?
	5:46am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @5:45 That was the scene with the crowbar solo.
	5:47am William Hellfire: ↳ JReganK @5:44 I missed that show ugh. SW Ramones, lunachicks - nine inch nails KMFDM pigface, Rollins, crucial youth, gorilla biscuits, Jesus lizard helmet Fugazi, ween there.
	5:47am William Hellfire: ↳ JReganK @5:45 Awww he's so cute and unfinished.
	5:47am Paulo AD: Has anyone seen the devil rides out. Always a go to of mine, looooove hammer
	5:48am Blissland: apparently not Hammer. I love nearly everything they ever did
	5:49am Paulo AD: ↳ Blissland @5:48 Well, there's a few iffy ones like Dracula ad 1972
	5:49am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @5:46 Tigon British Film Productions.
	5:49am William Hellfire: ↳ Blissland @5:48 To the devil a daughter is great! But did you see Girly? Freddie Francis 1969?!?! Mon hammer but wow!
	5:49am Blissland: I like all those
	5:50am JReganK: ↳ William Hellfire @5:47 Grittiest venue I ever went to!
	5:50am Blissland: ↳ William Hellfire @5:49 it sounds familiar
	5:50am William Hellfire: ↳ Paulo AD @5:49 No! I love that era. One of my all time faves! Watch it at least once a year.
	5:50am Paulo AD: There's a certain British creepyness to hammer films
	5:50am JReganK: ↳ William Hellfire @5:47 Ha!
	5:51am Paulo AD: ↳ William Hellfire @5:50 Haha.no way. The party scene kills me everytime
	5:51am Blissland: they started doing more contemporary settings in the 70s
	5:51am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @5:50 They're consistent.
	5:51am Toothgrinder Tom: Brewing coffee and getting started on my radio drama (sound of manual typewriter keys clicking away) …
	5:51am Blissland: Theatre of Blood with Vincent Price and Diana Rigg
	5:52am Paulo AD: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:51 If you need a Welsh voice I can act for you :)
	5:52am William Hellfire: ↳ Blissland @5:51 Yes!!!
	5:52am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @5:51 Classic!
	5:52am Paulo AD: ↳ Blissland @5:51 My lord Diana Rigg. My fave bond girl
	5:52am Blissland: I saw that in a theater when it came out
	5:53am Erik/VT: In that gothic folklore sacrificial lamb category: I was impressed by EYE OF THE DEVIL (1966). Sharon Tate! That guy from Blow-Up, David Niven & Deb Kerr ! - it’s looks great and is in a wonderful locale ! Great POV semi-auteur style of direction. IMO, Under appreciated.
	5:53am Audiocarp: Pia Zadora… (sigh)
	5:53am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @5:52 Avengers!
	5:53am William Hellfire: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:51 Definitely include a husband wanting to bump off his wealthy vampire wife who keeps seducing his mistress.
	5:53am Paulo AD: ↳ Erik/VT @5:53 Getting on that later
	5:53am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @5:53 Oh yes, totally
	5:53am Blissland: ↳ Erik/VT @5:53 I think that's David Hemming
	5:54am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @5:52 Which one? Bond or Theatre?
	5:54am fred: ↳ Paulo AD @5:52 But you don't speak Welsh (none of the Welsh people I met did, tbh)
	5:54am tom tom the pipers son: thanks fox, came in late , and it went amazingly fast
	5:54am Paulo AD: ↳ Blissland @5:53 Yes you are correct. David niven is a swave mf
	5:54am Jim in MA: ↳ Paulo AD @4:07 Goth culture - where every day is Halloween!
	5:54am William Hellfire: ↳ fred @5:54 Deep red!
	5:54am fred: ↳ Paulo AD @5:52 +1
	5:54am Blissland: ↳ JReganK @5:54 I saw Theatre of Blood in a theater, but not On Her Majesty's Secret Service
	5:55am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ fred @5:54 fred, what'd you think of 2nd junk poem?
	5:55am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @5:54 Haha if you ever listens to that cat bomb show I was on you'll tell I do not speak cymraeg
	5:55am William Hellfire: ↳ Erik/VT @5:53 Good one!
	5:56am Paulo AD: ↳ Blissland @5:54 And that's why we are friends :)
	5:56am Toothgrinder Tom: @Paulo casting already? Ok I will write a part for you (but it might be a down on his luck aging footballer, can’t promise anything yet.
	5:56am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @5:54 The Universe is truly generous!
	5:56am Paulo AD: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:56 Works for me hHah does he have a dodgy knee and shoulder, if so, perfect
	5:57am Erik/VT: Yes David Hemmings is in eye of the devil as well as David Niven !
	5:57am Toothgrinder Tom: I can say ‘do you live in Bangor?’ in Welsh (and only that).
	5:57am William Hellfire: Bark market
	5:57am Erik/VT: E of the D is in lovely black & white !
	5:57am Toothgrinder Tom: @Hellfire noted!
	5:57am Spikey BXL: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:56 Raises hand
	5:58am William Hellfire: Cop shoot cop
	5:58am Paulo AD: ↳ Spikey BXL @5:57 A Welsh and Belgian play, what could go wrong lol
	5:58am JReganK: ↳ William Hellfire @5:58 Good band!
	5:58am fred: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @5:55 I liked the first one better, maybe because I'd seen "Watching Horses Die" before in the second one
	5:58am Cosmic: Thanks Fox 🦊🔥🙏
	5:59am William Hellfire: ↳ JReganK @5:58 Got to open for Firewater
	5:59am Paulo AD: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:57 Ydych chi'n byw ym Mangor
	5:59am Spikey BXL: Hope the migraine fades into nothing. Love to you Fox and woofers.
	5:59am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ fred @5:58 hmm..thanks
	5:59am JohnEBGood: Thank you
	5:59am JReganK: Thnx, Fox! Safe trip home.
	6:00am Paulo AD: Thanks so much fox
	6:00am Erik/VT: ↳ William Hellfire @5:55 Bonus: we get to see Sharon Tate get the s&m treatments via the whip from Niven !?!
	6:00am Blissland: good day
	6:00am Cosmic: Ps Tony morris was great
	6:01am Audiocarp: I tuned in late, but what I heard was good. Happy trails, all!
	6:01am JReganK: Happy Sunday, Y'all!
	6:01am Paulo AD: ↳ Paulo AD @5:59 If you pronounce that I'll give you a coke hah
	6:01am Blissland: oh now I remember Eye of the Devil
	6:03am Erik/VT: PIA ZA DOOR AAAAHHHS & ALL 👉super duper Alice Cooper thank uze’s - as always awesome show and the best of company from audio & visual typed sharings!
	6:06am Jim in MA: What's your favorite eerie movie soundtrack that haunts you?
	6:07am JReganK: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @5:38 I think the first submission is better.
	6:11am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ JReganK @6:07 ah, ok... i'm posting both... thx
	6:11am Erik/VT: ↳ Jim in MA @6:06 You’re so good at eliciting & launching folks into gut passionate responses, I begin to wonder if yore a “professional…..?” ? 😉
	6:17am Erik/VT: ↳ Jim in MA @6:06 ¿ Goblin/Suspiria others … but only via watching the movie (I never found the soundtrack - want it though). Psycho (staccato strings trigger !) Love the soundtrack to Hitchcock’s VERTIGO. So many others but I’m too tired now / peace 🕊️
	6:24am Blissland: I guess I'm gonna hit the hay. Nitey nite
	6:25am Fox: Not the Ravenous soundtrack. I love that movie but the score is annoying

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May 5, 2024: Surfing down moon river in a magical pumpkin. (migraine mistakes)

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
XTC	Travels in Nihilon "Travels in Nihilon" by "XTC"	Black Sea	Virgin Records
Oberlin	Gernholland "Gernholland" by "Oberlin"	Von Wegen	Shimmering Moods Records	https://shimmeringmoodsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/von-wegen	0:07:53 (Pop-up)
Ari Aurelia	Dolphin Activation "Dolphin Activation" by "Ari Aurelia"	Sirius Dolphin & Mermaid Soundbath	self	https://aurelialighttemple.bandcamp.com/album/sirius-dolphin-mermaid-soundbath	0:16:43 (Pop-up)
	Sound & Vision "Sound & Vision"	.2 Contamination - A Tribute to David Bowie	Failure To Communicate Records		0:30:51 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	2:44 2 Sound + Vision: The CD Press Release	Sound + Vision: The CD Press Release	Rykodisc	Happy Birthday Kurt Loder!	0:31:04 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Law (Earthlings on Fire)	Earthling	Virgin Records		0:33:58 (Pop-up)
Liam Lynch	Fake David Bowie Song "Fake David Bowie Song" by "Liam Lynch"	Fake Songs	S-Curve Records		0:38:32 (Pop-up)
Ian McCulloch	Me and David Bowie "Me and David Bowie" by "Ian McCulloch"	Holy Ghosts	Edsel Records	Happy Birthday Ian McCulloch!	0:40:32 (Pop-up)

Pizzicato Five	The Audrey Hepburn Complex ~ Brigitte Bardot - T.N.T	Instant Replay	Readymade Records		1:16:16 (Pop-up)
Henry Mancini	Moon River "Moon River" by "Henry Mancini"	Breakfast At Tiffany's (Music From The Motion Picture Score)	RCA Victor	Happy Birthday Audrey Hepburn!	1:22:08 (Pop-up)
Ilene Woods	It's a Blue World "It's a Blue World" by "Ilene Woods"	It's Late	Jubilee	Happy birthday Ilene Woods, best known as Disney's Cinderella.	1:24:22 (Pop-up)
Barbara Ruick and Pat Carroll	Stepsisters' Lament	The 1965 CBS Television Production of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella	Sony Broadway	Happy Birthday Pat Carroll, best known as Ursula in The Little Mermaid.	1:26:58 (Pop-up)
Grace Jones	Seduction Surrender "Seduction Surrender" by "Grace Jones"	Bulletproof Heart	Capitol Records	Happy Birthday Keith Haring!	1:28:48 (Pop-up)
Tyrone Power	The Guilty Always Run	SUSPENSE!	CBS	Happy Birthday, Tyrone Power!	1:34:54 (Pop-up)
Dick Dale and His Del-Tones	Secret Surfin' Spot	Checkered Flag	Sundazed	Happy Birthday Dick Dale!	1:45:11 (Pop-up)
Tyrone Power	The Guilty Always Run	SUSPENSE!	CBS	Happy Birthday, Tyrone Power!	1:48:54 (Pop-up)

Polyshax	Beluga Dance "Beluga Dance" by "Polyshax"	The Sea	self	bandcamp	2:17:19 (Pop-up)
Jesse Welles	War Isn't Murder "War Isn't Murder" by "Jesse Welles"	none	self	WellesMusic.com	2:22:08 (Pop-up)
Carsie Blanton	Rich People "Rich People" by "Carsie Blanton"	Rich People	self	Happy Birthday Karl Marx, maybe? bandcamp	2:24:56 (Pop-up)
Pia Zadora	Clapping Song "Clapping Song" by "Pia Zadora"	Let's Dance Tonight	Curb Records	Happy Birthday Pia Zadora!	2:27:18 (Pop-up)
DR. DREK	Rush Moon "Rush Moon" by "DR. DREK"	More Time	MirrorWorldMusic	bandcamp	2:39:01 (Pop-up)
Driftmachine & Ammer	Sonic Sculpture (feat. Ted Milton)	Sonic Behavior	Umor Rex	bandcamp	2:35:10 (Pop-up)
Tony Morris	Farouche "Farouche" by "Tony Morris"	This All Happened At The End Of My Life.	self	bandcamp	2:47:19 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01am Adi From Sheffield: Morning. Setting off to get the tram but you're in my ears.
	3:05am Spikey BXL: Hey Fox! Despite the wrath of the transportation gods, you're with us. Good morning to you and all tuned in.
	3:07am Hunterian: You made it in! Yay!
	3:10am Fox: So much time wasted waiting!!!! Hellooooooo my lovelies! Nice to see you here, Hunterian!
	3:11am Paulo AD: Hey my friends :)
	3:12am Chris Crisco: Baaa Baaa Woof Woof Fox Fox!
	3:14am Jim in MA: Hi Fox and listeners, ready for some howling tunes?
	3:15am JReganK: Greetings from the NJ Pines!
	3:16am Blissland: Greetings from the butt end of Ulster County
	3:16am Paulo AD: How was everyone's weekend?
	3:19am fred: Hello Fox and all
	3:20am JReganK: ...Curate that flow...
	3:22am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @3:19 Howdy Fred, only one ball again yesterday.. Might be getting the hang of it haha
	3:22am Fox: It's a migraine day.Wasn't expecting that!
	3:23am Hubig Pie: Hello -oo-oo-oo Echo-oo,-oo-,oo Now pinch hitting for Pedro Barbon, Manny Mota-mota-,mota......
	3:23am Fox: But this track is reminding me of The Legend of Sirius AKA the Water Prince and the Fire Child.
	3:25am JReganK: Wishing you a surfeit of pungent wasabi!
	3:25am Paulo AD: ↳ Fox @3:22 Oooffff, turn the lights down. Hope you feel better soon
	3:27am Erik/VT: Bummer - but in response - we get trippier dreamy late overnight vibes (I say, lay it over us, like an audio blanket).
	3:28am fred: ↳ Paulo AD @3:22 Impressive! Which god ate it this time?
	3:30am JReganK: Am I dreaming or do I hear Bowie lyrics?
	3:30am Hubig Pie: Sound and Vision deconstructed. Nice
	3:31am Hunterian: ↳ Fox @3:22 Well that sucks. Somewhere, your migraine and my toothache are sharing a laugh.
	3:32am Erik/VT: ↳ Song: "Dolphin Activation" by "Ari Aurelia" 🫀’d it. poots in mind of the obscure Linguistic Leprosy album by Lady June (Kevin Ayers missus?).
	3:33am Destroit: Hiya Fox and everyone. Sleepy but tryna hang for a bit 🙂
	3:33am Blissland: sounds like Kurt Load
	3:33am Blissland: yeah I was right
	3:33am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @3:33 Good call
	3:34am Hubig Pie: Permanent outer shell?
	3:34am Blissland: ↳ JReganK @3:33 I didn't know it was his birth day though
	3:34am Jim in MA: Who else gets headaches from the music of Sirius?
	3:35am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @3:34 Fox is sharp as a tack!
	3:36am Blissland: ↳ JReganK @3:35 yeah that's pretty esoteric. Unless she knows him. In which case I probably shouldn't have called him Kurt Load
	3:37am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @3:33 Load? Beware of Freudian banana peels. Lol!
	3:38am coelacanth∅: Greetings Fox!
	3:38am Blissland: I think there should be more earthlings on fire
	3:38am Blissland: uh ... I mean fewer
	3:40am Spikey BXL: ↳ Blissland @3:38 Or a better selection
	3:41am Blissland: ↳ Spikey BXL @3:40 can't hurt
	3:41am fred: ↳ Song: "Law (Earthlings on Fire)" by "David Bowie" I actually love Earthling. Then again, my fave Bowie record is Outside, so my judgment is probably not to be trusted
	3:47am JReganK: I prefer the 70' to 80' decade of Bowie's oeuvre!
	3:48am Blissland: I prefer nearly everything done in the 70s
	3:49am Erik/VT: ↳ fred @3:41 Earthling - a less celebrated “drum & bass” Bowie. Gotta hand it to him for keeping it churning thru his latter years. Outside = so dense & impenetrable. Unusually for me, Listening to that one can get overwhelming. Still, love it. My pet fave Bowie is Lodger (1979).
	3:49am Blissland: I've yet to activate my dolphin
	3:50am JReganK: ↳ Erik/VT @3:49 Nice percussion and Lodger as well as Adrian Belew.
	3:50am Blissland: I'll have to look into Outside
	3:52am Blissland: Looks like I missed everything from the 80s on except Blackstar
	3:53am Erik/VT: ↳ JReganK @3:50 ¿Is it common knowledge that Lodger influenced Talking Heads’ “remain in light” albumen?
	3:54am Blissland: videodrome
	3:54am fred: ↳ Erik/VT @3:49 I remember Bowie and Eno said Outside was to be the first of a series. Never happened obviously
	3:54am Blissland: with Debbie Harry
	3:54am Blissland: oh, Dead Ringers
	3:55am Blissland: oh that
	3:55am Jim in MA: What's your favorite David Bowie album from the 70s?
	3:55am David Shortell: ↳ JReganK @3:15 I was at Albert Music Hall in Waretown this evening for their first Elvis tribute night.
	3:55am Spikey BXL: ↳ Jim in MA @3:55 Lodger for me
	3:56am Blissland: it was the 2nd version of Crimes of the Future
	3:56am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @3:28 God of sand again!!! I did manage it hit a massive drive.... All the way to the tee box on the other side of the course haha
	3:56am JReganK: ↳ Erik/VT @3:53 Great production on Lodger. below really put Remain In Light over the fence.
	3:56am Paulo AD: I have Bowie tattood on my chest
	3:56am JReganK: ↳ David Shortell @3:55 How was it?
	3:57am Paulo AD: ↳ Spikey BXL @3:55 Station to station here
	3:57am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @3:56 Any particular character or era?
	3:58am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @3:57 It's the aladdin sane cover, standard. It was a wedding present from my friend, which seems a bit sad now
	3:58am fred: ↳ Jim in MA @3:55 Probably Low, Warszawa being the tie-breaker
	3:59am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @3:58 Great album and character!
	4:03am JReganK: "...TOOOOOO MINNNNNNITTTTTSSSSSS!!!!!"
	4:03am Erik/VT: ↳ Jim in MA @3:55 Lodger =🥇 Station to Station =🥈 Hunky Dory =🥉 IMNSHO, Ziggy Stardust is so beyond, that it’s off the choices. (Like foregoing Led Zeps “lV” from listings).
	4:03am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @3:59 It really is, so iconic. Though I love the thin white Duke, peppers milk and cocaine era. I have been lucky enough to see him three times, Glastonbury was just something else
	4:03am fred: ↳ JReganK @3:56 Did you hear Angélique Kidjo's cover of Remain in Light? She covered the whole album, I love it
	4:04am Bob Barth: ... Did you fall in LOVE?
	4:04am Spikey BXL: ↳ JReganK @4:03 🔓 Frank Costanza unlocked
	4:04am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:03 Damn! You lucky man! I never got to see him.
	4:05am David Shortell: ↳ JReganK @3:56 I only stayed for an hour. A rendition of "A Little Less Conversation" interested me the most. The elderly Piney crowd there fascinates me!
	4:05am Jim in MA: ↳ Spikey BXL @3:55 Ziggy Stardust all the way, my friend!
	4:06am JReganK: ↳ David Shortell @4:05 They're a breed apart!
	4:07am Paulo AD: ↳ Jim in MA @4:05 I think the problem is I've heard it so much, you know what I mean? The Berlin trilogy always has something new to give
	4:07am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @4:04 Sorry about that :( as I said I was very fortunate. The glasto set is on YouTube I think, let me check
	4:08am Paulo AD: youtu.be...
	4:08am fred: ↳ Erik/VT @4:03 I think you're right. It's just that I listened to it so much it lost its appeal to me. I guess I was overthinking
	4:08am Spikey BXL: ↳ Paulo AD @4:07 Nothing but love for the Hansa studios albums
	4:09am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @4:08 Exactly what I said
	4:09am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:03 Yeah! Aladdin Sane's an almost perfect album. The spiders were tight. Great piano work, as well as, writing.
	4:10am JReganK: Rub it in, Fox!
	4:11am Paulo AD: ↳ Spikey BXL @4:08 Oh man, I've been very fortunate to go there with Tony viscontis son, well I didn't know him but he was on the same tour
	4:11am David Shortell: David Cronenberg was unfamiliar with the graphic novel "A History of Violence" (written by Judge Dredd creator John Wagner) when he directed his film version. I daresay he improved it though.
	4:11am JReganK: I need a companion in envy!
	4:11am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @4:10 Oh hahah that's two of us rubbing it in sorry
	4:12am Spikey BXL: ↳ JReganK @4:11 Jelly too here
	4:12am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:11 lol!
	4:12am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @4:09 Crazy the change from that to diamond dogs to young Americans to station to station
	4:12am JReganK: ↳ Spikey BXL @4:12 ;P
	4:13am Paulo AD: Here's a good question, who would you have loved to have seen but will never be able to see? As a man with a zoso tattoo I'd love to have seen zep. Original misfits too
	4:13am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:12 That quality was part of his genius.
	4:14am fred: My top concerts I'll never see but would love to: Bjork, Neil Young
	4:15am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:13 Ha! Missed Zep, too!
	4:15am fred: ↳ Paulo AD @4:13 Are you reading my mind but just typing faster today?
	4:15am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @4:14 You could possibly do both of the. Does bjork still tour?
	4:16am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:13 Had tickets. Then, Bonzo bought the farm!
	4:16am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @4:15 Haha I'm on my own and haven't spoken to a human today so yes I'm fast lol
	4:16am Jim in MA: ↳ fred @3:58 Sounds like a 'Low' blow, Fred! Warszawa's a gem.
	4:16am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @4:16 Gaaahhh devestated :( I tried to get tickets for the reunion in London but no dice
	4:16am JReganK: Fox. There has to be more to it than that!
	4:17am Spikey BXL: ↳ Paulo AD @4:13 Phil Lynott with Lizzy
	4:17am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @4:15 Also, we are very good friends so maybe we have that weird universal connection lol
	4:17am Paulo AD: ↳ Spikey BXL @4:17 God that's a good one!
	4:18am JReganK: ↳ Spikey BXL @4:17 Ouch! That was a true loss!
	4:18am Paulo AD: I mean, obviously the beatles
	4:18am fred: ↳ Paulo AD @4:15 The price is just not worth it (plus going to an arena with thousands of people and overpriced beer is not appealing to me at all) I left out Kate Bush, because she probably won't do another live show
	4:19am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:18 Too young for that. But, I've seen Ringo!
	4:19am Paulo AD: Clearly on my own and over thinking. OK, what's the band you've seen the most? I think I've seen tallica about 15 times, oasis maybe 12, and lost count of the super furry animals
	4:20am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @4:19 My friend had a very cool interaction with macca in NYC, they talked about dog rescue for a bit. She said he was very kind
	4:20am JReganK: ↳ fred @4:14 Neil puts on a good show.
	4:21am Spikey BXL: ↳ Paulo AD @4:19 Should one leave out bands they've toured with under any capacity? Because those numbers add up fast
	4:22am Paulo AD: ↳ Spikey BXL @4:21 Ture, alot of mine are festivals. But crack on my friend
	4:23am Paulo AD: Best live bands I've seen, ghost were just unreal, a proper show. And tenacious d had me in tears laughing
	4:23am Paulo AD: Sorry fox, gonna have to turn this off for a second before I start crying
	4:24am Blissland: ugh it's going back to winter again
	4:24am Spikey BXL: ↳ Paulo AD @4:22 Would have to be Jersey's own E.Town Concrete purely in numbers. Bigger acts, we're on Slayer most probably.
	4:25am Blissland: I guess this is why Marnie Nixon sang in My Fair Lady
	4:25am Cosmic: Yes fox 🌕
	4:25am fred: ↳ Paulo AD @4:19 That you've heard of, The Ex (16 times). I think I saw TG Gondard the most, probably near 20. But that's nothing compared to dance. I've seen Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker around 70 times at least
	4:25am William Hellfire: ↳ Song: "Moon River" by "Henry Mancini" Didn't he do the creature from the black lagoon soundtrack?!?
	4:25am Spikey BXL: Or Tiamat, I used to joke back then they were always supporting the headliners I wanted to see. Am thinking this was a heavy pay to play period for them, but I racked up a load of their shows.. unwillingly
	4:25am Blissland: Thank goodness Julie Andrews didn't do it, otherwise she would not have done Mary Poppins
	4:26am Paulo AD: ↳ Spikey BXL @4:24 Oh haha locals bands yeah totally. I have a fun y story about slayer, they were late for a festival one year and they put taking back Sunday in their place..... It was ugly haha
	4:26am tom tom the pipers son: greetings fox and people....
	4:26am JReganK: Probably the weirdest performance space for me was McCoy Tyner at a main branch library. Solo piano.
	4:27am Jim in MA: ↳ Erik/VT @4:03 Ch-ch-ch-changes, Lodger's a top choice!
	4:27am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @4:25 I still dram of the Phillip glass/lucinda child's show. One of the greatest things I've ever seen
	4:27am Paulo AD: *dream
	4:27am Hunterian: ↳ Song: "Moon River" by "Henry Mancini" Mancini wrote this song for Hepburn, and I don’t think anyone else ever sang it quite as well, though many tried.
	4:27am Spikey BXL: ↳ Paulo AD @4:27 Someone is pining for scotch here
	4:27am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @4:25 The universe is truly just!
	4:28am JReganK: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @4:26 Hey Tom!
	4:28am Paulo AD: ↳ Hunterian @4:27 I cannot agree hard enough. I have alot of memories associated with it, so I had to turn it off for a second
	4:28am Blissland: ↳ William Hellfire @4:25 strangely enough, you are correct
	4:28am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:27 Feeling better?
	4:28am fred: ↳ Paulo AD @4:27 Was it "Dance?". I think I saw that 5 times
	4:29am tom tom the pipers son: hey j regan...
	4:29am JReganK: ↳ William Hellfire @4:25 Hey, William!
	4:30am Blissland: ↳ JReganK @4:27 occasionally
	4:30am William Hellfire: ↳ Blissland @3:54 All the fun horror references early in the am. Saw dead ringers in the theatre first run.
	4:31am Blissland: ↳ William Hellfire @4:30 one of Cronenberg's masterpieces. The one Fox was thinking of is the 2022 version of Crimes of the Future
	4:32am fred: ↳ fred @4:28 I saw Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker's Rain 7 times (set to Reich's music for 18 musicians, twice with Ictus playing live)
	4:33am JReganK: Grace!
	4:33am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @4:28 It was, it was the last ever performance
	4:33am William Hellfire: ↳ Paulo AD @4:12 Christiana F is a comfort film in the Hellfire house.
	4:34am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @4:28 Yeah bud, just hit me a bit hard. Dealing with ex stuff this morning
	4:34am Spikey BXL: ↳ fred @4:32 Saw it once, in Antwerp
	4:34am Strandlund: Good Morning Fox!!
	4:34am William Hellfire: ↳ fred @4:14 Saw sugar cubes with PIL New order. 1989
	4:35am fred: ↳ Song: "Moon River" by "Henry Mancini" Have you seen Kid Koala do Moon River? It can get amazing! (I think it's his mom's fave song)
	4:35am Toothgrinder Tom: What are all you fine people doing up at this hour?
	4:35am Blissland: I'll let the fine people handle that one
	4:36am fred: ↳ Paulo AD @4:33 Did Lucinda Childs perform the solo?
	4:36am Hunterian: ↳ Paulo AD @4:28 I also have many memories associated with that song, and kind of have to be alone whenever I watch her sing it in the film.
	4:36am JReganK: ↳ Song: "The Guilty Always Run" by "Tyrone Power" It's always over a gurl!
	4:36am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @4:35 Ha!
	4:37am Jim in MA: ↳ Paulo AD @4:07 Putting the Ziggy in Stardust, mate!
	4:37am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:34 I've cried my share, too.
	4:38am William Hellfire: ↳ Blissland @4:31 Naked Lunch is my fave.
	4:38am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "The Guilty Always Run" by "Tyrone Power" tyrone power, probably around time of nightmare alley '47
	4:38am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @4:36 Unfortunately not :( I'd have loved to have seen that. Saying that I was a dance show Newby so maybe
	4:38am JReganK: ↳ William Hellfire @4:38 That was a good one.
	4:38am Paulo AD: ↳ Hunterian @4:36 Awww bud, have a cwtch from me :)
	4:38am Blissland: ↳ William Hellfire @4:38 also one of the best
	4:39am fred: ↳ Spikey BXL @4:34 Man, PARTS is in Brussels! I'd be basically squatting there begging for a ticket (which I did once, not in Brussels though)
	4:39am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @4:37 Cwtch for you too. We all need more cwtches
	4:39am Blissland: Videodrome is my personal favorite, not just because of Debbie
	4:39am Paulo AD: Oh, cwtch is Welsh for a strong loving hug
	4:39am Toothgrinder Tom: Love it when she plays these old radio dramas.
	4:40am Paulo AD: Haha I had a flash back to cat bomb listening to a radio play lol
	4:40am Blissland: But I found Dead Ringers extremely moving in an inexplicable way. Some of the best cinema does that. Like L'Aventura
	4:41am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:39 How do you pronounce it? lol!
	4:41am Spikey BXL: Resurfacing the bored
	4:41am William Hellfire: ↳ JReganK @4:38 Saw it in the theatre twice. My college English teacher stole the VHS from me.
	4:42am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:40 Hertz's CBC plays are the best!
	4:42am tom tom the pipers son: similar dark role to "nightmare..." maybe this followed that one
	4:43am JReganK: ↳ William Hellfire @4:41 Good cast! I know teachers don't make shit. But, Jeez!
	4:43am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @4:41 Haha good question mmmm lets see how goolgle does it
	4:43am Toothgrinder Tom: I often think about how popular these radio dramas once were and how today that golden age of the medium remains unremembered and unmourned, perhaps for good reason, I don’t know. My parents told me that in that era everyone had their own favorite show or shows.
	4:44am Paulo AD: It's says kutch, but that not right. Cooow tch
	4:44am Erik/VT: ↳ Song: "The Guilty Always Run" by "Tyrone Power" Nightmare Alley 1947 so definitive and Tyrone Power at his peak perf power -(along with razors edge). Still a jaw-dropper. Even del Toros update can’t hold a candle to it. (Although I appreciate that attempt as well). Joan Blondell is a total FAVE!
	4:45am JReganK: ↳ Song: "The Guilty Always Run" by "Tyrone Power" Is that William Conrad?
	4:45am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @4:42 It always comes on as I hit the gym haha This is a great one
	4:45am Toothgrinder Tom: @Blissland the Cronenvwrg movie with Jeremy Irons in a double role? One of the more disturbing movies I’ve seen. Don’t think I could watch it again.
	4:45am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:45 Ha!
	4:45am William Hellfire: Watched MST3K Deadly Bees (banned episode) then followed by Phinomina aka Creepers with Jennifer Connolly. All the whiskey was gone by 8 pm so way to early to bed.
	4:45am Blissland: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @4:45 yeah that's the one
	4:46am Blissland: disturbing and poignant
	4:46am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:44 Hmmmm. How would Tom Jones say it?
	4:47am JReganK: ↳ Song: "Secret Surfin' Spot" by "Dick Dale and His Del-To... Ha! Didn't hear that one coming!
	4:48am Toothgrinder Tom: @Blissland have you seen the Rachel Weisz tv version?
	4:48am Spikey BXL: ↳ JReganK @4:46 With his shirt off
	4:48am Jim in MA: Bringing drama to radio like a golden age star.
	4:49am Blissland: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @4:48 no, never heard of it
	4:49am JReganK: ↳ Spikey BXL @4:48 Nah! That tight waisted flamenco outfit!
	4:49am Cosmic: He’s a fool, a fool I tell you! A lot of lying to stay free to surf. If he gets found out he’ll never hang ten again!
	4:50am Fox: ↳ Blissland @4:40 The scene where the actress leaves, and Beverley is standing in his dressing gown, and the camera is all the way on the other soide of the foyer, giving them privacy for the pathetic moment of his desperation and lonliness. He touches his bare feet on her. It's sooooo perfect.
	4:50am Fox: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @4:43 I've been thinking the same lately.
	4:50am Fox: ↳ JReganK @4:45 Yes.
	4:51am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "Secret Surfin' Spot" by "Dick Dale and His Del-To... just struck me.. maybe there's a connection between swing(jazz) and surf(rock) rhythmically
	4:51am Blissland: ↳ Fox @4:50 I don't recall particulars of it like that, just the general impression
	4:51am Strandlund: ↳ Fox @4:50 This is why WFMU is the greatest radio station in the universe!!
	4:51am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @4:40 Bette Davis?
	4:51am Blissland: ↳ Fox @4:50 The one you were thinking of is Crimes of the Future
	4:51am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @4:46 HHHUUUUHHH think I better dance now hHa
	4:51am Toothgrinder Tom: Sidney Greenstteet had a late career resurgence with his radio performance as Rex Stout’s agoraphobic detective Nero Wolfe in the late 40’s or early 50’s. I enjoyed listening to some of those programs recently.
	4:52am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @4:51 Ha!
	4:52am William Hellfire: I made a lot of strangulation movies. Stranger than that I know a man who made way more than me
	4:52am Paulo AD: ↳ Spikey BXL @4:48 Obviously, though he kept his shirt on when I saw him last.... Very low unbutton though
	4:53am Blissland: ↳ JReganK @4:51 you mean L'Aventura? That was Antonioni with Monica Vitti
	4:54am fred: ↳ fred @4:39 I had worked all day an night that day, it was a duo with my favorite dancer, Cynthia Loemij. I didn't have a ticket, but I went there with a sign 5 hours before the show. Someone at the venue took pity and sold me a comp ticket she thought wouldn't be claimed. I spent 3+ hours walking around a nearby lake so not to fall asleep. Turned out the ticket was for a former dancer of the company (I recognized her and was embarrassed), so the woman who sold me the ticket came over and told me not to take the seat (everyone was on the stage) but sit on the edge of the oval where they danced. I couldn't believe my luck
	4:54am JReganK: ↳ William Hellfire @4:52 It's a tension-release issue with stranglers, isn't it?
	4:55am tom tom the pipers son: saw l'aventura in college in school auditorium, we all laughed at it. maybe too young. haven't seen it since
	4:55am Spikey BXL: ↳ Paulo AD @4:52 Did you fling your knickers at him?
	4:56am Blissland: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @4:55 that's odd, I don't recall anything about it that could have been humorous. But it was a long time ago
	4:56am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @4:53 I'll have to put that on my watchlist. along with Crimes Of The Future.
	4:56am Toothgrinder Tom: Stan Lee has said that he based Dr Strange on a radio drama character named Chandu the Magician.
	4:57am Paulo AD: I bet he did kill her
	4:57am Blissland: ↳ JReganK @4:56 Cronenberg did 2 pictures with that title, the first one in 1970
	4:57am Spikey BXL: ↳ fred @4:54 super
	4:57am Paulo AD: ↳ Spikey BXL @4:55 Haha they were taking knickers and Welsh flags off people
	4:58am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Blissland @4:56 i think wee thought the drama was contrived and the rich peoples problems aspect of it too
	4:59am Jim in MA: Creating suspense like a strangulation scene, intriguing and captivating.
	4:59am Blissland: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @4:58 oh, it's possible. It's too long ago for me to remember
	4:59am William Hellfire: ↳ JReganK @4:54 Control. The one you strangle looks to you for the opportunity to take a breath. It's also that the final moments before death look like orgasm. Aka the little death.
	5:00am fred: ↳ Paulo AD @4:57 That had to be a weird security line!
	5:00am JReganK: ↳ William Hellfire @4:59 Damn!
	5:01am JReganK: ↳ Song: "The Guilty Always Run" by "Tyrone Power" "Just don't whimper!"
	5:01am Toothgrinder Tom: @Blissland 4:49 it’s supposed to be good but I couldn’t get into it. And I love Rachel Weisz!
	5:01am Panther: Fox!!! This is wild!
	5:02am Blissland: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:01 I remember her being a looker
	5:03am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ JReganK @5:01 i got a poem, not yet on instagram...
	5:04am Toothgrinder Tom: Unfortunately she’s married … to Daniel Craig no less!
	5:04am Cosmic: I thoroughly enjoyed that. Gonna hot rod my Volvo now, Thanks Fox.
	5:05am JReganK: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @5:03 Lay it on us!
	5:06am William Hellfire: Vamp is bad. Fox did you see Central Park Drifter aka late shift? It's also very bad late 80s but I think you will like it.
	5:06am William Hellfire: Hahaha Fox!!!
	5:06am Blissland: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:04 it seems she does a lot of crappy pictures, although she was in the Lovely Bones
	5:06am tom tom the pipers son: Not NYT Junk Poetry Full-Blown Famine Captivates the Courtroom As This Common Condition Tunes Out Watching Horses Die On The Track And Grapples With Antitrust Threat In Wartime Role Where Meteor Showers Are Vanishing From Libraries
	5:07am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @5:00 Haha imagine. They were taking off them in the seats. God, I love tom. His new stuff is very interesting and pretty cool
	5:07am Paulo AD: Oh wow, I just bought a Keith haring
	5:08am JReganK: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @5:06 Vanishing along with the libraries!
	5:09am Toothgrinder Tom: I was surprised to see her playing Scarlett Johansson’s mom in that Black Widow standalone movie.
	5:09am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @5:07 He's incapable of putting out a bad album.
	5:10am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ JReganK @5:08 true...
	5:10am Blissland: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:09 they're practically the same age
	5:10am Jim in MA: Fox's movie recommendations really keep us on the edge!
	5:10am William Hellfire: Allen Watts!!!!
	5:10am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @5:09 Oh trust me, he has haha The drummer in my old band lives in his old house, so basically I've been in the same hit tub tom has probably got up to now good in haha
	5:11am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ JReganK @5:08 might revise
	5:11am William Hellfire: Hi!
	5:11am Paulo AD: I really love the message boards, really keeps a lonely man company :) love you guys
	5:11am David Shortell: "The Phantom Tollbooth", as in the poorly regarded Chuck Jones movie based on the highly regarded Norman Juster/Jules Feiffer book?
	5:12am Mr. Pumpy: Grace in The Beastmaster!
	5:12am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @5:10 Tom Jones tub vibes. That's some mighty JU JU!
	5:13am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ David Shortell @5:11 there was an indie band named phantom tollboth fronted by bongwater's dave rick
	5:13am Cosmic: Good morning 😁🙏
	5:13am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @5:12 I felt revitalised after it haha.
	5:14am Toothgrinder Tom: We love you too Paulo but … how many tattoos do you have??
	5:14am Blissland: I finally changed the bong water last wednesday
	5:14am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @5:13 "It's Not Unusual!"
	5:14am David Shortell: Pat Carroll achieved notoriety in the early Seventies as the patient who was mean to Mary Richards.
	5:15am Cosmic: I met an artist the other day who knew Keith Haring in the early chalk subway days and he has some great memories.
	5:15am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @5:14 Thing's are looking up!
	5:15am Blissland: ↳ JReganK @5:15 heh
	5:16am Paulo AD: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:14 Well, they all kind of blend into one after a but, especially the sleeves. Maybe 15 on my legs, back, chest and arms. If love to get my hands and neck done but Banking in the middle east haha
	5:16am Michael of Cologne: Hi Fox. Today is Karl Marx's birthday, Where would the U.S. be today without him?!.
	5:16am Blissland: thanks
	5:16am Erik/VT: ↳ Paulo AD @4:13 re coveted concerts; I guess Bowie (circa 1971-1982 era). Roxy Music (1972- 1976 era). Neil Young (rust never sleeps tour). Television (original era). Joy Division (after 1st album tours) Wire (after chairs missing) Buzzcocks (anytime) Blondie (‘76-‘80 & latter as well) Talking Heads (remain in light tour) Elvis Costello (after armed forces & wheel spinning tour & imperial bedroom tour & king of america tour etc). NYDolls. Stevie Wonder (key of life tour). Doll by Doll in concert! blah yadda blah.
	5:17am David Shortell: ↳ David Shortell @5:11 Correction: Norton Juster.
	5:17am William Hellfire: ↳ Erik/VT @5:16 Whoa!
	5:17am Toothgrinder Tom: @Fox right on, Madame DJ - it’s bizarre to me that this once so influential medium is so difficult to get any hard details on - I think there’s only one or two books about it on Amazon for example.
	5:18am Erik/VT: Oh Carpe Diem, - so forgot, XTC (Black Sea tour!)
	5:19am Fox: ↳ Blissland @4:51 Yes, thanks!!!
	5:19am William Hellfire: KGB BAR OR the theatre next to it used to do live radio theater. They did King Kong. I'd be down for live radio play on Blah Blah Woof Woof. With saw of course.
	5:19am Paulo AD: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:14 This is one of my faves www.instagram.com...
	5:20am Paulo AD: It's my avatar :)
	5:20am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @5:14 BA doom cha
	5:20am Toothgrinder Tom: @Paulo a real illustrated man (hat tip to Ray Bradbury).
	5:21am Jim in MA: Let's reminisce about those unforgettable concert experiences, shall we?
	5:21am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @5:20 :P
	5:22am Toothgrinder Tom: @fox I would love to take you up on that radio drama challenge re writing a script but how long should it be/what kind of drama and/or tone are you looking for/where to submit it?
	5:22am JReganK: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:20 Not a terrible movie.
	5:24am JReganK: ↳ Song: "War Isn't Murder" by "Jesse Welles" Picking up the baton from John Prine.
	5:24am Paulo AD: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:20 Haha the kids over here love it, one said I look like a comic book hhaha
	5:25am William Hellfire: Fox do you like shot on video 80s 90s era movies?
	5:25am Paulo AD: The greatest horror film has to be the og wicker man. So creepy and eerie
	5:26am fred: Two shows I missed because I had a dance show that day and thought "I'll catch it next time", but there was no next time: Joe Strummer and Gil Scott-Heron
	5:26am David Shortell: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @5:13 Indeed? I've seen him in Bongwater, B.A.L.L., and the Martinets.
	5:27am Toothgrinder Tom: @Paulo 5:25 agreed - one of my favorite indie horror movies. And the scariest parts take place in broad daylight which is I think quite a feat.
	5:27am William Hellfire: ↳ Paulo AD @5:25 All the singing animal masks ass slapping. I find it joyful.
	5:27am Mr. Pumpy: ↳ fred @5:26 I passed up on going to see Zappa in the 80s. Likewise, there was no next time.
	5:29am Paulo AD: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:27 The bit where ekland is dancing in her room with that music...... Be still my black goth heart lol
	5:29am Toothgrinder Tom: The only bad part about the Wicker Man is that Britt Eckland’s character has a body double do her nude scenes, and I think that was inserted without her knowledge or permission. Not cool.
	5:29am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @5:25 Classic! It's a weird comedy that does a complete "180" when Ed Woodward's character burns.
	5:30am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @5:29 They used a body double for those scenes.
	5:30am Paulo AD: ↳ William Hellfire @5:27 Have you ever heard of mari lwyd in Wales? Look it up and yes we are weird haha
	5:30am JReganK: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:29 Ooops! Beat me to it!
	5:31am David Shortell: ↳ William Hellfire @4:45 "The Deadly Bees" is most notable for Ron Wood's band, The Birds, playing a song they never released on a record.
	5:32am William Hellfire: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:29 On a lighter note have you seen THE MONSTER CLUB? Brit is in that. It's a kids horror anthology mixed with what the producers thought was punk rock.
	5:32am Jim in MA: What's your favorite wicker man horror film?
	5:32am Paulo AD: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:29 Oh really, did not know that. Why on earth did they ever do a remake. I love nic cage but that film was a shocker
	5:32am William Hellfire: ↳ David Shortell @5:31 So funny. They were pretty heavy!
	5:33am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @5:29 Jesus christ no haha love that bit
	5:33am JReganK: ↳ William Hellfire @5:32 That's with Vincent Price and John Caradine?
	5:33am Toothgrinder Tom: I don’t know if you’re old enough to remember @Paulo but at the time that movie came out there was a trend of these kind of horror movies where an outsider intrudes on a bunch of rural folk who he or she condescends to or finds colorful only to discover they’re practicing forbidden pagan rites and need a sacrificial lamb. One of Bette Davis’s last movies was a tv movie with this theme, scared the crap out of me as a youngster.
	5:33am Paulo AD: ↳ William Hellfire @5:32 I flipping love that film :)
	5:33am Erik/VT: ↳ Song: "Rich People" by "Carsie Blanton" Jeezum Crow, accessibe concert: one should attend a Carsie Blanton show if one can! She’s a fabulous easy story telling sort.Great tunes & lyrics! Not strident at all - FUNNY & Funtime. Attending my 3rd Blanton May 9th!
	5:34am William Hellfire: ↳ fred @5:26 I missed the bad brains at city gardens.
	5:34am Paulo AD: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:33 79 for me sir, but I love this. I'll take all the recommendations
	5:34am JReganK: ↳ William Hellfire @5:34 I saw them there!
	5:34am fred: ↳ Paulo AD @5:30 Did you check out Obey Cobra? I think they refer to mari lwyd in a song. I haven't listened much, I hope to see them live first
	5:35am Toothgrinder Tom: @Hellfire no never heard of it. What year?
	5:35am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @5:34 I did indeed, it's on my playlist 👍great recommendation
	5:35am William Hellfire: ↳ JReganK @5:29 Pro satanic cinema. The VVITCH. Lords of Salem. Upsidedown Cross.
	5:36am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @5:33 Jeez! Lol! The druid in you is peeking out!
	5:36am Paulo AD: ↳ William Hellfire @5:35 As a goth I'm down for all of this haha
	5:36am JohnEBGood: Happy Cinco Drinko DJ Fox and WFMU family 🥂
	5:36am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @5:36 Haha the Welsh celtic in me is showing eh haha
	5:37am JReganK: ↳ JohnEBGood @5:36 Hiccup!
	5:38am Paulo AD: Fox, just want to say that K you for a fantastic show today, really brough my mood up. And to you guys on the boards, thanks for being you :) love ya
	5:38am tom tom the pipers son: j regan... better? Not NYT Junk Poetry Watching Horses Die On The Track Captivates the Courtroom As This Common Condition Tunes Out Full-Blown Famine And Grapples With Antitrust Threat Vexed By Grief and Worried About Meteor Showers Vanishing From Libraries
	5:38am William Hellfire: ↳ JReganK @5:33 Yes it's adorable to the point that Erin and I bought the vinyl soundtrack for $100 and the promo comic for $450!
	5:39am JReganK: ↳ William Hellfire @5:38 That one was pretty good!
	5:40am fred: The Obey Cobra vid with a mari lwyd theme: youtu.be...
	5:41am William Hellfire: ↳ JReganK @5:34 What year? Was it the hot summer show like 1990 or 89 and the PA shut down after 6 songs?
	5:41am Paulo AD: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @5:38 Finally replied lol
	5:41am Erik/VT: Welsh Wishing, John Cale circa 1979 animal justice ep / Hedda Gabler performed live woulda been a treat. Seeing the VELVETS live woulda been a dream. COMSAT ANGELS (during the 1st 3 albums tours).
	5:41am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @5:40 I absolutely absolutely love this
	5:41am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Paulo AD @5:41 ha! ok thanks..
	5:42am Paulo AD: ↳ Erik/VT @5:41 Yes, why did I forget them!!! Cale is a Welsh legend
	5:43am William Hellfire: ↳ Erik/VT @5:41 Saw mo tucker and sterling Morrison play pale blue eyes at Maxwell's 1995 everybody cried.
	5:43am Jim in MA: Gothic culture is so darkly fascinating, don't you think?
	5:44am JReganK: ↳ William Hellfire @5:41 90.
	5:44am Paulo AD: ↳ William Hellfire @5:43 Wow, you have had such great experiences. Jelly here
	5:44am William Hellfire: ↳ Paulo AD @5:38 XOXO
	5:44am Paulo AD: ↳ Jim in MA @5:43 Oh, I see what you did there. And yes, totally agree
	5:45am Blissland: hey, who threw the piano down the stairs
	5:45am JReganK: "The Blood On Satan's Claw"
	5:46am Blissland: ↳ JReganK @5:45 is that Hammer?
	5:46am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @5:45 That was the scene with the crowbar solo.
	5:47am William Hellfire: ↳ JReganK @5:44 I missed that show ugh. SW Ramones, lunachicks - nine inch nails KMFDM pigface, Rollins, crucial youth, gorilla biscuits, Jesus lizard helmet Fugazi, ween there.
	5:47am William Hellfire: ↳ JReganK @5:45 Awww he's so cute and unfinished.
	5:47am Paulo AD: Has anyone seen the devil rides out. Always a go to of mine, looooove hammer
	5:48am Blissland: apparently not Hammer. I love nearly everything they ever did
	5:49am Paulo AD: ↳ Blissland @5:48 Well, there's a few iffy ones like Dracula ad 1972
	5:49am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @5:46 Tigon British Film Productions.
	5:49am William Hellfire: ↳ Blissland @5:48 To the devil a daughter is great! But did you see Girly? Freddie Francis 1969?!?! Mon hammer but wow!
	5:49am Blissland: I like all those
	5:50am JReganK: ↳ William Hellfire @5:47 Grittiest venue I ever went to!
	5:50am Blissland: ↳ William Hellfire @5:49 it sounds familiar
	5:50am William Hellfire: ↳ Paulo AD @5:49 No! I love that era. One of my all time faves! Watch it at least once a year.
	5:50am Paulo AD: There's a certain British creepyness to hammer films
	5:50am JReganK: ↳ William Hellfire @5:47 Ha!
	5:51am Paulo AD: ↳ William Hellfire @5:50 Haha.no way. The party scene kills me everytime
	5:51am Blissland: they started doing more contemporary settings in the 70s
	5:51am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @5:50 They're consistent.
	5:51am Toothgrinder Tom: Brewing coffee and getting started on my radio drama (sound of manual typewriter keys clicking away) …
	5:51am Blissland: Theatre of Blood with Vincent Price and Diana Rigg
	5:52am Paulo AD: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:51 If you need a Welsh voice I can act for you :)
	5:52am William Hellfire: ↳ Blissland @5:51 Yes!!!
	5:52am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @5:51 Classic!
	5:52am Paulo AD: ↳ Blissland @5:51 My lord Diana Rigg. My fave bond girl
	5:52am Blissland: I saw that in a theater when it came out
	5:53am Erik/VT: In that gothic folklore sacrificial lamb category: I was impressed by EYE OF THE DEVIL (1966). Sharon Tate! That guy from Blow-Up, David Niven & Deb Kerr ! - it’s looks great and is in a wonderful locale ! Great POV semi-auteur style of direction. IMO, Under appreciated.
	5:53am Audiocarp: Pia Zadora… (sigh)
	5:53am JReganK: ↳ Paulo AD @5:52 Avengers!
	5:53am William Hellfire: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:51 Definitely include a husband wanting to bump off his wealthy vampire wife who keeps seducing his mistress.
	5:53am Paulo AD: ↳ Erik/VT @5:53 Getting on that later
	5:53am Paulo AD: ↳ JReganK @5:53 Oh yes, totally
	5:53am Blissland: ↳ Erik/VT @5:53 I think that's David Hemming
	5:54am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @5:52 Which one? Bond or Theatre?
	5:54am fred: ↳ Paulo AD @5:52 But you don't speak Welsh (none of the Welsh people I met did, tbh)
	5:54am tom tom the pipers son: thanks fox, came in late , and it went amazingly fast
	5:54am Paulo AD: ↳ Blissland @5:53 Yes you are correct. David niven is a swave mf
	5:54am Jim in MA: ↳ Paulo AD @4:07 Goth culture - where every day is Halloween!
	5:54am William Hellfire: ↳ fred @5:54 Deep red!
	5:54am fred: ↳ Paulo AD @5:52 +1
	5:54am Blissland: ↳ JReganK @5:54 I saw Theatre of Blood in a theater, but not On Her Majesty's Secret Service
	5:55am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ fred @5:54 fred, what'd you think of 2nd junk poem?
	5:55am Paulo AD: ↳ fred @5:54 Haha if you ever listens to that cat bomb show I was on you'll tell I do not speak cymraeg
	5:55am William Hellfire: ↳ Erik/VT @5:53 Good one!
	5:56am Paulo AD: ↳ Blissland @5:54 And that's why we are friends :)
	5:56am Toothgrinder Tom: @Paulo casting already? Ok I will write a part for you (but it might be a down on his luck aging footballer, can’t promise anything yet.
	5:56am JReganK: ↳ Blissland @5:54 The Universe is truly generous!
	5:56am Paulo AD: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:56 Works for me hHah does he have a dodgy knee and shoulder, if so, perfect
	5:57am Erik/VT: Yes David Hemmings is in eye of the devil as well as David Niven !
	5:57am Toothgrinder Tom: I can say ‘do you live in Bangor?’ in Welsh (and only that).
	5:57am William Hellfire: Bark market
	5:57am Erik/VT: E of the D is in lovely black & white !
	5:57am Toothgrinder Tom: @Hellfire noted!
	5:57am Spikey BXL: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:56 Raises hand
	5:58am William Hellfire: Cop shoot cop
	5:58am Paulo AD: ↳ Spikey BXL @5:57 A Welsh and Belgian play, what could go wrong lol
	5:58am JReganK: ↳ William Hellfire @5:58 Good band!
	5:58am fred: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @5:55 I liked the first one better, maybe because I'd seen "Watching Horses Die" before in the second one
	5:58am Cosmic: Thanks Fox 🦊🔥🙏
	5:59am William Hellfire: ↳ JReganK @5:58 Got to open for Firewater
	5:59am Paulo AD: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @5:57 Ydych chi'n byw ym Mangor
	5:59am Spikey BXL: Hope the migraine fades into nothing. Love to you Fox and woofers.
	5:59am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ fred @5:58 hmm..thanks
	5:59am JohnEBGood: Thank you
	5:59am JReganK: Thnx, Fox! Safe trip home.
	6:00am Paulo AD: Thanks so much fox
	6:00am Erik/VT: ↳ William Hellfire @5:55 Bonus: we get to see Sharon Tate get the s&m treatments via the whip from Niven !?!
	6:00am Blissland: good day
	6:00am Cosmic: Ps Tony morris was great
	6:01am Audiocarp: I tuned in late, but what I heard was good. Happy trails, all!
	6:01am JReganK: Happy Sunday, Y'all!
	6:01am Paulo AD: ↳ Paulo AD @5:59 If you pronounce that I'll give you a coke hah
	6:01am Blissland: oh now I remember Eye of the Devil
	6:03am Erik/VT: PIA ZA DOOR AAAAHHHS & ALL 👉super duper Alice Cooper thank uze’s - as always awesome show and the best of company from audio & visual typed sharings!
	6:06am Jim in MA: What's your favorite eerie movie soundtrack that haunts you?
	6:07am JReganK: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @5:38 I think the first submission is better.
	6:11am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ JReganK @6:07 ah, ok... i'm posting both... thx
	6:11am Erik/VT: ↳ Jim in MA @6:06 You’re so good at eliciting & launching folks into gut passionate responses, I begin to wonder if yore a “professional…..?” ? 😉
	6:17am Erik/VT: ↳ Jim in MA @6:06 ¿ Goblin/Suspiria others … but only via watching the movie (I never found the soundtrack - want it though). Psycho (staccato strings trigger !) Love the soundtrack to Hitchcock’s VERTIGO. So many others but I’m too tired now / peace 🕊️
	6:24am Blissland: I guess I'm gonna hit the hay. Nitey nite
	6:25am Fox: Not the Ravenous soundtrack. I love that movie but the score is annoying

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