WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from December 10, 2014

Listener comments!
	3:01pm Mugsy: Good Afternoon.
	3:01pm KP: Hello, Irwin.
	3:03pm V Priceless: that free offer sounds tempting! Hey Irwin!
	3:05pm Kathy: Subversion from within!! Deep within!!
	3:06pm Polyus: People are always filching my thoughts.
	3:07pm Parq: "Hippocampus pruning hook"?
	3:08pm berbo: if you want subversive, try to find the Todd Haynes biopic, "Superstar".
	3:13pm still b/p: Ludovico and Milgram together in one name...see, already invading and fishin' in our minds even without first-hand nasal cavity access.
	👻 3:14pm βrian: I've known rhinoviruses like that.
	3:16pm Dean: The very first scratch 'n' sniff book.
	3:17pm Peanut: Some good flash back music
	3:18pm Stevel: Hippocampus pruning hook! Hippocampus pruning hook! Hippocampus pruning hook!
	3:18pm Sem Chumbo: I notice this book is English. Certainly, there is more than a whiff of legendary Limey eccentricity about this. A surfeit, in fact.
	3:22pm Sem Chumbo: ...Carefully insert a finger or medical (non-musical) instrument into the nasal cavity. The opening is quite narrow but about 2 metres in it opens out into a larger chamber. Here you will encounter a marsupial called Zimbardo, who guards the entrance to the brain. You will not be able to pass him unless you agree to a wrestling match (Blavatsky rules). Let him win. Once you have access to the brain you will see that its interior resembles bubble wrap. Use your finger/instrument to pop as many of these 'think pockets' as you feel is appropriate. If the subject begins to gurgle or talk backwards, immediately exit the brain via the nostril, ensuring that you take any litter with you...
	3:24pm Polk Biggins: Hello Irwin. That was trickier to type than one might think.
	3:25pm common: hi irwin
	3:26pm Irwin: Hello to everyone who said "Hello." The rest of you can go to Hell(o).
	3:26pm Mike East: Hello Irwin.
	3:27pm Amos: Amos says hello, Irwin.
	3:27pm Irwin: Too late, Mike.
	3:27pm Irwin: Sorry for the cat. Waddled in after the deadline.
	👻 3:28pm Amos: Who wants to post my pic on Reddit?
	3:30pm Dean: The musette didn't explode.
	3:30pm Mike East: dang. atleast I'll have company in hell.
	3:32pm Polk Biggins: With all of the bloody time I spent listening to and obsessing over Ween (in the 90s), you would think someone would have suggested that I check out R. Stevie Moore, but that was not the case. Just an observation.
	3:33pm Dean: That's Peter Gabriel...
	3:33pm Irwin: UK comedian Charlie Drake (1925 - 2006) released this odd single in 1975, featuring an unexpected array of musicians including Phil Collins, Robert Fripp, Keith Tippett, Sandy Denny and Peter Gabriel, who produced and co-wrote the song! A contemporary promo sheet also lists Brian Eno as a player. An unusual aspect of the career of all involved. Phil Collins explained the recording on his website: ""It did indeed feature Robert Fripp, Percy Jones, Keith Tippett, me and Peter G. A friend of Pete's, Martin Hall wrote the song, or possibly co-wrote it with Peter, called You Never Know. Apparently Charlie Drake, who was a huge comedy star of the 50s and 60s, wanted to make a record. How he ended up with this line-up I have no idea! It seems the most obscure set of people to make a comedy record. On the day Charlie, who was quite small, turned up with a brand new denim outfit for his rock debut... it was quite touching to see him at it. Percy Jones and I were already in Brand X by then. The whole session was one of life's interesting snapshots!""
	3:34pm Irwin: I didn't write that ^. Taken off some blog.
	3:35pm Dean: One of my favorite obscure Genesis tracks. Also, Burning Shed recently compiled the Charisma Brand X recordings, including a couple previously unreleased tracks. Real nice.
	3:36pm fleep: fleep greets Irwin from a hot tub full of brimstone. And all y'all.
	3:38pm Dean: Phil Collins, who sang a track or two for Cafe Jacques, thinks Charlie Drake's line-up is obscure?
	3:40pm common: ernie kovacks!
	3:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...hey everybody! Miss anything?...got an ache in my sinus...some memory lapse...real hot in here & it smells like Genesis & denim...nevermind...
	3:41pm listening out there: Solfeggio!
	3:43pm common: you're right, rrv63
	3:45pm listening out there: Accordions of mass destruction...
	👻 3:45pm Alison Porchnik: There's an invisible mice parade in my kitchen every night.
	3:45pm Irwin: That cat belongs on Reddit!
	3:47pm Dean: "You Never Know" demo featuring Gabriel and ... ? http://www.lunapendium.com/images/YouNeverKnow.mp3
	3:54pm Tony Seymour: just woke up and got out the shower and here is the song! hey great......hope y'all like it......inspired directly by jeff becks guitar licks
	3:57pm redkayak: Cool!
	3:59pm Mugsy: Tony Seymour I always enjoy the tracks that Mr. Irwin plays.
	4:10pm Mike East: send a salami to your boy in the army!
	4:10pm cement_dawg: send a salami to your boy in the army
	4:12pm Mike East: ha! nice, cement dawg. some friends and I actually did that for a friend who was overseas. those salamis aren't cheap!
	4:12pm Mugsy: That is written at Katzs in NYC
	4:14pm cement_dawg: i think i'd rather have the pastrami
	4:15pm Mike East: definitely, dawg...I don't think it ships as well, though
	4:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh! The Peace Soliloquy ! Excellent !!
	👻 4:22pm βrian: Oh with the lists!
	4:25pm JakeGould: Hello all!
	4:30pm Tony Seymour: MUGSY.....glad you liked it.......just determined to put poetry into a format that people can dig.......poetry alone just bores me to death......music makes it OK......
	4:35pm Hot Mess: "He treats objects like women."
	4:41pm Dean: But poetry's never alone.
	👻 4:43pm βrian: On to the lugubrious lists.
	👻 4:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: Eardrum straightening?
	👻 4:43pm βrian: Mmmm, Cocktail!
	4:46pm berbo: I felt pretty good about it. Right.
	4:46pm Robert: I'm LOL at this, causing me to cough from whatever they sprayed for the bedbugs.
	4:49pm Robert: The funny thing is, keeping with the theme of that sketch, that I don't know whether the diagnosis of bedbugs was even correct!
	👻 4:51pm βrian: "Call Saul!"
	4:54pm Robert: My landlord's son has allergies, so how do I know those "bites" he had weren't a rash from something else? He had me look at them, but darned if I knew.
	4:57pm cosmic matrix: ME TOO
	5:07pm Mike East: ooh, nice, Joe Frank on NYE. I hope its melancholy. Wouldn't be new years eve without melancholy.
	5:07pm P-90: Back-to-back Joe! Thank you Santa! (and Irwin)
	👻 5:08pm Alison Porchnik: I am sure that there's something really raunchy about this song but I can't quite place it.
	5:21pm efd: I love this Sandy Salisbury song.
	5:22pm P-90: Regrettable that the word "raunchy" has fallen from favor in recent years
	5:23pm Irwin: Curt Boettcher produced that SS song.
	5:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - enjoying the set...show really...
	5:37pm Sem Chumbo: Having a good time this afternoon, being in hell and all notwithstanding. Thanks, Irwin, for the Scarfolk Council thing. A yuk a minute. And the show, natch.
	5:37pm Tommy: That's what I'm talking about
	5:38pm V Priceless: Thrill seekers are urged to check-out the Omnichord Ziggy Stardust album by the Techno Cowboy - I stumbled across it on youtube! A fascinating experience, to say the least!
	5:38pm Roberto: P-NUT Y'ALL!!!
	5:39pm listening out there: Squawk This Way....
	👻 5:39pm chris: Thankful this is not Ken's video show.
	5:43pm Mark: This Hank Mobley's a pretty groovin' track. Come on, now!
	👻 5:43pm chris: To clarify, watching lil' one's perform, those with more talent than i, makes me uncomfortable.... i'm uncomfortable a lot
	👻 5:50pm chris: R-Pop!
	👻 5:53pm chris: Term coined just today on Duane's show, R-Pop = contemporary country = republican pop
	5:54pm blob dobbs: That was the weirdest choir section I've ever heard. Is it a bar for school children?
	5:56pm Hoboken Jack: By gum, she can write AND she can sing! And she can buy gum.
	5:56pm Sem Chumbo: Yah, that was a great segment this morning on John Allen's show. A uke a minute.
	6:17pm Irwin: No Lee Morgan on that Mobley track. No Lee Morgan on the album. No trumpet on the track. Had pulled out another Mobley album with Lee, but didn't play it. Hence, my confusion—contributing to yours.
	10:01pm Don MacHODGE: Common, "hi."

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December 10, 2014: Never a dull moment around here, except for all the dull moments.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Lee Morgan	Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit)	The Gigolo	Blue Note	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Marshall Crenshaw	(They Long to Be) Close to You	Stranger and Stranger	Addie-Ville Records	0:03:30 (Pop-up)
Drive-By Truckers	Primer Coat "Primer Coat" by "Drive-By Truckers"	English Oceans	ATO Records	0:08:52 (Pop-up)
Madder Rose	Altar Boy "Altar Boy" by "Madder Rose"	demos	Madder Rose	0:13:28 (Pop-up)
LCD Soundsystem	Watch the Tapes "Watch the Tapes" by "LCD Soundsystem"	Sound of Silver	Capitol/DFA/EMI	0:16:18 (Pop-up)

Musette Explosion	A Recurring Dream	Introducing Musette Explosion	Aviary	0:24:09 (Pop-up)
Boys Age	Be Your R. Stevie Moore "Be Your R. Stevie Moore" by "Boys Age"	Be Your R. Stevie Moore	Boys Age	0:28:19 (Pop-up)
Charlie Drake	You Never Know "You Never Know" by "Charlie Drake"	Charisma Records 45 (1975)	Charisma	0:31:08 (Pop-up)
Pinback	Chaos Engine "Chaos Engine" by "Pinback"	Pinback	Ace Fu Records	0:34:10 (Pop-up)
The Fortune Tellers	Song of the Nairobi Trio	Song of the Nairobi Trio	Kapp	0:37:45 (Pop-up)

Mice Parade	Galileo "Galileo" by "Mice Parade"	Ramda	Bubblecore	0:42:25 (Pop-up)
Moody Blues	It's Up To You "It's Up To You" by "Moody Blues"	A Question of Balance	Decca	0:48:32 (Pop-up)
Tony Seymour	Big Block (Rocket Poetry Part 2 of 5)	NONE YET	Tony Seymour	0:51:17 (Pop-up)

Mree	Break My Heart "Break My Heart" by "Mree"	Winterwell	Mree	1:57:21 (Pop-up)

Margie Day	Take Out Your False Teeth Daddy	Margie Day	Radiophone Archives	2:06:07 (Pop-up)
Jarby Mc Coy	Dolly and I "Dolly and I" by "Jarby Mc Coy"	Décollages	Jarby McCoy	2:08:16 (Pop-up)
The Seeds	Mr. Farmer "Mr. Farmer" by "The Seeds"	Singles As & Bs 1965-1970	Big Beat	2:11:08 (Pop-up)
Comet Gain	Beautiful Despair "Beautiful Despair" by "Comet Gain"	Broken Record Prayers	What's Your Rupture?	2:13:54 (Pop-up)
Sandy Salisbury	Spell on Me "Spell on Me" by "Sandy Salisbury"	Sandy	Now Sounds	2:17:35 (Pop-up)
Dokkerman and the Turkeying Fellaz	J's Ruff	Mongoose	Budabeats	2:20:34 (Pop-up)
Mob Stereo	Blindfold Yourself With Lust	Ghost Dance EP	Mob Stereo	2:24:29 (Pop-up)

Michele Corino & His Cordovox	Chariot / An Affair to Remember	Music to Remember	Fonit-Cetra	2:31:39 (Pop-up)
Lil Peanut	Walk This Way "Walk This Way" by "Lil Peanut"	Mixed Nuts	Lil Peanut	2:36:45 (Pop-up)
Hank Mobley	Soul Station "Soul Station" by "Hank Mobley"	Soul Station	Blue Note	2:39:02 (Pop-up)
Toby Keith	I Love This Bar "I Love This Bar" by "Toby Keith"	Shock 'N Y'all	DreamWorks	2:47:59 (Pop-up)
Sylvie Simmons	Midnight Cowboy "Midnight Cowboy" by "Sylvie Simmons"	Sylvie	Light in the Attic	2:53:22 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm Mugsy: Good Afternoon.
	3:01pm KP: Hello, Irwin.
	3:03pm V Priceless: that free offer sounds tempting! Hey Irwin!
	3:05pm Kathy: Subversion from within!! Deep within!!
	3:06pm Polyus: People are always filching my thoughts.
	3:07pm Parq: "Hippocampus pruning hook"?
	3:08pm berbo: if you want subversive, try to find the Todd Haynes biopic, "Superstar".
	3:13pm still b/p: Ludovico and Milgram together in one name...see, already invading and fishin' in our minds even without first-hand nasal cavity access.
	👻 3:14pm βrian: I've known rhinoviruses like that.
	3:16pm Dean: The very first scratch 'n' sniff book.
	3:17pm Peanut: Some good flash back music
	3:18pm Stevel: Hippocampus pruning hook! Hippocampus pruning hook! Hippocampus pruning hook!
	3:18pm Sem Chumbo: I notice this book is English. Certainly, there is more than a whiff of legendary Limey eccentricity about this. A surfeit, in fact.
	3:22pm Sem Chumbo: ...Carefully insert a finger or medical (non-musical) instrument into the nasal cavity. The opening is quite narrow but about 2 metres in it opens out into a larger chamber. Here you will encounter a marsupial called Zimbardo, who guards the entrance to the brain. You will not be able to pass him unless you agree to a wrestling match (Blavatsky rules). Let him win. Once you have access to the brain you will see that its interior resembles bubble wrap. Use your finger/instrument to pop as many of these 'think pockets' as you feel is appropriate. If the subject begins to gurgle or talk backwards, immediately exit the brain via the nostril, ensuring that you take any litter with you...
	3:24pm Polk Biggins: Hello Irwin. That was trickier to type than one might think.
	3:25pm common: hi irwin
	3:26pm Irwin: Hello to everyone who said "Hello." The rest of you can go to Hell(o).
	3:26pm Mike East: Hello Irwin.
	3:27pm Amos: Amos says hello, Irwin.
	3:27pm Irwin: Too late, Mike.
	3:27pm Irwin: Sorry for the cat. Waddled in after the deadline.
	👻 3:28pm Amos: Who wants to post my pic on Reddit?
	3:30pm Dean: The musette didn't explode.
	3:30pm Mike East: dang. atleast I'll have company in hell.
	3:32pm Polk Biggins: With all of the bloody time I spent listening to and obsessing over Ween (in the 90s), you would think someone would have suggested that I check out R. Stevie Moore, but that was not the case. Just an observation.
	3:33pm Dean: That's Peter Gabriel...
	3:33pm Irwin: UK comedian Charlie Drake (1925 - 2006) released this odd single in 1975, featuring an unexpected array of musicians including Phil Collins, Robert Fripp, Keith Tippett, Sandy Denny and Peter Gabriel, who produced and co-wrote the song! A contemporary promo sheet also lists Brian Eno as a player. An unusual aspect of the career of all involved. Phil Collins explained the recording on his website: ""It did indeed feature Robert Fripp, Percy Jones, Keith Tippett, me and Peter G. A friend of Pete's, Martin Hall wrote the song, or possibly co-wrote it with Peter, called You Never Know. Apparently Charlie Drake, who was a huge comedy star of the 50s and 60s, wanted to make a record. How he ended up with this line-up I have no idea! It seems the most obscure set of people to make a comedy record. On the day Charlie, who was quite small, turned up with a brand new denim outfit for his rock debut... it was quite touching to see him at it. Percy Jones and I were already in Brand X by then. The whole session was one of life's interesting snapshots!""
	3:34pm Irwin: I didn't write that ^. Taken off some blog.
	3:35pm Dean: One of my favorite obscure Genesis tracks. Also, Burning Shed recently compiled the Charisma Brand X recordings, including a couple previously unreleased tracks. Real nice.
	3:36pm fleep: fleep greets Irwin from a hot tub full of brimstone. And all y'all.
	3:38pm Dean: Phil Collins, who sang a track or two for Cafe Jacques, thinks Charlie Drake's line-up is obscure?
	3:40pm common: ernie kovacks!
	3:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...hey everybody! Miss anything?...got an ache in my sinus...some memory lapse...real hot in here & it smells like Genesis & denim...nevermind...
	3:41pm listening out there: Solfeggio!
	3:43pm common: you're right, rrv63
	3:45pm listening out there: Accordions of mass destruction...
	👻 3:45pm Alison Porchnik: There's an invisible mice parade in my kitchen every night.
	3:45pm Irwin: That cat belongs on Reddit!
	3:47pm Dean: "You Never Know" demo featuring Gabriel and ... ? http://www.lunapendium.com/images/YouNeverKnow.mp3
	3:54pm Tony Seymour: just woke up and got out the shower and here is the song! hey great......hope y'all like it......inspired directly by jeff becks guitar licks
	3:57pm redkayak: Cool!
	3:59pm Mugsy: Tony Seymour I always enjoy the tracks that Mr. Irwin plays.
	4:10pm Mike East: send a salami to your boy in the army!
	4:10pm cement_dawg: send a salami to your boy in the army
	4:12pm Mike East: ha! nice, cement dawg. some friends and I actually did that for a friend who was overseas. those salamis aren't cheap!
	4:12pm Mugsy: That is written at Katzs in NYC
	4:14pm cement_dawg: i think i'd rather have the pastrami
	4:15pm Mike East: definitely, dawg...I don't think it ships as well, though
	4:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh! The Peace Soliloquy ! Excellent !!
	👻 4:22pm βrian: Oh with the lists!
	4:25pm JakeGould: Hello all!
	4:30pm Tony Seymour: MUGSY.....glad you liked it.......just determined to put poetry into a format that people can dig.......poetry alone just bores me to death......music makes it OK......
	4:35pm Hot Mess: "He treats objects like women."
	4:41pm Dean: But poetry's never alone.
	👻 4:43pm βrian: On to the lugubrious lists.
	👻 4:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: Eardrum straightening?
	👻 4:43pm βrian: Mmmm, Cocktail!
	4:46pm berbo: I felt pretty good about it. Right.
	4:46pm Robert: I'm LOL at this, causing me to cough from whatever they sprayed for the bedbugs.
	4:49pm Robert: The funny thing is, keeping with the theme of that sketch, that I don't know whether the diagnosis of bedbugs was even correct!
	👻 4:51pm βrian: "Call Saul!"
	4:54pm Robert: My landlord's son has allergies, so how do I know those "bites" he had weren't a rash from something else? He had me look at them, but darned if I knew.
	4:57pm cosmic matrix: ME TOO
	5:07pm Mike East: ooh, nice, Joe Frank on NYE. I hope its melancholy. Wouldn't be new years eve without melancholy.
	5:07pm P-90: Back-to-back Joe! Thank you Santa! (and Irwin)
	👻 5:08pm Alison Porchnik: I am sure that there's something really raunchy about this song but I can't quite place it.
	5:21pm efd: I love this Sandy Salisbury song.
	5:22pm P-90: Regrettable that the word "raunchy" has fallen from favor in recent years
	5:23pm Irwin: Curt Boettcher produced that SS song.
	5:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - enjoying the set...show really...
	5:37pm Sem Chumbo: Having a good time this afternoon, being in hell and all notwithstanding. Thanks, Irwin, for the Scarfolk Council thing. A yuk a minute. And the show, natch.
	5:37pm Tommy: That's what I'm talking about
	5:38pm V Priceless: Thrill seekers are urged to check-out the Omnichord Ziggy Stardust album by the Techno Cowboy - I stumbled across it on youtube! A fascinating experience, to say the least!
	5:38pm Roberto: P-NUT Y'ALL!!!
	5:39pm listening out there: Squawk This Way....
	👻 5:39pm chris: Thankful this is not Ken's video show.
	5:43pm Mark: This Hank Mobley's a pretty groovin' track. Come on, now!
	👻 5:43pm chris: To clarify, watching lil' one's perform, those with more talent than i, makes me uncomfortable.... i'm uncomfortable a lot
	👻 5:50pm chris: R-Pop!
	👻 5:53pm chris: Term coined just today on Duane's show, R-Pop = contemporary country = republican pop
	5:54pm blob dobbs: That was the weirdest choir section I've ever heard. Is it a bar for school children?
	5:56pm Hoboken Jack: By gum, she can write AND she can sing! And she can buy gum.
	5:56pm Sem Chumbo: Yah, that was a great segment this morning on John Allen's show. A uke a minute.
	6:17pm Irwin: No Lee Morgan on that Mobley track. No Lee Morgan on the album. No trumpet on the track. Had pulled out another Mobley album with Lee, but didn't play it. Hence, my confusion—contributing to yours.
	10:01pm Don MacHODGE: Common, "hi."

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from December 10, 2014

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