WFMU: Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from October 23, 2014

Listener comments!
	3:03am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Julie. Would not miss this extra-special edition of Dark Night for anything. Hello, dark nighters everywhere. This means you, Euro people.
	🦇 3:04am Julie: Good morning, Sem!
	3:05am Bad Ghost Zero: Hiya!
	🦇 3:06am Julie: Heya BGZ!
	3:08am P-90: Good Morning Julie and Local Celebrity Gaylord fields.
	🦇 3:09am Julie: heya p-90!
	3:09am Trystero: Davies is pronounced 'Davis'
	🦇 3:09am Julie: I know, but I can't do it consistently so I'm pronouncing it the way Americans do
	3:10am Trystero: Morning Julie and Gaylord by the way. Where are my manners?
	🦇 3:10am Julie: don't forget, silent fundraiser <----
	🦇 3:10am Julie: Morning Trystero!
	🦇 3:11am Aitch: I'm listening in Sydney Australia, it's 6pm thursday and I love The Kinks. Nice
	🦇 3:11am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: God Save the Kinks !
	🦇 3:11am Julie: yay Aitch!
	3:13am Andrew Fetter: Hi everyone! I'm at work, so I'll be listening sporadically, but it's sounding great so far.
	🦇 3:15am Aitch: Hard to believe it's 50 years old. Just turned 50 myself even harder to believe.
	🦇 3:15am Julie: thanks Andrew!
	🦇 3:15am Julie: Yeah crazy!
	3:16am Matt from Springfield in Germany: The Kontroversy kontinues! Hi Julie--and hi Gaylord! Love the Kinks, love these Kinks shows, glad that when I finally get a moment (and good nuff Wifi) to check in here, I land on this special episode!
	🦇 3:18am Julie: heya Matt! Staying up for this huh?
	3:20am Matt from Springfield in Germany: In GMT+1 land, I actually woke up at 9 for this! :) in Frankfurt right now, returning to the States and GMT-5 land on Sat.
	🦇 3:21am Julie: ohhh nice
	3:22am listeningcat: For me?
	🦇 3:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It sounds odd @ 1st - but here's an NPR concert of Ray Davies w/ a Choir : www.npr.org... - & - >Direct Link< to mp3 audio of same (for later, of course) : podcastdownload.npr.org... - that is of course amazing - especially the Village Green segment !
	🦇 3:23am Julie: He had an entire album with a choir
	🦇 3:24am Julie: the only thing I thought worked on it was waterloo sunset
	3:26am listeningcat: Did the 60s really happen?
	🦇 3:26am Julie: I don't know I wasn't there :(
	3:28am Trystero: Y-fronts
	3:29am Sem Chumbo: HIya, the Matt! P-90, another in a series of late nights, I guess? Loving all of this, Julie. No Isadora dancing for me...this scarf is too long, and dangerous.
	3:30am party sub: hi julie and gaylord happy to be awake and listening to you
	3:30am Matt from Springfield in Germany: Yes! You can def do The Swim to this! C'mon and Swim!
	🦇 3:31am Julie: hey there party sub!
	🦇 3:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - & here's Ray Davies as Guest DJ & Interview on NPR : www.npr.org... - w/ >Direct Link< to mp3 audio of that : podcastdownload.npr.org... ... ☆ing all these tracks & this here 'episode' is elementary ! ...
	3:35am Matt from Springfield in Germany: Hiya Sem! And I'm totally saving that Gaylord fragment myself! :) Fake Beatles w harmonica, or Fake Stones??
	3:35am listeningcat: interesting, who invented quiet loud songs? I never wondered that before, hmm, wondering ..
	🦇 3:36am Julie: maybe that song So Quiet
	3:36am Matt from Springfield in Germany: YES, early Kinks and Glam Suzi work well together!
	🦇 3:36am Julie: I would say that is more a Mickie Most love of Kinks
	3:36am listeningcat: now a duet!
	🦇 3:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'Like Everybody Else' is prime Proto-Punk ; The Kinks are so often included right in w/ American GarageRawk - & yet Ray is such a pioneering & uniquely intelligent & sensitive writer...The Kinks - sigh...Mick Avory was a Stone for a minute, or almost a Stone ??... ...Matt in the Olde World !!...
	3:39am ! I X Key !: ! Julie & Gaylord are just about as awesomes as a mountain made of possums (o:
	🦇 3:39am Julie: awww thanks! I think?
	3:40am listeningcat: there are mountains made of possums?
	3:43am listeningcat: we don't have those in England
	🦇 3:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...on YouTube watched a BBC doc about TheKinks - & the Class situation in the 1960s element really was made explicit ; wunna them things you accept instinctually, but is remarkable when pointed out. They/Ray reacted almost in real time to those struggles & impressions - & that's part of what makes their Music so powerful & enduring. The Beatles were lower-WorkingClass Northerners who became like Royalty, & ThyeKinks of course were 'Muswell Hillbillies' - & of course all Society was in uproar in the 1960s (altho' the Economy was great) - &tc &tc. ...
	3:44am Matt from Springfield in Germany: Original Dandy! So Gaylord, what other disco songs are you NOT going to play? ;)
	3:46am listeningcat: The Beatles were not lower-WorkingClass! They lived in semis!
	3:48am Matt from Springfield in Germany: Hello back to the Newe World, from the Olde!
	🦇 3:48am Julie: keep hitting a lot of Dave
	🦇 3:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...wull - The Beatles were maybe more MiddleClass (is that what semis indicates??) than people think (esp. John) - but they sure gambled their futures on Music... ...& the unique situation of TheKinks not being able to tour America in the crucial 'British Invasion' years resulted in different artistic decisions than others too...They came to America (we're talking 22-year olds or something), & their Manager abandons them !!...
	3:52am Sem Chumbo: A working class hero is something to be A working class hero is something to be If you want to be a hero, well, just follow me If you want to be a hero, well, just follow me.
	3:53am Matt from Springfield in Germany: Wicked Annabella! This was a very "ahead" song for the time!
	3:54am Berg: Kinks & Koffee to kick off the day here - hi Julie
	🦇 3:54am Julie: Morning Berg!
	3:55am party sub: vau-duh-ville
	3:57am Matt from Springfield in Germany: @RRN63 A blessing in disguise, the Kinks became the truly "British" British Invasion. Another astonishing song for '68: "God save little shops, China cups and VIRGINITY!"
	🦇 3:57am Julie: <----
	3:58am Matt from Springfield in Germany: Audio Radio Colour Co-ordination
	4:01am Trystero: Julie, just curious: to what other artists would you dedicate your entire show? There can't be that many so deserving.
	🦇 4:01am Julie: oops white keys on black keys
	🦇 4:02am Julie: I did Kate. I've been considering doing Floyd. I could do the Moodies..I'd like to do that with Frank O'Toole.
	4:02am marmalade kitty: Good morning Julie & Gaylord!
	🦇 4:02am Julie: Morning MK!
	4:03am Matt from Springfield in Germany: Amy Annelle has done a great acoustic version of "Too much on my mind". Ooh, harpsichord sneaking! :D
	4:04am marmalade kitty: situation vacant!
	4:04am Matt from Springfield in Germany: Morning MK!
	4:05am marmalade kitty: Hi Matt!
	🦇 4:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That BBC doc : www.youtube.com... - zactly Gaylord ! ...Dylan has - or had - the same thing : reacting to - & commenting on - things @ one & the same time...
	4:10am Matt from Springfield in Germany: God save Pathetic Nostalgists!
	4:10am marmalade kitty: but the big sky is too big to sympathize
	4:11am Sem Chumbo: God Save the Peripatetic Neologists.
	🦇 4:14am Julie: everyone sing...
	🦇 4:15am Julie: Shangri-LAAAAAAAAAA
	4:15am marmalade kitty: I'm playing along :)
	4:17am Matt from Springfield in Germany: @Sem I'm also a Peripatetic Nostalgist :)
	4:18am Sem Chumbo: Multi-dimensional, as always, Matt.
	4:28am fred: Good morning everybody Zadie Smith used the lyrics to a few Kinks songs in her book NW: You really got me, Village Green Preservation Society, and Willesden Green
	🦇 4:30am Julie: Morning Fred!
	4:32am marmalade kitty: I love the lola instrumental on percy
	🦇 4:33am Julie: Whoa MK you're psychic
	4:33am Meghan: Brrrrr.... It took a lot of effort to leave the warm bed..... Good morning
	🦇 4:33am Julie: Morning Meghan
	🦇 4:34am Julie: was darn cold last night
	4:39am marmalade kitty: Arthur is a "mini opera" theme
	4:40am marmalade kitty: after fighting in the war
	4:40am Trystero: Lots of prescient insight, Gaylord. Good stuff!
	🦇 4:41am Julie: Gaylord knows EVERYTHING
	🦇 4:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...ooh - I Go to Sleep...or I should !...geez - you guys & your unmissable programming !...everybody ☆ everything for me...
	4:49am Meghan: That warm shower was hard to leave...... Oh it's not winter yet! I'm doomed!
	🦇 4:49am Julie: But you don't what'll happen!
	🦇 4:49am Julie: When I came home tonight I was all wet and cold, couldn't get warm.
	🦇 4:51am Julie: Hey Bungalow bill...
	4:51am Sem Chumbo: G'Night, RevRab!
	4:53am b k: Maybe I have such good memories of "Schoolboys In Disgrace" because I bought it the week I was kicked out of boarding school but it seems to be a forgotten album.(I did get it in the cut out bin for .99 cents)(kicked out of boarding school for sneaking off campus to go see Rush)
	🦇 4:55am Julie: There's some good stuff on it, I played at least one on our previous shows
	4:57am Trystero: jarring change of decades.
	🦇 4:58am Julie: I think this is a really good album though
	4:59am Trystero: New stuff for me. Appreciate the education.
	🦇 5:01am Julie: Low Budget is another really good one.. It wasn't until the late 80s that things got less interesting for me, round the time of Think Visual.
	🦇 5:04am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Julie & Gaylord. I saw Ray Davies at The Chance in Poughkeepsie in the mid-90s. This show is great.
	🦇 5:05am Julie: thanks Ken!
	5:08am pierre: Late tune in ! But Bonjour Julie and friends !
	🦇 5:09am Julie: hey there Pierre!
	🦇 5:22am Julie: there Gaylord goes with the country-tinged songs again
	🦇 5:22am Julie: Don't forget the widget over there <---- and enter your pet as mascot!
	5:34am cgm: I don't remember this song at all, and I played the hell out of this record.
	5:36am cgm: I just saw the playlist and had to check that Ray Davies hadn't died.
	🦇 5:37am Julie: awww..that happened last time we did a Kinks show..something thought Dave had died
	5:39am cgm: This is my new favorite FMU show!
	🦇 5:40am Julie: It's not usually like this, cgm hope I don't disappoint you!
	🦇 5:40am Julie: no shoegaze this week
	🦇 5:41am Julie: We're already talking about doing a 4th Kinks show..next year I guess!
	5:42am Karol: Nothing beats a decadic musical banter on a thursday evening, love you all
	🦇 5:43am Julie: Karol you should go back and listen to the other shows we did.. october 2012..then it was a real competition
	5:46am DeaconDave: Something tells me Julie loves the Kinks.
	5:47am Matt from Springfield in Germany: The Big Sky makes its way back in! (The non-Kate one!) Kind of "Riki Tiki Tavi-ish" rapped segment.
	5:47am Sem Chumbo: Very little can compare to Julie and Gaylord warbling Shangri-la together. Gotta love free form to pieces. Having a lot of fun listening, thanks both of you!
	🦇 5:48am Julie: Yeah I've been trying to get him to do a Kinks thing with me for the Hoof & mouth. One of these days
	🦇 5:49am Julie: I think Mary & I sang my opening song one time..I can't remember
	🦇 5:49am Julie: we did it every week OFF the air
	🦇 5:50am Julie: and yes Birthday Massacre will be back next week along with one or maybe TWO bands
	5:50am Caryn: Dammit, slept in and missed the show! Thank heavens for the archives.
	🦇 5:51am Julie: Hey Caryn! good morning!
	🦇 5:52am Julie: This has been so much fun..thanks for listening everyone!
	🦇 5:54am Julie: my woman from tokyo...
	5:54am Matt from Springfield in Germany: Morning Caryn! This is an Archive I want to return to as well! It was great to listen to while getting ready here but couldn't hear parts over the shower!
	🦇 5:55am Julie: this is from 1968 and it really sounds like it's meant to be an 80s song, like the Romantics version
	🦇 5:55am Julie: shower more quietly!
	5:57am Matt from Springfield in Germany: (Drip....drop...drip...) Thanks so much for another amazing Kinks show, and thanks Gaylord for coming in so late! Looking forward to the fourth one already!
	5:58am Matt from Springfield in Germany: Have a great Thursday, everyone! :)
	🦇 5:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Glad there are more Kinks songs for future shows. Have a good week. Looking forward to the next special.
	9:45am V Priceless: Hi Julie & Gaylord! What an incredible show! Can't wait to catch the archive! God save The Kinks!
	9:54am kat330: @ 10/23/14 5:22am Julie: I'm only at the start of the archive, but in the first two-song match-up, I thought your "So Mystifying" had a bit more country than G.'s pick. But yours was my pick IAE. :)
	10:12am kat330: Utterly agree w/ both your picks from "Kinda Kinks" as well as your reasons for each! "Tired of Waiting" was, IIRC, the very first record I bought on my own.
	11:13am kat330: @Julie & Gaylord: An archival delight -- thanks! Re: your harpsichord discussion: I believe they still have kits reasonably priced where you can put together your own. But you can also get a decent simulation from various synth keyboards. I use either a Korg or a Yamaha for my own harpsichord-backed tracks, and the latter keyboard is only $150 or so.
	11:46am rev peas: I love punk rocks drunken dads!!!!!!
	10:30am Frank Lim: I live for their music, it's the only thing that gets me by...

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from October 23, 2014

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Familiar & forgotten gems from 50-plus years of music on the darker side, shoegaze, synthpop, goth, psychedelia, darkwave, with unapologetic detours into 70s pop. In a dark night of the soul, it's always 3 o'clock in the morning.

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October 23, 2014: Kinks Kollision -- With special guest Gaylord Fields

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
The Kinks	Little Miss Queen of Darkness (mono)	Face to Face	1966		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Mister Pleasant "Mister Pleasant" by "The Kinks"	Face to Face (reissue)	1966	Bonus track	0:02:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Kinks	Mick Avory's Underpants				0:05:44 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	So Mystifying "So Mystifying" by "The Kinks"	The Kinks	1964		0:11:41 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	I Took My Baby Home "I Took My Baby Home" by "The Kinks"	The Kinks	1964		0:14:29 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Nothing In The World Can Stop Me Worrying About That Girl	Kinda Kinks	1965		0:16:20 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Tired of Waiting "Tired of Waiting" by "The Kinks"	Kinda Kinks	1965		0:18:57 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	I Am Free "I Am Free" by "The Kinks"	The Kink Kontroversy	1965		0:21:23 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Ring The Bells "Ring The Bells" by "The Kinks"	The Kink Kontroversy	1965		0:23:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Kinks	Mick Avory's Underpants				0:26:07 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Dandy "Dandy" by "The Kinks"	Face to Face	1966		0:40:02 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Too Much on My Mind "Too Much on My Mind" by "The Kinks"	Face to Face	1966		0:42:14 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Love Me Till the Sun Shines	Something Else By The Kinks	1967		0:44:41 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	No Return "No Return" by "The Kinks"	Something Else By The Kinks	1967		0:47:52 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Wicked Annabella "Wicked Annabella" by "The Kinks"	The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society	1968		0:49:50 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	The Village Green Preservation Society	The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society	1968		0:52:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Kinks	Mick Avory's Underpants				0:55:16 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Brainwashed "Brainwashed" by "The Kinks"	Arthur or The Decline and Fall of the British Empire	1969		1:09:26 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Shangri-La "Shangri-La" by "The Kinks"	Arthur or The Decline and Fall of the British Empire	1969		1:12:17 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Top of the Pops "Top of the Pops" by "The Kinks"	Lola Versus Powerman And The Moneygoround, Part One	1970		1:17:21 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	This Time Tomorrow "This Time Tomorrow" by "The Kinks"	Lola Versus Powerman And The Moneygoround, Part One	1970		1:20:58 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	20th Century Man "20th Century Man" by "The Kinks"	Muswell Hillbillies	1971		1:24:51 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Oklahoma, USA "Oklahoma, USA" by "The Kinks"	Muswell Hillbillies	1971		1:30:02 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Kinks	Lola "Lola" by "The Kinks"	Percy (OST)			1:32:40 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Mirror of Love "Mirror of Love" by "The Kinks"	Preservation Act 2	1974		1:44:22 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Sweet Lady Genevieve "Sweet Lady Genevieve" by "The Kinks"	Preservation Act 1	1973		1:47:39 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Yo-Yo "Yo-Yo" by "The Kinks"	Give The People What They Want	1981		1:51:05 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Around the Dial "Around the Dial" by "The Kinks"	Give The People What They Want	1981		1:55:09 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Catch Me Now I'm Falling	Low Budget	1979		2:00:21 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Moving Pictures "Moving Pictures" by "The Kinks"	Low Budget	1979		2:06:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Kinks	Lola "Lola" by "The Kinks"	Percy (OST)			2:09:41 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Young Conservatives "Young Conservatives" by "The Kinks"	State of Confusion	1983		2:16:50 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Long Distance "Long Distance" by "The Kinks"	State of Confusion	1983		2:20:58 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Sold Me Out "Sold Me Out" by "The Kinks"	Word of Mouth	1984		2:26:11 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Summer's Gone "Summer's Gone" by "The Kinks"	Word of Mouth	1984		2:29:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Kinks	Shangri-La (backing track)	Arthur or The Decline and Fall of the British Empire (deluxe)			2:33:37 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Stormy Sky "Stormy Sky" by "The Kinks"	Sleepwalker	1977		2:39:41 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Big Sky "Big Sky" by "The Kinks"	The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society	1968		2:43:35 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Live Life "Live Life" by "The Kinks"	Misfits	1978		2:46:27 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Mr. Songbird "Mr. Songbird" by "The Kinks"	The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society (deluxe)			2:49:37 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	She's Got Everything "She's Got Everything" by "The Kinks"	Face to Face (Deluxe)			2:51:53 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Good Luck Charm "Good Luck Charm" by "The Kinks"	BBC Sessions 1964-1977			2:54:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Kinks	Mick Avory's Underpants				2:56:14 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:03am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Julie. Would not miss this extra-special edition of Dark Night for anything. Hello, dark nighters everywhere. This means you, Euro people.
	🦇 3:04am Julie: Good morning, Sem!
	3:05am Bad Ghost Zero: Hiya!
	🦇 3:06am Julie: Heya BGZ!
	3:08am P-90: Good Morning Julie and Local Celebrity Gaylord fields.
	🦇 3:09am Julie: heya p-90!
	3:09am Trystero: Davies is pronounced 'Davis'
	🦇 3:09am Julie: I know, but I can't do it consistently so I'm pronouncing it the way Americans do
	3:10am Trystero: Morning Julie and Gaylord by the way. Where are my manners?
	🦇 3:10am Julie: don't forget, silent fundraiser <----
	🦇 3:10am Julie: Morning Trystero!
	🦇 3:11am Aitch: I'm listening in Sydney Australia, it's 6pm thursday and I love The Kinks. Nice
	🦇 3:11am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: God Save the Kinks !
	🦇 3:11am Julie: yay Aitch!
	3:13am Andrew Fetter: Hi everyone! I'm at work, so I'll be listening sporadically, but it's sounding great so far.
	🦇 3:15am Aitch: Hard to believe it's 50 years old. Just turned 50 myself even harder to believe.
	🦇 3:15am Julie: thanks Andrew!
	🦇 3:15am Julie: Yeah crazy!
	3:16am Matt from Springfield in Germany: The Kontroversy kontinues! Hi Julie--and hi Gaylord! Love the Kinks, love these Kinks shows, glad that when I finally get a moment (and good nuff Wifi) to check in here, I land on this special episode!
	🦇 3:18am Julie: heya Matt! Staying up for this huh?
	3:20am Matt from Springfield in Germany: In GMT+1 land, I actually woke up at 9 for this! :) in Frankfurt right now, returning to the States and GMT-5 land on Sat.
	🦇 3:21am Julie: ohhh nice
	3:22am listeningcat: For me?
	🦇 3:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It sounds odd @ 1st - but here's an NPR concert of Ray Davies w/ a Choir : www.npr.org... - & - >Direct Link< to mp3 audio of same (for later, of course) : podcastdownload.npr.org... - that is of course amazing - especially the Village Green segment !
	🦇 3:23am Julie: He had an entire album with a choir
	🦇 3:24am Julie: the only thing I thought worked on it was waterloo sunset
	3:26am listeningcat: Did the 60s really happen?
	🦇 3:26am Julie: I don't know I wasn't there :(
	3:28am Trystero: Y-fronts
	3:29am Sem Chumbo: HIya, the Matt! P-90, another in a series of late nights, I guess? Loving all of this, Julie. No Isadora dancing for me...this scarf is too long, and dangerous.
	3:30am party sub: hi julie and gaylord happy to be awake and listening to you
	3:30am Matt from Springfield in Germany: Yes! You can def do The Swim to this! C'mon and Swim!
	🦇 3:31am Julie: hey there party sub!
	🦇 3:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - & here's Ray Davies as Guest DJ & Interview on NPR : www.npr.org... - w/ >Direct Link< to mp3 audio of that : podcastdownload.npr.org... ... ☆ing all these tracks & this here 'episode' is elementary ! ...
	3:35am Matt from Springfield in Germany: Hiya Sem! And I'm totally saving that Gaylord fragment myself! :) Fake Beatles w harmonica, or Fake Stones??
	3:35am listeningcat: interesting, who invented quiet loud songs? I never wondered that before, hmm, wondering ..
	🦇 3:36am Julie: maybe that song So Quiet
	3:36am Matt from Springfield in Germany: YES, early Kinks and Glam Suzi work well together!
	🦇 3:36am Julie: I would say that is more a Mickie Most love of Kinks
	3:36am listeningcat: now a duet!
	🦇 3:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'Like Everybody Else' is prime Proto-Punk ; The Kinks are so often included right in w/ American GarageRawk - & yet Ray is such a pioneering & uniquely intelligent & sensitive writer...The Kinks - sigh...Mick Avory was a Stone for a minute, or almost a Stone ??... ...Matt in the Olde World !!...
	3:39am ! I X Key !: ! Julie & Gaylord are just about as awesomes as a mountain made of possums (o:
	🦇 3:39am Julie: awww thanks! I think?
	3:40am listeningcat: there are mountains made of possums?
	3:43am listeningcat: we don't have those in England
	🦇 3:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...on YouTube watched a BBC doc about TheKinks - & the Class situation in the 1960s element really was made explicit ; wunna them things you accept instinctually, but is remarkable when pointed out. They/Ray reacted almost in real time to those struggles & impressions - & that's part of what makes their Music so powerful & enduring. The Beatles were lower-WorkingClass Northerners who became like Royalty, & ThyeKinks of course were 'Muswell Hillbillies' - & of course all Society was in uproar in the 1960s (altho' the Economy was great) - &tc &tc. ...
	3:44am Matt from Springfield in Germany: Original Dandy! So Gaylord, what other disco songs are you NOT going to play? ;)
	3:46am listeningcat: The Beatles were not lower-WorkingClass! They lived in semis!
	3:48am Matt from Springfield in Germany: Hello back to the Newe World, from the Olde!
	🦇 3:48am Julie: keep hitting a lot of Dave
	🦇 3:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...wull - The Beatles were maybe more MiddleClass (is that what semis indicates??) than people think (esp. John) - but they sure gambled their futures on Music... ...& the unique situation of TheKinks not being able to tour America in the crucial 'British Invasion' years resulted in different artistic decisions than others too...They came to America (we're talking 22-year olds or something), & their Manager abandons them !!...
	3:52am Sem Chumbo: A working class hero is something to be A working class hero is something to be If you want to be a hero, well, just follow me If you want to be a hero, well, just follow me.
	3:53am Matt from Springfield in Germany: Wicked Annabella! This was a very "ahead" song for the time!
	3:54am Berg: Kinks & Koffee to kick off the day here - hi Julie
	🦇 3:54am Julie: Morning Berg!
	3:55am party sub: vau-duh-ville
	3:57am Matt from Springfield in Germany: @RRN63 A blessing in disguise, the Kinks became the truly "British" British Invasion. Another astonishing song for '68: "God save little shops, China cups and VIRGINITY!"
	🦇 3:57am Julie: <----
	3:58am Matt from Springfield in Germany: Audio Radio Colour Co-ordination
	4:01am Trystero: Julie, just curious: to what other artists would you dedicate your entire show? There can't be that many so deserving.
	🦇 4:01am Julie: oops white keys on black keys
	🦇 4:02am Julie: I did Kate. I've been considering doing Floyd. I could do the Moodies..I'd like to do that with Frank O'Toole.
	4:02am marmalade kitty: Good morning Julie & Gaylord!
	🦇 4:02am Julie: Morning MK!
	4:03am Matt from Springfield in Germany: Amy Annelle has done a great acoustic version of "Too much on my mind". Ooh, harpsichord sneaking! :D
	4:04am marmalade kitty: situation vacant!
	4:04am Matt from Springfield in Germany: Morning MK!
	4:05am marmalade kitty: Hi Matt!
	🦇 4:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That BBC doc : www.youtube.com... - zactly Gaylord ! ...Dylan has - or had - the same thing : reacting to - & commenting on - things @ one & the same time...
	4:10am Matt from Springfield in Germany: God save Pathetic Nostalgists!
	4:10am marmalade kitty: but the big sky is too big to sympathize
	4:11am Sem Chumbo: God Save the Peripatetic Neologists.
	🦇 4:14am Julie: everyone sing...
	🦇 4:15am Julie: Shangri-LAAAAAAAAAA
	4:15am marmalade kitty: I'm playing along :)
	4:17am Matt from Springfield in Germany: @Sem I'm also a Peripatetic Nostalgist :)
	4:18am Sem Chumbo: Multi-dimensional, as always, Matt.
	4:28am fred: Good morning everybody Zadie Smith used the lyrics to a few Kinks songs in her book NW: You really got me, Village Green Preservation Society, and Willesden Green
	🦇 4:30am Julie: Morning Fred!
	4:32am marmalade kitty: I love the lola instrumental on percy
	🦇 4:33am Julie: Whoa MK you're psychic
	4:33am Meghan: Brrrrr.... It took a lot of effort to leave the warm bed..... Good morning
	🦇 4:33am Julie: Morning Meghan
	🦇 4:34am Julie: was darn cold last night
	4:39am marmalade kitty: Arthur is a "mini opera" theme
	4:40am marmalade kitty: after fighting in the war
	4:40am Trystero: Lots of prescient insight, Gaylord. Good stuff!
	🦇 4:41am Julie: Gaylord knows EVERYTHING
	🦇 4:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...ooh - I Go to Sleep...or I should !...geez - you guys & your unmissable programming !...everybody ☆ everything for me...
	4:49am Meghan: That warm shower was hard to leave...... Oh it's not winter yet! I'm doomed!
	🦇 4:49am Julie: But you don't what'll happen!
	🦇 4:49am Julie: When I came home tonight I was all wet and cold, couldn't get warm.
	🦇 4:51am Julie: Hey Bungalow bill...
	4:51am Sem Chumbo: G'Night, RevRab!
	4:53am b k: Maybe I have such good memories of "Schoolboys In Disgrace" because I bought it the week I was kicked out of boarding school but it seems to be a forgotten album.(I did get it in the cut out bin for .99 cents)(kicked out of boarding school for sneaking off campus to go see Rush)
	🦇 4:55am Julie: There's some good stuff on it, I played at least one on our previous shows
	4:57am Trystero: jarring change of decades.
	🦇 4:58am Julie: I think this is a really good album though
	4:59am Trystero: New stuff for me. Appreciate the education.
	🦇 5:01am Julie: Low Budget is another really good one.. It wasn't until the late 80s that things got less interesting for me, round the time of Think Visual.
	🦇 5:04am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Julie & Gaylord. I saw Ray Davies at The Chance in Poughkeepsie in the mid-90s. This show is great.
	🦇 5:05am Julie: thanks Ken!
	5:08am pierre: Late tune in ! But Bonjour Julie and friends !
	🦇 5:09am Julie: hey there Pierre!
	🦇 5:22am Julie: there Gaylord goes with the country-tinged songs again
	🦇 5:22am Julie: Don't forget the widget over there <---- and enter your pet as mascot!
	5:34am cgm: I don't remember this song at all, and I played the hell out of this record.
	5:36am cgm: I just saw the playlist and had to check that Ray Davies hadn't died.
	🦇 5:37am Julie: awww..that happened last time we did a Kinks show..something thought Dave had died
	5:39am cgm: This is my new favorite FMU show!
	🦇 5:40am Julie: It's not usually like this, cgm hope I don't disappoint you!
	🦇 5:40am Julie: no shoegaze this week
	🦇 5:41am Julie: We're already talking about doing a 4th Kinks show..next year I guess!
	5:42am Karol: Nothing beats a decadic musical banter on a thursday evening, love you all
	🦇 5:43am Julie: Karol you should go back and listen to the other shows we did.. october 2012..then it was a real competition
	5:46am DeaconDave: Something tells me Julie loves the Kinks.
	5:47am Matt from Springfield in Germany: The Big Sky makes its way back in! (The non-Kate one!) Kind of "Riki Tiki Tavi-ish" rapped segment.
	5:47am Sem Chumbo: Very little can compare to Julie and Gaylord warbling Shangri-la together. Gotta love free form to pieces. Having a lot of fun listening, thanks both of you!
	🦇 5:48am Julie: Yeah I've been trying to get him to do a Kinks thing with me for the Hoof & mouth. One of these days
	🦇 5:49am Julie: I think Mary & I sang my opening song one time..I can't remember
	🦇 5:49am Julie: we did it every week OFF the air
	🦇 5:50am Julie: and yes Birthday Massacre will be back next week along with one or maybe TWO bands
	5:50am Caryn: Dammit, slept in and missed the show! Thank heavens for the archives.
	🦇 5:51am Julie: Hey Caryn! good morning!
	🦇 5:52am Julie: This has been so much fun..thanks for listening everyone!
	🦇 5:54am Julie: my woman from tokyo...
	5:54am Matt from Springfield in Germany: Morning Caryn! This is an Archive I want to return to as well! It was great to listen to while getting ready here but couldn't hear parts over the shower!
	🦇 5:55am Julie: this is from 1968 and it really sounds like it's meant to be an 80s song, like the Romantics version
	🦇 5:55am Julie: shower more quietly!
	5:57am Matt from Springfield in Germany: (Drip....drop...drip...) Thanks so much for another amazing Kinks show, and thanks Gaylord for coming in so late! Looking forward to the fourth one already!
	5:58am Matt from Springfield in Germany: Have a great Thursday, everyone! :)
	🦇 5:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Glad there are more Kinks songs for future shows. Have a good week. Looking forward to the next special.
	9:45am V Priceless: Hi Julie & Gaylord! What an incredible show! Can't wait to catch the archive! God save The Kinks!
	9:54am kat330: @ 10/23/14 5:22am Julie: I'm only at the start of the archive, but in the first two-song match-up, I thought your "So Mystifying" had a bit more country than G.'s pick. But yours was my pick IAE. :)
	10:12am kat330: Utterly agree w/ both your picks from "Kinda Kinks" as well as your reasons for each! "Tired of Waiting" was, IIRC, the very first record I bought on my own.
	11:13am kat330: @Julie & Gaylord: An archival delight -- thanks! Re: your harpsichord discussion: I believe they still have kits reasonably priced where you can put together your own. But you can also get a decent simulation from various synth keyboards. I use either a Korg or a Yamaha for my own harpsichord-backed tracks, and the latter keyboard is only $150 or so.
	11:46am rev peas: I love punk rocks drunken dads!!!!!!
	10:30am Frank Lim: I live for their music, it's the only thing that gets me by...

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from October 23, 2014

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