WFMU: Therese: Playlist from May 18, 2015

Listener comments!
	12:02am pacific standard simon: This is funny.
	12:02am sugarwolf: hello hello
	12:03am Steve-O: Hi Therese! =)
	12:03am BadGuyZero: This is my new go-to karaoke song.
	12:04am KP: No spoilers!
	12:05am JakeGould: I can only really sing karaoke songs with a baritone. Like Johnny Cash, Nick Cave, Hall & Oates stuff, Benjamin Orr’s songs with the Cars or Huey Lewis since that guy can’t sing.
	12:06am JakeGould: I hear that Don Draper woke up on from a nap in his cabin and suddenly realizes he’s really on the planet Solaris.
	12:06am JakeGould: Nope, the whole “Mad Men” show was the creation of an autistic kid shaking a snow globe.
	12:07am Steve-O: Hey! I remember hearing of the Chicas! album on one of Mary Wing's older shows from March 2012. =)
	12:07am Steve-O: @JakeGould: A Tommy Westphall reference? =)
	12:09am JakeGould: @Steve-O: Didn’t realize that magical kid was named Tommy Westphall. Thanks for the assist!
	12:10am BadGuyZero: Greetings from Nashville. This is the seventh or eighth different state I've listened to Therese's show from.
	12:12am Ike: @Jake, autistic snow globe TV shows are so passé. I music prefer all TV shows to be the virtual-reality hallucinations of astronauts in suspended animation on their way to Mars.
	12:13am BadGuyZero: Now we can hear Peggy!
	12:13am Ike: *MUCH prefer, not "music prefer" (whatever that is)
	12:14am KP: Is Patsy Cline's jacket still in the CMHOF?
	12:15am pacific standard simon: @ Ike - The American version of that show was a huge rip-off of Philip K. Dick!
	12:15am JakeGould: @Ike: Feh, you kids. I am still into my TV shows being about space truckers put into suspended animation in the middle of a what is basically a trucking gig. I mean that’s what Alien is about?
	12:15am BadGuyZero: I thought the poor get the picture.
	12:16am JakeGould: And on topic, hello DJ Therese.
	12:17am pacific standard simon: "On topic" is overrated.
	12:18am pacific standard simon: Unless you're buying.
	12:20am JakeGould: Okay, so here is an NYC topic I need to broach after something that happened this weekend: Is it ever acceptable anywhere for someone riding the subway, holding the pole with their hands to have some random tourist come on the train and not only lean but put their head on your hand? Yes, this has now happened to me 3 times and each time it was a tourist and they were baffled as to why I—and others—would not want their head on someone’s hand.
	12:20am Ĩk∑: To be fair @PSS, isn't half of all current sci-fi a rip-off of PKD?
	12:21am JakeGould: And it can be an “anywhere where people deal with humans on public transportation” topic.
	12:23am BadGuyZero: I don't understand the question, and I won't respond to it.
	12:25am BadGuyZero: I hope we get to hear the rest of that Julie Andrews song.
	12:25am pacific standard simon: True, Ĩk∑, true. @JakeGould - Are you certain you're not bragging?
	12:26am JakeGould: @BGZ: Your response is apt because my question was an “Arrrgh! Just beer me!” question.
	12:26am BadGuyZero: You will persevere, Therese.
	12:28am BadGuyZero: The trifects!
	12:28am pacific standard simon: I have confidence that if it doesn't work out, Therese, it will nevertheless become the basis for a killer future marathon premium!
	12:28am BadGuyZero: BLERG! trifects = trifecta
	12:29am BadGuyZero: I saw Coco from The Ettes sing a Wanda Jackson song!
	12:29am Ken From Hyde Park: I'm kind of sleepy just now, but waiting for clothes to finish washing. Hope to get them into the dryer before I konk.
	12:29am pacific standard simon: I'm looking for jobs AND apartments on Craigslist.
	12:32am pacific standard simon: With a sinking feeling that I'll end up working in a piroshki shop while living in Chinatown.
	12:33am JakeGould: @PSS: Craigslist is weird. And not in the “Ooo! There are crazy people!” way. I have listed some items on Craigslist for months. Some even more than a year. Then all last week, people contacted me and finally bought the stuff. All in the last week. Is some planet in retrograde?
	12:33am JakeGould: Now I want piroshki. And fries.
	12:35am Ĩkє: Is there a really bad Chinatown in yr Pacific zone, @PSS? I'm near one of NYC's lesser-known Chinatowns (plus Mexico Town) and it's not a terrible area at all, as long as you're out of the noisiest section & not right on top of the illicit gambling dens and illicit sweatshops. Anyway, I'm also hunting jobs on CL, so I feel half of yr pain.
	12:37am JakeGould: @Ike: There’s tons of non-illicit gambling in Sunset Park’s Chinatown. Ever see those shops—tons of them—that just basically have big light up boards that look like bingo numbers? HINT!
	12:38am pacific standard simon: I dunno. My experiences with 'real life' have been pretty weird too. If RRN63 were here he could tell you about the retrograde. @Ĩkє - Seattle Chinatown.
	12:38am JakeGould: @PSS: Not too sure about the Pacific Northwest, but using the StreetEasy app in NYC was a godsend for my last apartment hunt. Might only be in NYC but see if there is a variant of the concept near you.
	12:39am Ĩk∑: @Jake, I was basically joking about the gambling, but now I'm going to look for those big light-up boards. And @PSS, is Seatlle Chinatown that bad then? Surely there are worse parts of Seattle?
	12:42am JakeGould: @Ike: Like any place in your hood that has lotto happening, just peek in and look around. There are genuinely lots of these Chinese lottery places. Also, around 64th Street there are some Korean nightclubs and even a hotel that has karaoke that are quite shady in a way… You just have to see and look…
	12:42am KP: Nice gazy Swervedriver
	12:43am BadGuyZero: Does Seattle's International District still have a karaoke place that stays open until 6am during the weekend?
	12:44am JakeGould: And there is nothing wrong with Korean karaoke places… But in deep Brooklyn those and Russian nightclubs are completely legit businesses that should never be questioned by anyone anyhow anywhere.
	12:47am pacific standard simon: @Ĩk∑ - Pretty damn trashy compared to most of the rest of the city. @JakeGould - It seems that StreetEasy is actually based in Seattle, but I'm having trouble finding a link to something that actually works in Seattle. @BadGuyZero - I know nothing. NOTHING!
	12:51am JakeGould: @PSS: “I know nothing. NOTHING!” Phew, glad you said that.
	12:59am pacific standard simon: This is a good 'bowing-out' theme for me. See you all later on the interocitor.
	1:03am JakeGould: @PSS: Lay your head on a pillow and not on a pole with someone’s hand on it.
	1:10am BadGuyZero: Gesundheit!
	1:13am Tome: hellloooo
	1:14am Tome: dumpster funk another genre make up by pseudo intellectual hipster white people ...
	1:16am JakeGould: Dumpster Funk: What happens when you go dumpster diving but come up empty.
	1:18am Tome: Carrol Gardens , Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill , , aka ,, haha I kid I kid ,,
	1:18am JakeGould: Alice Cooper always reminds me of the pizza place around the corner from me when I was growing up in Brooklyn. They had a jukebox with the “Elected” single cover in it.
	1:20am JakeGould: @Tome: Carrol Gardens, Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill don’t dumpster dive. They just put stuff out with signs that read “FREE!” on them.
	1:25am Tome: it's all South Brooklyn baby ,,pre Gowanus Exp. & Red Hook houses it was anyway , anywhere below Atlantic ave, ,, I believe it was because Brooklyn originally as a borough was only considered Downtown area an below ,, rest was kinda "long Island" ,, many who live in East Queens still say they're in Long Island ,, ie East NY,, the eastern neighborhood of Brooklyn one time ,, and NY city too ...
	1:27am JakeGould: @Tome: I am not too sure what you mean there. I know what South Brooklyn is. But I don’t get the context of the conversation. If you ever look at a map of Brooklyn from ye olden times and compare it to now, basically “Brownstone Brooklyn” is what was once considered real Brooklyn. And the rest of the borough was just farmland in some way.
	1:30am Tome: yes but as far a greater NY city was concerned one time I think only downtown brooklyn and South Brooklyn ,, down to red Hook was considered part of greater NY city I must do more investigation , look at those maps in the Public Library ..
	1:31am egal: Might be the worst LZ song.
	1:31am JakeGould: @Tome: Pretty much yeah. It’s fascinating to think that other parts of Brooklyn are still considered “hick” parts of Brooklyn decades later.
	1:32am JakeGould: I’m not too sure about the Led Zep song either, but respect WFMU for playing it.
	1:33am Tome: --- here is what I saw on Wiki anyway South Brooklyn is an "obsolete and imprecise"[1] historic term for a section of the City of Brooklyn – now the New York City borough of Brooklyn – encompassing what are now the Boerum Hill, Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, Gowanus, Park Slope and Red Hook neighborhoods.[1][2][3] It was named for its location, south of the original Village of Brooklyn. It should not be confused with the geographic southern region of the modern borough of Brooklyn, which includes the neighborhoods of Gravesend, Sheepshead Bay, Gerritsen Beach, Seagate, Coney Island, Brighton Beach, and Manhattan Beach. < now back to the music :) ,, one Zep album I liked anyway ,,
	1:34am BadGuyZero: It's better than "D'yer Maker" or "Fool In The Rain."
	1:34am Tome: .. obsolete village ahh that kind of sums it up ...
	1:36am JakeGould: @Tome: Sad thing is that mentality of what Brooklyn once was affects the rest of the borough. Everything in Brownstone Brooklyn gets preserved. Here in Bay Ridge the 90 year old Irish bar around the corner from me closed and is now gutted to become a medical office or something. Progress!
	1:37am Tome: kind of liked the way Zep was going with "in through the out door.."but I think if it would have continued ,, they could have been too poppy ie,,, like Genesis Duke ,, but maybe not .. who knows ,,
	1:38am egal: I think Mr Page was in the grips of heroin and didn't do much with this album.
	1:39am JakeGould: @egal: You mean Mr. Page suffered from “exhaustion.”
	1:40am egal: Yes, yes!
	1:44am BadGuyZero: Leland plays every instrument on that record.
	1:46am JakeGould: Leland! www.discogs.com...
	1:53am Tome: yea yea yea !!!
	2:05am BadGuyZero: Y-E-S!!!
	2:07am egal: Alas, she lost her head.
	2:25am BadGuyZero: Soul Dracula wants to funk your blood.
	2:26am BadGuyZero: You should play the instrumental b-side and say all of Soul Dracula's lines.
	2:27am Therese: Maybe next week, BGZ...
	2:28am BadGuyZero: I wonder how much one would have to pledge during next year's marathon for Yo La Tengo to consider covering "Soul Dracula."
	2:28am Tome: /\\//\\/\/\/\/\\//\\////\
	2:29am Therese: I don't know, but I would GLADLY pitch in for that!
	2:31am JakeGould: Soul Dracula: www.youtube.com...
	2:50am JakeGould: Data asks Worf to take care of his cat. www.youtube.com...
	2:53am JakeGould: “I will FEED him.” Best line.
	2:53am Therese: Aww! Worf!
	2:56am JakeGould: Just noticed the Mondrian in Data’s quarters. Of course Data would like Mondrian.
	2:59am BadGuyZero: Thank you for getting Monday off to a pleasant start, Therese. I hope you make it to your meeting on time.
	3:00am Tome: wonderful spectacular even Therese ! oh Monday Monday ,

Therese: Playlist from May 18, 2015

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
God Help the Girl	God Help the Girl	God Help the Girl	Matador		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Ana Kiro	Por Ultima Vez "Por Ultima Vez" by "Ana Kiro"	Chicas! Spanish Female Singers Vol. 2 1963-1978 (V/A)	Vampisoul	*	0:05:47 (Pop-up)
Palma Violets	Coming Over to My Place	Danger in the Club	Rough Trade	*	0:08:00 (Pop-up)
Liz Phair	May Queen "May Queen" by "Liz Phair"	Whip Smart	Matador/Atlantic		0:12:42 (Pop-up)
Peggy Lee	Ain't We Got Fun "Ain't We Got Fun" by "Peggy Lee"	Jump for Joy	Capitol		0:15:08 (Pop-up)
Pale Blue	The Past We Leave Behind	The Past We Leave Behind	Captured Tracks	*	0:17:43 (Pop-up)
The Magnetic Fields	100,000 Fireflies	Distant Plastic Trees	Red Flame Records		0:22:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Shuggie Otis	Pling! "Pling!" by "Shuggie Otis"	Inspiration Information			0:26:18 (Pop-up)
The Chameleons UK	Soul in Isolation	Strange Times	Geffen		0:32:29 (Pop-up)
Swervedriver	Autodidact "Autodidact" by "Swervedriver"	I Wasn't Born to Lose You	Cobraside	*	0:38:54 (Pop-up)
Lower Dens	Non Grata "Non Grata" by "Lower Dens"	Escape from Evil	Ribbon Music	*	0:43:46 (Pop-up)
Crocodiles	Don't Look Up "Don't Look Up" by "Crocodiles"	Boys	Zoo Music	*	0:46:43 (Pop-up)
Sarah Mary Chadwick	Same Old Fires	9 Classic Tracks	Siltbreeze	*	0:50:57 (Pop-up)
Angelo Badalamenti with Julee Cruise	Into the Night	Twin Peaks	Warner Bros.		0:56:48 (Pop-up)
Ruby Johnson	I'll Run Your Hurt Away	7" Single	Volt		1:01:07 (Pop-up)

Alice Cooper	Under My Wheels "Under My Wheels" by "Alice Cooper"	Killer	Warner Bros.		1:18:37 (Pop-up)
White Eyes	Rider "Rider" by "White Eyes"	White Eyes	Numero Group	*	1:21:29 (Pop-up)
Karin Krog	We Could Be Flying "We Could Be Flying" by "Karin Krog"	Don't Just Sing: An Anthology 1963-1999	Light in the Attic	*	1:25:27 (Pop-up)
Led Zeppelin	Carouselambra "Carouselambra" by "Led Zeppelin"	In Through the Out Door	Swan Song		1:31:27 (Pop-up)
Leland	A Lucky Man "A Lucky Man" by "Leland"	A Self-Taught, Decathalon, Hard Rock Musician!	Stoned Circle	*	1:41:50 (Pop-up)

Spectre Folk	Cruiser's Creek (Live in the WFMU Studio)	Spectre Folk vs the Fall at WFMU 4/12/15	No Label	*	1:50:49 (Pop-up)
Monsterland	Totally Wired "Totally Wired" by "Monsterland"	Insulation 7"	Seed Records		1:54:31 (Pop-up)
Gabriel Dalar	39° de Fièvre "39° de Fièvre" by "Gabriel Dalar"	Vive Le Rock 'n' Roll: The Unruly World of French Rock 'n' Roll, 1956-1962	RPM	*	1:59:08 (Pop-up)
Raymond Scott	IBM MT/ST: "The Paperwork Explosion"	Manhattan Research, Inc.	Basta		2:02:33 (Pop-up)
Julie Andrews & Ensemble	The Lusty Month of May	Camelot: Original Broadway Cast Recording	Columbia		2:06:45 (Pop-up)

The Movers	Soweto Disco "Soweto Disco" by "The Movers"	Next Stop Soweto, Vol. 4: Zulu Rock, Afro-Disco and Mbaqanga, 1975-1985	Strut	*	2:15:20 (Pop-up)
Hot Chip	Easy to Get "Easy to Get" by "Hot Chip"	Why Make Sense?	Domino	*	2:19:12 (Pop-up)
Hot Blood	Soul Dracula "Soul Dracula" by "Hot Blood"	Soul / Sans Dracula 7"	Era		2:24:21 (Pop-up)
Lipstick	It's a Tight Fit "It's a Tight Fit" by "Lipstick"	It's a Tight Fit 7"	Music Merchant		2:28:15 (Pop-up)
Ab-Soul feat. Aloe Blacc	Trouble "Trouble" by "Ab-Soul feat. Aloe Blacc"	Welcome to Los Santos	Mass Appeal	*	2:32:15 (Pop-up)
Thigh Master	Flat City "Flat City" by "Thigh Master"	Thigh Master 7"	Tenth Court	*	2:36:05 (Pop-up)
Thee Tsunamis	Skip Tracer "Skip Tracer" by "Thee Tsunamis"	Saturday Night Sweetheart	Magnetic South	*	2:38:22 (Pop-up)
The Mad Lads	No Strings Attached "No Strings Attached" by "The Mad Lads"	No Strings Attached 7"	Volt		2:41:53 (Pop-up)
Brenda Holloway	Every Little Bit Hurts	Every Little Bit Hurts 7"	Tamla Motown		2:44:09 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Shuggie Otis	Pling "Pling" by "Shuggie Otis"	Inspiration Information	Luaka Bop		2:47:32 (Pop-up)
Patrick Watson	Grace "Grace" by "Patrick Watson"	Love Songs for Robots	Secret City Records	*	2:52:42 (Pop-up)
Honey Radar	Circuit in the Sunlight	Chain Smoking on Easter	Third Uncle / Treetop Sorbet	*	2:56:51 (Pop-up)
Jonathan Richman	They Showed Me the Door to Bohemia	Keith 7"	Blue Arrow	*	2:58:46 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:02am pacific standard simon: This is funny.
	12:02am sugarwolf: hello hello
	12:03am Steve-O: Hi Therese! =)
	12:03am BadGuyZero: This is my new go-to karaoke song.
	12:04am KP: No spoilers!
	12:05am JakeGould: I can only really sing karaoke songs with a baritone. Like Johnny Cash, Nick Cave, Hall & Oates stuff, Benjamin Orr’s songs with the Cars or Huey Lewis since that guy can’t sing.
	12:06am JakeGould: I hear that Don Draper woke up on from a nap in his cabin and suddenly realizes he’s really on the planet Solaris.
	12:06am JakeGould: Nope, the whole “Mad Men” show was the creation of an autistic kid shaking a snow globe.
	12:07am Steve-O: Hey! I remember hearing of the Chicas! album on one of Mary Wing's older shows from March 2012. =)
	12:07am Steve-O: @JakeGould: A Tommy Westphall reference? =)
	12:09am JakeGould: @Steve-O: Didn’t realize that magical kid was named Tommy Westphall. Thanks for the assist!
	12:10am BadGuyZero: Greetings from Nashville. This is the seventh or eighth different state I've listened to Therese's show from.
	12:12am Ike: @Jake, autistic snow globe TV shows are so passé. I music prefer all TV shows to be the virtual-reality hallucinations of astronauts in suspended animation on their way to Mars.
	12:13am BadGuyZero: Now we can hear Peggy!
	12:13am Ike: *MUCH prefer, not "music prefer" (whatever that is)
	12:14am KP: Is Patsy Cline's jacket still in the CMHOF?
	12:15am pacific standard simon: @ Ike - The American version of that show was a huge rip-off of Philip K. Dick!
	12:15am JakeGould: @Ike: Feh, you kids. I am still into my TV shows being about space truckers put into suspended animation in the middle of a what is basically a trucking gig. I mean that’s what Alien is about?
	12:15am BadGuyZero: I thought the poor get the picture.
	12:16am JakeGould: And on topic, hello DJ Therese.
	12:17am pacific standard simon: "On topic" is overrated.
	12:18am pacific standard simon: Unless you're buying.
	12:20am JakeGould: Okay, so here is an NYC topic I need to broach after something that happened this weekend: Is it ever acceptable anywhere for someone riding the subway, holding the pole with their hands to have some random tourist come on the train and not only lean but put their head on your hand? Yes, this has now happened to me 3 times and each time it was a tourist and they were baffled as to why I—and others—would not want their head on someone’s hand.
	12:20am Ĩk∑: To be fair @PSS, isn't half of all current sci-fi a rip-off of PKD?
	12:21am JakeGould: And it can be an “anywhere where people deal with humans on public transportation” topic.
	12:23am BadGuyZero: I don't understand the question, and I won't respond to it.
	12:25am BadGuyZero: I hope we get to hear the rest of that Julie Andrews song.
	12:25am pacific standard simon: True, Ĩk∑, true. @JakeGould - Are you certain you're not bragging?
	12:26am JakeGould: @BGZ: Your response is apt because my question was an “Arrrgh! Just beer me!” question.
	12:26am BadGuyZero: You will persevere, Therese.
	12:28am BadGuyZero: The trifects!
	12:28am pacific standard simon: I have confidence that if it doesn't work out, Therese, it will nevertheless become the basis for a killer future marathon premium!
	12:28am BadGuyZero: BLERG! trifects = trifecta
	12:29am BadGuyZero: I saw Coco from The Ettes sing a Wanda Jackson song!
	12:29am Ken From Hyde Park: I'm kind of sleepy just now, but waiting for clothes to finish washing. Hope to get them into the dryer before I konk.
	12:29am pacific standard simon: I'm looking for jobs AND apartments on Craigslist.
	12:32am pacific standard simon: With a sinking feeling that I'll end up working in a piroshki shop while living in Chinatown.
	12:33am JakeGould: @PSS: Craigslist is weird. And not in the “Ooo! There are crazy people!” way. I have listed some items on Craigslist for months. Some even more than a year. Then all last week, people contacted me and finally bought the stuff. All in the last week. Is some planet in retrograde?
	12:33am JakeGould: Now I want piroshki. And fries.
	12:35am Ĩkє: Is there a really bad Chinatown in yr Pacific zone, @PSS? I'm near one of NYC's lesser-known Chinatowns (plus Mexico Town) and it's not a terrible area at all, as long as you're out of the noisiest section & not right on top of the illicit gambling dens and illicit sweatshops. Anyway, I'm also hunting jobs on CL, so I feel half of yr pain.
	12:37am JakeGould: @Ike: There’s tons of non-illicit gambling in Sunset Park’s Chinatown. Ever see those shops—tons of them—that just basically have big light up boards that look like bingo numbers? HINT!
	12:38am pacific standard simon: I dunno. My experiences with 'real life' have been pretty weird too. If RRN63 were here he could tell you about the retrograde. @Ĩkє - Seattle Chinatown.
	12:38am JakeGould: @PSS: Not too sure about the Pacific Northwest, but using the StreetEasy app in NYC was a godsend for my last apartment hunt. Might only be in NYC but see if there is a variant of the concept near you.
	12:39am Ĩk∑: @Jake, I was basically joking about the gambling, but now I'm going to look for those big light-up boards. And @PSS, is Seatlle Chinatown that bad then? Surely there are worse parts of Seattle?
	12:42am JakeGould: @Ike: Like any place in your hood that has lotto happening, just peek in and look around. There are genuinely lots of these Chinese lottery places. Also, around 64th Street there are some Korean nightclubs and even a hotel that has karaoke that are quite shady in a way… You just have to see and look…
	12:42am KP: Nice gazy Swervedriver
	12:43am BadGuyZero: Does Seattle's International District still have a karaoke place that stays open until 6am during the weekend?
	12:44am JakeGould: And there is nothing wrong with Korean karaoke places… But in deep Brooklyn those and Russian nightclubs are completely legit businesses that should never be questioned by anyone anyhow anywhere.
	12:47am pacific standard simon: @Ĩk∑ - Pretty damn trashy compared to most of the rest of the city. @JakeGould - It seems that StreetEasy is actually based in Seattle, but I'm having trouble finding a link to something that actually works in Seattle. @BadGuyZero - I know nothing. NOTHING!
	12:51am JakeGould: @PSS: “I know nothing. NOTHING!” Phew, glad you said that.
	12:59am pacific standard simon: This is a good 'bowing-out' theme for me. See you all later on the interocitor.
	1:03am JakeGould: @PSS: Lay your head on a pillow and not on a pole with someone’s hand on it.
	1:10am BadGuyZero: Gesundheit!
	1:13am Tome: hellloooo
	1:14am Tome: dumpster funk another genre make up by pseudo intellectual hipster white people ...
	1:16am JakeGould: Dumpster Funk: What happens when you go dumpster diving but come up empty.
	1:18am Tome: Carrol Gardens , Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill , , aka ,, haha I kid I kid ,,
	1:18am JakeGould: Alice Cooper always reminds me of the pizza place around the corner from me when I was growing up in Brooklyn. They had a jukebox with the “Elected” single cover in it.
	1:20am JakeGould: @Tome: Carrol Gardens, Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill don’t dumpster dive. They just put stuff out with signs that read “FREE!” on them.
	1:25am Tome: it's all South Brooklyn baby ,,pre Gowanus Exp. & Red Hook houses it was anyway , anywhere below Atlantic ave, ,, I believe it was because Brooklyn originally as a borough was only considered Downtown area an below ,, rest was kinda "long Island" ,, many who live in East Queens still say they're in Long Island ,, ie East NY,, the eastern neighborhood of Brooklyn one time ,, and NY city too ...
	1:27am JakeGould: @Tome: I am not too sure what you mean there. I know what South Brooklyn is. But I don’t get the context of the conversation. If you ever look at a map of Brooklyn from ye olden times and compare it to now, basically “Brownstone Brooklyn” is what was once considered real Brooklyn. And the rest of the borough was just farmland in some way.
	1:30am Tome: yes but as far a greater NY city was concerned one time I think only downtown brooklyn and South Brooklyn ,, down to red Hook was considered part of greater NY city I must do more investigation , look at those maps in the Public Library ..
	1:31am egal: Might be the worst LZ song.
	1:31am JakeGould: @Tome: Pretty much yeah. It’s fascinating to think that other parts of Brooklyn are still considered “hick” parts of Brooklyn decades later.
	1:32am JakeGould: I’m not too sure about the Led Zep song either, but respect WFMU for playing it.
	1:33am Tome: --- here is what I saw on Wiki anyway South Brooklyn is an "obsolete and imprecise"[1] historic term for a section of the City of Brooklyn – now the New York City borough of Brooklyn – encompassing what are now the Boerum Hill, Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, Gowanus, Park Slope and Red Hook neighborhoods.[1][2][3] It was named for its location, south of the original Village of Brooklyn. It should not be confused with the geographic southern region of the modern borough of Brooklyn, which includes the neighborhoods of Gravesend, Sheepshead Bay, Gerritsen Beach, Seagate, Coney Island, Brighton Beach, and Manhattan Beach. < now back to the music :) ,, one Zep album I liked anyway ,,
	1:34am BadGuyZero: It's better than "D'yer Maker" or "Fool In The Rain."
	1:34am Tome: .. obsolete village ahh that kind of sums it up ...
	1:36am JakeGould: @Tome: Sad thing is that mentality of what Brooklyn once was affects the rest of the borough. Everything in Brownstone Brooklyn gets preserved. Here in Bay Ridge the 90 year old Irish bar around the corner from me closed and is now gutted to become a medical office or something. Progress!
	1:37am Tome: kind of liked the way Zep was going with "in through the out door.."but I think if it would have continued ,, they could have been too poppy ie,,, like Genesis Duke ,, but maybe not .. who knows ,,
	1:38am egal: I think Mr Page was in the grips of heroin and didn't do much with this album.
	1:39am JakeGould: @egal: You mean Mr. Page suffered from “exhaustion.”
	1:40am egal: Yes, yes!
	1:44am BadGuyZero: Leland plays every instrument on that record.
	1:46am JakeGould: Leland! www.discogs.com...
	1:53am Tome: yea yea yea !!!
	2:05am BadGuyZero: Y-E-S!!!
	2:07am egal: Alas, she lost her head.
	2:25am BadGuyZero: Soul Dracula wants to funk your blood.
	2:26am BadGuyZero: You should play the instrumental b-side and say all of Soul Dracula's lines.
	2:27am Therese: Maybe next week, BGZ...
	2:28am BadGuyZero: I wonder how much one would have to pledge during next year's marathon for Yo La Tengo to consider covering "Soul Dracula."
	2:28am Tome: /\\//\\/\/\/\/\\//\\////\
	2:29am Therese: I don't know, but I would GLADLY pitch in for that!
	2:31am JakeGould: Soul Dracula: www.youtube.com...
	2:50am JakeGould: Data asks Worf to take care of his cat. www.youtube.com...
	2:53am JakeGould: “I will FEED him.” Best line.
	2:53am Therese: Aww! Worf!
	2:56am JakeGould: Just noticed the Mondrian in Data’s quarters. Of course Data would like Mondrian.
	2:59am BadGuyZero: Thank you for getting Monday off to a pleasant start, Therese. I hope you make it to your meeting on time.
	3:00am Tome: wonderful spectacular even Therese ! oh Monday Monday ,

Therese: Playlist from May 18, 2015

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