WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from July 2, 2008

Listener comments!
	3:09pm Listener Dave: Chris Burden ripped off the Old Codger. Unbelievable.
	3:09pm Ike: HA!
	3:10pm Sean Daily: You know, you could send ME money, too. I just want you to consider the possibility of sending me money and making me filthy rich while driving you farther into the vicious cycle of poverty and desperation. I'm not a religious group or anything. I could definitely use it, because I'm not paid much. I just want you to consider the possibility. (Repeat nine billion times and watch the jack roll in)
	3:22pm C: Lambchop is America's best band. Makes me want to celebrate the fourth this year.
	3:23pm Listener Dave: Sean Daily, I would like to send you money. Just post your address, bank account and social security numbers here on the playlist and I will send you everything I got from this Nigerian prince a few years ago. I'm sure everyone else here will do the same. -Dave PS I am not a crook.
	3:27pm Laurie: I KNEW IT! Kenny G & Irwin are totes the same person, I've been saying it for years.
	3:31pm Denise in Washington, DC: Damn. I missed not only Florence Foster Jenkins, but also the evidence proving that Irwin is Kenny G, and vice versa.
	3:48pm Dead Corporate Eyes: Hooray for ORANGE.
	3:54pm Peter K.: Thanks for the shout-out, but you're wrong. Not only will editors NOT always be needed; editors (and proofreaders) are ALREADY not needed. Maybe you and I and a small handful of other people give a shit about things like spelling and punctuation, but we are (a) a tiny minority and (b) a dying breed. Sad but, quite clearly, true.
	3:55pm Dead Corporate Eyes: flase
	3:57pm Peter K.: But never mind that other stuff; the Weepies rule!
	3:58pm Laurie: Irwin, you're mean.
	3:58pm Laurie: What, no Cowboy Troy?
	3:59pm Denise in Washington, DC: Peter K., I completely disagree. In fact, one of the support staffers in my office just came to me, on her own initiative, to point out places in which she thought the capitalization on our office's website was wrong. (Of course, she was wrong in almost every instance, but the principle still holds.)
	3:59pm Irwin: Petar, I agreee with you &; and that is sorry of thINg. about the profreaderz. We n eed to SWtck totgethetr!! brohter!
	4:00pm Parq: Oh yeah, Brooks & Dunn! Turning the volume way up over here.
	4:01pm Swami: Irwin is not Kenny G: he's Kenny Chesney
	4:04pm Parq: Irwin, I heard Scott's "The Penguin" in one of those late-night "Adult Swim" cartoons the other night. Are producers seeking licenses to use that stuff in cartoons? It would be great to hear Scott's music in that medium again.
	4:06pm Irwin: Was that in The Oblongs episode "Narcoleptic Scottie"? If so, yes it was properly licensed from Scott's publisher.
	4:10pm Parq: Cool. Yes, I think that was it. I hope that it sparks a trend, and more such license requests will follow.
	4:20pm fred: Thanks for the heads up on Juliana Hatfield's forthcoming record.
	4:27pm Sean Daily: Just who were the idiots who called it "wonderful spam," anyway?
	4:37pm Ike: Peter K., I hope you are wrong. I would like to be a proofreader. Unfortunately my experience is limited, but I'm good. Sadly, I missed Irwin's shout-out, so hooray for archives.
	4:37pm Irwin: I think those idiots' names were Eric, John, Graham, Michael, Terry and Terry.
	4:40pm Listener Dave: Ike, I believe that's "hurray" or "hurrah".
	4:48pm Ike: I cling quixotically to serial commas and "hooray" (which is confirmed by M-W as being an OK variant).
	4:52pm Denise in Washington, DC: Ah, the serial comma. How I love the serial comma. I can pontificate about the serial comma for hours. In fact, a former housemate and I once encountered each other at the top of a stairway and somehow got into a conversation about the serial comma. We got so absorbed that we sat down right there at the top of the stairs. And yes, we were talking about the serial comma the whole time. IOW, I am a proofreading freak.
	4:54pm Dead Corporate Eyes: It is established that introverts tend to be more inclined to massive revision and proofreading.
	4:55pm Dead Corporate Eyes: Let me revise that... Obsessive revision!
	4:59pm Sara: Pink Lemonade sounds like she's really growing as an artist.
	5:02pm Peter K.: What, if anything, is the connection between serial commas and serial killers?
	5:03pm Denise in Washington, DC: Hm. DCE, I am an extrovert. At least according to Myers-Briggs. Peter K., I suspect that persons in both categories could be classified as obsessive.
	5:06pm Steve Barton: Never trust a hippie (no punctuation)
	5:08pm Irwin: Steve, how 'bout ex-hippies?
	5:09pm Pink Lemonade: Thank you Sara!
	5:10pm Denise in Washington, DC: I could probably name at least one person who I can see becoming homicidal over comma misuse.
	5:17pm Ike: Proofreaders seem to swarm around WFMU. (Can one get an office job in this field without doing freelance first? I can't always concentrate at home.)
	5:18pm Steve Barton: Like a worn out shoe, ex-hippies are comfortable and familiar...trustworthy? Sure.
	5:19pm Sean Daily: 1913: Marie Curie wakes up to realize that the radium that she's been experimenting with has given her fantastic superhuman powers. And an arm growing out of her forehead. She quickly becomes SUPER FOREHEAD-ARM NUCLEAR PHYSICIST. But since there isn't any Stan Lee, this phase of her career is forgotten.
	5:19pm R. P.: Milk, eggs and cheese. Milk, eggs, or cheese. Not that I get obsessive about it...
	5:21pm matt in Indy: I can't concentrate at home either, but listening to WFMU is also a distraction at work. Thanks to Irwin and Denise, I just spent about 20 minutes reading about the damn serial comma 'controversy'. (I do love wikipedia).
	5:51pm Sean Daily: Nice Delgados song.
	5:52pm Irwin: Enjoy it, Sean, I'm about to ruin the mood w/some Star Country
	5:52pm Steve Barton: Great show, Irwin. Wonderful songs, performances, recordings. Now it is time to find something to throw away. Your listener, skb
	5:54pm Steve Barton: Now I'm sticking around. You found a Brooks and Dunn song that was okay. What next?
	5:58pm Sean Daily: Whatever, Irwin. As I remember, it IS your show.
	6:00pm Steve Barton: Don't forget the straight-forward rhymes and song structure -- and stories without a hint of absurdity. It's all good....(except for the really cheesy stuff, I mean)

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
The Old Codger	Send Me Money "Send Me Money" by "The Old Codger"	78 rpm recording	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Florence Foster Jenkins	Adele's Laughing Song	Florence Foster Jenkins & Friends	0:09:11 (Pop-up)
Jenny Lin	The Sleepwalker "The Sleepwalker" by "Jenny Lin"	InsomniMania	0:13:00 (Pop-up)
Hatfield and the North	Underdub "Underdub" by "Hatfield and the North"	The Rotters' Club	0:16:47 (Pop-up)
Lambchop	Shang a Dang Dang "Shang a Dang Dang" by "Lambchop"	No, You C'mon	0:20:26 (Pop-up)
Juliana Hatfield	The Fact Remains	How to Walk Away	0:27:08 (Pop-up)
Via Audio	Developing Active People	Say Something Say Something Say Something	0:31:01 (Pop-up)
The Magnetic Fields	The Death of Ferdinand de Saussure	69 Love Songs (Vol. 3)	0:34:28 (Pop-up)
Depeche Mode	Are People People? (Adrian Sherwood remix)	Master and Servant 12" single	0:37:39 (Pop-up)
Woodstock Al	Purple Haze "Purple Haze" by "Woodstock Al"	Woodstock Al #6	0:42:00 (Pop-up)
Looper	Modem Song "Modem Song" by "Looper"	The Geometrid	0:45:44 (Pop-up)
The Weepies	All Good Things "All Good Things" by "The Weepies"	Hideaway	0:54:33 (Pop-up)
Brooks & Dunn	Put a Girl In It "Put a Girl In It" by "Brooks & Dunn"	Cowboy Town	0:57:42 (Pop-up)
The High Dials	Sick With the Old Fire	War of the Waking Phantoms	1:00:50 (Pop-up)
Vince Guaraldi	Track Meet "Track Meet" by "Vince Guaraldi"	Charlie Brown's Holiday Hits	1:05:49 (Pop-up)
Kaskade	Samba Love "Samba Love" by "Kaskade"	Here and Now	1:08:23 (Pop-up)
Love and Rockets	David Lanfair "David Lanfair" by "Love and Rockets"	RCA 12" promo B-side	1:16:01 (Pop-up)
Headlights	Catch Them All "Catch Them All" by "Headlights"	Some Racing, Some Stopping	1:20:42 (Pop-up)
Clinic	Internal Wrangler "Internal Wrangler" by "Clinic"	Internal Wrangler	1:28:12 (Pop-up)
Matthew Sweet	Ugly Truthbook "Ugly Truthbook" by "Matthew Sweet"	Altered Beast	1:31:10 (Pop-up)
Joe Henderson	Caribbean Fire Dance	Mode for Joe	1:34:03 (Pop-up)
Imperial Teen	What You Do "What You Do" by "Imperial Teen"	The Hair the TV the Baby and the Band	1:40:50 (Pop-up)
Steve Winwood	Dirty City "Dirty City" by "Steve Winwood"	2008 single	1:44:12 (Pop-up)
The Blake Babies	Picture Perfect "Picture Perfect" by "The Blake Babies"	God Bless the Blake Babies	1:52:17 (Pop-up)
Pink Lemonade	7 Days a Week "7 Days a Week" by "Pink Lemonade"	Music Is Love	1:56:17 (Pop-up)
Tenpole Tudor	Who Killed Bambi "Who Killed Bambi" by "Tenpole Tudor"	The Great Rock'n'Roll Swindle	2:01:43 (Pop-up)
Madder Rose	Sway "Sway" by "Madder Rose"	Peel Session, July 4, 1993	2:04:43 (Pop-up)
Pierre Bastien	Au Prado "Au Prado" by "Pierre Bastien"	Les Premieres Machines 1968 - 1988	2:08:24 (Pop-up)
Autour de Lucie	Ballade du Deserteur	self-titled	2:11:09 (Pop-up)
Tom Glazer and Dottie Evans	Thumbnail Sketch of Atomic Energy	Energy & Motion Songs	2:14:24 (Pop-up)
Nick Lowe	Cracking Up "Cracking Up" by "Nick Lowe"	Labour of Lust	2:15:56 (Pop-up)
The Jamaican Calypsonians (vocal by Bedasse)	Night Food	Boogu Yagga Gal	2:23:10 (Pop-up)
Chet Atkins	Unchained Melody "Unchained Melody" by "Chet Atkins"	Finger Style Guitar	2:26:36 (Pop-up)
Josh Rouse	Love Vibration "Love Vibration" by "Josh Rouse"	1972	2:29:36 (Pop-up)
Gong	The Pot Head Pixies "The Pot Head Pixies" by "Gong"	Flying Teapot/Radio Gnome Invisible Pt. 1	2:34:16 (Pop-up)
Roger McGuinn	If I Needed Someone	Limited Edition	2:37:16 (Pop-up)
Scrawl	Remember That Day "Remember That Day" by "Scrawl"	Velvet Hammer	2:44:58 (Pop-up)
The Delgados	Witness "Witness" by "The Delgados"	The Great Eastern	2:48:54 (Pop-up)
Montgomery Gentry	Back When I Knew It All	Back When I Knew It All	2:53:01 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:09pm Listener Dave: Chris Burden ripped off the Old Codger. Unbelievable.
	3:09pm Ike: HA!
	3:10pm Sean Daily: You know, you could send ME money, too. I just want you to consider the possibility of sending me money and making me filthy rich while driving you farther into the vicious cycle of poverty and desperation. I'm not a religious group or anything. I could definitely use it, because I'm not paid much. I just want you to consider the possibility. (Repeat nine billion times and watch the jack roll in)
	3:22pm C: Lambchop is America's best band. Makes me want to celebrate the fourth this year.
	3:23pm Listener Dave: Sean Daily, I would like to send you money. Just post your address, bank account and social security numbers here on the playlist and I will send you everything I got from this Nigerian prince a few years ago. I'm sure everyone else here will do the same. -Dave PS I am not a crook.
	3:27pm Laurie: I KNEW IT! Kenny G & Irwin are totes the same person, I've been saying it for years.
	3:31pm Denise in Washington, DC: Damn. I missed not only Florence Foster Jenkins, but also the evidence proving that Irwin is Kenny G, and vice versa.
	3:48pm Dead Corporate Eyes: Hooray for ORANGE.
	3:54pm Peter K.: Thanks for the shout-out, but you're wrong. Not only will editors NOT always be needed; editors (and proofreaders) are ALREADY not needed. Maybe you and I and a small handful of other people give a shit about things like spelling and punctuation, but we are (a) a tiny minority and (b) a dying breed. Sad but, quite clearly, true.
	3:55pm Dead Corporate Eyes: flase
	3:57pm Peter K.: But never mind that other stuff; the Weepies rule!
	3:58pm Laurie: Irwin, you're mean.
	3:58pm Laurie: What, no Cowboy Troy?
	3:59pm Denise in Washington, DC: Peter K., I completely disagree. In fact, one of the support staffers in my office just came to me, on her own initiative, to point out places in which she thought the capitalization on our office's website was wrong. (Of course, she was wrong in almost every instance, but the principle still holds.)
	3:59pm Irwin: Petar, I agreee with you &; and that is sorry of thINg. about the profreaderz. We n eed to SWtck totgethetr!! brohter!
	4:00pm Parq: Oh yeah, Brooks & Dunn! Turning the volume way up over here.
	4:01pm Swami: Irwin is not Kenny G: he's Kenny Chesney
	4:04pm Parq: Irwin, I heard Scott's "The Penguin" in one of those late-night "Adult Swim" cartoons the other night. Are producers seeking licenses to use that stuff in cartoons? It would be great to hear Scott's music in that medium again.
	4:06pm Irwin: Was that in The Oblongs episode "Narcoleptic Scottie"? If so, yes it was properly licensed from Scott's publisher.
	4:10pm Parq: Cool. Yes, I think that was it. I hope that it sparks a trend, and more such license requests will follow.
	4:20pm fred: Thanks for the heads up on Juliana Hatfield's forthcoming record.
	4:27pm Sean Daily: Just who were the idiots who called it "wonderful spam," anyway?
	4:37pm Ike: Peter K., I hope you are wrong. I would like to be a proofreader. Unfortunately my experience is limited, but I'm good. Sadly, I missed Irwin's shout-out, so hooray for archives.
	4:37pm Irwin: I think those idiots' names were Eric, John, Graham, Michael, Terry and Terry.
	4:40pm Listener Dave: Ike, I believe that's "hurray" or "hurrah".
	4:48pm Ike: I cling quixotically to serial commas and "hooray" (which is confirmed by M-W as being an OK variant).
	4:52pm Denise in Washington, DC: Ah, the serial comma. How I love the serial comma. I can pontificate about the serial comma for hours. In fact, a former housemate and I once encountered each other at the top of a stairway and somehow got into a conversation about the serial comma. We got so absorbed that we sat down right there at the top of the stairs. And yes, we were talking about the serial comma the whole time. IOW, I am a proofreading freak.
	4:54pm Dead Corporate Eyes: It is established that introverts tend to be more inclined to massive revision and proofreading.
	4:55pm Dead Corporate Eyes: Let me revise that... Obsessive revision!
	4:59pm Sara: Pink Lemonade sounds like she's really growing as an artist.
	5:02pm Peter K.: What, if anything, is the connection between serial commas and serial killers?
	5:03pm Denise in Washington, DC: Hm. DCE, I am an extrovert. At least according to Myers-Briggs. Peter K., I suspect that persons in both categories could be classified as obsessive.
	5:06pm Steve Barton: Never trust a hippie (no punctuation)
	5:08pm Irwin: Steve, how 'bout ex-hippies?
	5:09pm Pink Lemonade: Thank you Sara!
	5:10pm Denise in Washington, DC: I could probably name at least one person who I can see becoming homicidal over comma misuse.
	5:17pm Ike: Proofreaders seem to swarm around WFMU. (Can one get an office job in this field without doing freelance first? I can't always concentrate at home.)
	5:18pm Steve Barton: Like a worn out shoe, ex-hippies are comfortable and familiar...trustworthy? Sure.
	5:19pm Sean Daily: 1913: Marie Curie wakes up to realize that the radium that she's been experimenting with has given her fantastic superhuman powers. And an arm growing out of her forehead. She quickly becomes SUPER FOREHEAD-ARM NUCLEAR PHYSICIST. But since there isn't any Stan Lee, this phase of her career is forgotten.
	5:19pm R. P.: Milk, eggs and cheese. Milk, eggs, or cheese. Not that I get obsessive about it...
	5:21pm matt in Indy: I can't concentrate at home either, but listening to WFMU is also a distraction at work. Thanks to Irwin and Denise, I just spent about 20 minutes reading about the damn serial comma 'controversy'. (I do love wikipedia).
	5:51pm Sean Daily: Nice Delgados song.
	5:52pm Irwin: Enjoy it, Sean, I'm about to ruin the mood w/some Star Country
	5:52pm Steve Barton: Great show, Irwin. Wonderful songs, performances, recordings. Now it is time to find something to throw away. Your listener, skb
	5:54pm Steve Barton: Now I'm sticking around. You found a Brooks and Dunn song that was okay. What next?
	5:58pm Sean Daily: Whatever, Irwin. As I remember, it IS your show.
	6:00pm Steve Barton: Don't forget the straight-forward rhymes and song structure -- and stories without a hint of absurdity. It's all good....(except for the really cheesy stuff, I mean)

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from July 2, 2008

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