WFMU: JA In The AM with John Allen: Playlist from December 8, 2017

Listener comments!
	9:06am duke: Good day, JA and assorted others
	9:07am Humphry: I love your show, but this intro makes me cringe to the point where I have to mute it.
	9:09am John Allen: thanks H- set yr timer for 11:49
	9:10am steveo: morning; i am happy to be here for the end of 'wake up'; humphrey, i predict it will grow on you
	9:14am MD: WAKE DA FRACK UP!!!!
	9:15am MD: good morning all...is winter here yet?
	👻 9:15am Ken From Hyde Park: Alvarius B. Unmute! Unmute! Turn it up now!
	9:16am NotARealDoctor: Good morning! I'm awake! Love that new pop star, Alvarius B!
	9:16am Sebastian: great track!
	9:17am steveo: rocketing to the top of the charts
	9:18am NotARealDoctor: I haven't checked Billboard lately, but I assume this track is dominating the #1 spot and has been for weeks.
	9:22am melinda: hi all
	9:23am melinda: I missed the zion ship
	9:24am steveo: it'll be on again in an hour
	9:29am steveo: what makes a noise like that? a wheelbarrow?
	9:30am BnowB: sounds like a drunk john lennon . which is wonderful
	9:32am melinda: @bnow it does
	9:36am Wild Neil: PEACE all. We got 4" of snow in Buffalo. Niagara county got 0 so far....
	9:37am Rev. Turnip Druid: gralicko flaud necker.
	9:43am steveo: Anagrams for: gralicko flaud necker A Cackled Foreign Lurk A Rickrack Lounged Elf A Friedcake Clog Knurl A Crankier Lucked Flog A Grace Curdle Kinfolk A Grackle Include Fork
	9:46am Lixiviated Life: Seems like this is becoming the "Accu Weather Playlist".
	9:53am steveo: lol a song for ev'ry occasion
	9:53am MD: My Dog loves this version!!!!
	9:54am queems: wow
	9:54am melinda: gland, haha
	9:54am MD: That was the Original...The Beatles ripped this off!!!
	9:55am queems: i want to hear that again
	9:55am jess: what is this shit
	👻 9:55am PKNY: I remember seeing the video for "Wonderin'" all the time on HBO's "Video Jukebox" back in the 80s.
	9:56am steveo: Everybody's Rockin' is the thirteenth studio album by Canadian musician Neil Young, released on August 1, 1983. The album was recorded with the Shocking Pinks and features a selection of rockabilly songs (both covers and original material)
	9:57am melinda: This was my intro to Neil Young.@PKNY yes, Video Jukebox! I saw those before we had MTV, and for a while I would refer to videos as 'video jukeboxes'.
	9:58am queems: YESSSSSS
	9:58am convoy_pt2: Kill this beatle
	9:58am Planet Tyler: I'm so glad I have my own office
	9:58am Sebastian: I find this kind of relaxing
	9:59am Readie Righteous: @jess...my sentiments exactly
	9:59am Ricky: sounds like Shakes...
	9:59am Marion: ha ha! agaiiin! now I know it's John Lennon it cracks me up even more!
	9:59am queems: i'm crying laughing
	9:59am steveo: i wanna hold yur dad
	9:59am Beavo: Damn that’s annoying
	10:00am Readie Righteous: Just think, if I hadn't taken a vaca day I would have missed it...
	10:00am fletchernyc: Drunk John Lennon best quality ok!
	10:02am Polyus: Damned if I didn't think this was some old Who outtake up until the vocals came in.
	👻 10:02am PKNY: @melinda - the stuff they used to play on Video Jukebox was pretty eclectic, maybe because there weren't that many videos! First place I ever saw/heard the Clash, Peter Tosh, Tom Tom Club, etc.
	10:15am Rev. Turnip Druid: Stevo: we are all anagrams for gralicko flaud necker.
	10:15am Rev. Turnip Druid: at least, jeezus, I hope so.
	10:15am fletchernyc: Today's show study in The ridiculously sincere and the sincerely ridiculous.
	10:20am BronwynB: good morning ja and am friends
	10:21am Beavo: Title of the solo record Sacred Songs
	10:21am BronwynB: john lennon really did used to sing it as "i wanna hold your gland" sometimes and no one noticed because the screaming was so loud
	10:21am Beavo: They call that a project?
	10:23am Beavo: Daryl Hall already had several hits They didn’t release it because it was too weird
	10:23am Planet Tyler: @Bronwyn - LOL, of course he did!
	10:24am John Allen: when it was recorded Hall & Oates were still proving themselves. the promise of teh 80s is what gave this record a life.
	10:25am βrian: My, what a pleasant surprise!
	10:44am Wild Neil: I think Daryl Hall did an album with Robert Fripp?
	10:46am steveo: that's what we heard neil
	10:46am Wild Neil: PEACE all!
	10:47am βrian: Now I hear San Diego is on fire. Isn't listener ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ from there?
	10:47am steveo: did you know that darryl hall has been played on wfmu more than blues traveler? :P
	10:51am crateslinger: mmm... feelin' this one...
	10:52am crateslinger: Wasn't the Blue Nile like a cool alternative band? Cuz this is straight up yo.
	10:53am crateslinger: Almost like Springsteen.
	10:58am Wild Neil: @Steveo-like i said earlier, there is NO mention of Blues Traveller in the WFMU band browser that I could find. Hence NEVER played on WFMU at least as long as those records were kept.
	10:59am Polyus: heh heh who's slurring their words NOW?
	11:01am crateslinger: This guy was in the punk band Jodie Foster's Army back in the early 80's. Free drinks for life.
	11:02am rw: Dude, you ARE pushing this AB record. Luckily I've been enjoying it all so far! Listening from the burning shores of CA. Okay here (for the time being anyway).Thanks, man!
	11:04am melinda: I'm enjoying the AB too.
	11:04am crateslinger: @ rw - multiple dj's pushing this, and the courtney barnett/kurt vile thing.
	11:04am βrian: @rw: Stay hydrated!
	11:05am steveo: one day i listened to this like 6 times so 2 ain't nothin
	11:05am melinda: I've also enjoyed the vile barnett
	11:06am medson: Untrained Viagra Hard ons
	11:06am DANIMAL: WATCH HOW I TURN THE RADIO OFF WHENEVER YOU PLAY YHIS GUY'S SHIT
	11:07am crateslinger: I don't think I heard the same song twice the first 20 years I listened to this station.
	11:08am crateslinger: except on jonesy
	11:08am steveo: danimal I think you mispelled SHIP
	👻 11:08am Ken From Hyde Park: I hope Alvarius B can come play Monty Hall this summer.
	11:10am crateslinger: Make that 29 years. Things have changed this year. There, I said it. I'm not making a stand, but things have changed.
	11:11am freste: CLICK HERE for 7 Weird Reasons Change Is Good and Why We Should Embrace It
	11:20am Dave in a cave: what is the fascination with alvarius b on WFMU? Is there some sort of dj contest to see who can play it the most?
	11:20am Agent Peter: @crateslinger - you is correct (although I like AB, I can find it on my own if I need to)
	11:23am rw: crateslinger, I've only been listening for a few years now but I also notice the shift. It's been pushing me more toward the Drummer Stream.
	11:24am John Allen: alvarius B has outlasted most of our listeners here at wfmu
	11:25am steveo: "Freeform Radio: An approach to radio programming in which a station's management gives the DJ complete control over program content."
	11:25am freste: haw - heard that, you are eeevil. A new Manchurian trigger
	11:27am zib: long live al b, guys.
	11:27am crateslinger: That intro bit is actually from Deep Purple "Sweet Child in Time"
	11:33am blee: Great show today, rocking my pjs.
	11:34am John Allen: oh wow, you guys talking about shifts in your perception?
	11:35am βrian: Crisp hand-clapping there!
	11:35am Agent Peter: there's a difference between the real and the vividly imagined?
	11:41am crateslinger: I spoke too soon. Upon re listening to Sweet Child in Time, the AB intro is not exactly derivative, but dang it's got that sound. I wonder if he did it on purpose.
	11:43am crateslinger: Great song - Sweet Child. Especially on the live in Japan album. Best heavy metal screaming ever. Worth playing the two songs next to each other for comparison. Oh no, now I've done it...
	11:44am rw: JA, I've been wondering that myself, but I feel like it may be more than just my perception. You don't notice it? It's tough to say for sure because of the amorphous nature of freeform, but do we really need a blues hour? Even Matt Fiveash seems to be apologetic about it.
	11:44am steveo: I, for one, do not believe that station management is telling DJs what to play. I've heard DJs, in the past (like, 17 or 18 years ago), play the same record over and over for an hour straight. I don't think anyone told them to do that, either. If there's one song that a lot of people like to play (and really, John's the only one still playing Zion) it's probably because they all happen to like it / or hate it / or want to punish us all, or whatever, as individual DJs. Now I'm sorry for blabbing so much; I'm gonna sit still and listen.
	11:45am βrian: @steveo: Ah, but maybe Ken is telling them NOT to play certain songs! And so they play them!
	11:48am John Allen: are you people out of your minds? This is boar (bored) material stuff. I can assure you the only one telling me to play Alvarius B is Alan Bishop. And I happen to pee often.
	11:50am Wild Neil: I remember back in the 90's hearing Velvet Crush Teenage Symphonies for God by different DJ's all the time. It happens without management is my opinion based on no facts other than that one.
	11:51am rw: And I don't want to seem like I'm complaining. WFMU is one of the best things on the planet. As far as Alan Bishop and this particular show are concerned, I'm into it. Keep on doing what you do! This show kicks ass.
	11:51am Wild Neil: At least song repetition on WFMU is NOT LIKE my local classic rock station.
	11:54am JakeGould: Patterns of similar behavior do not mean behavior is dictated by some create puppet-master.
	11:55am Wild Neil: I imagine DJ's talk to each other about what new music they like. Like 75 dollar bill, Dirty Beaches, et al...
	11:57am JakeGould: I meant “…great puppet-master.” Also, the DJs are constantly talking about Bitcoin.
	11:58am listener Rey: There was one week a couple months ago when I heard the same Rihanna song on 3 different shows. I think it was just a billboard-related coincidence. Or possibly payola
	11:58am steveo: thanks JA, lots of great music today; how many eyes do you have, though?
	11:59am rw: Thanks JA! Excellent show as always!
	12:00pm John Allen: i'm not saying payola isn't possible, but it's not very profitable here. hey if someone can start paying my $15 back into the city each week I'll give your next record plenty of love.
	12:01pm crateslinger: I wasn't suggesting collusion.

JA In The AM with John Allen: Playlist from December 8, 2017

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"I listened yesterday. It's no reflection on you but I could'nt see where you were going or what you were going for. This early seventies thing did'nt get noticed the first time and you talk about friends of like Dealney and Bonnie who had records out like we're supposed to remember who they are. Then you play this long winded free jazz stuff that really grates on my nerves. And that noise without a beat and sounds like someones being pinched. Then you play a reggae song, I think you called it Dub, to what, be cool? You seem to really fetishize the whole folk thing too which is obnoxious to us who don't even care. I liked it when you played that punk song though. I like Joe Belock a lot." (Visit homepage.)

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December 8, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Approx. start time
neil rolnick	wake up "wake up" by "neil rolnick"					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
alvarius b	zion the rocket ship "zion the rocket ship" by "alvarius b"					0:11:37 (Pop-up)
philip perkins	drive time "drive time" by "philip perkins"					0:16:27 (Pop-up)
john perreault	traffic "traffic" by "john perreault"		slowscan		LP	0:20:48 (Pop-up)
liimanarina	koputtaa ovi hvka dahra	dokauschwitz	stupido recprds	2015	CD	0:27:35 (Pop-up)
io xavier	radio world/ dead man's dub	radio world	do speak	1984	LP	0:34:53 (Pop-up)
hawley currens	arrival "arrival" by "hawley currens"	ascending	tiwa	1983	LP	0:44:45 (Pop-up)
david nance	manager special "manager special" by "david nance"					0:48:28 (Pop-up)
drunk john lennon	i wanna hold yr gland					0:49:26 (Pop-up)
neil young	wonderin "wonderin" by "neil young"	everybody's rockin				0:51:45 (Pop-up)
michael beach	gravity repulsion / endless plain					0:57:38 (Pop-up)
jerry david decicca	grandma's tattoo	time the teacher		2018	LP	1:02:23 (Pop-up)
colossal yes	backbiter's blues "backbiter's blues" by "colossal yes"					1:04:41 (Pop-up)
darryl hall	without tears "without tears" by "darryl hall"					1:08:49 (Pop-up)
alvarius b	i'll carry your dwarf "i'll carry your dwarf" by "alvarius b"					1:11:32 (Pop-up)
koen holtkamp	scene 1 "scene 1" by "koen holtkamp"	voice model				1:20:13 (Pop-up)
andrew poppy	goodbye mr g "goodbye mr g" by "andrew poppy"					1:30:49 (Pop-up)
gajek	luft "luft" by "gajek"	17	monkeytown	2017	CD	1:40:41 (Pop-up)
the blue nile	downtown lights "downtown lights" by "the blue nile"	hats				1:44:47 (Pop-up)
alvarius b	wanted man zion the rocket ship					1:55:11 (Pop-up)
mike rep	rocket to nowhere "rocket to nowhere" by "mike rep"					2:05:15 (Pop-up)
these wonderful evils	a2 "a2" by "these wonderful evils"	little churd	sparrows and wires	2011	LP	2:09:30 (Pop-up)
randy grief	the unnamable "the unnamable" by "randy grief"					2:15:50 (Pop-up)
broken english club	last signal "last signal" by "broken english club"					2:18:39 (Pop-up)
craig leon	visiting "visiting" by "craig leon"					2:28:42 (Pop-up)
conga square	b2 "b2" by "conga square"					2:33:51 (Pop-up)
peter schaefer	olde systems "olde systems" by "peter schaefer"					2:37:51 (Pop-up)
hiroshi yoshimura	blink (1980) "blink (1980)" by "hiroshi yoshimura"					2:41:55 (Pop-up)
dennis mpunga & paul k	>>> ">>>" by "dennis mpunga & paul k"					2:46:35 (Pop-up)
fahey	turtle "turtle" by "fahey"					2:55:04 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:06am duke: Good day, JA and assorted others
	9:07am Humphry: I love your show, but this intro makes me cringe to the point where I have to mute it.
	9:09am John Allen: thanks H- set yr timer for 11:49
	9:10am steveo: morning; i am happy to be here for the end of 'wake up'; humphrey, i predict it will grow on you
	9:14am MD: WAKE DA FRACK UP!!!!
	9:15am MD: good morning all...is winter here yet?
	👻 9:15am Ken From Hyde Park: Alvarius B. Unmute! Unmute! Turn it up now!
	9:16am NotARealDoctor: Good morning! I'm awake! Love that new pop star, Alvarius B!
	9:16am Sebastian: great track!
	9:17am steveo: rocketing to the top of the charts
	9:18am NotARealDoctor: I haven't checked Billboard lately, but I assume this track is dominating the #1 spot and has been for weeks.
	9:22am melinda: hi all
	9:23am melinda: I missed the zion ship
	9:24am steveo: it'll be on again in an hour
	9:29am steveo: what makes a noise like that? a wheelbarrow?
	9:30am BnowB: sounds like a drunk john lennon . which is wonderful
	9:32am melinda: @bnow it does
	9:36am Wild Neil: PEACE all. We got 4" of snow in Buffalo. Niagara county got 0 so far....
	9:37am Rev. Turnip Druid: gralicko flaud necker.
	9:43am steveo: Anagrams for: gralicko flaud necker A Cackled Foreign Lurk A Rickrack Lounged Elf A Friedcake Clog Knurl A Crankier Lucked Flog A Grace Curdle Kinfolk A Grackle Include Fork
	9:46am Lixiviated Life: Seems like this is becoming the "Accu Weather Playlist".
	9:53am steveo: lol a song for ev'ry occasion
	9:53am MD: My Dog loves this version!!!!
	9:54am queems: wow
	9:54am melinda: gland, haha
	9:54am MD: That was the Original...The Beatles ripped this off!!!
	9:55am queems: i want to hear that again
	9:55am jess: what is this shit
	👻 9:55am PKNY: I remember seeing the video for "Wonderin'" all the time on HBO's "Video Jukebox" back in the 80s.
	9:56am steveo: Everybody's Rockin' is the thirteenth studio album by Canadian musician Neil Young, released on August 1, 1983. The album was recorded with the Shocking Pinks and features a selection of rockabilly songs (both covers and original material)
	9:57am melinda: This was my intro to Neil Young.@PKNY yes, Video Jukebox! I saw those before we had MTV, and for a while I would refer to videos as 'video jukeboxes'.
	9:58am queems: YESSSSSS
	9:58am convoy_pt2: Kill this beatle
	9:58am Planet Tyler: I'm so glad I have my own office
	9:58am Sebastian: I find this kind of relaxing
	9:59am Readie Righteous: @jess...my sentiments exactly
	9:59am Ricky: sounds like Shakes...
	9:59am Marion: ha ha! agaiiin! now I know it's John Lennon it cracks me up even more!
	9:59am queems: i'm crying laughing
	9:59am steveo: i wanna hold yur dad
	9:59am Beavo: Damn that’s annoying
	10:00am Readie Righteous: Just think, if I hadn't taken a vaca day I would have missed it...
	10:00am fletchernyc: Drunk John Lennon best quality ok!
	10:02am Polyus: Damned if I didn't think this was some old Who outtake up until the vocals came in.
	👻 10:02am PKNY: @melinda - the stuff they used to play on Video Jukebox was pretty eclectic, maybe because there weren't that many videos! First place I ever saw/heard the Clash, Peter Tosh, Tom Tom Club, etc.
	10:15am Rev. Turnip Druid: Stevo: we are all anagrams for gralicko flaud necker.
	10:15am Rev. Turnip Druid: at least, jeezus, I hope so.
	10:15am fletchernyc: Today's show study in The ridiculously sincere and the sincerely ridiculous.
	10:20am BronwynB: good morning ja and am friends
	10:21am Beavo: Title of the solo record Sacred Songs
	10:21am BronwynB: john lennon really did used to sing it as "i wanna hold your gland" sometimes and no one noticed because the screaming was so loud
	10:21am Beavo: They call that a project?
	10:23am Beavo: Daryl Hall already had several hits They didn’t release it because it was too weird
	10:23am Planet Tyler: @Bronwyn - LOL, of course he did!
	10:24am John Allen: when it was recorded Hall & Oates were still proving themselves. the promise of teh 80s is what gave this record a life.
	10:25am βrian: My, what a pleasant surprise!
	10:44am Wild Neil: I think Daryl Hall did an album with Robert Fripp?
	10:46am steveo: that's what we heard neil
	10:46am Wild Neil: PEACE all!
	10:47am βrian: Now I hear San Diego is on fire. Isn't listener ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ from there?
	10:47am steveo: did you know that darryl hall has been played on wfmu more than blues traveler? :P
	10:51am crateslinger: mmm... feelin' this one...
	10:52am crateslinger: Wasn't the Blue Nile like a cool alternative band? Cuz this is straight up yo.
	10:53am crateslinger: Almost like Springsteen.
	10:58am Wild Neil: @Steveo-like i said earlier, there is NO mention of Blues Traveller in the WFMU band browser that I could find. Hence NEVER played on WFMU at least as long as those records were kept.
	10:59am Polyus: heh heh who's slurring their words NOW?
	11:01am crateslinger: This guy was in the punk band Jodie Foster's Army back in the early 80's. Free drinks for life.
	11:02am rw: Dude, you ARE pushing this AB record. Luckily I've been enjoying it all so far! Listening from the burning shores of CA. Okay here (for the time being anyway).Thanks, man!
	11:04am melinda: I'm enjoying the AB too.
	11:04am crateslinger: @ rw - multiple dj's pushing this, and the courtney barnett/kurt vile thing.
	11:04am βrian: @rw: Stay hydrated!
	11:05am steveo: one day i listened to this like 6 times so 2 ain't nothin
	11:05am melinda: I've also enjoyed the vile barnett
	11:06am medson: Untrained Viagra Hard ons
	11:06am DANIMAL: WATCH HOW I TURN THE RADIO OFF WHENEVER YOU PLAY YHIS GUY'S SHIT
	11:07am crateslinger: I don't think I heard the same song twice the first 20 years I listened to this station.
	11:08am crateslinger: except on jonesy
	11:08am steveo: danimal I think you mispelled SHIP
	👻 11:08am Ken From Hyde Park: I hope Alvarius B can come play Monty Hall this summer.
	11:10am crateslinger: Make that 29 years. Things have changed this year. There, I said it. I'm not making a stand, but things have changed.
	11:11am freste: CLICK HERE for 7 Weird Reasons Change Is Good and Why We Should Embrace It
	11:20am Dave in a cave: what is the fascination with alvarius b on WFMU? Is there some sort of dj contest to see who can play it the most?
	11:20am Agent Peter: @crateslinger - you is correct (although I like AB, I can find it on my own if I need to)
	11:23am rw: crateslinger, I've only been listening for a few years now but I also notice the shift. It's been pushing me more toward the Drummer Stream.
	11:24am John Allen: alvarius B has outlasted most of our listeners here at wfmu
	11:25am steveo: "Freeform Radio: An approach to radio programming in which a station's management gives the DJ complete control over program content."
	11:25am freste: haw - heard that, you are eeevil. A new Manchurian trigger
	11:27am zib: long live al b, guys.
	11:27am crateslinger: That intro bit is actually from Deep Purple "Sweet Child in Time"
	11:33am blee: Great show today, rocking my pjs.
	11:34am John Allen: oh wow, you guys talking about shifts in your perception?
	11:35am βrian: Crisp hand-clapping there!
	11:35am Agent Peter: there's a difference between the real and the vividly imagined?
	11:41am crateslinger: I spoke too soon. Upon re listening to Sweet Child in Time, the AB intro is not exactly derivative, but dang it's got that sound. I wonder if he did it on purpose.
	11:43am crateslinger: Great song - Sweet Child. Especially on the live in Japan album. Best heavy metal screaming ever. Worth playing the two songs next to each other for comparison. Oh no, now I've done it...
	11:44am rw: JA, I've been wondering that myself, but I feel like it may be more than just my perception. You don't notice it? It's tough to say for sure because of the amorphous nature of freeform, but do we really need a blues hour? Even Matt Fiveash seems to be apologetic about it.
	11:44am steveo: I, for one, do not believe that station management is telling DJs what to play. I've heard DJs, in the past (like, 17 or 18 years ago), play the same record over and over for an hour straight. I don't think anyone told them to do that, either. If there's one song that a lot of people like to play (and really, John's the only one still playing Zion) it's probably because they all happen to like it / or hate it / or want to punish us all, or whatever, as individual DJs. Now I'm sorry for blabbing so much; I'm gonna sit still and listen.
	11:45am βrian: @steveo: Ah, but maybe Ken is telling them NOT to play certain songs! And so they play them!
	11:48am John Allen: are you people out of your minds? This is boar (bored) material stuff. I can assure you the only one telling me to play Alvarius B is Alan Bishop. And I happen to pee often.
	11:50am Wild Neil: I remember back in the 90's hearing Velvet Crush Teenage Symphonies for God by different DJ's all the time. It happens without management is my opinion based on no facts other than that one.
	11:51am rw: And I don't want to seem like I'm complaining. WFMU is one of the best things on the planet. As far as Alan Bishop and this particular show are concerned, I'm into it. Keep on doing what you do! This show kicks ass.
	11:51am Wild Neil: At least song repetition on WFMU is NOT LIKE my local classic rock station.
	11:54am JakeGould: Patterns of similar behavior do not mean behavior is dictated by some create puppet-master.
	11:55am Wild Neil: I imagine DJ's talk to each other about what new music they like. Like 75 dollar bill, Dirty Beaches, et al...
	11:57am JakeGould: I meant “…great puppet-master.” Also, the DJs are constantly talking about Bitcoin.
	11:58am listener Rey: There was one week a couple months ago when I heard the same Rihanna song on 3 different shows. I think it was just a billboard-related coincidence. Or possibly payola
	11:58am steveo: thanks JA, lots of great music today; how many eyes do you have, though?
	11:59am rw: Thanks JA! Excellent show as always!
	12:00pm John Allen: i'm not saying payola isn't possible, but it's not very profitable here. hey if someone can start paying my $15 back into the city each week I'll give your next record plenty of love.
	12:01pm crateslinger: I wasn't suggesting collusion.

JA In The AM with John Allen: Playlist from December 8, 2017

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