WFMU: Therese: Playlist from March 17, 2014

Listener comments!
	12:03am P-90: Yo Therese! Can I pronounce your name like "theories" tonight?
	12:05am BadGuyZero: Hiya!
	12:05am Callieflower: Good evening, everyone! :)
	12:07am tomB: Yes, even us Prods can celebrate St. Patrick's Day in NYC.
	12:09am Callieflower: Hearing TL on FMU will always make me smile
	12:10am Tome: Hey Therese , Hey Kiddles ,, again SpecTacUlaR Human League performance last week !!! and all the rest of you Fab DJ's we all love !
	12:11am Therese: Hello! Thanks for stopping by!
	12:12am nate: I wonder if House of Pain's Sub Pop 7" is in the record library. Yes, it exists.
	12:15am KP: Is this Therese Lizzy
	12:16am P-90: nothin like a little Thin Lizzy on a Sunday eve
	12:17am P-90: @KP: T. Lizzy, haha!
	12:19am Tome: If I Should Fall from Grace with God ,, great record !
	12:20am P-90: Happy St. Pub's Day to all! I'm getting thirsty already, this song smells like a good bar
	12:21am mariano: Irish? Late night? Boomtown Rats "Up All Night!" Not Irish themed, but still...
	12:21am KP: Saw a long & wonderful documentary about Phil Lynott last time I was in Ireland. That would be 14 St Patricks Days ago.
	12:21am JakeGould: Listening to the record clicks streaming through my iPhone is fantastically surreal. And yes, I remember that "House of Pain" SubPop single. Actually had it 20 years ago. Got rid if it in the "Sorry, but I am digital now!" purge of the early 2000s. Shamrocks
	12:22am tomB: Birmingham 6 needs to be listened-to carefully. Imagine being jailed because there was nitroglycerine residue on your fingertips--until your new lawyer documents that you can pick up nitroglycerine residue from the finish on playing cards.
	12:24am Steve-O: Hi Therese! I hope you're enjoying St. Patrick's Day so far.....=)
	12:24am KP: And Happy St Patrick's Day, Therese
	12:24am pacific standard simon: What can I say; I'm half Irish, and find most American celebrations of Irishness at least as offensive as Huey Newton would be offended by Amos and Andy (I'm guessing).
	12:26am Bob in DC and/or VA: Hey Therese and WFMU listeners everywhere!
	12:27am P-90: Sing it for the Irish, Yoko!
	12:28am Whooda: @Bad Guy Zero You think the announcement today will declare the moon made of cheese. I think it will be that Cher and Rivers et al have proven that plastic surgery neutralizes gravitational waves.
	12:28am mariano: Didn't realize till recently that Lennon, McCartney, and Harrison all have Irish roots.
	12:31am pacific standard simon: 'If I had the luck of the British, I'd be shot dead by Chapman instead.'
	12:31am mariano: Have/had, you know what I mean.
	12:33am JakeGould: I'm in Bay Ridge
	12:34am JakeGould: I'm in Bay Ridge and all pastries are Irish right now.
	12:35am P-90: @Mariano: yeah, the Liverpool part of England is chock-a-block with both Irish and Scottish blood
	12:35am Carmichael: Happy Paddys Day from a Wexford lad. Please play the Undertones sometime this evening. Mwahh!
	12:36am BadGuyZero: St. Patrick's Day is "Amateur Drinking Day brought to you by Flogging Molly and McMiller McLite"
	12:37am Whooda: 'I rush' from bar to bar, that's pretty close.
	12:37am JakeGould: Drunks in plastic caps drinking green beer. Tomorrow in NYC!
	12:39am pacific standard simon: SHAMROCKS!!! Because REAL rocks are for throwing, darling.
	12:39am mariano: Hey, a clue I couldn't get from Saturday's crossword just turned out to be St Pat, very fitting. Clue was "Annual Winter honoree, briefly."
	12:39am BadGuyZero: The thing I wanna know is if Chicago can dye the river water green for St. Patrick's Day why can't they dye it red when Slayer comes to Chicago?
	12:39am Tome: it's happened 2 times since I been listening to this station .. where back then 10-20 years ago it was like "" what the heck is that your listening to?" then when you see them after so many years ... they're hooked !!!
	12:40am JakeGould: Real rocks for my sham friends, shamrocks for my real friends!
	12:41am pacific standard simon: @Tome - I keep hoping for that. I get the first part, but never the second part.
	12:42am mariano: Undertones! I remember seeing this vid when I was 10 or so, in the early days of HBO, when they'd play random videos between movies, before MTV. How I heard Polyrock too. Wow, thanks Therese, memories!
	12:42am pacific standard simon: Here's a vote for Elvis Costello's "American Without Tears".
	12:43am BadGuyZero: John Peel's all-time favorite song was The Undertones "Teenage Kicks."
	12:44am mariano: Yeah, Simon, or "Tramp the Dirt Down."
	12:44am pacific standard simon: White cable knit jumpers suck.
	12:45am mariano: In our own slime? Ewwww!
	12:45am BadGuyZero: @mariano: The town in which I grew up didn't have MTV for many years so HBO was the main source of music videos for me. I remember seeing Weather Girls' "It's Raining Men." Bonnie Tyler's "Total Eclipse of the Heart" and Wham's "Bad Boys" on HBO.
	12:47am Tome: .,, wreck of the Edmond Fitzgerald ,,,
	12:48am Steve-O: I've got a little Irish in me.....although quite a bit of that is more Scots-Irish, to be honest.
	12:48am JakeGould: @BGZ: In NY
	12:49am mariano: @BGZ: yeah, HBO used to do some really cool stuff like that between movies: stupid little shorts like "Hardware Wars" and "Close Encounters of the Nerd Kind."
	12:50am pacific standard simon: I find my Welsh and Scottish heritages much more comforting, I must say. Especially the Scots, because they fucked the British from time to time -- but they eventually became what they beheld.
	12:51am Tome: HBO ,, remember very wild parties like 30+ years ago all too well,,, was an "outside contractor back then..
	12:53am Carmichael: Several thousand thank yous, Therese! Here's to Ireland's 32.
	12:55am Whooda: I'll take Sinead O'Conner anyway I can, thanks Therese.
	12:58am mariano: Heaney mentioned Vinegar Hill. Interesting, there's a 'hood here in Brooklyn with that name, wonder if the Irish one is the origin.
	12:59am pacific standard simon: Ah, I was trying to think of an Irish musician that I felt mostly comfortable with... appropriate that it's the thorny Van Morrison.
	1:00am JakeGould: Did my iPhone comment come through? Argh. I meant to say, U-68 in NJ and NYC was the UHF video station. Same channel as Uncle Floyd and WHT (the movie network).
	1:03am Therese: I remember U-68!
	1:05am pacific standard simon: Please, for the love of Jaysus, no OOTOO.
	1:05am Steve-O: @PSS: Yeah, I've got quite a bit of Welsh and Scottish, too, it seems. Surprisingly enough, though, I might be more French than Scottish, at least.
	1:06am JakeGould: Yes! Therese! U-68 was the only thing out in the boonies of Brooklyn. Small night slot in the channel for metal. And profoundly awkward hosts that made Uncle Floyd look pro.
	1:07am mariano: Wow. Yeats. Nice one.
	1:08am JakeGould: Yeats! Now I feel like I am in the library in JHS. Not a bad thing!
	1:08am pacific standard simon: Yeats is alright, but I prefer Dylan Thomas.
	1:08am mariano: What's OOTOO?
	1:10am pacific standard simon: There's a lovely Judy Collins musical cover of "Innisfree".
	1:10am JakeGould: PSS, did you hear about that blog, "My Husband's Stupid Yeats Collection." There are pictures of her on a futon with a drink and a Yeats book she mocks.
	1:10am pacific standard simon: U2
	1:11am mariano: Oh, The Letter U and the Numeral Two. Gotcha.
	1:12am pacific standard simon: My Husband's Stupid Poetry Collection -- now there's a blog my wife could REALLY get behind.
	1:14am JakeGould: Anyone know any good limericks? Today is the day!
	1:14am pacific standard simon: LOUIS SIMPSON, baby!!!!
	1:15am pacific standard simon: Hm.
	1:18am mariano: I was going to suggest some Joyce, an actress reading Molly Bloom's famous bit, or some of the music from that era...
	1:19am BadGuyZero: Is this James Joyce recording from Mac's record collection?
	1:19am mariano: There was a young fellow named Feeney Who dribbled some gin on his weenie Just to be couth, he added vermouth And slipped his wife a martini.
	1:21am tom: t-do you have any samuel beckett?
	1:23am Whooda: One of my favorites: A young lady by the name of Bianca Slept while the ship was at anchor, She woke in dismay When she heard the Mate say, Lift up the Top Sheet and Spanker
	1:23am pacific standard simon: A fella from Belfast once said, "There's bloody great worm in my head, And it seems to be eating All the meat I've been beating. Please kill me, I want to be dead."
	1:23am BadGuyZero: I wonder if Maple Leaf Mussolini [a.k.a. Canadian Glenn Beck] ever read "Ulysses."
	1:24am mariano: Oh, Whooda and Simon, cheeky monkeys!
	1:26am JakeGould: These limericks are filthy! They befoul the sanctity
	1:26am mariano: Who's the Canadian Glenn Beck?
	1:26am pacific standard simon: Automatic writing.
	1:26am JakeGould: Sanctity of Saint Paddy's day!
	1:27am mariano: Hey, my limerick stresses the two great Catholic virtues: drinking and marital sex!
	1:28am BadGuyZero: @mariano: This kid that called into "Best Show on WFMU" for a while. Tom told him he couldn't call in again until he read "Ulysses." He was never heard from again.
	1:29am pacific standard simon: I curse the ones who spell it "Saint Patti's (or Patties) Day" on Tumblr.
	1:30am Whooda: I'm guessing McDonalds celebrates St. Patties Day?
	1:31am mariano: @BGZ: Oh wow, missed that one. Well, at least he's an honest fascist, or at least stuck on the Cyclops chapter where the one-eyed antisemite berates Bloom!
	1:34am KP: Van Morrison is a Protestant from Northern Ireland raised a uk citizen, British to the core. He admits he was not aware of Irish literary and musical traditions until late in life. Now Christy Moore, he's your man.
	1:35am pacific standard simon: Trust me, Therese, go for the Elvis Costello. He is more Irish than most of these foos, regardless.
	1:35am BadGuyZero: Time for 90 minutes of metal???
	1:40am mariano: Yeats was also Protestant, so was Wilde. There were many Protestant nationalists, including leaders like Tone and Parnell.
	1:41am pacific standard simon: Um, um... george bernard shaw...
	1:43am mariano: Sean O'Casey, JM Synge...
	1:44am KP: Thanks Therese for playing the Dubliners. That is indeed the rare auld stuff.
	1:46am KP: Still time for Mary Black. If you play Christy Moore, yea got to play Mary Black.
	1:46am pacific standard simon: Someone already mentioned Samuel Beckett...
	1:48am mariano: Oh wow, didn't realize Beckett was Protestant too.
	1:49am BadGuyZero: The progression of this Jacco Gardner tune reminds me of Emma Pollock's solo stuff.
	1:51am pacific standard simon: Walk On By...
	1:59am KP: Awesome Parchment Farm
	2:02am BadGuyZero: Fred Cole is in poor health right now. He's having emergency open-heart bypass surgery.
	2:19am tom: like the contrasting guitar sounds on this bardo pond
	2:22am mariano: I remember a while back, probably a couple of years, when I first heard "The Stars Beyond" by Bardo Pond on this show.
	2:35am BadGuyZero: You did a lot of talking two of the past three weeks. Taking a break from being on the microphone is understandable.
	2:44am BadGuyZero: Yay! You're back!
	2:45am BadGuyZero: Did he just crash through the ceiling???
	2:45am Steve-O: Hey AmEdeo! =)
	2:46am mariano: You scared the bejabbers out of me there, AmEdeo!
	2:50am Whooda: Isn't one of President Obama's daughter's name Malasia? Coincidence? I think not.
	2:50am BadGuyZero: I bought a toy airplane at the airport and now I can't find it.
	2:50am BadGuyZero: Gummi shoes???
	2:54am mariano: How could it still be in the air after a week?
	2:55am Whooda: The flight was plane-jacked by some sky thugs trying to escape from Superman.
	2:55am BadGuyZero: A seaciety?
	2:56am BadGuyZero: Sully has been on CBS News offering commentary on MH370.
	2:57am Steve-O: Great show as usual, Therese.....looking forward to AmEdeo's show soon.....=)
	2:58am Whooda: They will find the plane in some back alley in the Philipines up on blocks with the wheels gone, doors stripped and cd player ripped out of the cockpit.
	2:58am Steve-O: Didn't you mean "Atlanta"? LOL.....(sorry, couldn't resist). =p
	2:58am BadGuyZero: I think it's the start of the Bermuda Triangle's long-awaited comeback.
	2:59am BadGuyZero: Do you think the Newman death hoax is indicative of Seinfeld's involvement in the disappearance of MH370???
	3:02am Whooda: Landing is a controlled crash by definition.

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March 17, 2014: If you had the luck of the Irish...

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Stiff Little Fingers	Alternative Ulster	Inflammable Material	Restless Retro		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Sham 69	Ulster "Ulster" by "Sham 69"	Tell Us the Truth	Sire		0:02:20 (Pop-up)
Gang of Four	Ether "Ether" by "Gang of Four"	100 Flowers Bloom	Rhino		0:05:36 (Pop-up)
Ted Leo & the Pharmacists	Tell Balgeary, Balgury is Dead	Tell Balgeary, Balgury Is Dead	Lookout!		0:09:49 (Pop-up)
Thin Lizzy	Emerald "Emerald" by "Thin Lizzy"	Jailbreak	Mercury		0:13:28 (Pop-up)
The Pogues	Streets of Sorrow/Birmingham Six	If I Should Fall from Grace with God	Island		0:17:57 (Pop-up)
Ketch Secor	Give Ireland Back to the Irish	Let Us in Americana: the Music of Paul McCartney	Reviver		0:22:37 (Pop-up)
John & Yoko/Plastic Ono Band	The Luck of the Irish	Sometime in New York City	Capitol		0:25:54 (Pop-up)
The Dubliners	The Fields of Athenry	Alive Alive O	Baycourt		0:29:24 (Pop-up)

The Undertones	It's Going to Happen	Positive Touch	Castle		0:40:07 (Pop-up)
Christy Moore	Back Home in Derry "Back Home in Derry" by "Christy Moore"	Ride On	WEA Ireland		0:43:14 (Pop-up)
Seamus Heaney	Requiem for the Croppies	Northern Muse	Imports		0:46:55 (Pop-up)
Dead Can Dance	The Wind that Shakes the Barley	Into the Labyrinth	4AD		0:48:07 (Pop-up)
The Chieftains with Sinead O'Connor	The Foggy Dew	The Long Black Veil	RCA Victor		0:51:04 (Pop-up)
Van Morrison	Cyprus Avenue "Cyprus Avenue" by "Van Morrison"	Astral Weeks	Warner Bros.		0:56:41 (Pop-up)
Bing Crosby	Galway Bay "Galway Bay" by "Bing Crosby"	Top o' the Morning	Geffen		1:03:31 (Pop-up)
W.B. Yeats	The Lake Isle of Innisfree	The Very Best Historic Voices	Blue Denim		1:06:37 (Pop-up)
Orbital	Belfast "Belfast" by "Orbital"	2Orbital	Orbital Music Ltd/Rhino		1:09:28 (Pop-up)
James Joyce	James Joyce Reads an Extract from "Ulysses"	Great Audio Moments, Vol. 39: Famous Irish Writers	Global Journey		1:17:32 (Pop-up)
Sinéad O'Connor	Peggy Gordon "Peggy Gordon" by "Sinéad O'Connor"	Sean-Nos Nua	Vanguard/Hummingbird Records		1:21:59 (Pop-up)
Devendra Banhart	Sligo River Blues	I Am the Resurrection: A Tribute to John Fahey	Vanguard	*	1:27:06 (Pop-up)

Natural Child	Saturday Night Blues	Dancin' with Wolves	Burger	*	1:46:14 (Pop-up)
Jacco Gardner	Notus "Notus" by "Jacco Gardner"	7"	Trouble in Mind	*	1:48:29 (Pop-up)
Soft Location	Huh "Huh" by "Soft Location"	Fools	Physical Things	*	1:50:13 (Pop-up)
Damaged Bug	SS Cassidiner "SS Cassidiner" by "Damaged Bug"	Hubba Bubba	Castle Face	*	1:54:55 (Pop-up)
Dead Moon	Parchment Farm "Parchment Farm" by "Dead Moon"	In the Graveyard	Mlady's	*	1:57:25 (Pop-up)
Mudhoney	Here Comes Sickness "Here Comes Sickness" by "Mudhoney"	Live at Third Man Records	Third Man Records	*	2:01:15 (Pop-up)
The Men	Dark Waltz "Dark Waltz" by "The Men"	Tomorrow's Hits	Sacred Bones	*	2:05:08 (Pop-up)
Bardo Pond	Luna Sway "Luna Sway" by "Bardo Pond"	Shone Like a Ton	Three Lobed	*	2:10:07 (Pop-up)
Amber Route	When Cries Are Photographed Finally As Ravens	Snail Headed Victrolas	Coriolis	*	2:22:33 (Pop-up)

Neneh Cherry	Out of the Black (feat. Robyn)	Blank Project	Smalltown Supersound	*	2:34:10 (Pop-up)
Gardens & Villa	Thunder Glove "Thunder Glove" by "Gardens & Villa"	Dunes	Secretly Canadian	*	2:39:46 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:03am P-90: Yo Therese! Can I pronounce your name like "theories" tonight?
	12:05am BadGuyZero: Hiya!
	12:05am Callieflower: Good evening, everyone! :)
	12:07am tomB: Yes, even us Prods can celebrate St. Patrick's Day in NYC.
	12:09am Callieflower: Hearing TL on FMU will always make me smile
	12:10am Tome: Hey Therese , Hey Kiddles ,, again SpecTacUlaR Human League performance last week !!! and all the rest of you Fab DJ's we all love !
	12:11am Therese: Hello! Thanks for stopping by!
	12:12am nate: I wonder if House of Pain's Sub Pop 7" is in the record library. Yes, it exists.
	12:15am KP: Is this Therese Lizzy
	12:16am P-90: nothin like a little Thin Lizzy on a Sunday eve
	12:17am P-90: @KP: T. Lizzy, haha!
	12:19am Tome: If I Should Fall from Grace with God ,, great record !
	12:20am P-90: Happy St. Pub's Day to all! I'm getting thirsty already, this song smells like a good bar
	12:21am mariano: Irish? Late night? Boomtown Rats "Up All Night!" Not Irish themed, but still...
	12:21am KP: Saw a long & wonderful documentary about Phil Lynott last time I was in Ireland. That would be 14 St Patricks Days ago.
	12:21am JakeGould: Listening to the record clicks streaming through my iPhone is fantastically surreal. And yes, I remember that "House of Pain" SubPop single. Actually had it 20 years ago. Got rid if it in the "Sorry, but I am digital now!" purge of the early 2000s. Shamrocks
	12:22am tomB: Birmingham 6 needs to be listened-to carefully. Imagine being jailed because there was nitroglycerine residue on your fingertips--until your new lawyer documents that you can pick up nitroglycerine residue from the finish on playing cards.
	12:24am Steve-O: Hi Therese! I hope you're enjoying St. Patrick's Day so far.....=)
	12:24am KP: And Happy St Patrick's Day, Therese
	12:24am pacific standard simon: What can I say; I'm half Irish, and find most American celebrations of Irishness at least as offensive as Huey Newton would be offended by Amos and Andy (I'm guessing).
	12:26am Bob in DC and/or VA: Hey Therese and WFMU listeners everywhere!
	12:27am P-90: Sing it for the Irish, Yoko!
	12:28am Whooda: @Bad Guy Zero You think the announcement today will declare the moon made of cheese. I think it will be that Cher and Rivers et al have proven that plastic surgery neutralizes gravitational waves.
	12:28am mariano: Didn't realize till recently that Lennon, McCartney, and Harrison all have Irish roots.
	12:31am pacific standard simon: 'If I had the luck of the British, I'd be shot dead by Chapman instead.'
	12:31am mariano: Have/had, you know what I mean.
	12:33am JakeGould: I'm in Bay Ridge
	12:34am JakeGould: I'm in Bay Ridge and all pastries are Irish right now.
	12:35am P-90: @Mariano: yeah, the Liverpool part of England is chock-a-block with both Irish and Scottish blood
	12:35am Carmichael: Happy Paddys Day from a Wexford lad. Please play the Undertones sometime this evening. Mwahh!
	12:36am BadGuyZero: St. Patrick's Day is "Amateur Drinking Day brought to you by Flogging Molly and McMiller McLite"
	12:37am Whooda: 'I rush' from bar to bar, that's pretty close.
	12:37am JakeGould: Drunks in plastic caps drinking green beer. Tomorrow in NYC!
	12:39am pacific standard simon: SHAMROCKS!!! Because REAL rocks are for throwing, darling.
	12:39am mariano: Hey, a clue I couldn't get from Saturday's crossword just turned out to be St Pat, very fitting. Clue was "Annual Winter honoree, briefly."
	12:39am BadGuyZero: The thing I wanna know is if Chicago can dye the river water green for St. Patrick's Day why can't they dye it red when Slayer comes to Chicago?
	12:39am Tome: it's happened 2 times since I been listening to this station .. where back then 10-20 years ago it was like "" what the heck is that your listening to?" then when you see them after so many years ... they're hooked !!!
	12:40am JakeGould: Real rocks for my sham friends, shamrocks for my real friends!
	12:41am pacific standard simon: @Tome - I keep hoping for that. I get the first part, but never the second part.
	12:42am mariano: Undertones! I remember seeing this vid when I was 10 or so, in the early days of HBO, when they'd play random videos between movies, before MTV. How I heard Polyrock too. Wow, thanks Therese, memories!
	12:42am pacific standard simon: Here's a vote for Elvis Costello's "American Without Tears".
	12:43am BadGuyZero: John Peel's all-time favorite song was The Undertones "Teenage Kicks."
	12:44am mariano: Yeah, Simon, or "Tramp the Dirt Down."
	12:44am pacific standard simon: White cable knit jumpers suck.
	12:45am mariano: In our own slime? Ewwww!
	12:45am BadGuyZero: @mariano: The town in which I grew up didn't have MTV for many years so HBO was the main source of music videos for me. I remember seeing Weather Girls' "It's Raining Men." Bonnie Tyler's "Total Eclipse of the Heart" and Wham's "Bad Boys" on HBO.
	12:47am Tome: .,, wreck of the Edmond Fitzgerald ,,,
	12:48am Steve-O: I've got a little Irish in me.....although quite a bit of that is more Scots-Irish, to be honest.
	12:48am JakeGould: @BGZ: In NY
	12:49am mariano: @BGZ: yeah, HBO used to do some really cool stuff like that between movies: stupid little shorts like "Hardware Wars" and "Close Encounters of the Nerd Kind."
	12:50am pacific standard simon: I find my Welsh and Scottish heritages much more comforting, I must say. Especially the Scots, because they fucked the British from time to time -- but they eventually became what they beheld.
	12:51am Tome: HBO ,, remember very wild parties like 30+ years ago all too well,,, was an "outside contractor back then..
	12:53am Carmichael: Several thousand thank yous, Therese! Here's to Ireland's 32.
	12:55am Whooda: I'll take Sinead O'Conner anyway I can, thanks Therese.
	12:58am mariano: Heaney mentioned Vinegar Hill. Interesting, there's a 'hood here in Brooklyn with that name, wonder if the Irish one is the origin.
	12:59am pacific standard simon: Ah, I was trying to think of an Irish musician that I felt mostly comfortable with... appropriate that it's the thorny Van Morrison.
	1:00am JakeGould: Did my iPhone comment come through? Argh. I meant to say, U-68 in NJ and NYC was the UHF video station. Same channel as Uncle Floyd and WHT (the movie network).
	1:03am Therese: I remember U-68!
	1:05am pacific standard simon: Please, for the love of Jaysus, no OOTOO.
	1:05am Steve-O: @PSS: Yeah, I've got quite a bit of Welsh and Scottish, too, it seems. Surprisingly enough, though, I might be more French than Scottish, at least.
	1:06am JakeGould: Yes! Therese! U-68 was the only thing out in the boonies of Brooklyn. Small night slot in the channel for metal. And profoundly awkward hosts that made Uncle Floyd look pro.
	1:07am mariano: Wow. Yeats. Nice one.
	1:08am JakeGould: Yeats! Now I feel like I am in the library in JHS. Not a bad thing!
	1:08am pacific standard simon: Yeats is alright, but I prefer Dylan Thomas.
	1:08am mariano: What's OOTOO?
	1:10am pacific standard simon: There's a lovely Judy Collins musical cover of "Innisfree".
	1:10am JakeGould: PSS, did you hear about that blog, "My Husband's Stupid Yeats Collection." There are pictures of her on a futon with a drink and a Yeats book she mocks.
	1:10am pacific standard simon: U2
	1:11am mariano: Oh, The Letter U and the Numeral Two. Gotcha.
	1:12am pacific standard simon: My Husband's Stupid Poetry Collection -- now there's a blog my wife could REALLY get behind.
	1:14am JakeGould: Anyone know any good limericks? Today is the day!
	1:14am pacific standard simon: LOUIS SIMPSON, baby!!!!
	1:15am pacific standard simon: Hm.
	1:18am mariano: I was going to suggest some Joyce, an actress reading Molly Bloom's famous bit, or some of the music from that era...
	1:19am BadGuyZero: Is this James Joyce recording from Mac's record collection?
	1:19am mariano: There was a young fellow named Feeney Who dribbled some gin on his weenie Just to be couth, he added vermouth And slipped his wife a martini.
	1:21am tom: t-do you have any samuel beckett?
	1:23am Whooda: One of my favorites: A young lady by the name of Bianca Slept while the ship was at anchor, She woke in dismay When she heard the Mate say, Lift up the Top Sheet and Spanker
	1:23am pacific standard simon: A fella from Belfast once said, "There's bloody great worm in my head, And it seems to be eating All the meat I've been beating. Please kill me, I want to be dead."
	1:23am BadGuyZero: I wonder if Maple Leaf Mussolini [a.k.a. Canadian Glenn Beck] ever read "Ulysses."
	1:24am mariano: Oh, Whooda and Simon, cheeky monkeys!
	1:26am JakeGould: These limericks are filthy! They befoul the sanctity
	1:26am mariano: Who's the Canadian Glenn Beck?
	1:26am pacific standard simon: Automatic writing.
	1:26am JakeGould: Sanctity of Saint Paddy's day!
	1:27am mariano: Hey, my limerick stresses the two great Catholic virtues: drinking and marital sex!
	1:28am BadGuyZero: @mariano: This kid that called into "Best Show on WFMU" for a while. Tom told him he couldn't call in again until he read "Ulysses." He was never heard from again.
	1:29am pacific standard simon: I curse the ones who spell it "Saint Patti's (or Patties) Day" on Tumblr.
	1:30am Whooda: I'm guessing McDonalds celebrates St. Patties Day?
	1:31am mariano: @BGZ: Oh wow, missed that one. Well, at least he's an honest fascist, or at least stuck on the Cyclops chapter where the one-eyed antisemite berates Bloom!
	1:34am KP: Van Morrison is a Protestant from Northern Ireland raised a uk citizen, British to the core. He admits he was not aware of Irish literary and musical traditions until late in life. Now Christy Moore, he's your man.
	1:35am pacific standard simon: Trust me, Therese, go for the Elvis Costello. He is more Irish than most of these foos, regardless.
	1:35am BadGuyZero: Time for 90 minutes of metal???
	1:40am mariano: Yeats was also Protestant, so was Wilde. There were many Protestant nationalists, including leaders like Tone and Parnell.
	1:41am pacific standard simon: Um, um... george bernard shaw...
	1:43am mariano: Sean O'Casey, JM Synge...
	1:44am KP: Thanks Therese for playing the Dubliners. That is indeed the rare auld stuff.
	1:46am KP: Still time for Mary Black. If you play Christy Moore, yea got to play Mary Black.
	1:46am pacific standard simon: Someone already mentioned Samuel Beckett...
	1:48am mariano: Oh wow, didn't realize Beckett was Protestant too.
	1:49am BadGuyZero: The progression of this Jacco Gardner tune reminds me of Emma Pollock's solo stuff.
	1:51am pacific standard simon: Walk On By...
	1:59am KP: Awesome Parchment Farm
	2:02am BadGuyZero: Fred Cole is in poor health right now. He's having emergency open-heart bypass surgery.
	2:19am tom: like the contrasting guitar sounds on this bardo pond
	2:22am mariano: I remember a while back, probably a couple of years, when I first heard "The Stars Beyond" by Bardo Pond on this show.
	2:35am BadGuyZero: You did a lot of talking two of the past three weeks. Taking a break from being on the microphone is understandable.
	2:44am BadGuyZero: Yay! You're back!
	2:45am BadGuyZero: Did he just crash through the ceiling???
	2:45am Steve-O: Hey AmEdeo! =)
	2:46am mariano: You scared the bejabbers out of me there, AmEdeo!
	2:50am Whooda: Isn't one of President Obama's daughter's name Malasia? Coincidence? I think not.
	2:50am BadGuyZero: I bought a toy airplane at the airport and now I can't find it.
	2:50am BadGuyZero: Gummi shoes???
	2:54am mariano: How could it still be in the air after a week?
	2:55am Whooda: The flight was plane-jacked by some sky thugs trying to escape from Superman.
	2:55am BadGuyZero: A seaciety?
	2:56am BadGuyZero: Sully has been on CBS News offering commentary on MH370.
	2:57am Steve-O: Great show as usual, Therese.....looking forward to AmEdeo's show soon.....=)
	2:58am Whooda: They will find the plane in some back alley in the Philipines up on blocks with the wheels gone, doors stripped and cd player ripped out of the cockpit.
	2:58am Steve-O: Didn't you mean "Atlanta"? LOL.....(sorry, couldn't resist). =p
	2:58am BadGuyZero: I think it's the start of the Bermuda Triangle's long-awaited comeback.
	2:59am BadGuyZero: Do you think the Newman death hoax is indicative of Seinfeld's involvement in the disappearance of MH370???
	3:02am Whooda: Landing is a controlled crash by definition.

Therese: Playlist from March 17, 2014

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