WFMU: Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from June 14, 2018

Listener comments!
	10:01pm Flash Strap: take it away, Julie!
	10:01pm C.S.: Nice to hear you again so soon, Julie.
	🦇 10:02pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yay, it's finally dark out!
	🦇 10:02pm Julie: Hey guys!
	10:03pm chresti: Almost here
	10:03pm chresti: Hi
	🦇 10:03pm Julie: you hearing in the dark?
	🦇 10:04pm Julie: I don't do this very often always worried I'm not doing it right!
	10:04pm chresti: hear better in the dark!
	🦇 10:06pm Julie: hi Ken, CS, and Chresti!
	🦇 10:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: Loud and clear. No static at all.
	🦇 10:07pm Julie: Woohoo!
	10:07pm chresti: crispy clear
	10:07pm C.S.: So at end of last year, I started working 3rd shift for the first time of my life. I like to think staying up late listening to Dark Night of the Soul and Underwater Theme Park made the transition to night dweller a lot easier than expected.
	🦇 10:08pm Julie: ha! very cool CS!
	10:11pm chresti: I tried the graveyard shift a couple times and lasted about a week -provigil
	10:12pm chresti: good luck!
	10:12pm RomanDogBird: always delighted to hear you, julie
	🦇 10:13pm Julie: aww thank you RomanDogBird!
	10:14pm chresti: @cs
	10:16pm C.S.: @ chresti I work six days a week and it doesn't really bother me. It does cut into having a social life because I sleep for the entire morning and part of the afternoon. Not that I had a life to begin with anyway. ;)
	10:19pm chresti: Sounds like you got it together with the sleep requirements!
	10:21pm C.S.: yep. Julie, how badly did doing one day of the 3 to 6 AM shift at WFMU bother the rest of your weekly routine?
	🦇 10:21pm Julie: oh man, it was bad. the day of, the day after... it was a mess.
	10:22pm C.S.: I think consistency helps. When I don't stick to the same pattern on my day off, it messes me up.
	10:24pm chresti: Sheets! It takes me 2 days to recover after less than 7 hours
	🦇 10:26pm Julie: this is brand new..I really dig it
	10:29pm chresti: Everything is first time new -to me
	10:30pm C.S.: Ha, that's the joy of tuning out commercial radio.
	🦇 10:31pm Julie: there's a few things you guys might know. the show is seriously all over the place but that's not new!
	10:32pm chresti: there's a gassy quality to this
	10:34pm chresti: I love that I'm hearing new to me tunes
	10:35pm Uncle Michael: Julie, have you made a Yolandi Visser doll yet?
	10:35pm chresti: @superstar hissing
	10:36pm Uncle Michael: I guess Chappie already made one.
	10:36pm chresti: could be the ac
	🦇 10:37pm Julie: Uncle Michael an artist in Russia has made one! Google Popovy Sisters Yolandi... she's insane.
	🦇 10:37pm Julie: hurray for uncensored music
	10:38pm chresti: I had a job at grenneker mannequin factory
	10:39pm Uncle Michael: Here's the doll Chappie made of his "mommy" Yolandi in the film: wtfbabe.files.wordpress.com...
	10:40pm northguineahills: wakes up from nap What did I miss? Oh wow!
	10:40pm chresti: wow
	🦇 10:40pm Julie: aww she's cute. Hi northguinea welcome!
	🦇 10:45pm Julie: I think Yolandi needs to be in more movies
	10:49pm Uncle Michael: I think Ninja does too. He's hilarious. If you haven't seen the banana pudding story on Youtube, look up Ninja banana pudding.
	10:51pm Uncle Michael: I saw Ultravox open for Buzzcocks in '79 and they played material that would be on Vienna.
	10:51pm chresti: I saw them with wall of voodoo
	🦇 10:52pm Julie: this is a band I need to know better I think
	🦇 10:53pm Julie: wow Chresti that must have been amazing
	10:56pm northguineahills: Missed this cover the first time around...
	10:56pm northguineahills: oh, the joys of an FCC-free GTDS stream!
	11:02pm northguineahills: (wow, I thought I had most Cars remixes, and I have tons of Flood material. Also missed this one!)
	🦇 11:02pm Julie: it's pretty cool isn't it
	11:02pm chresti: I remember bits and pieces from that time of going to shows- mostly a blur now
	11:04pm chresti: wow- have any ice cubes?
	11:05pm northguineahills: Please play until 2! (My circadian rhythms are tre effed anyways).
	11:06pm chresti: It's 8:06 here
	11:07pm chresti: UV - never too late
	11:08pm still b/p: Checked a Yolanda video and neglected to turn show back up for a while, missed Ultravox. Sabotaged by Uncle Michael!
	11:08pm Dean: I heard Ultravox headline at the Whisky in Hollywood pre-Midge Ure. I prefer the early ensemble.
	11:08pm chresti: Julie That WAS cool- I like slowed down tempo
	11:09pm chresti: its in the 80s now
	11:10pm chresti: I stay indoors as much as possible
	11:12pm Uncle Michael: I gotta fall over and go to sleep now. Thanks, Julie. Night, all.
	11:13pm chresti: The last stretch will be europe audience Goodnight uncle
	11:14pm chresti: china
	🦇 11:15pm Julie: night uncle michael thanks for listening!
	11:17pm C.S.: @Julie What format do you play your digital music in? I find MP3s lacking in quality ever so slightly.
	11:17pm chresti: do you have a bedroll?
	🦇 11:18pm Julie: @CS I try to play nothing lower than 320 quality though the stream is more forgiving than over the air is.
	🦇 11:18pm Julie: @Chresti I HAVE slept here, back during Hurricane Irene when Clay Pigeon and I spent the weekend here.
	11:21pm chresti: That's something we don't have here, yet, hurricanes
	🦇 11:23pm Julie: chresti where is here?
	11:25pm Dano59: came for Little Danny (late), staying for Donovan!
	11:25pm Dean: Heard Donovan open for ... Yes (!) in Vegas, '76.
	🦇 11:26pm Julie: oooh awesome. Lucky you, Dean! HI Dano!
	11:26pm still b/p: A little Donovan fits well, fits swell.
	11:30pm chresti: Los Angeles/ San Gabriel Valley
	11:30pm Dean: Won five bucks sneaking around the slot machines underage. Have never returned.
	11:30pm Dean: What part of SGV, @chresti? I'm familiar with the area.
	11:31pm still b/p: Donovan opened when I saw Alice Cooper around ‘76 in Providence, but we were late and only heard Hurdy Gurdy Man reverberating loud in the big space a minute and then he was done.
	🦇 11:32pm Julie: I saw him last year at the cutting room. 70-something and he did two shows in one night.
	11:32pm Dean: Heard Moody Blues open for The Germs in downtown LA, '77. [Nope. A lie.]
	🦇 11:35pm Julie: that would be something
	11:37pm Dano59: this is really lovely... love Hope and David.
	11:42pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, I saw the Germs open for Arthur Lee in 1978. No lie, man!
	11:44pm chresti: San Gabriel
	11:45pm chresti: Not far from the mission and former site of Whammo
	11:47pm C.S.: well, I'm off to work. Thanks for another wonderful broadcast, Julie.
	🦇 11:47pm Julie: Thanks for stopping by CS!
	11:47pm Franco Twinkie: And if that wasn't nutty enough, I was Howlin' Wolf open for Alice Cooper at The Hollywood Paladium in 1972.
	11:48pm Dean: I've seen the Germs a few times: Whisky, Masque, Elks Lodge... They hit the spot. I grew up in Whittier, spent time in the SGV. My wife worked in Alhambra. I really like that part of LA.
	11:50pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, You shop at Lovell's records?
	11:54pm Dean: Shop there?! Uhm, my good friends worked there, including Al, who opened a shop one block west, Al's Records. Yes, I lived at Lovell's--which survives to this day--and I worked for a time, late '70s, at Music Plus on Whittier Blvd.
	11:54pm Dano59: I've interviewed Alice Cooper ("no, only my mom calls me Vincent") ... and saw Mazzy Star in 93 which - kill me now - was 25 years ago! wtf
	11:56pm Dean: Lovell's used to have two locations, one on Greenleaf in Uptown Whittier, the other to the east on the boulevard. The former was overseen by Tom Lovell, who continues to run the empire, and the latter by Tom Geigel. I frequented both, naturally.
	11:58pm chresti: Many vacant commercial buildings
	11:58pm Franco Twinkie: Well, much to my delight I went to Lovell's recently and it's still great! In the '70's I would frequent the uptown store about once a week.
	11:59pm chresti: In San Gabriel currently
	11:59pm Dean: Do you remember Zachariah McCain across the street? A bootleg haven.
	12:01am Franco Twinkie: No. doesn't factor on the memory screen. Sorry.
	12:01am Dano59: Shoe gauze. or is it shew biz?
	12:03am Dano59: thank you Julie, very nice set
	🦇 12:03am Julie: thanks Dano!
	12:04am chresti: Ha dano!
	12:04am Dean: Short-lived, and a branch of a three-location record store operation, one in Long Beach, the third in ... I forget.
	12:06am chresti: It’s a really good shoe!
	12:06am Franco Twinkie: Most of my boots would come from Poo Bah in Pasadena. They had bins of the stuff.
	🦇 12:06am Julie: thank you Chresti!
	12:07am Dano59: in NYC, I am lamenting a lot of Village long-gones ... Tower, Kim's, See Hear (books about music), Love Saves the Day, and .. (sniff) St. Mark's Sounds. Not to mention Lakeside Lounge in ABC and the Bottom Line.
	12:08am Dean: I once strolled into Poo Bah and the guy at the register mumbled, "Here comes the guy who pays my salary." I spent a lot there. But the bootleg haven was Beggar's Banquet in Buena Park, near Knott's Berry Farm. Springsteen sued them when Landau became his manager.
	12:08am Dano59: turning in soon, thanks for the memories folks
	12:08am northguineahills: What Dano59 said. No longer in NYC (wife still working there), but I miss those places.....
	🦇 12:09am Julie: thanks for listening Dano! St Mark's used to be a wonderful string of record stores.
	12:09am Dean: NYC has Downtown Music Gallery. That place is a joy to visit.
	12:10am northguineahills: I saw Mazzy Star open for the Jesus and the Mary Chain in 94. Jim Reid was a dick (but sounded great), Hope Sandoval was nice but indifferent.
	🦇 12:11am Julie: ooh what a lineup though!
	12:11am Franco Twinkie: Ha Ha! Jay only hired smart-asses know-it-alls.
	12:11am Dano59: thx for the tip Dean. Yes Julie I remember hitting Kim's across the street and at least one other but I LIVED for the 88 cent promo CDs at SMS every time I visited the city. I'd set myself a $40 cash limit and walk out with an armful.
	12:12am chresti: Whittier and Downey are pretty unknown frontiers for me
	12:12am Dano59: NGH - I saw that tour, they did Sometimes Always (cute). Velvet Crush opened!
	12:12am DouglasInDallas: loving that Zambri track❤❤❤
	12:13am Dean: The Downey goldmine was Wenzel's Music Town, now defunct. A real treasure if you're into old 45s.
	12:13am northguineahills: @Dean: I'm not allowed to buy records anymore (wfmu and live shows are my loophole) b/c of the missus (well, It was taking up a third of our apt). Even when the ban went into place, I still went to DMG for the Sunday live shows. Hope my schedule allows me to get back.
	12:14am chresti: Were the party people here
	12:14am Dean: I'm only "allowed" to buy records because I married late in life. My habit was a preexisting condition.
	12:15am northguineahills: @Dano59: Yeah, that was when they were still romanticaly involved. (moved to FL for a fun job w/ lower cost of living last summer).
	12:15am chresti: At 9:14
	12:17am Franco Twinkie: Downey! Home of Eddie Cochran, The Basters, and The Carpenters and last time I looked - a real old MacDonald's.
	12:17am northguineahills: @Dean: Even in my house in FL (by myself, except when she visits, and twice as large as our Brooklyn apt), physical musical media takes up almost a fifth of my floorplan (i go to a lot shows).
	12:19am northguineahills: In Julie's old time slot, I'd only listen when insomnia happened, and my oneiric state of being kept me from commenting too often.
	12:20am chresti: Bully for you ngh! Going to shows for us is a once a month or less activity
	12:21am RomanDogBird: B)
	12:22am Dean: Downey! Home of Carpenters, too! And Blasters! Etc.! That McDonalds is, I believe, on a national register of historic buildings or some such. It's still there, last I heard.
	🦇 12:25am Julie: now i have to look up oneiric
	🦇 12:26am Julie: ahhh good word!
	12:26am Dean: chresti, Do you know Babita? It's a cool Mexican restaurant that started in the Norwalk area, a strip mall joint. But Roberto was trained at the Brown Derby in Hollywood. He loves to take typical LA Mexican fast food and upscale it remarkably.
	12:28am Dean: We used to visit the Norwalk place to order camarones Topolobampos, really really hot shrimp sauteed with nopales. He does it at Babita, too.
	12:28am Dano59: yeah still here, listening - I love the JH sings ONJ album so much.
	12:29am Dean: Granddaughter of Max Born, O N-J.
	12:30am Dano59: and on the short list of women in Oz who didn't date Heath Ledger.
	12:30am Franco Twinkie: I'll answer that Dean, Yes, it's right down the street. Chresti can't eat hot stuff, but she loves nopales. Babita is great.
	12:32am Dean: Ha! That's a nice coincidence. Say hi to Roberto, but he won't remember us unless he remembers the gang that would drop into his Norwalk store with our own Champagne. Would love to dine at Babita again.
	12:34am Franco Twinkie: Let's do it!
	12:35am Dean: LA Mexican food is just amazing. Was in town last weekend for a party at a Mexican restaurant in Arcadia. Wonderful. Up here in the Bay Area I have to venture to Concord for the real deal. I'm in!
	12:39am chresti: Hmmmm not allowed to buy records?
	12:40am Franco Twinkie: Well, One day shopping in The Mission recently, I went into this place on 18th and Valencia that I've past by many times, but I needed food, not shoes. Buen Sabor - Wow! Humble but spot on!
	12:40am Dean: Alright, all, I'm off to bed. Wish it weren't so... G'night.
	🦇 12:41am Julie: Good night Dean, thanks for listening!
	12:41am chresti: Good night!
	12:50am northguineahills: I got about 15 minutes in me (I wake at 6:30). If I don't get back, muchas gracias, Julie!
	🦇 12:51am Julie: thanks for hanging out NGH
	🦇 12:52am Julie: I still got Tori Kate and Olivia to get to!
	12:55am chresti: Dream of buying records NGH!
	12:55am northguineahills: @chresti: Outside of my record shelves, cd towers, bins of cassettes, I had records filling up every nook and cranny of our apt. Even now, it takes up more space then my kitchen, bed, furniture etc, combine. Then there are my books.... I've been surprised since I moved to Gainesville, that there's a vibrant creative art/music scene here. I usually hit one or more per week. Next week I'm driving down to Miami see WFMU gig talk lads (Talibam!) and driving them back up to play a show w/ them up here in Gainesville. (I used to play w/ them in NYC). I need live music and art to survice.
	🦇 12:56am Julie: I used to dream of records that didn't exist. That would drive me nuts.
	12:56am northguineahills: @Julie: I've woken up and googled the record I had a dream of, and was saddened it didn't exist....
	12:57am chresti: Glad you have it
	12:57am northguineahills: Thanks, Chesti!
	🦇 12:59am Julie: @NGH exactly. On the border is that mythical Kate Bush "Early Years" album which a friend swore she had seen in the 80s, long before the bootlegs came out.
	1:01am chresti: And glad you have shelves, here they occupy most of the floor
	1:02am northguineahills: (Been listening to my cds in my car abc since I moved here last summer in my car, just listened to the Cocteau Twins section earlier this week).
	🦇 1:03am Julie: ahhh the cocteaus
	1:04am northguineahills: (Now in the Ornette Coltrane section).
	1:04am northguineahills: err...Ornette Coleman (brain fail)
	1:05am chresti: in the Cs
	🦇 1:06am Julie: any cranes in there?
	🦇 1:07am Julie: I love listening to music in the car, wish I drove more
	1:09am chresti: if you lived here you would drive plenty
	1:15am chresti: blevin blectum has birds
	1:17am chresti: most enjoyable thank you
	🦇 1:19am Julie: yeah I don't think I'd like doing it every day. I've been in NYC so long I just can't imagine it.
	🦇 1:32am Ken From Hyde Park: Blahr...it appears I dozed off well before midnight. The bus is still moving? Evidently so.
	🦇 1:33am Julie: yes indeed Ken! Welcome back.
	🦇 1:36am Ken From Hyde Park: Yay, praise darkness!
	🦇 1:39am Julie: just in time for all my ladies
	🦇 1:55am Julie: thanks everyone for listening! One more song, then class dismissed!
	🦇 1:58am Julie: ahaha think I'm alone at this point! but thanks for those who hung in!
	🦇 1:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Julie. Hope you stop back again soon. I'll revisit the middle part later.

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from June 14, 2018

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June 14, 2018: Local girl plays music (fill in for Little Danny)

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
The Birthday Massacre	In the Dark	Pins and Needles		2010				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Kristeen Young	You Might Be Ted, But I'm Sylvia	Live at the Witch's Tit		2017				0:04:01 (Pop-up)
Azar Swan	Lines in the Sand "Lines in the Sand" by "Azar Swan"	Savage Exile		2017				0:09:01 (Pop-up)
Autodrone	Exit Ghost "Exit Ghost" by "Autodrone"	This Sea is Killing Me		2018		album release show tomorrow at Subvert Brooklyn. RSVP subvert66@gmail.com.	*	0:11:54 (Pop-up)
Introflirt	Precious Thread "Precious Thread" by "Introflirt"	Temporary Heaven		2016				0:18:35 (Pop-up)
Palm Ghosts	Rhythm To Rage "Rhythm To Rage" by "Palm Ghosts"	Architecture		2018			*	0:23:06 (Pop-up)
Peter Schilling	Ozean "Ozean" by "Peter Schilling"	DNA		2014				0:26:51 (Pop-up)
Rollergirl	Superstar (7inch Mix) "Superstar (7inch Mix)" by "Rollergirl"	Superstar		2000				0:30:15 (Pop-up)
Die Antwoord	Strunk "Strunk" by "Die Antwoord"	Donker Mag		2014				0:33:44 (Pop-up)
Valerie Gentile	Danger "Danger" by "Valerie Gentile"	Love is Luxury EP		2013				0:38:15 (Pop-up)
Kahimi Karie	Take It Easy My Brother Charlie	Le Roi Soleil		1996				0:42:32 (Pop-up)
The Stranglers	How to Find True Love and Happiness in the Present Day	La Folie		1981				0:46:07 (Pop-up)
Ultravox	Vienna "Vienna" by "Ultravox"	Vienna		1980				0:49:08 (Pop-up)
Abney Park	Creep "Creep" by "Abney Park"	From Dreams or Angels		2001				0:54:09 (Pop-up)
Gary Numan	Cars (Flood Mix) "Cars (Flood Mix)" by "Gary Numan"	Hybrid		2003				0:58:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Cocteau Twins	Oomingmak (instrumental)							1:02:44 (Pop-up)
Jimi Hendrix	Woodstock "Woodstock" by "Jimi Hendrix"	Both Sides of the Sky					*	1:15:05 (Pop-up)
Oasis	Don't Look Back in Anger "Don't Look Back in Anger" by "Oasis"	(What's the Story) Morning Glory?		1995				1:19:38 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Wear Your Love Like Heaven	Wear Your Love Like Heaven		1967				1:24:23 (Pop-up)
Lou Reed	Perfect Day "Perfect Day" by "Lou Reed"	Transformer		1972				1:27:02 (Pop-up)
The Moody Blues	What Am I Doing Here	Prelude		1968				1:30:27 (Pop-up)
Mazzy Star	Into Dust "Into Dust" by "Mazzy Star"	So Tonight That I Might See		1993				1:33:52 (Pop-up)
Searmanas	Undo "Undo" by "Searmanas"	Searmanas	Cleopatra Records	2018			*	1:39:24 (Pop-up)
Mary Moor	Pretty Day "Pretty Day" by "Mary Moor"	BIPPP: French Synth Wave 1979-85						1:42:41 (Pop-up)
Nehl Aeilin	Coldness "Coldness" by "Nehl Aeilin"	Ghost of a Child		2005				1:45:47 (Pop-up)
Nicholas Merz	Fashion "Fashion" by "Nicholas Merz"	The Limits of Men						1:50:30 (Pop-up)
Noir	In Every Dream Home A Heartache (live on WFMU)	The Burning Bridge				from Dark Night of the Soul		1:52:16 (Pop-up)
Jübl	Sweet Dreams "Sweet Dreams" by "Jübl"	Thinking Sweet				members of A.R. Kane		1:57:46 (Pop-up)
Beautiful Pea Green Boat	Mirror of Souls	Still Life	C'est La Mort Records	1989				2:01:57 (Pop-up)
Zambri	Places "Places" by "Zambri"	House of Basaa		2012				2:07:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Monkees	She's So Far Out, She's In (instrumental)							2:11:46 (Pop-up)
The Soft Boys	I Want To Destroy You	Underwater Moonlight						2:20:46 (Pop-up)
Cait Brennan	Underworld "Underworld" by "Cait Brennan"	Debutante		2016				2:23:19 (Pop-up)
Juliana Hatfield	Totally Hot "Totally Hot" by "Juliana Hatfield"	Juliana Hatfield Sings Olivia Newton-John		2018				2:27:15 (Pop-up)
The Tempers	Far "Far" by "The Tempers"	Fundamental Fantasy EP		2017				2:31:44 (Pop-up)
Forever Fatale	David Bowie "David Bowie" by "Forever Fatale"	0Rh-		2018			*	2:35:35 (Pop-up)
Edith Pop	Shoes "Shoes" by "Edith Pop"	EP		2014				2:39:36 (Pop-up)
Field Division	Farthest Moon "Farthest Moon" by "Field Division"	Dark Matter Dreams		2018			*	2:44:26 (Pop-up)
Forthcoming Fire	Where My Home Is	Heliopolis		1994				2:47:42 (Pop-up)
Vaniish	Cold Fascination "Cold Fascination" by "Vaniish"	Memory Work		2014				2:52:53 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Ivo "Ivo" by "Cocteau Twins"	Treasure		1984				2:57:04 (Pop-up)
Queens	Frost Flowers "Frost Flowers" by "Queens"	End Times		2013				3:01:11 (Pop-up)
Cranes	Beautiful Friend "Beautiful Friend" by "Cranes"	Loved		1994				3:04:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Nanase Hikaru	jibrille-silent mourning	Angel Sanctuary OST						3:08:21 (Pop-up)
2.5 D	Knock Twice "Knock Twice" by "2.5 D"	Surprise!		1993				3:18:05 (Pop-up)
Laura Carbone	Who's Gonna Save You	Empty Sea		2018			*	3:21:39 (Pop-up)
Phantastic Ferniture	Fuckin 'n' Rollin	Phantastic Ferniture		2018			*	3:26:52 (Pop-up)
Y Kant Tori Read	Etienne Trilogy "Etienne Trilogy" by "Y Kant Tori Read"	Y Kant Tori Read		1988	LP			3:29:55 (Pop-up)
Hologram Teen	Roller Lover Doppelganger	Between the Funk and The Fear		2017				3:36:37 (Pop-up)
Emilie Simon	Sweet Blossom "Sweet Blossom" by "Emilie Simon"	French Electro Connection						3:42:06 (Pop-up)
Happy Rhodes	Possessed "Possessed" by "Happy Rhodes"	Rhodes I		1984				3:45:51 (Pop-up)
Toyah	Soul Passing Through Soul "Soul Passing Through Soul" by "Toyah"	Minx		1985				3:49:12 (Pop-up)
Kate Bush	All We Ever Look For "All We Ever Look For" by "Kate Bush"	Never For Ever		1980				3:52:59 (Pop-up)
Olivia Newton-John	What is Life "What is Life" by "Olivia Newton-John"	Twin Best Now		1971				3:56:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Syd Barrett	Gigolo Aunt (loop) "Gigolo Aunt (loop)" by "Syd Barrett"							4:00:58 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:01pm Flash Strap: take it away, Julie!
	10:01pm C.S.: Nice to hear you again so soon, Julie.
	🦇 10:02pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yay, it's finally dark out!
	🦇 10:02pm Julie: Hey guys!
	10:03pm chresti: Almost here
	10:03pm chresti: Hi
	🦇 10:03pm Julie: you hearing in the dark?
	🦇 10:04pm Julie: I don't do this very often always worried I'm not doing it right!
	10:04pm chresti: hear better in the dark!
	🦇 10:06pm Julie: hi Ken, CS, and Chresti!
	🦇 10:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: Loud and clear. No static at all.
	🦇 10:07pm Julie: Woohoo!
	10:07pm chresti: crispy clear
	10:07pm C.S.: So at end of last year, I started working 3rd shift for the first time of my life. I like to think staying up late listening to Dark Night of the Soul and Underwater Theme Park made the transition to night dweller a lot easier than expected.
	🦇 10:08pm Julie: ha! very cool CS!
	10:11pm chresti: I tried the graveyard shift a couple times and lasted about a week -provigil
	10:12pm chresti: good luck!
	10:12pm RomanDogBird: always delighted to hear you, julie
	🦇 10:13pm Julie: aww thank you RomanDogBird!
	10:14pm chresti: @cs
	10:16pm C.S.: @ chresti I work six days a week and it doesn't really bother me. It does cut into having a social life because I sleep for the entire morning and part of the afternoon. Not that I had a life to begin with anyway. ;)
	10:19pm chresti: Sounds like you got it together with the sleep requirements!
	10:21pm C.S.: yep. Julie, how badly did doing one day of the 3 to 6 AM shift at WFMU bother the rest of your weekly routine?
	🦇 10:21pm Julie: oh man, it was bad. the day of, the day after... it was a mess.
	10:22pm C.S.: I think consistency helps. When I don't stick to the same pattern on my day off, it messes me up.
	10:24pm chresti: Sheets! It takes me 2 days to recover after less than 7 hours
	🦇 10:26pm Julie: this is brand new..I really dig it
	10:29pm chresti: Everything is first time new -to me
	10:30pm C.S.: Ha, that's the joy of tuning out commercial radio.
	🦇 10:31pm Julie: there's a few things you guys might know. the show is seriously all over the place but that's not new!
	10:32pm chresti: there's a gassy quality to this
	10:34pm chresti: I love that I'm hearing new to me tunes
	10:35pm Uncle Michael: Julie, have you made a Yolandi Visser doll yet?
	10:35pm chresti: @superstar hissing
	10:36pm Uncle Michael: I guess Chappie already made one.
	10:36pm chresti: could be the ac
	🦇 10:37pm Julie: Uncle Michael an artist in Russia has made one! Google Popovy Sisters Yolandi... she's insane.
	🦇 10:37pm Julie: hurray for uncensored music
	10:38pm chresti: I had a job at grenneker mannequin factory
	10:39pm Uncle Michael: Here's the doll Chappie made of his "mommy" Yolandi in the film: wtfbabe.files.wordpress.com...
	10:40pm northguineahills: wakes up from nap What did I miss? Oh wow!
	10:40pm chresti: wow
	🦇 10:40pm Julie: aww she's cute. Hi northguinea welcome!
	🦇 10:45pm Julie: I think Yolandi needs to be in more movies
	10:49pm Uncle Michael: I think Ninja does too. He's hilarious. If you haven't seen the banana pudding story on Youtube, look up Ninja banana pudding.
	10:51pm Uncle Michael: I saw Ultravox open for Buzzcocks in '79 and they played material that would be on Vienna.
	10:51pm chresti: I saw them with wall of voodoo
	🦇 10:52pm Julie: this is a band I need to know better I think
	🦇 10:53pm Julie: wow Chresti that must have been amazing
	10:56pm northguineahills: Missed this cover the first time around...
	10:56pm northguineahills: oh, the joys of an FCC-free GTDS stream!
	11:02pm northguineahills: (wow, I thought I had most Cars remixes, and I have tons of Flood material. Also missed this one!)
	🦇 11:02pm Julie: it's pretty cool isn't it
	11:02pm chresti: I remember bits and pieces from that time of going to shows- mostly a blur now
	11:04pm chresti: wow- have any ice cubes?
	11:05pm northguineahills: Please play until 2! (My circadian rhythms are tre effed anyways).
	11:06pm chresti: It's 8:06 here
	11:07pm chresti: UV - never too late
	11:08pm still b/p: Checked a Yolanda video and neglected to turn show back up for a while, missed Ultravox. Sabotaged by Uncle Michael!
	11:08pm Dean: I heard Ultravox headline at the Whisky in Hollywood pre-Midge Ure. I prefer the early ensemble.
	11:08pm chresti: Julie That WAS cool- I like slowed down tempo
	11:09pm chresti: its in the 80s now
	11:10pm chresti: I stay indoors as much as possible
	11:12pm Uncle Michael: I gotta fall over and go to sleep now. Thanks, Julie. Night, all.
	11:13pm chresti: The last stretch will be europe audience Goodnight uncle
	11:14pm chresti: china
	🦇 11:15pm Julie: night uncle michael thanks for listening!
	11:17pm C.S.: @Julie What format do you play your digital music in? I find MP3s lacking in quality ever so slightly.
	11:17pm chresti: do you have a bedroll?
	🦇 11:18pm Julie: @CS I try to play nothing lower than 320 quality though the stream is more forgiving than over the air is.
	🦇 11:18pm Julie: @Chresti I HAVE slept here, back during Hurricane Irene when Clay Pigeon and I spent the weekend here.
	11:21pm chresti: That's something we don't have here, yet, hurricanes
	🦇 11:23pm Julie: chresti where is here?
	11:25pm Dano59: came for Little Danny (late), staying for Donovan!
	11:25pm Dean: Heard Donovan open for ... Yes (!) in Vegas, '76.
	🦇 11:26pm Julie: oooh awesome. Lucky you, Dean! HI Dano!
	11:26pm still b/p: A little Donovan fits well, fits swell.
	11:30pm chresti: Los Angeles/ San Gabriel Valley
	11:30pm Dean: Won five bucks sneaking around the slot machines underage. Have never returned.
	11:30pm Dean: What part of SGV, @chresti? I'm familiar with the area.
	11:31pm still b/p: Donovan opened when I saw Alice Cooper around ‘76 in Providence, but we were late and only heard Hurdy Gurdy Man reverberating loud in the big space a minute and then he was done.
	🦇 11:32pm Julie: I saw him last year at the cutting room. 70-something and he did two shows in one night.
	11:32pm Dean: Heard Moody Blues open for The Germs in downtown LA, '77. [Nope. A lie.]
	🦇 11:35pm Julie: that would be something
	11:37pm Dano59: this is really lovely... love Hope and David.
	11:42pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, I saw the Germs open for Arthur Lee in 1978. No lie, man!
	11:44pm chresti: San Gabriel
	11:45pm chresti: Not far from the mission and former site of Whammo
	11:47pm C.S.: well, I'm off to work. Thanks for another wonderful broadcast, Julie.
	🦇 11:47pm Julie: Thanks for stopping by CS!
	11:47pm Franco Twinkie: And if that wasn't nutty enough, I was Howlin' Wolf open for Alice Cooper at The Hollywood Paladium in 1972.
	11:48pm Dean: I've seen the Germs a few times: Whisky, Masque, Elks Lodge... They hit the spot. I grew up in Whittier, spent time in the SGV. My wife worked in Alhambra. I really like that part of LA.
	11:50pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, You shop at Lovell's records?
	11:54pm Dean: Shop there?! Uhm, my good friends worked there, including Al, who opened a shop one block west, Al's Records. Yes, I lived at Lovell's--which survives to this day--and I worked for a time, late '70s, at Music Plus on Whittier Blvd.
	11:54pm Dano59: I've interviewed Alice Cooper ("no, only my mom calls me Vincent") ... and saw Mazzy Star in 93 which - kill me now - was 25 years ago! wtf
	11:56pm Dean: Lovell's used to have two locations, one on Greenleaf in Uptown Whittier, the other to the east on the boulevard. The former was overseen by Tom Lovell, who continues to run the empire, and the latter by Tom Geigel. I frequented both, naturally.
	11:58pm chresti: Many vacant commercial buildings
	11:58pm Franco Twinkie: Well, much to my delight I went to Lovell's recently and it's still great! In the '70's I would frequent the uptown store about once a week.
	11:59pm chresti: In San Gabriel currently
	11:59pm Dean: Do you remember Zachariah McCain across the street? A bootleg haven.
	12:01am Franco Twinkie: No. doesn't factor on the memory screen. Sorry.
	12:01am Dano59: Shoe gauze. or is it shew biz?
	12:03am Dano59: thank you Julie, very nice set
	🦇 12:03am Julie: thanks Dano!
	12:04am chresti: Ha dano!
	12:04am Dean: Short-lived, and a branch of a three-location record store operation, one in Long Beach, the third in ... I forget.
	12:06am chresti: It’s a really good shoe!
	12:06am Franco Twinkie: Most of my boots would come from Poo Bah in Pasadena. They had bins of the stuff.
	🦇 12:06am Julie: thank you Chresti!
	12:07am Dano59: in NYC, I am lamenting a lot of Village long-gones ... Tower, Kim's, See Hear (books about music), Love Saves the Day, and .. (sniff) St. Mark's Sounds. Not to mention Lakeside Lounge in ABC and the Bottom Line.
	12:08am Dean: I once strolled into Poo Bah and the guy at the register mumbled, "Here comes the guy who pays my salary." I spent a lot there. But the bootleg haven was Beggar's Banquet in Buena Park, near Knott's Berry Farm. Springsteen sued them when Landau became his manager.
	12:08am Dano59: turning in soon, thanks for the memories folks
	12:08am northguineahills: What Dano59 said. No longer in NYC (wife still working there), but I miss those places.....
	🦇 12:09am Julie: thanks for listening Dano! St Mark's used to be a wonderful string of record stores.
	12:09am Dean: NYC has Downtown Music Gallery. That place is a joy to visit.
	12:10am northguineahills: I saw Mazzy Star open for the Jesus and the Mary Chain in 94. Jim Reid was a dick (but sounded great), Hope Sandoval was nice but indifferent.
	🦇 12:11am Julie: ooh what a lineup though!
	12:11am Franco Twinkie: Ha Ha! Jay only hired smart-asses know-it-alls.
	12:11am Dano59: thx for the tip Dean. Yes Julie I remember hitting Kim's across the street and at least one other but I LIVED for the 88 cent promo CDs at SMS every time I visited the city. I'd set myself a $40 cash limit and walk out with an armful.
	12:12am chresti: Whittier and Downey are pretty unknown frontiers for me
	12:12am Dano59: NGH - I saw that tour, they did Sometimes Always (cute). Velvet Crush opened!
	12:12am DouglasInDallas: loving that Zambri track❤❤❤
	12:13am Dean: The Downey goldmine was Wenzel's Music Town, now defunct. A real treasure if you're into old 45s.
	12:13am northguineahills: @Dean: I'm not allowed to buy records anymore (wfmu and live shows are my loophole) b/c of the missus (well, It was taking up a third of our apt). Even when the ban went into place, I still went to DMG for the Sunday live shows. Hope my schedule allows me to get back.
	12:14am chresti: Were the party people here
	12:14am Dean: I'm only "allowed" to buy records because I married late in life. My habit was a preexisting condition.
	12:15am northguineahills: @Dano59: Yeah, that was when they were still romanticaly involved. (moved to FL for a fun job w/ lower cost of living last summer).
	12:15am chresti: At 9:14
	12:17am Franco Twinkie: Downey! Home of Eddie Cochran, The Basters, and The Carpenters and last time I looked - a real old MacDonald's.
	12:17am northguineahills: @Dean: Even in my house in FL (by myself, except when she visits, and twice as large as our Brooklyn apt), physical musical media takes up almost a fifth of my floorplan (i go to a lot shows).
	12:19am northguineahills: In Julie's old time slot, I'd only listen when insomnia happened, and my oneiric state of being kept me from commenting too often.
	12:20am chresti: Bully for you ngh! Going to shows for us is a once a month or less activity
	12:21am RomanDogBird: B)
	12:22am Dean: Downey! Home of Carpenters, too! And Blasters! Etc.! That McDonalds is, I believe, on a national register of historic buildings or some such. It's still there, last I heard.
	🦇 12:25am Julie: now i have to look up oneiric
	🦇 12:26am Julie: ahhh good word!
	12:26am Dean: chresti, Do you know Babita? It's a cool Mexican restaurant that started in the Norwalk area, a strip mall joint. But Roberto was trained at the Brown Derby in Hollywood. He loves to take typical LA Mexican fast food and upscale it remarkably.
	12:28am Dean: We used to visit the Norwalk place to order camarones Topolobampos, really really hot shrimp sauteed with nopales. He does it at Babita, too.
	12:28am Dano59: yeah still here, listening - I love the JH sings ONJ album so much.
	12:29am Dean: Granddaughter of Max Born, O N-J.
	12:30am Dano59: and on the short list of women in Oz who didn't date Heath Ledger.
	12:30am Franco Twinkie: I'll answer that Dean, Yes, it's right down the street. Chresti can't eat hot stuff, but she loves nopales. Babita is great.
	12:32am Dean: Ha! That's a nice coincidence. Say hi to Roberto, but he won't remember us unless he remembers the gang that would drop into his Norwalk store with our own Champagne. Would love to dine at Babita again.
	12:34am Franco Twinkie: Let's do it!
	12:35am Dean: LA Mexican food is just amazing. Was in town last weekend for a party at a Mexican restaurant in Arcadia. Wonderful. Up here in the Bay Area I have to venture to Concord for the real deal. I'm in!
	12:39am chresti: Hmmmm not allowed to buy records?
	12:40am Franco Twinkie: Well, One day shopping in The Mission recently, I went into this place on 18th and Valencia that I've past by many times, but I needed food, not shoes. Buen Sabor - Wow! Humble but spot on!
	12:40am Dean: Alright, all, I'm off to bed. Wish it weren't so... G'night.
	🦇 12:41am Julie: Good night Dean, thanks for listening!
	12:41am chresti: Good night!
	12:50am northguineahills: I got about 15 minutes in me (I wake at 6:30). If I don't get back, muchas gracias, Julie!
	🦇 12:51am Julie: thanks for hanging out NGH
	🦇 12:52am Julie: I still got Tori Kate and Olivia to get to!
	12:55am chresti: Dream of buying records NGH!
	12:55am northguineahills: @chresti: Outside of my record shelves, cd towers, bins of cassettes, I had records filling up every nook and cranny of our apt. Even now, it takes up more space then my kitchen, bed, furniture etc, combine. Then there are my books.... I've been surprised since I moved to Gainesville, that there's a vibrant creative art/music scene here. I usually hit one or more per week. Next week I'm driving down to Miami see WFMU gig talk lads (Talibam!) and driving them back up to play a show w/ them up here in Gainesville. (I used to play w/ them in NYC). I need live music and art to survice.
	🦇 12:56am Julie: I used to dream of records that didn't exist. That would drive me nuts.
	12:56am northguineahills: @Julie: I've woken up and googled the record I had a dream of, and was saddened it didn't exist....
	12:57am chresti: Glad you have it
	12:57am northguineahills: Thanks, Chesti!
	🦇 12:59am Julie: @NGH exactly. On the border is that mythical Kate Bush "Early Years" album which a friend swore she had seen in the 80s, long before the bootlegs came out.
	1:01am chresti: And glad you have shelves, here they occupy most of the floor
	1:02am northguineahills: (Been listening to my cds in my car abc since I moved here last summer in my car, just listened to the Cocteau Twins section earlier this week).
	🦇 1:03am Julie: ahhh the cocteaus
	1:04am northguineahills: (Now in the Ornette Coltrane section).
	1:04am northguineahills: err...Ornette Coleman (brain fail)
	1:05am chresti: in the Cs
	🦇 1:06am Julie: any cranes in there?
	🦇 1:07am Julie: I love listening to music in the car, wish I drove more
	1:09am chresti: if you lived here you would drive plenty
	1:15am chresti: blevin blectum has birds
	1:17am chresti: most enjoyable thank you
	🦇 1:19am Julie: yeah I don't think I'd like doing it every day. I've been in NYC so long I just can't imagine it.
	🦇 1:32am Ken From Hyde Park: Blahr...it appears I dozed off well before midnight. The bus is still moving? Evidently so.
	🦇 1:33am Julie: yes indeed Ken! Welcome back.
	🦇 1:36am Ken From Hyde Park: Yay, praise darkness!
	🦇 1:39am Julie: just in time for all my ladies
	🦇 1:55am Julie: thanks everyone for listening! One more song, then class dismissed!
	🦇 1:58am Julie: ahaha think I'm alone at this point! but thanks for those who hung in!
	🦇 1:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Julie. Hope you stop back again soon. I'll revisit the middle part later.

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from June 14, 2018

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