WFMU: Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from August 14, 2016

Listener comments!
	5:03pm P-90: Hi Julie! So glad you're here!
	5:05pm phillip in the bronx: julie:-) hey soo glad to hear you again
	5:08pm Julie: hey everybody!
	5:13pm P-90: btw @DJ Julie: last week had friends over, while we were cooking dinner we were taking turns playing music for each other off the internet- you know, "have you heard this?" kind of thisg. I played them "In the Dark' from one of your archives and they flipped, couldn't believe they hadn't heard this song or band before, they made me start it again as soon as it was done, had to hear it twice...
	5:15pm P-90: Also I can't get enough of Cardigans
	5:16pm TehBadDr: Hey Julie, Loved That Bad Girl track!
	5:17pm Julie: p-90 that's so cool. TBM is great indeed.
	5:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Julie ?!?
	5:18pm Julie: Rabbit???
	5:19pm Cherry: Julie, do you do requests? or it depends on the song maybe?
	5:19pm SeanG: WALTER
	5:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: KINKS.
	5:20pm Julie: cherry -- sometimes
	5:21pm Cherry: is it today?
	5:22pm Lisa Hammer: omg this show ROCKS so far!!!
	5:22pm Julie: you can make a request, I don't promise :)
	5:23pm Hughie Considine: A baby-naming guide I read not too long ago listed Walter among the least appealing of boys' names -- Carl was in that same category. I think Walter deserves better. Carl though, is admittedly tough to carry off. Unless you're a Wilson.
	5:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Pete Townshend coined 'Power Pop'. I'm trying to promote the term 'SmartPop'. The Kinks perhaps - ? - proto-invented that...perhaps 'Village Green' especially...
	5:23pm Julie: Isn't smart pop popcorn?
	5:24pm Cherry: do you prefer a youtube link or the name?
	5:24pm Hughie Considine: Power pop, to me, implies a default chugging tempo. The Kinks are in a different category.
	5:24pm Julie: cherry just give me the name
	5:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Hughie: ...or in the Move / ELO ? @Julie: ...isn't 'Pop' a drink?
	5:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Hughie: ('Carl', I mean.)
	5:24pm Julie: Pop is indeed a drink, power pop must be heavy on the caffeine
	5:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...different category, right. Kinks inform Magnetic Fields, what have you...
	5:25pm Hughie Considine: @Rev, seems to me ELO is sort of symphonic pop. Power pop is Dwight Twilley and early Cheap Trick-derived.
	5:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...that's my point: Who is PowerPop, Kinks is SmartPop...anyhow...
	5:27pm Hughie Considine: No one calls me Carl and gets away with it. 'Cept Dad, of course.
	5:27pm dale: special treat - hot afternoon of the soul.
	5:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Haha! No - I mean - you can be 'Carl' in the Move...
	5:28pm Julie: Carl is that rotten kid on Shameless
	5:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...forever Jung...
	5:32pm Hughie Considine: Too Many Carls!
	5:32pm Sem Chumbo: Gloom has lifted, there is light when I hear Julie and the Dark Night of the Soul. Hiya, Julie. Been awhile, so glad to hear you.
	5:33pm P-90: I like the beach photo on the playlist page. Let me guess: left to right, DJ Stashu, DJ Meghan, and you? Or is that DJ Faye in the middle?
	5:35pm TehBadDr: Nice dark cover!
	5:35pm Julie: I would say that's Faye on the right
	5:39pm P-90: Oh, I thought Faye was blonde. Maybe they could do a "FMU DJ Bratz Calendar" next year for the Swag-for-Lifers...
	5:39pm Julie: she was kinda pink last time I saw her!
	5:44pm Stevel: I KNEW I should have listened to more Berlin.
	5:44pm Cherry: could you play Mr.Oizo - Stunt?
	5:48pm Julie: I don't know what that is, but I'll check it out
	5:55pm dale: love this kristeen young.
	5:56pm melinda: I thought I heard Gary Numan,
	5:57pm MONEYBAG$: Maybe it's me, but Gary Numan's world view always struck me as a bit bleak
	5:57pm melinda: That was supposed to be a period, not a comma.
	6:00pm Lisa Hammer: Julie! Karen from Arkivestry says you are blowing her mind with this show and making her work so much more enjoyable! Plus you played Gabrielle's song! Thank you! She's freaking out!
	6:01pm Julie: that's always nice to hear!
	6:03pm P-90: Hey, is that THE Lisa Hammer?!
	6:03pm Lisa Hammer: The Same!
	6:05pm P-90: Wow.
	6:06pm Julie: hey Lisa, what's the name of this song?
	6:06pm Lisa Hammer: A Fixed Place of Heaven
	6:07pm Mister Dobalina: Um, I was just looking for some clarification, but isn't your background music, when you speak, from the group Bananarama, which Foxy Brown sampled?
	6:08pm Julie: Probably, I've always credited to Foxy Brown not sure how much is Bananarama, that's the name on the track
	6:09pm Mister Dobalina: Pretty sure it's all Bananarama, from 1984, same title. But any who.
	6:14pm P-90: Ophelia Addams! My first childhood crush...
	6:14pm matt: Whoa this rules
	6:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...ah - don't you wanna be inna band...it's so kewl...
	6:16pm matt: F*ck yeah
	6:18pm dale: samantha's cousin serena was my crush.
	6:19pm SeanG: boston in the 80s was a really great music scene
	6:20pm JakeGould: Hey! It’s disgusting outside.
	6:20pm Julie: yes it is
	6:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I saw the The Replacements in a tiny Cambridge bar: they were in dresses & I was on LSD. One tiny anecdote...
	6:21pm JakeGould: Also, my prayers to anyone having to get to Jersey City via the PATH this weekend. So many trains not working.
	6:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Don't play guitar ?!? What an exotic creature...
	6:25pm Julie: haha when you have a voice like that
	6:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Pass.
	6:28pm dale: drs. just want to push drugs and run tests and golf and make boat payments - they don't care.
	6:28pm SeanG: that's awesome Rev Rabbit
	6:29pm P-90: So Hard to imagine that anyone with life-threatening cancer would drink a lot of alcohol and eat junk food...
	6:30pm Lisa Hammer: Depression is a hell of a drug.
	6:32pm P-90: Combining "alternative" approaches with judiciously chosen "mainstream" medicine is called Complimentary Medicine. And no, very few medical schools teach anything about it. They should.
	6:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sometimes you have to cut something out (say) for the good of the whole body. But - that doesn't address why it happened - or make you healthy. Problems that are long-term need long-term solutions - but - not generally our style...
	6:35pm Lisa Hammer: I agree 100%. And I'm being treated at Memorial Sloan Kettering, #2 in the nation. Imagine my SHOCK when they had no connection to nutrition or alternative medicine anywhere, and the doctors shrugged it all off! You have to really dig around to get anyone to reluctantly help you with that.
	6:36pm Lisa Hammer: I have the BRCA1 gene like Angelina Jolie
	6:38pm P-90: To clarify: US med schools don't teach it. In Europe, they're way ahead of us on this. But here, Big Pharma is super-dominant and is allowed to name the agenda.
	6:39pm Lisa Hammer: yes. They also haven't publicized this but there is a pharma co making synthetic thc pills with a patent
	6:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - because - in the U.S. - Money is Gawd. Again. (Sigh.)
	6:41pm Lisa Hammer: we have to vote out the gop in house and senate!
	6:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Just Harmony & Acoustic Guitar - Live. - Respect !!
	6:42pm Lisa Hammer: naked on air!
	6:42pm C.S.: Speaking from someone who deals with small town politics, it's just about every politician, not one party or another.
	6:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sadly true.
	6:43pm Lisa Hammer: good point, you'd have to look up each person's platform
	6:43pm C.S.: When Mr. Developer comes to town, pols don't care about the neighborhood's history or quality of life. Tear everything down for big $$$$$
	6:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A few own most everything.
	6:46pm phillip in the bronx: wow that was a great set by radiana
	6:47pm Lisa Hammer: Thank you!!!
	6:49pm Julie: it really came out so well, I'm pleasantly surprised!
	6:49pm phillip in the bronx: im going to buy whatever i can find on itunes
	6:50pm Julie: there's a new single too coming up shortly!
	6:50pm Lisa Hammer: there's a whole cd and a new single
	6:51pm phillip in the bronx: thats why we love your show so much julie. i actually cried when you were taken off ths schedule
	6:51pm Lisa Hammer: Julie is amazing!
	6:51pm Julie: oh my goodness!
	6:54pm Julie: go through the archives later, we have a full electric set of Radiana on my show a couple years back too.
	6:55pm phillip in the bronx: i confess im an emotional schizophrenic 49 year old guy
	6:57pm Lisa Hammer: its ok, let your freak flag fly!!!
	7:01pm C.S.: The Fabulous Stains!
	7:02pm frenchee: Ladies and gentlemen, the fabulous STAINS! WWWWOOOOOO...or Radiana doing a great cover.
	7:02pm Lisa Hammer: This was Steve's favorite song
	7:02pm Julie: Radiana, on my show a couple years back!
	7:02pm P-90: @Julie and Lisa: great songs, amazing singing, great interview. Thank you!
	7:03pm C.S.: That movie was a great time capsule.
	7:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - the Interview too.
	7:05pm Lisa Hammer: Julie. You are a genius goddess.
	7:06pm TehBadDr: Wow, genuine black-out variant Gen Xers, brings a tear to my aged punk eye!
	7:07pm C.S.: @Lisa What is the meaning behind the name Mors Syphilitica? Always wondered.
	7:07pm Lisa Hammer: Thank you all for listening and commenting, it mean a lot.
	7:08pm Lisa Hammer: it its the title of a Felicien Rops sketch, it means Syphilitic Death
	7:08pm slugluv1313: good evening Julie! what a lovely surprise to hear you on this disgustingly sweltering day! (been listening for awhile but just signing on now) you are certainly keeping everything COOL!!!!!!
	7:09pm C.S.: Hmm. Thanks! First heard the band on MBR's Bats in the Belfry but it took seeing it in print to figure out the name. :)
	7:10pm Lisa Hammer: omg I love this song.
	7:11pm Julie: thanks slugluv!
	7:11pm Lisa Hammer: oh yes! Bats in the Belfry!
	7:12pm Lisa Hammer: Felicien Rops one of my all time favorite artists
	7:12pm C.S.: Mistress Laura still play your darker music.
	7:12pm dale: i don't know anything about sid era floyd -i'm so ashamed.
	7:12pm Julie: One of these days I'm gonna have Lisa in for a proper DJ set and we can get our goth on together
	7:12pm Lisa Hammer: oh cool!!! Tell her I say hi!
	7:13pm C.S.: I plead ignorance. Will have to look up Felicien Rops. You learn something new everyday.
	7:13pm Lisa Hammer: Yes! Julie lets do it!
	7:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Piper Syd - Top20 : www.20albums.com...
	7:13pm Julie: oh dale Piper at the gates of dawn is an amazing record, one of my favorites
	7:14pm Lisa Hammer: Dale buy Piper at the Gates of Dawn NOW
	7:14pm C.S.: @Lisa Hammer: Will do. @Julie: That sounds like a great idea.
	7:16pm dale: now lisa? but i've been drinking - who knows how much i will spend drunk internet shopping!
	7:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Dale: Piper recorded down the hall from Sgt. Pepper...& as soon as ThemBeatles shoved off - Zombies step in to do 'Odessey & Oracle'.
	7:17pm dale: that's actually why i'm a mouse pledge member - alky-hol
	7:17pm Lisa Hammer: @Dale - go for it!
	7:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Dale: ...$700 will set you right up... : www.facebook.com...
	7:18pm dale: pretty intense musical history there, rev rab!
	7:19pm Julie: I think I have to buy myself that set, Rev... it's around my birthday how can I not
	7:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Or : www.facebook.com...
	7:20pm Julie: for that kinda money they should include a lock of Syd's hair
	7:21pm dale: back in the mid 80s i paid a small fortune (for what i made at the time) for kate bushes' demo recordings on vinyl. the album was unlistenable, the fidelity was horrible.
	7:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well - Floyd knows Sound - should be good there...
	7:22pm Lisa Hammer: @Dale - and You can find Radiana on iTunes, Google play, CD Baby, and Maybe Sunshine the show on YouTube and Funny or Die!
	7:23pm C.S.: Ahh. My theme song courtesy of The Smiths.
	7:23pm dale: rev rab, i just bought the robert johnson complete recordings for a buck at a yard sale. i was pleased.
	7:23pm Ike: Hey y'all. I'm just back from another visit to Bruce Conner's nuclear explosion test footage (and his other crazy movies) set to a Terry Riley score at MoMA. Anybody in the area should go see this crazy shit. It's disturbing and amazing.
	7:23pm TehBadDr: Julie. this is a really sweet set!
	7:23pm slugluv1313: ahhhhhh the JOY of MISERABLENESS!!! :)
	7:23pm melinda: dale I bet there are other drunk pledgers out there.
	7:24pm Julie: thanks Teh!
	7:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...$1 went a long way in 1938...
	7:24pm dale: i'll check it all out lisa - thnx!
	7:25pm Old Dave: Hey, Julie! I love this, and miss your old show in the wee small AM hours. Hope you caught the Perseids...
	7:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...listened to about a dozen DJs struggle w/ that CD player - haha...
	7:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...speaking of pledging...
	7:26pm slugluv1313: @ Ike -- that DOES sound amazing! lot of cool stuff happening -- especially been wanting to check out the Diane Arbus exhibit
	7:27pm dale: i remember morrisey was on johnny carson and bill cosby was the guest. they kept calling him 'marcie' - lot's of screaming girls in the audience which is funny in itself.
	7:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Dale: The RobertJohnson is on my Top20 too, in fact www.20albums.com...
	7:30pm Ike: @slugluv, Diane Arbus exhibit at Met Breuer is interesting too. While you're there, also check out the "Unfinished" exhibit which ends on Sept. 4. And if you go to MoMA, see the Nan Goldin thing on the 2nd floor too. Pictures of my aunt Cookie & my cousin are in there.
	7:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Ike: I've had nukes on the brain since anniversary of Hiroshima this month. I'm just not sure about these Homo Sapiens...not @ all...
	7:31pm melinda: Cookie is your aunt, Ike? Far out
	7:31pm Ike: Me too, @RevRab. Ugh. Just ugh.
	7:32pm melinda: I only know Nan Goldin's photos from books, wish I could see an exhibit.
	7:33pm Lisa Hammer: Julie you have done such a wonderful show. Getting to be on WFMU with you is my own personal Olympic gold medal. Thank you.
	7:34pm C.S.: It's starting to get dark. I can convince myself it's 5:30 AM.
	7:34pm herb.nyc: Thx for COOL music for my 90deg apt
	7:34pm Ike: Mostly it's still images projected one by one on a big screen in a small-ish theater, accompanied by a great free-form soundtrack including Siouxsie and raunchy funk and loads of other stuff.
	7:37pm Julie: awww Lisa it's always a pleasure to have you visit!
	7:38pm dale: there was a moody blues box now? i loved them up to seventh sojourn, wanted to love them up to long distance voyager but lost rack after. have ALL the solo stuff, including the awful ray thomas crap. i know you've played the mike pinder opuses on your show before - great stuff
	7:39pm Julie: Yeah a huge timeless flight box...and a massive sandy denny box too...
	7:41pm famous original italianicewolf: Cookie as in Cookie Mueller?
	7:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...sounds like doors fans!...I can't resist poking @ the haters...
	7:42pm slugluv1313: @ Ike -- LOVE Nan Goldin! will definitely check that out i was lucky enough to see her traveling "Ballad of Sexual Dependency" show way back when (pretty sure it was @ Maxwell's here in Hoboken!) and that is just SO way COOL! Cookie Mueller is your aunt? WOW!!!! @ melinda -- her books are great but please do go see an exhibit if you have the chance! this one @ MoMA sounds very similar to "Ballad"
	7:43pm famous original italianicewolf: I saw The Ballad of Sexual Dependency in the 90s, it would be good to see it again, especially since Goldin is always changing it.
	7:44pm dale: justin hayward played acoustic up near me in sugar loaf and i passed based on the amount of newer stuff he does in concert now that i find to be just pap. he's still in fine voice though.
	7:44pm melinda: There was an exhibit similar to the one described here-slides and music- at the ICA in Boston a year or two ago but I couldn't make down, was really bummed.
	7:44pm JakeGould: @Ike: Any pictures of big ice cubes?
	7:46pm Julie: big ice cube sounds nice right now
	7:46pm dale: why don't people have aunt's named 'cookie' anymore? guy i worked for called his wife 'freckles' - we had a dog named freckles when i was a kid.
	7:47pm Ike: @slugluv it is actually called "Ballad of Sexual Dependency" at MoMA. And based on what @icewolf commented above, I presume it's a different version than elsewhere perhaps. It's not clear from the info provided at MoMA as far as I saw. Thanks @icewolf.
	7:49pm TehBadDr: Shades of the Mojo man!
	7:49pm melinda: I discovered the book called the Ballad of Sexual Dependency at the Iowa City Public Library in the mid 90s and would check it out frequently, and when my record showed that it was overdue once when I was trying to check out another book, the librarian was too embarrassed to say the title out loud. Which made me embarrassed because it sounds like a bad self-help title if you don't know otherwise.
	7:54pm famous original italianicewolf: @melinda: ha! It's also the title of a song from The Threepenny Opera
	7:54pm dale: excellent show. i wish you'd get a fall prime time slot - not just a summer replacement special - like shields and yarnell.
	7:54pm TehBadDr: Julie, thanx for a wonderful set, great interview and live performance. Actually getting dark out now, feels more comfortable. Looking forward to your next fill-in or show.
	7:55pm melinda: @icewolf: I had no idea!
	7:55pm slugluv1313: @ Ike -- fascinating! the version i saw was from the early 1980s (i have the book too) but even then, it was an ever-evolving show/exhibit of photographs and music -- i had no idea she was still doing this -- very cool!
	7:56pm herb.nyc: "Sex dependency" @MOMA- I'll chk it out!
	7:57pm Linda Lee: truly lovely show Julie!
	7:58pm dale: this sounds like peter murphy - only better.
	7:58pm Julie: thanks for listening everyone!
	7:59pm melinda: Great show Julie!
	7:59pm C.S.: What a treat it was to have Lisa Hammer on the comments board. A great broadcast, Julie. Can't wait for the next fill-in. Hoping you get a regular time slot someday soon.
	7:59pm slugluv1313: @ melinda -- omg! i only knew the title through Nan Goldin, so . . . i guess it would never occur to me that it was anything else! bummer about that librarian! @ icewolf -- i had no idea either! (& my Mom LOVED The Threepenny Opera, i should KNOW this!)
	7:59pm slugluv1313: what dale said! :)
	8:00pm Lisa Hammer: Love you Julie!
	8:00pm slugluv1313: thank you for a wonderful show, Julie!
	8:01pm Lisa Hammer: Thanks everyone!

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from August 14, 2016

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Familiar & forgotten gems from 50-plus years of music on the darker side, shoegaze, synthpop, goth, psychedelia, darkwave, with unapologetic detours into 70s pop. In a dark night of the soul, it's always 3 o'clock in the morning.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
The Birthday Massacre	In the Dark	Pins and Needles	Metropolis Records	2010			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Saint Etienne	Like A Motorway "Like A Motorway" by "Saint Etienne"	Tiger Bay	Warner Brothers	1994			0:03:59 (Pop-up)
Night Club	Bad Girl "Bad Girl" by "Night Club"	Bad Girl Single	Night Club/Cadillac Insomniac	2016			0:08:47 (Pop-up)
The Cardigans	Sick and Tired "Sick and Tired" by "The Cardigans"	Life	Polydor	1995			0:11:41 (Pop-up)
Robyn Hitchcock & The Egyptians	The Shapes Between Us Turn Into Animals	Globe of Frogs	A&M Records	1988			0:15:03 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Do You Remember Walter?	The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society	Reprise	1968			0:18:28 (Pop-up)
Electric Light Orchestra	Mr. Blue Sky	Out of the Blue	Jet Records	1977			0:20:51 (Pop-up)
Soko	Who Wears the Pants? "Who Wears the Pants?" by "Soko"	My Dreams Dictate My Reality	Babycat Records	2015			0:25:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Foxy Brown	Cruel Summer (instrumental)	no album	No Label				0:28:58 (Pop-up)
Azar Swan	Cruel Summer "Cruel Summer" by "Azar Swan"	Cruel Summer (single)	Pendu Sound Recordings	2013			0:33:21 (Pop-up)
Glockabelle	Misirlou "Misirlou" by "Glockabelle"	Live on Dark Night of the Soul	WFMU				0:36:56 (Pop-up)
Glockabelle	The Wedge "The Wedge" by "Glockabelle"	Live on Dark Night of the Soul	WFMU				0:38:34 (Pop-up)
Berlin	Middle Class Suicide "Middle Class Suicide" by "Berlin"	Information	Zone H Records	1980	Virginia Macolino on vocals		0:40:15 (Pop-up)
Fiona Apple	Extraordinary Machine	Extraordinary Machine	Clean Slate	2005			0:43:27 (Pop-up)
Gabrielle Sterbenz	The Breakup "The Breakup" by "Gabrielle Sterbenz"	Gabrielle Sterbenz	FancyGirlMusic	2015			0:47:08 (Pop-up)
Kristeen Young	Pearl of a Girl "Pearl of a Girl" by "Kristeen Young"	The Knife Shift	TVPI	2013			0:50:18 (Pop-up)
Gary Numan	Everyday I Die "Everyday I Die" by "Gary Numan"	Tubeway Army	Beggars Banquet	1978			0:54:24 (Pop-up)
Leonard Cohen	I'm Your Man "I'm Your Man" by "Leonard Cohen"	I'm Your Man	Columbia	1988			0:56:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Foxy Brown	Cruel Summer (instrumental)	no album	no label				1:02:02 (Pop-up)
Requiem in White	A Fixed Place of Heaven	Of the Want Infinite	Apocalyptic Vision	1994			1:05:45 (Pop-up)
Interview with Lisa Hammer	"Interview with Lisa Hammer"		WFMU				1:09:07 (Pop-up)
Steven Deal	Valentine "Valentine" by "Steven Deal"	Radio Twelve	Seditionary Kitten	2009			1:18:27 (Pop-up)
Interview with Lisa Hammer	"Interview with Lisa Hammer"		WFMU				1:21:20 (Pop-up)
Radiana Live from Studio C Engineered & Mixed by Lisa Hammer
Radiana	Black Sheep "Black Sheep" by "Radiana"	Live on WFMU	WFMU	2016			1:31:04 (Pop-up)
Radiana	Magic Eye "Magic Eye" by "Radiana"	Live on WFMU	WFMU	2016			1:35:13 (Pop-up)
Radiana	Monkey King "Monkey King" by "Radiana"	Live on WFMU	WFMU	2016			1:38:31 (Pop-up)
Gabrielle Sterbenz, Jonathan Forte, Lisa Hammer, Levi Wilson
Interview with Lisa Hammer & Levi Wilson			WFMU				1:44:09 (Pop-up)
Radiana	There's Only One Person I Hate More Than You	There's Only One Person I Hate More Than You	Radiana	2016		*	1:56:53 (Pop-up)
Radiana	The Professionals "The Professionals" by "Radiana"	Live on Dark Night of the Soul	WFMU				1:59:34 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: The Monkees	I'm A Believer (instrumental backing track)	No album	no label				2:03:30 (Pop-up)
Grimes	Medieval Warfare "Medieval Warfare" by "Grimes"	Suicide Squad (OST)	Atlantic Records	2016			2:06:38 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Lucifer Sam "Lucifer Sam" by "Pink Floyd"	Piper at the Gates of Dawn	EMI	1967			2:09:22 (Pop-up)
Winkie	Paper Tiger (Vowws Versus Winkie)	Paper Tiger (Vowws Versus Winkie) Single	American Primitive	2016		*	2:12:25 (Pop-up)
Tamaryn	Cranekiss "Cranekiss" by "Tamaryn"	Cranekiss	Mexican Summer	2015			2:18:04 (Pop-up)
The Smiths	Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now	Hatful of Hollow	Rough Trade	1984			2:21:53 (Pop-up)
Tori Amos	I'm Not in Love "I'm Not in Love" by "Tori Amos"	Strange Little Girls	Atlantic	2001			2:25:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Cocteau Twins	Oomingmak (instrumental)	Singles Box Set	4AD	1991			2:31:20 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Ivo "Ivo" by "Cocteau Twins"	Treasure	4AD	1984			2:36:19 (Pop-up)
Mazzy Star	She Hangs Brightly "She Hangs Brightly" by "Mazzy Star"	She Hangs Brightly	Capitol	1990			2:40:02 (Pop-up)
Dead Can Dance	The Ubiquitous Mr. Lovegrove	Into The Labyrinth	4AD	1993			2:46:22 (Pop-up)
Ashrae Fax	Dynamite Dust "Dynamite Dust" by "Ashrae Fax"	Static Crash	Mexican Summer	2011			2:52:33 (Pop-up)
In Isolation	Not Noticing "Not Noticing" by "In Isolation"	A Certain Fractal Light	Aye Aye Records	2016			2:56:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Syd Barrett	Gigolo Aunt (loop) "Gigolo Aunt (loop)" by "Syd Barrett"	Barrett	Harvest	1970			2:59:00 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	5:03pm P-90: Hi Julie! So glad you're here!
	5:05pm phillip in the bronx: julie:-) hey soo glad to hear you again
	5:08pm Julie: hey everybody!
	5:13pm P-90: btw @DJ Julie: last week had friends over, while we were cooking dinner we were taking turns playing music for each other off the internet- you know, "have you heard this?" kind of thisg. I played them "In the Dark' from one of your archives and they flipped, couldn't believe they hadn't heard this song or band before, they made me start it again as soon as it was done, had to hear it twice...
	5:15pm P-90: Also I can't get enough of Cardigans
	5:16pm TehBadDr: Hey Julie, Loved That Bad Girl track!
	5:17pm Julie: p-90 that's so cool. TBM is great indeed.
	5:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Julie ?!?
	5:18pm Julie: Rabbit???
	5:19pm Cherry: Julie, do you do requests? or it depends on the song maybe?
	5:19pm SeanG: WALTER
	5:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: KINKS.
	5:20pm Julie: cherry -- sometimes
	5:21pm Cherry: is it today?
	5:22pm Lisa Hammer: omg this show ROCKS so far!!!
	5:22pm Julie: you can make a request, I don't promise :)
	5:23pm Hughie Considine: A baby-naming guide I read not too long ago listed Walter among the least appealing of boys' names -- Carl was in that same category. I think Walter deserves better. Carl though, is admittedly tough to carry off. Unless you're a Wilson.
	5:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Pete Townshend coined 'Power Pop'. I'm trying to promote the term 'SmartPop'. The Kinks perhaps - ? - proto-invented that...perhaps 'Village Green' especially...
	5:23pm Julie: Isn't smart pop popcorn?
	5:24pm Cherry: do you prefer a youtube link or the name?
	5:24pm Hughie Considine: Power pop, to me, implies a default chugging tempo. The Kinks are in a different category.
	5:24pm Julie: cherry just give me the name
	5:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Hughie: ...or in the Move / ELO ? @Julie: ...isn't 'Pop' a drink?
	5:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Hughie: ('Carl', I mean.)
	5:24pm Julie: Pop is indeed a drink, power pop must be heavy on the caffeine
	5:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...different category, right. Kinks inform Magnetic Fields, what have you...
	5:25pm Hughie Considine: @Rev, seems to me ELO is sort of symphonic pop. Power pop is Dwight Twilley and early Cheap Trick-derived.
	5:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...that's my point: Who is PowerPop, Kinks is SmartPop...anyhow...
	5:27pm Hughie Considine: No one calls me Carl and gets away with it. 'Cept Dad, of course.
	5:27pm dale: special treat - hot afternoon of the soul.
	5:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Haha! No - I mean - you can be 'Carl' in the Move...
	5:28pm Julie: Carl is that rotten kid on Shameless
	5:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...forever Jung...
	5:32pm Hughie Considine: Too Many Carls!
	5:32pm Sem Chumbo: Gloom has lifted, there is light when I hear Julie and the Dark Night of the Soul. Hiya, Julie. Been awhile, so glad to hear you.
	5:33pm P-90: I like the beach photo on the playlist page. Let me guess: left to right, DJ Stashu, DJ Meghan, and you? Or is that DJ Faye in the middle?
	5:35pm TehBadDr: Nice dark cover!
	5:35pm Julie: I would say that's Faye on the right
	5:39pm P-90: Oh, I thought Faye was blonde. Maybe they could do a "FMU DJ Bratz Calendar" next year for the Swag-for-Lifers...
	5:39pm Julie: she was kinda pink last time I saw her!
	5:44pm Stevel: I KNEW I should have listened to more Berlin.
	5:44pm Cherry: could you play Mr.Oizo - Stunt?
	5:48pm Julie: I don't know what that is, but I'll check it out
	5:55pm dale: love this kristeen young.
	5:56pm melinda: I thought I heard Gary Numan,
	5:57pm MONEYBAG$: Maybe it's me, but Gary Numan's world view always struck me as a bit bleak
	5:57pm melinda: That was supposed to be a period, not a comma.
	6:00pm Lisa Hammer: Julie! Karen from Arkivestry says you are blowing her mind with this show and making her work so much more enjoyable! Plus you played Gabrielle's song! Thank you! She's freaking out!
	6:01pm Julie: that's always nice to hear!
	6:03pm P-90: Hey, is that THE Lisa Hammer?!
	6:03pm Lisa Hammer: The Same!
	6:05pm P-90: Wow.
	6:06pm Julie: hey Lisa, what's the name of this song?
	6:06pm Lisa Hammer: A Fixed Place of Heaven
	6:07pm Mister Dobalina: Um, I was just looking for some clarification, but isn't your background music, when you speak, from the group Bananarama, which Foxy Brown sampled?
	6:08pm Julie: Probably, I've always credited to Foxy Brown not sure how much is Bananarama, that's the name on the track
	6:09pm Mister Dobalina: Pretty sure it's all Bananarama, from 1984, same title. But any who.
	6:14pm P-90: Ophelia Addams! My first childhood crush...
	6:14pm matt: Whoa this rules
	6:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...ah - don't you wanna be inna band...it's so kewl...
	6:16pm matt: F*ck yeah
	6:18pm dale: samantha's cousin serena was my crush.
	6:19pm SeanG: boston in the 80s was a really great music scene
	6:20pm JakeGould: Hey! It’s disgusting outside.
	6:20pm Julie: yes it is
	6:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I saw the The Replacements in a tiny Cambridge bar: they were in dresses & I was on LSD. One tiny anecdote...
	6:21pm JakeGould: Also, my prayers to anyone having to get to Jersey City via the PATH this weekend. So many trains not working.
	6:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Don't play guitar ?!? What an exotic creature...
	6:25pm Julie: haha when you have a voice like that
	6:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Pass.
	6:28pm dale: drs. just want to push drugs and run tests and golf and make boat payments - they don't care.
	6:28pm SeanG: that's awesome Rev Rabbit
	6:29pm P-90: So Hard to imagine that anyone with life-threatening cancer would drink a lot of alcohol and eat junk food...
	6:30pm Lisa Hammer: Depression is a hell of a drug.
	6:32pm P-90: Combining "alternative" approaches with judiciously chosen "mainstream" medicine is called Complimentary Medicine. And no, very few medical schools teach anything about it. They should.
	6:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sometimes you have to cut something out (say) for the good of the whole body. But - that doesn't address why it happened - or make you healthy. Problems that are long-term need long-term solutions - but - not generally our style...
	6:35pm Lisa Hammer: I agree 100%. And I'm being treated at Memorial Sloan Kettering, #2 in the nation. Imagine my SHOCK when they had no connection to nutrition or alternative medicine anywhere, and the doctors shrugged it all off! You have to really dig around to get anyone to reluctantly help you with that.
	6:36pm Lisa Hammer: I have the BRCA1 gene like Angelina Jolie
	6:38pm P-90: To clarify: US med schools don't teach it. In Europe, they're way ahead of us on this. But here, Big Pharma is super-dominant and is allowed to name the agenda.
	6:39pm Lisa Hammer: yes. They also haven't publicized this but there is a pharma co making synthetic thc pills with a patent
	6:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - because - in the U.S. - Money is Gawd. Again. (Sigh.)
	6:41pm Lisa Hammer: we have to vote out the gop in house and senate!
	6:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Just Harmony & Acoustic Guitar - Live. - Respect !!
	6:42pm Lisa Hammer: naked on air!
	6:42pm C.S.: Speaking from someone who deals with small town politics, it's just about every politician, not one party or another.
	6:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sadly true.
	6:43pm Lisa Hammer: good point, you'd have to look up each person's platform
	6:43pm C.S.: When Mr. Developer comes to town, pols don't care about the neighborhood's history or quality of life. Tear everything down for big $$$$$
	6:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A few own most everything.
	6:46pm phillip in the bronx: wow that was a great set by radiana
	6:47pm Lisa Hammer: Thank you!!!
	6:49pm Julie: it really came out so well, I'm pleasantly surprised!
	6:49pm phillip in the bronx: im going to buy whatever i can find on itunes
	6:50pm Julie: there's a new single too coming up shortly!
	6:50pm Lisa Hammer: there's a whole cd and a new single
	6:51pm phillip in the bronx: thats why we love your show so much julie. i actually cried when you were taken off ths schedule
	6:51pm Lisa Hammer: Julie is amazing!
	6:51pm Julie: oh my goodness!
	6:54pm Julie: go through the archives later, we have a full electric set of Radiana on my show a couple years back too.
	6:55pm phillip in the bronx: i confess im an emotional schizophrenic 49 year old guy
	6:57pm Lisa Hammer: its ok, let your freak flag fly!!!
	7:01pm C.S.: The Fabulous Stains!
	7:02pm frenchee: Ladies and gentlemen, the fabulous STAINS! WWWWOOOOOO...or Radiana doing a great cover.
	7:02pm Lisa Hammer: This was Steve's favorite song
	7:02pm Julie: Radiana, on my show a couple years back!
	7:02pm P-90: @Julie and Lisa: great songs, amazing singing, great interview. Thank you!
	7:03pm C.S.: That movie was a great time capsule.
	7:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - the Interview too.
	7:05pm Lisa Hammer: Julie. You are a genius goddess.
	7:06pm TehBadDr: Wow, genuine black-out variant Gen Xers, brings a tear to my aged punk eye!
	7:07pm C.S.: @Lisa What is the meaning behind the name Mors Syphilitica? Always wondered.
	7:07pm Lisa Hammer: Thank you all for listening and commenting, it mean a lot.
	7:08pm Lisa Hammer: it its the title of a Felicien Rops sketch, it means Syphilitic Death
	7:08pm slugluv1313: good evening Julie! what a lovely surprise to hear you on this disgustingly sweltering day! (been listening for awhile but just signing on now) you are certainly keeping everything COOL!!!!!!
	7:09pm C.S.: Hmm. Thanks! First heard the band on MBR's Bats in the Belfry but it took seeing it in print to figure out the name. :)
	7:10pm Lisa Hammer: omg I love this song.
	7:11pm Julie: thanks slugluv!
	7:11pm Lisa Hammer: oh yes! Bats in the Belfry!
	7:12pm Lisa Hammer: Felicien Rops one of my all time favorite artists
	7:12pm C.S.: Mistress Laura still play your darker music.
	7:12pm dale: i don't know anything about sid era floyd -i'm so ashamed.
	7:12pm Julie: One of these days I'm gonna have Lisa in for a proper DJ set and we can get our goth on together
	7:12pm Lisa Hammer: oh cool!!! Tell her I say hi!
	7:13pm C.S.: I plead ignorance. Will have to look up Felicien Rops. You learn something new everyday.
	7:13pm Lisa Hammer: Yes! Julie lets do it!
	7:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Piper Syd - Top20 : www.20albums.com...
	7:13pm Julie: oh dale Piper at the gates of dawn is an amazing record, one of my favorites
	7:14pm Lisa Hammer: Dale buy Piper at the Gates of Dawn NOW
	7:14pm C.S.: @Lisa Hammer: Will do. @Julie: That sounds like a great idea.
	7:16pm dale: now lisa? but i've been drinking - who knows how much i will spend drunk internet shopping!
	7:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Dale: Piper recorded down the hall from Sgt. Pepper...& as soon as ThemBeatles shoved off - Zombies step in to do 'Odessey & Oracle'.
	7:17pm dale: that's actually why i'm a mouse pledge member - alky-hol
	7:17pm Lisa Hammer: @Dale - go for it!
	7:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Dale: ...$700 will set you right up... : www.facebook.com...
	7:18pm dale: pretty intense musical history there, rev rab!
	7:19pm Julie: I think I have to buy myself that set, Rev... it's around my birthday how can I not
	7:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Or : www.facebook.com...
	7:20pm Julie: for that kinda money they should include a lock of Syd's hair
	7:21pm dale: back in the mid 80s i paid a small fortune (for what i made at the time) for kate bushes' demo recordings on vinyl. the album was unlistenable, the fidelity was horrible.
	7:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well - Floyd knows Sound - should be good there...
	7:22pm Lisa Hammer: @Dale - and You can find Radiana on iTunes, Google play, CD Baby, and Maybe Sunshine the show on YouTube and Funny or Die!
	7:23pm C.S.: Ahh. My theme song courtesy of The Smiths.
	7:23pm dale: rev rab, i just bought the robert johnson complete recordings for a buck at a yard sale. i was pleased.
	7:23pm Ike: Hey y'all. I'm just back from another visit to Bruce Conner's nuclear explosion test footage (and his other crazy movies) set to a Terry Riley score at MoMA. Anybody in the area should go see this crazy shit. It's disturbing and amazing.
	7:23pm TehBadDr: Julie. this is a really sweet set!
	7:23pm slugluv1313: ahhhhhh the JOY of MISERABLENESS!!! :)
	7:23pm melinda: dale I bet there are other drunk pledgers out there.
	7:24pm Julie: thanks Teh!
	7:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...$1 went a long way in 1938...
	7:24pm dale: i'll check it all out lisa - thnx!
	7:25pm Old Dave: Hey, Julie! I love this, and miss your old show in the wee small AM hours. Hope you caught the Perseids...
	7:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...listened to about a dozen DJs struggle w/ that CD player - haha...
	7:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...speaking of pledging...
	7:26pm slugluv1313: @ Ike -- that DOES sound amazing! lot of cool stuff happening -- especially been wanting to check out the Diane Arbus exhibit
	7:27pm dale: i remember morrisey was on johnny carson and bill cosby was the guest. they kept calling him 'marcie' - lot's of screaming girls in the audience which is funny in itself.
	7:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Dale: The RobertJohnson is on my Top20 too, in fact www.20albums.com...
	7:30pm Ike: @slugluv, Diane Arbus exhibit at Met Breuer is interesting too. While you're there, also check out the "Unfinished" exhibit which ends on Sept. 4. And if you go to MoMA, see the Nan Goldin thing on the 2nd floor too. Pictures of my aunt Cookie & my cousin are in there.
	7:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Ike: I've had nukes on the brain since anniversary of Hiroshima this month. I'm just not sure about these Homo Sapiens...not @ all...
	7:31pm melinda: Cookie is your aunt, Ike? Far out
	7:31pm Ike: Me too, @RevRab. Ugh. Just ugh.
	7:32pm melinda: I only know Nan Goldin's photos from books, wish I could see an exhibit.
	7:33pm Lisa Hammer: Julie you have done such a wonderful show. Getting to be on WFMU with you is my own personal Olympic gold medal. Thank you.
	7:34pm C.S.: It's starting to get dark. I can convince myself it's 5:30 AM.
	7:34pm herb.nyc: Thx for COOL music for my 90deg apt
	7:34pm Ike: Mostly it's still images projected one by one on a big screen in a small-ish theater, accompanied by a great free-form soundtrack including Siouxsie and raunchy funk and loads of other stuff.
	7:37pm Julie: awww Lisa it's always a pleasure to have you visit!
	7:38pm dale: there was a moody blues box now? i loved them up to seventh sojourn, wanted to love them up to long distance voyager but lost rack after. have ALL the solo stuff, including the awful ray thomas crap. i know you've played the mike pinder opuses on your show before - great stuff
	7:39pm Julie: Yeah a huge timeless flight box...and a massive sandy denny box too...
	7:41pm famous original italianicewolf: Cookie as in Cookie Mueller?
	7:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...sounds like doors fans!...I can't resist poking @ the haters...
	7:42pm slugluv1313: @ Ike -- LOVE Nan Goldin! will definitely check that out i was lucky enough to see her traveling "Ballad of Sexual Dependency" show way back when (pretty sure it was @ Maxwell's here in Hoboken!) and that is just SO way COOL! Cookie Mueller is your aunt? WOW!!!! @ melinda -- her books are great but please do go see an exhibit if you have the chance! this one @ MoMA sounds very similar to "Ballad"
	7:43pm famous original italianicewolf: I saw The Ballad of Sexual Dependency in the 90s, it would be good to see it again, especially since Goldin is always changing it.
	7:44pm dale: justin hayward played acoustic up near me in sugar loaf and i passed based on the amount of newer stuff he does in concert now that i find to be just pap. he's still in fine voice though.
	7:44pm melinda: There was an exhibit similar to the one described here-slides and music- at the ICA in Boston a year or two ago but I couldn't make down, was really bummed.
	7:44pm JakeGould: @Ike: Any pictures of big ice cubes?
	7:46pm Julie: big ice cube sounds nice right now
	7:46pm dale: why don't people have aunt's named 'cookie' anymore? guy i worked for called his wife 'freckles' - we had a dog named freckles when i was a kid.
	7:47pm Ike: @slugluv it is actually called "Ballad of Sexual Dependency" at MoMA. And based on what @icewolf commented above, I presume it's a different version than elsewhere perhaps. It's not clear from the info provided at MoMA as far as I saw. Thanks @icewolf.
	7:49pm TehBadDr: Shades of the Mojo man!
	7:49pm melinda: I discovered the book called the Ballad of Sexual Dependency at the Iowa City Public Library in the mid 90s and would check it out frequently, and when my record showed that it was overdue once when I was trying to check out another book, the librarian was too embarrassed to say the title out loud. Which made me embarrassed because it sounds like a bad self-help title if you don't know otherwise.
	7:54pm famous original italianicewolf: @melinda: ha! It's also the title of a song from The Threepenny Opera
	7:54pm dale: excellent show. i wish you'd get a fall prime time slot - not just a summer replacement special - like shields and yarnell.
	7:54pm TehBadDr: Julie, thanx for a wonderful set, great interview and live performance. Actually getting dark out now, feels more comfortable. Looking forward to your next fill-in or show.
	7:55pm melinda: @icewolf: I had no idea!
	7:55pm slugluv1313: @ Ike -- fascinating! the version i saw was from the early 1980s (i have the book too) but even then, it was an ever-evolving show/exhibit of photographs and music -- i had no idea she was still doing this -- very cool!
	7:56pm herb.nyc: "Sex dependency" @MOMA- I'll chk it out!
	7:57pm Linda Lee: truly lovely show Julie!
	7:58pm dale: this sounds like peter murphy - only better.
	7:58pm Julie: thanks for listening everyone!
	7:59pm melinda: Great show Julie!
	7:59pm C.S.: What a treat it was to have Lisa Hammer on the comments board. A great broadcast, Julie. Can't wait for the next fill-in. Hoping you get a regular time slot someday soon.
	7:59pm slugluv1313: @ melinda -- omg! i only knew the title through Nan Goldin, so . . . i guess it would never occur to me that it was anything else! bummer about that librarian! @ icewolf -- i had no idea either! (& my Mom LOVED The Threepenny Opera, i should KNOW this!)
	7:59pm slugluv1313: what dale said! :)
	8:00pm Lisa Hammer: Love you Julie!
	8:00pm slugluv1313: thank you for a wonderful show, Julie!
	8:01pm Lisa Hammer: Thanks everyone!

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