WFMU: I'm Sorry I Had To Kill That Guy with Laure: Playlist from August 12, 2014

Listener comments!
	9:07am common: good day, laure. nice start!
	9:08am sphere: morning. :)
	9:08am duke: Good morning Laure and listeners.
	9:09am Andrew Waterloo: good morning
	9:10am maja: saying bye to lou and hi to laure and all having a nice time working with you all
	9:10am glenn: lobster roll!
	9:11am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...hey - have any kinda morning you want - no pressure ...Soulful start ; so far reading that the JamesBrown biopic is uneven but worth it...
	9:23am Lewis: @Laure - as a long time NYC ex-pat I can tell you that you may leave the city, but the city doesn't leave you. Often that is a bittersweet thing. A decade later I still call myself a New Yorker and end up talking to others of the same ilk at parties etc.
	9:24am Henri: Sorry to hear only your "hiatal"show, but sending all good thoughts your way for the journey and enjoying hearing your choices for the show, here in the boro
	9:24am rdkls: Good morning Laure! May this day bring you small enjoyable things
	9:25am Jack: Morning all, another show that I'm digging, getting funny looks from coworkers. Keep it up!
	9:26am adrian in mpls: Morning everyone!
	9:28am Jack: Trane, nice, ahhhh
	9:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Coalllllltraiiinnnn....
	9:31am Mike Sin: I've always enjoyed your show. I listened when you were on the schedule a few years ago. Best of luck to you in your new landing spot. In regard to NYC and its metro area, I think I'm done with it. I still think NYC is amazing, and it was great to be immersed in it when I was younger, but my "days in the sun" around these thar parts over. I'm now seeking year-round beaches, cheap rum drinks, and early-bird dinner specials.
	9:33am northguineahills: I may have to leave as well, as I'm getting plenty of job offers everywhere but here.
	9:33am duke: Rhys Chatham fits my mood today and I'm not sure what that means.
	9:36am adrian in mpls: @duke - i'm with you. I didn't realize that this Chatham piece is what makes PERFECT sense to my brain right now.
	9:36am rdkls: that coltrane track was so lovely, i'm still grooving on it
	9:37am Ken From Hyde Park: Sad to hear you're departing. Keep in touch with the station and see if they can find a podcast situation or a spot on one of the alternate streams. Your shows were quite enjoyable. If you're on the run from killing that guy, best of luck while you're on the lam.
	9:46am Cecile: Yeah, Laure, you might want to talk to Doug. Sorry to hear you are heading out. Liked your shows. You got "New York's Alright if you Like Saxophones?" hahahaha
	9:48am Cecile: Dear Lord, Robin Williams is dead by his own hand. Unbelievable.
	9:49am Brian in UK: The Coltrane track was originally on Coltrane Jazz, my first jazz album. Think the ending is slightly extended. Really turned my head Laure when it came on. I was eighteen again. That takes some doing.
	9:49am Sem Chumbo: Not the exit anyone imagined, I imagine, Cecile.
	9:50am Brian in UK: You can work the stream from anywhere. Tony Coulter is in the North West.
	9:52am glenn: why is everyone so surprised? he suffered from depression. i'm not shocked in the least.
	9:52am Cecile: Sem, he struggled mightily with bipolar depression his whole life. We only saw the manic side. I have my own depression issues, but bipolar is tough, tough, tough.
	9:52am Dr. Goot: Love this Costello tune, thanks!
	9:54am βrian: Dissipating felt skies over the isthmus today. Bonjour.
	9:55am Rev. Turnip Druid: BEHOLD THE ISTHMUS!
	9:55am Cecile: glenn, because most people think funny= happy. I think people are surprised because he worked so hard at battling his demons for the last 30 years.
	9:55am Rev. Turnip Druid: WHAT IT IS!
	9:55am Cecile: REV
	9:56am glenn: huh. comedians are collectively the most bitter, unhappy people out there.
	9:57am glenn: well, except for right wingers.
	9:57am Cecile: yes, glenn, but audiences don't necessarily know that.
	9:57am common: my friend and i were just talking about that...depressed comedians. RIP Robin.
	9:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Coltrane is Home. For me - the only one to rival Hendrix for top honors in many respects. - 'We only saw the manic side' - the RW thing is shocking for just that reason I think C'ec - he seemed so life affirming - not like he was washed up w/ no job offers, unadmired or under-appreciated - entirely the contrary - tho' of course glenn is right. In hindsight - seems so very Manic; some may think him too cute or mainstream or something - but was he not Improv genius of the highest order ?? Wow. & his voice meant something - w/ his social commentary & continuous charitable work. Very very sad.
	9:59am sphere: Robin Williams' "up" was so memorable, just imagine his "down." :(
	10:00am Cecile: I saw him do standup on various shows in the mid 70s before he ever did Mork and Mindy, and I swear to God, still some of the funniest shit I've ever seen.
	10:00am Cecile: exactly, sphere.
	10:00am Sem Chumbo: There. What Sphere said puts it into an understandable context for me, though my friends who are chronically depressed say "You have no idea."
	10:01am ausmanx: i just wish the media would have some perspective on this stuff. a 63-year-old who had a very privileged life choosing to end it all isn't "tragic". it may be a bit sad, but 1000 women and children being slaughtered in Gaza is tragic.
	10:02am Cecile: you don't, but you're still awesome!! :D
	10:02am w41: Hi, how about New York Telephone Conversation by Lou Reed? :)
	10:03am Cecile: The writers who get it do, ausmanx. And we do, as well.
	10:04am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - you're right ausmanx . - but Art & Entertainment matter - they aren't peripheral or 'extra' - especially when things are crap (which is always - more or less).
	10:08am Cecile: I think I appreciate Scott Walker for influencing Marc Almond and Billy McKenzie, but am I bad for wanting to listen to them instead of him?
	10:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (...& Julian Cope...)
	10:09am northguineahills: Scott Walker's most recent album was alright, but I always had a hard time getting into him.
	10:09am KP: Nice Bob, Cecile
	10:09am Cecile: yeah, and Julian Cope.
	10:11am dont try: the highest point is in prospect park
	10:11am Cecile: thanks KP? I liked his Walker Brothers stuff, and think the Electrician and No Regrets later on are brilliant but just can't get my head around his solo stuff.
	10:11am Cecile: And I listen to some weird shit, as you all know.
	10:13am sphere: are you also talking about Walkers' earlier orchestral stuff?
	10:14am Cecile: yes. It made me giggle.
	10:15am northguineahills: Pretty much, as well, but yeah, I like the Walker Brothers stuff (although I didn't hear that until a few years ago).
	10:15am Cecile: Lord knows I tried really hard. Oh, I guess l like his version of "Jackie".
	10:15am northguineahills: ok, time to make some udon!
	10:16am Cecile: are you making the noodles or just the dish?
	10:16am common: i loved scott walker's last record. good stuff. mmmm udon! hungry.
	10:17am Cecile: I do love that he is so adventurous. Never satisfied with doing the same old same old
	10:18am Cecile: I love OUTHUD and this track.
	10:21am βrian: Is it pronounced "ow-thud?"
	10:21am Rev. Turnip Druid: No longer whisked off to strange and mysterious meetings. Deploy the headphones. Time to git on in there...
	10:22am βrian: Oops, didn't read the playlist ...
	10:28am KP: Oops, Cecile. i blame that on having just woke up. Laura has been kind of great with these fill-ins.
	10:28am KP: Oops, Cecile. i blame that on having just woke up. Laura has been kind of great with these fill-ins.
	10:31am Cecile: hahahahahha!
	10:31am Cecile: and she has, hasn't she?
	10:32am βrian: When I was kid I wondered about those "burros of New York."
	10:32am Tome: .. wants another Ride on the LL > bit.ly...
	10:34am Tome: ..oh and Nanoo Nanoo everyone ,,
	10:34am dont try: best thing: ubiquitous bars and pizza
	10:35am Layet: The L train is cool, but I love taking the K train to the P train when I have to go uptown.
	10:35am Sem Chumbo: @tome: The Canadian version had "Nanook, Nanook" over-dubbed.
	10:36am berlusconi's nose: Hmmmm, I am a New Yorker expatriate living in Beijing. Aside from WFMU, I don't miss New York much. But, I can listen to FMU online and don't have to deal with New York BS.
	10:36am KP: What's good about New York is i can get up and walk over to see Leonard Cohen's plaque outside the Chelsea Hotel and often do.
	10:37am βrian: It's within driving distance of Vermont?
	10:38am Tome: there was a K, and for a short time before a KK train actually ,,
	10:39am glenn: but no KKK train, one hopes.
	10:40am Cecile: yay! John Gavanti!
	10:41am Tome: 1969 > bit.ly...
	10:41am mellowing breath: 100,000 fireflies cover by the afghan wigs please, all our friends are in New York...
	10:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...book 'Darkness & Scattered Light' suggests TheCity has Culture, but the Country has Life (Old Testament is Temple vs. Tent) - JimMorrison: 'The City is a Circle w/ Death @ its' Center'...
	10:43am Layet: I didn't know that Tome! Thanks. When friends and I would be working awful freelance jobs in Manhattan, we'd go on and on about made up commutes just to annoy the project managers. Slack versus Ambition in NYC was one of my favorite things.
	10:44am Priscilla: We saw Leonard Cohen on Sixth Avenue a few weeks ago. My husband recognized him — he had a jaunty hat on.
	10:44am βrian: Jaunty Hat!
	10:46am common: this is great. love his voice!
	10:48am KP: What's good about NY is Le Poisson Rogue, Joe's Pub, Webster Hall, Bowery Electric, City Winery, Otto's, Irving Plaza, Cake Shop, Continental and Pianos and many more are all within walking distance.
	10:49am KP: And Monty Hall is a ferry away!
	10:53am Henri: You might include in the show "Rockaway Beach" by The Ramones
	10:54am dont try: Glenn Kenny of Trouser Press wrote of John Gavanti: "Some have called this the most unlistenable record ever made, and that's a fine invitation indeed."
	10:56am P-90: Would Leonard Cohen ever wear a less-than-jaunty hat? Conversely, does any hat become jaunty if Leonard Cohen wears it?
	11:01am glenn: why is the wfmu performance space named after an ex-pat canadian? do x-ray and jonesy know about this?
	11:08am βrian: Jaunty bass.
	11:11am Jeff: Holy crap - I didn't think anyone else remembered the Pop-O-Pies.
	11:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Trouble is big shoes to fill - but I'm gettin' clicky☆ carpaltunnel here...
	11:16am βrian: Clicks are for kids!
	11:18am sugarwolf: I would play this song over and over and over in college.
	11:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the Virtues of Immaturity...
	11:23am william: New York, USA reminds of... Paris. Heard a wild version of this Acapella somewhere close to Montmarte in 09 during fete du la musique.
	11:24am glenn: how about mick ronson? slaughter on 1oth avenue.
	11:25am micah: whoa this song gives me 1990 flashbacks when bongwater and the east village were "edgy"
	11:25am P-90: Jaunty folk song. Er, "Folk Song."
	11:26am βrian: That was due to the coffee.
	11:26am micah: god the 80s sucked. sucking and shopping.
	11:27am duke: This may be the greatest song ever
	11:29am Tome: she only missed the LL ...
	11:29am P-90: Was the East Village still "edgy" in 1990?
	11:30am βrian: Where I come from, aunt rhymes with ant, too. Odd that.
	11:32am KP: Still didnt get name right. Great work, Laure. hope to hear more from you here on almost ave a.
	11:34am Cheri Pi: Dooooooooom!
	11:35am k beach: Get in my car and hear Doom, excellent
	11:35am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: @P-90: yes
	11:37am PKNY: Man, Gil Scott-Heron is soooo necessary right now, thanks for playing!
	11:38am dont try: RIP gil
	11:39am berlusconi's nose: New York is too expensive
	11:40am berlusconi's nose: And these days, most New Yorkers are not friendly
	11:41am berlusconi's nose: Just drunk
	11:46am Cecile: hola, PI
	11:47am Tome: Great Show Laure !,, perfect fill in for Ms. Trouble,, and I'm sure she's diggin' it now if she's also listening ..
	11:50am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: @berlusconi'd nose: yes, yes and yes!
	11:50am DJ Easy Wind: Laure, just my luck really digging your show for the first time ever & it's your last one - ugh! I missed hearing where you are headed? Geographically? Any more Radio in your future? Best wishes to you!!!
	11:55am sphere: good luck, laure.
	11:57am slugluv1313: @ ausmanx -- what Cecile said! good morning, Laure and listeners -- just tuning in now bummer, will miss your shows -- but i wish you awesomeness no matter where you go! (and as others have suggested, perhaps you can grace us with your presence via pod casts, etc.?) omg Gil Scott Heron ALWAYS does it for me . . . and SUICIDE! THANK YOU!!!
	11:57am βrian: Or we could guess! Hmmm, New Orleans? Minneapolis?
	11:59am berlusconi's nose: @ Jennique, nyc romanticism is over
	12:01pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Indeed, indeed. It gets harder and harder to stay here.
	12:01pm βrian: And easier and easier not to visit there ...
	5:19pm Laure: Thanks everyone for your comments. Keep NYC warm for me...

I'm Sorry I Had To Kill That Guy with Laure: Playlist from August 12, 2014

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August 12, 2014: NYC See Ya

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Tower Recordings	elle p. #107 "elle p. #107" by "Tower Recordings"
James Brown	Down and Out in New York City	Black Caesar
Bill Callahan	Bowery "Bowery" by "Bill Callahan"	Rough Travel For A Rare Thing
Swans	93 Ave B Blues "93 Ave B Blues" by "Swans"	The Seer

Giant Sand	NYC of Time "NYC of Time" by "Giant Sand"	All over the Map
John Coltrane	Village Blues (Alternate Take)	Heavyweight Champion		0:25:23 (Pop-up)
Rhys Chatham	Massacre on MacDougal Street	An Angel Moves Too Fast to See: Selected Works 1971-1989		0:30:45 (Pop-up)
Yo La Tengo	Panic in Central Park	Shortbus		0:49:20 (Pop-up)
Elvis Costello	New Amsterdam "New Amsterdam" by "Elvis Costello"	Get Happy!!		0:50:30 (Pop-up)
Pharoah Sanders	Mas in Brooklyn (Highlife)	Shukuru		0:53:11 (Pop-up)

Scott Walker	Manhattan "Manhattan" by "Scott Walker"	Tilt		1:01:19 (Pop-up)
Bob Dylan	Hard Times in New York Town	The Bootleg Series Vol 1		1:07:44 (Pop-up)
Loren Connors & David Grubbs	The Highest Point in Brooklyn	Arborvitae		1:09:59 (Pop-up)
Out Hud	The L Train is A Swell Train and I Don't Want to Hear You Indies Complain	S.T.R.E.E.T. D.A.D.		1:16:53 (Pop-up)

Leonard Cohen	Chelsea Hotel #2 "Chelsea Hotel #2" by "Leonard Cohen"	The Best Of		1:34:46 (Pop-up)
John Gavanti	Side 1 "Side 1" by "John Gavanti"	John Gavanti		1:36:24 (Pop-up)
Interpol	NYC "NYC" by "Interpol"	PDA single		1:57:27 (Pop-up)

Nina Simone	Cental Park Blues "Cental Park Blues" by "Nina Simone"	Little Girl Blue		2:03:45 (Pop-up)
Pop O Pies	I <3 NYC "I <3 NYC" by "Pop O Pies"	Joe's Second Record		2:09:53 (Pop-up)
Philip Glass	Aunt Rose "Aunt Rose" by "Philip Glass"	Hydrogen Jukebox	By Allen Ginsberg	2:11:36 (Pop-up)
Serge Gainsbourg	New York USA "New York USA" by "Serge Gainsbourg"	Intégrale		2:16:41 (Pop-up)
Bongwater	Folk Song "Folk Song" by "Bongwater"	The Power of Pussy		2:18:31 (Pop-up)

Fred Frith	Union Square "Union Square" by "Fred Frith"	Step Across the Border		2:31:39 (Pop-up)
MF Doom	Kon Karne "Kon Karne" by "MF Doom"			2:33:18 (Pop-up)
Gil Scott-Heron and Brian Jackson	New York City	It's Your World		2:37:01 (Pop-up)
Psychic TV	New York Story "New York Story" by "Psychic TV"			2:40:56 (Pop-up)
Suicide	Harlem "Harlem" by "Suicide"	The Second Album + The First Rehearsal Tapes		2:46:58 (Pop-up)
I-Roy	New York City "New York City" by "I-Roy"	The God Father		2:57:05 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:07am common: good day, laure. nice start!
	9:08am sphere: morning. :)
	9:08am duke: Good morning Laure and listeners.
	9:09am Andrew Waterloo: good morning
	9:10am maja: saying bye to lou and hi to laure and all having a nice time working with you all
	9:10am glenn: lobster roll!
	9:11am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...hey - have any kinda morning you want - no pressure ...Soulful start ; so far reading that the JamesBrown biopic is uneven but worth it...
	9:23am Lewis: @Laure - as a long time NYC ex-pat I can tell you that you may leave the city, but the city doesn't leave you. Often that is a bittersweet thing. A decade later I still call myself a New Yorker and end up talking to others of the same ilk at parties etc.
	9:24am Henri: Sorry to hear only your "hiatal"show, but sending all good thoughts your way for the journey and enjoying hearing your choices for the show, here in the boro
	9:24am rdkls: Good morning Laure! May this day bring you small enjoyable things
	9:25am Jack: Morning all, another show that I'm digging, getting funny looks from coworkers. Keep it up!
	9:26am adrian in mpls: Morning everyone!
	9:28am Jack: Trane, nice, ahhhh
	9:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Coalllllltraiiinnnn....
	9:31am Mike Sin: I've always enjoyed your show. I listened when you were on the schedule a few years ago. Best of luck to you in your new landing spot. In regard to NYC and its metro area, I think I'm done with it. I still think NYC is amazing, and it was great to be immersed in it when I was younger, but my "days in the sun" around these thar parts over. I'm now seeking year-round beaches, cheap rum drinks, and early-bird dinner specials.
	9:33am northguineahills: I may have to leave as well, as I'm getting plenty of job offers everywhere but here.
	9:33am duke: Rhys Chatham fits my mood today and I'm not sure what that means.
	9:36am adrian in mpls: @duke - i'm with you. I didn't realize that this Chatham piece is what makes PERFECT sense to my brain right now.
	9:36am rdkls: that coltrane track was so lovely, i'm still grooving on it
	9:37am Ken From Hyde Park: Sad to hear you're departing. Keep in touch with the station and see if they can find a podcast situation or a spot on one of the alternate streams. Your shows were quite enjoyable. If you're on the run from killing that guy, best of luck while you're on the lam.
	9:46am Cecile: Yeah, Laure, you might want to talk to Doug. Sorry to hear you are heading out. Liked your shows. You got "New York's Alright if you Like Saxophones?" hahahaha
	9:48am Cecile: Dear Lord, Robin Williams is dead by his own hand. Unbelievable.
	9:49am Brian in UK: The Coltrane track was originally on Coltrane Jazz, my first jazz album. Think the ending is slightly extended. Really turned my head Laure when it came on. I was eighteen again. That takes some doing.
	9:49am Sem Chumbo: Not the exit anyone imagined, I imagine, Cecile.
	9:50am Brian in UK: You can work the stream from anywhere. Tony Coulter is in the North West.
	9:52am glenn: why is everyone so surprised? he suffered from depression. i'm not shocked in the least.
	9:52am Cecile: Sem, he struggled mightily with bipolar depression his whole life. We only saw the manic side. I have my own depression issues, but bipolar is tough, tough, tough.
	9:52am Dr. Goot: Love this Costello tune, thanks!
	9:54am βrian: Dissipating felt skies over the isthmus today. Bonjour.
	9:55am Rev. Turnip Druid: BEHOLD THE ISTHMUS!
	9:55am Cecile: glenn, because most people think funny= happy. I think people are surprised because he worked so hard at battling his demons for the last 30 years.
	9:55am Rev. Turnip Druid: WHAT IT IS!
	9:55am Cecile: REV
	9:56am glenn: huh. comedians are collectively the most bitter, unhappy people out there.
	9:57am glenn: well, except for right wingers.
	9:57am Cecile: yes, glenn, but audiences don't necessarily know that.
	9:57am common: my friend and i were just talking about that...depressed comedians. RIP Robin.
	9:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Coltrane is Home. For me - the only one to rival Hendrix for top honors in many respects. - 'We only saw the manic side' - the RW thing is shocking for just that reason I think C'ec - he seemed so life affirming - not like he was washed up w/ no job offers, unadmired or under-appreciated - entirely the contrary - tho' of course glenn is right. In hindsight - seems so very Manic; some may think him too cute or mainstream or something - but was he not Improv genius of the highest order ?? Wow. & his voice meant something - w/ his social commentary & continuous charitable work. Very very sad.
	9:59am sphere: Robin Williams' "up" was so memorable, just imagine his "down." :(
	10:00am Cecile: I saw him do standup on various shows in the mid 70s before he ever did Mork and Mindy, and I swear to God, still some of the funniest shit I've ever seen.
	10:00am Cecile: exactly, sphere.
	10:00am Sem Chumbo: There. What Sphere said puts it into an understandable context for me, though my friends who are chronically depressed say "You have no idea."
	10:01am ausmanx: i just wish the media would have some perspective on this stuff. a 63-year-old who had a very privileged life choosing to end it all isn't "tragic". it may be a bit sad, but 1000 women and children being slaughtered in Gaza is tragic.
	10:02am Cecile: you don't, but you're still awesome!! :D
	10:02am w41: Hi, how about New York Telephone Conversation by Lou Reed? :)
	10:03am Cecile: The writers who get it do, ausmanx. And we do, as well.
	10:04am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - you're right ausmanx . - but Art & Entertainment matter - they aren't peripheral or 'extra' - especially when things are crap (which is always - more or less).
	10:08am Cecile: I think I appreciate Scott Walker for influencing Marc Almond and Billy McKenzie, but am I bad for wanting to listen to them instead of him?
	10:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (...& Julian Cope...)
	10:09am northguineahills: Scott Walker's most recent album was alright, but I always had a hard time getting into him.
	10:09am KP: Nice Bob, Cecile
	10:09am Cecile: yeah, and Julian Cope.
	10:11am dont try: the highest point is in prospect park
	10:11am Cecile: thanks KP? I liked his Walker Brothers stuff, and think the Electrician and No Regrets later on are brilliant but just can't get my head around his solo stuff.
	10:11am Cecile: And I listen to some weird shit, as you all know.
	10:13am sphere: are you also talking about Walkers' earlier orchestral stuff?
	10:14am Cecile: yes. It made me giggle.
	10:15am northguineahills: Pretty much, as well, but yeah, I like the Walker Brothers stuff (although I didn't hear that until a few years ago).
	10:15am Cecile: Lord knows I tried really hard. Oh, I guess l like his version of "Jackie".
	10:15am northguineahills: ok, time to make some udon!
	10:16am Cecile: are you making the noodles or just the dish?
	10:16am common: i loved scott walker's last record. good stuff. mmmm udon! hungry.
	10:17am Cecile: I do love that he is so adventurous. Never satisfied with doing the same old same old
	10:18am Cecile: I love OUTHUD and this track.
	10:21am βrian: Is it pronounced "ow-thud?"
	10:21am Rev. Turnip Druid: No longer whisked off to strange and mysterious meetings. Deploy the headphones. Time to git on in there...
	10:22am βrian: Oops, didn't read the playlist ...
	10:28am KP: Oops, Cecile. i blame that on having just woke up. Laura has been kind of great with these fill-ins.
	10:28am KP: Oops, Cecile. i blame that on having just woke up. Laura has been kind of great with these fill-ins.
	10:31am Cecile: hahahahahha!
	10:31am Cecile: and she has, hasn't she?
	10:32am βrian: When I was kid I wondered about those "burros of New York."
	10:32am Tome: .. wants another Ride on the LL > bit.ly...
	10:34am Tome: ..oh and Nanoo Nanoo everyone ,,
	10:34am dont try: best thing: ubiquitous bars and pizza
	10:35am Layet: The L train is cool, but I love taking the K train to the P train when I have to go uptown.
	10:35am Sem Chumbo: @tome: The Canadian version had "Nanook, Nanook" over-dubbed.
	10:36am berlusconi's nose: Hmmmm, I am a New Yorker expatriate living in Beijing. Aside from WFMU, I don't miss New York much. But, I can listen to FMU online and don't have to deal with New York BS.
	10:36am KP: What's good about New York is i can get up and walk over to see Leonard Cohen's plaque outside the Chelsea Hotel and often do.
	10:37am βrian: It's within driving distance of Vermont?
	10:38am Tome: there was a K, and for a short time before a KK train actually ,,
	10:39am glenn: but no KKK train, one hopes.
	10:40am Cecile: yay! John Gavanti!
	10:41am Tome: 1969 > bit.ly...
	10:41am mellowing breath: 100,000 fireflies cover by the afghan wigs please, all our friends are in New York...
	10:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...book 'Darkness & Scattered Light' suggests TheCity has Culture, but the Country has Life (Old Testament is Temple vs. Tent) - JimMorrison: 'The City is a Circle w/ Death @ its' Center'...
	10:43am Layet: I didn't know that Tome! Thanks. When friends and I would be working awful freelance jobs in Manhattan, we'd go on and on about made up commutes just to annoy the project managers. Slack versus Ambition in NYC was one of my favorite things.
	10:44am Priscilla: We saw Leonard Cohen on Sixth Avenue a few weeks ago. My husband recognized him — he had a jaunty hat on.
	10:44am βrian: Jaunty Hat!
	10:46am common: this is great. love his voice!
	10:48am KP: What's good about NY is Le Poisson Rogue, Joe's Pub, Webster Hall, Bowery Electric, City Winery, Otto's, Irving Plaza, Cake Shop, Continental and Pianos and many more are all within walking distance.
	10:49am KP: And Monty Hall is a ferry away!
	10:53am Henri: You might include in the show "Rockaway Beach" by The Ramones
	10:54am dont try: Glenn Kenny of Trouser Press wrote of John Gavanti: "Some have called this the most unlistenable record ever made, and that's a fine invitation indeed."
	10:56am P-90: Would Leonard Cohen ever wear a less-than-jaunty hat? Conversely, does any hat become jaunty if Leonard Cohen wears it?
	11:01am glenn: why is the wfmu performance space named after an ex-pat canadian? do x-ray and jonesy know about this?
	11:08am βrian: Jaunty bass.
	11:11am Jeff: Holy crap - I didn't think anyone else remembered the Pop-O-Pies.
	11:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Trouble is big shoes to fill - but I'm gettin' clicky☆ carpaltunnel here...
	11:16am βrian: Clicks are for kids!
	11:18am sugarwolf: I would play this song over and over and over in college.
	11:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the Virtues of Immaturity...
	11:23am william: New York, USA reminds of... Paris. Heard a wild version of this Acapella somewhere close to Montmarte in 09 during fete du la musique.
	11:24am glenn: how about mick ronson? slaughter on 1oth avenue.
	11:25am micah: whoa this song gives me 1990 flashbacks when bongwater and the east village were "edgy"
	11:25am P-90: Jaunty folk song. Er, "Folk Song."
	11:26am βrian: That was due to the coffee.
	11:26am micah: god the 80s sucked. sucking and shopping.
	11:27am duke: This may be the greatest song ever
	11:29am Tome: she only missed the LL ...
	11:29am P-90: Was the East Village still "edgy" in 1990?
	11:30am βrian: Where I come from, aunt rhymes with ant, too. Odd that.
	11:32am KP: Still didnt get name right. Great work, Laure. hope to hear more from you here on almost ave a.
	11:34am Cheri Pi: Dooooooooom!
	11:35am k beach: Get in my car and hear Doom, excellent
	11:35am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: @P-90: yes
	11:37am PKNY: Man, Gil Scott-Heron is soooo necessary right now, thanks for playing!
	11:38am dont try: RIP gil
	11:39am berlusconi's nose: New York is too expensive
	11:40am berlusconi's nose: And these days, most New Yorkers are not friendly
	11:41am berlusconi's nose: Just drunk
	11:46am Cecile: hola, PI
	11:47am Tome: Great Show Laure !,, perfect fill in for Ms. Trouble,, and I'm sure she's diggin' it now if she's also listening ..
	11:50am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: @berlusconi'd nose: yes, yes and yes!
	11:50am DJ Easy Wind: Laure, just my luck really digging your show for the first time ever & it's your last one - ugh! I missed hearing where you are headed? Geographically? Any more Radio in your future? Best wishes to you!!!
	11:55am sphere: good luck, laure.
	11:57am slugluv1313: @ ausmanx -- what Cecile said! good morning, Laure and listeners -- just tuning in now bummer, will miss your shows -- but i wish you awesomeness no matter where you go! (and as others have suggested, perhaps you can grace us with your presence via pod casts, etc.?) omg Gil Scott Heron ALWAYS does it for me . . . and SUICIDE! THANK YOU!!!
	11:57am βrian: Or we could guess! Hmmm, New Orleans? Minneapolis?
	11:59am berlusconi's nose: @ Jennique, nyc romanticism is over
	12:01pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Indeed, indeed. It gets harder and harder to stay here.
	12:01pm βrian: And easier and easier not to visit there ...
	5:19pm Laure: Thanks everyone for your comments. Keep NYC warm for me...

I'm Sorry I Had To Kill That Guy with Laure: Playlist from August 12, 2014

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