WFMU: The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from July 26, 2012

Listener comments!
	6:02pm kata: hi Clay ! are you alright ?
	6:03pm Matt from Springfield: Special Memorial-Edition Dusty?
	6:03pm Clay: Hello Kata. Yeah, I'm fine.
	6:03pm kata: good to see you Matt -
	6:03pm Honey Water: Hello, Clay. Making dinner for us but raptly listening. I think Benjamin Walker mentioned you interviewed him in line.
	6:04pm Clay: Hi Matt ... half-shooting, half-other ...
	6:04pm Clay: Ben appears later. a little inebriated . :>)
	6:04pm Caryn: Hello all!
	6:05pm Philo Gristle: 'Allo Monsieur Pigeon! Alice!
	6:05pm sfrances: Howdy Clay! Howdy y'all! Looking forward to inebriated Ben Walker (his show is another WFMU fave of mine)
	6:05pm Clay: Caryn, Philo ... welcome!
	6:06pm Matt from Springfield: Good crowd already! Hi Pigeonistas!
	6:06pm david: Clay has in 5 minutes already brought more sensitivity and insight to this issue than a weeks worth of crap cable news
	6:06pm Clay: Frances. You made it. !
	6:06pm umm: mega-radiomix of a recent shooting, seems a bit tasteless clay...
	6:07pm Clay: TY David!
	6:07pm Philo Gristle: stream still going in and out here....
	6:08pm Clay: Disagree, Umm, but thanks for your opinion.
	6:08pm kata: I think the bigger issue is that of mental health. You can kill someone with a kitchen knife if you wanted. It's the wanting that is the problem, not the tool. Not to say I'd be against gun control. Not sure on that one.
	6:08pm Matt from Springfield: @female interviewee: So in other words, a society, that is more complex??...
	6:10pm sfrances: (sorry, had to step out for a second) but yes, oui! i'm here. and i appreciate your coverage of aurora.
	6:10pm seang: suburban alienation
	6:12pm sfrances: Sadly, one issue that isn't raised with gun control are all of the gun related suicides. only homicide or accidental shootings get brought into the debate: and since mental health is often a factor in suicide as well as homicide...it'd be nice if that got as much attention as the NRA throws at gun control attempts....(sorry, stepping off soapbox for the rest of the show)
	6:12pm Matt from Springfield: Mental health is the big one. While it's impossible to control guns so that no one who's capable of murdering will get them (the shooter WAS a "law-abiding citizen" up until his murders), an idea often thrown around is to limit the magazines that can be sold to 10 bullets or less. Won't stop killing, but will make spree killing a lot more difficult.
	6:12pm umm: interview someone from the shooting saying how they're shocked and splice it with a sample of 'shock the monkey' that's trivializing it a bit no?
	6:12pm Timb: Greetings from Fort Lauderdale! Not sure how I feel about the gun control issue. I feel like there should be less guns and less access to guns, but I also know that the government would love for us to be a gunless society. For me, the shooting seems to be more of a mental health issue. I'd like to know if the perp was on any antidepressants or prescription drugs that may have influenced him to do such a terrible and irrational thing.
	6:13pm Matt from Springfield: @umm: Trivializing, or perhaps just cliché.
	6:13pm kata: one's relationship to community & society plays a major role in a person's mental health, so yes Seang -- suburban alienation is a huge part of it I'd guess.
	6:14pm Bad Ronald: Good show Clay! Social relevance is the key element of TDS. Let the discourse continue!
	6:14pm Clay: Agree with you all about the mental health aspect. No one would do such a thing who wasn't profoundly disturbed. My song selections are meant to reflect how common gun songs are. Hello Timb
	6:15pm kata: good point Frances, I agree wholeheartedly.
	6:15pm Clay: Hi Ronald. Glad you're here.
	6:16pm WRECKEDUMB: Love the KISS, Mr. Clay Pigeon. Thank ya from the bottom of my Love Gun. Bang!
	6:16pm Matt from Springfield: FMU vs. FMU! Improv Street Edition!! :)
	6:17pm Bad Ronald: Thanks for the warm welcome.
	6:17pm sfrances: 'have you been drinking?'
	6:18pm Matt from Springfield: Both of your answers are CORRECT, Mr. Walker!
	6:18pm Honey Water: @kata: But the reports are he was active socially -- not exactly a loner type. Walker!
	6:18pm kata: hey Ronald, what's TDS ? also good point Timb, I am curious as well if he was medicated..
	6:18pm Caryn: I just have a problem with the NRA being opposed to any additions to background checks and waiting periods when purchasing a gun. I don't see why they oppose this, since it wouldn't stop "law-abiding" "sane" people from getting legal firearms, but might prevent rash gun purchases and disturbed people from getting guns easily. (They could still get their hands on a gun, but with more difficulty.) Or maybe we should do the Chris Rock solution. Guns are easily available, but bullets cost like $5 each. Big-time spree shootings would be really expensive.
	6:19pm umm: commentary on a society completely de-sensitized to murder?
	6:19pm Bad Ronald: @kata - TDS = The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon
	6:20pm Carmichael: I just got here. Hiya Clay; sounds like I missed something controversial. Archives, baby.
	6:20pm Honey Water: There is ZERO rationalization for allowing ANYone the purchase of assault weapons. I listened to an NRA guy stumbling over a response to that direct question. He was actually suggesting people DO hunt with machine guns.
	6:20pm Matt from Springfield: Hi Carm! Always catch up with Clay!
	6:21pm Clay: Hullo Wrecked
	6:21pm david: "do we need gun control laws?" "no." "why?" "i'm from minnesota."
	6:22pm Matt from Springfield: Jaded Hipster Gun-Enthusiast--crazy, but I'm almost laughing at his voice!
	6:23pm Caryn: I think the fact that gun permit applications have gone up 43 % in Colorado after the shooting is disturbing. Loads more guns around is not going to make things any safer. @Honey Water: agree. You want to hunt, you don't need an assault rifle. Not only is it excessive, it's just poor sportsmanship. Like dynamite fishing. The Monty Python sketch about hunting mosquitoes with bazookas and tanks seems to be the next step.
	6:23pm kata: I'm not sure that being a loner = being murderous.
	6:25pm Matt from Springfield: @Caryn: Especially out West, gun ownership often = feeling of safety. Even if just for their home, the shooting in a movie theater in their state disturbed them and really shattered illusions of safety.
	6:25pm seang: guns are for cowards
	6:25pm Honey Water: I was relating your comment about alienation with him not being a loner. He wasn't alienated from some group of friends. One wonders why those friends couldn't spot his mental health problems.
	6:26pm Carmichael: The big misnomer in that last statement was that gun control is always equated with evil intentions. Can there never be a sound rationale for controlling the distribution of weaponry to the populace? Citizens were worried about being controlled by a domestic or foreign threat; shouldn't the military or law enforcement reasonably be worried about the citizenry rising up en masse?
	6:26pm umm: this has nothing to do with batman?
	6:26pm Matt from Springfield: Clay's no longer a "Virgin"! :)
	6:26pm Ike: Agreed @seang. They keep saying that MORE people should carry a concealed weapon so they can shoot back mass murderers like this, but it's not that simple. You're just as likely to misidentify the perp and shoot other victims also drawing their weapons to defend themselves, or getting shot by police or security who think YOU are the shooter, because you're raising your gun in self-defense.
	6:27pm kata: I hear ya Honeywater... I'm also saying, the USA is effed up. And it seems one is very lucky now to go through life here without getting a therapist or losing your shit at one point or another.
	6:29pm Clay: Hey Ike and Honeywater
	6:29pm Matt from Springfield: @Ike: I believe in allowing for concealed carry, after the person has applied and undergone extensive training like it is now. But, the RATIONAL person would realize the limits of concealed carry, for the reasons you mentioned, as well as the possibly of your gun being grabbed from you as you draw it--putting you in even more danger.
	6:29pm Van in dc: Quick hi bye
	6:29pm other david: The most rabid pro-gun folks, the ones who talk about the right to bear arms as a bulwark to prevent a totalitarian state, often seem to be the same folks who resist any cuts to military spending and the ones who back the patriot act... I'm in Ireland, I actually own a .22 bolt action rifle - my father and I go out and shoot paper at the range sometimes, it's a bit of fun. I'm also a vegetarian, so um, I'm not going to hunt with it. When not in use, the guns are locked away in a safe. Guns give me no feeling of security, rather they're a huge burden and responsibility. Anyway, that's my 2c.
	6:30pm Honey Water: And the nearly universal response to at the very least making assault weapons illegal has been:"Someone that warped would find another way to kill people." How is that responsive to banning assault weapons? I know there's a very graphic analogy to such faulty logic, but it escapes me now.
	6:30pm umm: someone willing to bring a gun into a cinema and shoot multiple members of the public has nothing to do with a batman movie, it's his inner desire to harm simple.
	6:30pm Andrew Waterloo: @Ike, people are also under the false assumption that hand guns are somehow accurate or that they're going to be able to shoot another person under pressure.
	6:31pm Bad Ronald: Unfortunately gun control laws are just like drug control laws. Folks are gonna get their hands on what ever they want any way they can if they need it bad enough. You can build a zip-gun with a curtain rod a 2x4, rubber band and a door latch once you got your hands on some rounds or a bomb with items that can be legally obtained. It wont prevent the perps.
	6:31pm Caryn: I think in some cases, being a "loner" is a consequence and symptom of underlying emotional or psychological problems, which can also lead to other consequences like violent behaviour. But the two symptoms are not causally related to each other. They are just 2 different manifestations of underlying issues. People are loners for many reasons, people are violent for many reasons. Sometimes both coincide.
	6:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: How about that TV show on The Discovery Channel? I think it's called "American Guns" and the people are from Colorado. I caught one episode where they custom-built a .50 caliber hunting rifle for some guy. That seems like a lot of firepower for hunting deer or even elk.
	6:32pm Carmichael: I have to split, but my final salvo is that I don't want to ban weapons. But I do want to control the hell out of 'em. Freedom = responsibility, not privilege.
	6:32pm Matt from Springfield: Yes, OD, a huge RESPONSIBILITY. Especially carrying a concealed handgun--I don't want to do that, I wouldn't even consider that unless I was already a cop for example, and also carried off duty.
	6:32pm sfrances: well said, Caryn
	6:33pm Caryn: The shooter seemed to be doing really well in his studies and have a rich social life until a little under a year ago, when his studies started tanking and he was clearly going through something. Why no-one around him tried to find out what was wrong is what I wonder about.
	6:33pm Clay: See ya Carm. Thanks for stopping by.
	6:33pm Ike: Agreed, Matt, O.D., & Caryn. Some gun enthusiasts desperately want to believe they could EASILY blow away a mass murderer like this, like in a western. But situations like this are much murkier in real life.
	6:33pm Honey Water: @Bad Ronald: You're making that same universal response I've heard all week. The difference is the huge NUMBER of people that can quickly be mowed down by an assault rifle. And the ridiculous argument that if only someone in the theater had had a concealed gun, all would be well: He was wearing full "armor"! A gunfight in the theater would not have stopped him and might well have killed more innocent victims in the line of fire.
	6:34pm Andrew Waterloo: As a loner I can say that I know a lot about animosity and blame. I don't feel that way now. But, it is something I have had to deal with.
	6:34pm Matt from Springfield: Rich social life? I heard that he never really talked with his colleagues and students and was withdrawn? It got substantially worse in the months leading up to now, but it seemed to me he had an inadequate social life.
	6:34pm Clay: You're never alone on the Accuplaylist Andrew!
	6:35pm Honey Water: Wow! We're having almost a mirror here of your weather, Clay! Loud thunderclaps just now -- high winds and downpour imminent.
	6:35pm Clay: Where are you Honeywater?
	6:36pm Honey Water: Southern Indiana, next to Louisville, KY.
	6:36pm northguineahills: needs to go scrub my own toilet bowl.....
	6:37pm Clay: I'm guessing you can use that rain in Indiana.
	6:37pm Ken From Hyde Park: Pretty dark clouds are crossing the Hudson River here now. I can hear the thunder rolling.
	6:37pm kata: hotter than shit out here in portland. All the plastic parts in my car are softening.
	6:38pm Bad Ronald: @ Honey Water: Good point however I believe that if the intent was there and the automatic weapons were not legally available I don't think that would have deterred him.
	6:38pm sfrances: Clay: that last segment was beautiful,thank you for it!
	6:38pm Matt from Springfield: Groan! Still waitin' on the CC4...but I have TONS of swag coming, they're probably waiting for everything smaller to be sent out first! :)
	6:38pm Andrew Waterloo: @Matt, and if he was around people all the time and unable to make substantial connections with them, it would be that much more devastating for him.
	6:39pm Honey Water: Scrolling back up to catch up: OD, you win many points with me for using one of my fave words in a sentence: "bulwark." :)
	6:39pm Ike: This is one of the worst songs I've ever heard in my life. :P
	6:39pm Clay: TY Frances! Patience Matt, like Axl sang.
	6:39pm Matt from Springfield: That's a very good observation, Andrew.
	6:39pm Caryn: @Bad Ronald: through, but if you go through all that to get your hands on a gun, you have to really want one. The fact that in many places, you can have a fight, be pissed off, and immediately go buy a gun and some ammo, leads to plenty of tragedies that might have been avoided by just having the person calm down or sober up. Gun control will never stop all gun violence, but, hell, health care isn't going to stop all death ever, but it's best to try and prevent easily avoidable tragedies.
	6:40pm kata: y'all crack me up.
	6:40pm Clay: I love that song, Ike. We differ. You like that Haircut 100 type thing.
	6:40pm Matt from Springfield: "Shrill, loud, disgusting, not very seductive.." HEY! METAL RECORDER! Tell the metalheads about this, it'll give the recorder a new life!! :D
	6:40pm Honey Water: @Bad Ronald: No, I don't believe it would have either. But when there's not a single GOOD / VALID reason for allowing ANYone -- perfectly sane or not -- to buy multi-round assault weapons, why NOT ban them? I don't see anything compelling to suggest otherwise.
	6:41pm Ike: I don't think I know Haircut 100! Now I must investigate.
	6:42pm sfrances: Haircut 100: Start with "Boy Meets Girl"
	6:42pm kata: wow, Clay, you don't sound 6'1" ;P (stealing your emoticon Ike)
	6:43pm Clay: Ike, who are your favorites? Curious.
	6:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: When they get the funicular running again, it'll be fun to take the train up and look down on the old river. http://www.inclinerailway.org/ Also, it is raining heavily here now.
	6:43pm Andrew Waterloo: At least when you buy guns from the black market you have to know people and people have to know you're out looking for a weapon. Could Holmes have found and bought as much hardware on the black market? Could he have done it without raising somebody's alarm?
	6:44pm Clay: Do I sound shorter, Kata?
	6:44pm Bad Ronald: To quote an abused cliche - Freedom. Again, I refer to the concept of "controlled substances".
	6:45pm Caryn: I'm going to complain about the technique of the musician in the background. Work on your breathing technique! You're going off-key and shrill by blowing too sharply!
	6:45pm other david: thanks Honey Water :) wordy rappinghood!
	6:45pm Matt from Springfield: @Clay: Where did you get that soundbite "Yes, put the money in the skull!" :)
	6:46pm Clay: Matt: From an album called 'Margie and the Secret Hideout Gang.' A Christian LP on the WORD label.
	6:46pm Honey Water: F-f-f-f-f-f-f-f-far --- love this!
	6:47pm kata: I was just kidding Clay ! :) I don't know what you look like. In my mind you are the image of Professor Fred. If you ever lived in Seattle or Portland and watched public access late at night, only then would you be familiar with Fred. You two have much in common.
	6:47pm seang: business as usual cue Men at Work
	6:48pm Matt from Springfield: @Clay: Thanks! Rather macabre, lo-tech and minimalist--Iiiiiiiii, like it!
	6:49pm Matt from Springfield: @kata: Search "Clay Pigeon WFMU" on Google Images :)
	6:50pm Clay: I'll check him out Kata!
	6:50pm kata: oh here is Fred: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsOIzezkuS8
	6:51pm Ike: @Clay, hmm, I barely know where to begin. At random -- P.J. Harvey, Metric, Arcade Fire (uncool to admit here, but whatever), Stump (look for their "A Fierce Pancake" LP in the station library), Blackalicious, Steve Roach, and... hey nice Talking Heads track there... and some of the stuff Fabio & Scott & Bryce play like Magic Lantern, Big Blood, and Can.
	6:52pm Honey Water: I like the mental images I conjure up for all radio personalities. I don't want to see pictures of the real people if I can avoid it.
	6:53pm Clay: My show might go overtime because of the weather announcements. If so, I'll put it up in its entirity on the archives. Andy will be here soon. Thanks for listening! Appreciate it. Have a great weekend and ... always remember.
	6:53pm Philo Gristle: I like that "Fierce pancake" references The Third Policeman....
	6:53pm Honey Water: That's what is so refreshing about radio for me: Allows my imagination to supply the visual landscapes.
	6:53pm Clay: Wow, Ike. Thanks for the list. Some good stuff. I'm just an old 70's throwback.
	6:53pm kata: me too HW ! I see Clay with my heart only <3 like Le Petit Prince
	6:55pm Caryn: Have to say that the video stream of the Hoof & Mouth Symphonia surprised me about a lot of the DJs. Plenty of people on the comments board seemed equally surprised, right up to the "wait, he's white?"/"wait, he's black?" statements.
	6:55pm drewo: Great interview with methadone man Clay. thanks.
	6:55pm Honey Water: :) OK, bye everyone! Thanks for this tonight, Clay! Everyone who's getting a storm, hope you have a fine shelter. Those who need rain, I send you a rain-dance vibe: }}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}
	6:57pm sfrances: Always Remember back atcha, it's been great to listen to this live again! missed it the past couple weeks.
	6:57pm other david: great interview clay & excellent show - thanks nice talking to all you commenty folks as always too :)
	6:58pm Philo Gristle: Great show, equally good playlist. Thanks Clay! Always remember.... remember the Coop. I hope I hope you don't forget me or nuthin... goodbye!
	6:58pm Bureaucracy: Did he just say Barackracy ?
	6:58pm kata: nice evening y'all
	6:58pm Matt from Springfield: Great show, nice thoughts on it! Have a good night! AR!
	6:59pm Caryn: Interesting show and comments board, so good work, everyone!
	7:00pm Brutal Honesty: Thanks Clay!
	7:00pm david: TY CP
	7:03pm Dan Carlos: Checking in late but wanted to say great show today Clay!
	3:05pm Clay Pigeon: Thanks so much for your comments. I really enjoy them.

The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from July 26, 2012

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July 26, 2012: The Aurora Shootings - Con Ed Protest II - Union Square People

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments
The first half of this episode concerns the shootings in Aurora, Colorado, 7/18/12. I recorded the interviews in front of the Chelsea Clearview Theater on W 23rd St. between 7th and 8th Ave. ----- The second half of the show consists of various interviews and topics, recorded in and around Union Square Park in Manhattan.
Police Scanner Audio Bytes Courtesy of CNN News
The introductory piece mixes police scanner outakes from the Aurora shootings, a guitar sample from Yes' "Starship Trooper,' plus keys and bass added by yours truly. Digi-Pidge mix. I did receive a complaint on the Accuplaylist from a listener who felt it was in bad taste. I'm not sure if it is or if it isn't. It's just how I responded to the incident. It was also postualted that we've all become somewhat desensitized to violence and I think that is possibly true. No one I encountered was overwhelmed or particularly distraught by what had transpired - they still attended the movie and carried on pretty much as usual, but perhaps this is what we do in a society that frequently doesn't make sense and sometimes spawns horrific violence. We carry on. Like you, I was shocked and saddened by what transpired.
Pidge-Mix of Police Scanner Activity and Yes Sample.
Introduction "Introduction"
Speaker of the House John Boehner Comments on the Aurora Shootings and Gun Control Laws - Audio Courtesy of AP News
Larry Coryell	Spaces (Infinite) "Spaces (Infinite)" by "Larry Coryell"	Spaces	Vanguard	1974	LP	Music behind Boehner - Gohmert
Texas Republican Rep. Louie Gohmert Speaks Concerning The Shootings - Audio Courtesy of Huffpost Politics.com
The Alleged "The Alleged"
The Marketts	The Joker "The Joker" by "The Marketts"	The Batman Theme Played by the Marketts	WB	1966	LP
Unleashed Fury "Unleashed Fury"
Return To Forever	Space Circus Part I	Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy	Polydor	1973	LP	Music Behind DJ
An Interview with Steve and Tye In Front of the Chelsea Clearview Theater - Manhattan
Dan Ocko, Jim Stevens, Nat Polen, Ronald Liss, Elaine Rost, Hamilton Ohara	Excerpt	Batman with Robin the Boy Wonder	A.A. Records	1966	LP	Narrator not named on record jacket.
What's Causing These Things to Happen? ---- dusty@wfmu.org
Alice Cooper	Desperado "Desperado" by "Alice Cooper"	Killer	Warner Bros.	1972	LP
Gun Control Laws - Hot Button Issue "Gun Control Laws - Hot Button Issue"
TV Report Concerning the NYPF Shooting of 18-year-old Ramarley Graham. Newscaster Bill Ritter Audio Courtesy of ABC 7 News, NY.
Tye - Growing Up Around Constant Gunfire
Offshore	Aneurysm "Aneurysm" by "Offshore"	Aneurysm	Big Dada	2010	12"	Music behind Tye.
Steve - Holding In Emotions Until You Explode
A Complex World "A Complex World"
Unknown Voice Actors	The Amazons From Space (Excerpt)	Wonder Woman	Power	1975	LP
Cypress Hill	We Ain't Goin' Out Like That (Radio Edit)		Sony/Ruff House	1993	12"	Vocals sound buried, not sure why.
An Interview with Mark and Jess in Front of the Chelsea Clearview Theatre
Jamey Aebersold	Mr. Super Hip "Mr. Super Hip" by "Jamey Aebersold"	Nothin' But Blues Vol. 2	JA	Mid-70's-ish	LP	Music behind Mark and Jess
How Did You Feel When You Heard The News? ----- dusty@wfmu.org
Copycat Crimes "Copycat Crimes"
Neal Hefti	Sewer Lady "Sewer Lady" by "Neal Hefti"	Batman - Batman Theme	RCA Victor	1966	LP	Love this!
An Interview with Eric and Richard in Front of the Chelsea Clearview Theatre
Dylan Moment "Dylan Moment"
Synergy	Delta 3/B "Delta 3/B" by "Synergy"	Games	Passport	1979	LP	Music behind Eric and Richard
It's A Shock But It's Not So Shocking ...
"Gun Control Is Way Out Of Control" ""Gun Control Is Way Out Of Control""
F--- You to the NRA "F--- You to the NRA"
NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg on Gun Control - Audio Courtesy of MSNBC
Li'l Wally	Pistol Packin' Mama "Pistol Packin' Mama" by "Li'l Wally"	Li'l Wally in Miami Beach	Jay Jay	?	LP
Two More Moviegoers "Two More Moviegoers"
Alleged Murderer James Holmes is Arraigned in Colorado Court
Individual Factors "Individual Factors"
Pills	Rock Me (Original Mix) "Rock Me (Original Mix)" by "Pills"		Mercury France	1997	12"	Music behind individual factors.
Everyone Has Their Craziness "Everyone Has Their Craziness"
Do We Need Stricter Gun Control Laws? ----- dusty@wfmu.org
Morton Gould / National Philharmonic Orchestra	Kristallnacht ("The Night of the Broken Glass")	Music from the NBC TV Film, Holocaust	RCA/Red Seal	1978	LP	Music behind "Do we need stricter gun control laws."
Safety Over Everything "Safety Over Everything"
Kiss	Love Gun "Love Gun" by "Kiss"	Love Gun	Casablanca	1977	LP
An Interview with Benjamin Walker of WFMU (plus friend) at the Chelsea Clearview Theatre
Neal Hefti	Jervis "Jervis" by "Neal Hefti"	Batman - Batman Theme	RCA Victor	1966	LP	Music behind Benjamin
A Few Beers "A Few Beers"
Something In French "Something In French"
Infamy "Infamy"
Frank Pourcel	The Things of Life "The Things of Life" by "Frank Pourcel"	The World Is A Circle	Paramount	1973	LP	Easy listening music behind Ben. In heavy rotation at the pigeon coop.
Get A Podcast! "Get A Podcast!"
My interview with Benjamin Walker was shorter than I wish, but he was in civilian mode and deserved to have his non-radio time. By the way, it was completely RANDOM that I ran into him, which in NYC is quite something!
Budgie	Homicidal Suicidal "Homicidal Suicidal" by "Budgie"	Budgie	MCA/Discos Fuentes	1971	LP	My copy of this LP is a Columbian release.
Afraid to See Batman "Afraid to See Batman"
From Minnesota "From Minnesota"
The Philadelphia Orchestra - Eugene Ormandy Conducting	Three Places In New England - III - from The Housatonic at Stockbridge	The World of Charles Ives	Columbia	?	LP	Ethereal music behind Minnesota guy.
A Gun Enthusiast "A Gun Enthusiast"
What About Assault Rifles? ----- dusty@wfmu.org
U.K.	Mental Medication "Mental Medication" by "U.K."	U.K.	Polydor	1978	LP	Prog behind Minnesota guy.
Think and Reload "Think and Reload"
Not Anti-Gun "Not Anti-Gun"
John Fahey	Christmas Fantasy - Part I	Christmas with John Fahey Vol. II	Takoma	1975	LP	Acoustic guitar music. Takomasak!
Consider the Constitution "Consider the Constitution"
Occupy Chant "Occupy Chant"
Dan Ocko, Jim Stevens, Nat Polen, Ronald Liss, Elaine Rost, Hamilton Ohara	Excerpt	Batman with Robin the Boy Wonder	A.A. Records	1966	LP	Narrator not specifically named on jacket.
Rush Instance "Rush Instance"
The Beauty of this Country "The Beauty of this Country"
George Bennette	Chant de Extase dans un paysage triste	George Bennette Plays The Preludes Of Messiaen, The Fantasy Pieces Of Del Tredici, And Portrait By Helps	Desto	?	LP	Composition by Olivier Messiaen - Music behind femal speaker.
Poe	Angry Johnny "Angry Johnny" by "Poe"	Hello	Atlantic	1995	LP	The Video ----- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrygAv93Ick
An Interview with Andria and Bobby in Front of the Chelsea Clearview Theatre
Orichalcum	The Curse of Uqbhar "The Curse of Uqbhar" by "Orichalcum"		Tip	1997	12"	Music behind Andria and Bobby
Tim Curry	Sweet Transvestite "Sweet Transvestite" by "Tim Curry"	The Rocky Horror Picture Show	Ode	1975	LP
Rockytok™ "Rockytok™"
F---ing Amazeballs! "F---ing Amazeballs!"
Put My Finger On It "Put My Finger On It"
John Barry	Science Fiction "Science Fiction" by "John Barry"	Midnight Cowboy - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack	UA	1969	LP	Scary music behind Andria
Negative Attention is Still Attention "Negative Attention is Still Attention"
So Nuts "So Nuts"
Will Smith/Dru Hill/Kool Moe Dee	Wild Wild West	Wild Wild West	Overbrook/Interscope/Columbia	1999	CD
From Texas "From Texas"
Who Wants To Touch That? "Who Wants To Touch That?"
Metatron	Clavisyn (Cornered Mix) "Clavisyn (Cornered Mix)" by "Metatron"	Solenoid/Metatron	Outward	1998	12"	Music behind Texas talk +
Sniper "Sniper"
I Don't Know, Dude "I Don't Know, Dude"
Your Own Decisions "Your Own Decisions"
The Tape Turn "The Tape Turn"
Side II - Intro "Side II - Intro"
Here's a request for listener email. Drop me a line sometime and tell me what city you're in and how you listen - Live? Archive? Podcast? Also, share some thoughts on what you like/dislike about the show, your musical preferences and just anything you feel like spouting off about. dusty@wfmu.org
An Interview with Yael in Union Square Park - Manhattan - 7/24/12
Outdoor House of Study for Jewish Texts as they Relate to Worker's Rights
Torah's Mandate "Torah's Mandate"
The Group Sings "The Group Sings"
Ragtag Band Leads Worker's Rights Protest Near Union Square Park
What It's All About - A Protester Speaks
Scrub Your Own Toilet Bowl "Scrub Your Own Toilet Bowl"
Under Direct Attack "Under Direct Attack"
Target's Anti-Union Propaganda Video (Excerpt)
Rev. Dr. Ray Blanchett Exhorts To Protesters of Con Edison 7/24/12
Bloodrock	It's a Sad World "It's a Sad World" by "Bloodrock"	USA	Capitol	1971		From CC4, the most recent Dusty Show Marathon Premium!
An Interview with Jed Krumfeld, Nose Flautist, in Union Square Park - 7/24/12
Hot Scoop "Hot Scoop"
Oregon	The Swan "The Swan" by "Oregon"	Music Of Another Present Era	Vanguard	1972	LP	Mellow music behind Jed. A nod to my friend Scojo, who likes this LP.
The Recorder is for Dorks! "The Recorder is for Dorks!"
16 "16"
Blue	River Drive "River Drive" by "Blue"		Street Beats	1998	12"	Music behind Jed
RNA and Cosine Waves http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/cosine-wave
Jed Krumfeld Plays Dual Nose-Flutes - "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun"
Stilt Lady "Stilt Lady"
Webster Hall Circus Saturdays http://www.websterhall.com/nightclub/saturday.php
20-Hula Hoops at the Same Time "20-Hula Hoops at the Same Time"
9-Feet Tall "9-Feet Tall"
Women Get Grabby "Women Get Grabby"
Yes	Your's Is No Disgrace "Your's Is No Disgrace" by "Yes"	The Yes Album	Atlantic	1973	LP
An Interview with Eric in Union Square Park - 7/24/12
Tom Tom Club	Wordy Rappinghood "Wordy Rappinghood" by "Tom Tom Club"	Tom Tom Club	Island/Polygram	1981	LP
Talking Heads	Psycho Killer "Psycho Killer" by "Talking Heads"	Talking Heads 77	Sire	1977	LP
David Muir Audio Courtesy of ABC News "David Muir Audio Courtesy of ABC News"
A Dictatorship or Chaos "A Dictatorship or Chaos"
Robert Casadesus	Hommage A S. Pickwick, Esq. P.P.M.P.C. 9	Debussy Preludes (Book 2)	Columbia Special Products	1977	LP	My country 'tis of thee ...
Mitt Romney Audio Courtesy of FOX News
Hive	Ultrasonic Sound "Ultrasonic Sound" by "Hive"		ffrr	1998	12"
Does Romney Have a Good Shot? ----- dusty@wfmu.org
Michael Jackson	Dangerous "Dangerous" by "Michael Jackson"	The Acapella Album	Sky Forward	?	LP	An LP of vocal-only Jacko songs.
An Interview with David on Broadway and 17th - Manhattan - 7/24/12
Chick Corea	Picture 1 "Picture 1" by "Chick Corea"	Piano Improvisations Vol. 1	ECM	1971	LP	Soft music behind David
No Address - Homeless "No Address - Homeless"
He's an A-Hole "He's an A-Hole"
29 "29"
Methadone Maintenance "Methadone Maintenance"
Boosting "Boosting"
No Work	"No Work"
Flying A Sign "Flying A Sign"
Clean Time "Clean Time"
Liquid Hang-Ups "Liquid Hang-Ups"
Anxiety "Anxiety"
Inherently Good "Inherently Good"
Tim Story	Glass Green "Glass Green" by "Tim Story"	Glass Green	Windham Hill	1987	LP	Ethereal music behind David
Tough Questions "Tough Questions"
Empty Rice Bowl "Empty Rice Bowl"
Wisdom "Wisdom"
Weed Whacking "Weed Whacking"
Do You Love America? ----- dusty@wfmu.org
Barackcracy "Barackcracy"
Tim Story	Oil On Wood "Oil On Wood" by "Tim Story"	Glass Green	Windham Hill	1987	LP	Music behind Occupy talk.
Occupy Oakland "Occupy Oakland"
Massive Social Disobediences "Massive Social Disobediences"
What Would You Tell Your Dad if You Could See Him? ----- dusty@wfmu.org
Tim Story	The Lure Of Silence "The Lure Of Silence" by "Tim Story"	Glass Green	Windham Hill	1987	LP	What would you tell your dad ....
A Violent Person "A Violent Person"
Mama's Boy "Mama's Boy"
David's Message of Peace and Love "David's Message of Peace and Love"
Jordan De La Sierra	Gymnosphere - Song of the Rose	Gymnosphere - Song of the Rose - Music for the Well-Tuned Piano	Unity	'78?	LP	Piano music to end of show.
Thanks do much for listening to this episode of The Dusty Show. I hope that my coverage of the Aurora shootings didn't seem flippant or insensitive. Of course, it was a terrible tragedy. I can't imagine the suffering of those involved and their families. I would love to see assault rifles and large ammunition magazines outlawed. As far as TOTAL gun control, I don't think so. After seeing the ferocity of the police at Zuccotti Park, I feel a world where only the cops and the military have guns might lead to some kind of totalitarian scene. I do resent the NRA for their lobbying and for their hardline stance on guns. Who knows how it will play out. Oh, what a world, eh? It just keeps getting crazier and crazier. Or, does it? Is it the media that tells us it is? I can't tell anymore. Greenland is melting. Grand Canyons beneath the Arctic. Iceberg's calving, James Holmes, Face-eaters, on and on and on and on and on .... Take care my friends. Thanks for listening. Always Remember ... Clay Pigeon - NYC - 7271299
Thanks do much for listening to this episode of The Dusty Show. I hope that my coverage of the Aurora shootings didn't seem flippant or insensitive. Of course, it was a terrible tragedy. I can't imagine the suffering of those involved and their families. I would love to see assault rifles and large ammunition magazines outlawed. As far as TOTAL gun control, I don't think so. After seeing the ferocity of the police at Zuccotti Park, I feel a world where only the cops and the military have guns might lead to some kind of totalitarian scene. I do resent the NRA for their lobbying and for their hardline stance on guns. Who knows how it will play out. Oh, what a world, eh? It just keeps getting crazier and crazier. Or, does it? Is it the media that tells us it is? I can't tell anymore. Greenland is melting. Grand Canyons beneath the Arctic. Iceberg's calving, James Holmes, Face-eaters, on and on and on and on and on .... Take care my friends. Thanks for listening. Always Remember ... Clay Pigeon - NYC - 7271299

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Listener comments!
	6:02pm kata: hi Clay ! are you alright ?
	6:03pm Matt from Springfield: Special Memorial-Edition Dusty?
	6:03pm Clay: Hello Kata. Yeah, I'm fine.
	6:03pm kata: good to see you Matt -
	6:03pm Honey Water: Hello, Clay. Making dinner for us but raptly listening. I think Benjamin Walker mentioned you interviewed him in line.
	6:04pm Clay: Hi Matt ... half-shooting, half-other ...
	6:04pm Clay: Ben appears later. a little inebriated . :>)
	6:04pm Caryn: Hello all!
	6:05pm Philo Gristle: 'Allo Monsieur Pigeon! Alice!
	6:05pm sfrances: Howdy Clay! Howdy y'all! Looking forward to inebriated Ben Walker (his show is another WFMU fave of mine)
	6:05pm Clay: Caryn, Philo ... welcome!
	6:06pm Matt from Springfield: Good crowd already! Hi Pigeonistas!
	6:06pm david: Clay has in 5 minutes already brought more sensitivity and insight to this issue than a weeks worth of crap cable news
	6:06pm Clay: Frances. You made it. !
	6:06pm umm: mega-radiomix of a recent shooting, seems a bit tasteless clay...
	6:07pm Clay: TY David!
	6:07pm Philo Gristle: stream still going in and out here....
	6:08pm Clay: Disagree, Umm, but thanks for your opinion.
	6:08pm kata: I think the bigger issue is that of mental health. You can kill someone with a kitchen knife if you wanted. It's the wanting that is the problem, not the tool. Not to say I'd be against gun control. Not sure on that one.
	6:08pm Matt from Springfield: @female interviewee: So in other words, a society, that is more complex??...
	6:10pm sfrances: (sorry, had to step out for a second) but yes, oui! i'm here. and i appreciate your coverage of aurora.
	6:10pm seang: suburban alienation
	6:12pm sfrances: Sadly, one issue that isn't raised with gun control are all of the gun related suicides. only homicide or accidental shootings get brought into the debate: and since mental health is often a factor in suicide as well as homicide...it'd be nice if that got as much attention as the NRA throws at gun control attempts....(sorry, stepping off soapbox for the rest of the show)
	6:12pm Matt from Springfield: Mental health is the big one. While it's impossible to control guns so that no one who's capable of murdering will get them (the shooter WAS a "law-abiding citizen" up until his murders), an idea often thrown around is to limit the magazines that can be sold to 10 bullets or less. Won't stop killing, but will make spree killing a lot more difficult.
	6:12pm umm: interview someone from the shooting saying how they're shocked and splice it with a sample of 'shock the monkey' that's trivializing it a bit no?
	6:12pm Timb: Greetings from Fort Lauderdale! Not sure how I feel about the gun control issue. I feel like there should be less guns and less access to guns, but I also know that the government would love for us to be a gunless society. For me, the shooting seems to be more of a mental health issue. I'd like to know if the perp was on any antidepressants or prescription drugs that may have influenced him to do such a terrible and irrational thing.
	6:13pm Matt from Springfield: @umm: Trivializing, or perhaps just cliché.
	6:13pm kata: one's relationship to community & society plays a major role in a person's mental health, so yes Seang -- suburban alienation is a huge part of it I'd guess.
	6:14pm Bad Ronald: Good show Clay! Social relevance is the key element of TDS. Let the discourse continue!
	6:14pm Clay: Agree with you all about the mental health aspect. No one would do such a thing who wasn't profoundly disturbed. My song selections are meant to reflect how common gun songs are. Hello Timb
	6:15pm kata: good point Frances, I agree wholeheartedly.
	6:15pm Clay: Hi Ronald. Glad you're here.
	6:16pm WRECKEDUMB: Love the KISS, Mr. Clay Pigeon. Thank ya from the bottom of my Love Gun. Bang!
	6:16pm Matt from Springfield: FMU vs. FMU! Improv Street Edition!! :)
	6:17pm Bad Ronald: Thanks for the warm welcome.
	6:17pm sfrances: 'have you been drinking?'
	6:18pm Matt from Springfield: Both of your answers are CORRECT, Mr. Walker!
	6:18pm Honey Water: @kata: But the reports are he was active socially -- not exactly a loner type. Walker!
	6:18pm kata: hey Ronald, what's TDS ? also good point Timb, I am curious as well if he was medicated..
	6:18pm Caryn: I just have a problem with the NRA being opposed to any additions to background checks and waiting periods when purchasing a gun. I don't see why they oppose this, since it wouldn't stop "law-abiding" "sane" people from getting legal firearms, but might prevent rash gun purchases and disturbed people from getting guns easily. (They could still get their hands on a gun, but with more difficulty.) Or maybe we should do the Chris Rock solution. Guns are easily available, but bullets cost like $5 each. Big-time spree shootings would be really expensive.
	6:19pm umm: commentary on a society completely de-sensitized to murder?
	6:19pm Bad Ronald: @kata - TDS = The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon
	6:20pm Carmichael: I just got here. Hiya Clay; sounds like I missed something controversial. Archives, baby.
	6:20pm Honey Water: There is ZERO rationalization for allowing ANYone the purchase of assault weapons. I listened to an NRA guy stumbling over a response to that direct question. He was actually suggesting people DO hunt with machine guns.
	6:20pm Matt from Springfield: Hi Carm! Always catch up with Clay!
	6:21pm Clay: Hullo Wrecked
	6:21pm david: "do we need gun control laws?" "no." "why?" "i'm from minnesota."
	6:22pm Matt from Springfield: Jaded Hipster Gun-Enthusiast--crazy, but I'm almost laughing at his voice!
	6:23pm Caryn: I think the fact that gun permit applications have gone up 43 % in Colorado after the shooting is disturbing. Loads more guns around is not going to make things any safer. @Honey Water: agree. You want to hunt, you don't need an assault rifle. Not only is it excessive, it's just poor sportsmanship. Like dynamite fishing. The Monty Python sketch about hunting mosquitoes with bazookas and tanks seems to be the next step.
	6:23pm kata: I'm not sure that being a loner = being murderous.
	6:25pm Matt from Springfield: @Caryn: Especially out West, gun ownership often = feeling of safety. Even if just for their home, the shooting in a movie theater in their state disturbed them and really shattered illusions of safety.
	6:25pm seang: guns are for cowards
	6:25pm Honey Water: I was relating your comment about alienation with him not being a loner. He wasn't alienated from some group of friends. One wonders why those friends couldn't spot his mental health problems.
	6:26pm Carmichael: The big misnomer in that last statement was that gun control is always equated with evil intentions. Can there never be a sound rationale for controlling the distribution of weaponry to the populace? Citizens were worried about being controlled by a domestic or foreign threat; shouldn't the military or law enforcement reasonably be worried about the citizenry rising up en masse?
	6:26pm umm: this has nothing to do with batman?
	6:26pm Matt from Springfield: Clay's no longer a "Virgin"! :)
	6:26pm Ike: Agreed @seang. They keep saying that MORE people should carry a concealed weapon so they can shoot back mass murderers like this, but it's not that simple. You're just as likely to misidentify the perp and shoot other victims also drawing their weapons to defend themselves, or getting shot by police or security who think YOU are the shooter, because you're raising your gun in self-defense.
	6:27pm kata: I hear ya Honeywater... I'm also saying, the USA is effed up. And it seems one is very lucky now to go through life here without getting a therapist or losing your shit at one point or another.
	6:29pm Clay: Hey Ike and Honeywater
	6:29pm Matt from Springfield: @Ike: I believe in allowing for concealed carry, after the person has applied and undergone extensive training like it is now. But, the RATIONAL person would realize the limits of concealed carry, for the reasons you mentioned, as well as the possibly of your gun being grabbed from you as you draw it--putting you in even more danger.
	6:29pm Van in dc: Quick hi bye
	6:29pm other david: The most rabid pro-gun folks, the ones who talk about the right to bear arms as a bulwark to prevent a totalitarian state, often seem to be the same folks who resist any cuts to military spending and the ones who back the patriot act... I'm in Ireland, I actually own a .22 bolt action rifle - my father and I go out and shoot paper at the range sometimes, it's a bit of fun. I'm also a vegetarian, so um, I'm not going to hunt with it. When not in use, the guns are locked away in a safe. Guns give me no feeling of security, rather they're a huge burden and responsibility. Anyway, that's my 2c.
	6:30pm Honey Water: And the nearly universal response to at the very least making assault weapons illegal has been:"Someone that warped would find another way to kill people." How is that responsive to banning assault weapons? I know there's a very graphic analogy to such faulty logic, but it escapes me now.
	6:30pm umm: someone willing to bring a gun into a cinema and shoot multiple members of the public has nothing to do with a batman movie, it's his inner desire to harm simple.
	6:30pm Andrew Waterloo: @Ike, people are also under the false assumption that hand guns are somehow accurate or that they're going to be able to shoot another person under pressure.
	6:31pm Bad Ronald: Unfortunately gun control laws are just like drug control laws. Folks are gonna get their hands on what ever they want any way they can if they need it bad enough. You can build a zip-gun with a curtain rod a 2x4, rubber band and a door latch once you got your hands on some rounds or a bomb with items that can be legally obtained. It wont prevent the perps.
	6:31pm Caryn: I think in some cases, being a "loner" is a consequence and symptom of underlying emotional or psychological problems, which can also lead to other consequences like violent behaviour. But the two symptoms are not causally related to each other. They are just 2 different manifestations of underlying issues. People are loners for many reasons, people are violent for many reasons. Sometimes both coincide.
	6:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: How about that TV show on The Discovery Channel? I think it's called "American Guns" and the people are from Colorado. I caught one episode where they custom-built a .50 caliber hunting rifle for some guy. That seems like a lot of firepower for hunting deer or even elk.
	6:32pm Carmichael: I have to split, but my final salvo is that I don't want to ban weapons. But I do want to control the hell out of 'em. Freedom = responsibility, not privilege.
	6:32pm Matt from Springfield: Yes, OD, a huge RESPONSIBILITY. Especially carrying a concealed handgun--I don't want to do that, I wouldn't even consider that unless I was already a cop for example, and also carried off duty.
	6:32pm sfrances: well said, Caryn
	6:33pm Caryn: The shooter seemed to be doing really well in his studies and have a rich social life until a little under a year ago, when his studies started tanking and he was clearly going through something. Why no-one around him tried to find out what was wrong is what I wonder about.
	6:33pm Clay: See ya Carm. Thanks for stopping by.
	6:33pm Ike: Agreed, Matt, O.D., & Caryn. Some gun enthusiasts desperately want to believe they could EASILY blow away a mass murderer like this, like in a western. But situations like this are much murkier in real life.
	6:33pm Honey Water: @Bad Ronald: You're making that same universal response I've heard all week. The difference is the huge NUMBER of people that can quickly be mowed down by an assault rifle. And the ridiculous argument that if only someone in the theater had had a concealed gun, all would be well: He was wearing full "armor"! A gunfight in the theater would not have stopped him and might well have killed more innocent victims in the line of fire.
	6:34pm Andrew Waterloo: As a loner I can say that I know a lot about animosity and blame. I don't feel that way now. But, it is something I have had to deal with.
	6:34pm Matt from Springfield: Rich social life? I heard that he never really talked with his colleagues and students and was withdrawn? It got substantially worse in the months leading up to now, but it seemed to me he had an inadequate social life.
	6:34pm Clay: You're never alone on the Accuplaylist Andrew!
	6:35pm Honey Water: Wow! We're having almost a mirror here of your weather, Clay! Loud thunderclaps just now -- high winds and downpour imminent.
	6:35pm Clay: Where are you Honeywater?
	6:36pm Honey Water: Southern Indiana, next to Louisville, KY.
	6:36pm northguineahills: needs to go scrub my own toilet bowl.....
	6:37pm Clay: I'm guessing you can use that rain in Indiana.
	6:37pm Ken From Hyde Park: Pretty dark clouds are crossing the Hudson River here now. I can hear the thunder rolling.
	6:37pm kata: hotter than shit out here in portland. All the plastic parts in my car are softening.
	6:38pm Bad Ronald: @ Honey Water: Good point however I believe that if the intent was there and the automatic weapons were not legally available I don't think that would have deterred him.
	6:38pm sfrances: Clay: that last segment was beautiful,thank you for it!
	6:38pm Matt from Springfield: Groan! Still waitin' on the CC4...but I have TONS of swag coming, they're probably waiting for everything smaller to be sent out first! :)
	6:38pm Andrew Waterloo: @Matt, and if he was around people all the time and unable to make substantial connections with them, it would be that much more devastating for him.
	6:39pm Honey Water: Scrolling back up to catch up: OD, you win many points with me for using one of my fave words in a sentence: "bulwark." :)
	6:39pm Ike: This is one of the worst songs I've ever heard in my life. :P
	6:39pm Clay: TY Frances! Patience Matt, like Axl sang.
	6:39pm Matt from Springfield: That's a very good observation, Andrew.
	6:39pm Caryn: @Bad Ronald: through, but if you go through all that to get your hands on a gun, you have to really want one. The fact that in many places, you can have a fight, be pissed off, and immediately go buy a gun and some ammo, leads to plenty of tragedies that might have been avoided by just having the person calm down or sober up. Gun control will never stop all gun violence, but, hell, health care isn't going to stop all death ever, but it's best to try and prevent easily avoidable tragedies.
	6:40pm kata: y'all crack me up.
	6:40pm Clay: I love that song, Ike. We differ. You like that Haircut 100 type thing.
	6:40pm Matt from Springfield: "Shrill, loud, disgusting, not very seductive.." HEY! METAL RECORDER! Tell the metalheads about this, it'll give the recorder a new life!! :D
	6:40pm Honey Water: @Bad Ronald: No, I don't believe it would have either. But when there's not a single GOOD / VALID reason for allowing ANYone -- perfectly sane or not -- to buy multi-round assault weapons, why NOT ban them? I don't see anything compelling to suggest otherwise.
	6:41pm Ike: I don't think I know Haircut 100! Now I must investigate.
	6:42pm sfrances: Haircut 100: Start with "Boy Meets Girl"
	6:42pm kata: wow, Clay, you don't sound 6'1" ;P (stealing your emoticon Ike)
	6:43pm Clay: Ike, who are your favorites? Curious.
	6:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: When they get the funicular running again, it'll be fun to take the train up and look down on the old river. http://www.inclinerailway.org/ Also, it is raining heavily here now.
	6:43pm Andrew Waterloo: At least when you buy guns from the black market you have to know people and people have to know you're out looking for a weapon. Could Holmes have found and bought as much hardware on the black market? Could he have done it without raising somebody's alarm?
	6:44pm Clay: Do I sound shorter, Kata?
	6:44pm Bad Ronald: To quote an abused cliche - Freedom. Again, I refer to the concept of "controlled substances".
	6:45pm Caryn: I'm going to complain about the technique of the musician in the background. Work on your breathing technique! You're going off-key and shrill by blowing too sharply!
	6:45pm other david: thanks Honey Water :) wordy rappinghood!
	6:45pm Matt from Springfield: @Clay: Where did you get that soundbite "Yes, put the money in the skull!" :)
	6:46pm Clay: Matt: From an album called 'Margie and the Secret Hideout Gang.' A Christian LP on the WORD label.
	6:46pm Honey Water: F-f-f-f-f-f-f-f-far --- love this!
	6:47pm kata: I was just kidding Clay ! :) I don't know what you look like. In my mind you are the image of Professor Fred. If you ever lived in Seattle or Portland and watched public access late at night, only then would you be familiar with Fred. You two have much in common.
	6:47pm seang: business as usual cue Men at Work
	6:48pm Matt from Springfield: @Clay: Thanks! Rather macabre, lo-tech and minimalist--Iiiiiiiii, like it!
	6:49pm Matt from Springfield: @kata: Search "Clay Pigeon WFMU" on Google Images :)
	6:50pm Clay: I'll check him out Kata!
	6:50pm kata: oh here is Fred: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsOIzezkuS8
	6:51pm Ike: @Clay, hmm, I barely know where to begin. At random -- P.J. Harvey, Metric, Arcade Fire (uncool to admit here, but whatever), Stump (look for their "A Fierce Pancake" LP in the station library), Blackalicious, Steve Roach, and... hey nice Talking Heads track there... and some of the stuff Fabio & Scott & Bryce play like Magic Lantern, Big Blood, and Can.
	6:52pm Honey Water: I like the mental images I conjure up for all radio personalities. I don't want to see pictures of the real people if I can avoid it.
	6:53pm Clay: My show might go overtime because of the weather announcements. If so, I'll put it up in its entirity on the archives. Andy will be here soon. Thanks for listening! Appreciate it. Have a great weekend and ... always remember.
	6:53pm Philo Gristle: I like that "Fierce pancake" references The Third Policeman....
	6:53pm Honey Water: That's what is so refreshing about radio for me: Allows my imagination to supply the visual landscapes.
	6:53pm Clay: Wow, Ike. Thanks for the list. Some good stuff. I'm just an old 70's throwback.
	6:53pm kata: me too HW ! I see Clay with my heart only <3 like Le Petit Prince
	6:55pm Caryn: Have to say that the video stream of the Hoof & Mouth Symphonia surprised me about a lot of the DJs. Plenty of people on the comments board seemed equally surprised, right up to the "wait, he's white?"/"wait, he's black?" statements.
	6:55pm drewo: Great interview with methadone man Clay. thanks.
	6:55pm Honey Water: :) OK, bye everyone! Thanks for this tonight, Clay! Everyone who's getting a storm, hope you have a fine shelter. Those who need rain, I send you a rain-dance vibe: }}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}
	6:57pm sfrances: Always Remember back atcha, it's been great to listen to this live again! missed it the past couple weeks.
	6:57pm other david: great interview clay & excellent show - thanks nice talking to all you commenty folks as always too :)
	6:58pm Philo Gristle: Great show, equally good playlist. Thanks Clay! Always remember.... remember the Coop. I hope I hope you don't forget me or nuthin... goodbye!
	6:58pm Bureaucracy: Did he just say Barackracy ?
	6:58pm kata: nice evening y'all
	6:58pm Matt from Springfield: Great show, nice thoughts on it! Have a good night! AR!
	6:59pm Caryn: Interesting show and comments board, so good work, everyone!
	7:00pm Brutal Honesty: Thanks Clay!
	7:00pm david: TY CP
	7:03pm Dan Carlos: Checking in late but wanted to say great show today Clay!
	3:05pm Clay Pigeon: Thanks so much for your comments. I really enjoy them.

The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from July 26, 2012

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