WFMU: Imaginary Radio: Playlist from April 13, 2015

Listener comments!
	9:02am Marcel M: Morning Chris and Chrisettes
	9:02am Cheri Pi: I'm awake now.
	9:02am Ken From Hyde Park: How to start off Monday morning: Turn it up!
	9:04am Marcel M: I'm awake but in a trance
	9:05am Marcel M: Should've seen these guys when they came around.
	9:06am Sem Chumbo: Laser-eyed sturgeon! Can't hook those around here, have to try to the waters off Fukishima. Morning, Chris, and all youse.
	9:06am Cheri Pi: Is that a salmon?
	9:09am Polyus: One of the best Cows songs ever.
	9:10am Cheri Pi: what Polyus said.
	9:10am rev. turnip druid: had to pull over (walkies commute) to bellow COOWWWSSS..... well, cows-ish. But still. COOOOWWWSS...!
	9:11am fleep: Fish got bling.
	9:11am Cheri Pi: PAPSIES!
	9:11am Polyus: Have to admit, though, that I am strangely ambivalent about their reunion show this summer.
	9:11am rev. turnip druid: kevin r. is bass joy god
	9:23am SeanG: is this where we talk about fish? I'm going to the pond today
	9:24am blee: APHEX!
	9:26am blee: A fine morning, Chris and fellow listeners. A fine morning, indeed.
	9:27am MD: I don't know about Spring...But WFMU is always BLOOMIN"!!!
	9:28am Marcel M: Imaginary fish talk. Goodluck SeanG! I've been putting my appointment off for a while now... last time he really splashed me.
	9:30am SeanG: thanks Marcel--my fish is really pretty so that helps a lot.
	9:32am Chris M.: the ole bait n switch
	9:33am blee: A halibut stole my frisbee once. My sister and I were throwing it while waist deep in the ocean. He jumped straight up, grabbed it out of her hands, and swam away w it while she screamed. It was the best way to lose a frisbee.
	9:34am fleep: He did it just for the halibut.
	9:35am blee: It was a floppy silicone frisbee, bright green. He was a large Pacific Halibut. It didn't work out, but they had their fun.
	9:35am Chris M.: @bleep: the same exact thing happened to me except it wasn't a halibut, it was Leland Sklar.
	9:36am Cheri Pi: Now you're cooking with gas ChrissEmm
	9:36am Ken From Hyde Park: indulgy.com... One time, my kids & I came across a rotting dead sturgeon along the Hudson R. at Quiet Cove town park. I used a stick to push the remains adrift. We still refer to the place as Stinkfish Park.
	9:36am Polyus: Whoa, have never heard this version. Pretty cool.
	9:37am Marcel M: @SeanG: Wow haha.. I meant to type scolded. I have no idea why I typed splashed... I guess I need more coffee.
	9:38am SeanG: it's fish talk now!
	9:38am Marcel M: Its interesting that this is the original single mix. The remastered live version is way better sounding. No?
	9:39am Marcel M: It was a happy mistake I suppose!
	9:39am SeanG: no Chris changed it for the better
	9:43am Rev. Turnip Druid: Nearly pulled over to bleat TH'WIND!!!! but was too heavily laden with th'muffin & th'iced coffee. Now we're in position with seat belts & tray-tables burning in a happy heap.
	9:44am Marcel M: Well its not remastered so I guess thats why. I'm so used to listening to the newer/remastered Space Ritual that I get taken aback when I hear the studio stuff. Its much heavier live. More bass.
	9:44am pierre: Bonjour Free folks !
	9:45am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Wow, forgot about this Siouxsie song. Goes with the laser-eyed fish picture.
	9:52am Greg from Bloomfield: Morning, all! Good morning, bedazzled flashlight fish!
	9:53am Chris from DC: Medium Medium, wow it's been a long time.
	9:54am bobdoesthings: hey guys!!!!1
	9:58am Polyus: Don't think he knows about second breakfast.
	9:58am Ken From Hyde Park: When DJs have limited voicing capabilities, there should be some text-to-speech software that can read the playlist to us.
	9:59am blee: @ Chris M - those fish need to buy their own damn frisbees!
	10:01am Mark: Either that, Ken, or you could just, you know, read the playlst.
	10:08am Rev. Turnip Druid: I want to be a bedazzled fishlight when i grow up.
	10:13am Greg from Bloomfield: Phrisbee Phish
	10:18am SeanG: Hell Yeah!
	10:18am Greg from Bloomfield: THEME SONG
	10:18am Cheri Pi: that fish is lasering me but I can't take eet seriously due to it's underbite.
	10:19am SeanG: yeah that's a wicked underbite
	10:22am Santos L Halper: Hmm, i remember that Doug Sahm song being much longer...
	10:22am βrian: Looks like a Northern Pike to me, or a muskellunge. They've shredded many an unsuspecting finger.
	10:23am Marcel M: I think its a Barracuda www.fda.gov...
	10:30am conkrete dawg: my hangover wants to punch this song in the face
	10:30am Cecile: hola!
	10:32am Cecile: to keep a pike from tasting fishy, bake it in milk with a diced potato in its cavity. Then throw the milk and potato away. Good eating!
	10:34am βrian: Those are definitely a sturgeon in the background, mostly freshwater fish. And you have to believe the artist was going for verisimilitude cuz that's what artists do, right?
	10:37am Rev. Turnip Druid: Whee! Found a copy of that Pfeffer Nase recently. Life is goot.
	10:44am Polyus: Gunter Grass has passed away at 87, if that means anything to anyone else.
	10:49am Cecile: Was that the guy who wrote the Tin Drum, and then it turned out it was all fake?
	10:53am Mark: Johansson & Speckmann sound pissed.
	10:54am coelacanth: ahoy chris and hallucinations excellent picture!
	10:54am Cecile: no, not that, he glossed over his war years. That's what it was.
	10:55am Polyus: He wrote The Tin Drum, yep. But there is nothing fake about it, just a work of fiction. What happened is that was an ardent lefty and very vocal about Germany needing to acknowledge all it had wrought in WW2, then it turned out he had been a member of the Hitler Youth and Waffen SS.
	10:58am Greg from Bloomfield: I would like to hear Jeff's thoughts on this tune.
	11:01am Cecile: Yeah, that's what it was. I don't hold that against him that much. If you didn't flee Germany and you were a kid, you kind of had to join Hitler Youth. the nicest, most tolerant German lady I knew was in Hitler Youth. I just flat out asked her when I was a kid. And then when she told me "yes", I asked her if she had a choice, and the answer was pretty much "no".
	11:02am coelacanth: your voice sounds like my head feels.
	11:03am nah: So is The Tin Drum a good read? I have only read the one called Krebsgang or Crabwalk or something.
	11:05am Chris M.: @coelacanth: sorry :(
	11:05am Cecile: there was a phrase I learned used for those people who were very unenthusiastic participants on the German side of WWII, and passively undermined their side.
	11:06am Cecile: A lot of people love that book. I read the first few pages of my friend's copy in HS, and was freaked out.
	11:07am Polyus: I think that's a big part of it, Cecile. He was called up at 17. But most of his critics saw him as pretty smug (and he kinda was) about picking at things that a lot of Germans wanted to forget about. So those revelations were pounced on extra hard.
	11:07am coelacanth: i hope you're okay! ...allergies? ( i can only blame myself for my discomfort.)
	11:07am Claw!: Good Morning, Beloved Radio Friends!
	11:08am Chris M.: i just have a cold. it sounds worse than it is. thanks
	11:08am Polyus: @nah - One of my favorite books, for sure. I liked Cat And Mouse quite a bit as well. Still have a copy of The Rat I have been meaning to get at.
	11:09am Claw!: Fish and Chris - hope you both feel better soon.
	11:09am coelacanth: Hi Bear! ...chris,it doesn't sound that bad- just not your usual.
	11:09am d¢ pät: holy crap, missing a discussion about books?? Keep going, please...
	11:10am Cecile: It sounds like he was a bit of a blowhard, but from what his supporters said, he was including himself in the criticism in a way. Man, that cold is awful. had it before I went on vacation. I was practically hallucinating.
	11:10am Chris M.: thanks, Claw!
	11:10am pierre: the sun is smashing my face and closing my eyes, this is refreshing.
	11:11am d¢ pät: I happened to see the film version of Tin Drum and that was enough to keep me away from the book. I was much better at reading that kind of stuff when I was younger.
	11:12am Claw!: I'm gonna interject in this book discussion by saying this: IF YOU MISS BEING SCARED BY A MOVIE, HOLY SHIT, YOU NEED TO SEE "IT FOLLOWS" AS SOON AS YOUR LEGS CAN TAKE YOU TO THE THEATER.
	11:13am coelacanth: yeah,i'm returning a book today to the library- maybe i'll check that one out. Thanks Bear!! it's just a self-induced headache though. i'll be fine after i eat some protein.
	11:14am Cecile: Claw! I heard that was intense. however, Get Hard was absolutely horrible. I didn't have a choice about going. Worst family outing ever. And I'm a huge Adam McKay/Will Ferrell fan.
	11:15am Polyus: Yes, also meaning to see It Follows.
	11:16am Claw!: I cannot recommend that movie enough. It's so refreshing and brilliant. The score is also fantastic - it's like Boards of Canada and John Carpenter had a baby. Even the poster is really cool and throwback-looking. It really is a classic horror film fan's dream come true. PLEASE GO SEE IT. You will not be disappointed.
	11:17am sugarwolf: I want to see It Follows. The Babadook and A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night are coming to Netflix streaming this month & I have heard good things about those.
	11:18am Polyus: The Mpls/St Paul International Film Festival is happening right now, and I haven't even sat down to sift through the dozens and dozens of entries to see what looks good.
	11:20am Claw!: Babadook was alright - I'd recommend it, if only for the protagonist's acting. It was creepy, but not as scary as everyone was hyping it up to be. But "It Follows" was DEFINITELY scary. And I don't scare at movies. I'll prolly decide to catch "A Girl Walks Home" once I hear more about it, provided it's favorable. :)
	11:22am pierre: I really enjoyed the Badabook, to me it was everything I enjoy in a scary movie. Psychology, absurd, genuine jumpy moments, and good acting. Plus I find the plot pretty original.
	11:23am Greg from Bloomfield: You can tell "It Follows" is worth seeing based solely on the poster art.
	11:24am Greg from Bloomfield: (The old school illustrated rearview mirror one)
	11:24am Chris M.: how does It Follows rank on a scale from Not At All Scary to Jumanji?
	11:27am Earl: The music and sound design made the film for me. Original score by Disasterpeace is available on LP. So good.
	11:27am Claw!: What's really remarkable about "It Follows" is that it doesn't rely on jump scares as much as most contemporary horror films (there might be, like, three, tops), and there's almost no gore. It's all psychological. The score really helps with setting the mood. And the "villain" is also a supremely original concept.... Not a ghost, not a zombie, not a monster, not a slasher... just... disturbing! I have been fangirling over this movie since I got out of the theater last night. I could go on and on (obviously!). Just go see it!!!!!
	11:28am Chris M.: @Claw! but is Jackie Chan in it?
	11:29am Claw!: Yeah, Greg - the old school poster is fucking boss! Everything about this movie is amazing. And Chris - this movie makes Jumanji seem like a kid's movie. Bruce Lee would've been too scared to be in it.
	11:30am Claw!: So no. Jackie Chan wouldn't have touched it with a ten foot pole.
	11:30am Chris M.: haha
	11:32am Polyus: This rules so hard. Chunklet has put it out as a one-sided 12".
	11:33am d¢ pät: huh...
	11:33am Cecile: uh oh, this isn't going to go well.
	11:33am Layet Johnson: Oh my god this is killing me. Thanks Chris.
	11:34am Cecile: oh no!!!!!!
	11:34am Cecile: good guy. it's 330 degrees!
	11:34am Claw!: Earl - what can you tell me about Disasterpiece's other work? Is it all in the same vein as this soundtrack??
	11:34am redkayak: Just jiggle it, pal.....
	11:35am Chris from DC: Do it. Drop the phone in.
	11:35am d¢ pät: hilarious!
	11:35am Cecile: Oh, my God.
	11:35am Chris from DC: That made my Monday so much better.
	11:36am Layet Johnson: Total 100% sigh of utter happiness from over here
	11:37am Earl: Claw! - Disasterpeace is Rich Vreeland. He does music for various projects, video games, etc. Look up his soundclound page for some samples. From what I've heard, the It Follows soundtrack is the best of the bunch.
	11:37am Rev. Turnip Druid: th'Shop!
	11:38am Eric: you shouldn't make fun of people that have to work in fast food, what if he was really dumb enough to reach right in there?
	11:38am common: ello! put it in the basket!
	11:38am Claw!: Right on, Earl. Will look more into that. Thanks!
	11:39am redkayak: When I was a kid I was a cook at a Long John Silver's - EVERYTHING was fried. A dreadful experience!
	11:40am βrian: I've always imagined that's what they mean when they refer to hand-cooked potato chips. The attrition rate must be something, no?
	11:40am redkayak: Burnt the hell out of my hands!
	11:40am Cecile: I worked fast food at Big Boy. Had to clean the chicken fryers on the overnights. Nasty experience.
	11:40am Chris from DC: Everyone I knew who ever worked fast food had grease burns.
	11:40am Ken From Hyde Park: We went to a trampoline place instead of Fast & Furious 7. Probably was the better choice.
	11:41am Blinda: Aaaaah I missed most of what makes my Monday morning tolerable! What would I do without my Imaginary Radio.
	11:41am βrian: @Cecile: Elias Brothers?
	11:41am redkayak: @cecile @chris Amen to that!
	11:42am Chris M.: thanks Blinda!
	11:42am Polyus: I lasted about a month at Wendy's in high school. Ugh.
	11:42am Blinda: And the comments...oh, the comments! Where else would i get my anecdoctal knowledge about working in the fast food industry?
	11:45am Cecile: yep, Elias Bros in MI. And I had grease scars for years.
	11:46am d¢ pät: I lasted 2 nights at a Red Lobster as dishwasher. Burnt my hands on hot dishes! That's when I realized I might want to look into college.
	11:46am βrian: There is no smell more heinous than that of a neglected grease trap. Enough to make vultures cry.
	11:46am redkayak: At LJS you had to kind of drag the shrimps into the oil - kicking up the grease onto my hands. Of course the line of patrons were right there watching us cook, so you couldn't swear, lol.....
	11:47am Cecile: I spent about three years in food service, when I figured out that I might want to get out of it before I became a crippled drunk.
	11:48am redkayak: Yeah....I had a couple years in the food trades. I'll save my baked potato throwing story for another day....
	11:50am Cecile: this sounds like the lovechild of Randy Bachman and Joe Cocker.
	11:52am Chris from DC: @Brian, yes awful memories of cleaning a grease trap. It's more a punishment than anything.
	11:54am Cecile: When I see those restaurant/bar reno shows, I always shudder. You never get them completely clean. shudder
	11:55am JakeGould: @Cecile: Food service is disgusting no matter where you are or what clientele you cater to. That is food service.
	11:57am Claw!: Thanks, Chris! Hope your soothing radio baritone is better by next week!
	11:57am Sem Chumbo: George Orwell on food service: Down and Out in Paris. Horrific stories from behind the scenes at the best restaurants in gay Paree.Kitchen Confidential long before Bourdain got to the topic.
	11:58am coelacanth: Thanks Chris. i hope recovery is swift. later on people.
	11:59am SeanG: you rock
	12:00pm coelacanth: ha! Claw!- funny!

Imaginary Radio: Playlist from April 13, 2015

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Approx. start time
Acid King	Red River "Red River" by "Acid King"	Middle Of Nowhere, Center Of Everywhere	2015	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Hepa-Titus	Chow (f. King Buzzo) "Chow (f. King Buzzo)" by "Hepa-Titus"	How Chow Now Dead Cow?	2014	0:07:53 (Pop-up)
Baba Commandant & The Mandingo Band	Folon	Juguya	2015	0:11:27 (Pop-up)
Gucci Mane	Money Do "Money Do" by "Gucci Mane"	Breakfast	2015	0:16:40 (Pop-up)
Aphex Twin	MARCHROMT38 fast "MARCHROMT38 fast" by "Aphex Twin"	MARCHROMT30a Edit 2b 96	2015	0:19:46 (Pop-up)
Martin Rev	Baby O Baby "Baby O Baby" by "Martin Rev"	Martin Rev	1980	0:25:14 (Pop-up)
White Hills	ЈSD Or USB "ЈSD Or USB" by "White Hills"	Walks For Motorists	2015	0:29:56 (Pop-up)
Hawkwind	Seven By Seven (Original Single Mix)	Of Time & Stars: The Singles	2015	0:33:37 (Pop-up)
Wire	Blogging "Blogging" by "Wire"	Wire	2015	0:38:57 (Pop-up)
Siouxsie And The Banshees	Trust In Me	Through The Looking Glass	1987	0:42:38 (Pop-up)
Momus	The Painter "The Painter" by "Momus"	Turpsycore	2015	0:46:37 (Pop-up)
Medium Medium	Hungry, So Angry "Hungry, So Angry" by "Medium Medium"	Sherwood at the Controls, Volume 1: 1979 – 1984	2015	0:49:40 (Pop-up)

The Ghost	When You're Dead "When You're Dead" by "The Ghost"	When You're Dead – One Second	1970	0:58:33 (Pop-up)
Badﬁnger	I'd Die Babe "I'd Die Babe" by "Badﬁnger"	Straight Up	1971	1:02:58 (Pop-up)
Bad Company	See The Sunlight "See The Sunlight" by "Bad Company"	Straight Shooter (Deluxe)	2015	1:05:37 (Pop-up)
Flake	Under The Silent Tree "Under The Silent Tree" by "Flake"	How's Your Mother	1971	1:10:06 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash	25 Minutes To Go "25 Minutes To Go" by "Johnny Cash"	At Folsom Prison	1968	1:13:54 (Pop-up)
Doug Sahm	It's Gonna Be Easy "It's Gonna Be Easy" by "Doug Sahm"	Doug Sahm And Band	1973	1:17:00 (Pop-up)
Destruction Unit	Night Loner "Night Loner" by "Destruction Unit"	Live In San Francisco	2015	1:20:28 (Pop-up)
Angst Hase Pfeffer Nase	Teal Ted Stares At The Last Deer State	Bidden	2015	1:35:14 (Pop-up)
Fang	Law & Order "Law & Order" by "Fang"	Landshark	1983	1:39:37 (Pop-up)
The Ronsons	You'll Be Taken Care Of	Demo		1:42:20 (Pop-up)
Feedtime	Flatiron "Flatiron" by "Feedtime"	Flatiron	2015	1:44:14 (Pop-up)
YDI	In Ignorance "In Ignorance" by "YDI"	A Place in the Sun / Black Dust	2015	1:46:07 (Pop-up)
Poison Idea	Bog "Bog" by "Poison Idea"	Confuse & Conquer	2015	1:47:02 (Pop-up)
Unrest	We're Calling You Out "We're Calling You Out" by "Unrest"	Grindcore	2015	1:49:31 (Pop-up)
Johansson & Speckmann	I'll End Your Rotten Life	Mask Of The Treacherous	2015	1:50:18 (Pop-up)
Ululate	Red Wine "Red Wine" by "Ululate"	Back To Cannibal World	2015	1:52:58 (Pop-up)

Portion Control	Sort Out "Sort Out" by "Portion Control"	I Staggered Mentally	1983	2:03:58 (Pop-up)
Alva Noto	Xerrox Isola "Xerrox Isola" by "Alva Noto"	Xerrox Vol. 3	2015	2:07:02 (Pop-up)
William Basinski	Cascade (Excerpt)	Cascade	2015	2:14:56 (Pop-up)
Wendy's	The Corporate Office "The Corporate Office" by "Wendy's"	The Corporate Office	2015	2:29:07 (Pop-up)
Chop Shop	Side 1 "Side 1" by "Chop Shop"	Grey Area	2015	2:35:59 (Pop-up)
Gash	Angel And Mother "Angel And Mother" by "Gash"	A Young Man's Gash	1974	2:47:49 (Pop-up)
Badfinger	Take It All "Take It All" by "Badfinger"	Straight Up	1971	2:54:01 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am Marcel M: Morning Chris and Chrisettes
	9:02am Cheri Pi: I'm awake now.
	9:02am Ken From Hyde Park: How to start off Monday morning: Turn it up!
	9:04am Marcel M: I'm awake but in a trance
	9:05am Marcel M: Should've seen these guys when they came around.
	9:06am Sem Chumbo: Laser-eyed sturgeon! Can't hook those around here, have to try to the waters off Fukishima. Morning, Chris, and all youse.
	9:06am Cheri Pi: Is that a salmon?
	9:09am Polyus: One of the best Cows songs ever.
	9:10am Cheri Pi: what Polyus said.
	9:10am rev. turnip druid: had to pull over (walkies commute) to bellow COOWWWSSS..... well, cows-ish. But still. COOOOWWWSS...!
	9:11am fleep: Fish got bling.
	9:11am Cheri Pi: PAPSIES!
	9:11am Polyus: Have to admit, though, that I am strangely ambivalent about their reunion show this summer.
	9:11am rev. turnip druid: kevin r. is bass joy god
	9:23am SeanG: is this where we talk about fish? I'm going to the pond today
	9:24am blee: APHEX!
	9:26am blee: A fine morning, Chris and fellow listeners. A fine morning, indeed.
	9:27am MD: I don't know about Spring...But WFMU is always BLOOMIN"!!!
	9:28am Marcel M: Imaginary fish talk. Goodluck SeanG! I've been putting my appointment off for a while now... last time he really splashed me.
	9:30am SeanG: thanks Marcel--my fish is really pretty so that helps a lot.
	9:32am Chris M.: the ole bait n switch
	9:33am blee: A halibut stole my frisbee once. My sister and I were throwing it while waist deep in the ocean. He jumped straight up, grabbed it out of her hands, and swam away w it while she screamed. It was the best way to lose a frisbee.
	9:34am fleep: He did it just for the halibut.
	9:35am blee: It was a floppy silicone frisbee, bright green. He was a large Pacific Halibut. It didn't work out, but they had their fun.
	9:35am Chris M.: @bleep: the same exact thing happened to me except it wasn't a halibut, it was Leland Sklar.
	9:36am Cheri Pi: Now you're cooking with gas ChrissEmm
	9:36am Ken From Hyde Park: indulgy.com... One time, my kids & I came across a rotting dead sturgeon along the Hudson R. at Quiet Cove town park. I used a stick to push the remains adrift. We still refer to the place as Stinkfish Park.
	9:36am Polyus: Whoa, have never heard this version. Pretty cool.
	9:37am Marcel M: @SeanG: Wow haha.. I meant to type scolded. I have no idea why I typed splashed... I guess I need more coffee.
	9:38am SeanG: it's fish talk now!
	9:38am Marcel M: Its interesting that this is the original single mix. The remastered live version is way better sounding. No?
	9:39am Marcel M: It was a happy mistake I suppose!
	9:39am SeanG: no Chris changed it for the better
	9:43am Rev. Turnip Druid: Nearly pulled over to bleat TH'WIND!!!! but was too heavily laden with th'muffin & th'iced coffee. Now we're in position with seat belts & tray-tables burning in a happy heap.
	9:44am Marcel M: Well its not remastered so I guess thats why. I'm so used to listening to the newer/remastered Space Ritual that I get taken aback when I hear the studio stuff. Its much heavier live. More bass.
	9:44am pierre: Bonjour Free folks !
	9:45am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Wow, forgot about this Siouxsie song. Goes with the laser-eyed fish picture.
	9:52am Greg from Bloomfield: Morning, all! Good morning, bedazzled flashlight fish!
	9:53am Chris from DC: Medium Medium, wow it's been a long time.
	9:54am bobdoesthings: hey guys!!!!1
	9:58am Polyus: Don't think he knows about second breakfast.
	9:58am Ken From Hyde Park: When DJs have limited voicing capabilities, there should be some text-to-speech software that can read the playlist to us.
	9:59am blee: @ Chris M - those fish need to buy their own damn frisbees!
	10:01am Mark: Either that, Ken, or you could just, you know, read the playlst.
	10:08am Rev. Turnip Druid: I want to be a bedazzled fishlight when i grow up.
	10:13am Greg from Bloomfield: Phrisbee Phish
	10:18am SeanG: Hell Yeah!
	10:18am Greg from Bloomfield: THEME SONG
	10:18am Cheri Pi: that fish is lasering me but I can't take eet seriously due to it's underbite.
	10:19am SeanG: yeah that's a wicked underbite
	10:22am Santos L Halper: Hmm, i remember that Doug Sahm song being much longer...
	10:22am βrian: Looks like a Northern Pike to me, or a muskellunge. They've shredded many an unsuspecting finger.
	10:23am Marcel M: I think its a Barracuda www.fda.gov...
	10:30am conkrete dawg: my hangover wants to punch this song in the face
	10:30am Cecile: hola!
	10:32am Cecile: to keep a pike from tasting fishy, bake it in milk with a diced potato in its cavity. Then throw the milk and potato away. Good eating!
	10:34am βrian: Those are definitely a sturgeon in the background, mostly freshwater fish. And you have to believe the artist was going for verisimilitude cuz that's what artists do, right?
	10:37am Rev. Turnip Druid: Whee! Found a copy of that Pfeffer Nase recently. Life is goot.
	10:44am Polyus: Gunter Grass has passed away at 87, if that means anything to anyone else.
	10:49am Cecile: Was that the guy who wrote the Tin Drum, and then it turned out it was all fake?
	10:53am Mark: Johansson & Speckmann sound pissed.
	10:54am coelacanth: ahoy chris and hallucinations excellent picture!
	10:54am Cecile: no, not that, he glossed over his war years. That's what it was.
	10:55am Polyus: He wrote The Tin Drum, yep. But there is nothing fake about it, just a work of fiction. What happened is that was an ardent lefty and very vocal about Germany needing to acknowledge all it had wrought in WW2, then it turned out he had been a member of the Hitler Youth and Waffen SS.
	10:58am Greg from Bloomfield: I would like to hear Jeff's thoughts on this tune.
	11:01am Cecile: Yeah, that's what it was. I don't hold that against him that much. If you didn't flee Germany and you were a kid, you kind of had to join Hitler Youth. the nicest, most tolerant German lady I knew was in Hitler Youth. I just flat out asked her when I was a kid. And then when she told me "yes", I asked her if she had a choice, and the answer was pretty much "no".
	11:02am coelacanth: your voice sounds like my head feels.
	11:03am nah: So is The Tin Drum a good read? I have only read the one called Krebsgang or Crabwalk or something.
	11:05am Chris M.: @coelacanth: sorry :(
	11:05am Cecile: there was a phrase I learned used for those people who were very unenthusiastic participants on the German side of WWII, and passively undermined their side.
	11:06am Cecile: A lot of people love that book. I read the first few pages of my friend's copy in HS, and was freaked out.
	11:07am Polyus: I think that's a big part of it, Cecile. He was called up at 17. But most of his critics saw him as pretty smug (and he kinda was) about picking at things that a lot of Germans wanted to forget about. So those revelations were pounced on extra hard.
	11:07am coelacanth: i hope you're okay! ...allergies? ( i can only blame myself for my discomfort.)
	11:07am Claw!: Good Morning, Beloved Radio Friends!
	11:08am Chris M.: i just have a cold. it sounds worse than it is. thanks
	11:08am Polyus: @nah - One of my favorite books, for sure. I liked Cat And Mouse quite a bit as well. Still have a copy of The Rat I have been meaning to get at.
	11:09am Claw!: Fish and Chris - hope you both feel better soon.
	11:09am coelacanth: Hi Bear! ...chris,it doesn't sound that bad- just not your usual.
	11:09am d¢ pät: holy crap, missing a discussion about books?? Keep going, please...
	11:10am Cecile: It sounds like he was a bit of a blowhard, but from what his supporters said, he was including himself in the criticism in a way. Man, that cold is awful. had it before I went on vacation. I was practically hallucinating.
	11:10am Chris M.: thanks, Claw!
	11:10am pierre: the sun is smashing my face and closing my eyes, this is refreshing.
	11:11am d¢ pät: I happened to see the film version of Tin Drum and that was enough to keep me away from the book. I was much better at reading that kind of stuff when I was younger.
	11:12am Claw!: I'm gonna interject in this book discussion by saying this: IF YOU MISS BEING SCARED BY A MOVIE, HOLY SHIT, YOU NEED TO SEE "IT FOLLOWS" AS SOON AS YOUR LEGS CAN TAKE YOU TO THE THEATER.
	11:13am coelacanth: yeah,i'm returning a book today to the library- maybe i'll check that one out. Thanks Bear!! it's just a self-induced headache though. i'll be fine after i eat some protein.
	11:14am Cecile: Claw! I heard that was intense. however, Get Hard was absolutely horrible. I didn't have a choice about going. Worst family outing ever. And I'm a huge Adam McKay/Will Ferrell fan.
	11:15am Polyus: Yes, also meaning to see It Follows.
	11:16am Claw!: I cannot recommend that movie enough. It's so refreshing and brilliant. The score is also fantastic - it's like Boards of Canada and John Carpenter had a baby. Even the poster is really cool and throwback-looking. It really is a classic horror film fan's dream come true. PLEASE GO SEE IT. You will not be disappointed.
	11:17am sugarwolf: I want to see It Follows. The Babadook and A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night are coming to Netflix streaming this month & I have heard good things about those.
	11:18am Polyus: The Mpls/St Paul International Film Festival is happening right now, and I haven't even sat down to sift through the dozens and dozens of entries to see what looks good.
	11:20am Claw!: Babadook was alright - I'd recommend it, if only for the protagonist's acting. It was creepy, but not as scary as everyone was hyping it up to be. But "It Follows" was DEFINITELY scary. And I don't scare at movies. I'll prolly decide to catch "A Girl Walks Home" once I hear more about it, provided it's favorable. :)
	11:22am pierre: I really enjoyed the Badabook, to me it was everything I enjoy in a scary movie. Psychology, absurd, genuine jumpy moments, and good acting. Plus I find the plot pretty original.
	11:23am Greg from Bloomfield: You can tell "It Follows" is worth seeing based solely on the poster art.
	11:24am Greg from Bloomfield: (The old school illustrated rearview mirror one)
	11:24am Chris M.: how does It Follows rank on a scale from Not At All Scary to Jumanji?
	11:27am Earl: The music and sound design made the film for me. Original score by Disasterpeace is available on LP. So good.
	11:27am Claw!: What's really remarkable about "It Follows" is that it doesn't rely on jump scares as much as most contemporary horror films (there might be, like, three, tops), and there's almost no gore. It's all psychological. The score really helps with setting the mood. And the "villain" is also a supremely original concept.... Not a ghost, not a zombie, not a monster, not a slasher... just... disturbing! I have been fangirling over this movie since I got out of the theater last night. I could go on and on (obviously!). Just go see it!!!!!
	11:28am Chris M.: @Claw! but is Jackie Chan in it?
	11:29am Claw!: Yeah, Greg - the old school poster is fucking boss! Everything about this movie is amazing. And Chris - this movie makes Jumanji seem like a kid's movie. Bruce Lee would've been too scared to be in it.
	11:30am Claw!: So no. Jackie Chan wouldn't have touched it with a ten foot pole.
	11:30am Chris M.: haha
	11:32am Polyus: This rules so hard. Chunklet has put it out as a one-sided 12".
	11:33am d¢ pät: huh...
	11:33am Cecile: uh oh, this isn't going to go well.
	11:33am Layet Johnson: Oh my god this is killing me. Thanks Chris.
	11:34am Cecile: oh no!!!!!!
	11:34am Cecile: good guy. it's 330 degrees!
	11:34am Claw!: Earl - what can you tell me about Disasterpiece's other work? Is it all in the same vein as this soundtrack??
	11:34am redkayak: Just jiggle it, pal.....
	11:35am Chris from DC: Do it. Drop the phone in.
	11:35am d¢ pät: hilarious!
	11:35am Cecile: Oh, my God.
	11:35am Chris from DC: That made my Monday so much better.
	11:36am Layet Johnson: Total 100% sigh of utter happiness from over here
	11:37am Earl: Claw! - Disasterpeace is Rich Vreeland. He does music for various projects, video games, etc. Look up his soundclound page for some samples. From what I've heard, the It Follows soundtrack is the best of the bunch.
	11:37am Rev. Turnip Druid: th'Shop!
	11:38am Eric: you shouldn't make fun of people that have to work in fast food, what if he was really dumb enough to reach right in there?
	11:38am common: ello! put it in the basket!
	11:38am Claw!: Right on, Earl. Will look more into that. Thanks!
	11:39am redkayak: When I was a kid I was a cook at a Long John Silver's - EVERYTHING was fried. A dreadful experience!
	11:40am βrian: I've always imagined that's what they mean when they refer to hand-cooked potato chips. The attrition rate must be something, no?
	11:40am redkayak: Burnt the hell out of my hands!
	11:40am Cecile: I worked fast food at Big Boy. Had to clean the chicken fryers on the overnights. Nasty experience.
	11:40am Chris from DC: Everyone I knew who ever worked fast food had grease burns.
	11:40am Ken From Hyde Park: We went to a trampoline place instead of Fast & Furious 7. Probably was the better choice.
	11:41am Blinda: Aaaaah I missed most of what makes my Monday morning tolerable! What would I do without my Imaginary Radio.
	11:41am βrian: @Cecile: Elias Brothers?
	11:41am redkayak: @cecile @chris Amen to that!
	11:42am Chris M.: thanks Blinda!
	11:42am Polyus: I lasted about a month at Wendy's in high school. Ugh.
	11:42am Blinda: And the comments...oh, the comments! Where else would i get my anecdoctal knowledge about working in the fast food industry?
	11:45am Cecile: yep, Elias Bros in MI. And I had grease scars for years.
	11:46am d¢ pät: I lasted 2 nights at a Red Lobster as dishwasher. Burnt my hands on hot dishes! That's when I realized I might want to look into college.
	11:46am βrian: There is no smell more heinous than that of a neglected grease trap. Enough to make vultures cry.
	11:46am redkayak: At LJS you had to kind of drag the shrimps into the oil - kicking up the grease onto my hands. Of course the line of patrons were right there watching us cook, so you couldn't swear, lol.....
	11:47am Cecile: I spent about three years in food service, when I figured out that I might want to get out of it before I became a crippled drunk.
	11:48am redkayak: Yeah....I had a couple years in the food trades. I'll save my baked potato throwing story for another day....
	11:50am Cecile: this sounds like the lovechild of Randy Bachman and Joe Cocker.
	11:52am Chris from DC: @Brian, yes awful memories of cleaning a grease trap. It's more a punishment than anything.
	11:54am Cecile: When I see those restaurant/bar reno shows, I always shudder. You never get them completely clean. shudder
	11:55am JakeGould: @Cecile: Food service is disgusting no matter where you are or what clientele you cater to. That is food service.
	11:57am Claw!: Thanks, Chris! Hope your soothing radio baritone is better by next week!
	11:57am Sem Chumbo: George Orwell on food service: Down and Out in Paris. Horrific stories from behind the scenes at the best restaurants in gay Paree.Kitchen Confidential long before Bourdain got to the topic.
	11:58am coelacanth: Thanks Chris. i hope recovery is swift. later on people.
	11:59am SeanG: you rock
	12:00pm coelacanth: ha! Claw!- funny!

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