WFMU: Daniel Blumin: Playlist from March 15, 2019

Listener comments!
	🌫 9:02pm chresti: Hello!
	9:03pm John from Florham Park: Hello chresti
	9:03pm Marcel M: YOOOOOOOOOOO> PLEDGE!!!!
	9:04pm Marcel M: Don't do like the song and be breaking my heart. Pledge to Mr. Blumin!
	9:07pm northguineahills: @chresti: I thought you were from San Gabriel, not LA (not stalking, but attentive during the marathon...;)
	🌫 9:08pm chresti: I live in SG and work in LA @ngh-
	9:08pm diciassette: Hello from Capitol Corridor train 540. 1979 rules.
	🌫 9:09pm chresti: Hello John
	9:09pm Chop Scott: Cheers to my favorite Brothers on the air!
	9:10pm Marcel M: MR CHOP!
	9:12pm TomDash: 1979!!! Angry Angles do a great cover of the 15th!
	9:12pm Marcel M: better than them and he thinks hes the best
	🌫 9:14pm chresti: It's 1979, okay?
	9:17pm diciassette: Little Nemo also did it.
	9:17pm northguineahills: I feel like Marcel has been here all day,,,
	9:18pm John from Florham Park: What’s up chresti
	9:21pm northguineahills: I have a dual cassette deck, three walkmen, and a boombox cassette player...
	9:23pm John from Florham Park: @NGH hello how is the job hunting going
	9:23pm P-90: Very nice drawing! The image looked familiar...I realize now because I studied the Celtic carved figure in school.
	9:24pm John from Florham Park: @NGH the DJs have put in a lot of hours
	🌫 9:24pm chresti: My cassette player is out of order, waiting for repair. I'm in between old and really old
	9:24pm diciassette: I have a Nak that flips the cassette around and it’s like totally tired of doing that.
	9:25pm Marcel M: $20 to get into the running for this Thomas Leer!!!!
	9:25pm TDK60: Tapes?
	9:26pm northguineahills: @John: I'm not expecting any news until next week..., thanks for asking... TDK might know a thing or eight about tapes....
	9:26pm John from Florham Park: @chresti as long as you are young at heart your ok
	9:27pm patrick321: Daniel really loved tonight's opening! Verlaine/Wire/Fall brings back my well-spent youth.
	9:27pm John from Florham Park: @NGH I noticed a lot of people on the chat board knew a lot if things
	9:28pm Marcel M: It was quite an opening indeed. Did I mention only 20 bux gets you in the running for the Thomas Leer 12"???
	9:29pm fleep: Good evening to Daniel and Marcel and all you wonderful pledgers
	9:30pm P-90: I vividly remember 1979 as a pivotal year for pop music in the US.
	9:30pm Daniel Blumin: All hail, freeformists!!! Pledge to keep the Friday night wunderschnapps, y'all!!!!
	9:30pm P-90: Yo fleep
	9:30pm John from Florham Park: P-90 why it went all corporate that year?
	9:33pm northguineahills: I vividly remember 1979 as the year I reached 3' tall and moved to Bethesda MD.
	9:33pm John from Florham Park: I started high school that year
	9:34pm yippie: is ken a cossack?
	9:36pm TDK60: ('78 was energetic too..)
	9:37pm miss g: It's "girls night" so the show is "To Wong Foo With Love, Julie Newmar" (not from 1979) but I realized it was after 9 PM so I turned on internet. I "collude" with all pledgers! Go go go! 1979 was a very special year for me. Can't even pick a favorite song.
	9:37pm John from Florham Park: TDK60 I was in 8th grade that year
	9:38pm P-90: @John from FP: 1979 was the year it became clear that the pop/rock styles that had prevailed through the 70s were indeed about to yield in a big way to the influence of New Wave/Punk/other stuff, and Disco (still very big in 79) was also about to yield to (what became) Hip Hop. These things were already looming pre-79, and the evolution certainly continued after, but 79 itself felt pivotal.
	9:39pm northguineahills: is that Kristina w/ a "K" in the Latin alphabet? (Daniel, give the pledgers Cyrillic names! ie: Kristina = Кристина
	9:40pm John from Florham Park: P-90 ok I never ever got into disco and just loved rock music and was not into freeform until I got the iPhone and started listening to all these wonderful stations
	9:41pm P-90: “Cyrillicize me, Baby”
	9:42pm Marcel M: Oh shit, poison girls
	9:42pm Stepchild: oh hey folks! Happy Marathon to All & Sundry. Strong 1979 debut: Charles Amirkhanian
	9:42pm TDK60: it would be interesting if someone had tapes of WFMU shows round '78- '80.
	9:42pm JakeGould: Daniel and Marcel sharing time on Shabbos? Now that is a spicy meatball! Abondanza!
	9:43pm Marcel M: @Jake: haha
	9:44pm John from Florham Park: TDK60 would prove to be interesting listening
	9:47pm TomDash: Yes! Was waiting for Swell Maps! great show, Daniel - 1979! Good luck raising the $$$
	9:51pm melinda: hi all
	9:51pm P-90: TDK: in 79 WFMU was one of those stations over at the end of the dial, along with the Fordham U station and the Seton Hall U station, where you went to hear all this new music that was happening. The middle of the dial was still largely Fleetwood Mac, Eagles, Police etc, and several dedicated Disco stations, if you can imagine that.
	9:52pm John from Florham Park: Hey Melinda
	9:53pm melinda: hi john
	9:54pm BriGuidry: just made an online pledge !!! Love your show Daniel
	9:54pm John from Florham Park: @P-90 I heard about the freeform stations but was still into WNEWFM and just never went there
	9:54pm krestina: Thanks TDKsky, for asking the k question
	9:54pm patrick321: P-90 sounds like you spent some time in NJ back then. Radio was pretty terrible but compared to today's commercial radio possibly not that bad.
	9:55pm TDK60: P90- yeah, it was similar in other cities.
	9:55pm John from Florham Park: P-90 WFUV is dead to me now I hope they rot in hell for what they tried to do to this station
	9:55pm krestina: And ngh-sky
	9:56pm miss g: P90 what year was I listening to a somewhat "New Wave-ish" WPLJ? Was it 1980? I thought it was '79. . .
	9:56pm John from Florham Park: @patrick WDHA was a pretty good station then
	9:56pm krestina: Oopsky!
	9:57pm P-90: oatrick321: New York actually; you gotta remember that the key metropolitan NY radio market was part of the area these stations covered.
	9:57pm John from Florham Park: @miss g wplj still played some classic stuff not as much as WNEWFM
	9:58pm patrick321: miss g 78-9 PLJ had a moment. Meg Griffin was there I think.
	9:58pm miss g: Marcel are you referring to The Master and Margarita (Russian: Мастер и Маргарита)?
	9:59pm northguineahills: @krestina: That's Severnaya Gvineya (Северная Гвинея) to you :)
	9:59pm patrick321: P-90 I understand the coverage but I lived in soho at that time I it was very heard to get wfmu there. I did much better in my car in NJ
	9:59pm John from Florham Park: @patrick meglass deep tracks on xfm satellite radio
	10:00pm Marcel M: @miss G: I'm not sure what you are referring to.. but.. that is one of my favorite books!
	10:00pm John from Florham Park: Or should I say meg griffin
	10:00pm miss g: Hi JohnFP and patrick321 -- I worked at night in, what was it, yeah, fall 1979 and I think I listened to Meg Griffin play some sort of (what I would call) decent music on PLJ. . .
	10:01pm Marcel M: DUDES. 20 Bux for this A CERTAIN RATIO!!! PLEDGEEEEEE
	10:01pm miss g: Marcel, maybe it was Daniel who changed a pledge person's name to Margarita! A friend gave that to me as my name is a form of Margaret. It is a great work of art.
	10:02pm northguineahills: I somehow djed the same show as Martin Mascrop (ACR), I had no idea until I showed up (13 years ago).
	10:03pm Marcel M: It is an amazing book. I've been thinking of rereading it lately
	10:04pm northguineahills: Ack, I was outside in my garden, and missed Ed Bear, he's and old friend of mine!
	🌫 10:04pm krestina: Topological Lies, by the Eyes, was from 1979
	10:04pm miss g: Marcel, I know someone who did a theater production of The Master and Margarita in the past years or so. I imagine it was fantastic!
	10:04pm fleep: Done and done, bring on the fun.
	10:06pm miss g: When I saw A Certain Ration I thought my head would explode. . .
	10:07pm miss g: (clearly my head did explode by the evidence of that typo, A Certain Ratio)
	10:09pm Tee Ess: Hooray Philip Lithman!
	10:10pm listener 126464: PIX Penthouse Party
	10:10pm melinda: Daniel I like your child haircut. Special variant of the 70s bowl.
	10:10pm miss g: Tee Ess, I'm such an idiot, I did not know what year Snakefinger was born in, and I did not know he was born in London!
	10:11pm northguineahills: I forgot how rich 1979 was for debut albums, I can think of a half-dozen + off the top of my head.
	10:12pm miss g: THANK YOU listener 126464, I am trying to do too many things at once. How could I not say WPIX?! No offense, WFMU. . .
	10:12pm TDK60: most of the great stuff was happening apart from the charts..
	10:12pm patrick321: I did a bit of web search and it was actually WPIX-102 that had meg griffin in 1979, which I recall as a definite eparture from the prevailing FM playlist.
	10:13pm northguineahills: Not related to anything, but Beto O'Rourke just put GBV's "alien lanes" on FB... www.facebook.com...
	10:15pm miss g: Thank you patrick321, I feel brain dead for not saying the right radio station! I remember when program directors were saying "I'd rather be fired than play the Ramones" and recently friends were texting me "did you know the Ramones were in the recent Spiderman movie" so, just shows you. . .all hail to Meg Griffin.
	10:15pm melinda: If one eats wheat, Montreal bagels are one of the best local things.
	10:17pm TDK60: ..there'd been some good 1970s smaller commercial rock stations that were "progressive", not obnoxious, they faded by the '80s. WYDD fm in Pittsburgh was one. sites.google.com...
	10:17pm listener 126464: WNYU's New Afternoon Show ruled 4-7 pm-ish weekdays (see efd)
	10:18pm DouglasInDallas: Loving the set and back music! 1979 was crazy!
	10:19pm miss g: DouglasInDallas you are giving me a seizure! (no probs!) Go Florida! Go TX!
	10:20pm listener 126464: i'm putting a piece of masking tape over it
	10:20pm northguineahills: There was a Bulgarian Tsar named Aaron (11th c) , that's close to Russian, right?
	10:22pm Marcel M: Dont forget 20 bux gets you in the running for the the Zaxou Bikaye!!!! PLEDGE!!!!
	10:23pm JakeGould: Shout out to the phone roomers!
	10:24pm fleep: I do have a cassette deck (a Denon), what I don't have is a turntable. Guess it's time to go round and round.
	10:26pm patrick321: miss g indeed
	10:26pm TDK60: yes fleep let us proceed round the drummers step by step....
	10:28pm P-90: Vinyl: The Monster That Wouldn’t Die
	🌫 10:30pm krestina: Pet Wedding by Monitor, came out in '79, also
	10:35pm Daniel Blumin: Apologies fer the comments sloth - things heating up in heres! But keep 'em comin! And pledge fer freeform!!!
	10:39pm northguineahills: darn it fleep, I got rid of 9 turntables in the last four years, I would have gladly given one to you (down to just 3, now).
	10:41pm Marcel M: Last chance to get in for the Zazou Bikaye!!!
	10:42pm bill: anybody get stuck in traffic going south on NY route 6 today? That was my car on fire
	10:42pm Marcel M: The fuck. Blumin and his good songs. How does he do it?
	10:43pm miss g: bill, that's terrible! The only time my car caught on fire it was spontaneous combustion in a parking lot. . .
	10:44pm bill: miss g what causes that? Nobody I asked could offer an answer
	10:45pm TDK60: 'twas edgy for then.
	10:46pm northguineahills: bloody feck, bill, I'm hoping it wasn't your car... eeeppp…!!! (ie: a rental), glad you're ok enough to post!
	10:48pm miss g: bill, no one ever gave an answer (or, OK, I was 16 and far from home in a group house parking lot. . .) when I went to the car to go home I looked in the window and said "What is all that white stuff" it was fire extinguishers, and my friends called the fire dept. and they said they had been called in the night to put out a fire. . .freaky, right? But I hope they figure out your modern problem! This was the 70s. . .
	10:49pm miss g: Olga, and Sheila B, well, you are quite something Sheila B! Svetlana B! Go!
	10:49pm Marc15: I went to high school with a girl named Olga. I went to high school in West Orange, New Jersey
	10:49pm P-90: Yes folks, it’s Flamin’ Car Friday
	10:50pm bill: Thanks NGH! my car, not a rental. Happy to pledge, actuall!
	10:50pm listener 126464: way to cause some mayhem
	10:51pm bill: uff da!
	10:52pm miss g: P-90 I have to admit, that this terrible Flaming Car I was in, was my dad's orange pick-up truck, the license plate said "TANSTAAFL" and I had an 8 track player in there where I would play Aerosmith "Rocks". . .so embarrassing. . .
	10:52pm northguineahills: looks out at the driveway, well, my car's still not on fire, phew! watching it like a hawk now @bill: glad you're ok, quintiple, phew! @Daniel and Marcel: will be out for a bit, thanks everyone for pledging for those of us who can't this marathon!
	10:53pm JakeGould: Bringing last week’s comment about 1979 to this playlist: 1979 was the year “Apocalypse Now,” “Alien,” “The Jerk,” “The Warriors,” “Breaking Away” and “Being There” all came out.
	10:53pm listener 126464: Uncle Floyd
	10:54pm P-90: Milos Forman’s movie of the musical “Hair” also came out in 1979. Choreography by Twyla Tharp, whose cred was cresting at that moment.
	10:54pm TDK60: '79, 'My Sharona' by the Knack was No. 1.
	10:55pm miss g: Oh Daniel, you are admitting like me, (with my orange pick-up in 197_) not only "Dukes of Hazzard" but also "CHiPs!" L
	10:56pm miss g: p-90! Twyla Tharp! Reprazent!
	10:57pm JakeGould: Daniel, me and my parents had no shame picking up useful stuff out of the trash as a kid. I mean, all the stores near me were basically junk stores anyway so why not.
	10:57pm bill: Cars and cars and cars drove by while mine was on fire today. I too marveled at the plentitude of the American market. Not to mention the sheriff and fire dept who showed up and took care of business graciously.
	10:57pm miss g: listener 126464 you must have seen the Ramones on Uncle Floyd. . .TDK60, I am not ashamed to say that I own the 45" of "My Sharona" L
	10:58pm Kat in Chicago: At least three of my current pieces of furniture were fished out of Chicago alleys.
	10:58pm Tome: this is Great ! 79 whew what a year ,,,, and a turning point ,, at that time for me too in a good ,, way mostly ... ,. great duo you and Marcel Daniel !
	10:59pm miss g: Kat in Chicago, some of my best times were in Chicago alleys!
	10:59pm listener 126464: i picked up Get the Knack and More Songs About B & F at a record store stop in June, i think of 79
	11:00pm Chop Scott: Wunderschnaps!!
	🌫 11:01pm krestina: Summer '79 was when I first visited NY
	11:03pm rhett: Nice teamwork talking.
	11:03pm listener 126464: los microwaves/our daughter's wedding at dirt club
	11:05pm TDK60: ..digging the latest futuristic '79 sounds; Now, gotta go dream. Best for the 'Thon..
	11:05pm JakeGould: 1979 in music: • Ozzy was kicked out of Black Sabbath. • The Who plays their first show after Keith Moon’s death. • Elton John plays in the U.S.S.R.; first western solo artist. • Sony’s Walkman goes on sale in Japan. • Donna Summer’s year of fame was 1979. • Jello Biafra starts Alternative Tentacles. • Clash’s first show in the U.S. with Bo Diddley opening. • U2 records their first indie single. • Pink Floyd realizes… THE FUCKING WALL MAN!!! • Iron Maiden signs to EMI.
	11:06pm miss g: Chresti/krestina, did you see any shows? (things were expensive. . .OK not like NOW, ha ha!)
	11:07pm miss g: Oh dear, dancing in the Mudd Club to the Flying Lizards. . .I have to pull out that LP to see if "Russia" is on it. . .
	11:07pm P-90: That “My Sharona” was the big single of 79 exemplifies that idea about the turning point the music biz was at. Also similarly important to note: 1979 was the year The Pretenders arrived!
	🌫 11:08pm krestina: My family collected abandoned and thrift store furnishings when we first moved to California
	11:10pm Marcel M: $20 to get in for the SOLID SPACE... its like, one of those records you are supposed to own, or whatever.
	11:10pm JakeGould: Also, one of my favorite neighbor was this woman who lived in a bungalow shack filled to the brim with rescued discarded crap. Nice looking place. Never went in it. Sometimes she would run back into her shack when me and my mom came by and would give me some simple toy—ball or similar—she rescued from a landfill.
	11:10pm miss g: P-90 re: "My Sharona" -- I have to wonder. . .I mean, weren't the charts then, kind of. . a lie? I was always dubious. (I almost said "remember the conspiracy theory that The Knack was The Beatles, but that was Klaatu. . .) and YES for The Pretenders!
	🌫 11:13pm krestina: miss g- we saw Woody Allen at Max's (I think that was the name) I was with my then in-laws
	11:13pm JakeGould: Does Snap’s “I’ve Got the Power” count as a Russian song? That intro. You know.
	11:15pm miss g: re: This Heat -- a friend referenced a recent interview with the surviving members in National Sawdust, but I can't find the link, sorry. . .
	11:16pm P-90: miss g: no, My Sharona was not a “false hit”. Everybody loved it because it’s damn good. But more to the point: it had that “unpretentious”, “back to rock n roll roots” quality that was a guiding aesthetic in the New Wave/Punk/etc trend of that time. It was very influential on bands that were coming up, looking for their first representation and record deals in that period.
	11:17pm JakeGould: @MissG: You mean this piece by WFMU DJ Kurt Gottschalk? nationalsawdust.org...
	11:17pm JakeGould: @MissG: You mean this piece by WFMU DJ Kurt Gottschalk? nationalsawdust.org...
	11:17pm miss g: Daniel, you are reminding me of this darling movie I saw in the past year, it is called (from 1940) "The Foundling" ("Podkidysh:)
	🌫 11:20pm krestina: Were you allowed to dance in ussr?@ DB
	11:21pm miss g: L Yes, Jake Gould, so embarrassed, yes, it is by a WFMU DJ, that link you gave, thanks! (the person was from Italy and so I didn't put it all together.) P-90, "My Sharona" sure, I dig that, as I say, I bought it, I loved that record, even if friends turned up their noses at me. <G>
	11:23pm miss g: krestina, great! I spent many a time at Max's! Daniel, did you see the greatest animation of all time (OK, just my favorite) "The Mitten" "Варежка" by Roman Kachano?
	11:24pm JakeGould: @Krestina: “Dancing in the Soviet Union was probably one of a few officially permitted types of entertainment.” And this… “Each dancing event required an official title explaining the reason why people were dancing there. The explanation should have reflected the latest guidelines from the Central Committee of the Communist Party, or the latest speech of General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev, or some kind of a slogan about benefitting Soviet people’s health.” www.rbth.com...
	🌫 11:29pm krestina: Haha!? Thanks@Jake
	🌫 11:30pm krestina: I'm glad Marcel is here!
	🌫 11:36pm krestina: This is so very outstanding
	🌫 11:37pm krestina: @Bastien
	11:37pm fleep: Star for the Bastien
	11:40pm fleep: Who likes brass stings? We do!
	11:41pm JakeGould: Garnd Prize!!!
	11:43pm Marcel M: we are 95% of the goal you guys
	11:43pm Marcel M: Someone be the hero!
	11:45pm Marcel M: Make a subscription to your own fucking paradise. PLEDGE
	11:46pm miss g: We Can Be Heroes! Just For One Day! Pledge!
	11:47pm JakeGould: Don’t be anti if you can’t be pro!
	11:51pm Undead83: Here I am guys, great show, Erik S. ^^
	11:51pm JakeGould: Devonchka
	11:52pm Devon E. Levins: благодарю вас!
	11:56pm miss g: This track by Natalya Beylis is astounding. . .
	11:57pm Marcel M: shit is 96 % guys the fuck
	🌫 11:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: I tossed in a morsel of a pledge.
	🌫 11:58pm krestina: Thanks Daniil-1oo%!
	11:58pm Daniel Blumin: 136 dollars to go, peoples!!!!!
	11:59pm Marcel M: dudes...the fuck. pledge. this guitar is FAST
	🌫 11:59pm Heavy Chevy: ken sugai emptied me of all my rubles tonight wow xX
	12:02am miss g: Congrats Jeff Studio City! Congrats (mom) no, Michael, Douglas with the seizure image! good!
	12:03am fleep: Super duper, gents, thanks for everything
	12:03am P-90: DasviDaniel!
	12:03am O. Ron Cubbard: ‘79 .. what a year. “half machine lip moves” came out ... and the nurse with wound first album.
	12:05am P-90: 1979: ZuZu jeans introduced
	3:55am Daniel Blumin: Massive thank yous to the live on-air pledgers and the pre-show pledgers! You came through once again and we hit our goal fer the night! Holy mackerel! Keep pledging so we smash the station goal, peoples! Tanks to Marcel M fer co-hosting, John Godbert for the fantastic Your Song, My Foot Vol. III drawing and all the lovely artists contributing tracks!!! All hail!

Daniel Blumin: Playlist from March 15, 2019

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The run-around drill sergeant of love meets the freeform radio nurse in an international popularity crisis. Twang, dub, noise, rockers, aliens, drum machines, foreigners, imported goods, songs, rumbles, hollers, blips and squiggles, along with an occasional musical number.

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March 15, 2019: WFMU Marathon Show #2 w/ Marcel M!

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2019 makes it 40 years since my family skidded onto the tarmac at JFK. 'Twas the culmination of a disorienting 15-month long emigration process from the U.S.S.R with stops in Austria and Italy along the way. Remembering this anniversary also made me think of 1979 in another way - as a year in which so many phenomenal debut albums came into existence (Unknown Pleasures! A Trip to Marineville! This Heat!). And this, freeformists, is how my 2019 WFMU premium was born!

With all material recorded especially for this compilation, Your Song, My Foot! Volume III: The 1979 Edition is brimming with cover versions and re-imaginings of tracks found on some of the killerest debut LP's of 1979! On cassette for extra wow and flutter, the premium comes with a download code for those in love with modern living!

The crackerjack artists doing the covering include:
Phew, Tomutonttu, Stuart Chalmers, The Righteous Yeah (Michael Morley of the Dead C), Ed Bear, Mike Cooper, German Army, Natalia Beylis, Strotter Inst., Storm Bugs, The Dead Mauriacs, Infinite Article (Robert Horton & Edward Guerriero), The Pheromoans, and Richard Thomas!

The humdinger of a cover drawing is by John Godbert, the very same artist who drew the cover of The Fall's 1979 seminal debut LP - Live at the Witch Trials! John says, "It’s based on a wooden statue of a female figure that was found in a loch in the Scottish Highlands in the 19th century. She was a goddess who protected the loch & turned out to be 5,000 yrs old. This is very “Witch Trials” related, & MES would have liked it."

More than much gratitude to John and all of the musicians for their wunderschnapps contributions!!!

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Tom Verlaine	Breakin' My Heart "Breakin' My Heart" by "Tom Verlaine"	Tom Verlaine	Elektra	1979	LP		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Wire	The 15th "The 15th" by "Wire"	154	Harvest	1979	LP		0:06:39 (Pop-up)
The Fall	Frightened "Frightened" by "The Fall"	Live At The Witch Trials	I.R.S.	1979	LP		0:09:23 (Pop-up)

Thomas Leer	Private Plane "Private Plane" by "Thomas Leer"	Private Plane / International 12" EP [re-issue]	Dark Entries	2015	12"	Pledge 20 bux and get in the running fer this great 12"! Originally out in '78...	0:23:45 (Pop-up)
Thomas Leer & Robert Rental	Day Breaks, Night Heals	The Bridge	Industrial	1979	LP		0:26:46 (Pop-up)

Poison Girls	Ideologically Unsound	Hex	Small Wonder	1979	12"		0:39:15 (Pop-up)
Voigt 465	Voices A Drama "Voices A Drama" by "Voigt 465"	Slights Still Unspoken	Mental Experience	2017		'79	0:42:48 (Pop-up)
Swell Maps	Spitfire Parade "Spitfire Parade" by "Swell Maps"	A Trip to Marineville	Rather	1979	LP		0:45:14 (Pop-up)

Ed Bear	Various Times "Various Times" by "Ed Bear"	Your Song My Foot, Vol. 3	WFMU	2019		Pledge 75 dollars and my premium is yours! Chock fulla covers of trax from debut albums released in 1979!	1:00:01 (Pop-up)
A Certain Ratio	Do the Du (Casse)	ACR: Set	Mute	2018		Pledge 20 bux and get in the running fer this dubble LP! (Track originally from '81)	1:03:31 (Pop-up)
Snakefinger	The Model "The Model" by "Snakefinger"	Chewing Hides The Sound	Ralph	1979	LP		1:06:13 (Pop-up)

Storm Bugs	Full Moon in my Pocket (Tail Light)	Your Song My Foot, Vol. 3	WFMU	2019		Pledge 75 dollars and my premium is yours! Chock fulla covers of trax from debut albums released in 1979!	1:22:13 (Pop-up)
This Heat	24 Track Loop "24 Track Loop" by "This Heat"	This Heat	Piano	1979			1:31:26 (Pop-up)
Fad Gadget	Back to Nature "Back to Nature" by "Fad Gadget"	Bacak to Nature	Mute	1979	7"		1:37:39 (Pop-up)

Solid Space	Tenth Planet "Tenth Planet" by "Solid Space"	Space Museum	Dark Entries	2017	LP	Pledge 20 bux and get in the running fer this wunderschnapps LP orig out in '82!	1:59:48 (Pop-up)
The Flying Lizards	Russia "Russia" by "The Flying Lizards"	The Flying Lizards	Virgin	1979	LP		2:02:23 (Pop-up)
Notorische Reflexe	Brejnev Rap "Brejnev Rap" by "Notorische Reflexe"	Brejnev Rap	NDA	1983	7"		2:08:35 (Pop-up)
Boris Savelyev / Mikhail Plyatskovskiy	Tanzuyte Sidya (Танцуйте сидя)	Танцуйте сидя - Песни для детей на стихи М. Пляцковского	Melodiya	1985	LP	vocals: Vladimir Vinokur	2:13:51 (Pop-up)

Gen Ken & Julian Cartwright	High Pressure Days	High Pressure Days + Kitchen Motors	A.T.M.O.T.W.	2019	Cassette	Get in the running fer this edition of 2 cassettes! 75 dollar pledge also gets you my premium!	2:29:13 (Pop-up)
Pierre Bastien	May Yam "May Yam" by "Pierre Bastien"	The Mecanocentric Worlds Of Pierre Bastien	Discrepant	2017	LP	Part of the Discrepant LP garnd prize!!!	2:32:45 (Pop-up)
The Dead Mauriacs	Chalet Polynésien À Pignon Pour Séjour-Club (excerpt)	Beauté Des Mirages	Discrepant	2017	LP	Part of the Discrepant LP garnd prize!!!	2:38:03 (Pop-up)
Ken Sugai	間弐 Awai Ni "間弐 Awai Ni" by "Ken Sugai"	Tele-N-Tech-Da	Discrepant	2018	LP	Part of the Discrepant LP garnd prize!!!	2:39:34 (Pop-up)
Crass	Demoncrats "Demoncrats" by "Crass"	Stations Of The Crass	Crass	1979	LP		2:42:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Natalia Beylis	Demoncrats "Demoncrats" by "Natalia Beylis"	Your Song My Foot, Vol. 3	WFMU	2019			2:53:57 (Pop-up)
High Rise	Turn You Cry "Turn You Cry" by "High Rise"	II	Blank Editions	2018	LP	20 bux and this could be yours! Reish of '86 LP...	2:55:13 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🌫 9:02pm chresti: Hello!
	9:03pm John from Florham Park: Hello chresti
	9:03pm Marcel M: YOOOOOOOOOOO> PLEDGE!!!!
	9:04pm Marcel M: Don't do like the song and be breaking my heart. Pledge to Mr. Blumin!
	9:07pm northguineahills: @chresti: I thought you were from San Gabriel, not LA (not stalking, but attentive during the marathon...;)
	🌫 9:08pm chresti: I live in SG and work in LA @ngh-
	9:08pm diciassette: Hello from Capitol Corridor train 540. 1979 rules.
	🌫 9:09pm chresti: Hello John
	9:09pm Chop Scott: Cheers to my favorite Brothers on the air!
	9:10pm Marcel M: MR CHOP!
	9:12pm TomDash: 1979!!! Angry Angles do a great cover of the 15th!
	9:12pm Marcel M: better than them and he thinks hes the best
	🌫 9:14pm chresti: It's 1979, okay?
	9:17pm diciassette: Little Nemo also did it.
	9:17pm northguineahills: I feel like Marcel has been here all day,,,
	9:18pm John from Florham Park: What’s up chresti
	9:21pm northguineahills: I have a dual cassette deck, three walkmen, and a boombox cassette player...
	9:23pm John from Florham Park: @NGH hello how is the job hunting going
	9:23pm P-90: Very nice drawing! The image looked familiar...I realize now because I studied the Celtic carved figure in school.
	9:24pm John from Florham Park: @NGH the DJs have put in a lot of hours
	🌫 9:24pm chresti: My cassette player is out of order, waiting for repair. I'm in between old and really old
	9:24pm diciassette: I have a Nak that flips the cassette around and it’s like totally tired of doing that.
	9:25pm Marcel M: $20 to get into the running for this Thomas Leer!!!!
	9:25pm TDK60: Tapes?
	9:26pm northguineahills: @John: I'm not expecting any news until next week..., thanks for asking... TDK might know a thing or eight about tapes....
	9:26pm John from Florham Park: @chresti as long as you are young at heart your ok
	9:27pm patrick321: Daniel really loved tonight's opening! Verlaine/Wire/Fall brings back my well-spent youth.
	9:27pm John from Florham Park: @NGH I noticed a lot of people on the chat board knew a lot if things
	9:28pm Marcel M: It was quite an opening indeed. Did I mention only 20 bux gets you in the running for the Thomas Leer 12"???
	9:29pm fleep: Good evening to Daniel and Marcel and all you wonderful pledgers
	9:30pm P-90: I vividly remember 1979 as a pivotal year for pop music in the US.
	9:30pm Daniel Blumin: All hail, freeformists!!! Pledge to keep the Friday night wunderschnapps, y'all!!!!
	9:30pm P-90: Yo fleep
	9:30pm John from Florham Park: P-90 why it went all corporate that year?
	9:33pm northguineahills: I vividly remember 1979 as the year I reached 3' tall and moved to Bethesda MD.
	9:33pm John from Florham Park: I started high school that year
	9:34pm yippie: is ken a cossack?
	9:36pm TDK60: ('78 was energetic too..)
	9:37pm miss g: It's "girls night" so the show is "To Wong Foo With Love, Julie Newmar" (not from 1979) but I realized it was after 9 PM so I turned on internet. I "collude" with all pledgers! Go go go! 1979 was a very special year for me. Can't even pick a favorite song.
	9:37pm John from Florham Park: TDK60 I was in 8th grade that year
	9:38pm P-90: @John from FP: 1979 was the year it became clear that the pop/rock styles that had prevailed through the 70s were indeed about to yield in a big way to the influence of New Wave/Punk/other stuff, and Disco (still very big in 79) was also about to yield to (what became) Hip Hop. These things were already looming pre-79, and the evolution certainly continued after, but 79 itself felt pivotal.
	9:39pm northguineahills: is that Kristina w/ a "K" in the Latin alphabet? (Daniel, give the pledgers Cyrillic names! ie: Kristina = Кристина
	9:40pm John from Florham Park: P-90 ok I never ever got into disco and just loved rock music and was not into freeform until I got the iPhone and started listening to all these wonderful stations
	9:41pm P-90: “Cyrillicize me, Baby”
	9:42pm Marcel M: Oh shit, poison girls
	9:42pm Stepchild: oh hey folks! Happy Marathon to All & Sundry. Strong 1979 debut: Charles Amirkhanian
	9:42pm TDK60: it would be interesting if someone had tapes of WFMU shows round '78- '80.
	9:42pm JakeGould: Daniel and Marcel sharing time on Shabbos? Now that is a spicy meatball! Abondanza!
	9:43pm Marcel M: @Jake: haha
	9:44pm John from Florham Park: TDK60 would prove to be interesting listening
	9:47pm TomDash: Yes! Was waiting for Swell Maps! great show, Daniel - 1979! Good luck raising the $$$
	9:51pm melinda: hi all
	9:51pm P-90: TDK: in 79 WFMU was one of those stations over at the end of the dial, along with the Fordham U station and the Seton Hall U station, where you went to hear all this new music that was happening. The middle of the dial was still largely Fleetwood Mac, Eagles, Police etc, and several dedicated Disco stations, if you can imagine that.
	9:52pm John from Florham Park: Hey Melinda
	9:53pm melinda: hi john
	9:54pm BriGuidry: just made an online pledge !!! Love your show Daniel
	9:54pm John from Florham Park: @P-90 I heard about the freeform stations but was still into WNEWFM and just never went there
	9:54pm krestina: Thanks TDKsky, for asking the k question
	9:54pm patrick321: P-90 sounds like you spent some time in NJ back then. Radio was pretty terrible but compared to today's commercial radio possibly not that bad.
	9:55pm TDK60: P90- yeah, it was similar in other cities.
	9:55pm John from Florham Park: P-90 WFUV is dead to me now I hope they rot in hell for what they tried to do to this station
	9:55pm krestina: And ngh-sky
	9:56pm miss g: P90 what year was I listening to a somewhat "New Wave-ish" WPLJ? Was it 1980? I thought it was '79. . .
	9:56pm John from Florham Park: @patrick WDHA was a pretty good station then
	9:56pm krestina: Oopsky!
	9:57pm P-90: oatrick321: New York actually; you gotta remember that the key metropolitan NY radio market was part of the area these stations covered.
	9:57pm John from Florham Park: @miss g wplj still played some classic stuff not as much as WNEWFM
	9:58pm patrick321: miss g 78-9 PLJ had a moment. Meg Griffin was there I think.
	9:58pm miss g: Marcel are you referring to The Master and Margarita (Russian: Мастер и Маргарита)?
	9:59pm northguineahills: @krestina: That's Severnaya Gvineya (Северная Гвинея) to you :)
	9:59pm patrick321: P-90 I understand the coverage but I lived in soho at that time I it was very heard to get wfmu there. I did much better in my car in NJ
	9:59pm John from Florham Park: @patrick meglass deep tracks on xfm satellite radio
	10:00pm Marcel M: @miss G: I'm not sure what you are referring to.. but.. that is one of my favorite books!
	10:00pm John from Florham Park: Or should I say meg griffin
	10:00pm miss g: Hi JohnFP and patrick321 -- I worked at night in, what was it, yeah, fall 1979 and I think I listened to Meg Griffin play some sort of (what I would call) decent music on PLJ. . .
	10:01pm Marcel M: DUDES. 20 Bux for this A CERTAIN RATIO!!! PLEDGEEEEEE
	10:01pm miss g: Marcel, maybe it was Daniel who changed a pledge person's name to Margarita! A friend gave that to me as my name is a form of Margaret. It is a great work of art.
	10:02pm northguineahills: I somehow djed the same show as Martin Mascrop (ACR), I had no idea until I showed up (13 years ago).
	10:03pm Marcel M: It is an amazing book. I've been thinking of rereading it lately
	10:04pm northguineahills: Ack, I was outside in my garden, and missed Ed Bear, he's and old friend of mine!
	🌫 10:04pm krestina: Topological Lies, by the Eyes, was from 1979
	10:04pm miss g: Marcel, I know someone who did a theater production of The Master and Margarita in the past years or so. I imagine it was fantastic!
	10:04pm fleep: Done and done, bring on the fun.
	10:06pm miss g: When I saw A Certain Ration I thought my head would explode. . .
	10:07pm miss g: (clearly my head did explode by the evidence of that typo, A Certain Ratio)
	10:09pm Tee Ess: Hooray Philip Lithman!
	10:10pm listener 126464: PIX Penthouse Party
	10:10pm melinda: Daniel I like your child haircut. Special variant of the 70s bowl.
	10:10pm miss g: Tee Ess, I'm such an idiot, I did not know what year Snakefinger was born in, and I did not know he was born in London!
	10:11pm northguineahills: I forgot how rich 1979 was for debut albums, I can think of a half-dozen + off the top of my head.
	10:12pm miss g: THANK YOU listener 126464, I am trying to do too many things at once. How could I not say WPIX?! No offense, WFMU. . .
	10:12pm TDK60: most of the great stuff was happening apart from the charts..
	10:12pm patrick321: I did a bit of web search and it was actually WPIX-102 that had meg griffin in 1979, which I recall as a definite eparture from the prevailing FM playlist.
	10:13pm northguineahills: Not related to anything, but Beto O'Rourke just put GBV's "alien lanes" on FB... www.facebook.com...
	10:15pm miss g: Thank you patrick321, I feel brain dead for not saying the right radio station! I remember when program directors were saying "I'd rather be fired than play the Ramones" and recently friends were texting me "did you know the Ramones were in the recent Spiderman movie" so, just shows you. . .all hail to Meg Griffin.
	10:15pm melinda: If one eats wheat, Montreal bagels are one of the best local things.
	10:17pm TDK60: ..there'd been some good 1970s smaller commercial rock stations that were "progressive", not obnoxious, they faded by the '80s. WYDD fm in Pittsburgh was one. sites.google.com...
	10:17pm listener 126464: WNYU's New Afternoon Show ruled 4-7 pm-ish weekdays (see efd)
	10:18pm DouglasInDallas: Loving the set and back music! 1979 was crazy!
	10:19pm miss g: DouglasInDallas you are giving me a seizure! (no probs!) Go Florida! Go TX!
	10:20pm listener 126464: i'm putting a piece of masking tape over it
	10:20pm northguineahills: There was a Bulgarian Tsar named Aaron (11th c) , that's close to Russian, right?
	10:22pm Marcel M: Dont forget 20 bux gets you in the running for the the Zaxou Bikaye!!!! PLEDGE!!!!
	10:23pm JakeGould: Shout out to the phone roomers!
	10:24pm fleep: I do have a cassette deck (a Denon), what I don't have is a turntable. Guess it's time to go round and round.
	10:26pm patrick321: miss g indeed
	10:26pm TDK60: yes fleep let us proceed round the drummers step by step....
	10:28pm P-90: Vinyl: The Monster That Wouldn’t Die
	🌫 10:30pm krestina: Pet Wedding by Monitor, came out in '79, also
	10:35pm Daniel Blumin: Apologies fer the comments sloth - things heating up in heres! But keep 'em comin! And pledge fer freeform!!!
	10:39pm northguineahills: darn it fleep, I got rid of 9 turntables in the last four years, I would have gladly given one to you (down to just 3, now).
	10:41pm Marcel M: Last chance to get in for the Zazou Bikaye!!!
	10:42pm bill: anybody get stuck in traffic going south on NY route 6 today? That was my car on fire
	10:42pm Marcel M: The fuck. Blumin and his good songs. How does he do it?
	10:43pm miss g: bill, that's terrible! The only time my car caught on fire it was spontaneous combustion in a parking lot. . .
	10:44pm bill: miss g what causes that? Nobody I asked could offer an answer
	10:45pm TDK60: 'twas edgy for then.
	10:46pm northguineahills: bloody feck, bill, I'm hoping it wasn't your car... eeeppp…!!! (ie: a rental), glad you're ok enough to post!
	10:48pm miss g: bill, no one ever gave an answer (or, OK, I was 16 and far from home in a group house parking lot. . .) when I went to the car to go home I looked in the window and said "What is all that white stuff" it was fire extinguishers, and my friends called the fire dept. and they said they had been called in the night to put out a fire. . .freaky, right? But I hope they figure out your modern problem! This was the 70s. . .
	10:49pm miss g: Olga, and Sheila B, well, you are quite something Sheila B! Svetlana B! Go!
	10:49pm Marc15: I went to high school with a girl named Olga. I went to high school in West Orange, New Jersey
	10:49pm P-90: Yes folks, it’s Flamin’ Car Friday
	10:50pm bill: Thanks NGH! my car, not a rental. Happy to pledge, actuall!
	10:50pm listener 126464: way to cause some mayhem
	10:51pm bill: uff da!
	10:52pm miss g: P-90 I have to admit, that this terrible Flaming Car I was in, was my dad's orange pick-up truck, the license plate said "TANSTAAFL" and I had an 8 track player in there where I would play Aerosmith "Rocks". . .so embarrassing. . .
	10:52pm northguineahills: looks out at the driveway, well, my car's still not on fire, phew! watching it like a hawk now @bill: glad you're ok, quintiple, phew! @Daniel and Marcel: will be out for a bit, thanks everyone for pledging for those of us who can't this marathon!
	10:53pm JakeGould: Bringing last week’s comment about 1979 to this playlist: 1979 was the year “Apocalypse Now,” “Alien,” “The Jerk,” “The Warriors,” “Breaking Away” and “Being There” all came out.
	10:53pm listener 126464: Uncle Floyd
	10:54pm P-90: Milos Forman’s movie of the musical “Hair” also came out in 1979. Choreography by Twyla Tharp, whose cred was cresting at that moment.
	10:54pm TDK60: '79, 'My Sharona' by the Knack was No. 1.
	10:55pm miss g: Oh Daniel, you are admitting like me, (with my orange pick-up in 197_) not only "Dukes of Hazzard" but also "CHiPs!" L
	10:56pm miss g: p-90! Twyla Tharp! Reprazent!
	10:57pm JakeGould: Daniel, me and my parents had no shame picking up useful stuff out of the trash as a kid. I mean, all the stores near me were basically junk stores anyway so why not.
	10:57pm bill: Cars and cars and cars drove by while mine was on fire today. I too marveled at the plentitude of the American market. Not to mention the sheriff and fire dept who showed up and took care of business graciously.
	10:57pm miss g: listener 126464 you must have seen the Ramones on Uncle Floyd. . .TDK60, I am not ashamed to say that I own the 45" of "My Sharona" L
	10:58pm Kat in Chicago: At least three of my current pieces of furniture were fished out of Chicago alleys.
	10:58pm Tome: this is Great ! 79 whew what a year ,,,, and a turning point ,, at that time for me too in a good ,, way mostly ... ,. great duo you and Marcel Daniel !
	10:59pm miss g: Kat in Chicago, some of my best times were in Chicago alleys!
	10:59pm listener 126464: i picked up Get the Knack and More Songs About B & F at a record store stop in June, i think of 79
	11:00pm Chop Scott: Wunderschnaps!!
	🌫 11:01pm krestina: Summer '79 was when I first visited NY
	11:03pm rhett: Nice teamwork talking.
	11:03pm listener 126464: los microwaves/our daughter's wedding at dirt club
	11:05pm TDK60: ..digging the latest futuristic '79 sounds; Now, gotta go dream. Best for the 'Thon..
	11:05pm JakeGould: 1979 in music: • Ozzy was kicked out of Black Sabbath. • The Who plays their first show after Keith Moon’s death. • Elton John plays in the U.S.S.R.; first western solo artist. • Sony’s Walkman goes on sale in Japan. • Donna Summer’s year of fame was 1979. • Jello Biafra starts Alternative Tentacles. • Clash’s first show in the U.S. with Bo Diddley opening. • U2 records their first indie single. • Pink Floyd realizes… THE FUCKING WALL MAN!!! • Iron Maiden signs to EMI.
	11:06pm miss g: Chresti/krestina, did you see any shows? (things were expensive. . .OK not like NOW, ha ha!)
	11:07pm miss g: Oh dear, dancing in the Mudd Club to the Flying Lizards. . .I have to pull out that LP to see if "Russia" is on it. . .
	11:07pm P-90: That “My Sharona” was the big single of 79 exemplifies that idea about the turning point the music biz was at. Also similarly important to note: 1979 was the year The Pretenders arrived!
	🌫 11:08pm krestina: My family collected abandoned and thrift store furnishings when we first moved to California
	11:10pm Marcel M: $20 to get in for the SOLID SPACE... its like, one of those records you are supposed to own, or whatever.
	11:10pm JakeGould: Also, one of my favorite neighbor was this woman who lived in a bungalow shack filled to the brim with rescued discarded crap. Nice looking place. Never went in it. Sometimes she would run back into her shack when me and my mom came by and would give me some simple toy—ball or similar—she rescued from a landfill.
	11:10pm miss g: P-90 re: "My Sharona" -- I have to wonder. . .I mean, weren't the charts then, kind of. . a lie? I was always dubious. (I almost said "remember the conspiracy theory that The Knack was The Beatles, but that was Klaatu. . .) and YES for The Pretenders!
	🌫 11:13pm krestina: miss g- we saw Woody Allen at Max's (I think that was the name) I was with my then in-laws
	11:13pm JakeGould: Does Snap’s “I’ve Got the Power” count as a Russian song? That intro. You know.
	11:15pm miss g: re: This Heat -- a friend referenced a recent interview with the surviving members in National Sawdust, but I can't find the link, sorry. . .
	11:16pm P-90: miss g: no, My Sharona was not a “false hit”. Everybody loved it because it’s damn good. But more to the point: it had that “unpretentious”, “back to rock n roll roots” quality that was a guiding aesthetic in the New Wave/Punk/etc trend of that time. It was very influential on bands that were coming up, looking for their first representation and record deals in that period.
	11:17pm JakeGould: @MissG: You mean this piece by WFMU DJ Kurt Gottschalk? nationalsawdust.org...
	11:17pm JakeGould: @MissG: You mean this piece by WFMU DJ Kurt Gottschalk? nationalsawdust.org...
	11:17pm miss g: Daniel, you are reminding me of this darling movie I saw in the past year, it is called (from 1940) "The Foundling" ("Podkidysh:)
	🌫 11:20pm krestina: Were you allowed to dance in ussr?@ DB
	11:21pm miss g: L Yes, Jake Gould, so embarrassed, yes, it is by a WFMU DJ, that link you gave, thanks! (the person was from Italy and so I didn't put it all together.) P-90, "My Sharona" sure, I dig that, as I say, I bought it, I loved that record, even if friends turned up their noses at me. <G>
	11:23pm miss g: krestina, great! I spent many a time at Max's! Daniel, did you see the greatest animation of all time (OK, just my favorite) "The Mitten" "Варежка" by Roman Kachano?
	11:24pm JakeGould: @Krestina: “Dancing in the Soviet Union was probably one of a few officially permitted types of entertainment.” And this… “Each dancing event required an official title explaining the reason why people were dancing there. The explanation should have reflected the latest guidelines from the Central Committee of the Communist Party, or the latest speech of General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev, or some kind of a slogan about benefitting Soviet people’s health.” www.rbth.com...
	🌫 11:29pm krestina: Haha!? Thanks@Jake
	🌫 11:30pm krestina: I'm glad Marcel is here!
	🌫 11:36pm krestina: This is so very outstanding
	🌫 11:37pm krestina: @Bastien
	11:37pm fleep: Star for the Bastien
	11:40pm fleep: Who likes brass stings? We do!
	11:41pm JakeGould: Garnd Prize!!!
	11:43pm Marcel M: we are 95% of the goal you guys
	11:43pm Marcel M: Someone be the hero!
	11:45pm Marcel M: Make a subscription to your own fucking paradise. PLEDGE
	11:46pm miss g: We Can Be Heroes! Just For One Day! Pledge!
	11:47pm JakeGould: Don’t be anti if you can’t be pro!
	11:51pm Undead83: Here I am guys, great show, Erik S. ^^
	11:51pm JakeGould: Devonchka
	11:52pm Devon E. Levins: благодарю вас!
	11:56pm miss g: This track by Natalya Beylis is astounding. . .
	11:57pm Marcel M: shit is 96 % guys the fuck
	🌫 11:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: I tossed in a morsel of a pledge.
	🌫 11:58pm krestina: Thanks Daniil-1oo%!
	11:58pm Daniel Blumin: 136 dollars to go, peoples!!!!!
	11:59pm Marcel M: dudes...the fuck. pledge. this guitar is FAST
	🌫 11:59pm Heavy Chevy: ken sugai emptied me of all my rubles tonight wow xX
	12:02am miss g: Congrats Jeff Studio City! Congrats (mom) no, Michael, Douglas with the seizure image! good!
	12:03am fleep: Super duper, gents, thanks for everything
	12:03am P-90: DasviDaniel!
	12:03am O. Ron Cubbard: ‘79 .. what a year. “half machine lip moves” came out ... and the nurse with wound first album.
	12:05am P-90: 1979: ZuZu jeans introduced
	3:55am Daniel Blumin: Massive thank yous to the live on-air pledgers and the pre-show pledgers! You came through once again and we hit our goal fer the night! Holy mackerel! Keep pledging so we smash the station goal, peoples! Tanks to Marcel M fer co-hosting, John Godbert for the fantastic Your Song, My Foot Vol. III drawing and all the lovely artists contributing tracks!!! All hail!

Daniel Blumin: Playlist from March 15, 2019

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