WFMU: Are We There Yet? with Tamar: Playlist from August 5, 2014

Listener comments!
	9:04am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Tamar. Thanks for filling in. What do you have in store for us today?
	9:05am northguineahills: Oh, it's Tamar! Cool!
	9:06am common: hello tamar! others!
	9:10am Marcel M: morning all!
	9:10am northguineahills: Yaye! Free Design!
	9:11am common: LOVE that free design tune!
	9:11am northguineahills: the 'lab!
	9:11am 12539: (Tamar!)
	9:13am Tamar: Good morning, all! Some frothiness to start your day.
	9:16am Roberto: Aww this makes me miss my kitty kats.
	9:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: : )
	9:17am onemanclapping: Awwww
	9:22am Roberto: So calming...zzzzzzzz
	9:22am Ken From Hyde Park: Are these cats coming back on purr-pose?
	👻 9:23am Snortley: This purring is even better than Fabio's car.
	9:23am Roberto: This guy's name should be Katz, not Fox.
	9:26am Rev. Turnip Druid: g'mornin, troops.
	9:27am Rev. Turnip Druid: Whoa! Substitootin' widdit! Etc!
	9:27am Rob W: From Terry Fox: "The labyrinth at Chartes Cathedral is made of blue and white stones set into the stone floor of the cathedral. It is a unicursal path winding in 34 turns through 11 concentric rings to the center. It is 12m 87 in diameter and has 552 steps following its course from the entrance to the center. The labyrinth at Chartes Cathedral... formed the blueprint of all my work from 1972-1978. (For) 'The labyrinth scored for the purrs of 11 Cats'... I recorded 8 continuous minutes of purring from 11 different cats. These were than mixed to follow the exact path of the labyrinth with one cat representing each of the 11 concentric rings, 10 seconds of overlapping purrs to indicate each of the 34 turns. The tape follows in stereo the path of the labyrinth with the center finally represented by the simultaneous purring of all 11 cats." In case you were wondering.
	9:27am listener james from westwood: Outstanding to have you this morning, Tamar!
	9:27am bobdoesthings: goddmorningng
	9:29am mark: Hi, Tamar - nice first set, thank you.
	9:29am Marcel M: Bobby baby, mornin!
	9:30am Roberto: I would concur that they were fully-grown felines.
	9:31am bobdoesthings: hola marcel
	9:33am marmalade kitty: 100 years of shit
	9:36am marmalade kitty: It really wasn't so long ago
	9:37am adrian in mpls: darn it, i missed the purring cats!
	9:37am Roberto: Passchendaele by Good Books.
	9:37am marmalade kitty: I'm not far off thr century
	9:38am Webhamster Henry: Tunes from the soundtrack of Oh What A Lovely War would be appropriate.
	9:38am Webhamster Henry: In fact Belgium Put The Kibosh is one of those ...
	9:41am sugarwolf: Henry, we are on the same wavelength! I was thinking of that movie
	9:41am Ralphine: Oh What a Lovely War was on Turner Classic Movies a few days ago.
	9:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Napoleon>WWI>WWII>ColdWar (not so 'Cold' in SE Asia, SouthAmerica, Africa...)>War on Terror>???...
	9:42am marmalade kitty: peace propaganda
	9:44am adrian in mpls: in between Napoleon and WWI you could insert decades of rampant and horrible colonialism
	9:45am marmalade kitty: rr; ok 200 years of shit
	9:46am luca: seen the flute player on 'tjanne' perform here in town last week...makes all his instruments himself...by hand...from throw away materials...like wine crates
	9:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...(Boer Wars) ...point being: see how one leaves things Unresolved & creates the next...
	9:49am ausmanx: i think it was goering who said that if you make people afraid and then appeal to their sense of nationalism, they'll let you do anything you want. seems like a familiar pattern... currently, war on terror, israel, ukraine...
	9:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TwoMinutesHate; enemy changed midway & no one notices...
	9:55am Ralphine: www.snopes.com...
	10:00am listener james from westwood: Barbara Tuchman's "The Guns of August" remains a gripping, poetic read.
	10:03am listener james from westwood: Also: If you'd forgotten that Goering had some extra weight on his frame, William Shirer is happy to remind you of this each time he mentions him in "Rise and Fall of the 3rd Reich." Except at the end where he says he dropped 80 lb on the Nuremberg Diet Plan.
	10:04am marmalade kitty: It'll all be over by Christmas..
	10:04am rob t: In this context, i believe that "batman" involves cricket.
	10:04am Ken From Hyde Park: 100 years of traffic lights - www.history.com... Also, 52 years without Marilyn Monroe.
	10:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...always interesting to review Ike's Farewell Address, which gave us the term 'military-indutrial complex' (he an actual General, who knew what War was about) : mcadams.posc.mu.edu... ...& worth remembering that before WWII - there wasn't a military industry per se !...& that's more than enuff politirx from me...
	10:08am ausmanx: batman [bat-muhn] noun, plural bat·men. (in the British army) a soldier assigned to an officer as a servant.
	10:08am rob t: oops.
	10:10am Tamar: Thanks for the definition, ausmanx.
	10:10am bobdoesthings: whoaaa.. nice
	10:10am Roberto: "Chinbat" is the best name ever.
	10:10am rob t: the cricket version is "batsman," my bad.
	10:11am ausmanx: it's a lovely idea that the british army retained "servants" for its officers... sheesh
	10:11am bobdoesthings: chinbat sounds painful.
	10:13am Ralphine: Amazingly, this yataga album is on Spotify.
	10:14am Ralphine: Sorry. that's yatga.
	10:14am listener james from westwood: Peter Jackson told Sean Astin that he should view his role as Sam vis-a-vis Frodo in "The Lord of the Rings" tril as that of a batman to an officer.
	10:15am efd: ha, I don't think I ever heard this "Kung-Fu Fighting" follow-up!
	10:15am Ralphine: To which Sean Astin gave Peter Jackson a puzzled look.
	10:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...huh - so Robin was more batman than Batman...??...
	10:17am marmalade kitty: rr; Europes military industry dates back to 1850
	10:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (...well - yeah - was always manufacture paid for weapons...but give Ike his point?...)
	10:18am βrian: Ah, the sound of foliage!
	10:22am listener james from westwood: Ralphine: True; that was a Kiwi assuming a Yank would follow a cricket reference and not a Gotham City one!
	10:27am marmalade kitty: pretty little thing called death?
	10:29am bobdoesthings: I'm noticing a theme
	10:29am 12539: (This is turning into some sette.)
	10:29am adrian in mpls: @marmalade kitty - ha! that's good!
	10:31am common: ah, mr. johansen. such a ham!
	10:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...in fact mk - RoyOrbison song about his wife who later died in a motorcycle accident : ( ...
	10:32am lord chesterfield: such a showman
	10:38am bobdoesthings: What's the name for this bed music?
	10:39am bobdoesthings: It's awesome
	10:39am Ralphine: My favorite version of Hindustan.
	10:41am βrian: Two little margaritas, and before you know it, sonorous tinkles.
	10:43am Ralphine: I liked Avant Gardner when Barnett did it on the Tonight Show a few months ago. The musical acts on the late-night talk shows are more to my taste nowadays than they were in the past.
	10:44am Roberto: Aww Hova. The best.
	10:49am Dominick: Ronnie !!!!
	10:50am Ralphine: bobdoesthings: You might find this of use: blog.wfmu.org...
	10:50am Roberto: Duetting Muffs! Sweet.
	10:51am Tamar: Barnett, to continue the theme, Dominick.
	10:54am bobdoesthings: @raplhine! thanks!!! gnarly
	10:55am Guido from Cologne: Endless Sleep is just it's just to recognizeable from the lyrics.
	10:57am bobdoesthings: What's next ? The belles - Melvin?
	11:00am Tamar: I did think about "Melvin," bobdoesthings.
	11:02am bobdoesthings: too obvious?
	11:02am Jeff: Oh, that Melvin.
	11:12am paul b: Usually when someone plays Glendora by the Downliners Sect I mention that the Slickee Boys used to do a great cover of that. I no longer do this because I am too off-put by the blank stares I get when I mention the Slickee Boys.
	11:13am HarktheUmpire: Meridian Brothers! Lovely.
	11:15am marmalade kitty: PB: The who? 0_0
	11:16am Rev. Turnip Druid: @Paul B -- no blank stares here. Surely they weren't just a local/semi-local phenomenon...?
	11:19am paul b: MK: Hah Just you wait til Kim Kanes gets out the voodoo mask
	11:19am Ralphine: I never heard of the Slickee Boys down here in the Confederacy.
	11:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ThuWh♂? - hmm: en.wikipedia.org... ...I think I would not hate them ! ...alternately, the SlickeeBoys were the ones who occupied the viscous space left behind by the SoftBoys?...
	11:22am Cheri Pi: Tell us how they're different Tamar! (ooioo lp/cd)
	11:28am Guido from Cologne: Yes please tell about the difference, I just ordered and cancelled. I know I want this!
	11:30am Ralphine: All this percussion makes me think of The Black Page.
	11:30am Tamar: I'm not sure how they're different yet-- maybe something extra on the vinyl version? The song I played at home on the vinyl doesn't seem to be on the CD version we have at the station.
	11:34am Guido from Cologne: @ ooioo : if we can believe dicscogs, just tracks 2 and 3 are swapped. still I'm puzzled about the difference of the two cd versions.
	11:35am Guido from Cologne: CD: www.discogs.com... LP: www.discogs.com...
	11:37am Lulu: this is aweshome
	11:37am ?: The Times discovers punk (circa '77): In popular music, a raucous, mockviolent sound rapes the eardrum: "punk rock" it is called or snarled. "Groove with me in the gutter, girl," is the message of such groups as the Sex Pistols, who blaze their dumdums through the filigree of old Elvisthe-Pelvis establishment-rock minuets.
	11:37am Tamar: Maybe I'm not hearing things-- or I am hearing things. Thought I could find the track I wanted-- but no.
	11:39am Guido from Cologne: Listening for 1,5 hours and love it! Some own slot in prospect?
	11:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...groove w/ me in the gutter girl!...& what til you see my stalacpipe organ?...
	11:45am Guido from Cologne: i have a Toshiba-EP with some chairman seemingly giving some anniversary speech and Japanese opera music on the flip. Guess theese are all promotion units.
	11:46am listener james from westwood: ?: My guess is the writer of that description and its department editor were both men, what with the casual use of "rapes" there. Yikes!
	11:50am bobdoesthings: Thanks Tamar! great show
	11:51am Tim in VT: Al Jolson influence?
	11:52am Lewis: nice segooey….
	11:52am fred: @Guido 11:34: My guess is that both CD versions are the same, just one for the Japanese market and one for the rest of the world. There could be a difference in the booklet, like track listing in Japanese or Latin script. The LP could have used a different master, with a slightly different mix, that's not that unusual. A totally different mix is rarer, but not unheard of
	11:57am 12539: Thanks, Tamar. Always a pleasant surprise.
	11:59am listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Tamar!
	12:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah - good sub pickin' Trouble !
	1:09pm Tamar: OK, my bad on the OOIOO CD/LP thing. It's about the 2nd/3rd song swap. I didn't think there was any way the first cut on a record side (which is what I wanted to play) could be the second song on a CD, so I must have skipped over it. Two records, four sides. Vinyl or CD, it's all great, either way.

Are We There Yet? with Tamar: Playlist from August 5, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Edwin Starr	H.A.P.P.Y. Radio "H.A.P.P.Y. Radio" by "Edwin Starr"	H.A.P.P.Y. Radio	20th Century Fox Records	LP		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Jad Fair & Danielson	Ready Steady	Solid Gold Heart	Sounds Familyre	CD		0:06:04 (Pop-up)
Free Design	Bubbles "Bubbles" by "Free Design"	Stars/Time/Bubbles/Love	Light in the Attic	CD		0:09:27 (Pop-up)
Stereolab	Pop quiz "Pop quiz" by "Stereolab"	Music for the Amorphous Body Study Center	Duophonic Ultra High Frequency Disks	CD		0:11:38 (Pop-up)
Terry Fox	Labyrinth Scored for the Purrs of 11 Cats [excerpt]		Auszug	CD-R		0:16:16 (Pop-up)
Wednesday Week	The Senses of Our World		Vibro-Phonic	7"		0:18:29 (Pop-up)
Terry Fox	Labyrinth Scored for the Purrs of 11 Cats [excerpt]		Auszug	CD-R	More kitties, more, more!	0:22:36 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong	Moon River "Moon River" by "Louis Armstrong"		Kapp	7"		0:24:16 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Phil Kraus	"Phil Kraus"	The Percussive Phil Kraus	Golden Crest			0:27:02 (Pop-up)
Franz Ferdinand	Tell Her Tonight "Tell Her Tonight" by "Franz Ferdinand"	Franz Ferdinand	Domino	CD		0:34:33 (Pop-up)
Whistling Jack Smith	I Was Kaiser Bill's Batman	I Was Kaiser Bill's Batman	Deram	LP		0:36:20 (Pop-up)
Mark Sheridan	Belgium put the Kibosh on the Kaiser	Oh, What a Lovely War	World Record Club	LP		0:38:36 (Pop-up)
Wannes Van de Velde	Tjanne "Tjanne" by "Wannes Van de Velde"	Belgique: Ballades et chansons de Falnders et de Wallonie	Ocora	CD		0:42:23 (Pop-up)
National Promenade Band	Pepper Pot	The Antique Phonograph Music Program Presents Edison Blue Amber Cylinder Records		CD-R	2005 WFMU Premium	0:46:42 (Pop-up)
Dave Douglas, Chet Doxas, Steve Swallow, and Jim Doxas	Backyard	Riverside	Greenleaf	CD		0:50:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Phil Kraus	"Phil Kraus"					0:58:08 (Pop-up)
Chinbat Baasankhuu	Variations On Two Traditional Songs	The Art of the Mongolian Yatga	Arc	CD		1:08:40 (Pop-up)
Carl Douglas	Dance the Kung Fu "Dance the Kung Fu" by "Carl Douglas"		Pye	7"		1:13:52 (Pop-up)
Los Discos Duro	Te Lo Creo "Te Lo Creo" by "Los Discos Duro"		Disco Mas	7"		1:17:51 (Pop-up)
Jungle	Caroline "Caroline" by "Jungle"		Philips	7"		1:19:31 (Pop-up)
The New Mendicants	Cruel Annette "Cruel Annette" by "The New Mendicants"	Into the Lime	Ashmont	CD		1:22:25 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Claudette "Claudette" by "The Everly Brothers"		Eric	7"		1:25:51 (Pop-up)
David Johansen	Frenchette "Frenchette" by "David Johansen"	David Johansen	Blue Sky	LP		1:28:03 (Pop-up)
Courtney Barnett	Avant Gardner "Avant Gardner" by "Courtney Barnett"	The Double EP: A Sea of Split Peas	Mom & Pop Music	CD		1:33:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Phil Kraus	"Phil Kraus"					1:39:05 (Pop-up)
Sugar Stems	The One "The One" by "Sugar Stems"	Only Come Out at Night	Dirtnap	LP		1:45:53 (Pop-up)
The Muffs	I Get It "I Get It" by "The Muffs"	Whoop Dee Doo	Burger	CD		1:48:41 (Pop-up)
The Poppy Family	Endless Sleep "Endless Sleep" by "The Poppy Family"		London	7"		1:51:30 (Pop-up)
Downliners Sect	Glendora "Glendora" by "Downliners Sect"	My Generation (v/a)	EMI	LP		1:53:51 (Pop-up)
Dee Jay	Gloria "Gloria" by "Dee Jay"		CNR	7"		1:56:29 (Pop-up)
Bruno Lomas	Tu me anoraras "Tu me anoraras" by "Bruno Lomas"		Regal	7"		1:59:36 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Phil Kraus	Kashmiri Song "Kashmiri Song" by "Phil Kraus"	The Percussive Phil Kraus				2:02:46 (Pop-up)
The Zodiacs	Caravan "Caravan" by "The Zodiacs"		Norton	7"		2:10:46 (Pop-up)
Meridian Brothers	Salvadora Robot	El Gran Pajaro De Los Andes	Soundway	CD		2:13:01 (Pop-up)
[Nelson Wiggins]	Soy Virgenella "Soy Virgenella" by "[Nelson Wiggins]"	Quarterlodeons				2:18:04 (Pop-up)
OOIOO	Atatawa "Atatawa" by "OOIOO"	Gamel	Thrill Jockey	CD	Hey! The LP is not the same as the CD!	2:19:27 (Pop-up)
Cults Percussion Ensemble	Autun Carillion	Cults Percussion Ensemble			14-year-old girls! (including Evelyn Glennie)	2:25:04 (Pop-up)
The Cody Bell Choir	Fantasy on "ton-y-Botle"	Cody Bell Choir	Century	LP	sixth-grade boys!	2:28:51 (Pop-up)
Leland W. Sprinkle on the Stalacpipe Organ	Minuet in A (Boccherini)			7"	from the Luray Caverns in Virginia	2:34:00 (Pop-up)
[Tokyo Souvenir]	Odeo Nihon-Bashi	Tokyo Souvenir EP	Toshiba	7"		2:36:04 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Phil Kraus	"Phil Kraus"					2:41:05 (Pop-up)
Josephine Baker	Suppose "Suppose" by "Josephine Baker"	50 Ans de Chansons	Pathé Marconi EMI	2LP		2:48:22 (Pop-up)
Yma Sumac	Babalu "Babalu" by "Yma Sumac"		Capitol	7"		2:51:39 (Pop-up)
Los Brillantes	Manabi "Manabi" by "Los Brillantes"	Los Brillantes	Orion	LP		2:54:31 (Pop-up)
Betty and Shirley	Metzgete "Metzgete" by "Betty and Shirley"	Swiss Yodeling Folksongs with Betty & Shirley	self-pressing	LP	Mother and daughter team from Portland, OR.	2:57:24 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:04am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Tamar. Thanks for filling in. What do you have in store for us today?
	9:05am northguineahills: Oh, it's Tamar! Cool!
	9:06am common: hello tamar! others!
	9:10am Marcel M: morning all!
	9:10am northguineahills: Yaye! Free Design!
	9:11am common: LOVE that free design tune!
	9:11am northguineahills: the 'lab!
	9:11am 12539: (Tamar!)
	9:13am Tamar: Good morning, all! Some frothiness to start your day.
	9:16am Roberto: Aww this makes me miss my kitty kats.
	9:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: : )
	9:17am onemanclapping: Awwww
	9:22am Roberto: So calming...zzzzzzzz
	9:22am Ken From Hyde Park: Are these cats coming back on purr-pose?
	👻 9:23am Snortley: This purring is even better than Fabio's car.
	9:23am Roberto: This guy's name should be Katz, not Fox.
	9:26am Rev. Turnip Druid: g'mornin, troops.
	9:27am Rev. Turnip Druid: Whoa! Substitootin' widdit! Etc!
	9:27am Rob W: From Terry Fox: "The labyrinth at Chartes Cathedral is made of blue and white stones set into the stone floor of the cathedral. It is a unicursal path winding in 34 turns through 11 concentric rings to the center. It is 12m 87 in diameter and has 552 steps following its course from the entrance to the center. The labyrinth at Chartes Cathedral... formed the blueprint of all my work from 1972-1978. (For) 'The labyrinth scored for the purrs of 11 Cats'... I recorded 8 continuous minutes of purring from 11 different cats. These were than mixed to follow the exact path of the labyrinth with one cat representing each of the 11 concentric rings, 10 seconds of overlapping purrs to indicate each of the 34 turns. The tape follows in stereo the path of the labyrinth with the center finally represented by the simultaneous purring of all 11 cats." In case you were wondering.
	9:27am listener james from westwood: Outstanding to have you this morning, Tamar!
	9:27am bobdoesthings: goddmorningng
	9:29am mark: Hi, Tamar - nice first set, thank you.
	9:29am Marcel M: Bobby baby, mornin!
	9:30am Roberto: I would concur that they were fully-grown felines.
	9:31am bobdoesthings: hola marcel
	9:33am marmalade kitty: 100 years of shit
	9:36am marmalade kitty: It really wasn't so long ago
	9:37am adrian in mpls: darn it, i missed the purring cats!
	9:37am Roberto: Passchendaele by Good Books.
	9:37am marmalade kitty: I'm not far off thr century
	9:38am Webhamster Henry: Tunes from the soundtrack of Oh What A Lovely War would be appropriate.
	9:38am Webhamster Henry: In fact Belgium Put The Kibosh is one of those ...
	9:41am sugarwolf: Henry, we are on the same wavelength! I was thinking of that movie
	9:41am Ralphine: Oh What a Lovely War was on Turner Classic Movies a few days ago.
	9:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Napoleon>WWI>WWII>ColdWar (not so 'Cold' in SE Asia, SouthAmerica, Africa...)>War on Terror>???...
	9:42am marmalade kitty: peace propaganda
	9:44am adrian in mpls: in between Napoleon and WWI you could insert decades of rampant and horrible colonialism
	9:45am marmalade kitty: rr; ok 200 years of shit
	9:46am luca: seen the flute player on 'tjanne' perform here in town last week...makes all his instruments himself...by hand...from throw away materials...like wine crates
	9:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...(Boer Wars) ...point being: see how one leaves things Unresolved & creates the next...
	9:49am ausmanx: i think it was goering who said that if you make people afraid and then appeal to their sense of nationalism, they'll let you do anything you want. seems like a familiar pattern... currently, war on terror, israel, ukraine...
	9:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TwoMinutesHate; enemy changed midway & no one notices...
	9:55am Ralphine: www.snopes.com...
	10:00am listener james from westwood: Barbara Tuchman's "The Guns of August" remains a gripping, poetic read.
	10:03am listener james from westwood: Also: If you'd forgotten that Goering had some extra weight on his frame, William Shirer is happy to remind you of this each time he mentions him in "Rise and Fall of the 3rd Reich." Except at the end where he says he dropped 80 lb on the Nuremberg Diet Plan.
	10:04am marmalade kitty: It'll all be over by Christmas..
	10:04am rob t: In this context, i believe that "batman" involves cricket.
	10:04am Ken From Hyde Park: 100 years of traffic lights - www.history.com... Also, 52 years without Marilyn Monroe.
	10:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...always interesting to review Ike's Farewell Address, which gave us the term 'military-indutrial complex' (he an actual General, who knew what War was about) : mcadams.posc.mu.edu... ...& worth remembering that before WWII - there wasn't a military industry per se !...& that's more than enuff politirx from me...
	10:08am ausmanx: batman [bat-muhn] noun, plural bat·men. (in the British army) a soldier assigned to an officer as a servant.
	10:08am rob t: oops.
	10:10am Tamar: Thanks for the definition, ausmanx.
	10:10am bobdoesthings: whoaaa.. nice
	10:10am Roberto: "Chinbat" is the best name ever.
	10:10am rob t: the cricket version is "batsman," my bad.
	10:11am ausmanx: it's a lovely idea that the british army retained "servants" for its officers... sheesh
	10:11am bobdoesthings: chinbat sounds painful.
	10:13am Ralphine: Amazingly, this yataga album is on Spotify.
	10:14am Ralphine: Sorry. that's yatga.
	10:14am listener james from westwood: Peter Jackson told Sean Astin that he should view his role as Sam vis-a-vis Frodo in "The Lord of the Rings" tril as that of a batman to an officer.
	10:15am efd: ha, I don't think I ever heard this "Kung-Fu Fighting" follow-up!
	10:15am Ralphine: To which Sean Astin gave Peter Jackson a puzzled look.
	10:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...huh - so Robin was more batman than Batman...??...
	10:17am marmalade kitty: rr; Europes military industry dates back to 1850
	10:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (...well - yeah - was always manufacture paid for weapons...but give Ike his point?...)
	10:18am βrian: Ah, the sound of foliage!
	10:22am listener james from westwood: Ralphine: True; that was a Kiwi assuming a Yank would follow a cricket reference and not a Gotham City one!
	10:27am marmalade kitty: pretty little thing called death?
	10:29am bobdoesthings: I'm noticing a theme
	10:29am 12539: (This is turning into some sette.)
	10:29am adrian in mpls: @marmalade kitty - ha! that's good!
	10:31am common: ah, mr. johansen. such a ham!
	10:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...in fact mk - RoyOrbison song about his wife who later died in a motorcycle accident : ( ...
	10:32am lord chesterfield: such a showman
	10:38am bobdoesthings: What's the name for this bed music?
	10:39am bobdoesthings: It's awesome
	10:39am Ralphine: My favorite version of Hindustan.
	10:41am βrian: Two little margaritas, and before you know it, sonorous tinkles.
	10:43am Ralphine: I liked Avant Gardner when Barnett did it on the Tonight Show a few months ago. The musical acts on the late-night talk shows are more to my taste nowadays than they were in the past.
	10:44am Roberto: Aww Hova. The best.
	10:49am Dominick: Ronnie !!!!
	10:50am Ralphine: bobdoesthings: You might find this of use: blog.wfmu.org...
	10:50am Roberto: Duetting Muffs! Sweet.
	10:51am Tamar: Barnett, to continue the theme, Dominick.
	10:54am bobdoesthings: @raplhine! thanks!!! gnarly
	10:55am Guido from Cologne: Endless Sleep is just it's just to recognizeable from the lyrics.
	10:57am bobdoesthings: What's next ? The belles - Melvin?
	11:00am Tamar: I did think about "Melvin," bobdoesthings.
	11:02am bobdoesthings: too obvious?
	11:02am Jeff: Oh, that Melvin.
	11:12am paul b: Usually when someone plays Glendora by the Downliners Sect I mention that the Slickee Boys used to do a great cover of that. I no longer do this because I am too off-put by the blank stares I get when I mention the Slickee Boys.
	11:13am HarktheUmpire: Meridian Brothers! Lovely.
	11:15am marmalade kitty: PB: The who? 0_0
	11:16am Rev. Turnip Druid: @Paul B -- no blank stares here. Surely they weren't just a local/semi-local phenomenon...?
	11:19am paul b: MK: Hah Just you wait til Kim Kanes gets out the voodoo mask
	11:19am Ralphine: I never heard of the Slickee Boys down here in the Confederacy.
	11:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ThuWh♂? - hmm: en.wikipedia.org... ...I think I would not hate them ! ...alternately, the SlickeeBoys were the ones who occupied the viscous space left behind by the SoftBoys?...
	11:22am Cheri Pi: Tell us how they're different Tamar! (ooioo lp/cd)
	11:28am Guido from Cologne: Yes please tell about the difference, I just ordered and cancelled. I know I want this!
	11:30am Ralphine: All this percussion makes me think of The Black Page.
	11:30am Tamar: I'm not sure how they're different yet-- maybe something extra on the vinyl version? The song I played at home on the vinyl doesn't seem to be on the CD version we have at the station.
	11:34am Guido from Cologne: @ ooioo : if we can believe dicscogs, just tracks 2 and 3 are swapped. still I'm puzzled about the difference of the two cd versions.
	11:35am Guido from Cologne: CD: www.discogs.com... LP: www.discogs.com...
	11:37am Lulu: this is aweshome
	11:37am ?: The Times discovers punk (circa '77): In popular music, a raucous, mockviolent sound rapes the eardrum: "punk rock" it is called or snarled. "Groove with me in the gutter, girl," is the message of such groups as the Sex Pistols, who blaze their dumdums through the filigree of old Elvisthe-Pelvis establishment-rock minuets.
	11:37am Tamar: Maybe I'm not hearing things-- or I am hearing things. Thought I could find the track I wanted-- but no.
	11:39am Guido from Cologne: Listening for 1,5 hours and love it! Some own slot in prospect?
	11:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...groove w/ me in the gutter girl!...& what til you see my stalacpipe organ?...
	11:45am Guido from Cologne: i have a Toshiba-EP with some chairman seemingly giving some anniversary speech and Japanese opera music on the flip. Guess theese are all promotion units.
	11:46am listener james from westwood: ?: My guess is the writer of that description and its department editor were both men, what with the casual use of "rapes" there. Yikes!
	11:50am bobdoesthings: Thanks Tamar! great show
	11:51am Tim in VT: Al Jolson influence?
	11:52am Lewis: nice segooey….
	11:52am fred: @Guido 11:34: My guess is that both CD versions are the same, just one for the Japanese market and one for the rest of the world. There could be a difference in the booklet, like track listing in Japanese or Latin script. The LP could have used a different master, with a slightly different mix, that's not that unusual. A totally different mix is rarer, but not unheard of
	11:57am 12539: Thanks, Tamar. Always a pleasant surprise.
	11:59am listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Tamar!
	12:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah - good sub pickin' Trouble !
	1:09pm Tamar: OK, my bad on the OOIOO CD/LP thing. It's about the 2nd/3rd song swap. I didn't think there was any way the first cut on a record side (which is what I wanted to play) could be the second song on a CD, so I must have skipped over it. Two records, four sides. Vinyl or CD, it's all great, either way.

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