WFMU: Brian Turner: Playlist from March 7, 2017

Listener comments!
	3:09pm Lopez: That shirt is fantastic
	3:10pm đ¢ ÞäŦ: wait aminute! THIS is the greatest song every recorded [Jowe Head]
	3:11pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hey Brian and Thomas! Awesome shirt!!!
	3:11pm Lewis: is rocket #9 sun ra?
	3:12pm Clara Sanchez: What a great shirt!
	3:12pm TDK60: I am hearing this (No. 9) for the first time! I first a cover of it by NRBQ on their first album from like 1969!
	3:12pm TDK60: ...first heard a cover...
	3:14pm Chris from DC: DCP, yeah Jowe did that last time he was in town.
	3:23pm JakeGould: Question about the t-shirt: Is that a cat, squirrel or some fancy lapdog?
	3:24pm Brian Turner: Squirrel!
	3:24pm Thomas: Minimum pledge of $20 to win the Verschwende Deine Jugend 2xLP!
	3:28pm βrian: @BT: I just saw The Necks last week. It was a beautiful show. Thanks to this show for introducing me to them.
	3:30pm Polyus: @Brian - did you see one of the Chicago shows?
	3:32pm βrian: @Polyus: Yes, at the Constellation.
	3:32pm βrian: (Or just Constellation, I guess.)
	3:36pm Polyus: Wish I could have. Constellation is a pretty cool venue, too.
	3:40pm βrian: It is, though I thought it was odd that the crowd was mainly made up of male hipster sorts. I expected a bigger and broader crowd.
	3:42pm Cecile: Brian, their records are expensive imports. That could explain it.
	3:43pm Itzall Ablurr: Love the shirt drawing! With the robe, I had assumed it was a rockin' Chip-MONK.
	3:43pm JakeGould: Make a Moovly stack about the prizes and we can check them out via GoToMeeting.
	3:45pm βrian: @Cecile: I have a few of their releases. I don't recall their being pricey, especially.
	3:48pm Thomas: The Dancing Cigarettes LP + Mark Stewart & the Mafia LP up for grabs! Minimum $20 pledge
	3:50pm Lopez: Sun Ra for president
	3:53pm V Priceless: Hey Brian - thanks for revisiting this great Ubu session!
	3:55pm Al: Me want to win the Sun Ra. Great show as usual.
	3:56pm βrian: Hey, who used to do the live WFMU beer tastings? Those were tasty.
	3:57pm đ¢ ÞäŦ: Wasn't that Scott Williams?
	3:59pm βrian: It it was Scott Williams, how would I even know he was telling me the truth?
	4:00pm đ¢ ÞäŦ: You don't..
	4:02pm MayorFrank: Having worked underneath Evidence Records, I would like to dance to Sun Ra.
	4:04pm đ¢ ÞäŦ: PI!
	4:05pm cool dude: Just pledged. I need that shirt in my life.
	4:05pm MayorChills: would love to hear a call from NZ.
	4:08pm Stepchild: can't forget Abrams & Dumetriscu (sp?)
	4:10pm Cheri Pi: P@!
	4:13pm BriJet: Hellooooo
	4:14pm Ryan M.: Hi Dudezzzzz
	4:16pm Ralphine: Play The Jax are Back why doncha.
	4:16pm Cheri Pi: WoooHoooooooo!!!!!
	4:16pm đ¢ ÞäŦ: could..this ...be better..than the original??
	4:17pm Brian Turner: JAX NEXT WEEK :)
	4:23pm Lopez: Best cover since Devo did Satisfaction
	4:24pm Mayor Frank: For WFMU's fundraiser and Richard Yates. The Crossroads Irish Pub closed in Boston this week. The story begins amid a maze of hoses, soot-soaked firefighters, popping glass, and idling engines blocking traffic after a massive fire in 1983 at the newly renovated Crossroads Irish Pub on Beacon Street. And through it all comes Richard Yates, little-known author and Crossroads regular, down Beacon Street, over the hoses, past the firefighters and about to take a left into the remains of the smoldering Boston bar before waitress Jennifer Hetzel pulls him outside and states the obvious. "Dick, we're closed," she said. "Why?" asked Yates. Currently yet posthumously recognized as one of the nation's most gifted authors, Yates blended into Beacon Street's landscape like brick, looking more homeless than literary in his worn Brooks Brothers blazer, muttering aloud to no one in particular.
	4:24pm Lopez: Best cover since Puff Tube did Boys of Summer
	4:25pm Clara Sanchez: Looooooove!
	4:26pm Cheri Pi: This chipmunk pub rock makes me thirsty for all the beers.
	4:26pm River: God, this truly is awful!
	4:26pm đ¢ ÞäŦ: ha, that sax sounds like a harmonica
	4:26pm Chris from DC: All the beers.
	4:29pm Cheri Pi: With my gerbil...
	4:29pm Carmichael: ...and then some.
	4:33pm Rev. Turnip Druid: PEEPLE.
	4:34pm Bronwyn Bishop: during my college years, which only ended in May 2016, you were not allowed to pick your own music and were forced to play arctic monkeys all day long. i was allowed to pick my own music on our online station, which no one listened to, and got in trouble if i snuck in a choice of my own on the terrestrial station. this is why wfmu is important.
	4:37pm Michael 98145: ^ which is why we are here
	4:39pm MayorMES: Brian?!
	4:41pm Michael 98145: total destruction-uh
	4:43pm MayorMES: we know your listening MES...!
	4:49pm Cheri Pi: heck yesss
	4:52pm Mayor Frank: I just knocked over my dog.
	4:53pm ZZ Allin: What a program! Just pledged. Here's hoping I win The Fall pack.
	4:54pm Cheri Pi: I need to get my winning streak back again, circa 2012
	4:57pm MayorMED: I'm not dead. >I'm happy! ï'm happyàę!
	4:59pm River: That was pretty close to the right pronunciation. :P
	4:59pm missthang: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNN3Cpnur1k
	5:00pm MayorWelchinbingatechnosogoat: Yumaģlo:fďğñ$+é
	5:02pm j9duffy: Donated Brian!
	5:03pm Lopez: 10,000 shout outs BT
	5:04pm mayor frank: happy happy.
	5:06pm Mayor Frank: Where's Philly Boy Roy? He just keeps on hanging on.
	5:07pm common: bt. hello all!
	5:10pm Listener Chrispy: love the show!
	5:11pm MayorCVB: this is CVB........
	5:35pm chris: hey, BT, all-uh. i remember a year where you were raking it in, Cheri Pi! lots of luck for a repeat year!
	5:36pm Mayor Frank: M, T, W, R, F, S Su.
	5:37pm Cecile: If you play the Zero Tic song again, I will pledge again.
	5:39pm Guido from Cologne: Cooool! :-)
	5:41pm Marcel M: hi
	5:51pm mayor frank: musicà!
	5:51pm Marcel M: Ladies were also putting dollar bills in his pants.

Brian Turner: Playlist from March 7, 2017

Order and disorder in a freeform haze of terribly-played guitars, shorted-out electronics, found audio detritus, strange sounds from strange lands all around. Psych-punk-junk, collage, even pop. Lots of in-studio live performances to boot.

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March 7, 2017: Marathon Week 1 w/ co-host THOMAS STORCK

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Special fundraiser episode today. Pledge to support WFMU by calling 1-800-989-WFMU or pledge at this playlist page above! Special prizes today throughout the show, and $75 gets you this lovely new black-on-grey tee (designed by Brian Turner), and gets you in the running to win the grand prize at the end of the show, a SUN RA 10 x 7" singles box: The Definitive 45's Collection (1952-1961)!

(* = new)

Artist	Track	Album	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Circle	Andexelt "Andexelt" by "Circle"	Andexelt
Jowe Head	Swissair "Swissair" by "Jowe Head"
Sun Ra	Rocket #9 "Rocket #9" by "Sun Ra"	Singles Box	10 x 45 box set pictured above is our grand prize today: everyone pledging a premium-sized $75 pledge gets in the running for the drawing at the end of the show. $75 gets you the tee and also WFMU's swag!
SYPH	Lachleyte & Nettmenschen "Lachleyte & Nettmenschen" by "SYPH"	Various: Verschwende Deine Jugend	2LP compilation of German 1977-83 stuff is prize up for grabs now.
Flying Calvittos	Lucky To Be Australian	Goodbye You Spaghetti Punks
Katherine Daly	Zincworks "Zincworks" by "Katherine Daly"	Luggs			0:26:13 (Pop-up)
Bunker	Zombies "Zombies" by "Bunker"	Various: Don't Hide Your Hate (Thomas Storck 2013 Premium)			0:44:38 (Pop-up)
Pere Ubu	Real World / Small Was Fast	Live here on the show this year!			0:46:59 (Pop-up)
Mark Stewart + Maffia	Pay It All Back	Mark Stewart + Maffia	LP prize up for grabs		0:57:29 (Pop-up)
Dancing Cigarettes	Burnin In Heaven	Dance Dogs Dance	LP up for grabs now		1:00:05 (Pop-up)
The Chills	Rolling Moon "Rolling Moon" by "The Chills"	Live broadcast here on the show from Monty Hall	The 2LP Kaleidoscope World reissue is up for grabs right now!		1:10:24 (Pop-up)
Tank	Crazy Horses "Crazy Horses" by "Tank"				1:14:16 (Pop-up)
Acid Eater	Nothing Can Bring Me Down	Virulent Fuzz Punk A.C.I.D.			1:16:27 (Pop-up)
Puff Tube	Boys of Summer "Boys of Summer" by "Puff Tube"	7"			1:18:53 (Pop-up)
Alvin Seville	Bad To the Bone "Bad To the Bone" by "Alvin Seville"		A reminder that I have a tee shirt for grabs for a $75 premium pledge. This also gets you the WFMU Listening Party tee, Tomato Sticker, and in the running to win the Sun Ra 10 singles box!		1:22:11 (Pop-up)
Brix & The Extricated	Something To Lose	7"	Prize now: Autographed by the whole extricated band 7", plus Brix's book The Rise The Fall and the Rise, plus MES' Renegade book, PLUS a 2cd special mix of live stuff from my collection especially for you. Pledge now! This will be given away now!		1:39:27 (Pop-up)
The Fall	Copped It (live BBC) '84				1:42:58 (Pop-up)
Midnight	Eyes of Satan "Eyes of Satan" by "Midnight"	Shox of Violence			1:47:04 (Pop-up)
Good Throb	Scum "Scum" by "Good Throb"	7"		*	1:49:37 (Pop-up)
Ti L'Afrique	Soul Sok Sega "Soul Sok Sega" by "Ti L'Afrique"	7"			2:04:25 (Pop-up)
Index	You Keep Me Hanging On "You Keep Me Hanging On" by "Index"				2:03:31 (Pop-up)
The Shifters	Creggan Shops "Creggan Shops" by "The Shifters"	7"		*	2:06:19 (Pop-up)
Coteau Latex	Hostile "Hostile" by "Coteau Latex"	7"	Part of our 7" giveaway right now! One prize: Coteau Latex / Mr. Epp / Kid Congo / Watery Love		2:22:06 (Pop-up)
Kid Congo & The Pink Monkey Birds	Bruce Juice	7"			2:22:31 (Pop-up)
Mr. Epp	Mohawk Man "Mohawk Man" by "Mr. Epp"	7"			2:26:23 (Pop-up)
Stefan	Zero Tic "Zero Tic" by "Stefan"				2:30:42 (Pop-up)
The Equals	Police On My Back "Police On My Back" by "The Equals"	Black Skin Blue Eyed Boys...The Anthology			2:33:05 (Pop-up)
Diseno Corbusier	Excerpts "Excerpts" by "Diseno Corbusier"	Stadia	Dark Entries LP reissue of Spanish insanity prize now		2:52:00 (Pop-up)
Colin Newman	I've Waited Ages "I've Waited Ages" by "Colin Newman"	A-Z	Double CD new reissue (donated by Colin!) up for grabs right now		2:52:29 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:09pm Lopez: That shirt is fantastic
	3:10pm đ¢ ÞäŦ: wait aminute! THIS is the greatest song every recorded [Jowe Head]
	3:11pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hey Brian and Thomas! Awesome shirt!!!
	3:11pm Lewis: is rocket #9 sun ra?
	3:12pm Clara Sanchez: What a great shirt!
	3:12pm TDK60: I am hearing this (No. 9) for the first time! I first a cover of it by NRBQ on their first album from like 1969!
	3:12pm TDK60: ...first heard a cover...
	3:14pm Chris from DC: DCP, yeah Jowe did that last time he was in town.
	3:23pm JakeGould: Question about the t-shirt: Is that a cat, squirrel or some fancy lapdog?
	3:24pm Brian Turner: Squirrel!
	3:24pm Thomas: Minimum pledge of $20 to win the Verschwende Deine Jugend 2xLP!
	3:28pm βrian: @BT: I just saw The Necks last week. It was a beautiful show. Thanks to this show for introducing me to them.
	3:30pm Polyus: @Brian - did you see one of the Chicago shows?
	3:32pm βrian: @Polyus: Yes, at the Constellation.
	3:32pm βrian: (Or just Constellation, I guess.)
	3:36pm Polyus: Wish I could have. Constellation is a pretty cool venue, too.
	3:40pm βrian: It is, though I thought it was odd that the crowd was mainly made up of male hipster sorts. I expected a bigger and broader crowd.
	3:42pm Cecile: Brian, their records are expensive imports. That could explain it.
	3:43pm Itzall Ablurr: Love the shirt drawing! With the robe, I had assumed it was a rockin' Chip-MONK.
	3:43pm JakeGould: Make a Moovly stack about the prizes and we can check them out via GoToMeeting.
	3:45pm βrian: @Cecile: I have a few of their releases. I don't recall their being pricey, especially.
	3:48pm Thomas: The Dancing Cigarettes LP + Mark Stewart & the Mafia LP up for grabs! Minimum $20 pledge
	3:50pm Lopez: Sun Ra for president
	3:53pm V Priceless: Hey Brian - thanks for revisiting this great Ubu session!
	3:55pm Al: Me want to win the Sun Ra. Great show as usual.
	3:56pm βrian: Hey, who used to do the live WFMU beer tastings? Those were tasty.
	3:57pm đ¢ ÞäŦ: Wasn't that Scott Williams?
	3:59pm βrian: It it was Scott Williams, how would I even know he was telling me the truth?
	4:00pm đ¢ ÞäŦ: You don't..
	4:02pm MayorFrank: Having worked underneath Evidence Records, I would like to dance to Sun Ra.
	4:04pm đ¢ ÞäŦ: PI!
	4:05pm cool dude: Just pledged. I need that shirt in my life.
	4:05pm MayorChills: would love to hear a call from NZ.
	4:08pm Stepchild: can't forget Abrams & Dumetriscu (sp?)
	4:10pm Cheri Pi: P@!
	4:13pm BriJet: Hellooooo
	4:14pm Ryan M.: Hi Dudezzzzz
	4:16pm Ralphine: Play The Jax are Back why doncha.
	4:16pm Cheri Pi: WoooHoooooooo!!!!!
	4:16pm đ¢ ÞäŦ: could..this ...be better..than the original??
	4:17pm Brian Turner: JAX NEXT WEEK :)
	4:23pm Lopez: Best cover since Devo did Satisfaction
	4:24pm Mayor Frank: For WFMU's fundraiser and Richard Yates. The Crossroads Irish Pub closed in Boston this week. The story begins amid a maze of hoses, soot-soaked firefighters, popping glass, and idling engines blocking traffic after a massive fire in 1983 at the newly renovated Crossroads Irish Pub on Beacon Street. And through it all comes Richard Yates, little-known author and Crossroads regular, down Beacon Street, over the hoses, past the firefighters and about to take a left into the remains of the smoldering Boston bar before waitress Jennifer Hetzel pulls him outside and states the obvious. "Dick, we're closed," she said. "Why?" asked Yates. Currently yet posthumously recognized as one of the nation's most gifted authors, Yates blended into Beacon Street's landscape like brick, looking more homeless than literary in his worn Brooks Brothers blazer, muttering aloud to no one in particular.
	4:24pm Lopez: Best cover since Puff Tube did Boys of Summer
	4:25pm Clara Sanchez: Looooooove!
	4:26pm Cheri Pi: This chipmunk pub rock makes me thirsty for all the beers.
	4:26pm River: God, this truly is awful!
	4:26pm đ¢ ÞäŦ: ha, that sax sounds like a harmonica
	4:26pm Chris from DC: All the beers.
	4:29pm Cheri Pi: With my gerbil...
	4:29pm Carmichael: ...and then some.
	4:33pm Rev. Turnip Druid: PEEPLE.
	4:34pm Bronwyn Bishop: during my college years, which only ended in May 2016, you were not allowed to pick your own music and were forced to play arctic monkeys all day long. i was allowed to pick my own music on our online station, which no one listened to, and got in trouble if i snuck in a choice of my own on the terrestrial station. this is why wfmu is important.
	4:37pm Michael 98145: ^ which is why we are here
	4:39pm MayorMES: Brian?!
	4:41pm Michael 98145: total destruction-uh
	4:43pm MayorMES: we know your listening MES...!
	4:49pm Cheri Pi: heck yesss
	4:52pm Mayor Frank: I just knocked over my dog.
	4:53pm ZZ Allin: What a program! Just pledged. Here's hoping I win The Fall pack.
	4:54pm Cheri Pi: I need to get my winning streak back again, circa 2012
	4:57pm MayorMED: I'm not dead. >I'm happy! ï'm happyàę!
	4:59pm River: That was pretty close to the right pronunciation. :P
	4:59pm missthang: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNN3Cpnur1k
	5:00pm MayorWelchinbingatechnosogoat: Yumaģlo:fďğñ$+é
	5:02pm j9duffy: Donated Brian!
	5:03pm Lopez: 10,000 shout outs BT
	5:04pm mayor frank: happy happy.
	5:06pm Mayor Frank: Where's Philly Boy Roy? He just keeps on hanging on.
	5:07pm common: bt. hello all!
	5:10pm Listener Chrispy: love the show!
	5:11pm MayorCVB: this is CVB........
	5:35pm chris: hey, BT, all-uh. i remember a year where you were raking it in, Cheri Pi! lots of luck for a repeat year!
	5:36pm Mayor Frank: M, T, W, R, F, S Su.
	5:37pm Cecile: If you play the Zero Tic song again, I will pledge again.
	5:39pm Guido from Cologne: Cooool! :-)
	5:41pm Marcel M: hi
	5:51pm mayor frank: musicà!
	5:51pm Marcel M: Ladies were also putting dollar bills in his pants.

Brian Turner: Playlist from March 7, 2017

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