WFMU: Therese: Playlist from November 19, 2012

Listener comments!
	12:05am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Jarvis!!!
	12:07am Therese: Jarvis!
	12:09am Jack: Mitch Easter!
	12:10am Droll: Mitch!
	12:11am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): There are two hours each week when my interwebs aren't tuned to WFMU. 'Cause I'm listening to Jarvis Cocker's Sunday Service on BBC6. :P
	12:12am Jack: Joe! And maybe Maby.
	12:12am Julie: Joe Jackson..the good one not the evil one
	12:13am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): The best worst seats I have ever had were for a Joe Jackson concert.
	12:14am David K: Wow! Human Switchboard. Thanks for that, I knew these guys back in the day and I was astounded to hear it. I haven't had that vinyl out in 15 years.
	12:14am David K: Wow! Human Switchboard. Thanks for that, I knew these guys back in the day and I was astounded to hear it. I haven't had that vinyl out in 15 years.
	12:15am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Front row. I couldn't see Joe's face because of the piano and all. But I had a great view of Joe from the waist down. :\
	12:16am Therese: Obstructed view, huh?
	12:17am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Hee!
	12:18am Jack: Funny, BadGuy: I have one of those legendary Bruce stories where i was pulled from a crappy seat and put in the front row. And when he sat at the piano (was the solo Devils & Dust tour), i couldn't see him at all.
	12:24am Tom - K'way Bklyn: Hiya Therese , Hiya kiddles,, great set !!!
	12:25am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Three or four songs into the show Joe stood up, peaked over the piano, looked right at me and waved. He then mentioned that there were empty seats in the rows behind me that might afford a better view. His drummer at that show was playing an entirely synthetic drum kit. It took a bit to get used to hearing the drums emanating from the PA and not his actual kit.
	12:29am KP: Two trains of thought.
	12:30am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): @Therese: I totally utilized a similar train strategy when I was up there in June.
	12:34am Therese: Sometimes it's the only way. BGZ
	12:35am Therese: Hello Jack! And Tom! And KP! And Julie! And David K! And Droll!
	12:35am KP: Hi!
	12:35am Jeff: Cocktails, woo. Just enjoyed a cocktail (the Black Manhattan) whose recipe was passed on by Mr. Gottschalk. Takes the Manhattan in a dark, twisted, Italian-herbal direction - good for Negroni fanciers.
	12:36am KP: how do people who get on in manhattan but not at herald square ever get on, let alone a seat at rush hour?
	12:41am Therese: It's normally crowded, but not impossible
	12:42am Therese: Jeff, I'm not much of a Negroni fancier, but that cocktail sounds delicious. I will have to hit up Mr. Gottschalk for the recipe.
	12:47am Jeff: Kath told me about a time a few days ago when she saw a downtown/JC train at 9th or 14th street whic had absolutely no room for anyone else to get on... but she did anyway, kind of like the stories you hear about Tokyo trains (but without the passenger-packing pushers). She said the whole trip was surfing in a sea of humanity with no way to reach something to hold on to, but no possibility of falling down because people were packed in so tightly. Her feet got oddly tired because she found she was trying to hang onto the floor with her toes to avoid bumping into people at the train driver jerked forward and back, but that didn't actually accomplish much and really all the sardine people were remarkably understanding of the shared situation.
	12:50am Julie: Hmm now I always thought this was Nick cave w/ Kylie, not the other way around
	12:50am Chop Scott: Therese! Rats--I thought I saw you as I was getting off the Path train coming back from the station Friday night. So sorry to not say hello!
	12:53am Therese: Scott- did you get off at 14th? I think I saw you as the doors were closing.
	12:55am Therese: I definitely think of that as a Nick Cave song first and foremost, Julie. But it's Kylie's world. We just live in it.
	12:55am Chop Scott: Yes, I was indeed hopping off there---sorry to miss you.
	12:57am sugarwolf: Hmm tonight's show is sounding a lot like what I was listening to in college.
	12:59am Jeff: Don't let me discourage you from chatting with the erudite Mr. Kurt, but here's the formula for that cocktail: Black Manhattan: 2 oz. bourbon 1-½ oz. Punt e Mes vermouth ½ oz. Amaro Averna 1-2 dashes Angostura bitters (I've tried some minor variations, including substituting good orange bitters like Bitter Truth for some or all of the Angostura - you can figure where to turn the dial between that nice complex bitter orange and the big clove notes in Angostura - and substituting someone else's amaro just 'cause I didn't have the specified one on the shelf - but the basic formula puts you in a fertile neighborhood if you like those flavors)
	1:07am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Somebody didn't put the space in the right place. I was reading along and "joint he" made me do a double-take as well.
	1:12am Jack: Yes, I too was on an island.
	1:17am Jeff: I was on this island, not too many blocks from the WFMU studio: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCtxfhS-19Q It was entirely too watery. Improbably watery. Jersey City isn't supposed to be freakin' Venice.
	1:24am Jeff: Oh, so about that Balboa set you mentioned (which will be on Scott's show later today): they tickled my earholes in a very pleasing way. And their assemblage of vintage analog-synth goodness needs to be seen as well as heard. So here are the pictures: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jbm0/sets/72157631988008140/ Better, page through them one by one on a real computer with a nice big monitor starting here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jbm0/8178092056/in/set-72157631988008140/lightbox/ Now somebody else talk. I don't want to monopolize the conversation.
	1:28am Therese: Fragile! And Heavy!!!!
	1:30am Willard: PINK FAIIIIIIRIIES. My mind is being stuffed through a mail slot. I love it.
	1:32am sugarwolf: I watched Jeff's youtube link, and got sucked into watching a bunch of other related ones. EEEEEEEEEK
	1:32am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): I think that may be the lengthiest track you've ever played, Therese.
	1:33am Therese: Possibly, BGZ
	1:34am Therese: Sugarwolf- did you see the closed-circuit footage from the PATH stations?
	1:39am sugarwolf: Therese - yes. The Hoboken one reminded me of The Shining. O_o
	1:41am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): It's time to change!
	1:41am Tom - K'way Bklyn: early days taking the LIRR..to this day I get the creeps passing the ENY station...
	1:41am Julie: Ann rocks that movie
	1:41am sugarwolf: ANN-MARGRET!!!!!!!!!!!!
	1:42am Julie: the scene with her and nicholson as the doctor
	1:42am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Directed by Ken Russell!
	1:44am sugarwolf: Julie, I watched that scene a million times in order to figure out and recreate A-M's makeup.
	1:44am Tom - K'way Bklyn: Remember ,, "Lisztomania" haha
	1:46am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Rick Wakeman as Thor!
	1:47am Tom - K'way Bklyn: yep...And Ringo The PoPe haha
	1:48am Kenzo (lastever): Fit for a queen. @Tom: Kings Highway?
	1:48am sugarwolf: Ringo as The Pope
	1:48am sugarwolf: jinx, Tom!!
	1:51am Julie: Therese so digging your show tonight <3
	1:53am Jan: Good show so far!
	1:54am Therese: Thanks, Julie! Thanks, Jan!
	2:01am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): I hope you're having a fabulous birthday week, Julie!
	2:17am KP: Well after that drive i might volunteer to work every Sunday. Funny, fast and fantastic. Thanks.
	2:22am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): This Peoples Temple track sounds like some long, lost Echo & The Bunnymen demo.
	2:24am Nick: I was just thinking the same thing!
	2:24am KP: You've actually seen Lisztomania? Dont think it made DVD.
	2:31am Nick: Having seen Lisztomania when it came out, I will input this into the conversation...It was totally absurd & crazy, in that Ken Russell genius sort of way, but not as good as some of his other films.
	2:34am KP: Sounds fair. Ive seen many of his films. There's always something there but despite devotion to the Who, or maybe because of it, never sought this one out.
	2:35am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): @KP: I went through a Ken Russell phase shortly after graduating from high school. "Lair of the White Worm" set it off. A local video store had a "cult/midnight movies" section that contained a copy of Lisztomania. Around fifteen years ago I met Theresa Russell and had a complete geek-out moment asking her about what he was like (yes, I know they weren't related).
	2:37am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): By the way, Lisztomania is available on DVD from Warner Archives. One of those "manufactured on demand" discs that probably uses an old VHS copy as the master.
	2:39am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Therese as Raven. No "the." Just Raven. hee!
	2:43am KP: THanks. BGZ. Just realized i saw one at least one more than i thought, Billion Dollar Brain recently going trough a Deighton phase.
	2:44am KP: Lair of White Worm was amazingly entertaining.
	2:50am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Lair of the White Worm is the one Hugh Grant movie everyone needs to see.
	2:51am Nick: Ha haven't thought of Lair of the White Worm in ages...saw that when it came out too. LOL
	2:53am KP: Thanks for tip BGZ, just ordered "Liztomania"! Just happened to have my credit card out, as im sure all of Therese's listeners do tonight.
	2:54am Nick: Now you've gotten me looking online to remind myself of his other films. I'd forgotten he also did Altered States! That was a good one.
	2:54am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): I think I still have LotWW on laserdisc. Let me know how that DVD is quality-wise. Those Warner Archives titles are hit-and-miss in that regard.
	2:57am Nick: Lair of the White Worm has only a 57% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, according to Wikipedia. haha
	2:57am KP: Sure. Seeing the Who soon, 46 years later.
	2:58am Nick: Better let than never...maybe ??
	2:59am KP: Close to 90%!
	2:59am Nick: late
	3:00am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): @KP: Let me know how that Who show is. The closest they're coming to me is Tulsa. I've been mulling it over. They're playing "Quadrophenia" from start-to-finish. I like that record. The movie? Not so much. I've never seen The Who either.
	3:00am KP: Ive seen them many times, including that long ago.
	3:00am Nick: Sad news Therese
	3:01am KP: Goodbye, Therese. Awesome show.
	3:02am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Have a great week, Therese! Same to all the listeners and commenters and ameDeo. Until next time...
	3:03am Nick: KP, if you saw The Who in 1966, you are one lucky guy.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Human Switchboard	Maybe it's Stupid	Who's Landing in My Hangar? Anthology 1977-1984	Bar/None Records		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Jarvis Cocker	Don't Let Him Waste Your Time	The Jarvis Cocker Record	Rough Trade		0:03:24 (Pop-up)
Let's Active	Every Word Means No "Every Word Means No" by "Let's Active"	Cypress/Afoot	IRS		0:08:00 (Pop-up)
Joe Jackson	You Can't Get What You Want (Till You Know What You Want)	Body and Soul	A&M		0:10:52 (Pop-up)
Iggy Pop & Kate Pierson	Candy "Candy" by "Iggy Pop & Kate Pierson"	Brick by Brick	Virgin		0:14:58 (Pop-up)
Ike & Tina Turner	You Shoulda Treated Me Right	The Ike & Tina Turner Story, 1960-1975	Time Life Music		0:19:01 (Pop-up)

Them	You're Just What I Was Looking for Today	Now and "Them"	Rev-Ola		0:29:55 (Pop-up)
AC Newman	You Could Get Lost Out Here	Shut Down the Streets	Matador	*	0:32:55 (Pop-up)
Wendy & Bonnie	You Keep Hanging Up on My Mind	Genesis	Sundazed		0:36:46 (Pop-up)
The Walker Brothers	He'll Break Your Heart	No Regrets	Columbia		0:39:29 (Pop-up)
Nico	I'll Keep it with Mine "I'll Keep it with Mine" by "Nico"	Chelsea Girl	Polydor		0:44:10 (Pop-up)
Kylie Minogue	Where the Wild Roses Grow (w/ Nick Cave)	The Abbey Road Sessions	Astralwerks	*	0:47:49 (Pop-up)
Portishead	Glory Box "Glory Box" by "Portishead"	Dummy	Go! / London		0:51:42 (Pop-up)

The Pink Fairies	Uncle Harry's Last Freak Out	The Golden Years, 1969-1971	Purple Pyramid		1:11:56 (Pop-up)
The Who	We're Not Gonna Take It "We're Not Gonna Take It" by "The Who"	Live at Hull 1970	Geffen Records		1:30:28 (Pop-up)

The Move	Fields of People "Fields of People" by "The Move"	Shazam!	A&M		1:43:02 (Pop-up)
Nat Baldwin	A Little Lost "A Little Lost" by "Nat Baldwin"	People Changes	Western Vinyl		1:49:15 (Pop-up)
Chris Cohen	Heart Beat "Heart Beat" by "Chris Cohen"	Overgrown Path	Captured Tracks	*	1:52:45 (Pop-up)
Public Nuisance	Small Faces "Small Faces" by "Public Nuisance"	Gotta Survive	Third Man	*	1:56:28 (Pop-up)

The Pheromoans	Waterworld "Waterworld" by "The Pheromoans"	Does this Guy Stack Up?	Upset the Rhythm	*	2:05:06 (Pop-up)
The Cravats	Off the Beach "Off the Beach" by "The Cravats"	The Cravats in Toytown / Double Volume	Overground	*	2:07:57 (Pop-up)
Sonic Youth	Expressway to Yr Skull	Smart Bar Chicago 1985	Goofin'	*	2:10:52 (Pop-up)
Peoples Temple	NeverMore "NeverMore" by "Peoples Temple"	More for the Masses	HoZac	*	2:19:46 (Pop-up)
Opossom	Why Why "Why Why" by "Opossom"	Electric Hawaii	Fire	*	2:22:21 (Pop-up)
Child Actor	Change "Change" by "Child Actor"	Victory	Fake Four, Inc.	*	2:25:22 (Pop-up)
Sian Alice Group	Close to the Ground	Troubled, Shaken, Etc.	The Social Registry		2:28:56 (Pop-up)

Alfonso Lovo	Los Conquistadores "Los Conquistadores" by "Alfonso Lovo"	La Gigantona	The Numero Group	*	2:43:40 (Pop-up)
Carmen Cuesta	Tormenta "Tormenta" by "Carmen Cuesta"	Mi Bossa Nova	Tweety	*	2:49:25 (Pop-up)
Antonio Carlos Jobim	O Nosso Amor	Black Orpheus OST	Fontana		2:52:12 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:05am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Jarvis!!!
	12:07am Therese: Jarvis!
	12:09am Jack: Mitch Easter!
	12:10am Droll: Mitch!
	12:11am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): There are two hours each week when my interwebs aren't tuned to WFMU. 'Cause I'm listening to Jarvis Cocker's Sunday Service on BBC6. :P
	12:12am Jack: Joe! And maybe Maby.
	12:12am Julie: Joe Jackson..the good one not the evil one
	12:13am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): The best worst seats I have ever had were for a Joe Jackson concert.
	12:14am David K: Wow! Human Switchboard. Thanks for that, I knew these guys back in the day and I was astounded to hear it. I haven't had that vinyl out in 15 years.
	12:14am David K: Wow! Human Switchboard. Thanks for that, I knew these guys back in the day and I was astounded to hear it. I haven't had that vinyl out in 15 years.
	12:15am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Front row. I couldn't see Joe's face because of the piano and all. But I had a great view of Joe from the waist down. :\
	12:16am Therese: Obstructed view, huh?
	12:17am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Hee!
	12:18am Jack: Funny, BadGuy: I have one of those legendary Bruce stories where i was pulled from a crappy seat and put in the front row. And when he sat at the piano (was the solo Devils & Dust tour), i couldn't see him at all.
	12:24am Tom - K'way Bklyn: Hiya Therese , Hiya kiddles,, great set !!!
	12:25am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Three or four songs into the show Joe stood up, peaked over the piano, looked right at me and waved. He then mentioned that there were empty seats in the rows behind me that might afford a better view. His drummer at that show was playing an entirely synthetic drum kit. It took a bit to get used to hearing the drums emanating from the PA and not his actual kit.
	12:29am KP: Two trains of thought.
	12:30am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): @Therese: I totally utilized a similar train strategy when I was up there in June.
	12:34am Therese: Sometimes it's the only way. BGZ
	12:35am Therese: Hello Jack! And Tom! And KP! And Julie! And David K! And Droll!
	12:35am KP: Hi!
	12:35am Jeff: Cocktails, woo. Just enjoyed a cocktail (the Black Manhattan) whose recipe was passed on by Mr. Gottschalk. Takes the Manhattan in a dark, twisted, Italian-herbal direction - good for Negroni fanciers.
	12:36am KP: how do people who get on in manhattan but not at herald square ever get on, let alone a seat at rush hour?
	12:41am Therese: It's normally crowded, but not impossible
	12:42am Therese: Jeff, I'm not much of a Negroni fancier, but that cocktail sounds delicious. I will have to hit up Mr. Gottschalk for the recipe.
	12:47am Jeff: Kath told me about a time a few days ago when she saw a downtown/JC train at 9th or 14th street whic had absolutely no room for anyone else to get on... but she did anyway, kind of like the stories you hear about Tokyo trains (but without the passenger-packing pushers). She said the whole trip was surfing in a sea of humanity with no way to reach something to hold on to, but no possibility of falling down because people were packed in so tightly. Her feet got oddly tired because she found she was trying to hang onto the floor with her toes to avoid bumping into people at the train driver jerked forward and back, but that didn't actually accomplish much and really all the sardine people were remarkably understanding of the shared situation.
	12:50am Julie: Hmm now I always thought this was Nick cave w/ Kylie, not the other way around
	12:50am Chop Scott: Therese! Rats--I thought I saw you as I was getting off the Path train coming back from the station Friday night. So sorry to not say hello!
	12:53am Therese: Scott- did you get off at 14th? I think I saw you as the doors were closing.
	12:55am Therese: I definitely think of that as a Nick Cave song first and foremost, Julie. But it's Kylie's world. We just live in it.
	12:55am Chop Scott: Yes, I was indeed hopping off there---sorry to miss you.
	12:57am sugarwolf: Hmm tonight's show is sounding a lot like what I was listening to in college.
	12:59am Jeff: Don't let me discourage you from chatting with the erudite Mr. Kurt, but here's the formula for that cocktail: Black Manhattan: 2 oz. bourbon 1-½ oz. Punt e Mes vermouth ½ oz. Amaro Averna 1-2 dashes Angostura bitters (I've tried some minor variations, including substituting good orange bitters like Bitter Truth for some or all of the Angostura - you can figure where to turn the dial between that nice complex bitter orange and the big clove notes in Angostura - and substituting someone else's amaro just 'cause I didn't have the specified one on the shelf - but the basic formula puts you in a fertile neighborhood if you like those flavors)
	1:07am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Somebody didn't put the space in the right place. I was reading along and "joint he" made me do a double-take as well.
	1:12am Jack: Yes, I too was on an island.
	1:17am Jeff: I was on this island, not too many blocks from the WFMU studio: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCtxfhS-19Q It was entirely too watery. Improbably watery. Jersey City isn't supposed to be freakin' Venice.
	1:24am Jeff: Oh, so about that Balboa set you mentioned (which will be on Scott's show later today): they tickled my earholes in a very pleasing way. And their assemblage of vintage analog-synth goodness needs to be seen as well as heard. So here are the pictures: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jbm0/sets/72157631988008140/ Better, page through them one by one on a real computer with a nice big monitor starting here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jbm0/8178092056/in/set-72157631988008140/lightbox/ Now somebody else talk. I don't want to monopolize the conversation.
	1:28am Therese: Fragile! And Heavy!!!!
	1:30am Willard: PINK FAIIIIIIRIIES. My mind is being stuffed through a mail slot. I love it.
	1:32am sugarwolf: I watched Jeff's youtube link, and got sucked into watching a bunch of other related ones. EEEEEEEEEK
	1:32am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): I think that may be the lengthiest track you've ever played, Therese.
	1:33am Therese: Possibly, BGZ
	1:34am Therese: Sugarwolf- did you see the closed-circuit footage from the PATH stations?
	1:39am sugarwolf: Therese - yes. The Hoboken one reminded me of The Shining. O_o
	1:41am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): It's time to change!
	1:41am Tom - K'way Bklyn: early days taking the LIRR..to this day I get the creeps passing the ENY station...
	1:41am Julie: Ann rocks that movie
	1:41am sugarwolf: ANN-MARGRET!!!!!!!!!!!!
	1:42am Julie: the scene with her and nicholson as the doctor
	1:42am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Directed by Ken Russell!
	1:44am sugarwolf: Julie, I watched that scene a million times in order to figure out and recreate A-M's makeup.
	1:44am Tom - K'way Bklyn: Remember ,, "Lisztomania" haha
	1:46am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Rick Wakeman as Thor!
	1:47am Tom - K'way Bklyn: yep...And Ringo The PoPe haha
	1:48am Kenzo (lastever): Fit for a queen. @Tom: Kings Highway?
	1:48am sugarwolf: Ringo as The Pope
	1:48am sugarwolf: jinx, Tom!!
	1:51am Julie: Therese so digging your show tonight <3
	1:53am Jan: Good show so far!
	1:54am Therese: Thanks, Julie! Thanks, Jan!
	2:01am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): I hope you're having a fabulous birthday week, Julie!
	2:17am KP: Well after that drive i might volunteer to work every Sunday. Funny, fast and fantastic. Thanks.
	2:22am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): This Peoples Temple track sounds like some long, lost Echo & The Bunnymen demo.
	2:24am Nick: I was just thinking the same thing!
	2:24am KP: You've actually seen Lisztomania? Dont think it made DVD.
	2:31am Nick: Having seen Lisztomania when it came out, I will input this into the conversation...It was totally absurd & crazy, in that Ken Russell genius sort of way, but not as good as some of his other films.
	2:34am KP: Sounds fair. Ive seen many of his films. There's always something there but despite devotion to the Who, or maybe because of it, never sought this one out.
	2:35am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): @KP: I went through a Ken Russell phase shortly after graduating from high school. "Lair of the White Worm" set it off. A local video store had a "cult/midnight movies" section that contained a copy of Lisztomania. Around fifteen years ago I met Theresa Russell and had a complete geek-out moment asking her about what he was like (yes, I know they weren't related).
	2:37am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): By the way, Lisztomania is available on DVD from Warner Archives. One of those "manufactured on demand" discs that probably uses an old VHS copy as the master.
	2:39am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Therese as Raven. No "the." Just Raven. hee!
	2:43am KP: THanks. BGZ. Just realized i saw one at least one more than i thought, Billion Dollar Brain recently going trough a Deighton phase.
	2:44am KP: Lair of White Worm was amazingly entertaining.
	2:50am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Lair of the White Worm is the one Hugh Grant movie everyone needs to see.
	2:51am Nick: Ha haven't thought of Lair of the White Worm in ages...saw that when it came out too. LOL
	2:53am KP: Thanks for tip BGZ, just ordered "Liztomania"! Just happened to have my credit card out, as im sure all of Therese's listeners do tonight.
	2:54am Nick: Now you've gotten me looking online to remind myself of his other films. I'd forgotten he also did Altered States! That was a good one.
	2:54am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): I think I still have LotWW on laserdisc. Let me know how that DVD is quality-wise. Those Warner Archives titles are hit-and-miss in that regard.
	2:57am Nick: Lair of the White Worm has only a 57% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, according to Wikipedia. haha
	2:57am KP: Sure. Seeing the Who soon, 46 years later.
	2:58am Nick: Better let than never...maybe ??
	2:59am KP: Close to 90%!
	2:59am Nick: late
	3:00am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): @KP: Let me know how that Who show is. The closest they're coming to me is Tulsa. I've been mulling it over. They're playing "Quadrophenia" from start-to-finish. I like that record. The movie? Not so much. I've never seen The Who either.
	3:00am KP: Ive seen them many times, including that long ago.
	3:00am Nick: Sad news Therese
	3:01am KP: Goodbye, Therese. Awesome show.
	3:02am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Have a great week, Therese! Same to all the listeners and commenters and ameDeo. Until next time...
	3:03am Nick: KP, if you saw The Who in 1966, you are one lucky guy.

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