WFMU: The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from May 3, 2012

Listener comments!
	6:02pm Clay: Hello
	6:03pm Matt from Springfield: Hello Mr. Clay P. Junn!
	6:03pm kat330: Hi, Clay! We're here, grilling and eating dinner, so not a lot at the keyboard but listening.
	6:03pm Clay: Matthias!
	6:04pm Clay: Grilling. Yum. Hi!
	6:04pm david: viva la revolucion! viva yngwie!
	6:05pm Clay: David. Yngwie Revolution!
	6:05pm ?: I don't think that blocking transit routes is ever good.
	6:05pm sfrances: Howdy Clay, My husband was just telling me about May Baskets & how he misses them. Workers Unite, y'all!
	6:05pm Matt from Springfield: Any Dusty & Kolonel Karl fans out there? There's your nostalgia!
	6:06pm Brian in Madison, WI: I love the voices...
	6:06pm Clay: @? Our street
	6:07pm listener mark: Hello Clay ! Listening and enjoying a piece of pie. Do you like pie? Apple pie and a scoop of ice cream. Delicious!
	6:07pm Clay: Hi France.... I thought May BAskets were everywhere, but I read where it's a regional thing. At any rate ... greetings.
	6:08pm Clay: Hi Brian! Viva Mukwonago. Mark, I like pie. With Reddy Whip.
	6:09pm G: P. for ?
	6:09pm sfrances: Yep my husband is from Iowa, like you. Greetings: this will be the last show I listen to on US soil for 2 weeks. Heading to Paris on Saturday! Will try to D/L show w/wifi while I'm gone.
	6:09pm kat330: @G: for "Pigeon" I'd think.
	6:10pm Matt from Springfield: Oh the cab driver's making money...the meter goes even in traffic. Maybe I should ask these people who scoff at Occupiers for a job, they seem to have all kinds of jobs to offer, the way they're talking...
	6:10pm G: Clay Pigeon Junn. Is that Korean? :-)
	6:10pm sfrances: @? : Every protest I've been to that's blocked routes has immediately cleared for anything with flashing lights. And we've always cleared intersections to let bus & light rail flow through.
	6:11pm Matt from Springfield: Tom Morello! Another DustyCeleb™! @Clay: Reddi Whip, always! Cool whip is made of oil and water! Let it sit in a bowl at room temp, you won't want to eat that!
	6:12pm kat330: @G: I sent Clay a reply email that mentioned I had a classmate -- actually -- named Clay Pigg, and he had a sister named Dolly Pigg.
	6:13pm G: I haven't had bacon in weeks. :-( Gotta head to the store soon...!
	6:15pm Night Al: Occupiers should organize nationally and nominate Dennis Kucinich as their presidential candidate. READ his platform on issues... http://kucinich.us/issues If you aren't registered to vote, and vote for a viable candidate, you are fighting a losing battle. When I talk to an occupier, they just speak of their disdain for the status quo but offer up no real solutions. Many are not registered to vote nor plan to. Sad.
	6:15pm kat330: Our grill menu is corn on the cob, roasted potatoes (with our garden herbs) and marinated chicken breast. Oh, and beer brats to save for lunches.
	6:15pm Matt from Springfield: @kat: But that was a long time ago, in the Clay Pigg Eon! :)
	6:16pm Clay: G - Pea
	6:16pm alex: brand new second hand
	6:16pm david: Dusty: Unsealed <"A Current Affair" sound effect>
	6:16pm kat330: @Matt: Hey, I need to stress to you again, I AM NOT THAT OLD! I'm Breckman/Irwin old. :)
	6:16pm Matt from Springfield: Yummy! Happy grilling, kat!
	6:17pm KevinC BK: Who the hell wants a job anyhow?! Fuck work! Everyone that says folks should get a job should really search inside themselves and think if they really actually LIKE their job!
	6:17pm kat330: I did all the prep work, but Philo's the grill man. It's too damn hot outside.
	6:19pm Night Al: Hey Clay! Have you ever heard in your many conversations, an occupier spokesman offer a candidate choice for leadership? I really want to know.
	6:19pm KevinC BK: my problem is that, like other OWS sympathizers/participants I am self-employed and take work that I actually like
	6:19pm kat330: @KevinC BK: I did that and decided on extreme frugality managing on freelance work and savings. Lots of folks like me doing an "early retirement" that really isn't.
	6:19pm Clay: Katt ---Clay Pigg. Ha! I love that.
	6:20pm Minarchist: Is far more palatable.
	6:21pm drewo: We have entered the post-job age. We will fill all of that free time with social media.
	6:21pm Caryn: Man, computer acting up, so just got here now. Hello all!
	6:22pm Clay: Night Al - No. Occupy holds to that no leaders thing.
	6:22pm brycepunk: This has been a fascinating listen. Fantastic mixing.
	6:22pm Matt from Springfield: @Night Al: As Occupiers are reluctant to speak on behalf of the movement, only for themselves (the core chants of Occupy are the only real common bonds, and that's what it's all about). Individual Occupiers have expressed approval of Kucinich, Ron Paul, Greens candidates, some even Obama (though those deep in the movement almost never do).
	6:22pm Clay: Scary thought, Drew. All that rectangle time.
	6:23pm Night Al: What a waste.
	6:23pm Clay: TY Bryce, I actually struggled with it mightily and feel it was rushed to completion .... but .... thanks!!!
	6:24pm Matt from Springfield: Hi Caryn! @Drew: Unless you want to forage for food, all day, every day for the rest of your life, ultimately most people would prefer a job. At least you get days off with a job!
	6:24pm Fair Labor ?: @Clay/FMU staff: Which do you appreciate more for their sacrifices, your FMU listeners/commenters who do so on UNPAID time that could either be used for other leisure endeavors / freelance earnings OR your FMU listeners/commenters doing so on-the-job while being paid by "the suits" (or worse by taxpayers) while they listen/comment here?
	6:24pm david: kudos Clay for fitting Immortal Technique in with minimal need for bleeping! :)
	6:25pm Clay: Al- Who knows how it will evolve.
	6:25pm alex: i live at the dead end of a street
	6:27pm Clay: I appreciate them all, Fair Labor. Good question.
	6:27pm Clay: Really liked him. David.
	6:27pm Night Al: I have asked Dennis and Elizabeth Kucinich to consider running as a 3rd party candidate. No response from my letter as yet. He will be unemployed here shortly. His wife is GREAT also. I concur with his ENTIRE platform. It would be AWESOME if ALL occupiers would get behind him in an organized national movement. Any thoughts listeners?
	6:28pm david: whole newest Immortal Tech album is great
	6:29pm Romney: Prettyplease, start a third paty to the left of Obama and really get it ramped up. Thanks!
	6:30pm Nader: Yeah, that should work...
	6:31pm david: everyone's got a "occupy should do _____." It's mostly people who don't participate in occupy, have nowhere to go politically, so they look to occupy for all the answers.
	6:31pm Caryn: Speaking of work, finally had a job interview yesterday. For a government job, incidentally.
	6:31pm Marmalade kitty: ..nehhh, get a job!
	6:32pm Night Al: Clay is the best source of news for OWS! I can't stomach media controlled news channels. Maybe BBC sometimes.
	6:32pm Josh: Clay. It's Debussy!!!!!! It's an arrangement!!!!
	6:32pm Matt from Springfield: Way to go Caryn!! Even if that doesn't work out, at least you're on the first step to a job! Good evening there, Kitty! :)
	6:32pm Philo Gristle: Much as I like Kucinich, I'd like to see a candidate who can win, and not help Romney squeeze in. It's a sad state of affairs, but I'm not seeing an easy solution.
	6:33pm Marmalade kitty: ..tut, get a job!!
	6:33pm Josh: I'm referring to the Cy Coleman 'Reverie in Topaz'.
	6:34pm Night Al: Ditto Philo....I'll vote for Obama again just to keep the GOP out. Unless I see a viable alternative that has a chance.
	6:34pm Philo Gristle: @Caryn Fingers crossed! Had a gov't job for almost a decade there myself.... good perks (39 days of vacation per yr. as opposed to 10 I I have now in the US, after 7 yrs in the same job).
	6:34pm Clay: Glad you are all hear and appreciate it. You know, I am learning as I go. it's all I can do to hang in with some of the intelligent people I talk to. Sorry i interrupted Debussy, Josh!!! Ya mean Cy didn't write it? I like that Lune tune he wrote. Thanks Al! Caryn /// Hope it went well. Glad you showed up here!
	6:34pm Matt from Springfield: @david: If you have nowhere to go politically, but dislike the status quo, attending an Occupy event is what you should do. Taking action is doing something about it.
	6:35pm kat330: Great news, Caryn! To Fair labor's ? point though, there's less disposable income to contribute to FMU and other charities when on-the-job productivity is compromised so that either those human resource wastes are passed onto the consumer or passed onto the taxpayers. Oh, and there's no such true thing as efficient multi-tasking research has proven.
	6:35pm Marmalade kitty: good evening Clay, Matt & all! ::)
	6:37pm Clay: Marmalade! How nice.
	6:38pm Night Al: What's with these baptist preacher's sons from Michigan.
	6:38pm KevinC BK: the public university events in Madison Square Park on Tuesday were all the best parts of OWS in Zuccotti park, skilshares, lectures, presentations, dialogue, discourse, and free food really incredible atmosphere and use of public space
	6:38pm Minarchist: Poor Libertarian believes that neo con Rominee is an answer. In the race of bad and worse what is a true believer to do?
	6:38pm david: exactly, Matt. if one wants something to be part of occupy, one has to do the work, not find it prepackaged for consumption or on a cable tv channel guide...
	6:40pm Night Al: Reality people...you can protest all you want...if you don't go to your precinct on election day and vote....you did nothing. That's how you protest in this country, like it or not.
	6:41pm Clay: Glad you were there Kevin.
	6:42pm Night Al: also...if you vote for a democrat president, but don't vote for democrat Reps and Senators....you just created a lame duck president.
	6:42pm david: Night Al I hear you but that flies in the face of US history, and thousands who sacrificed their lives to very palpably make this country better
	6:43pm kat330: @Night Al: Kucinich has always impressed me. Here's what has me concerned: I voted for Nader (wrote in since Indiana didn't put him on the ballot) in the infamous election stolen by Bush from Gore. Probably the guilt heaped on us Naderites wasn't justified, but it still has me worried for any next such time.
	6:43pm KevinC BK: beg to differ, night al that's not protest at all actually it's called voting and it legitimizes the system. I'm not arguing against it its actually quite useful at times, my problem is that voting happens so little. It would be lovely to have more community control...
	6:45pm david: of course everyone should vote, but without illusion, and not to the exclusion of other forms of political engagement
	6:45pm Josh: Thanks for acknowledging Clair de Lune. Such a beautiful piece.
	6:46pm sfrances: Looking forward to finding Occupy Paris when I'm there next week. Jump jump!
	6:46pm Night Al: Yeah ...i was in the Army back in 1982....now I'm against the military industrial complex with a passion. There will be no revolution that changes are present system. YOU FREAKING GOTTA VOTE PEOPLE. The Kucinich's are your only hope...everyone else is a corporation shill crony.
	6:46pm Matt from Springfield: JUMP AROUND Clay!
	6:46pm Minarchist: I voted for Gus Hall in 1984. Commie.
	6:47pm KevinC BK: was that the frogs earlier? stand up...?
	6:48pm p.l.: help me obi wan kucinich!
	6:48pm Minarchist: Go Clay! Turn my iPod into a proper transistor radio.
	6:49pm Caryn: @KevinC: true, voting might not be considered a protest, but not voting is not a viable form of protest either. If you don't vote, no-one goes "wow, what a powerful statement". You've just wasted one of the ways you have of influencing things even a little. Certainly there are plenty of other ways to be politically active, but not voting has no impact other than possibly allowing someone you loathe to get into office.
	6:49pm david: dash dot dash dot dash dash dot dash dot dash
	6:49pm Night Al: kat330...that's why I'm trying to get the OWS fighters to get organized behind him in an AWESOME cohesive movement. EVERYONE should read his issues page on his website and start stumping for him like I have. There are MANY disconcerted people who have lost a little faith in Obama as well as the rest.
	6:50pm Matt from Springfield: Jim Croce in the dumpster! I would expect WFMU to pitch him (or smash on the Air).
	6:50pm Minarchist: Bastards! Trashing the Croce and a favorite tune!
	6:51pm david: "trying to get the OWS fighters to get organized behind him," how specifically have you been working to doing this, Al?
	6:52pm Night Al: KevinC BK... if only my friend...I'm just playing the game. A change like that will be incremental if at all. Small steps. This isn't revolutionary war era.....reality is reality.
	6:52pm sfrances: Creem magazine ruled! Hooray for Fredericks calling in!
	6:53pm Matt from Springfield: The 'Dricks! So he's a Connecticut Yankee in Newport Richie!
	6:55pm Matt from Springfield: Wouldn't she be "Mrs. IN Newport Richie"? :)
	6:56pm Night Al: david...mainly Facebook and talking on the street at occupy events here in my area, anyone who will listen...but my biggest soapbox is this show.
	6:56pm sfrances: Always remember
	6:57pm seang: BTO baby
	6:57pm Marmalade kitty: love ya Clay! peace..
	6:57pm sfrances: rappelez-vous toujours
	6:58pm sfrances: Randy Bachman, our cat http://www.flickr.com/photos/francesrust/2325451819/
	6:58pm Caryn: Lovely show, Clay! Will listen to the start in the archives.
	6:58pm Matt from Springfield: Great show Clay! Have a good night everyone! Frances, have a great time in Paris! Try to meet pierre and other WFMU fans while you're there as well!
	6:59pm Night Al: Never forget.... http://kucinich.us/issues http://kucinich.house.gov/ LETS GET ORGANIZED BEHIND SOMEONE WHO WON'T BE A CORPORATE SHILL PEOPLE. SERIOUSLY.
	6:59pm Caryn: Aw, Randy Phat Boy! Cute!
	7:00pm Marmalade kitty: good luck with the job, Caryn!
	7:01pm Caryn: Thanks, kitty (and everyone else)! Will know by the end of the month.
	7:05pm Marmalade kitty: one day we will all join hands together ..like, a love train

The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from May 3, 2012

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May 3, 2012: May Day! Protest in Manhattan - May 1st, 2012

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments
Yesterday Once More "Yesterday Once More"
May Baskets - (WIKI quote) - "May Day was also celebrated by some early European settlers of the American continent. In some parts of the United States, May Baskets are made. These are small baskets usually filled with flowers or treats and left at someone's doorstep. The giver rings the bell and runs away. The person receiving the basket tries to catch the fleeing giver. If they catch the person, a kiss is exchanged."
As a couple oif listeners (and Station Manager Ken) have pointed out to me, I have some kind of 'phasing' problem with the output of my show, due to the weird configuration of antiquious gear and tangle of cords I use in the production of Dusty. I thought I had it figured out, but then Joe Egan pointed out to me that it sounds poorly during the interviews. I am trying to figure it out. I have ordered a new dual-cassette deck (well, an old one, like I always use, on EBay) and a new micro-cassette recorder (well, a new discontinued Radio Shack model that I had to track down from a clearing house online). Please let me know if you notice problems with the sound of the show. I am irked by it and trying to isolate the prob. Sorry for the inconvenience. If you listen on HEADPHONES, it should be OK. It is for me.
Intro Proper "Intro Proper"
Intro Proper "Intro Proper"
May Day! May Day! May Day! - Buffalo Sabres NHL announcer, Rick Jeannaret makes the historic call, post-season in '93 as Brad May scores a game winning goal.
Interview with a member of the Rude Mechanical Orchestra, the unoffical marching band of OWS, along a morning protest route, 5/1/12 Here's their website for more info: http://rudemechanicalorchestra.org/
He Hopes The Cops "Smash Their Heads In."
Protesters Proclaim ... We Ain't Goin' Nowhere!
May Day Clarification "May Day Clarification"
An Interview with protest-observer, Tommy
Presidential Candidate, Mitt Romney, Audio Courtesy Of MittRomney.com
Capitalism for America - A Protest Observer Speaks Out
Yngwie Malmsteen	Trilogy Suite Op:5	Trilogy	PolyGram	1986	LP	Tearin' It A New One!
Capitalism and the Belief In God ... Eroding
Korean War Newsreel Audio Courtesy of Journal TV
Our First HEPOD (Hardly Ever Played on Dusty)
Percy Faith	Somethin' Stupid "Somethin' Stupid" by "Percy Faith"	The Now Sound!	Columbia Special Products	'60's	LP	A Promotional Record for Der Weinerschnitzel Hot Dog Restaurants. Features a cameo by Kolonel Karl and Dusty!
Ruining Percy "Ruining Percy"
Brendan Burke - OWS De-Escalation Team
Protester Excited About Representation for Immigrant Workers
More Onlookers React to the Protest - Not Big Enough
Blood, Sweat, and Tears	Blues - Part II	Blood, Sweat & Tears	Columbia	1968	LP	Bobby Columby Drum Solo
Jeff (OWS Veteran) Gives His Appraisal
The Protest Stops Traffic at Madison Ave. and East 40th St. - I Interview Drivers, Passengers and Cabbies Concerning Their Feelings Towards the Protest
A Cop Tells Protesters to "Keep Walkin'.
The Raddest Action Ever! "The Raddest Action Ever!"
The Raddest Action Ever! "The Raddest Action Ever!"
The Protesters Arrive at Bryant Park in Mid-Town Manhattan
Tom Morello (Rage Against The Machine, Audioslave, The Nightwatchman) Press Conference Excerpts - Bryant Park
Rage Against The Machine	Bulls On Parade	Evil Empire	Epic	1996	LP
Doin' What They Have To Do ... Two Union Members Speak
Morton Gould	Kristallnacht ("The Night of the Broken Glass")	Music From the NBC-TV FIlm, Holocaust	RCA/Red Seal	1978	LP	Unsealed ... after 34-years.
Approach of the OWS Drummers "Approach of the OWS Drummers"
Are You Sympathetic To The Occupy Cause?
Does Anyone In The Front Know What's Going On?
Woman Stuck in Occupy Traffic Supports Protesters
Angry Motorist "Angry Motorist"
Tom Morello Marching 'Guitarmy' sings Union Classic - Which Side Are You On?
Interview with an Anarcho-Communist at Union Square Park
Tom Morello Addresses The Crowd At Union Square Park 5/1/12
Another HEPOD! "Another HEPOD!"
Dr. Kenneth G. Neigh	You Are There		Americom	?	7"	Flexi-Disc
Onstage Banter and Performance from Immortal Technique http://viperrecords.com/index.php/artists/immortal-technique
Crowd Chants as they Prepare to March to Wall Street
The Lemon Pipers	Dead End Street/Half Light	Jungle Marmalade	Buddah	1968	LP
Marchers Sing, "We Shall Overcome" "Marchers Sing, "We Shall Overcome""
We Are The Queers! "We Are The Queers!"
An Arrest Angers The Protesters "An Arrest Angers The Protesters"
A Young Family Joins The Protest "A Young Family Joins The Protest"
We Are The 99% "We Are The 99%"
A Protest Leader of Healthcare Workers Speaks
The Tape Turn "The Tape Turn"
Cy Coleman	Reverie In Topaz "Reverie In Topaz" by "Cy Coleman"	Ages Of Rock			LP
A 'Live' Moment With You "A 'Live' Moment With You"
Interview with a Protest Onlooker "Interview with a Protest Onlooker"
President Obama at the 2012 White House Correspondents' Dinner - Audio COurtesy of C-SPAN
More Onlooker "More Onlooker"
Alice Cooper	Long Way To Go "Long Way To Go" by "Alice Cooper"	Love It To Death	Warner Bros.	1971	LP
Proud Marcher "Proud Marcher"
The Marchers Approach Zuccotti Park "The Marchers Approach Zuccotti Park"
Whose Park? Our Park! "Whose Park? Our Park!"
Protester Says ... The Tea Party Wouldn't Want Me!
Madam X	Stand Up And Fight "Stand Up And Fight" by "Madam X"	We Reserve The Right	Jet	1984	LP	Highest ... Scream ...... EVER!
Whose Streets? Our Streets! "Whose Streets? Our Streets!"
At this point, police had seperated the marchers at the entrance to Wall Street. I found myself on a stretch of Broadway which was suddenly deserted, yet lined with cops. The voice you hear was coming from loud speakers positioned along the protest route, but I couldn't actually SEE the speaker. He was at Battery Park. I really can't explain it, but it was all very dystopian and surreal.
House Of Pain	Jump Around "Jump Around" by "House Of Pain"		XL	1992	MP3	That 'scream' sample is not a human voice, it is Junior Walker's saxophone. Just so you know.
At This Point I Go 'Live' from the WFMU Studio
I can tell I had about 3-hours of sleep the night before. Bad announcing.
The Five Americans	Western Union "Western Union" by "The Five Americans"	24 Original Happening Hits	Telerad	'66?	LP	Love this song. They had another called Zip Code I also dig.
Trolling for Callers "Trolling for Callers"
Jim Croce	Operator "Operator" by "Jim Croce"	You Don't Mess Around With Jim	ABC	1972	LP	Saved from the FMU Dumpster! I was in 8th grade when this came out. Very sentimental.
A Call From Fredericks of New Port Richey!
Making Way for Andy! "Making Way for Andy!"
Bachman-Turner Overdrive	You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet	Out of Sight	K-TEL	1975	LP	Love BTO and Brian Turner Overdrive!
Thank you VERY much for listening to this episode of The Dusty Show. I appreciate it. I have been struggling with some serious audio problems in recent weeks (months). A few of you have noticed. I have taken some steps to remedy the sitch, so hopefully you'll note improvement soon. I have to say, doing this show is such a roller-coaster ride sometimes. I find myself fluctuating between glee and doom quite regularly - one day feeling on top of the world and the next like I suck and need to hang it up. The audio problems drive me f'ing crazy, seriously. It's really hard to keep this old gear operational, especially since I am a Luddite to begin with. OK ... enough whining. I hope you are still with me. Drop me a line sometime. I love hearing from you. dusty@wfmu.org Until we meet again. take care my friend and ... Always Remember .... Clay Pigeon NYC51299

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Listener comments!
	6:02pm Clay: Hello
	6:03pm Matt from Springfield: Hello Mr. Clay P. Junn!
	6:03pm kat330: Hi, Clay! We're here, grilling and eating dinner, so not a lot at the keyboard but listening.
	6:03pm Clay: Matthias!
	6:04pm Clay: Grilling. Yum. Hi!
	6:04pm david: viva la revolucion! viva yngwie!
	6:05pm Clay: David. Yngwie Revolution!
	6:05pm ?: I don't think that blocking transit routes is ever good.
	6:05pm sfrances: Howdy Clay, My husband was just telling me about May Baskets & how he misses them. Workers Unite, y'all!
	6:05pm Matt from Springfield: Any Dusty & Kolonel Karl fans out there? There's your nostalgia!
	6:06pm Brian in Madison, WI: I love the voices...
	6:06pm Clay: @? Our street
	6:07pm listener mark: Hello Clay ! Listening and enjoying a piece of pie. Do you like pie? Apple pie and a scoop of ice cream. Delicious!
	6:07pm Clay: Hi France.... I thought May BAskets were everywhere, but I read where it's a regional thing. At any rate ... greetings.
	6:08pm Clay: Hi Brian! Viva Mukwonago. Mark, I like pie. With Reddy Whip.
	6:09pm G: P. for ?
	6:09pm sfrances: Yep my husband is from Iowa, like you. Greetings: this will be the last show I listen to on US soil for 2 weeks. Heading to Paris on Saturday! Will try to D/L show w/wifi while I'm gone.
	6:09pm kat330: @G: for "Pigeon" I'd think.
	6:10pm Matt from Springfield: Oh the cab driver's making money...the meter goes even in traffic. Maybe I should ask these people who scoff at Occupiers for a job, they seem to have all kinds of jobs to offer, the way they're talking...
	6:10pm G: Clay Pigeon Junn. Is that Korean? :-)
	6:10pm sfrances: @? : Every protest I've been to that's blocked routes has immediately cleared for anything with flashing lights. And we've always cleared intersections to let bus & light rail flow through.
	6:11pm Matt from Springfield: Tom Morello! Another DustyCeleb™! @Clay: Reddi Whip, always! Cool whip is made of oil and water! Let it sit in a bowl at room temp, you won't want to eat that!
	6:12pm kat330: @G: I sent Clay a reply email that mentioned I had a classmate -- actually -- named Clay Pigg, and he had a sister named Dolly Pigg.
	6:13pm G: I haven't had bacon in weeks. :-( Gotta head to the store soon...!
	6:15pm Night Al: Occupiers should organize nationally and nominate Dennis Kucinich as their presidential candidate. READ his platform on issues... http://kucinich.us/issues If you aren't registered to vote, and vote for a viable candidate, you are fighting a losing battle. When I talk to an occupier, they just speak of their disdain for the status quo but offer up no real solutions. Many are not registered to vote nor plan to. Sad.
	6:15pm kat330: Our grill menu is corn on the cob, roasted potatoes (with our garden herbs) and marinated chicken breast. Oh, and beer brats to save for lunches.
	6:15pm Matt from Springfield: @kat: But that was a long time ago, in the Clay Pigg Eon! :)
	6:16pm Clay: G - Pea
	6:16pm alex: brand new second hand
	6:16pm david: Dusty: Unsealed <"A Current Affair" sound effect>
	6:16pm kat330: @Matt: Hey, I need to stress to you again, I AM NOT THAT OLD! I'm Breckman/Irwin old. :)
	6:16pm Matt from Springfield: Yummy! Happy grilling, kat!
	6:17pm KevinC BK: Who the hell wants a job anyhow?! Fuck work! Everyone that says folks should get a job should really search inside themselves and think if they really actually LIKE their job!
	6:17pm kat330: I did all the prep work, but Philo's the grill man. It's too damn hot outside.
	6:19pm Night Al: Hey Clay! Have you ever heard in your many conversations, an occupier spokesman offer a candidate choice for leadership? I really want to know.
	6:19pm KevinC BK: my problem is that, like other OWS sympathizers/participants I am self-employed and take work that I actually like
	6:19pm kat330: @KevinC BK: I did that and decided on extreme frugality managing on freelance work and savings. Lots of folks like me doing an "early retirement" that really isn't.
	6:19pm Clay: Katt ---Clay Pigg. Ha! I love that.
	6:20pm Minarchist: Is far more palatable.
	6:21pm drewo: We have entered the post-job age. We will fill all of that free time with social media.
	6:21pm Caryn: Man, computer acting up, so just got here now. Hello all!
	6:22pm Clay: Night Al - No. Occupy holds to that no leaders thing.
	6:22pm brycepunk: This has been a fascinating listen. Fantastic mixing.
	6:22pm Matt from Springfield: @Night Al: As Occupiers are reluctant to speak on behalf of the movement, only for themselves (the core chants of Occupy are the only real common bonds, and that's what it's all about). Individual Occupiers have expressed approval of Kucinich, Ron Paul, Greens candidates, some even Obama (though those deep in the movement almost never do).
	6:22pm Clay: Scary thought, Drew. All that rectangle time.
	6:23pm Night Al: What a waste.
	6:23pm Clay: TY Bryce, I actually struggled with it mightily and feel it was rushed to completion .... but .... thanks!!!
	6:24pm Matt from Springfield: Hi Caryn! @Drew: Unless you want to forage for food, all day, every day for the rest of your life, ultimately most people would prefer a job. At least you get days off with a job!
	6:24pm Fair Labor ?: @Clay/FMU staff: Which do you appreciate more for their sacrifices, your FMU listeners/commenters who do so on UNPAID time that could either be used for other leisure endeavors / freelance earnings OR your FMU listeners/commenters doing so on-the-job while being paid by "the suits" (or worse by taxpayers) while they listen/comment here?
	6:24pm david: kudos Clay for fitting Immortal Technique in with minimal need for bleeping! :)
	6:25pm Clay: Al- Who knows how it will evolve.
	6:25pm alex: i live at the dead end of a street
	6:27pm Clay: I appreciate them all, Fair Labor. Good question.
	6:27pm Clay: Really liked him. David.
	6:27pm Night Al: I have asked Dennis and Elizabeth Kucinich to consider running as a 3rd party candidate. No response from my letter as yet. He will be unemployed here shortly. His wife is GREAT also. I concur with his ENTIRE platform. It would be AWESOME if ALL occupiers would get behind him in an organized national movement. Any thoughts listeners?
	6:28pm david: whole newest Immortal Tech album is great
	6:29pm Romney: Prettyplease, start a third paty to the left of Obama and really get it ramped up. Thanks!
	6:30pm Nader: Yeah, that should work...
	6:31pm david: everyone's got a "occupy should do _____." It's mostly people who don't participate in occupy, have nowhere to go politically, so they look to occupy for all the answers.
	6:31pm Caryn: Speaking of work, finally had a job interview yesterday. For a government job, incidentally.
	6:31pm Marmalade kitty: ..nehhh, get a job!
	6:32pm Night Al: Clay is the best source of news for OWS! I can't stomach media controlled news channels. Maybe BBC sometimes.
	6:32pm Josh: Clay. It's Debussy!!!!!! It's an arrangement!!!!
	6:32pm Matt from Springfield: Way to go Caryn!! Even if that doesn't work out, at least you're on the first step to a job! Good evening there, Kitty! :)
	6:32pm Philo Gristle: Much as I like Kucinich, I'd like to see a candidate who can win, and not help Romney squeeze in. It's a sad state of affairs, but I'm not seeing an easy solution.
	6:33pm Marmalade kitty: ..tut, get a job!!
	6:33pm Josh: I'm referring to the Cy Coleman 'Reverie in Topaz'.
	6:34pm Night Al: Ditto Philo....I'll vote for Obama again just to keep the GOP out. Unless I see a viable alternative that has a chance.
	6:34pm Philo Gristle: @Caryn Fingers crossed! Had a gov't job for almost a decade there myself.... good perks (39 days of vacation per yr. as opposed to 10 I I have now in the US, after 7 yrs in the same job).
	6:34pm Clay: Glad you are all hear and appreciate it. You know, I am learning as I go. it's all I can do to hang in with some of the intelligent people I talk to. Sorry i interrupted Debussy, Josh!!! Ya mean Cy didn't write it? I like that Lune tune he wrote. Thanks Al! Caryn /// Hope it went well. Glad you showed up here!
	6:34pm Matt from Springfield: @david: If you have nowhere to go politically, but dislike the status quo, attending an Occupy event is what you should do. Taking action is doing something about it.
	6:35pm kat330: Great news, Caryn! To Fair labor's ? point though, there's less disposable income to contribute to FMU and other charities when on-the-job productivity is compromised so that either those human resource wastes are passed onto the consumer or passed onto the taxpayers. Oh, and there's no such true thing as efficient multi-tasking research has proven.
	6:35pm Marmalade kitty: good evening Clay, Matt & all! ::)
	6:37pm Clay: Marmalade! How nice.
	6:38pm Night Al: What's with these baptist preacher's sons from Michigan.
	6:38pm KevinC BK: the public university events in Madison Square Park on Tuesday were all the best parts of OWS in Zuccotti park, skilshares, lectures, presentations, dialogue, discourse, and free food really incredible atmosphere and use of public space
	6:38pm Minarchist: Poor Libertarian believes that neo con Rominee is an answer. In the race of bad and worse what is a true believer to do?
	6:38pm david: exactly, Matt. if one wants something to be part of occupy, one has to do the work, not find it prepackaged for consumption or on a cable tv channel guide...
	6:40pm Night Al: Reality people...you can protest all you want...if you don't go to your precinct on election day and vote....you did nothing. That's how you protest in this country, like it or not.
	6:41pm Clay: Glad you were there Kevin.
	6:42pm Night Al: also...if you vote for a democrat president, but don't vote for democrat Reps and Senators....you just created a lame duck president.
	6:42pm david: Night Al I hear you but that flies in the face of US history, and thousands who sacrificed their lives to very palpably make this country better
	6:43pm kat330: @Night Al: Kucinich has always impressed me. Here's what has me concerned: I voted for Nader (wrote in since Indiana didn't put him on the ballot) in the infamous election stolen by Bush from Gore. Probably the guilt heaped on us Naderites wasn't justified, but it still has me worried for any next such time.
	6:43pm KevinC BK: beg to differ, night al that's not protest at all actually it's called voting and it legitimizes the system. I'm not arguing against it its actually quite useful at times, my problem is that voting happens so little. It would be lovely to have more community control...
	6:45pm david: of course everyone should vote, but without illusion, and not to the exclusion of other forms of political engagement
	6:45pm Josh: Thanks for acknowledging Clair de Lune. Such a beautiful piece.
	6:46pm sfrances: Looking forward to finding Occupy Paris when I'm there next week. Jump jump!
	6:46pm Night Al: Yeah ...i was in the Army back in 1982....now I'm against the military industrial complex with a passion. There will be no revolution that changes are present system. YOU FREAKING GOTTA VOTE PEOPLE. The Kucinich's are your only hope...everyone else is a corporation shill crony.
	6:46pm Matt from Springfield: JUMP AROUND Clay!
	6:46pm Minarchist: I voted for Gus Hall in 1984. Commie.
	6:47pm KevinC BK: was that the frogs earlier? stand up...?
	6:48pm p.l.: help me obi wan kucinich!
	6:48pm Minarchist: Go Clay! Turn my iPod into a proper transistor radio.
	6:49pm Caryn: @KevinC: true, voting might not be considered a protest, but not voting is not a viable form of protest either. If you don't vote, no-one goes "wow, what a powerful statement". You've just wasted one of the ways you have of influencing things even a little. Certainly there are plenty of other ways to be politically active, but not voting has no impact other than possibly allowing someone you loathe to get into office.
	6:49pm david: dash dot dash dot dash dash dot dash dot dash
	6:49pm Night Al: kat330...that's why I'm trying to get the OWS fighters to get organized behind him in an AWESOME cohesive movement. EVERYONE should read his issues page on his website and start stumping for him like I have. There are MANY disconcerted people who have lost a little faith in Obama as well as the rest.
	6:50pm Matt from Springfield: Jim Croce in the dumpster! I would expect WFMU to pitch him (or smash on the Air).
	6:50pm Minarchist: Bastards! Trashing the Croce and a favorite tune!
	6:51pm david: "trying to get the OWS fighters to get organized behind him," how specifically have you been working to doing this, Al?
	6:52pm Night Al: KevinC BK... if only my friend...I'm just playing the game. A change like that will be incremental if at all. Small steps. This isn't revolutionary war era.....reality is reality.
	6:52pm sfrances: Creem magazine ruled! Hooray for Fredericks calling in!
	6:53pm Matt from Springfield: The 'Dricks! So he's a Connecticut Yankee in Newport Richie!
	6:55pm Matt from Springfield: Wouldn't she be "Mrs. IN Newport Richie"? :)
	6:56pm Night Al: david...mainly Facebook and talking on the street at occupy events here in my area, anyone who will listen...but my biggest soapbox is this show.
	6:56pm sfrances: Always remember
	6:57pm seang: BTO baby
	6:57pm Marmalade kitty: love ya Clay! peace..
	6:57pm sfrances: rappelez-vous toujours
	6:58pm sfrances: Randy Bachman, our cat http://www.flickr.com/photos/francesrust/2325451819/
	6:58pm Caryn: Lovely show, Clay! Will listen to the start in the archives.
	6:58pm Matt from Springfield: Great show Clay! Have a good night everyone! Frances, have a great time in Paris! Try to meet pierre and other WFMU fans while you're there as well!
	6:59pm Night Al: Never forget.... http://kucinich.us/issues http://kucinich.house.gov/ LETS GET ORGANIZED BEHIND SOMEONE WHO WON'T BE A CORPORATE SHILL PEOPLE. SERIOUSLY.
	6:59pm Caryn: Aw, Randy Phat Boy! Cute!
	7:00pm Marmalade kitty: good luck with the job, Caryn!
	7:01pm Caryn: Thanks, kitty (and everyone else)! Will know by the end of the month.
	7:05pm Marmalade kitty: one day we will all join hands together ..like, a love train

The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from May 3, 2012

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