WFMU: Do or DIY with People Like Us: Playlist from July 11, 2016

Listener comments!
	5:49pm People Like Us: herro
	5:50pm vince: Good hello..
	5:50pm vince: I just read today that MR. FAB is now the owner of Gail Zappa's CAT!
	5:51pm vince: http://musicformaniacs.blogspot.com/
	5:53pm People Like Us: good hello! a Zappa Cat owner!
	5:54pm vince: Now, he's got an excuse for not coming up with any new RIAA
	5:55pm People Like Us: why, is it a lion?
	5:55pm vince: I assume today's show will feature music you would send into the heart of space!
	5:58pm People Like Us: yesh
	6:00pm vince: I looks like you wrote, "yeesh..", but, I wouldn't know if you ever uttered that word before... seems more like an 'americanism'
	6:00pm People Like Us: yesh-yes
	6:00pm People Like Us: no I don't say yeesh
	6:01pm vince: I KNEW it!
	6:02pm People Like Us: hi folks folk
	6:02pm Cliff in Prague: Hi Vicki, will today's show help us find Pokemons in augmented reality?
	6:03pm People Like Us: is that where they are?
	6:03pm Kat in Chicago: Shittyflutes in Space?
	6:03pm People Like Us: ha ha, that would be nice
	6:03pm Listening Out There: My son says "Yesh." We still allow him to live here...
	6:04pm Cliff in Prague: I'm actually not young enough to understand what I just wrote
	6:04pm vince: HA
	6:04pm People Like Us: Ken was saying on his show that they were nose flutes welcome to Europa, Cliff. Great time to arrive
	6:04pm Michael 98145: in space no one can hear your flutes
	6:05pm dale: i tried to play 'POOEY' in scrabble but it wouldn't stick
	6:05pm People Like Us: if no one can hear it does it really make a sound? in the case of shittyflutes, yes
	6:06pm People Like Us: oh then you're not playing English scrabble we have pooey here
	6:06pm Marcel M: Hello! Liking this.
	6:06pm Folsom: Does a flute shit in the woods?
	6:06pm People Like Us: good evening/pm/am/thing
	6:06pm Cliff in Prague: Thanks, Vicki! If I don't completely run out of money before I find a job I hope to visit London & a few other cities next month
	6:06pm People Like Us: I'll have a think about that one
	6:07pm People Like Us: use up your dollars on the uk
	6:07pm vince: A dollar is only... what?.... One Pound. 33 now?
	6:07pm ironybread: The least Zorniest track I've ever heard. Very sweet.
	6:08pm People Like Us: correct, Vince, it's getting interesting!
	6:08pm vince: Geez... what did Information Society do an entire album of 'covers'?
	6:08pm dale: a straight-up music show? i'm corn-fused.
	6:08pm People Like Us: it IS, yes, and I am glad to not commit to liking it because I just don't know yes they did, Vince
	6:08pm People Like Us: music?
	6:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Change my name to Oddly Normal.
	6:09pm Cliff in Prague: I like music
	6:09pm People Like Us: I don't think I like this
	6:09pm vince: I had no idea... When I first heard "What's On Your Mind", back in the day.. I though they were a 'one-hit wonder'!
	6:10pm Cliff in Prague: The original had more of an off-kilter groove
	6:10pm People Like Us: are they known? Seriously I don't know :)
	6:10pm People Like Us: I often prefer not to know
	6:10pm vince: I agree, Cliff
	6:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: We don't need this 'don't need this'.
	6:11pm People Like Us: we don't need this thing
	6:11pm People Like Us: it'll be gone soon
	6:11pm vince: Well.... the Heaven 17 original is hard to beat.... so good
	6:12pm dale: they were on tommy boy, monica's joint.
	6:12pm People Like Us: I wish I'd played that but I like covers
	6:12pm Cliff in Prague: The beat needed to be at least 20% faster Hey, Dio sample!
	6:12pm dale: oh, this is better. this wackiness is more soothing than that other stuff.
	6:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'm Oddly Normal & I dig Bert Weedon.
	6:13pm Michael 98145: conversion: 1 GDP = 1.2993 USD
	6:13pm ironybread: It's okay not to like Information Society. They came to a local club in Mosco, Idaho circa 1993 and the stage was apparently blacked out between songs for their audience chat, leading many in the audience to believe that the entire show was pre-recorded... I'll still bend an ear to their "What's On Your Mind (Pure Energy)" any time, tho.
	6:13pm Michael 98145: whoops 1 GBP
	6:13pm People Like Us: oh by the way, people - I put a documentary online today of our Optimized! Residency - has lots of really nice footage of WFMU, DJs, etc. Is fun. oh that isn't Bert Weedon, HA HA, it's Buttress still
	6:13pm ironybread: heh, "Moscow"
	6:14pm mike: hello
	6:14pm ScottC: The best way to avoid a Fascist Groove Thing is to understand and recognize that there were multiple shooters positioned high up in Dallas. Ask yourself - same day reports - multiple reports from many witnesses were a "Triangulation of fire" that means more then one shooter. Why is the DPD changing the story now? I am scared to death right now...
	6:14pm MrFab: Hi Vicki and gang. One of my readers emailed to suggest sampling the Zappa-cat Bongo playing some actual bongos.
	6:14pm People Like Us: Optimized Documentary here: vimeo.com...
	6:14pm vince: MR, FAB!
	6:14pm People Like Us: hi Mr Fab!
	6:15pm vince: I still find it HILARIOUS that you've got Gail's CAT!!
	6:16pm Kat in Chicago: Yay, looking forward to watching the video!
	6:16pm Cliff in Prague: But where can I find the peanut butter cups when I'm dimensional-reality-shifting?
	6:17pm vince: Yeah,, will be checking that out, too
	6:17pm Michael 98145: whoa, holy optimizer, batman!
	6:17pm vince: Mr. FAB---You could call it, "BONGO'S FURRY"
	6:19pm People Like Us: refresh your page
	6:20pm People Like Us: there. watch that after!
	6:21pm MrFab: Vince: ha!
	6:21pm Listening Out There: Ooh, lookie. Documentary-like stuffs...
	6:22pm People Like Us: ha ha, yes, lookie!
	6:22pm vince: nice segue
	6:22pm ironybread: "Snoopy on Ice" - best Guaraldi cut EVER
	6:23pm People Like Us: best cocktail ever
	6:23pm ironybread: It's like mainlining happiness
	6:24pm People Like Us: this is the best music there is
	6:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: When I lived in Santa Barbara, Guaraldi came to town & some turd 'critic' called him the 'have a nice day of Jazz'. So - you compose & play this. Turd.
	6:25pm vince: nice mix
	6:26pm Cliff in Prague: Warm fuzzy memories of childhood Thanksgiving & Christmas specials
	6:26pm People Like Us: so easy to knock good things with cynicism
	6:26pm Michael 98145: love this vocal genre
	6:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...this would be when the Peanuts cartoon gets all historical & inky...
	6:27pm People Like Us: why are there so few Peanuts episodes available?
	6:28pm vince: He was more of a 'paper-strip' writer, than TV show writer
	6:28pm P-90: Guaraldi was the Real Thing, a Genius. Charles Shulz was a fan of modern Jazz. I think when they made the first animated Peanuts Christmas special, Shulz, who had input on every aspect, thought that "something like Brubeck" was the kind of music he wanted. Someone recommended Guaraldi as "an up-and-coming Brubeck type." Everything clicked, and the results were classic. Sad that Guaraldi died so young, he certainly would have written a lot more brilliant stuff. Hi Vicki!
	6:28pm People Like Us: there's just the holiday episodes yes, I love the paper strips but really would love to see more of the ones I saw on TV decades ago
	6:29pm Cliff in Prague: Oh yes, and Halloween....The Great Pumpkin!
	6:29pm People Like Us: yes, I totally fit it alongside listening to modern jazz - since it's playful music hello :)
	6:30pm People Like Us: yes, there's xmas, easter, halloween, and another one, and then you can't really find the others what about the ones with the school teacher for instance?
	6:30pm mike: Good ol' gavin
	6:30pm Marcel M: Oh man this song. I think Ken looped this for like 20 mins once. I could be mistaken.
	6:31pm People Like Us: no, it is that long, and a sort-of loop :)
	6:31pm People Like Us: one of those mantras that does not get boring
	6:32pm People Like Us: well, no mantras are boring
	6:33pm melinda: hi everyone!
	6:33pm Ken From Hyde Park: Does each country get a national mantra?
	6:33pm mike: gavin never found the tramp again... think she must have died
	6:33pm People Like Us: herro!
	6:34pm mike: that should say "thinks he must have died"
	6:34pm People Like Us: so he just literally FOUND the tramp and recorded it??
	6:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Peanut TV wigkey: en.wikipedia.org...
	6:34pm People Like Us: hi Mike :)
	6:34pm ScottC: I went to school with Peppermint Patty - and every year he - yes he - would bring in a film reel of the Christmas or Halloween show and we would watch it in class. Chris Defaria was Party's voice until his voice changed and then his sister took it over...Chris is a big-wig at Warners I think. he produced that George Cloony space flick. Peppermint Patty in space. Who would have thunk
	6:34pm Sam: I love this song! Thanks for playing it, it's been forever since I heard it. I actually think it creates a beautiful little moment, and then it keeps going timelessly, which is the point, the eternalness of Jesus's blood.
	6:34pm mike: yes - regents canal, i think
	6:35pm melinda: @Rabbit: I like your response to the Guaraldi critic.
	6:35pm maestroso: This piece is almost unbearably melancholy.
	6:35pm People Like Us: wow, ScottC :)
	6:35pm People Like Us: agreed, Sam
	6:36pm ?: iTunes/Amazon have a ton of the Peanuts cartoons for download and on disc
	6:36pm Marcel M: Ahhhh ok
	6:36pm People Like Us: it's a beautiful mantra
	6:36pm Marcel M: I dig it a lot
	6:36pm dale: for any one who get's the 'getTV' channel the jim nabors hour is on tonite at 9pm - should be really gag-inducing.
	6:36pm P-90: That's the story (about the tramp.) The origins of the song are totally obscure, apparently. Presumably a traditional song from somewhere...?
	6:36pm People Like Us: i have Peanuts DVDs but there aren't many episodes around
	6:37pm ScottC: Not many people can claim to tackling Peppermint Patty in a football game. I can for what that's worth...
	6:37pm Cliff in Prague: One I'm sure I haven't seen, but sure would like to now: "You're Not Elected, Charlie Brown", first aired October 29, 1972.
	6:37pm People Like Us: mike knows the fact about Gavin Bryars up the page
	6:38pm ?: You're Not Elected, Charlie Brown - on iTunes
	6:38pm mike: seem to remember that's what he told me, but he was pissed at the time... gavin (not the tramp. can't vouch for the tramp)
	6:38pm People Like Us: thank you, question mark, will have a look :)
	6:39pm dale: i had a huge crush on pamelyn ferdin who was the first lucy voice i think. she was an actress in don knotts movies, too. i was 8 or 9 remember.
	6:39pm vince: ROCK!
	6:39pm dale: danielle dax does a respectable cover of this beatles tune.
	6:39pm People Like Us: get down! and get up again.
	6:39pm geezerette: Layering is great!
	6:40pm mike: Ringo's drumming on this is incredible
	6:40pm Cliff in Prague: So much wisdom in these lyrics :D
	6:40pm People Like Us: I like that you all know so much about Peanuts characters
	6:40pm People Like Us: yes, very good rhythm
	6:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: Pooeymantra!
	6:40pm People Like Us: holding out for the pooey
	6:40pm vince: Danielle's version's a little too slow for me... but, I LOVE Her album , "Dark Adapted Eye"!
	6:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Best album ever. ...If you were TheBeatles' dentist - would you resist dropping acid on them?...
	6:41pm P-90: Pam Ferdin did tons of TV in the 60s too. She was like the female Bill Mumy for a while there.
	6:41pm vince: Whatever happened to Danielle Dax?
	6:41pm Sam: Can dentists give you acid?
	6:42pm Michael 98145: our local Fantagraphics have published the entire Peanuts : www.fantagraphics.com...
	6:42pm People Like Us: Danielle is still around, I know her
	6:42pm Listening Out There: This is the CCC mashup, mashed up with the previous, no?
	6:42pm unpopularfred: You only know twice?
	6:42pm Cliff in Prague: I only got laughing gas from my dentist
	6:42pm People Like Us: she actually has gone back to art college she still does some music as well :)
	6:42pm Listening Out There: Oh, if I woulda looked at the playlist, Ida knowed...
	6:42pm dale: yeah, she was the creepy possessed little kid in some series....she was on star trek, the one with the 'grups' too, i think.
	6:43pm P-90: @Sam: apparently, HELLS yeah
	6:43pm unpopularfred: me too
	6:43pm vince: nice to know... at the record store I used to work at, we'd play "Dark Adapted Eye" once a day!
	6:43pm dale: danielle is smoking hot. would you kiss her foot for me vicky? is that a lot to ask?
	6:43pm Sam: Lucy in the sky with dentists!
	6:44pm geezerette: Enjoying this very much.
	6:44pm ironybread: OK, the segue police make you deputy-for-life for that one
	6:44pm mike: starting to sound evp-ish
	6:44pm steve: love it
	6:44pm Cliff in Prague: Recreational Dentistry: www.jwz.org... Apparently Front 242 sounds amazing while on nitrous oxide
	6:44pm dale: otay.
	6:45pm People Like Us: I'm intermittently playing tracks that are flying through space
	6:45pm melinda: I love this aria.
	6:45pm dale: why is there no magic shitty flute?
	6:45pm Rich in Washington: great show! my dumbphone isn't allowing me to comment properly.
	6:45pm steve: shittyflute is WAY more magic
	6:46pm People Like Us: wait for it, steve...
	6:46pm vince: I would FORCE aliens from another planet to listen to THIS
	6:46pm Cliff in Prague: Do we really want pooeyflute to represent us to the aliens?
	6:46pm People Like Us: hi Rich
	6:47pm People Like Us: I think pooeyflute could run our country to be honest
	6:47pm Sam: Ambulance siren outside mixing with this..... Crrazy.
	6:47pm geezerette: Better & better!
	6:47pm steve: id also like to nominate shittyflute for "Queen Of The Night"
	6:47pm Cliff in Prague: Here's our answer
	6:47pm melinda: The first version of the Queen of the Night that I ever heard was by Florence Foster Jenkins, who did the vocal equivalent of a shittyflute treatment.
	6:47pm People Like Us: GOOOOOD things come to those who wait
	6:47pm Michael 98145: visuals for our audio : www.danielledax.com...
	6:48pm vince: I like that 'half-sax half-kazoo' at the beginning of this
	6:48pm People Like Us: so do you reckon this is a nose flute or recorder or both? or kazoo?
	6:48pm melinda: omg, when you think you've heard your favorite shittyflute, along comes another.
	6:48pm dale: ha ha! pooeyhead may, no - WILL - run our country. either one is pooeyhead.
	6:48pm Kat in Chicago: It sounds like recorder to me.
	6:48pm People Like Us: we drove round Hyde Park Corner (busy) playing this and nearly crashed
	6:49pm Cliff in Prague: I like all things pooey
	6:49pm Webhamster Henry: I prefer the sophistication of Portsmouth Sinfonia and The Jethros more that the kind of one-note joke of Shittyflute.
	6:49pm Kat in Chicago: okay kazoo just then
	6:49pm P-90: Almost certainly recorder. Maybe an ocarina?
	6:49pm unpopularfred: It sounds like those shitty plastic recorders they give to schoolkids.
	6:49pm People Like Us: yes, I think it's kazoo and recorder but Ken insists it's nose
	6:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Henry:...short Pop vs. long Symphony...
	6:50pm Cliff in Prague: Voyagers I & II are at the edge of the solar system nowadays
	6:50pm P-90: Yeah, kazoo at the end.
	6:50pm steve: PLU how about next time you do an event at Monty Hall - spontaneous audience participation Shittyflute ORCHESTRA. it would make my life complete.
	6:50pm People Like Us: is an ocarina a nose flute?
	6:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Cliff - Rio welcomes you to Pooeybeach!
	6:50pm Webhamster Henry: The disc is flying through space - let's go and get it!
	6:50pm People Like Us: good idea steve
	6:50pm People Like Us: you can buy in bulk on ebay
	6:51pm Cliff in Prague: I'd totally go to Pooeybeach if it's full of Brazilian dudes in speedos playing pooeyflute
	6:51pm geezerette: "Tomorrow Never Knows" is on the Space Record? Nice!
	6:51pm ScottC: I think Voyager left the Solar System about 3 or 4 years ago so it in the off to Alpha Centuri by now...
	6:51pm dale: other pooeyflute nominees - dancing queen by abba, tragedy by beegees, theme from arthur by christopher cross....
	6:51pm Kat in Chicago: ocarina is not nose flute
	6:51pm Michael 98145: an ocarina is oral
	6:51pm Webhamster Henry: Ocarinas are particularly pooey .. also slide whistles, noseflutes, flutophones.
	6:51pm Rob: Voyagers I
	6:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Pooeybeach is like any other beach, but with more actual poo floating in the water.
	6:52pm People Like Us: so you reckon that record is going to come hurtling back?
	6:52pm Jeff: Africa was written to be shittyflauted. This rendition keeps on giving - I kept cracking up with delighted laughter, while an unnamed other staff member was glowering darkly.
	6:53pm melinda: I think an ocarina was featured in 'Wild Thing'
	6:53pm Cliff in Prague: I think you're right ScottC, now you mention it I remember hearing that they'd officially left the solar system
	6:53pm Kat in Chicago: This is adorable
	6:53pm People Like Us: do you think the LP let the solar system in disgust?
	6:54pm Cliff in Prague: Oh wait, I only like all things pooey in a metaphorical sense. Not actual poo, ewwww
	6:54pm Rich in Washington: Great show! Been listening all along, but on my stupid stupidphone, which won't let me comment. FInally got a proper computer going again.
	6:54pm Ken From Hyde Park: We had a couple ocarinas when we were kids. They might have been Crackerjack® prizes.
	6:54pm vince: Wait till we find out... Aliens from another planet only play CD'S!
	6:54pm People Like Us: Imagine if we found a golden LP in space and it had shittyflute on it
	6:54pm litmuspie: I quite envy that record. Travel broadens the mind.
	6:54pm Carmichael: Correctamundo, Melinda. I learned how to play ocarina to that sound. A strange instrument ...
	6:55pm Webhamster Henry: Ocarina is the sound at the beginning of The Good, The Bad and the Ugly Theme.
	6:55pm P-90: Ocarina is like a chubby cousin of the flutophone, which are the "shitty plastic recorders" mentioned above. Except there are some pretty good, non-shitty ones.
	6:55pm Rich in Washington: Pooey flute sounds like it might actually be a recorder(s)
	6:55pm Cliff in Prague: Golden Voyager LP comes with foolproof instructions for playing it, any dumbass aliens should be able to figure it out.
	6:55pm People Like Us: and the mind broadens travels
	6:55pm People Like Us: ocarina is a chubby cousin? HA HA
	6:55pm Rich in Washington: seems like all my older siblings had recorders but by the time I was of age, perhaps my parents said ENOUGH.
	6:55pm People Like Us: does it come with IKEA instructions?
	6:56pm litmuspie: Broadly speaking
	6:56pm vince: There's a video out there of kids trying to open a CD case.. and they CAN'T DO IT!
	6:56pm Webhamster Henry: Ocarinas are also called "Sweet Potatoes", which they resemble. We technical people know them as Helmhotz Resonators.
	6:56pm Carmichael: Because I'm Irish, I play the tin whistle. I think it's a law. Would that be considered pooey?
	6:56pm People Like Us: read this while listening ggor.de...
	6:57pm dale: i think a plastic 'pooeyflute' could be a premium for your show next marathon. who WOULD'NT want a pooeyflute in the arsenal?
	6:57pm ironybread: I still have three of my 1980s recorders. Monroe Elementary in Boise couldn't lose them fast enough
	6:57pm litmuspie: Though I do worry sagan and co switched the album for some gold plated Derek and Clive, after a night of sambuca.
	6:57pm Linda Lee: really fantastic show. loving it. thank you for the music!
	6:57pm People Like Us: I think the WFMU Comments Board is the best book you could read
	6:58pm People Like Us: I might be battling Ken on the premium subject but I will WIN
	6:58pm P-90: Yeah, it's chubby, just Google "ocarina" and see. I believe they also used to call it a "sweet potato" because of its chubby shape...
	6:58pm vince: About wonderful show... Thanks V
	6:58pm Cliff in Prague: Voyager LP instructions: voyager.jpl.nasa.gov... NASA scientists say any civilization can read them (even if they don't have IKEA).
	6:58pm Webhamster Henry: If any of you have music sample playing apps, I'd be happy to make a pooey flute instrument for you.then anything with MIDI could be poeyated.
	6:58pm People Like Us: this hour just whizzed by
	6:58pm dale: i have a hohner melodica with a sticky F key. i only learned the waltons theme to play on it.
	6:58pm People Like Us: thank you Henry
	6:59pm Carmichael: That's a capital idea, Dale!
	6:59pm Michael 98145: after hours reading : en.wikipedia.org...
	6:59pm Cliff in Prague: Thank you Vicki! Loved the concept tonight
	6:59pm Webhamster Henry: Full pooey disclosure: I'm the melodica and (tenor) recorder player in my band.
	6:59pm People Like Us: thanks for listening folks
	7:00pm People Like Us: now watch that video on the left!
	7:00pm dale: sometimes an hour is like waterboarding on fmu - but like a good waterboarding, when your're really thirsty
	7:00pm vince: Have a happy week
	7:00pm Mr. Lowry: Thank you!
	7:00pm litmuspie: It was a pleasure to listen
	7:00pm Sam: Waterboarding/surfing
	7:00pm Listening Out There: Thanks again!
	7:00pm geezerette: FUN FUN FUN! Thanks Vicki!
	7:00pm Rich in Washington: that PDF is mesmerizing.
	7:01pm People Like Us: have a good week all!
	7:01pm Rich in Washington: thanks for a wonderful show!
	7:01pm P-90: The Voyager disk originally included "American Pie", but the young Andrew Breckman snuck into the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena and erased it before launch.
	7:03pm People Like Us: www.willardswormholes.com...

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July 11, 2016: My Voyager Golden Record

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Artist	Track	Approx. start time
John Zorn	The Mockingbird "The Mockingbird" by "John Zorn"	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Information Society	(We Don’t Need This) Fascist Groove Thang)	0:06:52 (Pop-up)
Buttress O’Kneel	Optimise or Die	0:11:55 (Pop-up)
Bert Weedon	Summer Place "Summer Place" by "Bert Weedon"	0:15:20 (Pop-up)
The Four Lads	Summer Place "Summer Place" by "The Four Lads"	0:15:42 (Pop-up)
Maureen Renée	Summer Place "Summer Place" by "Maureen Renée"	0:15:55 (Pop-up)
Joanie Sommers	Summer Place "Summer Place" by "Joanie Sommers"	0:16:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ray Ellis	Summer Place "Summer Place" by "Ray Ellis"	0:18:25 (Pop-up)
Percy Faith	Summer Place ’76 (Theme From A Summer Place)	0:18:36 (Pop-up)
Modern Jazz Quartet	Skating in Central Park	0:19:18 (Pop-up)
Stimmhorn	Skating "Skating" by "Stimmhorn"	0:20:57 (Pop-up)
Vince Guaraldi - Linus and Lucy	Skating (Remastered 1996)	0:22:09 (Pop-up)
Valya Balkanska	Izlel Je Delyo Hagdutin (Bulgaria)	0:25:14 (Pop-up)
Willem Breuker	Rhapsody in Blue "Rhapsody in Blue" by "Willem Breuker"	0:26:14 (Pop-up)
David Darling and the Wulu Bunin	Ku-Isa Tama Laug	0:27:00 (Pop-up)
Gavin Bryars	Jesus Blood Never Failed Me Yet	0:28:31 (Pop-up)
Surshri Kesary Bai Kerkar	Jaat Kahan Ho (India)	0:37:38 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	Tomorrow Never Knows "Tomorrow Never Knows" by "The Beatles"	0:38:53 (Pop-up)
CCC	You Only Live Tomorrow "You Only Live Tomorrow" by "CCC"	0:40:36 (Pop-up)
Mozart	The Magic Flute, Queen Of The Night, Aria No. 14 (Austria)	0:44:25 (Pop-up)
Tangerine Awkestra	Minuet For Recorder & Violin (J.S.Bach)	0:45:35 (Pop-up)
Tabby Andriello	Mozarts Flute Quartet	0:46:32 (Pop-up)
Toto	Africa - Shittyfluted "Africa - Shittyfluted" by "Toto"	0:47:11 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Percy Faith	Summer Place ’76 (Theme From A Summer Place)	0:48:52 (Pop-up)
The Steps	Tamasya Gembira "Tamasya Gembira" by "The Steps"	0:52:08 (Pop-up)
Dim Dim	Caramba "Caramba" by "Dim Dim"	0:53:30 (Pop-up)
Domenique Dumont	Comme Ça "Comme Ça" by "Domenique Dumont"	0:57:21 (Pop-up)
thanks all!	"thanks all!"	1:01:00 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	5:49pm People Like Us: herro
	5:50pm vince: Good hello..
	5:50pm vince: I just read today that MR. FAB is now the owner of Gail Zappa's CAT!
	5:51pm vince: http://musicformaniacs.blogspot.com/
	5:53pm People Like Us: good hello! a Zappa Cat owner!
	5:54pm vince: Now, he's got an excuse for not coming up with any new RIAA
	5:55pm People Like Us: why, is it a lion?
	5:55pm vince: I assume today's show will feature music you would send into the heart of space!
	5:58pm People Like Us: yesh
	6:00pm vince: I looks like you wrote, "yeesh..", but, I wouldn't know if you ever uttered that word before... seems more like an 'americanism'
	6:00pm People Like Us: yesh-yes
	6:00pm People Like Us: no I don't say yeesh
	6:01pm vince: I KNEW it!
	6:02pm People Like Us: hi folks folk
	6:02pm Cliff in Prague: Hi Vicki, will today's show help us find Pokemons in augmented reality?
	6:03pm People Like Us: is that where they are?
	6:03pm Kat in Chicago: Shittyflutes in Space?
	6:03pm People Like Us: ha ha, that would be nice
	6:03pm Listening Out There: My son says "Yesh." We still allow him to live here...
	6:04pm Cliff in Prague: I'm actually not young enough to understand what I just wrote
	6:04pm vince: HA
	6:04pm People Like Us: Ken was saying on his show that they were nose flutes welcome to Europa, Cliff. Great time to arrive
	6:04pm Michael 98145: in space no one can hear your flutes
	6:05pm dale: i tried to play 'POOEY' in scrabble but it wouldn't stick
	6:05pm People Like Us: if no one can hear it does it really make a sound? in the case of shittyflutes, yes
	6:06pm People Like Us: oh then you're not playing English scrabble we have pooey here
	6:06pm Marcel M: Hello! Liking this.
	6:06pm Folsom: Does a flute shit in the woods?
	6:06pm People Like Us: good evening/pm/am/thing
	6:06pm Cliff in Prague: Thanks, Vicki! If I don't completely run out of money before I find a job I hope to visit London & a few other cities next month
	6:06pm People Like Us: I'll have a think about that one
	6:07pm People Like Us: use up your dollars on the uk
	6:07pm vince: A dollar is only... what?.... One Pound. 33 now?
	6:07pm ironybread: The least Zorniest track I've ever heard. Very sweet.
	6:08pm People Like Us: correct, Vince, it's getting interesting!
	6:08pm vince: Geez... what did Information Society do an entire album of 'covers'?
	6:08pm dale: a straight-up music show? i'm corn-fused.
	6:08pm People Like Us: it IS, yes, and I am glad to not commit to liking it because I just don't know yes they did, Vince
	6:08pm People Like Us: music?
	6:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Change my name to Oddly Normal.
	6:09pm Cliff in Prague: I like music
	6:09pm People Like Us: I don't think I like this
	6:09pm vince: I had no idea... When I first heard "What's On Your Mind", back in the day.. I though they were a 'one-hit wonder'!
	6:10pm Cliff in Prague: The original had more of an off-kilter groove
	6:10pm People Like Us: are they known? Seriously I don't know :)
	6:10pm People Like Us: I often prefer not to know
	6:10pm vince: I agree, Cliff
	6:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: We don't need this 'don't need this'.
	6:11pm People Like Us: we don't need this thing
	6:11pm People Like Us: it'll be gone soon
	6:11pm vince: Well.... the Heaven 17 original is hard to beat.... so good
	6:12pm dale: they were on tommy boy, monica's joint.
	6:12pm People Like Us: I wish I'd played that but I like covers
	6:12pm Cliff in Prague: The beat needed to be at least 20% faster Hey, Dio sample!
	6:12pm dale: oh, this is better. this wackiness is more soothing than that other stuff.
	6:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'm Oddly Normal & I dig Bert Weedon.
	6:13pm Michael 98145: conversion: 1 GDP = 1.2993 USD
	6:13pm ironybread: It's okay not to like Information Society. They came to a local club in Mosco, Idaho circa 1993 and the stage was apparently blacked out between songs for their audience chat, leading many in the audience to believe that the entire show was pre-recorded... I'll still bend an ear to their "What's On Your Mind (Pure Energy)" any time, tho.
	6:13pm Michael 98145: whoops 1 GBP
	6:13pm People Like Us: oh by the way, people - I put a documentary online today of our Optimized! Residency - has lots of really nice footage of WFMU, DJs, etc. Is fun. oh that isn't Bert Weedon, HA HA, it's Buttress still
	6:13pm ironybread: heh, "Moscow"
	6:14pm mike: hello
	6:14pm ScottC: The best way to avoid a Fascist Groove Thing is to understand and recognize that there were multiple shooters positioned high up in Dallas. Ask yourself - same day reports - multiple reports from many witnesses were a "Triangulation of fire" that means more then one shooter. Why is the DPD changing the story now? I am scared to death right now...
	6:14pm MrFab: Hi Vicki and gang. One of my readers emailed to suggest sampling the Zappa-cat Bongo playing some actual bongos.
	6:14pm People Like Us: Optimized Documentary here: vimeo.com...
	6:14pm vince: MR, FAB!
	6:14pm People Like Us: hi Mr Fab!
	6:15pm vince: I still find it HILARIOUS that you've got Gail's CAT!!
	6:16pm Kat in Chicago: Yay, looking forward to watching the video!
	6:16pm Cliff in Prague: But where can I find the peanut butter cups when I'm dimensional-reality-shifting?
	6:17pm vince: Yeah,, will be checking that out, too
	6:17pm Michael 98145: whoa, holy optimizer, batman!
	6:17pm vince: Mr. FAB---You could call it, "BONGO'S FURRY"
	6:19pm People Like Us: refresh your page
	6:20pm People Like Us: there. watch that after!
	6:21pm MrFab: Vince: ha!
	6:21pm Listening Out There: Ooh, lookie. Documentary-like stuffs...
	6:22pm People Like Us: ha ha, yes, lookie!
	6:22pm vince: nice segue
	6:22pm ironybread: "Snoopy on Ice" - best Guaraldi cut EVER
	6:23pm People Like Us: best cocktail ever
	6:23pm ironybread: It's like mainlining happiness
	6:24pm People Like Us: this is the best music there is
	6:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: When I lived in Santa Barbara, Guaraldi came to town & some turd 'critic' called him the 'have a nice day of Jazz'. So - you compose & play this. Turd.
	6:25pm vince: nice mix
	6:26pm Cliff in Prague: Warm fuzzy memories of childhood Thanksgiving & Christmas specials
	6:26pm People Like Us: so easy to knock good things with cynicism
	6:26pm Michael 98145: love this vocal genre
	6:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...this would be when the Peanuts cartoon gets all historical & inky...
	6:27pm People Like Us: why are there so few Peanuts episodes available?
	6:28pm vince: He was more of a 'paper-strip' writer, than TV show writer
	6:28pm P-90: Guaraldi was the Real Thing, a Genius. Charles Shulz was a fan of modern Jazz. I think when they made the first animated Peanuts Christmas special, Shulz, who had input on every aspect, thought that "something like Brubeck" was the kind of music he wanted. Someone recommended Guaraldi as "an up-and-coming Brubeck type." Everything clicked, and the results were classic. Sad that Guaraldi died so young, he certainly would have written a lot more brilliant stuff. Hi Vicki!
	6:28pm People Like Us: there's just the holiday episodes yes, I love the paper strips but really would love to see more of the ones I saw on TV decades ago
	6:29pm Cliff in Prague: Oh yes, and Halloween....The Great Pumpkin!
	6:29pm People Like Us: yes, I totally fit it alongside listening to modern jazz - since it's playful music hello :)
	6:30pm People Like Us: yes, there's xmas, easter, halloween, and another one, and then you can't really find the others what about the ones with the school teacher for instance?
	6:30pm mike: Good ol' gavin
	6:30pm Marcel M: Oh man this song. I think Ken looped this for like 20 mins once. I could be mistaken.
	6:31pm People Like Us: no, it is that long, and a sort-of loop :)
	6:31pm People Like Us: one of those mantras that does not get boring
	6:32pm People Like Us: well, no mantras are boring
	6:33pm melinda: hi everyone!
	6:33pm Ken From Hyde Park: Does each country get a national mantra?
	6:33pm mike: gavin never found the tramp again... think she must have died
	6:33pm People Like Us: herro!
	6:34pm mike: that should say "thinks he must have died"
	6:34pm People Like Us: so he just literally FOUND the tramp and recorded it??
	6:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Peanut TV wigkey: en.wikipedia.org...
	6:34pm People Like Us: hi Mike :)
	6:34pm ScottC: I went to school with Peppermint Patty - and every year he - yes he - would bring in a film reel of the Christmas or Halloween show and we would watch it in class. Chris Defaria was Party's voice until his voice changed and then his sister took it over...Chris is a big-wig at Warners I think. he produced that George Cloony space flick. Peppermint Patty in space. Who would have thunk
	6:34pm Sam: I love this song! Thanks for playing it, it's been forever since I heard it. I actually think it creates a beautiful little moment, and then it keeps going timelessly, which is the point, the eternalness of Jesus's blood.
	6:34pm mike: yes - regents canal, i think
	6:35pm melinda: @Rabbit: I like your response to the Guaraldi critic.
	6:35pm maestroso: This piece is almost unbearably melancholy.
	6:35pm People Like Us: wow, ScottC :)
	6:35pm People Like Us: agreed, Sam
	6:36pm ?: iTunes/Amazon have a ton of the Peanuts cartoons for download and on disc
	6:36pm Marcel M: Ahhhh ok
	6:36pm People Like Us: it's a beautiful mantra
	6:36pm Marcel M: I dig it a lot
	6:36pm dale: for any one who get's the 'getTV' channel the jim nabors hour is on tonite at 9pm - should be really gag-inducing.
	6:36pm P-90: That's the story (about the tramp.) The origins of the song are totally obscure, apparently. Presumably a traditional song from somewhere...?
	6:36pm People Like Us: i have Peanuts DVDs but there aren't many episodes around
	6:37pm ScottC: Not many people can claim to tackling Peppermint Patty in a football game. I can for what that's worth...
	6:37pm Cliff in Prague: One I'm sure I haven't seen, but sure would like to now: "You're Not Elected, Charlie Brown", first aired October 29, 1972.
	6:37pm People Like Us: mike knows the fact about Gavin Bryars up the page
	6:38pm ?: You're Not Elected, Charlie Brown - on iTunes
	6:38pm mike: seem to remember that's what he told me, but he was pissed at the time... gavin (not the tramp. can't vouch for the tramp)
	6:38pm People Like Us: thank you, question mark, will have a look :)
	6:39pm dale: i had a huge crush on pamelyn ferdin who was the first lucy voice i think. she was an actress in don knotts movies, too. i was 8 or 9 remember.
	6:39pm vince: ROCK!
	6:39pm dale: danielle dax does a respectable cover of this beatles tune.
	6:39pm People Like Us: get down! and get up again.
	6:39pm geezerette: Layering is great!
	6:40pm mike: Ringo's drumming on this is incredible
	6:40pm Cliff in Prague: So much wisdom in these lyrics :D
	6:40pm People Like Us: I like that you all know so much about Peanuts characters
	6:40pm People Like Us: yes, very good rhythm
	6:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: Pooeymantra!
	6:40pm People Like Us: holding out for the pooey
	6:40pm vince: Danielle's version's a little too slow for me... but, I LOVE Her album , "Dark Adapted Eye"!
	6:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Best album ever. ...If you were TheBeatles' dentist - would you resist dropping acid on them?...
	6:41pm P-90: Pam Ferdin did tons of TV in the 60s too. She was like the female Bill Mumy for a while there.
	6:41pm vince: Whatever happened to Danielle Dax?
	6:41pm Sam: Can dentists give you acid?
	6:42pm Michael 98145: our local Fantagraphics have published the entire Peanuts : www.fantagraphics.com...
	6:42pm People Like Us: Danielle is still around, I know her
	6:42pm Listening Out There: This is the CCC mashup, mashed up with the previous, no?
	6:42pm unpopularfred: You only know twice?
	6:42pm Cliff in Prague: I only got laughing gas from my dentist
	6:42pm People Like Us: she actually has gone back to art college she still does some music as well :)
	6:42pm Listening Out There: Oh, if I woulda looked at the playlist, Ida knowed...
	6:42pm dale: yeah, she was the creepy possessed little kid in some series....she was on star trek, the one with the 'grups' too, i think.
	6:43pm P-90: @Sam: apparently, HELLS yeah
	6:43pm unpopularfred: me too
	6:43pm vince: nice to know... at the record store I used to work at, we'd play "Dark Adapted Eye" once a day!
	6:43pm dale: danielle is smoking hot. would you kiss her foot for me vicky? is that a lot to ask?
	6:43pm Sam: Lucy in the sky with dentists!
	6:44pm geezerette: Enjoying this very much.
	6:44pm ironybread: OK, the segue police make you deputy-for-life for that one
	6:44pm mike: starting to sound evp-ish
	6:44pm steve: love it
	6:44pm Cliff in Prague: Recreational Dentistry: www.jwz.org... Apparently Front 242 sounds amazing while on nitrous oxide
	6:44pm dale: otay.
	6:45pm People Like Us: I'm intermittently playing tracks that are flying through space
	6:45pm melinda: I love this aria.
	6:45pm dale: why is there no magic shitty flute?
	6:45pm Rich in Washington: great show! my dumbphone isn't allowing me to comment properly.
	6:45pm steve: shittyflute is WAY more magic
	6:46pm People Like Us: wait for it, steve...
	6:46pm vince: I would FORCE aliens from another planet to listen to THIS
	6:46pm Cliff in Prague: Do we really want pooeyflute to represent us to the aliens?
	6:46pm People Like Us: hi Rich
	6:47pm People Like Us: I think pooeyflute could run our country to be honest
	6:47pm Sam: Ambulance siren outside mixing with this..... Crrazy.
	6:47pm geezerette: Better & better!
	6:47pm steve: id also like to nominate shittyflute for "Queen Of The Night"
	6:47pm Cliff in Prague: Here's our answer
	6:47pm melinda: The first version of the Queen of the Night that I ever heard was by Florence Foster Jenkins, who did the vocal equivalent of a shittyflute treatment.
	6:47pm People Like Us: GOOOOOD things come to those who wait
	6:47pm Michael 98145: visuals for our audio : www.danielledax.com...
	6:48pm vince: I like that 'half-sax half-kazoo' at the beginning of this
	6:48pm People Like Us: so do you reckon this is a nose flute or recorder or both? or kazoo?
	6:48pm melinda: omg, when you think you've heard your favorite shittyflute, along comes another.
	6:48pm dale: ha ha! pooeyhead may, no - WILL - run our country. either one is pooeyhead.
	6:48pm Kat in Chicago: It sounds like recorder to me.
	6:48pm People Like Us: we drove round Hyde Park Corner (busy) playing this and nearly crashed
	6:49pm Cliff in Prague: I like all things pooey
	6:49pm Webhamster Henry: I prefer the sophistication of Portsmouth Sinfonia and The Jethros more that the kind of one-note joke of Shittyflute.
	6:49pm Kat in Chicago: okay kazoo just then
	6:49pm P-90: Almost certainly recorder. Maybe an ocarina?
	6:49pm unpopularfred: It sounds like those shitty plastic recorders they give to schoolkids.
	6:49pm People Like Us: yes, I think it's kazoo and recorder but Ken insists it's nose
	6:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Henry:...short Pop vs. long Symphony...
	6:50pm Cliff in Prague: Voyagers I & II are at the edge of the solar system nowadays
	6:50pm P-90: Yeah, kazoo at the end.
	6:50pm steve: PLU how about next time you do an event at Monty Hall - spontaneous audience participation Shittyflute ORCHESTRA. it would make my life complete.
	6:50pm People Like Us: is an ocarina a nose flute?
	6:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Cliff - Rio welcomes you to Pooeybeach!
	6:50pm Webhamster Henry: The disc is flying through space - let's go and get it!
	6:50pm People Like Us: good idea steve
	6:50pm People Like Us: you can buy in bulk on ebay
	6:51pm Cliff in Prague: I'd totally go to Pooeybeach if it's full of Brazilian dudes in speedos playing pooeyflute
	6:51pm geezerette: "Tomorrow Never Knows" is on the Space Record? Nice!
	6:51pm ScottC: I think Voyager left the Solar System about 3 or 4 years ago so it in the off to Alpha Centuri by now...
	6:51pm dale: other pooeyflute nominees - dancing queen by abba, tragedy by beegees, theme from arthur by christopher cross....
	6:51pm Kat in Chicago: ocarina is not nose flute
	6:51pm Michael 98145: an ocarina is oral
	6:51pm Webhamster Henry: Ocarinas are particularly pooey .. also slide whistles, noseflutes, flutophones.
	6:51pm Rob: Voyagers I
	6:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Pooeybeach is like any other beach, but with more actual poo floating in the water.
	6:52pm People Like Us: so you reckon that record is going to come hurtling back?
	6:52pm Jeff: Africa was written to be shittyflauted. This rendition keeps on giving - I kept cracking up with delighted laughter, while an unnamed other staff member was glowering darkly.
	6:53pm melinda: I think an ocarina was featured in 'Wild Thing'
	6:53pm Cliff in Prague: I think you're right ScottC, now you mention it I remember hearing that they'd officially left the solar system
	6:53pm Kat in Chicago: This is adorable
	6:53pm People Like Us: do you think the LP let the solar system in disgust?
	6:54pm Cliff in Prague: Oh wait, I only like all things pooey in a metaphorical sense. Not actual poo, ewwww
	6:54pm Rich in Washington: Great show! Been listening all along, but on my stupid stupidphone, which won't let me comment. FInally got a proper computer going again.
	6:54pm Ken From Hyde Park: We had a couple ocarinas when we were kids. They might have been Crackerjack® prizes.
	6:54pm vince: Wait till we find out... Aliens from another planet only play CD'S!
	6:54pm People Like Us: Imagine if we found a golden LP in space and it had shittyflute on it
	6:54pm litmuspie: I quite envy that record. Travel broadens the mind.
	6:54pm Carmichael: Correctamundo, Melinda. I learned how to play ocarina to that sound. A strange instrument ...
	6:55pm Webhamster Henry: Ocarina is the sound at the beginning of The Good, The Bad and the Ugly Theme.
	6:55pm P-90: Ocarina is like a chubby cousin of the flutophone, which are the "shitty plastic recorders" mentioned above. Except there are some pretty good, non-shitty ones.
	6:55pm Rich in Washington: Pooey flute sounds like it might actually be a recorder(s)
	6:55pm Cliff in Prague: Golden Voyager LP comes with foolproof instructions for playing it, any dumbass aliens should be able to figure it out.
	6:55pm People Like Us: and the mind broadens travels
	6:55pm People Like Us: ocarina is a chubby cousin? HA HA
	6:55pm Rich in Washington: seems like all my older siblings had recorders but by the time I was of age, perhaps my parents said ENOUGH.
	6:55pm People Like Us: does it come with IKEA instructions?
	6:56pm litmuspie: Broadly speaking
	6:56pm vince: There's a video out there of kids trying to open a CD case.. and they CAN'T DO IT!
	6:56pm Webhamster Henry: Ocarinas are also called "Sweet Potatoes", which they resemble. We technical people know them as Helmhotz Resonators.
	6:56pm Carmichael: Because I'm Irish, I play the tin whistle. I think it's a law. Would that be considered pooey?
	6:56pm People Like Us: read this while listening ggor.de...
	6:57pm dale: i think a plastic 'pooeyflute' could be a premium for your show next marathon. who WOULD'NT want a pooeyflute in the arsenal?
	6:57pm ironybread: I still have three of my 1980s recorders. Monroe Elementary in Boise couldn't lose them fast enough
	6:57pm litmuspie: Though I do worry sagan and co switched the album for some gold plated Derek and Clive, after a night of sambuca.
	6:57pm Linda Lee: really fantastic show. loving it. thank you for the music!
	6:57pm People Like Us: I think the WFMU Comments Board is the best book you could read
	6:58pm People Like Us: I might be battling Ken on the premium subject but I will WIN
	6:58pm P-90: Yeah, it's chubby, just Google "ocarina" and see. I believe they also used to call it a "sweet potato" because of its chubby shape...
	6:58pm vince: About wonderful show... Thanks V
	6:58pm Cliff in Prague: Voyager LP instructions: voyager.jpl.nasa.gov... NASA scientists say any civilization can read them (even if they don't have IKEA).
	6:58pm Webhamster Henry: If any of you have music sample playing apps, I'd be happy to make a pooey flute instrument for you.then anything with MIDI could be poeyated.
	6:58pm People Like Us: this hour just whizzed by
	6:58pm dale: i have a hohner melodica with a sticky F key. i only learned the waltons theme to play on it.
	6:58pm People Like Us: thank you Henry
	6:59pm Carmichael: That's a capital idea, Dale!
	6:59pm Michael 98145: after hours reading : en.wikipedia.org...
	6:59pm Cliff in Prague: Thank you Vicki! Loved the concept tonight
	6:59pm Webhamster Henry: Full pooey disclosure: I'm the melodica and (tenor) recorder player in my band.
	6:59pm People Like Us: thanks for listening folks
	7:00pm People Like Us: now watch that video on the left!
	7:00pm dale: sometimes an hour is like waterboarding on fmu - but like a good waterboarding, when your're really thirsty
	7:00pm vince: Have a happy week
	7:00pm Mr. Lowry: Thank you!
	7:00pm litmuspie: It was a pleasure to listen
	7:00pm Sam: Waterboarding/surfing
	7:00pm Listening Out There: Thanks again!
	7:00pm geezerette: FUN FUN FUN! Thanks Vicki!
	7:00pm Rich in Washington: that PDF is mesmerizing.
	7:01pm People Like Us: have a good week all!
	7:01pm Rich in Washington: thanks for a wonderful show!
	7:01pm P-90: The Voyager disk originally included "American Pie", but the young Andrew Breckman snuck into the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena and erased it before launch.
	7:03pm People Like Us: www.willardswormholes.com...

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