WFMU: Therese: Playlist from November 2, 2015

Listener comments!
	12:03am BadGuyZero: Hiya!
	12:05am Matt from Springfield: "Midnight and You: A Therese Guide to Starting Monday" Hi Therese and folks!
	12:05am Therese: Hello!!
	12:07am Matt from Springfield: I sense a personal theme?... ;) This is great indie rock! Flying Nun/CD-86 era?
	12:13am MONEYBAG$: any interviews from the vault this week? perhaps the bass player from nuclear assault?
	12:16am Therese: Dan Lilker?
	12:18am BadGuyZero: How many bands has Dan Lilker been in? A dozen?
	12:19am Therese: I can think of three?
	12:20am MONEYBAG$: those three were so influential, they felt like a dozen
	12:24am JakeGould: So you were at an airport bar, Therese?
	12:26am Matt from Springfield: Bittersweet. We get back the hour they stole from us earlier in the year, without interest!!
	12:28am JakeGould: Yeah, I expected like 5 or 7 minutes back.
	12:31am JakeGould: @Therese: Saw some store giving out FULL tubes of toothpaste this weekend. The looks on kids faces. Can’t describe it.
	12:31am Matt from Springfield: I should shop around next year--maybe Greenwich or another observatory will give us better returns for our hour.
	12:32am rw: I put two shot glasses in the bowl of candy. Somebody took one. The other's still in there.
	12:32am Matt from Springfield: All these tainted Halloween urban legends were discussed on the Dusty Show this week :)
	12:33am JakeGould: @Therese: Yeah, the Park Slope Halloween stuff is nuts… It’s like child entitlement on top of parental entitlement.
	12:35am BadGuyZero: The next street over from me has dozens and dozens of multi-million dollar homes that date back to the early 20th Century. It is THEE place for kids to go trick-or-treating. Despite the fact that it was raining on-and-off last night there were thousands and thousands of kids roaming up and down Swiss Avenue.
	12:35am Matt from Springfield: Red glitter on heeled shoes - BAM! Ruby slippers. It's official...Royals now beat Mets to win World Series. 30th anniversary of their last championship in 1985.
	12:35am JakeGould: @Matt: Stick a fork in it, it’s done, right?
	12:37am Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: Duh! Rich neighborhoods! The kids on Bob's Burgers even took a ferry to their rich neighborhood for Halloween--those Dallas kids don't even need to do that! @Jake: Bottom of 12th--massive 5 point score 7-2. It's says "Final", and the ghost of Yogi Berra says "Okay, NOW it's over."
	12:41am JakeGould: I checked. Now it’s final. Tremendous season for the Mets but watched last night’s game and they stunk hard.
	12:44am BadGuyZero: @Matt: The founders of Blue Cross & Blue Shield, Magnolia Oil [now Mobil Oil], and Neiman-Marcus lived on Swiss Avenue. It was the first paved street in Dallas.
	12:46am Matt from Springfield: Gollie! No mud bouncin' up on yer slacks, that's nice! My own family has been customers of the first two of those my whole life (Exxon-Mobil now).
	12:47am rw: BGZ do the multi-millionaires give out better candy than regular folk?
	12:48am Matt from Springfield: Obscure Psychedelic "Manuscripts"!! Love that choice of word for these lovely pieces! @rw: Except perhaps Monty Burns...
	12:49am JakeGould: Do those Richie Rich’s give out full bars? They should.
	12:49am BadGuyZero: @rw: I don't know if the candy is better or just more abundant. But it's quite a scene. Most of the homes rope their yards off so kids don't go traipsing about on the lawns. They set up tables near the sidewalk that act as candy distribution stations.
	12:51am Matt from Springfield: The Space Lady--Bowie is natural subject material for her. (She MUST have done Bowie's space songs! I know she did "Major Tom (Coming Home)", but that was Peter Schilling).
	12:52am BadGuyZero: I wonder if she's covered any songs from "Into Outer Space With Lucia Pamela."
	12:54am Matt from Springfield: Laraaji!
	12:59am rw: BGZ we've got a similar situation up the street from me. It's not a rich neighborhood, but the residents go all out with decoration. It's pretty crazy. Fog machines, projections, haunted houses, etc. It's pretty fun.
	1:01am rw: One of my favorites was when one guy hid an overhead projector in his yard and put a bunch of crickets on it. Giant bug shadows crawling all over his garage.
	1:04am BadGuyZero: I grew up in a Southern Baptist household so we didn't do trick-or-treating. My parents would buy marked-down Halloween candy and hide it around the house a week after Halloween. It was sort of like the candy version of an Easter egg hunt, which was another thing we didn't do.
	1:08am BadGuyZero: "Never Say Never Again" was a remake of "Thunderball."
	1:08am Matt from Springfield: I think "For Your Eyes Only" (1981) should be the 12th.
	1:08am Matt from Springfield: Original "Casino Royale" (1967) as "Yakkety Sax" - HA! Good description Therese! :) And yes, already on the comments board, already hit 'Enter' :)
	1:09am Steve-O: The movie in which Sean Connery came back was Never Say Never Again, I think. =)
	1:10am Matt from Springfield: Yes Steve-O, that was the "independent" return of Sean Connery with Kim Basinger. Essentially a rip off of "Thunderball"s plot.
	1:11am BadGuyZero: "Never Say Never Again" was produced by a different production company than the rest of the Bond films. Die-hard Bond fans do not consider it an official James Bond movie.
	1:12am BadGuyZero: "Disco Volante" is also the name of a fantastic Mr. Bungle record.
	1:13am Steve-O: @BGZ: Yeah, I can see why, as Albert Broccoli's Eon Productions did all the rest, IIRC.
	1:13am Matt from Springfield: @Therese: Oh, I thought you were wondering WHICH film was the 12th--at least I heard it that way.
	1:14am Steve-O: Hey, look, the guest, everybody! Welcome, Stephen! =)
	1:18am Matt from Springfield: Nice acoustic rock. First I've heard of Stephen.
	1:18am BadGuyZero: I did some quick searching. I believe I have an answer. Barry composed scores for eleven Bond films. He did some arranging on "Dr. No," but there have been questions [and lawsuits] about whether or not he composed any of the "Dr. No" score, and if so, how much.
	1:22am Therese: Ah! Good searching, BGZ!
	1:24am BadGuyZero: Thank you, Therese!
	1:34am Matt from Springfield: YES! Tom Hanks as Wayne's cousin, roadie for Aerosmith! Sitting in Wayne's breakfast nook, right where he eats Nut 'N Honey!
	1:35am Steve-O: Heh. Funny thing is, one of my great-grandfathers on my mom's side of the family was born in Paragould, in northeast Ark.; apparently, he only lived there a few years, though.
	1:45am BadGuyZero: I met Stephen a year or two ago when The Everymen played a show in Dallas. He and the rest of the band were super nice and a lot of fun to hang out with.
	1:48am Therese: Yes, Stephen told me that he met you!
	1:53am Matt from Springfield: He sounds super nice and fun!
	1:58am Matt from Springfield: Thanks Stephen, that was great!
	2:11am Matt from Springfield: Bert's blues!
	2:21am BadGuyZero: Good on you for not upsetting the FCC!
	2:25am BadGuyZero: Is a jumper like a coverall?
	2:27am JakeGould: Australian’s do that to. Worked in an office with an Australian lady and she was always cold and always was looking for her jumper.
	2:28am BadGuyZero: I found an article about the Einstürzende Neubauten sweater. It looks like a long-sleeve fleece as opposed to a knit sweater. dangerousminds.net...
	2:29am JakeGould: Jumper sounds like “jumpsuit” to me. To her it was her sweater.
	2:31am The Choke's On You: In the UK they are called jumpers because lambs, which become sheep and then become wool, jump around; leaping lambs.
	2:33am Therese: That's a bit of a stretch, innit? Though I guess it's just as plausible as sweaters.
	2:33am The Choke's On You: By the way, GOOOOOOO KCCCCCCCCC!!!!!!!!
	2:34am BadGuyZero: Here's something to watch later for any of you that might be interested...Public Image Limited's appearance on "American Bandstand" in May 1980. www.youtube.com...
	2:34am The Choke's On You: I'm British, I'm not guessing, it's a fact.
	2:35am The Choke's On You: And just like all Brits, i detest chokers who wear jumpers. Gooooo KCCCCCCCCC!
	2:35am JakeGould: So maybe we in America should call t-shirts field seed weaves because they’re made from cotton? Why isn’t rubber called tree blood?
	2:36am The Choke's On You: Americans tend to call it how they see it…apart from Terry Collins of course…arf!
	2:38am The Choke's On You: What a choke job lol!
	2:39am BadGuyZero: The new bin must be overflowing.
	2:41am The Choke's On You: I know this isn't a sports forum, but hell, this was the choke of all World Series chokes lol, and besides, I suspect many a musical ode will be written to the tale of the woeful NY Mets 2015 WS effort.
	2:44am The Choke's On You: Is someone at WFMU willing to step up the the plate and deliver a 3 hour musical odyssey, presenting nothing but songs which reflect both the performance, and the effect on the Mets fan base. Maybe too soon?
	2:45am JakeGould: Last night’s game had some pathetic ass fielding from the Mets. I’m not a sports nut but went to a bar to watch and Jesus… It was just stultifying.
	2:47am The Choke's On You: I hear CBS are thinking of commissioning a new addition to the CSI franchise: CSI NY Mets 2015 WS. The amount of dissection needed to evaluate this gargantuan sporting meltdown would fill several seasons I'm positive.
	2:50am BadGuyZero: 500mg has thirteen fewer eyes than Danzig.
	2:51am The Choke's On You: Anyway, enjoyed the show Therese, adored your voice as always.
	2:51am Matt from Springfield: @Choke: Bronwyn & Jim the Poet might attempt that - though their show is only 1 hour long.
	2:51am Steve-O: Anyway, Therese, thanks again for the kickass tunes(and for the fascinating guest, too!). It's why I donated to your show. That, and you're just plain awesome as a person, too. =)
	2:52am The Choke's On You: …and it's not a music show. Could you put it to them though?
	2:53am BadGuyZero: I wonder if Garrett Morris from SNL ever recorded a prog record with Jon Anderson from Yes.
	2:53am Matt from Springfield: @Choke: Suggest that in the comments at the start of the show on Tuesday :)
	2:54am The Choke's On You: sweaters
	2:54am BadGuyZero: Is this all a setup to play a Weezer song?
	2:54am The Choke's On You: Candians didn't inherit our anarchism, only Australia
	2:55am Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: Perhaps, if Sherman Hensley ever hosted in the original run, with Yes as the music guest - 13 minute epic suite joined by Sherman + Garrett on keys and percussion!
	2:58am Matt from Springfield: Thanks Therese for another great show! Bringing us musical company in these modern times! Thanks to Stephen C. and Matt M. for the nice set! Have a good night everyone!
	2:59am Steve-O: Have a wonderful week, folks! =)
	2:59am The Choke's On You: The last comment should go to Terry Collins...
	2:59am BadGuyZero: Thank you for the great tunes, Therese! And thank you to everyone on the comments board for providing pleasant conversation. See you all here next time!
	2:59am The Choke's On You: …Terry?

Therese: Playlist from November 2, 2015

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Sun. Nov 17th, 3pm - 5pm: Therese fills in for Paul Bruno
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November 2, 2015: With live music from Stephen Chopek

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New / Special	Approx. start time
The Beckies	Midnight and You "Midnight and You" by "The Beckies"	The Beckies	Real Gone Music	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Bodines	Therese "Therese" by "The Bodines"	Artifact: The Dawn of Creation Records (V/A)	Cherry Red	*	0:02:36 (Pop-up)
The Mantles	Time to Come Away "Time to Come Away" by "The Mantles"	All Odds End	Slumberland	*	0:06:02 (Pop-up)
Gun Outfit	Gotta Wanna "Gotta Wanna" by "Gun Outfit"	Dream All Over	Paradise of Bachelors	*	0:07:58 (Pop-up)
Martin Courtney	Airport Bar "Airport Bar" by "Martin Courtney"	Many Moons	Domino	*	0:10:45 (Pop-up)
Boogarins	Benzin "Benzin" by "Boogarins"	Manual	Fat Possum/Other Music	*	0:14:47 (Pop-up)
Lily Chao	It's Vexed to Talk About Love	Chinese Folk Songs	Akuphone	*	0:18:49 (Pop-up)

The Ex	24 Problems "24 Problems" by "The Ex"	The Ex at Bimhuis (1991-2015)	Ex	*	0:36:44 (Pop-up)
Bruno Nicolai	Gin "Gin" by "Bruno Nicolai"	Library of Sound Grooves: Obscure Psychedelic Manuscripts from the Italian Cinema (1967-1975)	Semi-Automatic	*	0:43:31 (Pop-up)
The Space Lady	Starman "Starman" by "The Space Lady"	The Space Lady & Burnt Ones	Castle Face	*	0:46:32 (Pop-up)
Laraaji	The Dance #3 "The Dance #3" by "Laraaji"	Ambient 3: Day of Radiance	Glitterbeat	*	0:51:01 (Pop-up)
Darkstar	Stoke the Fire "Stoke the Fire" by "Darkstar"	Foam Island	Warp	*	0:54:15 (Pop-up)

Stephen Chopek Plays Live "Stephen Chopek Plays Live"
Stephen Chopek	Hurry "Hurry" by "Stephen Chopek"	Live on WFMU		***	1:12:44 (Pop-up)
Stephen Chopek	Nothing Happens "Nothing Happens" by "Stephen Chopek"	Live on WFMU		***	1:14:39 (Pop-up)
Stephen Chopek	Love is a Negotiation	Live on WFMU		***	1:19:35 (Pop-up)
Stephen Chopek	Only Here "Only Here" by "Stephen Chopek"	Live on WFMU		***	1:22:51 (Pop-up)
Stephen Chopek	Systematic Collapse	Live on WFMU		***	1:26:30 (Pop-up)
Stephen Chopek	Chats with Therese				1:29:51 (Pop-up)
More info and videos and all sorts of good stuff at Stephen Chopek's web site. Thanks Matt M for engineering!

Destroyer	Forces from Above "Forces from Above" by "Destroyer"	Poison Season	Merge	*	1:57:54 (Pop-up)
Deerhunter	Living My Life "Living My Life" by "Deerhunter"	Fading Frontier	4AD	*	2:03:30 (Pop-up)
Bert Jansch	Moonshine "Moonshine" by "Bert Jansch"	Moonshine	Earth	*	2:07:17 (Pop-up)
Kenny Brent & Donna Harris	Shadows of You	Small Town Country, Vol. 1	Orion Read	*	2:14:30 (Pop-up)

Hierophants	Nothing Neu "Nothing Neu" by "Hierophants"	Parallax Error	Goner	*	2:26:05 (Pop-up)
Public Image Ltd.	Death Disco "Death Disco" by "Public Image Ltd."	Identity Factory	Drak Records Ltd	*	2:28:17 (Pop-up)
Windhand	Crypt Key "Crypt Key" by "Windhand"	Grief's Infernal Flower	Relapse	*	2:35:16 (Pop-up)
500mg	Seven Eyes "Seven Eyes" by "500mg"	To the Firmament	Drawing Room	*	2:40:51 (Pop-up)

Tommy Keene	Alone in These Modern Times	Laugh in the Dark	Second Motion	*	2:54:32 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:03am BadGuyZero: Hiya!
	12:05am Matt from Springfield: "Midnight and You: A Therese Guide to Starting Monday" Hi Therese and folks!
	12:05am Therese: Hello!!
	12:07am Matt from Springfield: I sense a personal theme?... ;) This is great indie rock! Flying Nun/CD-86 era?
	12:13am MONEYBAG$: any interviews from the vault this week? perhaps the bass player from nuclear assault?
	12:16am Therese: Dan Lilker?
	12:18am BadGuyZero: How many bands has Dan Lilker been in? A dozen?
	12:19am Therese: I can think of three?
	12:20am MONEYBAG$: those three were so influential, they felt like a dozen
	12:24am JakeGould: So you were at an airport bar, Therese?
	12:26am Matt from Springfield: Bittersweet. We get back the hour they stole from us earlier in the year, without interest!!
	12:28am JakeGould: Yeah, I expected like 5 or 7 minutes back.
	12:31am JakeGould: @Therese: Saw some store giving out FULL tubes of toothpaste this weekend. The looks on kids faces. Can’t describe it.
	12:31am Matt from Springfield: I should shop around next year--maybe Greenwich or another observatory will give us better returns for our hour.
	12:32am rw: I put two shot glasses in the bowl of candy. Somebody took one. The other's still in there.
	12:32am Matt from Springfield: All these tainted Halloween urban legends were discussed on the Dusty Show this week :)
	12:33am JakeGould: @Therese: Yeah, the Park Slope Halloween stuff is nuts… It’s like child entitlement on top of parental entitlement.
	12:35am BadGuyZero: The next street over from me has dozens and dozens of multi-million dollar homes that date back to the early 20th Century. It is THEE place for kids to go trick-or-treating. Despite the fact that it was raining on-and-off last night there were thousands and thousands of kids roaming up and down Swiss Avenue.
	12:35am Matt from Springfield: Red glitter on heeled shoes - BAM! Ruby slippers. It's official...Royals now beat Mets to win World Series. 30th anniversary of their last championship in 1985.
	12:35am JakeGould: @Matt: Stick a fork in it, it’s done, right?
	12:37am Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: Duh! Rich neighborhoods! The kids on Bob's Burgers even took a ferry to their rich neighborhood for Halloween--those Dallas kids don't even need to do that! @Jake: Bottom of 12th--massive 5 point score 7-2. It's says "Final", and the ghost of Yogi Berra says "Okay, NOW it's over."
	12:41am JakeGould: I checked. Now it’s final. Tremendous season for the Mets but watched last night’s game and they stunk hard.
	12:44am BadGuyZero: @Matt: The founders of Blue Cross & Blue Shield, Magnolia Oil [now Mobil Oil], and Neiman-Marcus lived on Swiss Avenue. It was the first paved street in Dallas.
	12:46am Matt from Springfield: Gollie! No mud bouncin' up on yer slacks, that's nice! My own family has been customers of the first two of those my whole life (Exxon-Mobil now).
	12:47am rw: BGZ do the multi-millionaires give out better candy than regular folk?
	12:48am Matt from Springfield: Obscure Psychedelic "Manuscripts"!! Love that choice of word for these lovely pieces! @rw: Except perhaps Monty Burns...
	12:49am JakeGould: Do those Richie Rich’s give out full bars? They should.
	12:49am BadGuyZero: @rw: I don't know if the candy is better or just more abundant. But it's quite a scene. Most of the homes rope their yards off so kids don't go traipsing about on the lawns. They set up tables near the sidewalk that act as candy distribution stations.
	12:51am Matt from Springfield: The Space Lady--Bowie is natural subject material for her. (She MUST have done Bowie's space songs! I know she did "Major Tom (Coming Home)", but that was Peter Schilling).
	12:52am BadGuyZero: I wonder if she's covered any songs from "Into Outer Space With Lucia Pamela."
	12:54am Matt from Springfield: Laraaji!
	12:59am rw: BGZ we've got a similar situation up the street from me. It's not a rich neighborhood, but the residents go all out with decoration. It's pretty crazy. Fog machines, projections, haunted houses, etc. It's pretty fun.
	1:01am rw: One of my favorites was when one guy hid an overhead projector in his yard and put a bunch of crickets on it. Giant bug shadows crawling all over his garage.
	1:04am BadGuyZero: I grew up in a Southern Baptist household so we didn't do trick-or-treating. My parents would buy marked-down Halloween candy and hide it around the house a week after Halloween. It was sort of like the candy version of an Easter egg hunt, which was another thing we didn't do.
	1:08am BadGuyZero: "Never Say Never Again" was a remake of "Thunderball."
	1:08am Matt from Springfield: I think "For Your Eyes Only" (1981) should be the 12th.
	1:08am Matt from Springfield: Original "Casino Royale" (1967) as "Yakkety Sax" - HA! Good description Therese! :) And yes, already on the comments board, already hit 'Enter' :)
	1:09am Steve-O: The movie in which Sean Connery came back was Never Say Never Again, I think. =)
	1:10am Matt from Springfield: Yes Steve-O, that was the "independent" return of Sean Connery with Kim Basinger. Essentially a rip off of "Thunderball"s plot.
	1:11am BadGuyZero: "Never Say Never Again" was produced by a different production company than the rest of the Bond films. Die-hard Bond fans do not consider it an official James Bond movie.
	1:12am BadGuyZero: "Disco Volante" is also the name of a fantastic Mr. Bungle record.
	1:13am Steve-O: @BGZ: Yeah, I can see why, as Albert Broccoli's Eon Productions did all the rest, IIRC.
	1:13am Matt from Springfield: @Therese: Oh, I thought you were wondering WHICH film was the 12th--at least I heard it that way.
	1:14am Steve-O: Hey, look, the guest, everybody! Welcome, Stephen! =)
	1:18am Matt from Springfield: Nice acoustic rock. First I've heard of Stephen.
	1:18am BadGuyZero: I did some quick searching. I believe I have an answer. Barry composed scores for eleven Bond films. He did some arranging on "Dr. No," but there have been questions [and lawsuits] about whether or not he composed any of the "Dr. No" score, and if so, how much.
	1:22am Therese: Ah! Good searching, BGZ!
	1:24am BadGuyZero: Thank you, Therese!
	1:34am Matt from Springfield: YES! Tom Hanks as Wayne's cousin, roadie for Aerosmith! Sitting in Wayne's breakfast nook, right where he eats Nut 'N Honey!
	1:35am Steve-O: Heh. Funny thing is, one of my great-grandfathers on my mom's side of the family was born in Paragould, in northeast Ark.; apparently, he only lived there a few years, though.
	1:45am BadGuyZero: I met Stephen a year or two ago when The Everymen played a show in Dallas. He and the rest of the band were super nice and a lot of fun to hang out with.
	1:48am Therese: Yes, Stephen told me that he met you!
	1:53am Matt from Springfield: He sounds super nice and fun!
	1:58am Matt from Springfield: Thanks Stephen, that was great!
	2:11am Matt from Springfield: Bert's blues!
	2:21am BadGuyZero: Good on you for not upsetting the FCC!
	2:25am BadGuyZero: Is a jumper like a coverall?
	2:27am JakeGould: Australian’s do that to. Worked in an office with an Australian lady and she was always cold and always was looking for her jumper.
	2:28am BadGuyZero: I found an article about the Einstürzende Neubauten sweater. It looks like a long-sleeve fleece as opposed to a knit sweater. dangerousminds.net...
	2:29am JakeGould: Jumper sounds like “jumpsuit” to me. To her it was her sweater.
	2:31am The Choke's On You: In the UK they are called jumpers because lambs, which become sheep and then become wool, jump around; leaping lambs.
	2:33am Therese: That's a bit of a stretch, innit? Though I guess it's just as plausible as sweaters.
	2:33am The Choke's On You: By the way, GOOOOOOO KCCCCCCCCC!!!!!!!!
	2:34am BadGuyZero: Here's something to watch later for any of you that might be interested...Public Image Limited's appearance on "American Bandstand" in May 1980. www.youtube.com...
	2:34am The Choke's On You: I'm British, I'm not guessing, it's a fact.
	2:35am The Choke's On You: And just like all Brits, i detest chokers who wear jumpers. Gooooo KCCCCCCCCC!
	2:35am JakeGould: So maybe we in America should call t-shirts field seed weaves because they’re made from cotton? Why isn’t rubber called tree blood?
	2:36am The Choke's On You: Americans tend to call it how they see it…apart from Terry Collins of course…arf!
	2:38am The Choke's On You: What a choke job lol!
	2:39am BadGuyZero: The new bin must be overflowing.
	2:41am The Choke's On You: I know this isn't a sports forum, but hell, this was the choke of all World Series chokes lol, and besides, I suspect many a musical ode will be written to the tale of the woeful NY Mets 2015 WS effort.
	2:44am The Choke's On You: Is someone at WFMU willing to step up the the plate and deliver a 3 hour musical odyssey, presenting nothing but songs which reflect both the performance, and the effect on the Mets fan base. Maybe too soon?
	2:45am JakeGould: Last night’s game had some pathetic ass fielding from the Mets. I’m not a sports nut but went to a bar to watch and Jesus… It was just stultifying.
	2:47am The Choke's On You: I hear CBS are thinking of commissioning a new addition to the CSI franchise: CSI NY Mets 2015 WS. The amount of dissection needed to evaluate this gargantuan sporting meltdown would fill several seasons I'm positive.
	2:50am BadGuyZero: 500mg has thirteen fewer eyes than Danzig.
	2:51am The Choke's On You: Anyway, enjoyed the show Therese, adored your voice as always.
	2:51am Matt from Springfield: @Choke: Bronwyn & Jim the Poet might attempt that - though their show is only 1 hour long.
	2:51am Steve-O: Anyway, Therese, thanks again for the kickass tunes(and for the fascinating guest, too!). It's why I donated to your show. That, and you're just plain awesome as a person, too. =)
	2:52am The Choke's On You: …and it's not a music show. Could you put it to them though?
	2:53am BadGuyZero: I wonder if Garrett Morris from SNL ever recorded a prog record with Jon Anderson from Yes.
	2:53am Matt from Springfield: @Choke: Suggest that in the comments at the start of the show on Tuesday :)
	2:54am The Choke's On You: sweaters
	2:54am BadGuyZero: Is this all a setup to play a Weezer song?
	2:54am The Choke's On You: Candians didn't inherit our anarchism, only Australia
	2:55am Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: Perhaps, if Sherman Hensley ever hosted in the original run, with Yes as the music guest - 13 minute epic suite joined by Sherman + Garrett on keys and percussion!
	2:58am Matt from Springfield: Thanks Therese for another great show! Bringing us musical company in these modern times! Thanks to Stephen C. and Matt M. for the nice set! Have a good night everyone!
	2:59am Steve-O: Have a wonderful week, folks! =)
	2:59am The Choke's On You: The last comment should go to Terry Collins...
	2:59am BadGuyZero: Thank you for the great tunes, Therese! And thank you to everyone on the comments board for providing pleasant conversation. See you all here next time!
	2:59am The Choke's On You: …Terry?

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