WFMU: Therese: Playlist from July 21, 2014

Listener comments!
	12:06am KP: Hey Therese, it was nice to catch Ira playing your version of "Ladies Who Lunch" on Friday. I've heard it before and it's great but as tribute to Stritch it was extra special.
	12:07am pacific standard simon: Time for a dental set? There's a Hawkwind song with drill sounds, and a Green Day video with a dentist setting...
	12:07am Therese: Thanks, KP!
	12:08am pacific standard simon: Ooo, trippy!
	12:10am BadGuyZero: Hiya.
	12:10am fleep: If you don't let on, we think it's on purpose.
	12:11am P-90: SUZI! Hi Therese!
	12:11am phat: Why don't I listen to Suzi Quatro more?
	12:12am Steve-O: Hi Therese! So glad you're back. How ya doin'? =)
	12:12am pacific standard simon: ...and "Bite Down Hard" by Ted Nugent.
	12:14am coalhard: The gang is all here ! I vote we all say stuff
	12:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...on porpoise? Hello. Goodnight...
	12:15am Steve-O: Also, did I detect a hint of the 007 Theme in that Alice Cooper song? =)
	12:18am JakeGould: I knew them when they were “Cock Sparrow.” Nyeah.
	12:19am coalhard: seems to me I once read Vincent was an honorary cop dunno
	12:21am pacific standard simon: Psycotic Pineapple -- it should be against the law to play one of their songs without posting a pic of one of their gig posters.
	12:22am pacific standard simon: Pynoman is my hero.
	12:26am pacific standard simon: Michael Shelley once toured with Shonen Knife, but I've never heard him talk about it.
	12:33am BadGuyZero: That interview with Suzi was fantastic! Julie also played a nice sampling of Suzi's tunes during the show too.
	12:35am Steve-O: @BadGuyZero: I thought so too. Suzi is a true musical genius, IMO. =D
	12:42am phat: 007 and I Spy in that Alice Cooper song.
	12:43am P-90: @BGZ and Steve-O: She's a real musical talent and also a very striong, engaging personality. After Julie's show w/Suzi, I went and read and watched a slew of other interviews with and articles about Suzi. Julie's interview got me interested to catch up on Suzi and her career/life.
	12:43am coalhard: according to special holiday list today is national junk food day in America finally
	12:44am BadGuyZero: I miss Elaine Stritch so much already. :(
	12:45am P-90: Sketch Idea: Elaine Stritch and Jim Garner chatting in St. Peter's waiting room
	12:46am coalhard: enjoying song here too-thanks Therese !
	12:47am pacific standard simon: Garner: Oh for heaven's sake...
	12:47am Tome: Hellloww Therese ,, & Hello Listeners .
	12:53am sugarwolf: Elaine <3<3<3 Therese <3<3<3
	12:54am Therese: Sugarwolf! Hello!
	12:54am sugarwolf: I have to get up for work in 4 1/2 hours bit I can't not listen to Therese play Elaine Stritch
	12:56am coalhard: aging sucks but it is natures way of clearing the stage for next act
	12:57am Tome: ...believes he's also ,, fading ,, (has faded) . away ..
	1:02am JakeGould: You Therese, did a search. This German site has a Matthrew Barney clip with Elaine Stritch. www.faz.net...
	1:05am pacific standard simon: B there or B square!
	1:06am coalhard: I would love to live forever but think about it would get boring
	1:09am Phillip.(Brooklyn): Bobby blitz from overkill I am shocked the band is still around making music
	1:10am Phillip.(Brooklyn): Threse? I use to listen to WSOU and I remember the bobby blitz station ID he did
	1:11am Phillip.(Brooklyn): You can say I got my "metal education" listening to WSOU in the 1980's
	1:11am nate: I saw him at a club somewhere and couldn't believe he still had a career...that was in 1993
	1:12am coalhard: I think we should be afraid of robots they will eliminate us
	1:13am nate: not all of us coalhard, there will always be a place for bobby blitz
	1:14am Phillip.(Brooklyn): One song by "overkill" that I like it's called "on union we stand" it's from the "taking over" album
	1:14am Ken From Hyde Park: @Phillip.(Brooklyn) - I picked up some friends at Newark Airport back then and we found WSOU. That station certainly played the metal.
	1:15am Phillip.(Brooklyn): Threse? I didn't know you worked at WSOU. I remember almost every DJ that was there in the 80's and 90's
	1:15am coalhard: maybe why we haven't detected life elsewhere machines taken over universe
	1:18am Therese: Yup, I was on in the early/mid 90s. Rather fallow years for metal, but...
	1:22am BadGuyZero: In the early 90s Ace played this dive metal bar in Dallas. I didn't go to the show, but I showed up later in hopes of getting my hot pink "Hotter Than Hell" LP signed. His people had requested that we clear a path so he could get to the van and promised that he would sign stuff on his way to the van. When he emerged from the venue he was clearly having some gravitational issues. He waved off anything presented for him to sign. I was right next to the van and before I could ask him to sign my record he said "I'm about to throw up." So I shoved him into the van so he didn't do it on me.
	1:24am coalhard: can a machine without a soul have a taste in music HELL NO therefore I rule them obsolete
	1:24am Droll: I'm gonna try that line! I'll bet you get your way every time.
	1:27am nate: i went to house of guitars in rochester the other day, there were so many metal autographs everywhere...also a bunch of unworn fine young cannibals shirts
	1:37am coalhard: next life form please step up --oh your mineral ?
	1:40am Phillip.(Brooklyn): I remember nearly breaking my stereo to tune in WSOU
	1:41am Julie: aw man I missed Suzi!
	1:41am Phillip.(Brooklyn): Monday night mayhem with missy closso
	1:42am coalhard: seems we have life form that lives on pure energy--they eat electrons and shit energy read about it
	1:45am Phillip.(Brooklyn): I remember having a Columba house subscription. And I could not find one record they played on WSOU in the whole fricken catalog!
	1:48am Tome: Reganomics ,, stirring people away from Judas Priest / Iron Maiden,,, in favor of Huey Lewis and the News ...
	1:48am Phillip.(Brooklyn): I had to buy from a place called "Harvard square records" in Boston. I paid $35 dollars for the album by Kings-X "out of the silent planet"
	1:49am BadGuyZero: Discogs confirms that the title of that Freedom Family record is "Ayentsoo." It was originally released in 1977 by EMI.
	1:50am coalhard: a cup of these bastards could put oil companies out of business they will fight
	1:54am Julie: I'll stop the world and melt with you
	1:56am Julie: Harvard Square records used to have a catalog
	2:01am BadGuyZero: I had a hunch this was a band on either Captured Tracks or Slumberland. :D
	2:01am coalhard: does FMU get finance from big oil if answer is yes --I will never listen again
	2:03am coalhard: actually I have checked records you are dirty--shame on you
	2:05am egal: Have you helped to finance WFMU coalhard?
	2:07am Phillip.(Brooklyn): @julie if it wasn't for that catalog I would have never gotten the music of WSOU
	2:08am coalhard: thankfully no they are dirty
	2:16am BadGuyZero: And Uncle Ed Leo!
	2:24am Ken From Hyde Park: Happy 45th anniversary of landing on the moon (yesterday, I forgot to post).
	2:28am BadGuyZero: I hope there's a band somewhere called Shake Weight.
	2:56am BadGuyZero: Ooh...what is this?!?!?! #LowLife
	2:57am Steve-O: Good show tonight, Therese, as always. Bye fellas. =)
	3:00am BadGuyZero: Have a great week, Therese!

Therese: Playlist from July 21, 2014

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July 21, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
The Walker Brothers	Walkin' in the Sun	No Regrets	Columbia		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Alice Cooper	Unfinished Sweet "Unfinished Sweet" by "Alice Cooper"	Billion Dollar Babies	Warner Brothers		0:03:29 (Pop-up)
Suzi Quatro	48 Crash "48 Crash" by "Suzi Quatro"	Suzi Quatro	Bell		0:09:27 (Pop-up)
White Lung	Snake Jaw "Snake Jaw" by "White Lung"	Deep Fantasy	Domino	*	0:13:33 (Pop-up)
Cock Sparrer	Watch Your Back "Watch Your Back" by "Cock Sparrer"	Shock Troops / Runnin' Riot in 84	Step-1	*	0:15:49 (Pop-up)
Psycotic Pineapple	Say That You Will	I Want Her So Bad 7"	Pynotic Prods.	*	0:18:30 (Pop-up)
Shonen Knife	Dance to the Rock "Dance to the Rock" by "Shonen Knife"	Overdrive	Good Charamel	*	0:20:50 (Pop-up)
Split Single	Never Look Back "Never Look Back" by "Split Single"	Fragmented World	Inside Outside Records		0:24:51 (Pop-up)

The Wild Ones	Come Around "Come Around" by "The Wild Ones"	Day Drunk / Come Around 7"	La-Ti-Da Records	*	0:33:24 (Pop-up)
Royal Fingerbowl	Ozona, TX "Ozona, TX" by "Royal Fingerbowl"	Happy Birthday, Sabo!	TVT Records		0:35:41 (Pop-up)
Elaine Stritch	The Ladies Who Lunch	Company (Original Broadway Cast)	Columbia		0:41:43 (Pop-up)
Elaine Stritch	Noel Coward "Noel Coward" by "Elaine Stritch"	At Liberty	DRG		0:45:54 (Pop-up)
Elaine Stritch	I'm Still Here "I'm Still Here" by "Elaine Stritch"	At Liberty	DRG		0:49:37 (Pop-up)

Sebastien Tellier	Ambiance Rio "Ambiance Rio" by "Sebastien Tellier"	L'Aventura	Record Makers	*	1:13:42 (Pop-up)
Spaceheads	Dirty Planet "Dirty Planet" by "Spaceheads"	Trip to the Moon EP	Electric Brass	*	1:17:38 (Pop-up)
Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band	I'll Play the Fool	Soul on the Real Side, Vol. 1	Outta Sight	*	1:21:20 (Pop-up)
Los Discos Duro	Muchachada "Muchachada" by "Los Discos Duro"	Te Lo Creo 7"	Disco Mas	*	1:26:08 (Pop-up)
Morrissey	Earth is the Loneliest Planet	World Peace is None of Your Busines	Harvest	*	1:29:59 (Pop-up)
Freedom Family	Life "Life" by "Freedom Family"	Ayentsoo	Voodoo Funk / Academy	*	1:32:56 (Pop-up)
JD Twitch	Why Go to War? "Why Go to War?" by "JD Twitch"	What?! William Onyeabor Remixed	Luaka Bop	*	1:36:57 (Pop-up)

Rat Columns	Another Day "Another Day" by "Rat Columns"	Leaf	RIP Society	*	1:51:56 (Pop-up)
The Cure	Inbetween Days "Inbetween Days" by "The Cure"	The Head on the Door	Elektra		1:55:28 (Pop-up)
The Snow	Memory Loss "Memory Loss" by "The Snow"	Memory Loss/ Joy of Life 7"	Captured Tracks	*	1:58:31 (Pop-up)
Dreamsalon	In the Air "In the Air" by "Dreamsalon"	Thirteen Nights	Captcha	*	2:00:34 (Pop-up)
Bad Family	Lilac Mouth "Lilac Mouth" by "Bad Family"	Bad Family	Unwound	*	2:04:26 (Pop-up)
Neko Case & Kelly Hogan	These Aren't the Droids	2776: A Levinson Bros & Rob Kutsner Presentation	CD Baby		2:07:00 (Pop-up)
The Both	Milwaukee "Milwaukee" by "The Both"	The Both	Super Ego Records		2:09:53 (Pop-up)

The Moles	Europe by Car "Europe by Car" by "The Moles"	Flashbacks and Dream Sequences: The Story of the Moles	Fire	*	2:20:06 (Pop-up)
Thigh Master	Head of the Witch "Head of the Witch" by "Thigh Master"	Head of the Witch 7"	Tenth Court	*	2:25:06 (Pop-up)
Abranis	Chenagh le Blues "Chenagh le Blues" by "Abranis"	1970s Algerian Folk and Pop	Sublime Frequencies	*	2:26:35 (Pop-up)
The Above	Coming Around "Coming Around" by "The Above"	Waterbury Street	Teen Sound	*	2:29:59 (Pop-up)
Southern Comfort	Me and My Baby "Me and My Baby" by "Southern Comfort"	Suzanne / Me And My Baby 7"	HoZac	*	2:32:16 (Pop-up)
Zig Zags	Voices of the Paranoid "Voices of the Paranoid" by "Zig Zags"	Zig Zags	In the Red	*	2:35:32 (Pop-up)
Dancer	Heart Failure "Heart Failure" by "Dancer"	Bitchin' Heat 7"	Grazer	*	2:40:26 (Pop-up)
Mary Monday & the Bitches	I Gave My Punk Jacket to Rickie	I Gave My Punk Jacket To Ricky b/w Pop Gun 7"	HoZac	*	2:44:12 (Pop-up)
Fucked Up	The Art of Patrons "The Art of Patrons" by "Fucked Up"	Glass Boys	Matador	*	2:46:17 (Pop-up)
Young Widows	Gift of Failure "Gift of Failure" by "Young Widows"	Easy Pain	Temporary Residence Ltd.	*	2:50:18 (Pop-up)
Low Life	Hammertime "Hammertime" by "Low Life"	Dogging	Disinfect / RIP Society	*	2:54:47 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:06am KP: Hey Therese, it was nice to catch Ira playing your version of "Ladies Who Lunch" on Friday. I've heard it before and it's great but as tribute to Stritch it was extra special.
	12:07am pacific standard simon: Time for a dental set? There's a Hawkwind song with drill sounds, and a Green Day video with a dentist setting...
	12:07am Therese: Thanks, KP!
	12:08am pacific standard simon: Ooo, trippy!
	12:10am BadGuyZero: Hiya.
	12:10am fleep: If you don't let on, we think it's on purpose.
	12:11am P-90: SUZI! Hi Therese!
	12:11am phat: Why don't I listen to Suzi Quatro more?
	12:12am Steve-O: Hi Therese! So glad you're back. How ya doin'? =)
	12:12am pacific standard simon: ...and "Bite Down Hard" by Ted Nugent.
	12:14am coalhard: The gang is all here ! I vote we all say stuff
	12:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...on porpoise? Hello. Goodnight...
	12:15am Steve-O: Also, did I detect a hint of the 007 Theme in that Alice Cooper song? =)
	12:18am JakeGould: I knew them when they were “Cock Sparrow.” Nyeah.
	12:19am coalhard: seems to me I once read Vincent was an honorary cop dunno
	12:21am pacific standard simon: Psycotic Pineapple -- it should be against the law to play one of their songs without posting a pic of one of their gig posters.
	12:22am pacific standard simon: Pynoman is my hero.
	12:26am pacific standard simon: Michael Shelley once toured with Shonen Knife, but I've never heard him talk about it.
	12:33am BadGuyZero: That interview with Suzi was fantastic! Julie also played a nice sampling of Suzi's tunes during the show too.
	12:35am Steve-O: @BadGuyZero: I thought so too. Suzi is a true musical genius, IMO. =D
	12:42am phat: 007 and I Spy in that Alice Cooper song.
	12:43am P-90: @BGZ and Steve-O: She's a real musical talent and also a very striong, engaging personality. After Julie's show w/Suzi, I went and read and watched a slew of other interviews with and articles about Suzi. Julie's interview got me interested to catch up on Suzi and her career/life.
	12:43am coalhard: according to special holiday list today is national junk food day in America finally
	12:44am BadGuyZero: I miss Elaine Stritch so much already. :(
	12:45am P-90: Sketch Idea: Elaine Stritch and Jim Garner chatting in St. Peter's waiting room
	12:46am coalhard: enjoying song here too-thanks Therese !
	12:47am pacific standard simon: Garner: Oh for heaven's sake...
	12:47am Tome: Hellloww Therese ,, & Hello Listeners .
	12:53am sugarwolf: Elaine <3<3<3 Therese <3<3<3
	12:54am Therese: Sugarwolf! Hello!
	12:54am sugarwolf: I have to get up for work in 4 1/2 hours bit I can't not listen to Therese play Elaine Stritch
	12:56am coalhard: aging sucks but it is natures way of clearing the stage for next act
	12:57am Tome: ...believes he's also ,, fading ,, (has faded) . away ..
	1:02am JakeGould: You Therese, did a search. This German site has a Matthrew Barney clip with Elaine Stritch. www.faz.net...
	1:05am pacific standard simon: B there or B square!
	1:06am coalhard: I would love to live forever but think about it would get boring
	1:09am Phillip.(Brooklyn): Bobby blitz from overkill I am shocked the band is still around making music
	1:10am Phillip.(Brooklyn): Threse? I use to listen to WSOU and I remember the bobby blitz station ID he did
	1:11am Phillip.(Brooklyn): You can say I got my "metal education" listening to WSOU in the 1980's
	1:11am nate: I saw him at a club somewhere and couldn't believe he still had a career...that was in 1993
	1:12am coalhard: I think we should be afraid of robots they will eliminate us
	1:13am nate: not all of us coalhard, there will always be a place for bobby blitz
	1:14am Phillip.(Brooklyn): One song by "overkill" that I like it's called "on union we stand" it's from the "taking over" album
	1:14am Ken From Hyde Park: @Phillip.(Brooklyn) - I picked up some friends at Newark Airport back then and we found WSOU. That station certainly played the metal.
	1:15am Phillip.(Brooklyn): Threse? I didn't know you worked at WSOU. I remember almost every DJ that was there in the 80's and 90's
	1:15am coalhard: maybe why we haven't detected life elsewhere machines taken over universe
	1:18am Therese: Yup, I was on in the early/mid 90s. Rather fallow years for metal, but...
	1:22am BadGuyZero: In the early 90s Ace played this dive metal bar in Dallas. I didn't go to the show, but I showed up later in hopes of getting my hot pink "Hotter Than Hell" LP signed. His people had requested that we clear a path so he could get to the van and promised that he would sign stuff on his way to the van. When he emerged from the venue he was clearly having some gravitational issues. He waved off anything presented for him to sign. I was right next to the van and before I could ask him to sign my record he said "I'm about to throw up." So I shoved him into the van so he didn't do it on me.
	1:24am coalhard: can a machine without a soul have a taste in music HELL NO therefore I rule them obsolete
	1:24am Droll: I'm gonna try that line! I'll bet you get your way every time.
	1:27am nate: i went to house of guitars in rochester the other day, there were so many metal autographs everywhere...also a bunch of unworn fine young cannibals shirts
	1:37am coalhard: next life form please step up --oh your mineral ?
	1:40am Phillip.(Brooklyn): I remember nearly breaking my stereo to tune in WSOU
	1:41am Julie: aw man I missed Suzi!
	1:41am Phillip.(Brooklyn): Monday night mayhem with missy closso
	1:42am coalhard: seems we have life form that lives on pure energy--they eat electrons and shit energy read about it
	1:45am Phillip.(Brooklyn): I remember having a Columba house subscription. And I could not find one record they played on WSOU in the whole fricken catalog!
	1:48am Tome: Reganomics ,, stirring people away from Judas Priest / Iron Maiden,,, in favor of Huey Lewis and the News ...
	1:48am Phillip.(Brooklyn): I had to buy from a place called "Harvard square records" in Boston. I paid $35 dollars for the album by Kings-X "out of the silent planet"
	1:49am BadGuyZero: Discogs confirms that the title of that Freedom Family record is "Ayentsoo." It was originally released in 1977 by EMI.
	1:50am coalhard: a cup of these bastards could put oil companies out of business they will fight
	1:54am Julie: I'll stop the world and melt with you
	1:56am Julie: Harvard Square records used to have a catalog
	2:01am BadGuyZero: I had a hunch this was a band on either Captured Tracks or Slumberland. :D
	2:01am coalhard: does FMU get finance from big oil if answer is yes --I will never listen again
	2:03am coalhard: actually I have checked records you are dirty--shame on you
	2:05am egal: Have you helped to finance WFMU coalhard?
	2:07am Phillip.(Brooklyn): @julie if it wasn't for that catalog I would have never gotten the music of WSOU
	2:08am coalhard: thankfully no they are dirty
	2:16am BadGuyZero: And Uncle Ed Leo!
	2:24am Ken From Hyde Park: Happy 45th anniversary of landing on the moon (yesterday, I forgot to post).
	2:28am BadGuyZero: I hope there's a band somewhere called Shake Weight.
	2:56am BadGuyZero: Ooh...what is this?!?!?! #LowLife
	2:57am Steve-O: Good show tonight, Therese, as always. Bye fellas. =)
	3:00am BadGuyZero: Have a great week, Therese!

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