WFMU: Therese: Playlist from October 8, 2012

Listener comments!
	12:10am BadGuyZero [Dallas, TX]: Good evening/morning to everyone! Interwebs issues at home. Listening via a mobile app. Good times!
	12:10am northguineahills: New Cat Power? Interesting. From where do the Allah-Las herald from?
	12:12am RCinMT: I support Therese on WFMU! (In spirit!) Love this Kinks cover!
	12:18am Therese: Evening, all! Thanks for stopping by! northguineahills- The Allah-Las are from Los Angeles
	12:20am dan in falls church VA: crazy good tracks 2nite
	12:30am Pidge™: Crystal Gayle was a major Prell user from what I understand.
	12:47am Kevin: First time listening to the show live Therese, although I do miss the sound of Mike cracking open another Coors Light tallboy behind your voice, I always enjoy your music selections.
	12:56am Therese: Thanks, Kevin! I'm sure if you called Mike, he'd come to your place and drink tall boys.
	12:56am dan in falls church VA: rilly gudd shoe
	12:59am Matt from Springfield: Nothing succeeds...like THERESE! :D Love that CC4 premium, love the 60s end to your set!
	12:59am Kevin: Thankfully the subject matter of this Lou Christie song was far less disturbing than "Lightnin' Strikes."
	1:01am Pidge™: Hey! Trapeze! CC4. Thanks for playing that, T. Surprised me. Great show tonight, per uszh. Now, this old man must hit hay hard and calculate sheep totals.
	1:01am BadGuyZero [Dallas, TX]: I believe that was part of the International Music Exchange Program. Dusty came to Memphis; Nancy went to London.
	1:06am Kevin: And Petula Clark went to Branson, a shame really. At least none of them went Walking In Memphis.
	1:09am Matt from Springfield: ..After Midnight.
	1:10am BadGuyZero [Dallas, TX]: 13 kilogram = 28.66 pounds That's some Malibu-destroying fury!
	1:13am Matt from Springfield: Awww, sorry to hear that Therese :( Cheers to those who have it off tomorrow.
	1:14am Matt from Springfield: Now this is a :) I heard this in the remake of "Thomas Crown Affair" with Pierce Brosnan--such a unique, out of my bounds of experience song at the time. I looked it up on IMDB, and first learned about Nina Simone. The rest, is history....
	1:18am BadGuyZero [Dallas, TX]: An AT&T tech is supposed to be here between 8am and noon to fix my interwebs. I hope it doesn't turn into an episode of "Seinfeld."
	1:18am Kevin: Come for the Rene Russo topless scene, stick around for the Nina Simone soundtrack. Well, that and Denis Leary, art theft detective.
	1:20am Matt from Springfield: Wow, I forgot Denis Leary was in there too! Yep Kevin, remakes do have a purpose as long as they have a soundtrack that helps to educate.
	1:20am Therese: Pierce Brosnan factoid! Apparently, he was the "deadliest Bond"
	1:25am Matt from Springfield: @Therese: I demand a re-count! Daniel Craig was going over his Bond kills on SNL, we need an objective counting of villain and anonymous henchmen deaths per each Bond.
	1:27am Therese: Matt- It didn't occur to me to question the source, even though that source escapes me at the moment.
	1:31am BadGuyZero [Dallas, TX]: http://m.guardiannews.com/film/datablog/2012/oct/05/james-bond-bodycount-deaths?cat=film&type=article
	1:33am BadGuyZero [Dallas, TX]: Being limited to a mobile device apparently does not affect my mutant ability to find anything on the interwebs.
	1:35am Kevin: I haven't seen any of the Bond movies since I was a kid, but I do remember that two separate Bond's killed bad guys by feeding them to sharks. The Spy Who Loved Me and License To Kill.
	1:38am Matt from Springfield: Thanks BGZ! As we can see, "Sean Connery's You Only Live Twice was the most deadly film: 196 deaths. Compare that to the first film, Dr No with only 12, four of them by Bond. However the deadliest Bond was Pierce Brosnan - he killed 135 people in four films, an average of 33.8 per movie."
	1:39am Therese: I think there were sharks in "Live and Let Die" as well?
	1:39am dan in falls church VA: hi matt from springfield. i'm goin' to bed, catchya latr
	1:40am Therese: 'Night, Dan!
	1:40am Kevin: I'd be more interested in a debate over who had the more impressive chin dimple, Timothy Dalton or George Lazenby?
	1:41am Matt from Springfield: Have a good one, Dan!
	1:42am Matt from Springfield: Chin dimple, or...false third nipple (Roger Moore, "The Man With The Golden Gun").
	1:46am Therese: Lazenby wins that one. Kevin.
	1:48am BadGuyZero [Dallas, TX]: Dalton was offered the Bond role in "On Her Majesty's Secret Service." He turned it down and the part went to Lazenby.
	1:51am northguineahills: Here's a vote for running boards on cars.....
	1:51am BadGuyZero [Dallas, TX]: Suicide doors!
	1:53am Kevin: Nothing will ever top Sean Connery's brother Neil's turn as the fake Italian rip-off James Bond.
	1:54am Richard from Venezuela: greetings therese and all the listeners.
	1:54am RCinMT: carburators and glass packs
	1:55am Matt from Springfield: Hiya Richard! @Therese: Tail fins! ;)
	1:55am northguineahills: Como estas, Richard? How did the vote go?
	1:55am Kevin: Rumble seats are long overdue for a comeback.
	1:56am BadGuyZero [Dallas, TX]: I enjoyed George Lazenby as John Stamos' dad in "Never Too Young To Die."
	1:57am Richard from Venezuela: the vote great. the result: sad.
	1:58am Richard from Venezuela: Hi Matt
	1:59am Kevin: I have a used copy of James Joyce's Ulysses from the library on base at Ft. Knox. I'm going to guess the soldiers got about as far into the book as I have, the stamped title page.
	1:59am Chop Scott: Therese! So happy listening tonight--Cheers!
	2:01am Therese: Hiya, Chop Scott!
	2:02am Matt from Springfield: Wail them skins!
	2:07am Kevin: Still love that Todd Rundgren left The Nazz because he wanted the band to sound more like Laura Nyro. Shame they never collaborated.
	2:16am Matt from Springfield: @Kevin: There's definitely a Laura Nyro-like personality in his solo work that her music contributed towards. We can at least thank her for making Todd want to sound "less like the Who, and more like Laura Nyro".
	2:17am northguineahills: A great lullaby to send me to sleep, thanks Therese!
	2:18am Therese: 'gnight!
	2:19am Matt from Springfield: Later, NGH!
	2:25am Matt from Springfield: Cool Dreamscape, I think I heard it on FMU recently. Like an early Cocteau Twins crossed with Look Blue Go Purple.
	2:29am BadGuyZero [Dallas, TX]: I must get this Roommates single as well as the Twitch single you played a few songs back.
	2:33am BadGuyZero [Dallas, TX]: Look to the cookie, Therese!
	2:41am Kevin: Calling it an evening, listening live for a change sure beats catching up with the playlist later. I crack a proverbial tall boy in your honor, Therese.
	2:42am Therese: Thanks, Kevin!
	2:59am BadGuyZero [Dallas, TX]: Have a fantastic week, Therese! Until next time...
	3:01am Matt from Springfield: Wow, Betsy Nichols! I miss her too, nice to hear her sing C&W! Hope more albums are available. Thanks Therese! Have a good night and good week everyone!

Therese: Playlist from October 8, 2012

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Cat Power	Manhattan "Manhattan" by "Cat Power"	Sun	Matador	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Allah-Las	Vis a Vis "Vis a Vis" by "Allah-Las"	Allah-Las	Innovative Leisure	*	0:04:59 (Pop-up)
Vermillion Sands	Death of a Clown	God Save the Kinks!	Neotonic Records	*	0:08:52 (Pop-up)
The Dambuilders	Colin's Heroes "Colin's Heroes" by "The Dambuilders"	7" Single	Pop Narcotic		0:12:05 (Pop-up)
The Verlaines	Beauty is Truth "Beauty is Truth" by "The Verlaines"	Untimely Meditations	Flying Nun	*	0:16:34 (Pop-up)
Elvis Costello & the Attractions	I'm Your Toy (Hot Burrito #1)	Almost Blue	Riviera Global		0:21:18 (Pop-up)
Peter Wolf	Gloomy Sunday "Gloomy Sunday" by "Peter Wolf"	Lights Out	EMI		0:24:52 (Pop-up)
Crystal Gayle	It's All Right With Me	7" Single	United Artists		0:28:16 (Pop-up)

Corin Tucker Band	Joey "Joey" by "Corin Tucker Band"	Kill My Blues	Kill Rock Stars	*	0:39:14 (Pop-up)
Wreckless Eric & Amy Rigby	Days of Jack and Jill	A Working Museum	Southern Domestic	*	0:43:19 (Pop-up)
Cheap Time	Other Stories "Other Stories" by "Cheap Time"	Other Stories 7"	Sweet Rot	*	0:46:58 (Pop-up)
Spray Paint	Spock Fingers "Spock Fingers" by "Spray Paint"	Spock Fingers 7"	S-s	*	0:50:12 (Pop-up)
Nancy Sinatra	Wishin' and Hopin' "Wishin' and Hopin'" by "Nancy Sinatra"	Nancy in London	Reprise		0:52:44 (Pop-up)
Lou Christie	Trapeze "Trapeze" by "Lou Christie"	Clay's Classics IV: 2012 Premium	WFMU	*	0:55:13 (Pop-up)

Nina Simone	Sinnerman "Sinnerman" by "Nina Simone"	Anthology	RCA		1:12:38 (Pop-up)
The Bootleggers feat. Emmylou Harris	Cosmonaut	Lawless Original Motion Picture Soundtrack	Sony Classical	*	1:22:35 (Pop-up)
Buffy Sainte-Marie	Sometimes When I Get to Thinkin'	I'm Gonna be a Country Girl Again	Vanguard		1:26:18 (Pop-up)
Woods	Lily "Lily" by "Woods"	Bend Beyond	Woodsist	*	1:29:25 (Pop-up)
She Keeps Bees	Saturn Return "Saturn Return" by "She Keeps Bees"	Dig On	No Label	*	1:31:52 (Pop-up)
Dylan Shearer	Cutting Through "Cutting Through" by "Dylan Shearer"	Porchpuddles	Empty Cellar	*	1:34:16 (Pop-up)
Tim Buckley	I Never Asked to be Your Mountain	Goodbye and Hello	Elektra		1:38:30 (Pop-up)
Sic Alps	God Bless Her, I Miss Her	Sic Alps	Drag City	*	1:44:04 (Pop-up)

Nazz	She's Going Down "She's Going Down" by "Nazz"	Nazz	SGC		1:57:55 (Pop-up)
Twitch	Things "Things" by "Twitch"	Things 7" Single	Supreme Echo	*	2:02:43 (Pop-up)
Circle X	Heartbreaker "Heartbreaker" by "Circle X"	Heartbreaker 7" Single	Poutre Apparente	*	2:07:08 (Pop-up)
Lumerians	Track 1 "Track 1" by "Lumerians"	Transmissions From Telos Vol. IV	Permanent Records	*	2:09:55 (Pop-up)
Spiritualized	I Think I'm in Love	Ladies and Gentlemen, We are Floating in Space	Dedicated/Arista		2:15:00 (Pop-up)
Dreamscape	Finally Through "Finally Through" by "Dreamscape"	La-Di-Da Recordings	Kranky	*	2:23:26 (Pop-up)
Roommates	1st Floor Blues "1st Floor Blues" by "Roommates"	Winnifred 7" EP	Slumber		2:26:40 (Pop-up)

Staple Singers	Respect Yourself "Respect Yourself" by "Staple Singers"	7" Single	Stax		2:34:58 (Pop-up)
Ralph "Soul" Jackson	Searching "Searching" by "Ralph "Soul" Jackson"	The Alabama Love Man	Rabbit Factory	*	2:38:22 (Pop-up)
Bobby Boyd Congress	It's Good to See Your Face Again	Bobby Boyd Congress	Okapi/Vadim	*	2:42:56 (Pop-up)
Kid Koala	2 Bit Blues "2 Bit Blues" by "Kid Koala"	12 Bit Blues	Ninja Tune	*	2:49:14 (Pop-up)
ZZ Top	Have a Little Mercy "Have a Little Mercy" by "ZZ Top"	La Futura	American	*	2:52:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Eleven Twenty-Nine	Anchors Away "Anchors Away" by "Eleven Twenty-Nine"		Drawing Room	*	2:56:04 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:10am BadGuyZero [Dallas, TX]: Good evening/morning to everyone! Interwebs issues at home. Listening via a mobile app. Good times!
	12:10am northguineahills: New Cat Power? Interesting. From where do the Allah-Las herald from?
	12:12am RCinMT: I support Therese on WFMU! (In spirit!) Love this Kinks cover!
	12:18am Therese: Evening, all! Thanks for stopping by! northguineahills- The Allah-Las are from Los Angeles
	12:20am dan in falls church VA: crazy good tracks 2nite
	12:30am Pidge™: Crystal Gayle was a major Prell user from what I understand.
	12:47am Kevin: First time listening to the show live Therese, although I do miss the sound of Mike cracking open another Coors Light tallboy behind your voice, I always enjoy your music selections.
	12:56am Therese: Thanks, Kevin! I'm sure if you called Mike, he'd come to your place and drink tall boys.
	12:56am dan in falls church VA: rilly gudd shoe
	12:59am Matt from Springfield: Nothing succeeds...like THERESE! :D Love that CC4 premium, love the 60s end to your set!
	12:59am Kevin: Thankfully the subject matter of this Lou Christie song was far less disturbing than "Lightnin' Strikes."
	1:01am Pidge™: Hey! Trapeze! CC4. Thanks for playing that, T. Surprised me. Great show tonight, per uszh. Now, this old man must hit hay hard and calculate sheep totals.
	1:01am BadGuyZero [Dallas, TX]: I believe that was part of the International Music Exchange Program. Dusty came to Memphis; Nancy went to London.
	1:06am Kevin: And Petula Clark went to Branson, a shame really. At least none of them went Walking In Memphis.
	1:09am Matt from Springfield: ..After Midnight.
	1:10am BadGuyZero [Dallas, TX]: 13 kilogram = 28.66 pounds That's some Malibu-destroying fury!
	1:13am Matt from Springfield: Awww, sorry to hear that Therese :( Cheers to those who have it off tomorrow.
	1:14am Matt from Springfield: Now this is a :) I heard this in the remake of "Thomas Crown Affair" with Pierce Brosnan--such a unique, out of my bounds of experience song at the time. I looked it up on IMDB, and first learned about Nina Simone. The rest, is history....
	1:18am BadGuyZero [Dallas, TX]: An AT&T tech is supposed to be here between 8am and noon to fix my interwebs. I hope it doesn't turn into an episode of "Seinfeld."
	1:18am Kevin: Come for the Rene Russo topless scene, stick around for the Nina Simone soundtrack. Well, that and Denis Leary, art theft detective.
	1:20am Matt from Springfield: Wow, I forgot Denis Leary was in there too! Yep Kevin, remakes do have a purpose as long as they have a soundtrack that helps to educate.
	1:20am Therese: Pierce Brosnan factoid! Apparently, he was the "deadliest Bond"
	1:25am Matt from Springfield: @Therese: I demand a re-count! Daniel Craig was going over his Bond kills on SNL, we need an objective counting of villain and anonymous henchmen deaths per each Bond.
	1:27am Therese: Matt- It didn't occur to me to question the source, even though that source escapes me at the moment.
	1:31am BadGuyZero [Dallas, TX]: http://m.guardiannews.com/film/datablog/2012/oct/05/james-bond-bodycount-deaths?cat=film&type=article
	1:33am BadGuyZero [Dallas, TX]: Being limited to a mobile device apparently does not affect my mutant ability to find anything on the interwebs.
	1:35am Kevin: I haven't seen any of the Bond movies since I was a kid, but I do remember that two separate Bond's killed bad guys by feeding them to sharks. The Spy Who Loved Me and License To Kill.
	1:38am Matt from Springfield: Thanks BGZ! As we can see, "Sean Connery's You Only Live Twice was the most deadly film: 196 deaths. Compare that to the first film, Dr No with only 12, four of them by Bond. However the deadliest Bond was Pierce Brosnan - he killed 135 people in four films, an average of 33.8 per movie."
	1:39am Therese: I think there were sharks in "Live and Let Die" as well?
	1:39am dan in falls church VA: hi matt from springfield. i'm goin' to bed, catchya latr
	1:40am Therese: 'Night, Dan!
	1:40am Kevin: I'd be more interested in a debate over who had the more impressive chin dimple, Timothy Dalton or George Lazenby?
	1:41am Matt from Springfield: Have a good one, Dan!
	1:42am Matt from Springfield: Chin dimple, or...false third nipple (Roger Moore, "The Man With The Golden Gun").
	1:46am Therese: Lazenby wins that one. Kevin.
	1:48am BadGuyZero [Dallas, TX]: Dalton was offered the Bond role in "On Her Majesty's Secret Service." He turned it down and the part went to Lazenby.
	1:51am northguineahills: Here's a vote for running boards on cars.....
	1:51am BadGuyZero [Dallas, TX]: Suicide doors!
	1:53am Kevin: Nothing will ever top Sean Connery's brother Neil's turn as the fake Italian rip-off James Bond.
	1:54am Richard from Venezuela: greetings therese and all the listeners.
	1:54am RCinMT: carburators and glass packs
	1:55am Matt from Springfield: Hiya Richard! @Therese: Tail fins! ;)
	1:55am northguineahills: Como estas, Richard? How did the vote go?
	1:55am Kevin: Rumble seats are long overdue for a comeback.
	1:56am BadGuyZero [Dallas, TX]: I enjoyed George Lazenby as John Stamos' dad in "Never Too Young To Die."
	1:57am Richard from Venezuela: the vote great. the result: sad.
	1:58am Richard from Venezuela: Hi Matt
	1:59am Kevin: I have a used copy of James Joyce's Ulysses from the library on base at Ft. Knox. I'm going to guess the soldiers got about as far into the book as I have, the stamped title page.
	1:59am Chop Scott: Therese! So happy listening tonight--Cheers!
	2:01am Therese: Hiya, Chop Scott!
	2:02am Matt from Springfield: Wail them skins!
	2:07am Kevin: Still love that Todd Rundgren left The Nazz because he wanted the band to sound more like Laura Nyro. Shame they never collaborated.
	2:16am Matt from Springfield: @Kevin: There's definitely a Laura Nyro-like personality in his solo work that her music contributed towards. We can at least thank her for making Todd want to sound "less like the Who, and more like Laura Nyro".
	2:17am northguineahills: A great lullaby to send me to sleep, thanks Therese!
	2:18am Therese: 'gnight!
	2:19am Matt from Springfield: Later, NGH!
	2:25am Matt from Springfield: Cool Dreamscape, I think I heard it on FMU recently. Like an early Cocteau Twins crossed with Look Blue Go Purple.
	2:29am BadGuyZero [Dallas, TX]: I must get this Roommates single as well as the Twitch single you played a few songs back.
	2:33am BadGuyZero [Dallas, TX]: Look to the cookie, Therese!
	2:41am Kevin: Calling it an evening, listening live for a change sure beats catching up with the playlist later. I crack a proverbial tall boy in your honor, Therese.
	2:42am Therese: Thanks, Kevin!
	2:59am BadGuyZero [Dallas, TX]: Have a fantastic week, Therese! Until next time...
	3:01am Matt from Springfield: Wow, Betsy Nichols! I miss her too, nice to hear her sing C&W! Hope more albums are available. Thanks Therese! Have a good night and good week everyone!

Therese: Playlist from October 8, 2012

Listener comments!

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