WFMU: Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from March 23, 2015

Listener comments!
	12:08am Matt from Springfield: squeekity squeek-squeek! Upside-Down Bats RE-UNITE!!! Hellllloo there, Julie and Dark Knights! :D
	12:09am sugarwolf: hello!
	12:09am Matt from Springfield: sugarwolf! Good way past evening!
	12:11am sugarwolf: good morning, Matt!
	12:11am Listener Robert: Got to be the loneliest shift, immediately after marathon. I salute you, but won't be listening. Good night.
	12:11am Matt from Springfield: I love this piece--the really amazing thing is that Carlos did a version of "Music for the Funeral of Queen Mary" by Henry Purcell--the music to this is actually over 300 years old.
	12:12am Caryn: Morning! Sleep, what sleep?
	12:12am Matt from Springfield: I'm off tomorrow, so what good fortune for me! Hi Caryn! Not Marathoned-out yet? :)
	12:13am P-90: Well Hello Julie, it's so nice to have you back where you belong...
	12:13am Andrew Waterloo: hello
	12:14am Matt from Springfield: @P-90: "Dark lift us up where we belong..." @Julie: Not a huge fan of the Birthday Massacre theme when you first started it, but I love it more with each hearing!
	🦇 12:14am Ken From Hyde Park: So, who's up for some frosty milk shakes?
	12:14am Caryn: @Matt: Well, I still have to catch up on the archives of shows I missed on Friday and Saturday when I was travelling. And gotta be here for Julie! (But that's not Marathon, that's post-Marathon activity.)
	12:14am Phillip in Brooklyn: Hello Julie:-) we missed you at the party. Or maybe you were there in the audience
	🦇 12:14am Julie: Oh my, late to playlist and all these comments! Hi folks!
	12:14am Matt from Springfield: Frosty CHOC'LATE milk shakes!!
	12:15am fleep: The rare time zone advantage, still plenty of evening left here. Howdy, Julie!
	12:15am Matt from Springfield: Hi Julie! So glad you have you back on! :)
	12:15am Caryn: I will now have a breakfast of vanilla coke and chocolate chip cookies just to keep me going a couple of more hours.
	12:15am Phillip in Brooklyn: I was hoping I'd see you tonight at the marathon party
	12:17am -andrew-: Hey Julie! Nice to have you back again.
	12:17am listener mark: Hi Julie, Happy post-marathon party!
	12:17am Matt from Springfield: Whaddaya know, I missed a fill-in for Scott McDowell on Mar 5--well that's queued up in my Archive lineup!
	12:17am Andrew Waterloo: I enjoyed the time shift when I was in Europe last.
	12:17am P-90: @Matt: it's a quintessentially English-sounding piece, so doing a squiggly synth arrangement neatly suggested the milieu of the book, an England of the future that's still truly English, but all dystopian and shit
	12:19am northguineahills: W00!, It's Julie!
	12:19am Matt from Springfield: Absolutely P-90! And Hearty White once played the "analogue" version of that, sounded the same but with brass instead of squiggly-synthy-synth brass.
	12:20am JakeGould: For the record, “A Clockwork Orange” always creeps me out in ways most films don’t.
	🦇 12:21am Julie: Hey Hey guys! Settling in for some calm here at party central .
	12:22am P-90: Love that snare drum tone
	12:24am Caryn: I swear to god I've heard the "analogue" version of Purcell's work in a movie too, but trying to google that music and movies always leads to A Clockwork Orange and wikipedia is no help, so I guess I'll run across it when rewatching movies, if ever.
	12:24am Matt from Springfield: The tumultous calm...
	12:25am Matt from Springfield: @Caryn: That's how it'll have to be, until there's a way to "Bookmark" scenes from life.
	12:28am P-90: Band name inspired by the graphic on Julie's page: "Rorschach Jizzblob"
	12:29am Caryn: This is the period of Status Quo I enjoy. 80s' Status Quo? Ugh.
	12:29am Andrew Waterloo: Caryn, do you mean acoustic version?
	12:29am Matt from Springfield: "But, what KIND of jizzblob? Are you threatened, or happy, or something else about this jizzblob? And, why "jizz" and not "spoogeblob"??..
	12:30am Tome: Julie welcome , always a nice surprise ,, esp after tonight's Marathon !
	12:30am Caryn: Just looked out of the window for the first time in 15 hours, and it's snowed! @Andrew: yeah, but since Matt referred to it as the "analogue" version earlier, I thought I'd continue in that vein.
	12:30am Matt from Springfield: The quintessential Status Quo song to me. Never knew what "pictures of matchstick men" is supposed to mean, but love these psych riffs. @Caryn: Bands that lasted that long, typically should not have. Think Jefferson Airplane from this period, into "Starship" of the 80s!
	12:31am fleep: Spoogeblob Squarepants?
	12:32am P-90: Wasn't Judy Jetson briefly infatuated with with a futuristic Punk rocker named Rorschach Spoogeblob?
	12:32am Matt from Springfield: Gasp! You've cracked the secret fleep! Maybe he started out as one of Elaine Benes' "hoarded" sponges...
	12:33am Andrew Waterloo: Caryn figured one of you simply drew a blank on the proper word, hence the quotes.
	12:33am Matt from Springfield: The lunatic - is on the narrow way!...
	12:34am Caryn: @Matt: I thought it had already been established that Bikini Bottom is located near the Bikini Atoll, and thus all the characters on the show are clearly radioactive mutated forms of sealife?
	12:34am Andrew Waterloo: Some poor kid in my home town is being harassed because her name is Isis. Ironically, Facebook almost kicked her off because they assumed her named was fake.
	12:37am Matt from Springfield: @Caryn: Makes sense, but a tossed-out contraceptive sponge in the pollution would provide the biological sample. I'm not a molecular biologist but I know enough to pitch the concept for a 60s Sherwood Schwartz sitcom about it on TV...
	12:39am Caryn: @Matt: let us know how the pitch goes, because you have a ready audience here.
	🦇 12:40am Ken From Hyde Park: "The Secrets of Isis" TV show from the 70s - www.tv.com...
	🦇 12:40am Julie: I love these little radio icons
	12:40am Danne D: Yay Julie Dark :) perfect post marathon dj
	12:40am P-90: @Andrew: that's so fucked up, Isis is a name with so many positive, particularly female-empowering connotations. And Joanna Cameron looked so good in those boots...
	12:41am Matt from Springfield: Splendid! :) It should star the late Bob Denver, in a Gilligans Island-Far Out Space Nuts combo of getting to close to an A-bomb and being able to live undersea with these cartoon mutant talking creatures.
	🦇 12:41am Julie: I loved that show Isis!
	🦇 12:42am Ken From Hyde Park: More pledges must be rolling in. The counter shows 99% now.
	12:42am Matt from Springfield: So does Dave Hill! Deflect this wonderful name from evil--refer to the terrorists as the "Daesh Douchebags" from now on!!
	12:42am Andrew Waterloo: it's not like the Egyptian Isis is an obscure concept.
	12:42am Matt from Springfield: Hi Danne D, welcome!
	12:43am Matt from Springfield: @Andrew: And I had already pointed out on a Dave Hill playlist that they named themselves after a pagan Egyptian goddess, so ought to behead themselves, just to be safe.
	🦇 12:44am Ken From Hyde Park: Hey Danne D, you heard who won the trip to Primavera Sound?
	🦇 12:44am Julie: hey there Danne!
	12:44am Andrew Waterloo: It looks like ISIS is going to implode because they can't agree on a flavour of crazy.
	12:44am JakeGould: @Julie: My childhood crushes were on Kristy McNichol and Joanna Cameron (aka: Isis).
	12:45am Matt from Springfield: Ben from NYC. Might it be "Studio B Ben"?
	12:45am Caryn: Don't the frigging terrorists have alternative names like ISIL anyway? The news should use those so that the lovely name Isis wouldn't have to constantly be connected with the bs. @Matt: hah! @Ken from HP: to be fair, Ken said it was 99 % when he ended the Marathon. But I think pledges will continue to trickle in today and tomorrow at least.
	🦇 12:45am Julie: I saw Joanna in some tv movie about Miss America with Farrah Fawcett she was cool
	12:45am JakeGould: So you are all saying that Isis needs some better project managment?
	12:47am P-90: Yo Danne! I still think Goddamn Dave should contact Joanna Cameron about doing an "Isis vs. ISIS" comedy thingie. Could be a running, episodic bit, she could participate by phone from Cali...
	12:47am JakeGould: And here she is as a “Union Oil Sparkle Girl” youtu.be/2n7cJhkfnP4
	12:48am JakeGould: And here she is as a “Union Oil Sparkle Girl” youtu.be...
	12:50am Ike: @Caryn@12:34, that's actually more or less the concept behind most of the weird characters in Adventure Time, minus the sea part.
	12:50am Matt from Springfield: An increasingly "hazy fantasy" this has become!
	12:52am Caryn: @Ike: true. I guess we could say that radioactivity has moved on from just giving us memorable monsters like Godzilla to giving us popular animated characters.
	12:53am Andrew Waterloo: I perfectly understand this Johanna Cameron crush thing.
	🦇 12:54am Ken From Hyde Park: I heard Shaina (from Dave Hill's show) had a baby boy and named him Monty.
	12:54am Andrew Waterloo: I have the Kraftwerk song stuck in my head now.
	12:55am Matt from Springfield: "Monte" to be exact, but good to know the delivery went through fine! RRN63 can provide a custom astrological chart, once we know the date and time of birth...
	12:55am Matt from Springfield: The label is "The Blog That Celebrates Itself"??! :)
	🦇 12:56am Ken From Hyde Park: Ah, cool. Thanks, Matt.
	12:57am Andrew Waterloo: Legendary Pink Dots have been releasing a lot of stuff lately.
	🦇 12:57am Julie: Yep it's a blog
	🦇 12:57am Julie: LPD seems to have 100 releases
	12:58am Clay Pigeon: Good seeing you at the Hoopf N Mouth, Julie! Look at all your comments. Wow! U.R. Loved.... Are you still in Studio B?
	🦇 12:58am Julie: Yessir Mr Pigeon
	12:59am Clay Pigeon: *hoof, I mean
	12:59am Caryn: Clay! Your performance was one of the highlights of the H&M!
	1:00am Matt from Springfield: Clay Pigeon, you're getting closer to your fans! Nice job, yerself! :)
	1:00am Clay Pigeon: Thanks, Caryn. It was so much fun. I envy your snow. Ski season is ending. Thank you, Matt! Hey why don't I have a heart thing. I pledged!
	🦇 1:01am Julie: Clay is a rock star
	1:01am Raika: Clay! you were the highlight of Hoof n Mouth for me this year. it was awesome
	1:02am P-90: @Jake: There you go, maybe ISIS should deploy some Islamic State Sparkle Girls to freshen their image
	1:02am Clay Pigeon: I am old Julie. Ha! Those high notes killed me. Aww thank you Raika. Jules have a good show. I have to crash and rejoin society tomorrow. Ugh. Thanks for pledging everyone!!!
	🦇 1:03am Julie: Nite Clay!
	1:04am JakeGould: @P-90: Yup! And that commercial is funny 1970s sexist-not-sexist. Meaning the guy in the car says she isn’t going to help them sell gas. Then they explain she’s a “Sparkle Girl” comes by and smiles at the guy. Then the guy is all “Fill er up again!” But regardless, she is wearing a nice outfit and doing a good job making an oily, frimy gas station “sparkle.”
	1:04am Matt from Springfield: Good night Clay! And hello, Nanase Hikaru! Lovely to hear the music-box of "jibrille-silent mourning" again!!
	1:05am JakeGould: @Clay: “Hey why don't I have a heart thing. I pledged!” It means the computer doesn’t personally like you.
	1:05am P-90: Pleasant dreams, Clay! And: Welcome Monte F-Berg!
	1:05am Caryn: @P-90: apparently, ISIS has employed more Sparkle Boys. Lots of propaganda vids apparently focus on young, pretty-boy ISIS members to try and attract tween and teen girls to join up. Sheesh.
	1:08am P-90: apparently there's no twisted thing I can dream up that doesn't have an even more twisted real-life counterpart...
	1:09am Andrew Waterloo: It's been fun but time for me to crash.. g'night all.
	1:09am Matt from Springfield: "Whatevershebringswesing", wonderful title. Julie really finds great album titles, like "If The Sky Falls, We shall Catch The Larks" and of course "My People Were Fair And Had Sky In Their Hair... But Now They're Content To Wear Stars On Their Brows" :)
	🦇 1:11am Julie: nite Andrew!
	1:11am JakeGould: Just listened to ZZ Top’s “La Grange” and sounds like this T.Rex “Visions of Domino” in it’s own way.
	1:12am P-90: Goodnight Andrew
	1:12am Caryn: @P-90: several months back, 3 UK girls were caught on the border on their way to "meet their new cute boyfriends in Iraq". Of course, it gets even darker because any girls that end up with ISIS are used as sex slaves and passed around as gifts for fighters (that's how they lure the guys to join). ISIS also buys kidnapped girls (like some of the ones Boko Haram kidnapped) for the same purposes. Ugh.
	1:12am Matt from Springfield: Very true, there is a similarity of rhythm. Tell that to BGZ, he was born in La Grange and is a station expert on that song.
	1:13am Matt from Springfield: Crash, and arise refreshed Andrew! "Voices Carry" cover!
	1:13am JakeGould: Early ZZ Top is pretty great.
	1:16am JakeGould: I don’t know about anyone else, but this rebound winter in NYC is really a downer. Looking forward to Thursday and Friday when it’s like springish and in the 50s.
	1:17am Matt from Springfield: In Our Lives, we've loved WFMU more.
	1:18am Matt from Springfield: Nice and 'gazey and hazy! Now I'm wondering what kind of album sequence this originally appeared in on the Meeks, if there were any other covers in their track listing..
	🦇 1:18am Julie: the whole thing is Beatles Cover..hence Beatless
	1:20am Danne D: M_f_S :) Ken From Hyde Park :) I can check the tape on the winner of Barcelona as I did record that bit. Hey P-90 :) You should call and suggest that :) And yes, Shaina had a baby boy Thursday night - Baby Monty :) Clay brings everyone together :) Truly. He's like the ribbon around it all. Have a good night sir :) I think I caught up on all the comments :)
	1:23am Matt from Springfield: Thanks Danne! And if you fall asleep, I'll tweet any other comments to your dreams :)
	1:24am Danne D: @Ken From Hyde Park - do you still need me to dig up the name of the winner?
	🦇 1:24am Ken From Hyde Park: @Danne D - I didn't hear the announcement very well myself. Last name was Krakauer or something similar to that.
	1:25am Caryn: Ben Krakauer/Krakower? from NYC
	1:25am P-90: @Matt: Wait, who's your carrier? Sprint doesn't offer that feature
	1:26am Matt from Springfield: @P-90: Silicon Valley introduced that technology years ago, but you have a point - I don't want to dream-tweet if there's a huge roaming charge with it.
	1:28am Danne D: @Caryn yeah that's what it says on my recording too :) Should be easier for FMU to coordinate travel, eh? :)
	1:28am P-90: ...life continuing to resemble a Phil Dick novel more with each passing day...
	1:28am JakeGould: @DanneD: I said that T.Rex “Visions of Domino” sounds like ZZ Top’s “La Grange.” Hope you are cool with that.
	1:28am pp: good selections
	1:29am JakeGould: For a second I thought that was Steeleye Span.
	1:29am Matt from Springfield: Oh wow, Wm. Berger played this previously, and got a lot of Clicky-Stars from it--he's got great taste, alright!
	1:30am Danne D: @JakeGould I'll have to go to the committee on that one I think
	1:31am Danne D: (imaginary authority certainly requires an imaginary committee as well, I think)
	1:31am Matt from Springfield: Carole King's "The Legendary Demos" is a GREAT album! I asked for this for Xmas so I could get the liner notes and copy it for my folks. I highly rec!
	1:31am Caryn: @Danne: true, and will give the winner the chance to see the "tipsy on airplane booze" version of the DJs until the "totally wasted at the end of a long festival day" version hits them. Of course, probably a bit more expensive than a plane trip from the UK or Germany or somewhere to Spain.
	1:32am Matt from Springfield: @Jake: I once suggested as a route to prog for WFMU "indie" listeners: go from Nick Drake, to Fairport Convention, to Steeleye Span, to Mike Oldfield and points beyond. So your observation certainly strikes an underlying element.
	1:34am P-90: Don't forget Renaissance, the third leg of the tripod with Fairport and Steeleye...
	1:35am JakeGould: @Matt: Not a bad idea, but I’ll explain my relationship to prog rock like this… While I knew some friends growing up in the late-1970s/early-1980s who dealt with puberty by playing Dungeons & Dragons, I became OCD about “Rush” during those awkward years. So to me, it’s all a phase… Clay’s passion for it I admire, but the music itself is crap.
	1:36am Caryn: Later this week will be the official royal funeral for Richard III. Better late than never!
	1:36am JakeGould: @P-90: Do people LARP at Steeleye Span, Fairport Convention or Renaissance shows?
	1:37am Guido from Cologne: Hello Julie !!!!
	🦇 1:37am Julie: Good morning Guido!
	1:38am Matt from Springfield: @P-90: Renaissance! A wonderful leg in that world! @Jake: So you're more "obsessed" about Rush than actually "liking" it? ;) @Caryn: I was wondering why people were gathering to commemorate R III! Then I remembered that they'd found his body beneath a "carpark" recently. So whether his reputation was warranted or not, it would be a fun thing to see a 500+ year reburial procession of a in/famous king.
	1:39am P-90: ...still pissed off that I missed the official royal funeral for Richard Burton...
	1:39am Matt from Springfield: Wha?! Is this from Lou's critically-panned collab with Giorgio Moroder, "LuiGi"? ;D
	🦇 1:40am Julie: This song doesn't really go anywhere does it
	🦇 1:40am Julie: No this is The Bells, 1979
	1:40am JakeGould: @Matt: I was more OCD about “Rush” in a fanboy way when I first listened to them as an awkward teen. I still can listen to some of their stuff, but to me it’s a vestige of the past and a surge or hormones and acne.
	1:41am P-90: Almost a "Lou Zappa" tune
	1:41am Matt from Springfield: I was kiddin' Julie :) But I haven't heard of The Bells, have you ever played anything else from this?
	🦇 1:42am Julie: Nope first time
	1:42am JakeGould: Prog rock always sounds like some magical wizard’s fantasy world and the music is just some “hook” to get you to believe there is more depth there than there is. Disco… Disco Mystic… Disco… Disco Mystic… Disco… Disco Mystic… Disco… Disco Mystic… Disco… Disco Mystic… And Lou Reed could lay a few turds it seems.
	1:43am Guido from Cologne: The Bells is a weaker attempt to follow the Bowie & Iggy Berlin records. If I remember right it is recorded at Can Studios (Inner Space) by Can technican Rene Tinner.
	1:43am Matt from Springfield: @P-90: Indeed! That one would have a spoken monologue in the middle verging into "Bobby Brown"/"Joe's Garage" territory...
	🦇 1:44am Julie: the moroder thing was so believable
	1:44am Matt from Springfield: Great expertise on Lou when we needed it, thanks Guido!
	1:44am Matt from Springfield: @Julie: Well then I'm quite flattered, Jules... :)
	1:44am Caryn: @Matt: yep, the funeral procession yesterday was already fun, with actual old-timey armour on guys on horseback. Here's hoping that continues at the actual funeral.
	1:45am P-90: TZAG Guido! Thanks for the background, now I'm curious to hear more of The Bells.
	1:46am JakeGould: The Osmonds seem to have passed by someone smoking jazz cigarettes when they came up with this one.
	1:47am Guido from Cologne: Nevertheless "The Bells" got warm reviews in in German music press at the time. Lou's reputation wasn't very good over here in 1979. Erratic behaviour on stage. promoter Fritz Rau was quoted "This guy doesn't belong to any stage in the world".
	1:48am JakeGould: @Guido: I can easily see a pompous “respect” for Lou Reed killing his song writing on “The Bells.”
	🦇 1:49am Julie: @Jake The Plan and Crazy Horses have all sorts of weird psychedelic attempts on them
	1:49am P-90: Being Lou Reed at the peak of the Disco era couldn't have been much fun.
	1:52am Guido from Cologne: I guess for drug problems or something. He was reported fist fight with audience, etc.. Velvet Underground was all but forgotten in most part of continental Europe and just about to be re-discovered. All the people wanted to hear was "Wild Side".
	1:52am JakeGould: @Julie: Key word is “attempts.” It’s someone gave the Osmonds a Pepsi, then some Chamomile tea followed by nutmeg and then they went “nuts.”
	1:53am Matt from Springfield: Echoes of Kate in this Grimes!
	1:53am Danne D: I'm off to sleepyland :) Thanks for a great show Julie - Perfect way to roll WFMU back into regular programming. Take care everyone!
	🦇 1:54am Julie: nite Danne!
	1:55am Matt from Springfield: Thanks for all your support and friendly nature during this Marathon, Danne! Have a good night!
	1:57am Ike: I must also conk out. Good night, y'all.
	1:57am P-90: Thanks for your tireless toils during the Marathon, Danne! til tomorrow...
	1:58am Matt from Springfield: Night, Ike! Ahhhhhh, "Oomingmak" again...!
	1:58am JakeGould: Add me to the “Conk” list, but glad to have catched this post-marathon show.
	1:59am Matt from Springfield: You too, Jake, happy conking!
	1:59am P-90: G'night Ike. and John-Boy.
	🦇 2:00am Ken From Hyde Park: Dishes washed, milkshake drunk, clothes washed, newspaper read. I'm about caught up and ready to conk, too.
	2:01am Matt from Springfield: Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil? They appear to still be married after all these years!
	2:02am Matt from Springfield: Julie: Come By Dark, Fly By Night
	🦇 2:03am Julie: Yes Mann & Weil
	2:06am Matt from Springfield: Nighty, Ken HP! @Julie: Their Wiki page has a recent picture of them with Carole K. and Carole Bayer Sager - I'm surprised they're still together, out of all those Brill Building "couples" teams back in the day, everyone else split long ago.
	2:06am Matt from Springfield: Oh btw, Intenna = SWEET!! :)
	🦇 2:07am Julie: I think they weren't in the Brill Building, unless they changed that for the play. There was a line, "This ain't the Brill building." Don Kirschner was there
	2:10am P-90: LOVE this Intenna. The bass player is fab.
	2:13am Guido from Cologne: danielle !!
	🦇 2:15am Julie: Danielle is always fab
	2:15am Matt from Springfield: ALWAYS Fab!
	2:20am Guido from Cologne: This "Black Hit of Space" also has a certain personal memory thing for me. Last record when they were recepted as kind of "experimental".
	2:21am P-90: Good ol' Human League. And extra points for mentioning Buck Rogers right in the first verse.
	2:33am Matt from Springfield: Nice St. Vincent as well.
	2:36am Guido from Cologne: Nice show anyway ...
	🦇 2:37am Julie: anyway? Uh oh what'd I do
	2:38am Matt from Springfield: I believe he means: nice show in every way! :)
	🦇 2:40am Julie: ahahaha that's better!
	2:43am P-90: Nice show any way you look at it. This really makes me miss weekly DNotS. Your playlists are always so good.
	🦇 2:43am Julie: thanks p-90!
	2:43am ! I X Key !: Even though WFMU didn't make the goal, at least I've been enjoying all the e,pert DJing since the Hoof & Mouth, & at least I know that whenever I buy something with Amazon Smile, WFMU gets some money
	2:44am JakeGould: @Julie: I think Guido likes the show. Coming from an Eastern European family I heard the word, “Anway…” all the time in odd places. And with that I will enter the land of nod. Do widzenia!
	🦇 2:44am Julie: nite Jake!
	2:45am Matt from Springfield: Do widzenia, Jake, and all other Slavic variants of the phrase "goodbye"!
	2:46am Matt from Springfield: Cherie Cherie!
	🦇 2:49am Julie: brand new Cherie, just out last week
	2:49am Guido from Cologne: You guys explain it all: in any every way. (I'm a non-native speaker rushing between kitchen and bathroom and comments board.)
	🦇 2:50am Julie: multitasking!
	🦇 2:52am Julie: augh! one more song and it's over!
	2:54am Caryn: Aw, no! It's been utterly lovely.
	2:54am Matt from Springfield: Don-o-Van!! Aww man, over as quick as it started...but we've loved it! And you've only left us hungry for more! :D
	🦇 2:55am Julie: thanks for listening guys!
	2:56am fleep: Lovely in any every way, come back again soon, Julie.
	2:57am Caryn: Eagerly awaiting further fill-ins, Julie!
	2:57am Matt from Springfield: Thanks for brightening up the night with the dark sounds, Julie! Yes, please come back sooner, rather than later! Have a great MONDAY, everyone!
	2:58am Caryn: Two hours until I should go to the gym. I suspect I'll be asleep instead.
	2:58am P-90: That 3 hours FLEW by! thanks, Julie, miss you!
	🦇 2:58am Julie: yay sleep sounds nice!
	🦇 2:59am Julie: thanks for all your kind words, means a lot!

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from March 23, 2015

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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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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Wendy Carlos	TItle Music from a Clockwork Orange	A Clockwork Orange soundtrack						0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Birthday Massacre	In the Dark	Pins and Needles	Metropolis	2014
Jenn Vix	Eyes Roll Back "Eyes Roll Back" by "Jenn Vix"
Malka	Wolves and Sheep "Wolves and Sheep" by "Malka"	The Constant State	Malka	2015			*
Medicine	Cold Life "Cold Life" by "Medicine"	Home Everywhere	Captured Tracks	2014	CD
Status Quo	Pictures of Matchstick Men
Pink Floyd	The Narrow Way Part III	Ummagumma						0:00:39 (Pop-up)
Ummagma	Live and Let Die "Live and Let Die" by "Ummagma"	Antigravity						0:06:31 (Pop-up)
Kevin Ayers	Song from the Bottom of a Well	Whatevershebringswesing						0:11:22 (Pop-up)
Haysi Fantayzee	Here Comes the Beast	Battle Hymns for Children Singing (Cherry Red reissue)						0:15:57 (Pop-up)
Winkie	Decay "Decay" by "Winkie"	Leave Them All Behind -- A Tribute To Ride	The Blog That Celebrates Itself	2015			*	0:19:58 (Pop-up)
Legendary Pink Dots	Stoned Obit 1980	Prayer for Aradia						0:23:28 (Pop-up)
Blondie	Angels on the Balcony "Angels on the Balcony" by "Blondie"	Autoamerican			LP			0:29:55 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Nanase Hikaru	jibrille-silent mourning							0:33:39 (Pop-up)
T. Rex	Visions of Domino "Visions of Domino" by "T. Rex"	Dandy in the Underworld						0:38:56 (Pop-up)
The Echoing Green	Voices Carry "Voices Carry" by "The Echoing Green"	In Scarlet and Vile						0:41:06 (Pop-up)
Meeks	In My Life "In My Life" by "Meeks"	Beatless -- Shoegazer Covers of the Beatles						0:45:55 (Pop-up)
The Rolling Stones	Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing in the Shadow?	Got Live if You Want It						0:49:21 (Pop-up)
Fairport Convention	Tam Lin "Tam Lin" by "Fairport Convention"	Liege & Lief	Island Records	1969	LP			0:51:35 (Pop-up)
Carole King	Pleasant Valley Sunday	The Legendary Demos						0:58:40 (Pop-up)
Syd Barrett	Love You "Love You" by "Syd Barrett"	The Madcap Laughs						1:01:13 (Pop-up)
The Stargazer Lilies	We Are the Dreamers	We Are the Dreamers	Graveface Records					1:03:29 (Pop-up)
Lou Reed	Disco Mystic "Disco Mystic" by "Lou Reed"	The Bells						1:07:49 (Pop-up)
The Osmonds	Traffic in My Mind "Traffic in My Mind" by "The Osmonds"	The Plan						1:12:14 (Pop-up)
Nico	Evening of Light "Evening of Light" by "Nico"	The Marble Index						1:16:11 (Pop-up)
Grimes	Dream Fortress "Dream Fortress" by "Grimes"	Halfaxa						1:21:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Cocteau Twins	Oomingmak (instrumental)							1:27:00 (Pop-up)
Intenna	My Flowery Dream "My Flowery Dream" by "Intenna"	Revolution:The Shoegaze Revival	Ear to Ear					1:31:48 (Pop-up)
Cindy Shapiro	Panic "Panic" by "Cindy Shapiro"		CindyShapiro.net					1:38:49 (Pop-up)
Danielle Dax	Ostrich "Ostrich" by "Danielle Dax"	The Jesus Egg That Wept						1:41:44 (Pop-up)
The Human League	Black Hit of Space	Travelogue						1:45:41 (Pop-up)
The Laurels	Black Cathedral "Black Cathedral" by "The Laurels"	Live on Dark Night of the Soul						1:50:22 (Pop-up)
My Bloody Valentine	Several Girls Galore	Isn't Anything						1:55:30 (Pop-up)
Cranes	Hopes Are High "Hopes Are High" by "Cranes"	Wings of Joy						1:57:44 (Pop-up)
St. Vincent	Black Rainbow "Black Rainbow" by "St. Vincent"	Actor						2:00:51 (Pop-up)
O. Children	Dead Disco Dancer "Dead Disco Dancer" by "O. Children"	O. Children						2:04:56 (Pop-up)
Adam & the Ants	Nine Plan Failed "Nine Plan Failed" by "Adam & the Ants"	Dirk Wears White Sox						2:08:35 (Pop-up)
The Breakfast Club	Little Boy "Little Boy" by "The Breakfast Club"					Early Madonna		2:13:45 (Pop-up)
Cherie Currie	Is it Day or Night "Is it Day or Night" by "Cherie Currie"	Reverie		2015			*	2:15:20 (Pop-up)
Sad Lovers & Giants	The Tightrope Touch	Epic Garden Music						2:17:53 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Museum "Museum" by "Donovan"	Mellow Yellow (deluxe)						2:23:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Syd Barrett	Gigolo Aunt (loop) "Gigolo Aunt (loop)" by "Syd Barrett"							2:26:03 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:08am Matt from Springfield: squeekity squeek-squeek! Upside-Down Bats RE-UNITE!!! Hellllloo there, Julie and Dark Knights! :D
	12:09am sugarwolf: hello!
	12:09am Matt from Springfield: sugarwolf! Good way past evening!
	12:11am sugarwolf: good morning, Matt!
	12:11am Listener Robert: Got to be the loneliest shift, immediately after marathon. I salute you, but won't be listening. Good night.
	12:11am Matt from Springfield: I love this piece--the really amazing thing is that Carlos did a version of "Music for the Funeral of Queen Mary" by Henry Purcell--the music to this is actually over 300 years old.
	12:12am Caryn: Morning! Sleep, what sleep?
	12:12am Matt from Springfield: I'm off tomorrow, so what good fortune for me! Hi Caryn! Not Marathoned-out yet? :)
	12:13am P-90: Well Hello Julie, it's so nice to have you back where you belong...
	12:13am Andrew Waterloo: hello
	12:14am Matt from Springfield: @P-90: "Dark lift us up where we belong..." @Julie: Not a huge fan of the Birthday Massacre theme when you first started it, but I love it more with each hearing!
	🦇 12:14am Ken From Hyde Park: So, who's up for some frosty milk shakes?
	12:14am Caryn: @Matt: Well, I still have to catch up on the archives of shows I missed on Friday and Saturday when I was travelling. And gotta be here for Julie! (But that's not Marathon, that's post-Marathon activity.)
	12:14am Phillip in Brooklyn: Hello Julie:-) we missed you at the party. Or maybe you were there in the audience
	🦇 12:14am Julie: Oh my, late to playlist and all these comments! Hi folks!
	12:14am Matt from Springfield: Frosty CHOC'LATE milk shakes!!
	12:15am fleep: The rare time zone advantage, still plenty of evening left here. Howdy, Julie!
	12:15am Matt from Springfield: Hi Julie! So glad you have you back on! :)
	12:15am Caryn: I will now have a breakfast of vanilla coke and chocolate chip cookies just to keep me going a couple of more hours.
	12:15am Phillip in Brooklyn: I was hoping I'd see you tonight at the marathon party
	12:17am -andrew-: Hey Julie! Nice to have you back again.
	12:17am listener mark: Hi Julie, Happy post-marathon party!
	12:17am Matt from Springfield: Whaddaya know, I missed a fill-in for Scott McDowell on Mar 5--well that's queued up in my Archive lineup!
	12:17am Andrew Waterloo: I enjoyed the time shift when I was in Europe last.
	12:17am P-90: @Matt: it's a quintessentially English-sounding piece, so doing a squiggly synth arrangement neatly suggested the milieu of the book, an England of the future that's still truly English, but all dystopian and shit
	12:19am northguineahills: W00!, It's Julie!
	12:19am Matt from Springfield: Absolutely P-90! And Hearty White once played the "analogue" version of that, sounded the same but with brass instead of squiggly-synthy-synth brass.
	12:20am JakeGould: For the record, “A Clockwork Orange” always creeps me out in ways most films don’t.
	🦇 12:21am Julie: Hey Hey guys! Settling in for some calm here at party central .
	12:22am P-90: Love that snare drum tone
	12:24am Caryn: I swear to god I've heard the "analogue" version of Purcell's work in a movie too, but trying to google that music and movies always leads to A Clockwork Orange and wikipedia is no help, so I guess I'll run across it when rewatching movies, if ever.
	12:24am Matt from Springfield: The tumultous calm...
	12:25am Matt from Springfield: @Caryn: That's how it'll have to be, until there's a way to "Bookmark" scenes from life.
	12:28am P-90: Band name inspired by the graphic on Julie's page: "Rorschach Jizzblob"
	12:29am Caryn: This is the period of Status Quo I enjoy. 80s' Status Quo? Ugh.
	12:29am Andrew Waterloo: Caryn, do you mean acoustic version?
	12:29am Matt from Springfield: "But, what KIND of jizzblob? Are you threatened, or happy, or something else about this jizzblob? And, why "jizz" and not "spoogeblob"??..
	12:30am Tome: Julie welcome , always a nice surprise ,, esp after tonight's Marathon !
	12:30am Caryn: Just looked out of the window for the first time in 15 hours, and it's snowed! @Andrew: yeah, but since Matt referred to it as the "analogue" version earlier, I thought I'd continue in that vein.
	12:30am Matt from Springfield: The quintessential Status Quo song to me. Never knew what "pictures of matchstick men" is supposed to mean, but love these psych riffs. @Caryn: Bands that lasted that long, typically should not have. Think Jefferson Airplane from this period, into "Starship" of the 80s!
	12:31am fleep: Spoogeblob Squarepants?
	12:32am P-90: Wasn't Judy Jetson briefly infatuated with with a futuristic Punk rocker named Rorschach Spoogeblob?
	12:32am Matt from Springfield: Gasp! You've cracked the secret fleep! Maybe he started out as one of Elaine Benes' "hoarded" sponges...
	12:33am Andrew Waterloo: Caryn figured one of you simply drew a blank on the proper word, hence the quotes.
	12:33am Matt from Springfield: The lunatic - is on the narrow way!...
	12:34am Caryn: @Matt: I thought it had already been established that Bikini Bottom is located near the Bikini Atoll, and thus all the characters on the show are clearly radioactive mutated forms of sealife?
	12:34am Andrew Waterloo: Some poor kid in my home town is being harassed because her name is Isis. Ironically, Facebook almost kicked her off because they assumed her named was fake.
	12:37am Matt from Springfield: @Caryn: Makes sense, but a tossed-out contraceptive sponge in the pollution would provide the biological sample. I'm not a molecular biologist but I know enough to pitch the concept for a 60s Sherwood Schwartz sitcom about it on TV...
	12:39am Caryn: @Matt: let us know how the pitch goes, because you have a ready audience here.
	🦇 12:40am Ken From Hyde Park: "The Secrets of Isis" TV show from the 70s - www.tv.com...
	🦇 12:40am Julie: I love these little radio icons
	12:40am Danne D: Yay Julie Dark :) perfect post marathon dj
	12:40am P-90: @Andrew: that's so fucked up, Isis is a name with so many positive, particularly female-empowering connotations. And Joanna Cameron looked so good in those boots...
	12:41am Matt from Springfield: Splendid! :) It should star the late Bob Denver, in a Gilligans Island-Far Out Space Nuts combo of getting to close to an A-bomb and being able to live undersea with these cartoon mutant talking creatures.
	🦇 12:41am Julie: I loved that show Isis!
	🦇 12:42am Ken From Hyde Park: More pledges must be rolling in. The counter shows 99% now.
	12:42am Matt from Springfield: So does Dave Hill! Deflect this wonderful name from evil--refer to the terrorists as the "Daesh Douchebags" from now on!!
	12:42am Andrew Waterloo: it's not like the Egyptian Isis is an obscure concept.
	12:42am Matt from Springfield: Hi Danne D, welcome!
	12:43am Matt from Springfield: @Andrew: And I had already pointed out on a Dave Hill playlist that they named themselves after a pagan Egyptian goddess, so ought to behead themselves, just to be safe.
	🦇 12:44am Ken From Hyde Park: Hey Danne D, you heard who won the trip to Primavera Sound?
	🦇 12:44am Julie: hey there Danne!
	12:44am Andrew Waterloo: It looks like ISIS is going to implode because they can't agree on a flavour of crazy.
	12:44am JakeGould: @Julie: My childhood crushes were on Kristy McNichol and Joanna Cameron (aka: Isis).
	12:45am Matt from Springfield: Ben from NYC. Might it be "Studio B Ben"?
	12:45am Caryn: Don't the frigging terrorists have alternative names like ISIL anyway? The news should use those so that the lovely name Isis wouldn't have to constantly be connected with the bs. @Matt: hah! @Ken from HP: to be fair, Ken said it was 99 % when he ended the Marathon. But I think pledges will continue to trickle in today and tomorrow at least.
	🦇 12:45am Julie: I saw Joanna in some tv movie about Miss America with Farrah Fawcett she was cool
	12:45am JakeGould: So you are all saying that Isis needs some better project managment?
	12:47am P-90: Yo Danne! I still think Goddamn Dave should contact Joanna Cameron about doing an "Isis vs. ISIS" comedy thingie. Could be a running, episodic bit, she could participate by phone from Cali...
	12:47am JakeGould: And here she is as a “Union Oil Sparkle Girl” youtu.be/2n7cJhkfnP4
	12:48am JakeGould: And here she is as a “Union Oil Sparkle Girl” youtu.be...
	12:50am Ike: @Caryn@12:34, that's actually more or less the concept behind most of the weird characters in Adventure Time, minus the sea part.
	12:50am Matt from Springfield: An increasingly "hazy fantasy" this has become!
	12:52am Caryn: @Ike: true. I guess we could say that radioactivity has moved on from just giving us memorable monsters like Godzilla to giving us popular animated characters.
	12:53am Andrew Waterloo: I perfectly understand this Johanna Cameron crush thing.
	🦇 12:54am Ken From Hyde Park: I heard Shaina (from Dave Hill's show) had a baby boy and named him Monty.
	12:54am Andrew Waterloo: I have the Kraftwerk song stuck in my head now.
	12:55am Matt from Springfield: "Monte" to be exact, but good to know the delivery went through fine! RRN63 can provide a custom astrological chart, once we know the date and time of birth...
	12:55am Matt from Springfield: The label is "The Blog That Celebrates Itself"??! :)
	🦇 12:56am Ken From Hyde Park: Ah, cool. Thanks, Matt.
	12:57am Andrew Waterloo: Legendary Pink Dots have been releasing a lot of stuff lately.
	🦇 12:57am Julie: Yep it's a blog
	🦇 12:57am Julie: LPD seems to have 100 releases
	12:58am Clay Pigeon: Good seeing you at the Hoopf N Mouth, Julie! Look at all your comments. Wow! U.R. Loved.... Are you still in Studio B?
	🦇 12:58am Julie: Yessir Mr Pigeon
	12:59am Clay Pigeon: *hoof, I mean
	12:59am Caryn: Clay! Your performance was one of the highlights of the H&M!
	1:00am Matt from Springfield: Clay Pigeon, you're getting closer to your fans! Nice job, yerself! :)
	1:00am Clay Pigeon: Thanks, Caryn. It was so much fun. I envy your snow. Ski season is ending. Thank you, Matt! Hey why don't I have a heart thing. I pledged!
	🦇 1:01am Julie: Clay is a rock star
	1:01am Raika: Clay! you were the highlight of Hoof n Mouth for me this year. it was awesome
	1:02am P-90: @Jake: There you go, maybe ISIS should deploy some Islamic State Sparkle Girls to freshen their image
	1:02am Clay Pigeon: I am old Julie. Ha! Those high notes killed me. Aww thank you Raika. Jules have a good show. I have to crash and rejoin society tomorrow. Ugh. Thanks for pledging everyone!!!
	🦇 1:03am Julie: Nite Clay!
	1:04am JakeGould: @P-90: Yup! And that commercial is funny 1970s sexist-not-sexist. Meaning the guy in the car says she isn’t going to help them sell gas. Then they explain she’s a “Sparkle Girl” comes by and smiles at the guy. Then the guy is all “Fill er up again!” But regardless, she is wearing a nice outfit and doing a good job making an oily, frimy gas station “sparkle.”
	1:04am Matt from Springfield: Good night Clay! And hello, Nanase Hikaru! Lovely to hear the music-box of "jibrille-silent mourning" again!!
	1:05am JakeGould: @Clay: “Hey why don't I have a heart thing. I pledged!” It means the computer doesn’t personally like you.
	1:05am P-90: Pleasant dreams, Clay! And: Welcome Monte F-Berg!
	1:05am Caryn: @P-90: apparently, ISIS has employed more Sparkle Boys. Lots of propaganda vids apparently focus on young, pretty-boy ISIS members to try and attract tween and teen girls to join up. Sheesh.
	1:08am P-90: apparently there's no twisted thing I can dream up that doesn't have an even more twisted real-life counterpart...
	1:09am Andrew Waterloo: It's been fun but time for me to crash.. g'night all.
	1:09am Matt from Springfield: "Whatevershebringswesing", wonderful title. Julie really finds great album titles, like "If The Sky Falls, We shall Catch The Larks" and of course "My People Were Fair And Had Sky In Their Hair... But Now They're Content To Wear Stars On Their Brows" :)
	🦇 1:11am Julie: nite Andrew!
	1:11am JakeGould: Just listened to ZZ Top’s “La Grange” and sounds like this T.Rex “Visions of Domino” in it’s own way.
	1:12am P-90: Goodnight Andrew
	1:12am Caryn: @P-90: several months back, 3 UK girls were caught on the border on their way to "meet their new cute boyfriends in Iraq". Of course, it gets even darker because any girls that end up with ISIS are used as sex slaves and passed around as gifts for fighters (that's how they lure the guys to join). ISIS also buys kidnapped girls (like some of the ones Boko Haram kidnapped) for the same purposes. Ugh.
	1:12am Matt from Springfield: Very true, there is a similarity of rhythm. Tell that to BGZ, he was born in La Grange and is a station expert on that song.
	1:13am Matt from Springfield: Crash, and arise refreshed Andrew! "Voices Carry" cover!
	1:13am JakeGould: Early ZZ Top is pretty great.
	1:16am JakeGould: I don’t know about anyone else, but this rebound winter in NYC is really a downer. Looking forward to Thursday and Friday when it’s like springish and in the 50s.
	1:17am Matt from Springfield: In Our Lives, we've loved WFMU more.
	1:18am Matt from Springfield: Nice and 'gazey and hazy! Now I'm wondering what kind of album sequence this originally appeared in on the Meeks, if there were any other covers in their track listing..
	🦇 1:18am Julie: the whole thing is Beatles Cover..hence Beatless
	1:20am Danne D: M_f_S :) Ken From Hyde Park :) I can check the tape on the winner of Barcelona as I did record that bit. Hey P-90 :) You should call and suggest that :) And yes, Shaina had a baby boy Thursday night - Baby Monty :) Clay brings everyone together :) Truly. He's like the ribbon around it all. Have a good night sir :) I think I caught up on all the comments :)
	1:23am Matt from Springfield: Thanks Danne! And if you fall asleep, I'll tweet any other comments to your dreams :)
	1:24am Danne D: @Ken From Hyde Park - do you still need me to dig up the name of the winner?
	🦇 1:24am Ken From Hyde Park: @Danne D - I didn't hear the announcement very well myself. Last name was Krakauer or something similar to that.
	1:25am Caryn: Ben Krakauer/Krakower? from NYC
	1:25am P-90: @Matt: Wait, who's your carrier? Sprint doesn't offer that feature
	1:26am Matt from Springfield: @P-90: Silicon Valley introduced that technology years ago, but you have a point - I don't want to dream-tweet if there's a huge roaming charge with it.
	1:28am Danne D: @Caryn yeah that's what it says on my recording too :) Should be easier for FMU to coordinate travel, eh? :)
	1:28am P-90: ...life continuing to resemble a Phil Dick novel more with each passing day...
	1:28am JakeGould: @DanneD: I said that T.Rex “Visions of Domino” sounds like ZZ Top’s “La Grange.” Hope you are cool with that.
	1:28am pp: good selections
	1:29am JakeGould: For a second I thought that was Steeleye Span.
	1:29am Matt from Springfield: Oh wow, Wm. Berger played this previously, and got a lot of Clicky-Stars from it--he's got great taste, alright!
	1:30am Danne D: @JakeGould I'll have to go to the committee on that one I think
	1:31am Danne D: (imaginary authority certainly requires an imaginary committee as well, I think)
	1:31am Matt from Springfield: Carole King's "The Legendary Demos" is a GREAT album! I asked for this for Xmas so I could get the liner notes and copy it for my folks. I highly rec!
	1:31am Caryn: @Danne: true, and will give the winner the chance to see the "tipsy on airplane booze" version of the DJs until the "totally wasted at the end of a long festival day" version hits them. Of course, probably a bit more expensive than a plane trip from the UK or Germany or somewhere to Spain.
	1:32am Matt from Springfield: @Jake: I once suggested as a route to prog for WFMU "indie" listeners: go from Nick Drake, to Fairport Convention, to Steeleye Span, to Mike Oldfield and points beyond. So your observation certainly strikes an underlying element.
	1:34am P-90: Don't forget Renaissance, the third leg of the tripod with Fairport and Steeleye...
	1:35am JakeGould: @Matt: Not a bad idea, but I’ll explain my relationship to prog rock like this… While I knew some friends growing up in the late-1970s/early-1980s who dealt with puberty by playing Dungeons & Dragons, I became OCD about “Rush” during those awkward years. So to me, it’s all a phase… Clay’s passion for it I admire, but the music itself is crap.
	1:36am Caryn: Later this week will be the official royal funeral for Richard III. Better late than never!
	1:36am JakeGould: @P-90: Do people LARP at Steeleye Span, Fairport Convention or Renaissance shows?
	1:37am Guido from Cologne: Hello Julie !!!!
	🦇 1:37am Julie: Good morning Guido!
	1:38am Matt from Springfield: @P-90: Renaissance! A wonderful leg in that world! @Jake: So you're more "obsessed" about Rush than actually "liking" it? ;) @Caryn: I was wondering why people were gathering to commemorate R III! Then I remembered that they'd found his body beneath a "carpark" recently. So whether his reputation was warranted or not, it would be a fun thing to see a 500+ year reburial procession of a in/famous king.
	1:39am P-90: ...still pissed off that I missed the official royal funeral for Richard Burton...
	1:39am Matt from Springfield: Wha?! Is this from Lou's critically-panned collab with Giorgio Moroder, "LuiGi"? ;D
	🦇 1:40am Julie: This song doesn't really go anywhere does it
	🦇 1:40am Julie: No this is The Bells, 1979
	1:40am JakeGould: @Matt: I was more OCD about “Rush” in a fanboy way when I first listened to them as an awkward teen. I still can listen to some of their stuff, but to me it’s a vestige of the past and a surge or hormones and acne.
	1:41am P-90: Almost a "Lou Zappa" tune
	1:41am Matt from Springfield: I was kiddin' Julie :) But I haven't heard of The Bells, have you ever played anything else from this?
	🦇 1:42am Julie: Nope first time
	1:42am JakeGould: Prog rock always sounds like some magical wizard’s fantasy world and the music is just some “hook” to get you to believe there is more depth there than there is. Disco… Disco Mystic… Disco… Disco Mystic… Disco… Disco Mystic… Disco… Disco Mystic… Disco… Disco Mystic… And Lou Reed could lay a few turds it seems.
	1:43am Guido from Cologne: The Bells is a weaker attempt to follow the Bowie & Iggy Berlin records. If I remember right it is recorded at Can Studios (Inner Space) by Can technican Rene Tinner.
	1:43am Matt from Springfield: @P-90: Indeed! That one would have a spoken monologue in the middle verging into "Bobby Brown"/"Joe's Garage" territory...
	🦇 1:44am Julie: the moroder thing was so believable
	1:44am Matt from Springfield: Great expertise on Lou when we needed it, thanks Guido!
	1:44am Matt from Springfield: @Julie: Well then I'm quite flattered, Jules... :)
	1:44am Caryn: @Matt: yep, the funeral procession yesterday was already fun, with actual old-timey armour on guys on horseback. Here's hoping that continues at the actual funeral.
	1:45am P-90: TZAG Guido! Thanks for the background, now I'm curious to hear more of The Bells.
	1:46am JakeGould: The Osmonds seem to have passed by someone smoking jazz cigarettes when they came up with this one.
	1:47am Guido from Cologne: Nevertheless "The Bells" got warm reviews in in German music press at the time. Lou's reputation wasn't very good over here in 1979. Erratic behaviour on stage. promoter Fritz Rau was quoted "This guy doesn't belong to any stage in the world".
	1:48am JakeGould: @Guido: I can easily see a pompous “respect” for Lou Reed killing his song writing on “The Bells.”
	🦇 1:49am Julie: @Jake The Plan and Crazy Horses have all sorts of weird psychedelic attempts on them
	1:49am P-90: Being Lou Reed at the peak of the Disco era couldn't have been much fun.
	1:52am Guido from Cologne: I guess for drug problems or something. He was reported fist fight with audience, etc.. Velvet Underground was all but forgotten in most part of continental Europe and just about to be re-discovered. All the people wanted to hear was "Wild Side".
	1:52am JakeGould: @Julie: Key word is “attempts.” It’s someone gave the Osmonds a Pepsi, then some Chamomile tea followed by nutmeg and then they went “nuts.”
	1:53am Matt from Springfield: Echoes of Kate in this Grimes!
	1:53am Danne D: I'm off to sleepyland :) Thanks for a great show Julie - Perfect way to roll WFMU back into regular programming. Take care everyone!
	🦇 1:54am Julie: nite Danne!
	1:55am Matt from Springfield: Thanks for all your support and friendly nature during this Marathon, Danne! Have a good night!
	1:57am Ike: I must also conk out. Good night, y'all.
	1:57am P-90: Thanks for your tireless toils during the Marathon, Danne! til tomorrow...
	1:58am Matt from Springfield: Night, Ike! Ahhhhhh, "Oomingmak" again...!
	1:58am JakeGould: Add me to the “Conk” list, but glad to have catched this post-marathon show.
	1:59am Matt from Springfield: You too, Jake, happy conking!
	1:59am P-90: G'night Ike. and John-Boy.
	🦇 2:00am Ken From Hyde Park: Dishes washed, milkshake drunk, clothes washed, newspaper read. I'm about caught up and ready to conk, too.
	2:01am Matt from Springfield: Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil? They appear to still be married after all these years!
	2:02am Matt from Springfield: Julie: Come By Dark, Fly By Night
	🦇 2:03am Julie: Yes Mann & Weil
	2:06am Matt from Springfield: Nighty, Ken HP! @Julie: Their Wiki page has a recent picture of them with Carole K. and Carole Bayer Sager - I'm surprised they're still together, out of all those Brill Building "couples" teams back in the day, everyone else split long ago.
	2:06am Matt from Springfield: Oh btw, Intenna = SWEET!! :)
	🦇 2:07am Julie: I think they weren't in the Brill Building, unless they changed that for the play. There was a line, "This ain't the Brill building." Don Kirschner was there
	2:10am P-90: LOVE this Intenna. The bass player is fab.
	2:13am Guido from Cologne: danielle !!
	🦇 2:15am Julie: Danielle is always fab
	2:15am Matt from Springfield: ALWAYS Fab!
	2:20am Guido from Cologne: This "Black Hit of Space" also has a certain personal memory thing for me. Last record when they were recepted as kind of "experimental".
	2:21am P-90: Good ol' Human League. And extra points for mentioning Buck Rogers right in the first verse.
	2:33am Matt from Springfield: Nice St. Vincent as well.
	2:36am Guido from Cologne: Nice show anyway ...
	🦇 2:37am Julie: anyway? Uh oh what'd I do
	2:38am Matt from Springfield: I believe he means: nice show in every way! :)
	🦇 2:40am Julie: ahahaha that's better!
	2:43am P-90: Nice show any way you look at it. This really makes me miss weekly DNotS. Your playlists are always so good.
	🦇 2:43am Julie: thanks p-90!
	2:43am ! I X Key !: Even though WFMU didn't make the goal, at least I've been enjoying all the e,pert DJing since the Hoof & Mouth, & at least I know that whenever I buy something with Amazon Smile, WFMU gets some money
	2:44am JakeGould: @Julie: I think Guido likes the show. Coming from an Eastern European family I heard the word, “Anway…” all the time in odd places. And with that I will enter the land of nod. Do widzenia!
	🦇 2:44am Julie: nite Jake!
	2:45am Matt from Springfield: Do widzenia, Jake, and all other Slavic variants of the phrase "goodbye"!
	2:46am Matt from Springfield: Cherie Cherie!
	🦇 2:49am Julie: brand new Cherie, just out last week
	2:49am Guido from Cologne: You guys explain it all: in any every way. (I'm a non-native speaker rushing between kitchen and bathroom and comments board.)
	🦇 2:50am Julie: multitasking!
	🦇 2:52am Julie: augh! one more song and it's over!
	2:54am Caryn: Aw, no! It's been utterly lovely.
	2:54am Matt from Springfield: Don-o-Van!! Aww man, over as quick as it started...but we've loved it! And you've only left us hungry for more! :D
	🦇 2:55am Julie: thanks for listening guys!
	2:56am fleep: Lovely in any every way, come back again soon, Julie.
	2:57am Caryn: Eagerly awaiting further fill-ins, Julie!
	2:57am Matt from Springfield: Thanks for brightening up the night with the dark sounds, Julie! Yes, please come back sooner, rather than later! Have a great MONDAY, everyone!
	2:58am Caryn: Two hours until I should go to the gym. I suspect I'll be asleep instead.
	2:58am P-90: That 3 hours FLEW by! thanks, Julie, miss you!
	🦇 2:58am Julie: yay sleep sounds nice!
	🦇 2:59am Julie: thanks for all your kind words, means a lot!

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from March 23, 2015

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