WFMU: Therese: Playlist from April 14, 2014

Listener comments!
	12:02am KP: Hey, Therese!
	12:02am Ken From Hyde Park: Time for the "Don't Go To Sleep Yet" party to begin!
	12:03am mariano: Hey Therese, y'all... can't sleep yet, stuck working. I'm a night owl though.
	12:04am Ken From Hyde Park: The resurrection is celebrated next Sunday, isn't it?
	12:05am BadGuyZero: ¡Hola!
	12:05am Whooda: I would like to go sleep but the desire to listen to the show is overriding my better judgement.
	12:05am pacific standard simon: The bunny will roll away the egg.
	12:06am Therese: Good evening, everyone!
	12:07am pacific standard simon: Noli me tangerine!
	12:08am Irwin: SPOOKY TOOTH!!!! Hate the name, love the band.
	12:09am BadGuyZero: Does this version include a subliminal message?
	12:10am Therese: Irwin! Hi, Irwin!
	12:10am pacific standard simon: They should have called the album Spooky Twoth.
	12:21am P-90: Ms. DJ Therese! Off to a kickin' start this morning.
	12:21am Whooda: This is certainly a Wikipedia rich set. Thanks for the introduction to Sandra Rhodes DJ Therese.
	12:32am BadGuyZero: I thought he was singing "caffeine," not "Kathleen." I thought maybe this was your subtle way of asking for coffee.
	12:37am Skirkie: I have a tendency of telling my sister (Kathleen) about songs containing Kathleen.
	12:40am Skirkie: ...she usually doesn't care.
	12:44am Steve-O: Hi Therese. I hope you're doing well tonight. =)
	12:53am pacific standard simon: This Sun Araw EP is understandably popular on FMU these days.
	12:55am mariano: @Bad Guy Zero: it's ok, I thought he sang something about how he likes Aleister, not Irish girls.
	12:56am Whooda: DJ Therese it seems you're dancing ever-so-closely to Tom Waits.
	1:17am BadGuyZero: @mariano: Nice to know I wasn't the only person mishearing things in that song.
	1:20am BadGuyZero: J-A-R-V-I-S!!!
	1:21am Therese: JARVIS!
	1:39am BadGuyZero: Full disclosure = To be preciser
	1:40am Therese: Exactly, BGZ.
	1:40am phat: Oh boy. Haven't listened to T-Rex in awhile. Love this song. WFMU has been very good for me today.
	1:43am Whooda: Pot vending machine to debut twitter.com...
	1:44am phat: And The Nazz!! Sweet.
	1:50am BadGuyZero: Nice power pop by a Drive-By Trucker.
	1:51am phat: It's the Woofa Goofa wif da green teef!
	1:52am mariano: Wow, one of my favorite old J. Geils tunes!
	1:53am Therese: One of mine, too!
	2:02am BadGuyZero: This Dennis Coffey track would mashup well with Meco.
	2:02am mariano: For a sec at the beginning I thought this was the Spinners' Rubber Band Man, which I'll always remember as the song they play in Stripes when John Candy is mud wrestling with the strippers.
	2:04am BadGuyZero: TRIVIA: Dennis Coffey was the first white artist to perform on "Soul Train."
	2:06am phat: this was recorded after 1979? wow.
	2:10am Therese: phat- Just barely- 1980
	2:10am egal: Coffey cleared the way for Bowie.
	2:11am P-90: The Valdons?!? OMG I forgot this band existed
	2:13am phat: I've heard "You Ain't Nothin' But a Bear-cat" on 'FMU like 3 times this week, and Hound-dog.
	2:14am mariano: So I'd imagine there's some connection between this and Hound Dog?
	2:16am phat: it was an answer to Big Mama Thornton's "Hound Dog"
	2:16am mariano: Ah, thanks, @phat!
	2:17am phat: this Amerie track is tough. I dig it.
	2:17am P-90: @mariano: it's the same song, it was popular with the "Race Music" crowd for years and there were many different versions. This was a "male" reply but probably not the first. Then: Elvis
	2:18am phat: Shows you how out of touch I was in the middle of the last decade. I've never heard this song.
	2:19am mariano: @P-90: Thanks, good to learn that!
	2:21am phat: I should change my name to Frangipane.
	2:21am BadGuyZero: The documentary about Jodorowsky's Dune finally opened in Dallas this weekend. I plan on seeing it this week.
	2:22am tomB: Viva El Topo!
	2:23am phat: I should see that. I should also give El Topo another chance. Couldn't even finish it the one time I tried.
	2:23am P-90: @mariano: Yeah, the basic song was around for a long time before Big Mama made the famous record, these were songs that working Blues singers learned from each other, and did them with their own variations
	2:24am full_english_breakfast: i recommend checking out the director's commentary soundtrack on the holy mountain dvd
	2:24am P-90: phat: best to have the right sacred snacks when you tackle El Topo (which tackles you in the end)
	2:25am BadGuyZero: When I saw Foetus they projected Holy Mountain on a screen above them during their set.
	2:26am phat: I dug Sante Sangre when it came out. It still gives me the shivers.
	2:27am phat: And, really, his Dune could have been one astounding thing. Lynch's was interesting. I haven't seen the TV version. It looks pretty crappy.
	2:31am mariano: Yeah, been dying to see the Dune doc. One of those never-was films, like the Beatles' Lord of the Rings dalliance, or some studio's idea to make Clockwork Orange with the Stones as Alex and his droogs.
	2:32am phat: This Holy Mountain record is giving me the heebeejeebees.
	2:33am P-90: I knew people, in LA in the seventies, who worked on prepping Jodorowsky's Dune. It was in the wake of Star Wars and Close Encounters, and everyone involved was swept along with Jodorowsky's vision of a film that would be like the El Topo/Holy Mountain version of a science fiction spectacle-- he would tell people the movie was going to change the world. Then the deal fell apart and the people who had prepped this, who were ready to go to France to make this once-in-lifetime epic, were distraught. One or two of them were institutionalized for depression, believe it or not
	2:34am mariano: @P-90: Wow, that would seriously have a negative effect on me too.
	2:35am phat: Well, the book has been floating around in my head a lot lately. "Fear is the mind killer...". It would make quite a good film is done correctly. Lynch was actually pretty close, but not quite.
	2:36am tomB: In the mid 60s, there was mention of another film with The Stones, to be titled Only Lovers Left Alive. (But not in Detroit)
	2:36am phat: I can't think of any currently working directors with the abilities to pull it off. But there are probably a few I don't know well.
	2:37am phat: I still haven't watched Jarmusch's "Only Lovers.." I've got it here...
	2:37am BadGuyZero: Wes Anderson's "Dune"
	2:38am P-90: Jodorowsky was/is apparently VERY charismatic in person. He had gotten the hippest illustrators to design the movie, all these cool actors wanted to be in it, there was this storyboard of the entire movie that blew everyone away...
	2:39am phat: paramount, apparently, had it in pre-production again until 2011. 175 page script.
	2:40am mariano: That'd be a funny skit, different directors' takes on Dune! Was just reading about the Beatles' interest in LOTR. Apparently at one point Apple contacted Kubrick to see if he was interested. That would have been something! @P-90: HR Giger was involved, wasn't he?
	2:41am phat: I thought the art direction in Lynch's movie was fantastic.
	2:41am P-90: I saw literally the first 90secods of the Sci Fi Channel version- which has a good reputation with some fans- and just said "Nope"
	2:43am tomB: Let's get that script and make a home movie at Michigan Dunes (just don't point the camera toward the water). We can post it on youtube in 5 min. segments.
	2:44am mariano: @phat: Yeah, I love Dune as a Lynch film, even with the Toto music. It has some of the art film elements from his early shorts, like when the Guild navigator is folding space. It's a mess, but I like watching it still, and it's interesting to see so many Lynch regulars in a scifi film.
	2:45am BadGuyZero: AAAAAAGGGGGHHHHHHHHH...NUMBERS STATIONS!
	2:46am phat: lynch's was audacious, at least. and obscure.
	2:47am gotta go to bed: goodnight ya'll
	2:47am BadGuyZero: Are you at a drive thru?
	2:47am P-90: Giger did designs, pre-Alien, for Dune. He basically did the Harkonnen planet and culture. Moebius, the french comic artist who was at the height of his influence at the time, also did designs, and that storyboard that everyone had orgasms over There were other really good, successful artists and designers participating. Salvador Dali was going to play the emperor, and design his own reception-hall set for the big confrontation at the end. David Carradine was gonna play the planetary ecologist guy who plots the greening of the desert planet and becomes a prophet to the people who live there. Orson Welles was interested in playing the Baron, Jodorowsky was gonna let him direct the close-ups in his scenes, like he had done on Catch-22
	2:51am nah: I am very fond of this little seal: www.youtube.com...
	2:51am BadGuyZero: Jodorowsky and Moebius collaborated on some graphic novels. Jodorowsky has also collaborated on graphic novels with Milo Manara.
	2:55am BadGuyZero: Globe of Death?
	2:55am P-90: Yeah, Jodorowsky wrote scripts for Moebius' comic "The Long Tomorrow", which "Blade Runner" and "The Fifth Element" are both basically rip-offs of (OK, "tributes")
	2:56am BadGuyZero: Jiu jitsu in Thunderdome!!!
	2:57am BadGuyZero: Appliques?
	2:58am BadGuyZero: The Cookies & Crepes creep. ugh Meghan told me that the owner of Cookies & Crepes is who dresses up as the creep.
	2:59am BadGuyZero: He's still my nemesis. I will cross the street to avoid walking past him.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
The Stone Roses	I Am the Resurrection	The Stone Roses	Silvertone Records ‎		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Spooky Tooth	Better By You, Better Than Me	Spooky Two	A & M Records		0:07:42 (Pop-up)
Burnt Ones	US Wheels "US Wheels" by "Burnt Ones"	Gift	Castle Face	*	0:11:33 (Pop-up)
Blues Magoos	Queen of My Nights "Queen of My Nights" by "Blues Magoos"	Psychedelic Lollipop	Mercury		0:14:50 (Pop-up)
Sandra Rhodes	You Can't Always Get What You Want	Where's Your Love Been	Omnivore	*	0:18:52 (Pop-up)
The Action	Something to Say "Something to Say" by "The Action"	Rolled Gold	Reaction		0:22:34 (Pop-up)
Dave Mason & Cass Elliott	To Be Free	Dave Mason & Cass Elliott	Blue Thumb		0:25:33 (Pop-up)
Randy Newman	Kathleen (Catholicism Made Easier)	Little Criminals	Warner Bros.		0:29:52 (Pop-up)

Dave Van Ronk	Trouble in Mind "Trouble in Mind" by "Dave Van Ronk"	Down in Washington Square: The Smithsonian Folkways Collection	Smithsonian Folkways	*	0:39:27 (Pop-up)
Laura Cantrell	All The Girls Are Complicated	No Way There from Here	Thrift Shop Recordings	*	0:41:32 (Pop-up)
Ólöf Arnalds	With Tomorrow / I'm On Fire	Ólöf Sings	One Little Indian		0:44:57 (Pop-up)
Sun Araw	Thrasher "Thrasher" by "Sun Araw"	Sun Araw / Ralph White split EP	Momofunus Press	*	0:48:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song				1:08:47 (Pop-up)
Seu Jorge and Almaz	Everybody Loves the Sunshine	Seu Jorge and Almaz	Now-Again		1:10:18 (Pop-up)
Silver Apples	You're Not Foolin' Me	Silver Apples	MCA		1:13:15 (Pop-up)
Jarvis Cocker	Don't Let Him Waste Your Time	The Jarvis Cocker Record	Rough Trade		1:19:26 (Pop-up)
Islands	No You Don't "No You Don't" by "Islands"	Vapours	Anti-		1:23:33 (Pop-up)
El Perro del Mar	Change of Heart "Change of Heart" by "El Perro del Mar"	Love is Not Pop	The Control Group		1:27:18 (Pop-up)
Jeremy Jay	In This Lonely Town "In This Lonely Town" by "Jeremy Jay"	Slow Dance	K		1:32:35 (Pop-up)

T. Rex	Jeepster "Jeepster" by "T. Rex"	Electric Warrior	Reprise		1:39:35 (Pop-up)
Nazz	Only One Winner "Only One Winner" by "Nazz"	Nazz III	Rhino		1:43:39 (Pop-up)
Jay Gonzalez	Punch of Love "Punch of Love" by "Jay Gonzalez"	Mess of Happiness	Middlebrow Records		1:46:26 (Pop-up)
The J. Geils Band	Must of Got Lost	Best of the J. Geils Band	Atlantic Records		1:49:55 (Pop-up)
Liquid Stone	Here Comes the Weekend	Here Comes the Weekend 7"	Sing Sing	*	1:52:59 (Pop-up)

Dennis Coffey	Boogie Magic "Boogie Magic" by "Dennis Coffey"	Back Home	Atlantic Records		1:58:59 (Pop-up)
Usha Uthup & Chorus	Hari Om Hari "Hari Om Hari" by "Usha Uthup & Chorus"	Bombay Disco: Disco Hits from Hindi Films 1979-1985	Cultures of Soul	*	2:04:19 (Pop-up)
The Valdons	Stop, Wait a Minute Girl	Stop, Wait a Minute Girl 7"	Secret Stash	*	2:10:38 (Pop-up)
Rufus Thomas	Bear Cat "Bear Cat" by "Rufus Thomas"	Bear Cat 7"	Sun / Third Man	*	2:13:06 (Pop-up)
Amerie	1 Thing "1 Thing" by "Amerie"	Touch	Columbia		2:15:33 (Pop-up)
Alejandro Jodorowsky, Don Cherry & Ronald Frangipane	Holy Mountain Within	The Holy Mountain (OST)	ABKCO		2:19:55 (Pop-up)
Thalia Zedek Band	Dreamalie "Dreamalie" by "Thalia Zedek Band"	Six	Thrill Jockey	*	2:35:44 (Pop-up)
Neutral Milk Hotel	Where You'll Find Me Now	On Avery Island	Merge		2:41:20 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:02am KP: Hey, Therese!
	12:02am Ken From Hyde Park: Time for the "Don't Go To Sleep Yet" party to begin!
	12:03am mariano: Hey Therese, y'all... can't sleep yet, stuck working. I'm a night owl though.
	12:04am Ken From Hyde Park: The resurrection is celebrated next Sunday, isn't it?
	12:05am BadGuyZero: ¡Hola!
	12:05am Whooda: I would like to go sleep but the desire to listen to the show is overriding my better judgement.
	12:05am pacific standard simon: The bunny will roll away the egg.
	12:06am Therese: Good evening, everyone!
	12:07am pacific standard simon: Noli me tangerine!
	12:08am Irwin: SPOOKY TOOTH!!!! Hate the name, love the band.
	12:09am BadGuyZero: Does this version include a subliminal message?
	12:10am Therese: Irwin! Hi, Irwin!
	12:10am pacific standard simon: They should have called the album Spooky Twoth.
	12:21am P-90: Ms. DJ Therese! Off to a kickin' start this morning.
	12:21am Whooda: This is certainly a Wikipedia rich set. Thanks for the introduction to Sandra Rhodes DJ Therese.
	12:32am BadGuyZero: I thought he was singing "caffeine," not "Kathleen." I thought maybe this was your subtle way of asking for coffee.
	12:37am Skirkie: I have a tendency of telling my sister (Kathleen) about songs containing Kathleen.
	12:40am Skirkie: ...she usually doesn't care.
	12:44am Steve-O: Hi Therese. I hope you're doing well tonight. =)
	12:53am pacific standard simon: This Sun Araw EP is understandably popular on FMU these days.
	12:55am mariano: @Bad Guy Zero: it's ok, I thought he sang something about how he likes Aleister, not Irish girls.
	12:56am Whooda: DJ Therese it seems you're dancing ever-so-closely to Tom Waits.
	1:17am BadGuyZero: @mariano: Nice to know I wasn't the only person mishearing things in that song.
	1:20am BadGuyZero: J-A-R-V-I-S!!!
	1:21am Therese: JARVIS!
	1:39am BadGuyZero: Full disclosure = To be preciser
	1:40am Therese: Exactly, BGZ.
	1:40am phat: Oh boy. Haven't listened to T-Rex in awhile. Love this song. WFMU has been very good for me today.
	1:43am Whooda: Pot vending machine to debut twitter.com...
	1:44am phat: And The Nazz!! Sweet.
	1:50am BadGuyZero: Nice power pop by a Drive-By Trucker.
	1:51am phat: It's the Woofa Goofa wif da green teef!
	1:52am mariano: Wow, one of my favorite old J. Geils tunes!
	1:53am Therese: One of mine, too!
	2:02am BadGuyZero: This Dennis Coffey track would mashup well with Meco.
	2:02am mariano: For a sec at the beginning I thought this was the Spinners' Rubber Band Man, which I'll always remember as the song they play in Stripes when John Candy is mud wrestling with the strippers.
	2:04am BadGuyZero: TRIVIA: Dennis Coffey was the first white artist to perform on "Soul Train."
	2:06am phat: this was recorded after 1979? wow.
	2:10am Therese: phat- Just barely- 1980
	2:10am egal: Coffey cleared the way for Bowie.
	2:11am P-90: The Valdons?!? OMG I forgot this band existed
	2:13am phat: I've heard "You Ain't Nothin' But a Bear-cat" on 'FMU like 3 times this week, and Hound-dog.
	2:14am mariano: So I'd imagine there's some connection between this and Hound Dog?
	2:16am phat: it was an answer to Big Mama Thornton's "Hound Dog"
	2:16am mariano: Ah, thanks, @phat!
	2:17am phat: this Amerie track is tough. I dig it.
	2:17am P-90: @mariano: it's the same song, it was popular with the "Race Music" crowd for years and there were many different versions. This was a "male" reply but probably not the first. Then: Elvis
	2:18am phat: Shows you how out of touch I was in the middle of the last decade. I've never heard this song.
	2:19am mariano: @P-90: Thanks, good to learn that!
	2:21am phat: I should change my name to Frangipane.
	2:21am BadGuyZero: The documentary about Jodorowsky's Dune finally opened in Dallas this weekend. I plan on seeing it this week.
	2:22am tomB: Viva El Topo!
	2:23am phat: I should see that. I should also give El Topo another chance. Couldn't even finish it the one time I tried.
	2:23am P-90: @mariano: Yeah, the basic song was around for a long time before Big Mama made the famous record, these were songs that working Blues singers learned from each other, and did them with their own variations
	2:24am full_english_breakfast: i recommend checking out the director's commentary soundtrack on the holy mountain dvd
	2:24am P-90: phat: best to have the right sacred snacks when you tackle El Topo (which tackles you in the end)
	2:25am BadGuyZero: When I saw Foetus they projected Holy Mountain on a screen above them during their set.
	2:26am phat: I dug Sante Sangre when it came out. It still gives me the shivers.
	2:27am phat: And, really, his Dune could have been one astounding thing. Lynch's was interesting. I haven't seen the TV version. It looks pretty crappy.
	2:31am mariano: Yeah, been dying to see the Dune doc. One of those never-was films, like the Beatles' Lord of the Rings dalliance, or some studio's idea to make Clockwork Orange with the Stones as Alex and his droogs.
	2:32am phat: This Holy Mountain record is giving me the heebeejeebees.
	2:33am P-90: I knew people, in LA in the seventies, who worked on prepping Jodorowsky's Dune. It was in the wake of Star Wars and Close Encounters, and everyone involved was swept along with Jodorowsky's vision of a film that would be like the El Topo/Holy Mountain version of a science fiction spectacle-- he would tell people the movie was going to change the world. Then the deal fell apart and the people who had prepped this, who were ready to go to France to make this once-in-lifetime epic, were distraught. One or two of them were institutionalized for depression, believe it or not
	2:34am mariano: @P-90: Wow, that would seriously have a negative effect on me too.
	2:35am phat: Well, the book has been floating around in my head a lot lately. "Fear is the mind killer...". It would make quite a good film is done correctly. Lynch was actually pretty close, but not quite.
	2:36am tomB: In the mid 60s, there was mention of another film with The Stones, to be titled Only Lovers Left Alive. (But not in Detroit)
	2:36am phat: I can't think of any currently working directors with the abilities to pull it off. But there are probably a few I don't know well.
	2:37am phat: I still haven't watched Jarmusch's "Only Lovers.." I've got it here...
	2:37am BadGuyZero: Wes Anderson's "Dune"
	2:38am P-90: Jodorowsky was/is apparently VERY charismatic in person. He had gotten the hippest illustrators to design the movie, all these cool actors wanted to be in it, there was this storyboard of the entire movie that blew everyone away...
	2:39am phat: paramount, apparently, had it in pre-production again until 2011. 175 page script.
	2:40am mariano: That'd be a funny skit, different directors' takes on Dune! Was just reading about the Beatles' interest in LOTR. Apparently at one point Apple contacted Kubrick to see if he was interested. That would have been something! @P-90: HR Giger was involved, wasn't he?
	2:41am phat: I thought the art direction in Lynch's movie was fantastic.
	2:41am P-90: I saw literally the first 90secods of the Sci Fi Channel version- which has a good reputation with some fans- and just said "Nope"
	2:43am tomB: Let's get that script and make a home movie at Michigan Dunes (just don't point the camera toward the water). We can post it on youtube in 5 min. segments.
	2:44am mariano: @phat: Yeah, I love Dune as a Lynch film, even with the Toto music. It has some of the art film elements from his early shorts, like when the Guild navigator is folding space. It's a mess, but I like watching it still, and it's interesting to see so many Lynch regulars in a scifi film.
	2:45am BadGuyZero: AAAAAAGGGGGHHHHHHHHH...NUMBERS STATIONS!
	2:46am phat: lynch's was audacious, at least. and obscure.
	2:47am gotta go to bed: goodnight ya'll
	2:47am BadGuyZero: Are you at a drive thru?
	2:47am P-90: Giger did designs, pre-Alien, for Dune. He basically did the Harkonnen planet and culture. Moebius, the french comic artist who was at the height of his influence at the time, also did designs, and that storyboard that everyone had orgasms over There were other really good, successful artists and designers participating. Salvador Dali was going to play the emperor, and design his own reception-hall set for the big confrontation at the end. David Carradine was gonna play the planetary ecologist guy who plots the greening of the desert planet and becomes a prophet to the people who live there. Orson Welles was interested in playing the Baron, Jodorowsky was gonna let him direct the close-ups in his scenes, like he had done on Catch-22
	2:51am nah: I am very fond of this little seal: www.youtube.com...
	2:51am BadGuyZero: Jodorowsky and Moebius collaborated on some graphic novels. Jodorowsky has also collaborated on graphic novels with Milo Manara.
	2:55am BadGuyZero: Globe of Death?
	2:55am P-90: Yeah, Jodorowsky wrote scripts for Moebius' comic "The Long Tomorrow", which "Blade Runner" and "The Fifth Element" are both basically rip-offs of (OK, "tributes")
	2:56am BadGuyZero: Jiu jitsu in Thunderdome!!!
	2:57am BadGuyZero: Appliques?
	2:58am BadGuyZero: The Cookies & Crepes creep. ugh Meghan told me that the owner of Cookies & Crepes is who dresses up as the creep.
	2:59am BadGuyZero: He's still my nemesis. I will cross the street to avoid walking past him.

Therese: Playlist from April 14, 2014

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