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June 4, 2007: War Prayer

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Photo taken in back yard of Good World Bar, Chinatown, NYC.

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	New	Approx. start time
	Mark Twain's "War Prayer"		Thanks to Doug Schulkiind. Video version available here		0:00:00 Pop-up)
Muslimgauze	Abu Nidal	Abu Nidal			0:13:59 Pop-up)
Ed Kuepper	Told Myself	Electrical Storm			0:19:25 Pop-up)
The Clash	Police and Thieves	The Clash			0:23:25 Pop-up)
IDNY	Dub Star Explosion 777	I Dub NY		*	0:29:13 Pop-up)
Standing Nudes	Famous Criminals	Ghost Story		*	0:41:03 Pop-up)
Jason Forrest	What You Truly Need	This Needs to be Your Style			0:44:37 Pop-up)
Sham 69	Hersham Boys	Hersham Boys			0:48:09 Pop-up)
Chrissy Zebby Tembo & Ngozi Family	Fisherman	My Ancestors	Re-issue, 1970. Zambian fuzz jams!	*	0:51:28 Pop-up)
LSD March	I Have Been Saving my Love for You	Empty Rubious Red		*	0:54:53 Pop-up)
Khan	Excommunication	Who Never Rests		*	0:58:13 Pop-up)
Pere Ubu	A Day Such as This	Song of the Bailing Man			1:02:01 Pop-up)
Luscious Jackson	Under Your Skin	Fever In, Fever Out			1:09:10 Pop-up)
Loden	A Star on Your Shoulder	Vallen Hope		*	1:22:14 Pop-up)
Terry Reid	Highway 61 Revisited/Friends	The Hand Don't Fit the Glove!			1:27:08 Pop-up)
Jimi Hendrix	Hear My Train A-Comin'	BBC Sessions			1:35:06 Pop-up)
Entrance	Grim Reaper Blues	Prayer of Death		*	1:39:42 Pop-up)
Mike Rep & the Quotas	Rocket to Nowhere	Stupor Hiatus Vol. 2			1:44:15 Pop-up)
Shock	No se Puede ser Superman	Andergraun Vibrations: Spanish Hard Psych and Beyond 1970-1978	compilation	*	1:47:31 Pop-up)
Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine	Bloodsport for All	Bloodsport for All EP			1:50:14 Pop-up)
Crash Course in Science	Crash Course in Science (Transducer Mix)	Cardboard Lamb EP		*	1:55:00 Pop-up)
Glass Candy	I Always Say Yes (Extend Nite Version)	I Always Say Yes 12"		*	2:02:54 Pop-up)
Nelson Angelo e Joyce	Um Gosto de Fruta	Nelson Angelo e Joyce			2:17:50 Pop-up)
Staples Singers	I'm Coming Home	Folk Songs of Illinois #1	compilation	*	2:20:28 Pop-up)
Steve Reich	Music for 18 Musicians (Sections I-IV)	Music for 18 Musicians			2:27:12 Pop-up)
In the mic break following the set featuring Luscious Jackson, I commented that one of the most seldom spoken-of advantages to marriage (aside from the love and commitment and other, similar mushy stuff) is the immediate access it provides to someone else's records. (I.E. Luscious Jackson -- a band I always suspected I would like, but never really bothered to investigate. My wife, however, is a big fan, and we have her to thank for my playing them during this show.) That said, what's the best band that you ever got turned onto by your sweetie? It doesn't have to be through marriage, it can just as easily be some ridiculously popular or obscure band that you first heard through an (ex/current) boy/girlfriend, or general heart throb of any stripe. Discuss: