WFMU: Pseu's Thing With A Hook: Playlist from April 24, 2018

Listener comments!
	12:05pm mb: Hello Pseu. I'm here for you.
	12:05pm Dominick: hello hello
	12:07pm FletcherNYC: Hello Pseu! Hi hookers!
	12:08pm Roberto: Yay the Liz album that everyone hates!
	12:08pm thatpatsmith: representing!
	12:08pm Roberto: P.S. I like that album.
	12:09pm Panda Penguin: Good afternoon Pseu! My girlfriend is a huge Liz Phair fan, and swears blind that the self-titled album is the best thing she's ever done, and after hearing Extraordinary, I'm starting to think she might have a point.
	12:09pm BronwynB: hey pseu and everyone. i like this liz album too. it's the first one i heard and i used to sing along to "why can't i" in my room with a hairbrush when i was 9. when i found out like 10 years later that that song/album was by THE LIZ PHAIR that i'd heard so much about i was confused as hell
	12:10pm Linda Lee: hi pseu! here for the hooks & ears wide open! afternoon everyone!
	12:18pm rw: How-dee! I'm here for it all.
	12:22pm Carmichael: I'm just here.
	12:23pm Hugh: Howdy hookers!
	12:25pm melinda: Hi all
	12:27pm Panda Penguin: Also, while I'm here, Pseu, where can one acquire a copy of Doug Gillard's incredible theme song to listen to at home? Is it part of your DJ premium CD this year?
	12:29pm Pseu Braun: Hi Panda. it was part of a premium from several years back. This show is old AF
	12:30pm northguineahills: Pseu, we're hooked on you!
	12:30pm Pseu Braun: Hi Everyone. All of you, even.
	12:33pm Linda Lee: diedre + sandman ~ what a great seque!!! i'm happy.
	12:33pm Krys O.: Hey, Pseu! Running late today.
	12:34pm Jim H: Late to the table, as usual. Did I miss anything?
	12:38pm own crabapplesatellite Johnson: Hey there! I'm delighted to join your cult Su!!
	12:39pm PBastille: He Pseu and Hookers. I'm late to the party but I did bring nachos!
	12:39pm leylou: loved, LOVED what I was listening to in the last quarter of an hour! you healed my soul after a hellish weekend. Thank you!
	12:40pm KP in DC: Funny you should mention that, Pseu, b/c I am right now casting your show on to my big Tv. Better than iPhone!
	12:40pm Hughie Considine: Deirdre was the name of the wife in the "Every Sperm Is Sacred" sequence from "Monty Python's the Meaning of Life."
	12:41pm V Priceless: hiya Pseu
	12:41pm blee: Angry Pseu RULES!
	12:42pm Hughie Considine: In re: soft sailors - no punctuation in song titles alarms me.
	12:44pm Bill in W.O.: Edward Burns had a bad teevee series on TBS in 2015 (written by, starring in, produced) that went one and done, and hasn't done much since. Probably smirking a bit less lately.
	12:46pm Panda Penguin: Thanks (I think) for the help, Pseu! Always wondered what Dave Hill's music sounded like - didn't have it down as "Ween covering Cosmic Dancer", and I am kinda here for it.
	12:47pm Linda Lee: very nice!
	12:47pm Linda Lee: is that Dave's vocal?
	12:48pm Uncle Michael: Dave Hill's three bands all sound very different. The only one I've seen play is Valley Lodge.
	12:48pm Linda Lee: no wonder he's always on the road.
	12:51pm Neanderthal Head: Lovin the show, Pseu.
	12:52pm Pseu Braun: yes, Dave's vocal Linda Lee
	12:52pm doctorjazz: Hey, UM! I've seen Valley Lodge, big fan of that band (especially the first album). Don't know any of the other bands either.
	12:53pm Pseu Braun: thnx Bill W.O. for the Ed Burns update!
	12:58pm melinda: I liked the couple of Ed Burns movies I've seen.
	12:58pm V Priceless: whoa - winkies/eno!
	12:58pm Linda Lee: thank you Pseu! thought so!
	12:59pm Krys O.: Thanks for playing RJMJr! It's always a treat. His song Dragonfly pops into my head whenever I see one.
	12:59pm FletcherNYC: Never heard this version!!
	1:00pm Jim H: love the gillard—only familiar with 'call from restricted'. not the paw paw version i know.
	1:00pm Linda Lee: pop Eno! just about a perfect day now. :-D
	1:00pm rw: Speaking of Eno, there's a free song with he, Manzanera and Wyatt on Phil Manzanera's website . Jesse played it last night. I think it's manzanera.com
	1:01pm Linda Lee: just checked out his lecture on the purpose of creative work from the architectural academy in london. fascinating & fun.
	1:01pm exile-on-hicks-st: I would like to hear Eno performed in the Bluegrass idiom.
	1:01pm Linda Lee: fun idea exile! the pop stuff would really work.
	1:02pm Jim H: always on my mind... Sweet. Fanclub
	1:03pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Exile-on-hicks-st: They made Picking on Santana , a bluegrass album of Santana covers....maybe they could do Eno, too? Wow, I think I need opiod pain killers......my hand is constantly aching.
	1:05pm Uncle Michael: Wow, I was just listening to Here Come the Warm Jets over the weekend.
	1:06pm Fox: A glorious day to all you beautiful radio people!!!
	1:06pm Neanderthal Head: People've been raving about this Shame album. This sounds great.
	1:07pm Jim H: Have you ever heard 78 Saab's "Here Come the Warm Jets"? Completely different song. Great pop song. Constantly aching, as it were.
	1:07pm Linda Lee: someone's channeling Joe Strummer vocally!
	1:09pm Jim H: uk
	1:09pm Hughie Considine: Mark Burgess sounds a bit less stentorian in the Peel Session versions.
	1:09pm Linda Lee: & now i'm hearing Modern English "melt with you"! i guess that's the way it is when you've been around a while. :-D
	1:11pm Linda Lee: i'll look for the 78 saab track, Jim. i wonder how many covers of warm jets really exist?
	1:11pm Neanderthal Head: What year is this record?
	1:11pm melinda: I heard the Joe Strummer too
	1:12pm Linda Lee: thank you melinda! :-D
	1:12pm Jim H: Linda: It's not a cover. It's another song. Actually called, "Warm Jets" on "Good Fortune". Great video too—time lapse on Aussie beach
	1:14pm Linda Lee: ah, got it. you meant 'another song' literally! :-D
	1:15pm Linda Lee: now i'll seek it out for different reasons.
	1:16pm Hughie Considine: oh man, i have not heard this spooky rubin thing since it was on my monthly CMJ compilation.
	1:16pm Guido from Cologne: Gee! this is a signature tune to a popular TV show! never knew what it is
	1:25pm FletcherNYC: I still think the Gin Blossoms is a great band name.. cute at first look, sad after a time, then totally gross in reality.
	1:25pm Hughie Considine: Allison Skipworth was a popular foil for W.C.Fields, who had gin blossoms.
	1:25pm Jim H: Yes, great name. Great record, too.
	1:26pm Linda Lee: gin blossoms being alchohol-related rosacea? yes?
	1:26pm Jim H: Yup.
	1:27pm Linda Lee: finally on the money! :-D
	1:27pm PBastille: @fletcher especially considering the lead singer's alcohol problems
	1:30pm ALAIN FROM NJ: YOU ARE GODS
	1:31pm Jim H: Of course this is why I love Pseu's show: I have no idea who gum is. Totes new to me. Thanks!
	1:36pm Linda Lee: well, just have to love 'adult situations' ~ totally adolescent vibe! :-D
	1:37pm Jim H: ...where the lyric is the hook! "I want to go to Star Wars with you/but you don't text back."
	1:37pm Linda Lee: no kiddin.
	1:38pm brendanswfmuaccount: Haha, the little nod to the "Star Wars" theme in the outro to that Slut Magic was pretty clever. I'll have to check this album out.
	1:38pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Slut magic is pretty cool...annnnd now a drunken carouselambra playing La Cucaracha.
	1:43pm Ralphine: Did Guided by Voices do twenty-something songs in seventy-something minutes at their Jersey City show?
	1:43pm PBastille: I like gifts, Pseu...
	1:44pm Linda Lee: wow ~ amazing gift Pseu! brava!
	1:44pm tom from Glasgow: that is an extremely Clay Pigeon artefact
	1:45pm Tommy in Neversink: Clay will dig it ...but then again he digs everything
	1:45pm Linda Lee: love 'Clay Pigeon' as an adjective :-D
	1:45pm Bill in W.O.: I liked that Sam Phillips track and couldn't place it right away - I sort of forgot about OMNIPOP - everybody was disappointed by it at the time - a good excuse to go back on it now.
	1:46pm exile-on-hicks-st: @Clay can probably name every member of Britny Fox.
	1:46pm Tommy in Neversink: LL..I would give you the FB thumbs up if that were available here
	1:47pm Linda Lee: thanks Tommy. :-D
	1:47pm Linda Lee: that's 28,000 square feet of dealer space & live insanity. you could actually move in & never be found. :-)
	1:48pm PBastille: I saw Reckless Eric about a decade ago when he was opening for Amy Rigby and Marti Jones. The crowd was not there to see him. It got ugly.
	1:49pm Linda Lee: love 'bananas' as an adjective too! :-D
	1:49pm exile-on-hicks-st: And thanks (from before) @Wild Neil - bluegrass Santana is intriguing!
	1:50pm Carmichael: The Austin Lounge Lizards do an excellent bluegrass version of PF's Brain Damage. Sounds like it was written that way.
	1:52pm melinda: Way to go Gaylord!
	1:53pm Tommy in Neversink: Oh BTW Sue.....another fantastic show .You open up a whole new world to me every week
	1:55pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Carmichael-I think there is a band that does mellow jazz versions of King Crimson.
	1:56pm Parq: Discovery of noxious gas surrounding the eight planet has made headline writers just the happiest ol' bunch of folks on earth. news.google.com...
	1:56pm Carmichael: I was in a band that played a high lonesome banjo version of Alan Parsons' Breakdown. I'm actually proud of it to this day.
	2:05pm Cooh John: Gravity waits and falls. Any connection to the cartoon?
	2:13pm own crabapplesatellite Johnson: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JZSVu9-kZmQ
	2:14pm JetBoy of Brooklyn: Haven’t heard this cheap trick in a long time. It’s great. Also some of the nicest guys you could ever meet.
	2:18pm FletcherNYC: Btw Tony Visconti’s Birthday today!
	2:23pm Jim H: Nada Surf touring now. Coming to ATL here in May. Looking to go!
	2:25pm Hughie Considine: If you have "Lads" in your name, you should sound like this.
	2:26pm Jim H: haha. hughie!
	2:29pm Jim H: researching the blues.
	2:31pm Stevel: Tony V, David B, and Brian E cartoon www.youtube.com...
	2:31pm Bill in W.O.: "Downtown" is so huge - no doubt one of the best tunes of the recent past few whatever
	2:34pm Stevel: Sugar! So damned good.
	2:34pm Roberto: Sugar! Sweet.
	2:34pm Ted: SUGAR! man, Copper Blue sure blew the doors open in 1992
	2:34pm Doobois: Really! Wish I had a window to throw open right now.
	2:35pm Hughie Considine: Is it wrong to say that Sugar sounds essentially like the Bob Mould songs from late-period Husker Du, only with better production?
	2:35pm nickrhombi: wow... havent heard this in ages... going through a spilt too. crazy timing. great record.
	2:36pm Jim H: Not wrong Hughie.
	2:36pm Hughie Considine: I love 'em both, but Sugar is somehow mightier.
	2:37pm Ted: David Barbe and Malcom Travis made it mighty
	2:37pm David in London: How many bands had whole careers from the crumbs that fell from Bob Mould's table?
	2:38pm Hughie Considine: @ted, yes totally. Bass and drums on the Husker LPs was always lacking in oomph.
	2:38pm nickrhombi: keep going!@ 'helpless!
	2:38pm Parq: Wow, the Sugar track -- such a blaster.
	2:40pm Jim H: picking up a syd barrett, gigolo aunt vibe from this new electric ride
	2:47pm Bill in W.O.: Love these landlines tracks, Pseu. Already buying the damn record.
	2:47pm Parq: This whole set is just jumping out of the speakers.
	2:47pm Hughie Considine: What a fine fine pset, Pseu.
	2:48pm James in ATL: Thanks Pseu for another great show!
	2:49pm Jim H: Yes, thanks again Pseu! And a shout out to another Jim in ATL.
	2:52pm Krys O.: Thanks, Pseu, and take care!
	2:55pm Pseu Braun: Thanks all, and I mean everyone.
	2:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Pseu. Been lurking. Love your shows.
	2:59pm FletcherNYC: Reminds me of Unrest
	3:00pm Linda Lee: beautiful show Pseu! thank you!
	3:01pm tom from Glasgow: the toms? nice
	3:01pm tom from Glasgow: thanks Pseu!
	3:01pm PBastille: by Pseu and fellow hookers. Try to survive the week.

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April 24, 2018

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
doug gillard	thing with a hook (pseu's theme)
brazilian girls	pirates "pirates" by "brazilian girls"
liz phair	extraordinary "extraordinary" by "liz phair"
the lemon twigs	light and love "light and love" by "the lemon twigs"
the shacks	birds "birds" by "the shacks"
soft sailors	oh if this song could make these clouds just disappear
tom petty	hope you never "hope you never" by "tom petty"
tracey thorn	hormones "hormones" by "tracey thorn"
freezing hands	diedre "diedre" by "freezing hands"
roger joseph manning jr	sandman "sandman" by "roger joseph manning jr"

painted doll	carousel "carousel" by "painted doll"
feel alright	truth about us "truth about us" by "feel alright"
sloan	essential services "essential services" by "sloan"
doug gillard	parade on "parade on" by "doug gillard"
brian eno and the winkies	the paw paw negro blowtorch
teenage fanclub	about you "about you" by "teenage fanclub"
shame	concrete "concrete" by "shame"
chameleons	looking inwardly (peel sessions)
caroline says	cool jerk "cool jerk" by "caroline says"
spooky ruben	these days are old "these days are old" by "spooky ruben"
sam phillips	power world "power world" by "sam phillips"
gin blossoms	allison road "allison road" by "gin blossoms"
gum	rehearsed in a dream, couldn't see past my ego
slut magic	adult situations "adult situations" by "slut magic"

v sparks	red love suicide "red love suicide" by "v sparks"
jay som	take it "take it" by "jay som"
the well wishers	gravity waits "gravity waits" by "the well wishers"
the hepburns	cigarette "cigarette" by "the hepburns"
temples	mystery of pop "mystery of pop" by "temples"
cheap trick	voices "voices" by "cheap trick"
toms	better than anyone else "better than anyone else" by "toms"
imperial drag	man in the moon "man in the moon" by "imperial drag"
nada surf	the moon is calling "the moon is calling" by "nada surf"
yorktown lads	something to write about
red kross	stay away from downtown
gorilla	stars in the sky "stars in the sky" by "gorilla"
sugar	changes "changes" by "sugar"
new electric ride	the beyond "the beyond" by "new electric ride"
landlines	hanging around, signs of life
hurry	on the streets "on the streets" by "hurry"
braid	next of kin "next of kin" by "braid"
cheap star	louder "louder" by "cheap star"

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Listener comments!
	12:05pm mb: Hello Pseu. I'm here for you.
	12:05pm Dominick: hello hello
	12:07pm FletcherNYC: Hello Pseu! Hi hookers!
	12:08pm Roberto: Yay the Liz album that everyone hates!
	12:08pm thatpatsmith: representing!
	12:08pm Roberto: P.S. I like that album.
	12:09pm Panda Penguin: Good afternoon Pseu! My girlfriend is a huge Liz Phair fan, and swears blind that the self-titled album is the best thing she's ever done, and after hearing Extraordinary, I'm starting to think she might have a point.
	12:09pm BronwynB: hey pseu and everyone. i like this liz album too. it's the first one i heard and i used to sing along to "why can't i" in my room with a hairbrush when i was 9. when i found out like 10 years later that that song/album was by THE LIZ PHAIR that i'd heard so much about i was confused as hell
	12:10pm Linda Lee: hi pseu! here for the hooks & ears wide open! afternoon everyone!
	12:18pm rw: How-dee! I'm here for it all.
	12:22pm Carmichael: I'm just here.
	12:23pm Hugh: Howdy hookers!
	12:25pm melinda: Hi all
	12:27pm Panda Penguin: Also, while I'm here, Pseu, where can one acquire a copy of Doug Gillard's incredible theme song to listen to at home? Is it part of your DJ premium CD this year?
	12:29pm Pseu Braun: Hi Panda. it was part of a premium from several years back. This show is old AF
	12:30pm northguineahills: Pseu, we're hooked on you!
	12:30pm Pseu Braun: Hi Everyone. All of you, even.
	12:33pm Linda Lee: diedre + sandman ~ what a great seque!!! i'm happy.
	12:33pm Krys O.: Hey, Pseu! Running late today.
	12:34pm Jim H: Late to the table, as usual. Did I miss anything?
	12:38pm own crabapplesatellite Johnson: Hey there! I'm delighted to join your cult Su!!
	12:39pm PBastille: He Pseu and Hookers. I'm late to the party but I did bring nachos!
	12:39pm leylou: loved, LOVED what I was listening to in the last quarter of an hour! you healed my soul after a hellish weekend. Thank you!
	12:40pm KP in DC: Funny you should mention that, Pseu, b/c I am right now casting your show on to my big Tv. Better than iPhone!
	12:40pm Hughie Considine: Deirdre was the name of the wife in the "Every Sperm Is Sacred" sequence from "Monty Python's the Meaning of Life."
	12:41pm V Priceless: hiya Pseu
	12:41pm blee: Angry Pseu RULES!
	12:42pm Hughie Considine: In re: soft sailors - no punctuation in song titles alarms me.
	12:44pm Bill in W.O.: Edward Burns had a bad teevee series on TBS in 2015 (written by, starring in, produced) that went one and done, and hasn't done much since. Probably smirking a bit less lately.
	12:46pm Panda Penguin: Thanks (I think) for the help, Pseu! Always wondered what Dave Hill's music sounded like - didn't have it down as "Ween covering Cosmic Dancer", and I am kinda here for it.
	12:47pm Linda Lee: very nice!
	12:47pm Linda Lee: is that Dave's vocal?
	12:48pm Uncle Michael: Dave Hill's three bands all sound very different. The only one I've seen play is Valley Lodge.
	12:48pm Linda Lee: no wonder he's always on the road.
	12:51pm Neanderthal Head: Lovin the show, Pseu.
	12:52pm Pseu Braun: yes, Dave's vocal Linda Lee
	12:52pm doctorjazz: Hey, UM! I've seen Valley Lodge, big fan of that band (especially the first album). Don't know any of the other bands either.
	12:53pm Pseu Braun: thnx Bill W.O. for the Ed Burns update!
	12:58pm melinda: I liked the couple of Ed Burns movies I've seen.
	12:58pm V Priceless: whoa - winkies/eno!
	12:58pm Linda Lee: thank you Pseu! thought so!
	12:59pm Krys O.: Thanks for playing RJMJr! It's always a treat. His song Dragonfly pops into my head whenever I see one.
	12:59pm FletcherNYC: Never heard this version!!
	1:00pm Jim H: love the gillard—only familiar with 'call from restricted'. not the paw paw version i know.
	1:00pm Linda Lee: pop Eno! just about a perfect day now. :-D
	1:00pm rw: Speaking of Eno, there's a free song with he, Manzanera and Wyatt on Phil Manzanera's website . Jesse played it last night. I think it's manzanera.com
	1:01pm Linda Lee: just checked out his lecture on the purpose of creative work from the architectural academy in london. fascinating & fun.
	1:01pm exile-on-hicks-st: I would like to hear Eno performed in the Bluegrass idiom.
	1:01pm Linda Lee: fun idea exile! the pop stuff would really work.
	1:02pm Jim H: always on my mind... Sweet. Fanclub
	1:03pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Exile-on-hicks-st: They made Picking on Santana , a bluegrass album of Santana covers....maybe they could do Eno, too? Wow, I think I need opiod pain killers......my hand is constantly aching.
	1:05pm Uncle Michael: Wow, I was just listening to Here Come the Warm Jets over the weekend.
	1:06pm Fox: A glorious day to all you beautiful radio people!!!
	1:06pm Neanderthal Head: People've been raving about this Shame album. This sounds great.
	1:07pm Jim H: Have you ever heard 78 Saab's "Here Come the Warm Jets"? Completely different song. Great pop song. Constantly aching, as it were.
	1:07pm Linda Lee: someone's channeling Joe Strummer vocally!
	1:09pm Jim H: uk
	1:09pm Hughie Considine: Mark Burgess sounds a bit less stentorian in the Peel Session versions.
	1:09pm Linda Lee: & now i'm hearing Modern English "melt with you"! i guess that's the way it is when you've been around a while. :-D
	1:11pm Linda Lee: i'll look for the 78 saab track, Jim. i wonder how many covers of warm jets really exist?
	1:11pm Neanderthal Head: What year is this record?
	1:11pm melinda: I heard the Joe Strummer too
	1:12pm Linda Lee: thank you melinda! :-D
	1:12pm Jim H: Linda: It's not a cover. It's another song. Actually called, "Warm Jets" on "Good Fortune". Great video too—time lapse on Aussie beach
	1:14pm Linda Lee: ah, got it. you meant 'another song' literally! :-D
	1:15pm Linda Lee: now i'll seek it out for different reasons.
	1:16pm Hughie Considine: oh man, i have not heard this spooky rubin thing since it was on my monthly CMJ compilation.
	1:16pm Guido from Cologne: Gee! this is a signature tune to a popular TV show! never knew what it is
	1:25pm FletcherNYC: I still think the Gin Blossoms is a great band name.. cute at first look, sad after a time, then totally gross in reality.
	1:25pm Hughie Considine: Allison Skipworth was a popular foil for W.C.Fields, who had gin blossoms.
	1:25pm Jim H: Yes, great name. Great record, too.
	1:26pm Linda Lee: gin blossoms being alchohol-related rosacea? yes?
	1:26pm Jim H: Yup.
	1:27pm Linda Lee: finally on the money! :-D
	1:27pm PBastille: @fletcher especially considering the lead singer's alcohol problems
	1:30pm ALAIN FROM NJ: YOU ARE GODS
	1:31pm Jim H: Of course this is why I love Pseu's show: I have no idea who gum is. Totes new to me. Thanks!
	1:36pm Linda Lee: well, just have to love 'adult situations' ~ totally adolescent vibe! :-D
	1:37pm Jim H: ...where the lyric is the hook! "I want to go to Star Wars with you/but you don't text back."
	1:37pm Linda Lee: no kiddin.
	1:38pm brendanswfmuaccount: Haha, the little nod to the "Star Wars" theme in the outro to that Slut Magic was pretty clever. I'll have to check this album out.
	1:38pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Slut magic is pretty cool...annnnd now a drunken carouselambra playing La Cucaracha.
	1:43pm Ralphine: Did Guided by Voices do twenty-something songs in seventy-something minutes at their Jersey City show?
	1:43pm PBastille: I like gifts, Pseu...
	1:44pm Linda Lee: wow ~ amazing gift Pseu! brava!
	1:44pm tom from Glasgow: that is an extremely Clay Pigeon artefact
	1:45pm Tommy in Neversink: Clay will dig it ...but then again he digs everything
	1:45pm Linda Lee: love 'Clay Pigeon' as an adjective :-D
	1:45pm Bill in W.O.: I liked that Sam Phillips track and couldn't place it right away - I sort of forgot about OMNIPOP - everybody was disappointed by it at the time - a good excuse to go back on it now.
	1:46pm exile-on-hicks-st: @Clay can probably name every member of Britny Fox.
	1:46pm Tommy in Neversink: LL..I would give you the FB thumbs up if that were available here
	1:47pm Linda Lee: thanks Tommy. :-D
	1:47pm Linda Lee: that's 28,000 square feet of dealer space & live insanity. you could actually move in & never be found. :-)
	1:48pm PBastille: I saw Reckless Eric about a decade ago when he was opening for Amy Rigby and Marti Jones. The crowd was not there to see him. It got ugly.
	1:49pm Linda Lee: love 'bananas' as an adjective too! :-D
	1:49pm exile-on-hicks-st: And thanks (from before) @Wild Neil - bluegrass Santana is intriguing!
	1:50pm Carmichael: The Austin Lounge Lizards do an excellent bluegrass version of PF's Brain Damage. Sounds like it was written that way.
	1:52pm melinda: Way to go Gaylord!
	1:53pm Tommy in Neversink: Oh BTW Sue.....another fantastic show .You open up a whole new world to me every week
	1:55pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Carmichael-I think there is a band that does mellow jazz versions of King Crimson.
	1:56pm Parq: Discovery of noxious gas surrounding the eight planet has made headline writers just the happiest ol' bunch of folks on earth. news.google.com...
	1:56pm Carmichael: I was in a band that played a high lonesome banjo version of Alan Parsons' Breakdown. I'm actually proud of it to this day.
	2:05pm Cooh John: Gravity waits and falls. Any connection to the cartoon?
	2:13pm own crabapplesatellite Johnson: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JZSVu9-kZmQ
	2:14pm JetBoy of Brooklyn: Haven’t heard this cheap trick in a long time. It’s great. Also some of the nicest guys you could ever meet.
	2:18pm FletcherNYC: Btw Tony Visconti’s Birthday today!
	2:23pm Jim H: Nada Surf touring now. Coming to ATL here in May. Looking to go!
	2:25pm Hughie Considine: If you have "Lads" in your name, you should sound like this.
	2:26pm Jim H: haha. hughie!
	2:29pm Jim H: researching the blues.
	2:31pm Stevel: Tony V, David B, and Brian E cartoon www.youtube.com...
	2:31pm Bill in W.O.: "Downtown" is so huge - no doubt one of the best tunes of the recent past few whatever
	2:34pm Stevel: Sugar! So damned good.
	2:34pm Roberto: Sugar! Sweet.
	2:34pm Ted: SUGAR! man, Copper Blue sure blew the doors open in 1992
	2:34pm Doobois: Really! Wish I had a window to throw open right now.
	2:35pm Hughie Considine: Is it wrong to say that Sugar sounds essentially like the Bob Mould songs from late-period Husker Du, only with better production?
	2:35pm nickrhombi: wow... havent heard this in ages... going through a spilt too. crazy timing. great record.
	2:36pm Jim H: Not wrong Hughie.
	2:36pm Hughie Considine: I love 'em both, but Sugar is somehow mightier.
	2:37pm Ted: David Barbe and Malcom Travis made it mighty
	2:37pm David in London: How many bands had whole careers from the crumbs that fell from Bob Mould's table?
	2:38pm Hughie Considine: @ted, yes totally. Bass and drums on the Husker LPs was always lacking in oomph.
	2:38pm nickrhombi: keep going!@ 'helpless!
	2:38pm Parq: Wow, the Sugar track -- such a blaster.
	2:40pm Jim H: picking up a syd barrett, gigolo aunt vibe from this new electric ride
	2:47pm Bill in W.O.: Love these landlines tracks, Pseu. Already buying the damn record.
	2:47pm Parq: This whole set is just jumping out of the speakers.
	2:47pm Hughie Considine: What a fine fine pset, Pseu.
	2:48pm James in ATL: Thanks Pseu for another great show!
	2:49pm Jim H: Yes, thanks again Pseu! And a shout out to another Jim in ATL.
	2:52pm Krys O.: Thanks, Pseu, and take care!
	2:55pm Pseu Braun: Thanks all, and I mean everyone.
	2:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Pseu. Been lurking. Love your shows.
	2:59pm FletcherNYC: Reminds me of Unrest
	3:00pm Linda Lee: beautiful show Pseu! thank you!
	3:01pm tom from Glasgow: the toms? nice
	3:01pm tom from Glasgow: thanks Pseu!
	3:01pm PBastille: by Pseu and fellow hookers. Try to survive the week.

Pseu's Thing With A Hook: Playlist from April 24, 2018

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