WFMU: Nazario Scenario: Playlist from February 2, 2017

Listener comments!
	9:01am KP: Welcome back, Amanda!
	9:01am listener james from westwood: Amandaaaaa! Welcome back!
	9:05am Amanda: Thanks, guys!
	9:06am pantz: My brain feels like that kitten gif, this morning.
	9:10am listener james from westwood: Spitting Image puppets ahoy!!
	9:12am Amanda: Seriously -- I will never be able to listen to this without seeing them.
	9:14am listener james from westwood: As close a marriage of song and video for me as the song and vid for "Money for Nothing."
	9:16am pantz: I'd have to rank "Ashes to Ashes" video up there with that thought.
	9:20am Uncle Michael: Kittens on coke!
	9:21am Amanda: "They told me it was catnip..."
	9:25am pantz: Look at the Bee Gees not being a disco outfit. I love it!
	9:25am Dominick: reverb on reverb
	9:26am listener james from westwood: "As your tabby, I advise you take a hit off of that little green packet in my litter box. You won't need much. Just a tiny taste."
	9:33am Dominick: www.youtube.com...
	9:36am sugarwolf: Hello!!
	9:39am Nate K.: Welcome back! Missed your show these past couple of weeks.
	9:39am listener james from westwood: Quoting, as I did last night, the snippet from Gary Sullivan's show open: "Bodegas are our friends!"
	9:41am Amanda: Gary is a fount of wisdom, always. Aw, thanks @Nate!
	9:44am listener james from westwood: His show last night was a fucking fireball. As was he.
	9:49am KP: Twenty Four Hours is the best song ever
	9:51am Amanda: @KP, I love it too. That version is so swingin'!
	9:52am listener james from westwood: "Sam Stone" was new to me, and as a fan of 1960s/70s "subject of this song is going to end up poorly" songs, I was happy to make its acquaintance.
	9:55am Amanda: Written by John Prine, his masterpiece. A few great versions of it have been done over the years - Swamp Dogg's is a fav
	9:58am pantz: This JW Coleman is great! Nice pick @Amanda.
	10:03am listener james from westwood: I think I still have the first 2 CDs I bought, between freshman and sophomore years of college: a comp of Rossini overtures, and a comp of Bach organ works by Virgil Fox.
	10:03am listener james from westwood: From there it was, as for many 80s/early 90s college students, straight into the velvet arms of Columbia House.
	10:08am pantz: This show is starting to look like Oscar's Night. So many stars.
	10:08am Amanda: Somehow I avoided ever being in Columbia House. Somehow.
	10:09am Amanda: Awful kind of ye, @pantz!
	10:11am Nate K.: Was somebody of note in Earthquake?
	10:14am Amanda: Nobody that I have ever noted. They had some overlap with the Greg Kihn band but not Greg himself. (Also, playlist edited with correct spelling Earth Quake.)
	10:17am Little Danny: G'mornin' Amanda and everybody. I want to be lying in the middle of today's GIF
	10:18am Nate K.: Thanks, Amanda. I must say, this REM song sounds shockingly, sadly relevant. And also surprisingly fresh.
	10:18am Amanda: Ah, @Little Danny, but you ARE lying in the middle of it now. Welcome!
	10:19am Amanda: "I feel better having screamed, don't you?"
	10:34am pantz: I'd like to hear more about your theories on Sleater-Kinney. Got a blog or somethin'?
	10:35am Stevel: Just let us know if Mr. Fiveash would like us to brainstorm a snazzy name for his wonderful show.
	10:38am Alex In Illinois: This song really exists! I have heard it since I was a kid.
	10:41am Amanda: @pantz I do have one, but it's mostly dormant now. Basically the theory is: one person, amazing guitar player and good singer. second person, amazing singer and good guitar player. (Good meaning, like, good enough to carry a lesser band easily.) Third person= one of the greatest drummers alive. All of that=best trio
	10:42am Amanda: @Alex in IL -- Yes! Validation!
	10:48am JakeGould: Hello!
	10:48am Amanda: Hey @Jake! Thanks for participating.
	10:51am pantz: Tony Basil was really after the Benatar sound.
	10:52am Amanda: Yes, agreed. I'd also say this is the song that goes best with the kitten gif so far.
	10:58am listener james from westwood: It was from PBS, so Trump cut off its funding.
	10:59am Parq: Apparently, he doesn't actually want to sing with him.
	11:00am JakeGould: As a participant I appreciate your coordination.
	11:01am listener james from westwood: Ooooh, Raposo tribute!!
	11:01am Parq: That sounds great -- I'm a huge Joe Raposso fan. Moss too.
	11:03am listener james from westwood: Note that this kid's show dared to use a grownup phrase like "That sounds like a novel idea," not something goopy or the like. Hoping we don't forget all that Seasme Street did for kids in this foul age of budget slashing and monetizing.
	11:04am listener james from westwood: And by extension, PBS.
	11:04am Alex in Illinois: Doesn't "Benatar" sound like a name of a musical instrument?
	11:06am listener james from westwood: Otto's proposal music!
	11:07am Amanda: Ha! Well remembered, Listener James!
	11:08am pantz: @Alex Benatar was her stage name, so perhaps that was her aim.
	11:08am Parq: I've heard that SS has been dumbed down and sanitized of late. I hope that's not true.
	11:10am listener james from westwood: Cutting it to a half hour, and moving it to HBO, weren't the best moves. And Elmo's long been the Scrappy Doo of that outfit, unit-shifting capabilities notwithstanding.
	11:12am Amanda: This passionate Sesame Street discussion bodes well for next week's show!
	11:18am pantz: The concept of a giant bird puppet having his own imaginary friend was mind-boggling for me as a kid, but I loved it.
	11:18am JakeGould: Sesame Street was great when it didn't pander. I wish Mr. Hooper's shop evolved to sell lottery tickets, cell phone accessories and vape gear... To Muppets.
	11:20am listener james from westwood: "Helloooooo, Mister Bush!"
	11:20am Parq: "41", as they used to call Bush Sr.
	11:21am listener james from westwood: Jeb had not yet acquired his exclamation point.
	11:23am Scraps: Amanda, that's exactly my position on S-K, to the note.
	11:25am listener james from westwood: Shearer was our voice on GHWB in the Lisa in Washington one, I assume, too.
	11:25am listener james from westwood: Bush had it coming when he included the show in his railing on the topic of the so-called culture wars.
	11:28am Scraps: Except maybe turned up a notch: like, my favorite rock drummer right now. F'amazing drummer.
	11:30am listener james from westwood: "Do ... you ... like ... nachos?"
	11:31am listener james from westwood: OMG, the birth of Disco Stu!
	11:34am Ken From Hyde Park: "Hello, Mister Bush" was just how Dennis the Menace yelled "Hello, Mister Wilson" on the 60s TV show, as ljww pointed out.
	11:37am northguineahills: "I'm here for warming of house".
	11:38am listener james from westwood: Most absurd Homer line in the ep: "Hey! My taxes paid for that horn!"
	11:43am listener james from westwood: Didn't know he was such a disputatious character; to me, the Disco Stu existence gag is what I'd cite as typically and uniquely Simpsons-esque humor. Not unlike Lisa mentioning tripe figuratively, and then the tripe appearing, in the vegetarian ep.
	11:50am Amanda: Ah! A great argument in support of the Disco Stu-ers. I do agree that he's something that could only happen in the Simpsonverse.
	11:54am Parq: Love it! My kid just got her first career-track job as a librarian.
	11:54am listener james from westwood: Heh, was that "greasy reader" dig a nod at the Electric Company?
	11:55am listener james from westwood: "It's the plumber—I've come to wreck the track!"
	11:55am Parq: Well, got further, anyway.
	11:56am Amanda: Now you see why I wanted to play it so badly. :-) Anyway, looking fwd to seeing all of you next week for the Raposo special.
	11:57am Amanda: Good call, James -- I missed that EC reference at first!
	11:58am Ken From Hyde Park: Congrats, Parq. I think my son would do well with a job in a library. Glad to have you back, Amanda. The sun is shining brightly so you can see your shadow today.
	11:58am pantz: Great show, as usual. Looking forward to next Thursday.
	11:59am listener james from westwood: Thanks a bunch, Amanda!!
	11:59am JakeGould: Thanks!

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from February 2, 2017

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Two hours of rollicking delite: '60s jams, cartooniness, seriousness, sing-alongs, and Simpsons talk. P.dece.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	New	Approx. start time
The Tourists	So Good to Be Back Home Again		Logo	1979	7"		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Seams	The Seams "The Seams" by "The Seams"	Meet the Seams	Hand Drawn Dracula		CD	*	0:04:06 (Pop-up)
Las Estrellas de Macondo	Si Fueras Tu	Macondo Revisitado: The Roots of Subtropical Music / Uruguay 1975-79	Vampisoul		CD	*	0:07:27 (Pop-up)
Genesis	Land of Confusion "Land of Confusion" by "Genesis"	Invisible Touch		1986			0:10:46 (Pop-up)
Bubble Puppy	Lonely "Lonely" by "Bubble Puppy"		International Artists	1969	7"		0:15:01 (Pop-up)
The Groundhogs	Cherry Red "Cherry Red" by "The Groundhogs"	I'm a Freak, Baby: A Journey Through the British Heavy Psych and Hard Rock Underground Scene 1968-72	Grapefruit		CD		0:17:55 (Pop-up)
Bee Gees	Every Christian Lion Hearted Man Will Show You	1st	Atco	1967	LP		0:24:04 (Pop-up)
The Partridge Family	I'm Here, You're Here	Up To Date	Bell	1971			0:27:15 (Pop-up)

Linda Jones	Stay With Me Forever "Stay With Me Forever" by "Linda Jones"	Precious: The Anthology 1963-72	Kent Soul		CD	*	0:40:44 (Pop-up)
Al Kooper	Sam Stone "Sam Stone" by "Al Kooper"		Columbia	1972	7"		0:43:37 (Pop-up)
Ian & Sylvia	Twenty Four Hours From Tulsa	Greatest Hits	Vanguard	1971	LP		0:48:11 (Pop-up)
Burt Bacharach Orchestra	Message to Michael	Burt Bacharach: Reach Out	A&M	1967	LP		0:51:12 (Pop-up)
John Wesley Coleman	On The Couch Again	Microwave Dreams	Super Secret		CD	*	0:54:56 (Pop-up)
Luna	This Time Around "This Time Around" by "Luna"	Bewitched	Elektra	1994	CD		0:58:18 (Pop-up)

Nick Lowe and his Cowboy Outfit	She Don't Love Nobody	The Rose of England	Columbia	1985	LP		1:05:46 (Pop-up)
Earth Quake	Kicks "Kicks" by "Earth Quake"		Berserkley	1979	7"		1:08:44 (Pop-up)
The Fortunes	I Gotta Dream "I Gotta Dream" by "The Fortunes"		Capitol	1971	7"		1:12:39 (Pop-up)
R.E.M.	Ignoreland "Ignoreland" by "R.E.M."	Automatic For The People	WB	1992			1:16:07 (Pop-up)
The Staches	Total Commitment "Total Commitment" by "The Staches"		Six Tonnes de Chair		7"		1:20:06 (Pop-up)
Sleater-Kinney	I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone (live)	Live In Paris	Sub Pop		CD	*	1:23:30 (Pop-up)
Big Black	Heartbeat "Heartbeat" by "Big Black"		Touch and Go	1987	7"		1:26:01 (Pop-up)

The Nutty Squirrels	Uh! Oh! (Part 2)		Hanover		7"		1:36:06 (Pop-up)
Hired Goons	Vote For Kodos "Vote For Kodos" by "Hired Goons"	Bigger Than Jebus	s/r	2011	CD		1:38:33 (Pop-up)
PLOW United	Could You? "Could You?" by "PLOW United"		Coolidge	1995	7"		1:41:08 (Pop-up)
This Side Up	A New England "A New England" by "This Side Up"		Vagabond Heart		7"		1:44:26 (Pop-up)
Big Bliss	Old Guard "Old Guard" by "Big Bliss"	Office Supplies - An Unblinking Ear Mixtape	Unblinking Ear				1:46:52 (Pop-up)
Toni Basil	Thief On the Loose "Thief On the Loose" by "Toni Basil"		Chrysalis	1981	7"		1:49:54 (Pop-up)
The Manhattan Transfer	A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square			1981			1:53:53 (Pop-up)
David & Muppets	People In Your Neighborhood						1:57:29 (Pop-up)

Poison	Every Rose Has Its Thorn "Every Rose Has Its Thorn" by "Poison"		Capitol	1988	7"		2:05:41 (Pop-up)
The Ad-Libs	Kicked Around "Kicked Around" by "The Ad-Libs"		Blue Cat	1965	7"		2:09:56 (Pop-up)
Ellie Greenwich	You Don't Know "You Don't Know" by "Ellie Greenwich"	Sweet Things From The Ellie Greenwich & Jeff Barry Songbook (V/A)		orig '65	CD		2:12:08 (Pop-up)
Dee Clark	Raindrops "Raindrops" by "Dee Clark"		Vee Jay	1961	7"		2:14:54 (Pop-up)
Simpsons Time!	ep 141: Two Bad Neighbors (Keeler)	s7					2:18:49 (Pop-up)
Peggy Lee	Big Spender "Big Spender" by "Peggy Lee"						2:43:04 (Pop-up)

Sugar Billy	Freak and You Shall Find (Long Version)	Super Duper Love: Mainstream Hits & Rarities 1973–76 v/a	Kent Soul		CD		2:48:23 (Pop-up)
	People In Your Neighborhood 2nd try "People In Your Neighborhood 2nd try"						2:53:54 (Pop-up)
Michael Nesmith	Winonah "Winonah" by "Michael Nesmith"	Pretty Much Your Standard Ranch Stash	Awareness	1973	CD		2:55:18 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01am KP: Welcome back, Amanda!
	9:01am listener james from westwood: Amandaaaaa! Welcome back!
	9:05am Amanda: Thanks, guys!
	9:06am pantz: My brain feels like that kitten gif, this morning.
	9:10am listener james from westwood: Spitting Image puppets ahoy!!
	9:12am Amanda: Seriously -- I will never be able to listen to this without seeing them.
	9:14am listener james from westwood: As close a marriage of song and video for me as the song and vid for "Money for Nothing."
	9:16am pantz: I'd have to rank "Ashes to Ashes" video up there with that thought.
	9:20am Uncle Michael: Kittens on coke!
	9:21am Amanda: "They told me it was catnip..."
	9:25am pantz: Look at the Bee Gees not being a disco outfit. I love it!
	9:25am Dominick: reverb on reverb
	9:26am listener james from westwood: "As your tabby, I advise you take a hit off of that little green packet in my litter box. You won't need much. Just a tiny taste."
	9:33am Dominick: www.youtube.com...
	9:36am sugarwolf: Hello!!
	9:39am Nate K.: Welcome back! Missed your show these past couple of weeks.
	9:39am listener james from westwood: Quoting, as I did last night, the snippet from Gary Sullivan's show open: "Bodegas are our friends!"
	9:41am Amanda: Gary is a fount of wisdom, always. Aw, thanks @Nate!
	9:44am listener james from westwood: His show last night was a fucking fireball. As was he.
	9:49am KP: Twenty Four Hours is the best song ever
	9:51am Amanda: @KP, I love it too. That version is so swingin'!
	9:52am listener james from westwood: "Sam Stone" was new to me, and as a fan of 1960s/70s "subject of this song is going to end up poorly" songs, I was happy to make its acquaintance.
	9:55am Amanda: Written by John Prine, his masterpiece. A few great versions of it have been done over the years - Swamp Dogg's is a fav
	9:58am pantz: This JW Coleman is great! Nice pick @Amanda.
	10:03am listener james from westwood: I think I still have the first 2 CDs I bought, between freshman and sophomore years of college: a comp of Rossini overtures, and a comp of Bach organ works by Virgil Fox.
	10:03am listener james from westwood: From there it was, as for many 80s/early 90s college students, straight into the velvet arms of Columbia House.
	10:08am pantz: This show is starting to look like Oscar's Night. So many stars.
	10:08am Amanda: Somehow I avoided ever being in Columbia House. Somehow.
	10:09am Amanda: Awful kind of ye, @pantz!
	10:11am Nate K.: Was somebody of note in Earthquake?
	10:14am Amanda: Nobody that I have ever noted. They had some overlap with the Greg Kihn band but not Greg himself. (Also, playlist edited with correct spelling Earth Quake.)
	10:17am Little Danny: G'mornin' Amanda and everybody. I want to be lying in the middle of today's GIF
	10:18am Nate K.: Thanks, Amanda. I must say, this REM song sounds shockingly, sadly relevant. And also surprisingly fresh.
	10:18am Amanda: Ah, @Little Danny, but you ARE lying in the middle of it now. Welcome!
	10:19am Amanda: "I feel better having screamed, don't you?"
	10:34am pantz: I'd like to hear more about your theories on Sleater-Kinney. Got a blog or somethin'?
	10:35am Stevel: Just let us know if Mr. Fiveash would like us to brainstorm a snazzy name for his wonderful show.
	10:38am Alex In Illinois: This song really exists! I have heard it since I was a kid.
	10:41am Amanda: @pantz I do have one, but it's mostly dormant now. Basically the theory is: one person, amazing guitar player and good singer. second person, amazing singer and good guitar player. (Good meaning, like, good enough to carry a lesser band easily.) Third person= one of the greatest drummers alive. All of that=best trio
	10:42am Amanda: @Alex in IL -- Yes! Validation!
	10:48am JakeGould: Hello!
	10:48am Amanda: Hey @Jake! Thanks for participating.
	10:51am pantz: Tony Basil was really after the Benatar sound.
	10:52am Amanda: Yes, agreed. I'd also say this is the song that goes best with the kitten gif so far.
	10:58am listener james from westwood: It was from PBS, so Trump cut off its funding.
	10:59am Parq: Apparently, he doesn't actually want to sing with him.
	11:00am JakeGould: As a participant I appreciate your coordination.
	11:01am listener james from westwood: Ooooh, Raposo tribute!!
	11:01am Parq: That sounds great -- I'm a huge Joe Raposso fan. Moss too.
	11:03am listener james from westwood: Note that this kid's show dared to use a grownup phrase like "That sounds like a novel idea," not something goopy or the like. Hoping we don't forget all that Seasme Street did for kids in this foul age of budget slashing and monetizing.
	11:04am listener james from westwood: And by extension, PBS.
	11:04am Alex in Illinois: Doesn't "Benatar" sound like a name of a musical instrument?
	11:06am listener james from westwood: Otto's proposal music!
	11:07am Amanda: Ha! Well remembered, Listener James!
	11:08am pantz: @Alex Benatar was her stage name, so perhaps that was her aim.
	11:08am Parq: I've heard that SS has been dumbed down and sanitized of late. I hope that's not true.
	11:10am listener james from westwood: Cutting it to a half hour, and moving it to HBO, weren't the best moves. And Elmo's long been the Scrappy Doo of that outfit, unit-shifting capabilities notwithstanding.
	11:12am Amanda: This passionate Sesame Street discussion bodes well for next week's show!
	11:18am pantz: The concept of a giant bird puppet having his own imaginary friend was mind-boggling for me as a kid, but I loved it.
	11:18am JakeGould: Sesame Street was great when it didn't pander. I wish Mr. Hooper's shop evolved to sell lottery tickets, cell phone accessories and vape gear... To Muppets.
	11:20am listener james from westwood: "Helloooooo, Mister Bush!"
	11:20am Parq: "41", as they used to call Bush Sr.
	11:21am listener james from westwood: Jeb had not yet acquired his exclamation point.
	11:23am Scraps: Amanda, that's exactly my position on S-K, to the note.
	11:25am listener james from westwood: Shearer was our voice on GHWB in the Lisa in Washington one, I assume, too.
	11:25am listener james from westwood: Bush had it coming when he included the show in his railing on the topic of the so-called culture wars.
	11:28am Scraps: Except maybe turned up a notch: like, my favorite rock drummer right now. F'amazing drummer.
	11:30am listener james from westwood: "Do ... you ... like ... nachos?"
	11:31am listener james from westwood: OMG, the birth of Disco Stu!
	11:34am Ken From Hyde Park: "Hello, Mister Bush" was just how Dennis the Menace yelled "Hello, Mister Wilson" on the 60s TV show, as ljww pointed out.
	11:37am northguineahills: "I'm here for warming of house".
	11:38am listener james from westwood: Most absurd Homer line in the ep: "Hey! My taxes paid for that horn!"
	11:43am listener james from westwood: Didn't know he was such a disputatious character; to me, the Disco Stu existence gag is what I'd cite as typically and uniquely Simpsons-esque humor. Not unlike Lisa mentioning tripe figuratively, and then the tripe appearing, in the vegetarian ep.
	11:50am Amanda: Ah! A great argument in support of the Disco Stu-ers. I do agree that he's something that could only happen in the Simpsonverse.
	11:54am Parq: Love it! My kid just got her first career-track job as a librarian.
	11:54am listener james from westwood: Heh, was that "greasy reader" dig a nod at the Electric Company?
	11:55am listener james from westwood: "It's the plumber—I've come to wreck the track!"
	11:55am Parq: Well, got further, anyway.
	11:56am Amanda: Now you see why I wanted to play it so badly. :-) Anyway, looking fwd to seeing all of you next week for the Raposo special.
	11:57am Amanda: Good call, James -- I missed that EC reference at first!
	11:58am Ken From Hyde Park: Congrats, Parq. I think my son would do well with a job in a library. Glad to have you back, Amanda. The sun is shining brightly so you can see your shadow today.
	11:58am pantz: Great show, as usual. Looking forward to next Thursday.
	11:59am listener james from westwood: Thanks a bunch, Amanda!!
	11:59am JakeGould: Thanks!