WFMU: Nazario Scenario: Playlist from October 24, 2012

Listener comments!
	11:56am Amanda: Hi guys! Please, please make a pledge to support WFMU during the waning days of our off-air fundraiser! You only have until the end of the month, and the station is far short of its overall goal. It's a smaller amount than is needed during the Marathon in March, but still very very important. Go to wfmu.org for details on it all, or click the icon on the upper left of this page. Love, Amanda
	11:59am Carmichael: Hi Amanda, and happy Wednesday. I won't make a joke about "Hump Day", promise.
	12:00pm Brian in UK: Hello Amanda. Been there done that got the T-shirt at the dark end of the studio. Well you know what I mean.
	12:01pm Amanda: It is Get-me-over-the-hump day.
	12:01pm Amanda: Hey, can you guys all hear the music? Let me know...
	12:01pm john: wooooooooooooooooooooot! took the laptop outdoors for your show, Amanda. 70s and bumble bees in Chicago. o_O
	12:01pm Amanda: (A Hazy Shade of Winter that is)
	12:02pm SteveL: I've pledged 3 times this drive, in addition to my annual, monthly payment. It feels good!
	12:02pm SteveL: I hear Hazy-Shade music just fine
	12:02pm G: Coming through streamingly in Brooklyn
	12:03pm Dervish: Looks like only $120 will do it. Pledge to the great Amanda!
	12:04pm Fiveash: Your area.
	12:05pm SteveL: C'mon! Joe Ely is worth more than a few bucks for a kick-off track!
	12:06pm Amanda: I had forgotten to do the thing you need to do in order to see the monitors jumping on Sam Cast. This is a phrase that makes sense to .00001 of the people in the audience.
	12:07pm Amanda: (Actually probaby a larger percentage than that considering the size of my audience) (in my area)
	12:08pm Humphrey: You played it for her, you can play it for me. Play it again, Sam Cast.
	12:09pm Sam Cast: I understand perfectly.
	12:12pm Carmichael: I thought this was Shane on first listening.
	12:13pm Fiveash: I hurt my area and now I have to wear a sam cast.
	12:16pm Mature Guy: which "area" is that? teehee
	12:17pm SteveL: Sam cast when he saw the monitors jumping. His family would feast that evening.
	12:21pm Long Memory: Which one is the fungus?
	12:23pm Amanda: It's a fair question. There may be more than one.
	12:25pm Carmichael: I was in the original cast of the stage production "Sam!"
	12:34pm Doug S.: If we can help Amanda raise just 100 clams more, hers will become the third show on Give the Drummer Radio to REACH THE GOAL.
	12:34pm SteveL: One hundred bucks to go! Coincidentally, that amount would get some lucky listener the War On Christmas CD.
	12:37pm northguineahills: I love this Red House Painters. Too bad the lead singer is such a dick.
	12:39pm Amanda: Wouldn't it be great if everyone in the world of art were a nice person?
	12:39pm Brian in UK: Thanks for mentioning the fuckin' record fair. Well I'll be washing my hair that weekend or someones, mail it to me and I'll give it a once over. Got better things to do. Bitter & twisted 3000 miles away, me; never.
	12:42pm BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): No work meeting today! I get to listen LIVE!!!
	12:43pm Brian in UK: What's it mean when the dog's tail wags?
	12:45pm Skirkie: They ain't updated that yet? The cow has a tail too ya know.
	12:45pm Amanda: HEY YOU GUYS!!!! We did it!!!!! :-) :-) :-) And hey to YOU, Bad Guy Zero -- please listen and enjoy, live-style -- you deserve it.
	12:48pm SteveL: Woo hoo!! Wag that tail doggie! Wag it!!
	12:50pm Doug S.: Fabtacular! Congrats Amanda and congrats everybody!
	12:51pm Ricardo Montalban: YAY, Rudy Schwartz Project!
	12:51pm Fiveash: Huzzah!
	12:54pm Brian in UK: Raising a glass here, Amanda. You have more DJs commenting than is normally seen in the wild.
	12:55pm Ricardo Montalban: How many DJs does it take to comment on a radio show?
	12:56pm Ricardo Montalban: I just threw that out for someone else to create a punchline for it. It's a crowd-sourced joke.
	1:01pm Amanda: Zero: they are all too busy standing in judgement of the other DJ's song/segue choices.
	1:01pm Amanda: *judgment
	1:01pm Doug S.: So now three of GTDR's shows have met the goal and three are left. To have the entire stream reach the goal, we need to raise an additional $1,686.66 in these quantities: D:O Radio: $310 Kaminsky Kamoutsky: $265 Give the Drummer Some: $1,111.66
	1:01pm Amanda: (This program notwithstanding)
	1:04pm Ricardo Montalban: @Amanda: You win! This program notwithstanding indeed. This is one of my new fave shows. Dammit!
	1:04pm Amanda: Aww, blush, Ricardo. But come on! Everyone get that vote out for GTDS!
	1:05pm Brian in UK: NOTWITHSTANDING that's why I listen to your show Amanda, love the words. Now can you fit in pusillanimous for all the listeners who have not pledged YET?
	1:05pm ndbob: afternoon Amanda and everyone!
	1:06pm Ricardo Montalban: Give some to Give the Drummer, peeps!
	1:10pm BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Then milk went to the format where little kids talked about all they would accomplish when they got older because of their milk consumption.
	1:10pm Ricardo Montalban: Rudy's latest album is pretty goddamn amazing! Nasty Sarah Palin song that's worth a listen.
	1:11pm Doug S.: To pledge to: D:O RADIO - http://bit.ly/RCdVGK KAMINSKY KAMOUTSKY - http://bit.ly/P2K5xC GIVE THE DRUMMER SOME - http://bit.ly/SB0tRV
	1:15pm BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): If they all put paper down then eventually no one will have a square to spare.
	1:15pm BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Is it a sequel/prequel to Sheena Easton's "Sugar Walls"???
	1:17pm Matt from Springfield: Hello Amanda and Scenarians! CONGRATS!! Another goal reached! Happy to be a part of that! And you can never have too many "Sugar Mountain"s, I'd like to hear Janis Ian's version.
	1:18pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, very country one for Janis Ian.
	1:18pm Ricardo Montalban: Whenever I hear songs with 'sugar' in the title, I think of all the advertising for sugary breakfast cereals I was subjected to as a child of the late-sixties/early-seventies. Breakfast cereals WE WEREN'T ALLOWED TO HAVE.
	1:19pm ndbob: good song here
	1:19pm Amanda: Hi ndbob, MfS!
	1:21pm BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Years ago Gerald Casale [of Devo] did the music for a Hawaiian Punch commercial that had "sugar is bad" subliminally hidden in the bass line.
	1:21pm Matt from Springfield: Joni!! Never can have too many versions, indeed! :)
	1:24pm BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): BLERG! Correction...Mark Mothersbaugh did the music. I just found the ad on YouTube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIfh0XMrg6w
	1:24pm Matt from Springfield: @Ricardo: That was before my era, by which time they'd changed the branding of cereals. From at least the 50s until the 80s, all the kids' cereals began with "Sugar" to hawk their sickening sweetness. Then health concerns downgraded them to "Frosted" or "Honey", and sometimes dropping adjectives entirely (like "Smacks"). So how bad is it that corn syrup was recently re-branded as "corn sugar"?? When sugar is actually a better word than what came before it! :)
	1:25pm Matt from Springfield: Melanie [Safka]!! I have the live album Leftover Wine on vinyl. Appreciate the surface noise!
	1:28pm Fiveash: This is truly inspired.
	1:28pm Ricardo Montalban: @Matt from Springfield:I am just bitter that we never had those kind of brand-name cereals in our house, no doubt because our parents were dismayed that we would scarf down a whole box in one breakfast sitting. Nope. We wuz poor. Just bagged generic cereal for us, and the rotten kind, too.
	1:30pm Jack: Hi Amanda, everybody! Who's that singing with Leonard Cohen?
	1:34pm Amanda: @Jack -- was just going to update the playlist with that info. Welcome!
	1:34pm Ricardo Montalban: Wow! I didn't recognize that as Leonard at all! Not familiar with his music from that era. He really sang. I thought it was James Taylor for a minute.
	1:34pm Matt from Springfield: @Ricardo: Oh of course, you see the brand-name commercials, and that's what you want as a kid. Corn flakes are pretty much corn flakes, whether Kellogg's or not. But I imagine the generic sugary cereals probably tasted much worse than the generics of blander cereals.
	1:35pm Jack: thanks!
	1:35pm ndbob: @Matt very true
	1:36pm Ricardo Montalban: I accidentally played a Sonny Bono single at 33 1/3 recently and it sounded like early Leonard Cohen.
	1:36pm Matt from Springfield: Must be the first release of "Sisters of Mercy". Pretty arrangement, slightly baroque.
	1:40pm Ricardo Montalban: This is the song they play when you check into one of those suicide parlors in Soylent Green.
	1:41pm Matt from Springfield: Ahhh, meditation music. @Ricardo: The record player "corrected" Sonny's pitch ;)
	1:43pm Ricardo Montalban: Don't apologize Amanda. There's no up without down. I was diggin' the down-mood thing.
	1:45pm Matt from Springfield: Leonard Cohen duet w/ Jennifer Warnes, wonder if DJ Julie knows about that! Krusty was on exactly as long as needed for a laugh! :) And I totally agree with Ricardo! WFMU is all about the ups and downs, preferably one after another.
	1:47pm Matt from Springfield: +9! A NON "How Do You Do" song from Mouth & MacNeal!
	1:51pm SteveL: Oh, this is the "up" you were talking about, no? [feet starting to move on their own]
	1:57pm Matt from Springfield: DMR!
	1:57pm Amanda: I don't know what you're talking about, SteveL.
	1:59pm ndbob: I need to go..excellent show Amanda!
	2:01pm Matt from Springfield: See ya later NDBob! "Save It For Later"! This is a good one for your feet to start themselves up to...
	2:11pm SteveL: The music is friskier now. I approve, (although I had to step out briefly for a fire drill.)
	2:13pm Ricardo Montalban: I had a fire drill in my heart.
	2:18pm BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): One of the Midnight Runners used to live in Dallas. He managed a couple of bands. Night Flight played The Proclaimers "I'm On My Way" music video regularly when it first came out. My friends and I referred to them as "the Buddy Holly twins."
	2:21pm Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: Not a bad description of how they looked!
	2:28pm Brian in UK: Just 'cause it is two cents over target it is no reason for complacency. Keep the pledges coming. Wot no Nick Lowe?
	2:29pm listener james from westwood: a little late, but been listening since 1 behind a conference call. congrats, amanda, on hitting your goal!
	2:29pm Doug S.: I think it is, by the laws of nature, impossible to do a bad version of this song.
	2:30pm Amanda: Brian makes an excellent point -- well, two excellent points I guess. The station needs to make its overall goal (the big one on the homepage) by Halloween at midnight!!! Thanks LJfW!
	2:37pm SteveL: John Prine: What a sad, beautiful song. Thank you.
	2:45pm SteveL: How did the Rockpile album not win every pop music award ever? Brian in UK: How's that do ya'?
	2:50pm Doug S.: While all pledge dollars get stuffed under the same big mattress in the middle of WFMU's staff dormitory, it is (I feel) crucial that this here 24-hour stream, Give the Drummer Radio, meet the goal set for it by the uppity-ups at WFMU. The stream is an all-volunteer effort, but WFMU still expends resources to keep it going (hardware, software, bandwidth, tech support, etc.). It is vital that the stream be entirely self-sufficient during fundraising time. Furthermore, WFMU needs to be rewarded for its innovations and visionary risk-taking on behalf of its listeners. Therefore, a pledge to a GTDR program accomplishes many things at once. GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Charlie Lewis will return to the streamwaves with another Busy Doing Nothing show, right here tomorrow at noon! Three cheers to Amanda for making the goal! Three cheers to all these wonderful pickers and grinners for agreeing to perform on the stream, just as soon as Amanda's show pulls into the station: Dave Bartholomew The Fugitives Chris Farlowe Ahmed Ali Egal & Waaberi Artists Jimmy Johnson George Hamilton IV Hank Snow 1st National Band Flat Earth Society Dee Clark Little Willie John Bing Day Ada Rave Cuarteto Dorothy Ashby Hamiyet Yuceses Illinois Jacquet Sharpetown Swingsters and more and more and eternally more...
	2:52pm Ricardo Montalban: Dusty's voice is like butter and maple syrup, mixed together.
	2:52pm northguineahills: Thanks Amanda for the zounds! Sorry I've been MIA today.
	2:55pm listener james from westwood: this laffy, daffy clown thanks you. schmaltz by the bowlful for all.
	2:57pm Ricardo Montalban: Thanks for another fun show, Amanda!
	2:57pm BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): The Fortunes record came out in 1965.
	2:57pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Amanda! Great sets, and goal 100% achieved--it's only fair for such an exuberant show! Take care everyone, have a good day!
	2:58pm Matt from Springfield: Singles Going Steady! I look forward to that every year!
	2:58pm BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Until the next time I get to listen live...
	3:00pm Amanda: Bye, everyone! It was great to have your company, and I'll see you next week -- or whenever you check in again. WE DID IT! xoxox
	3:02pm Amanda: Wait! Dusty In Memphis not a live album. Geez Louise. That kind of boner needs to be corrected immediately.

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from October 24, 2012

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Two hours of rollicking delite: '60s jams, cartooniness, seriousness, sing-alongs, and Simpsons talk. P.dece.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Joe Ely	What's Shakin' Tonight "What's Shakin' Tonight" by "Joe Ely"	Hi-Res	MCA	1984	LP
My Teenage Stride	Introducing the Explosive Bolts			2011	MP3		0:04:48 (Pop-up)
Cause Co-Motion!	Because Because Because	Because Because Because EP	Slumberland	2008	12"		0:07:12 (Pop-up)
Love and Rockets	Fever "Fever" by "Love and Rockets"	Sweet F.A.	American	1996	CD		0:09:05 (Pop-up)
Fatlip	What's Up Fatlip? "What's Up Fatlip?" by "Fatlip"	The Loneliest Punk	Delicious Vinyl	2000	CD		0:13:44 (Pop-up)
Adrenalin O.D.	Velvet Elvis "Velvet Elvis" by "Adrenalin O.D."	Humongousfungusamongus	Buy Our Records	1986	LP		0:17:10 (Pop-up)
The Riverdales	Two-Headed Girl "Two-Headed Girl" by "The Riverdales"	s/t	Asian Man	1995/2006	CD		0:19:46 (Pop-up)
Old '97s	King of All of the World	Satellite Rides	Elektra/WEA	2001	CD		0:23:02 (Pop-up)

Red House Painters	New Jersey "New Jersey" by "Red House Painters"	"10 April 2002"		orig 1993	CD		0:33:50 (Pop-up)
Aimee Mann	The Moth "The Moth" by "Aimee Mann"	Lost In Space	Superego	2002	CD		0:37:50 (Pop-up)
Fanny	It Takes a Lot of Good Lovin'	s/t	Reprise	1970	LP		0:42:24 (Pop-up)
Joe Newman's Rudy Schwartz Project	Miracles Can Happen	Gunther Packs a Stiffy	Seeland	orig 1995	MP3		0:46:16 (Pop-up)
Doug Sahm	It's Gonna Be Easy "It's Gonna Be Easy" by "Doug Sahm"			orig 1973	CD		0:49:25 (Pop-up)
milk psa	"milk psa"					YouTube	0:52:39 (Pop-up)
Richard Thompson	A Twisted Memory	Hand of Kindness	Hannibal	1983	LP		0:53:38 (Pop-up)
Kirsty MacColl	A New England "A New England" by "Kirsty MacColl"	The Stiff Years	Stiff	2005 (comp)	CD		0:58:28 (Pop-up)

Janis Ian	Sugar Mountain "Sugar Mountain" by "Janis Ian"	Restless Eyes	Columbia/CBS	1981	LP		1:13:14 (Pop-up)
Joni Mitchell	Sugar Mountain "Sugar Mountain" by "Joni Mitchell"			1967		YouTube	1:16:34 (Pop-up)
Melanie	Uptown and Down "Uptown and Down" by "Melanie"	Leftover Wine	Buddah	1970	LP		1:20:47 (Pop-up)
Krusty & Sideshow Mel	Send In The Clowns	Songs in the Key of Springfield			CD		1:24:09 (Pop-up)
Leonard Cohen w/Jennifer Warnes	The Smokey Life	Recent Songs	Columbia/CBS	1979	LP		1:25:24 (Pop-up)
Judy Collins	Sisters of Mercy "Sisters of Mercy" by "Judy Collins"	Wildflowers	Elektra	1967	LP		1:30:26 (Pop-up)
The Mystic Moods Orchestra	Send in the Clowns					Spotify	1:34:01 (Pop-up)

Mouth and MacNeal	Hello-a "Hello-a" by "Mouth and MacNeal"					YouTube	1:43:08 (Pop-up)
The Dandy Warhols	Bohemian Like You	Thirteen Tales from Urban Bohemia	Capitol	2000	CD		1:46:46 (Pop-up)
APB	Something to Believe In "Something to Believe In" by "APB"		Red River	1985	12"		1:50:06 (Pop-up)
Dexy's Midnight Runners	Geno "Geno" by "Dexy's Midnight Runners"	Geno	EMI	1983	LP		1:53:11 (Pop-up)
The English Beat	Save It For Later	Beat This! The Best of the English Beat		orig 1982	CD		1:56:41 (Pop-up)
The Boomtown Rats	Kicks "Kicks" by "The Boomtown Rats"	s/t	Mercury	1977	LP		2:00:03 (Pop-up)
Johnny Osbourne and the Sensations	Come Back Darling	Trojan Jamaican Hits box set	Trojan	1969?	CD		2:03:56 (Pop-up)
The Proclaimers	Over and Done With	This Is The Story		1987	CD		2:07:15 (Pop-up)

Gene Pitney	Dream For Sale "Dream For Sale" by "Gene Pitney"	Phil Spector's Flips and Rarities	no label		CD		2:17:15 (Pop-up)
The Fortunes	Maria "Maria" by "The Fortunes"	s/t	Press	1965	LP		2:19:19 (Pop-up)
Breeze	Make It With You "Make It With You" by "Breeze"			1974		YouTube	2:22:57 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	We Lost the Road "We Lost the Road" by "The Bee Gees"	To Whom It May Concern	Atco	1972	LP		2:26:36 (Pop-up)
Glen Campbell	Time "Time" by "Glen Campbell"	Galveston	Capitol / EMI	1969	LP		2:29:52 (Pop-up)
John Prine	Hello In There "Hello In There" by "John Prine"	s/t	Atlantic	1971	LP		2:32:29 (Pop-up)
Scud Mountain Boys	Penthouse in the Woods	Massachusetts	Sub Pop	1996	CD		2:36:56 (Pop-up)
Rockpile	Pet You and Hold You "Pet You and Hold You" by "Rockpile"	Seconds of Pleasure	F-Beat/Columbia	1980	LP		2:39:39 (Pop-up)
Jean-Pierre Ferland	Monsieur Gobeil	Soleil		orig 1971	CD		2:42:43 (Pop-up)
Dusty Springfield	Make It With You	Dusty in Memphis		1969			2:46:54 (Pop-up)

Aretha Franklin	That's Life "That's Life" by "Aretha Franklin"						2:55:08 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:56am Amanda: Hi guys! Please, please make a pledge to support WFMU during the waning days of our off-air fundraiser! You only have until the end of the month, and the station is far short of its overall goal. It's a smaller amount than is needed during the Marathon in March, but still very very important. Go to wfmu.org for details on it all, or click the icon on the upper left of this page. Love, Amanda
	11:59am Carmichael: Hi Amanda, and happy Wednesday. I won't make a joke about "Hump Day", promise.
	12:00pm Brian in UK: Hello Amanda. Been there done that got the T-shirt at the dark end of the studio. Well you know what I mean.
	12:01pm Amanda: It is Get-me-over-the-hump day.
	12:01pm Amanda: Hey, can you guys all hear the music? Let me know...
	12:01pm john: wooooooooooooooooooooot! took the laptop outdoors for your show, Amanda. 70s and bumble bees in Chicago. o_O
	12:01pm Amanda: (A Hazy Shade of Winter that is)
	12:02pm SteveL: I've pledged 3 times this drive, in addition to my annual, monthly payment. It feels good!
	12:02pm SteveL: I hear Hazy-Shade music just fine
	12:02pm G: Coming through streamingly in Brooklyn
	12:03pm Dervish: Looks like only $120 will do it. Pledge to the great Amanda!
	12:04pm Fiveash: Your area.
	12:05pm SteveL: C'mon! Joe Ely is worth more than a few bucks for a kick-off track!
	12:06pm Amanda: I had forgotten to do the thing you need to do in order to see the monitors jumping on Sam Cast. This is a phrase that makes sense to .00001 of the people in the audience.
	12:07pm Amanda: (Actually probaby a larger percentage than that considering the size of my audience) (in my area)
	12:08pm Humphrey: You played it for her, you can play it for me. Play it again, Sam Cast.
	12:09pm Sam Cast: I understand perfectly.
	12:12pm Carmichael: I thought this was Shane on first listening.
	12:13pm Fiveash: I hurt my area and now I have to wear a sam cast.
	12:16pm Mature Guy: which "area" is that? teehee
	12:17pm SteveL: Sam cast when he saw the monitors jumping. His family would feast that evening.
	12:21pm Long Memory: Which one is the fungus?
	12:23pm Amanda: It's a fair question. There may be more than one.
	12:25pm Carmichael: I was in the original cast of the stage production "Sam!"
	12:34pm Doug S.: If we can help Amanda raise just 100 clams more, hers will become the third show on Give the Drummer Radio to REACH THE GOAL.
	12:34pm SteveL: One hundred bucks to go! Coincidentally, that amount would get some lucky listener the War On Christmas CD.
	12:37pm northguineahills: I love this Red House Painters. Too bad the lead singer is such a dick.
	12:39pm Amanda: Wouldn't it be great if everyone in the world of art were a nice person?
	12:39pm Brian in UK: Thanks for mentioning the fuckin' record fair. Well I'll be washing my hair that weekend or someones, mail it to me and I'll give it a once over. Got better things to do. Bitter & twisted 3000 miles away, me; never.
	12:42pm BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): No work meeting today! I get to listen LIVE!!!
	12:43pm Brian in UK: What's it mean when the dog's tail wags?
	12:45pm Skirkie: They ain't updated that yet? The cow has a tail too ya know.
	12:45pm Amanda: HEY YOU GUYS!!!! We did it!!!!! :-) :-) :-) And hey to YOU, Bad Guy Zero -- please listen and enjoy, live-style -- you deserve it.
	12:48pm SteveL: Woo hoo!! Wag that tail doggie! Wag it!!
	12:50pm Doug S.: Fabtacular! Congrats Amanda and congrats everybody!
	12:51pm Ricardo Montalban: YAY, Rudy Schwartz Project!
	12:51pm Fiveash: Huzzah!
	12:54pm Brian in UK: Raising a glass here, Amanda. You have more DJs commenting than is normally seen in the wild.
	12:55pm Ricardo Montalban: How many DJs does it take to comment on a radio show?
	12:56pm Ricardo Montalban: I just threw that out for someone else to create a punchline for it. It's a crowd-sourced joke.
	1:01pm Amanda: Zero: they are all too busy standing in judgement of the other DJ's song/segue choices.
	1:01pm Amanda: *judgment
	1:01pm Doug S.: So now three of GTDR's shows have met the goal and three are left. To have the entire stream reach the goal, we need to raise an additional $1,686.66 in these quantities: D:O Radio: $310 Kaminsky Kamoutsky: $265 Give the Drummer Some: $1,111.66
	1:01pm Amanda: (This program notwithstanding)
	1:04pm Ricardo Montalban: @Amanda: You win! This program notwithstanding indeed. This is one of my new fave shows. Dammit!
	1:04pm Amanda: Aww, blush, Ricardo. But come on! Everyone get that vote out for GTDS!
	1:05pm Brian in UK: NOTWITHSTANDING that's why I listen to your show Amanda, love the words. Now can you fit in pusillanimous for all the listeners who have not pledged YET?
	1:05pm ndbob: afternoon Amanda and everyone!
	1:06pm Ricardo Montalban: Give some to Give the Drummer, peeps!
	1:10pm BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Then milk went to the format where little kids talked about all they would accomplish when they got older because of their milk consumption.
	1:10pm Ricardo Montalban: Rudy's latest album is pretty goddamn amazing! Nasty Sarah Palin song that's worth a listen.
	1:11pm Doug S.: To pledge to: D:O RADIO - http://bit.ly/RCdVGK KAMINSKY KAMOUTSKY - http://bit.ly/P2K5xC GIVE THE DRUMMER SOME - http://bit.ly/SB0tRV
	1:15pm BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): If they all put paper down then eventually no one will have a square to spare.
	1:15pm BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Is it a sequel/prequel to Sheena Easton's "Sugar Walls"???
	1:17pm Matt from Springfield: Hello Amanda and Scenarians! CONGRATS!! Another goal reached! Happy to be a part of that! And you can never have too many "Sugar Mountain"s, I'd like to hear Janis Ian's version.
	1:18pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, very country one for Janis Ian.
	1:18pm Ricardo Montalban: Whenever I hear songs with 'sugar' in the title, I think of all the advertising for sugary breakfast cereals I was subjected to as a child of the late-sixties/early-seventies. Breakfast cereals WE WEREN'T ALLOWED TO HAVE.
	1:19pm ndbob: good song here
	1:19pm Amanda: Hi ndbob, MfS!
	1:21pm BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Years ago Gerald Casale [of Devo] did the music for a Hawaiian Punch commercial that had "sugar is bad" subliminally hidden in the bass line.
	1:21pm Matt from Springfield: Joni!! Never can have too many versions, indeed! :)
	1:24pm BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): BLERG! Correction...Mark Mothersbaugh did the music. I just found the ad on YouTube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIfh0XMrg6w
	1:24pm Matt from Springfield: @Ricardo: That was before my era, by which time they'd changed the branding of cereals. From at least the 50s until the 80s, all the kids' cereals began with "Sugar" to hawk their sickening sweetness. Then health concerns downgraded them to "Frosted" or "Honey", and sometimes dropping adjectives entirely (like "Smacks"). So how bad is it that corn syrup was recently re-branded as "corn sugar"?? When sugar is actually a better word than what came before it! :)
	1:25pm Matt from Springfield: Melanie [Safka]!! I have the live album Leftover Wine on vinyl. Appreciate the surface noise!
	1:28pm Fiveash: This is truly inspired.
	1:28pm Ricardo Montalban: @Matt from Springfield:I am just bitter that we never had those kind of brand-name cereals in our house, no doubt because our parents were dismayed that we would scarf down a whole box in one breakfast sitting. Nope. We wuz poor. Just bagged generic cereal for us, and the rotten kind, too.
	1:30pm Jack: Hi Amanda, everybody! Who's that singing with Leonard Cohen?
	1:34pm Amanda: @Jack -- was just going to update the playlist with that info. Welcome!
	1:34pm Ricardo Montalban: Wow! I didn't recognize that as Leonard at all! Not familiar with his music from that era. He really sang. I thought it was James Taylor for a minute.
	1:34pm Matt from Springfield: @Ricardo: Oh of course, you see the brand-name commercials, and that's what you want as a kid. Corn flakes are pretty much corn flakes, whether Kellogg's or not. But I imagine the generic sugary cereals probably tasted much worse than the generics of blander cereals.
	1:35pm Jack: thanks!
	1:35pm ndbob: @Matt very true
	1:36pm Ricardo Montalban: I accidentally played a Sonny Bono single at 33 1/3 recently and it sounded like early Leonard Cohen.
	1:36pm Matt from Springfield: Must be the first release of "Sisters of Mercy". Pretty arrangement, slightly baroque.
	1:40pm Ricardo Montalban: This is the song they play when you check into one of those suicide parlors in Soylent Green.
	1:41pm Matt from Springfield: Ahhh, meditation music. @Ricardo: The record player "corrected" Sonny's pitch ;)
	1:43pm Ricardo Montalban: Don't apologize Amanda. There's no up without down. I was diggin' the down-mood thing.
	1:45pm Matt from Springfield: Leonard Cohen duet w/ Jennifer Warnes, wonder if DJ Julie knows about that! Krusty was on exactly as long as needed for a laugh! :) And I totally agree with Ricardo! WFMU is all about the ups and downs, preferably one after another.
	1:47pm Matt from Springfield: +9! A NON "How Do You Do" song from Mouth & MacNeal!
	1:51pm SteveL: Oh, this is the "up" you were talking about, no? [feet starting to move on their own]
	1:57pm Matt from Springfield: DMR!
	1:57pm Amanda: I don't know what you're talking about, SteveL.
	1:59pm ndbob: I need to go..excellent show Amanda!
	2:01pm Matt from Springfield: See ya later NDBob! "Save It For Later"! This is a good one for your feet to start themselves up to...
	2:11pm SteveL: The music is friskier now. I approve, (although I had to step out briefly for a fire drill.)
	2:13pm Ricardo Montalban: I had a fire drill in my heart.
	2:18pm BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): One of the Midnight Runners used to live in Dallas. He managed a couple of bands. Night Flight played The Proclaimers "I'm On My Way" music video regularly when it first came out. My friends and I referred to them as "the Buddy Holly twins."
	2:21pm Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: Not a bad description of how they looked!
	2:28pm Brian in UK: Just 'cause it is two cents over target it is no reason for complacency. Keep the pledges coming. Wot no Nick Lowe?
	2:29pm listener james from westwood: a little late, but been listening since 1 behind a conference call. congrats, amanda, on hitting your goal!
	2:29pm Doug S.: I think it is, by the laws of nature, impossible to do a bad version of this song.
	2:30pm Amanda: Brian makes an excellent point -- well, two excellent points I guess. The station needs to make its overall goal (the big one on the homepage) by Halloween at midnight!!! Thanks LJfW!
	2:37pm SteveL: John Prine: What a sad, beautiful song. Thank you.
	2:45pm SteveL: How did the Rockpile album not win every pop music award ever? Brian in UK: How's that do ya'?
	2:50pm Doug S.: While all pledge dollars get stuffed under the same big mattress in the middle of WFMU's staff dormitory, it is (I feel) crucial that this here 24-hour stream, Give the Drummer Radio, meet the goal set for it by the uppity-ups at WFMU. The stream is an all-volunteer effort, but WFMU still expends resources to keep it going (hardware, software, bandwidth, tech support, etc.). It is vital that the stream be entirely self-sufficient during fundraising time. Furthermore, WFMU needs to be rewarded for its innovations and visionary risk-taking on behalf of its listeners. Therefore, a pledge to a GTDR program accomplishes many things at once. GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Charlie Lewis will return to the streamwaves with another Busy Doing Nothing show, right here tomorrow at noon! Three cheers to Amanda for making the goal! Three cheers to all these wonderful pickers and grinners for agreeing to perform on the stream, just as soon as Amanda's show pulls into the station: Dave Bartholomew The Fugitives Chris Farlowe Ahmed Ali Egal & Waaberi Artists Jimmy Johnson George Hamilton IV Hank Snow 1st National Band Flat Earth Society Dee Clark Little Willie John Bing Day Ada Rave Cuarteto Dorothy Ashby Hamiyet Yuceses Illinois Jacquet Sharpetown Swingsters and more and more and eternally more...
	2:52pm Ricardo Montalban: Dusty's voice is like butter and maple syrup, mixed together.
	2:52pm northguineahills: Thanks Amanda for the zounds! Sorry I've been MIA today.
	2:55pm listener james from westwood: this laffy, daffy clown thanks you. schmaltz by the bowlful for all.
	2:57pm Ricardo Montalban: Thanks for another fun show, Amanda!
	2:57pm BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): The Fortunes record came out in 1965.
	2:57pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Amanda! Great sets, and goal 100% achieved--it's only fair for such an exuberant show! Take care everyone, have a good day!
	2:58pm Matt from Springfield: Singles Going Steady! I look forward to that every year!
	2:58pm BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Until the next time I get to listen live...
	3:00pm Amanda: Bye, everyone! It was great to have your company, and I'll see you next week -- or whenever you check in again. WE DID IT! xoxox
	3:02pm Amanda: Wait! Dusty In Memphis not a live album. Geez Louise. That kind of boner needs to be corrected immediately.

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from October 24, 2012

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