WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from April 1, 2020

Listener comments!
	6:58pm LambdaCalculus: Heya Gary!
	6:59pm Gary: Lambda-C!
	7:01pm LambdaCalculus: How's quarantined life?
	7:02pm Gary: It's increasingly weird, but okay, ultimately. How are you holding up?
	🇰🇷 7:02pm chresti: Hi the Bodegas and Gary! Hi Lambda!
	7:04pm LambdaCalculus: Heya chresti! Doing work from home, gardening, reading, and lots of cooking!
	7:04pm TDK60: Hello Gary and Bodegans. My attention will be divided for a while here between a news show, this show and an article to read. 3-way brain...
	7:04pm LambdaCalculus: I miss all my favorite NYC haunts!
	7:04pm LambdaCalculus: I want to go to Renee's in Woodside again so damn bad!
	7:05pm Carmichael: Heya Gary, long time no hear!
	7:06pm Gary: Hey there, Chresti, TDK, and Carmichael!
	7:07pm LambdaCalculus: Sounds like the audio is cutting off a bit.
	7:07pm Cmurtha: Howdy everyone
	7:08pm Gary: Cmurtha!
	7:08pm TDK60: ..increasingly weird is right Gary. Biggest problem for me so far is inside my head.
	7:08pm Gary: How's the sound now?
	7:08pm LambdaCalculus: Found the problem: my stream stopped.
	7:09pm LambdaCalculus: Audacious had crashed.
	7:09pm TDK60: Gary, you're in Queens?
	7:10pm Gary: Yes, Astoria! Where are you, TDK?
	7:10pm Carmichael: Lambda, you're not quarantined?
	7:11pm ParUbi: Good evening, everyone! Hi, Gary!
	7:12pm TDK60: Gary, Hudson Heights part of Washington Heights, north Manhattan for those not in NYC. I have a view of the George Washington Bridge, the Hudson River and Fort Lee, NJ.
	🇰🇷 7:12pm chresti: Who's the bird flipping mama?
	7:12pm LambdaCalculus: Carmichael, I am quarantined. I live in Jersey.
	7:12pm Gary: Brigitte Fontaine, the woman singing!
	7:13pm Gary: You must be seeing less traffic, TDK -- I'm right near the RFK, and noticing a lot less traffic these days
	7:13pm ParUbi: I love this, she's great
	7:14pm Carmichael: Information released today indicates that one third of our confirmed COVID cases trace back to church gatherings.
	7:14pm Gary: ParUbi!
	7:15pm TDK60: Gary, on the GW Bridge? Yes, lots less traffic. But still lots of trucks delivering across the country. Hats off to them,
	7:16pm ParUbi: Some intense DAF
	7:17pm Carmichael: Just checking, Lambda. Making sure we all suffer equally :)
	7:17pm LambdaCalculus: There is very little traffic even in my town. I went for a morning walk today to get a little exercise in and the main road was deathly quiet.
	🇰🇷 7:18pm chresti: Yes. Nice selections.
	7:19pm ParUbi: The air hasn't been this clean in Pittsburgh in quite some time
	7:19pm TDK60: Par Ubi - Pburgh! which part?
	7:21pm ParUbi: I'm under the east end, south of Greenfield
	7:22pm ParUbi: Have you been?
	7:23pm TDK60: Yeh ParUbi, I used to live near the city, an hour away, so am familiar..
	7:24pm Carmichael: The rush hour here is now ancient history.
	7:24pm ParUbi: I used to live on Doug Schulkind's street, but I didn't listen to FMU when I lived there
	7:25pm Marcel M: Hello all
	7:25pm Gary: A big inspiration of mine, William Helmreich, who wrote The New York Nobody Knows: Walking 6000 Miles in the City, died of COVID-19: www.nytimes.com...
	7:26pm Gary: Hi, Marcel!
	🇰🇷 7:26pm chresti: I know, the last two weeks I worked, it took a lot less time to get there@Carmichael
	7:28pm LambdaCalculus: That's really sad about William Helmreich. I read his book years ago. :(
	7:30pm Marcel M: Damn this is fucking sick. Picked a good time to roll a joint.
	🇰🇷 7:31pm chresti: TDK60- this pandemic thing is doing a number on my head
	7:31pm doctorjazz: Hi, Gary and shoppers!
	7:32pm TDK60: Chresti, thanks for saying. Me too. How do you cope?
	🇰🇷 7:32pm chresti: Perfect time for that Marcel!
	7:32pm Gary: Dr. Jazz!
	7:32pm LambdaCalculus: Marcel, got any to spare? :P
	🇰🇷 7:34pm chresti: Sometimes I cope better than othertimes, TDK60
	7:35pm TDK60: Yeh Marcel, I'm running out, don't know what to do, yet.. (Like Commander Cody sang, "Down To Seeds And Stems Again." Almost...hee.)
	7:35pm Marcel M: @Lambda: I do and wish I could!
	7:36pm northguineahills: Thanks for my sndtrk for my daily constitution.
	7:37pm TDK60: Chresti, I've been writing myself notes: not to lose my temper, use humor, take deep-slow breaths. And try to get a walk while I can. More reading and movies, and playin' guitar.
	🇰🇷 7:38pm chresti: WFMU is a constant companion, that helps for sure. Along with the thing Marcel's lighting up.
	7:39pm Gary: NGH!
	7:41pm TDK60: I think I told you Chresti but I've been taking midnight walks in order to better avoid people. It's been surreal, the city almost empty. Thanks to my two neighborhood bodegas (Arab-run) that are open all night.
	7:42pm ParUbi: The knots that tie the community together
	7:44pm Marcel M: Booze helps as well.. I just fear the gout now.
	7:46pm Webhamster Henry: Got any TP in this Bodega?
	7:46pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy
	7:46pm Webhamster Henry: Wasn't Comme A La Radio Dave Mandl's theme song? ... it was SOMEones!
	7:47pm TDK60: ...one of my bodegas even has its sandwich deli open late. A true sign of Civilization: sandwiches.
	7:48pm Gary: Webhamster H! Phillippe B! Yes, we have no TP, we have no TP today
	🇰🇷 7:49pm chresti: I haven't ventured outside that much since the last day I worked, last week. I went to the Punjabi market, once, that's it,TDK60 I've heard pickle juice/apple cider vinegar, helps gout, Marcel.
	7:49pm northguineahills: Haven't heard this Fontaine album....
	7:51pm Gary: It's a great one, NGH
	7:51pm northguineahills: I've gotten to the point that I'm at a Food Network kitchen challenge to see what food I can make for how cheaply I can make it, b/c the question is, booze or food. I have a job ready to start, and potentially a real one, but... nothing is going to start any time soon....
	7:51pm Webhamster Henry: so @ngh, how did the census go? How many did you count?
	7:53pm northguineahills: It's postponed indefinitely, Henry. I just got an an email from the FL Dept of Agriculture asking me to sign a shit ton of docs, so I guess that interview went well.
	🇰🇷 7:55pm chresti: I saw some tp on e-bay, 12 rolls for $79,or something like that.
	7:56pm LambdaCalculus: My landlord is letting rent slide for now, it seems.
	7:57pm Webhamster Henry: Jobs, I remember them! My landlord cut my rent in half - but I had already pid it, so .. I get a month off.
	7:57pm northguineahills: Listen to podcasts, wfmu. Apply to jobs. Watch dumb British comedies. My landlord is foregoing rent until everything is back to normal.
	7:58pm LambdaCalculus: Cooking, playing Super Famicom and PlayStation, gardening, reading my urban history books, listening to music, reading blogs, talking to friends online.
	7:58pm TDK60: I wear 2 bandannas and rubber gloves on my walks. When I get home, throw the gloves away, wash the bandannas right away. // Our landlord wants April rent. (!)
	🇰🇷 7:59pm WR: speaking of census, I've not done that yet. No real reason except generally being pissed off at the executive branch and becoming numb to the constant barrage of emails from the dems and lib lefties orgs that I've supported in the past desperate calls to action and donation requests. and my usual habit of putting off paper work to the last minute.
	8:01pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Gary. Aside from the usual stuff, I've been working on various video projects - by myself.
	8:01pm Webhamster Henry: The census ethnicity section is especially offensive.
	8:01pm Gary: WR! Franco T!
	8:02pm still b/p: Sipping a cup of hostili-tea: Scurvy gouging product-sellers should all be shunned or exiled, and I hope their own finances somehow collapse or get damaged for a long, long time. Sorry to bring more bad downer news from the crazy downer-laden world....if it is still fresh news: Adam Schlesinger of Fountains of Wayne -- dead of COVID 19 complications.
	8:04pm TDK60: Unfamiliar with Brigitte Fontaine. Are you doing a B.F. segment tonight Gary?
	8:04pm Gary: I've been working a lot, and I need to start some sort of non-work-related, non-DJ project. Still B/P!
	8:04pm Franco Twinkie: WR, me too! That's my approach to paperwork in normal times, but now I'm thinking, who the hell cares about this shit?
	8:05pm Gary: TDK: I've done B.F. set in the past, just versions of/nods to her comme a la radio
	8:05pm Cmurtha: My days are very much the same as they were before. Working on the diss, today was spent painting miniatures which was lovely. @north I am so sorry to hear that, hopefully things turn around soon, though from anything I've heard or seen the governor of Florida is being particularly stupid about this.
	8:09pm zzmm: hi gary, no theme random show today? still sounds good tho.
	8:10pm spodiodi: aloha, Gary and company. to your health! thanks for the show!
	8:10pm Franco Twinkie: still b/p, That is sad. Yesterday they were playing Fountains of Wayne on KCRW. The DJ was trying to be hopeful about his situation, but alas...
	🇰🇷 8:10pm WR: WH Henry, recently looked for some census numbers and I looked at wikipedia pages. For 2010 and 2000 at least they detail the ethnicity questions. Interesting to see the changes. It is a complex matter that can have some use but also liable for manipulation for political and economic reasons. I am mixed in response to their approach and in my answers as well.
	8:10pm spodiodi: TP: tub is close enough to the toilet if times get tough
	8:10pm Gary: There IS a theme, zzmm; it's an OuLiPoan struck-chure, kinda. Hi! And hi, Spodiodi!
	8:11pm northguineahills: I'm passionate about the census, if done correct. Especially since it get federal funding to communities that need it if everyone is counted. The GOP doesn't like that. @Cmurtha: out gov is a mini-orange shitgibbon, w/ just a slighly higher IQ (hence him givimh the shelter-in-place order today.
	8:11pm Gary: Spodiodi, that reminds me of the Japanese band Bathtub Shitter
	8:12pm northguineahills: our governor...
	8:12pm spodiodi: i need to check them out, thanks, Gary! easy to remember
	8:13pm Meghan: good evening Gary!
	8:14pm Gary: Meghan!
	8:14pm Franco Twinkie: A friend of ours has one of those toilets with an ass washer/dryer built in.
	8:14pm TDK60: I am a very political person but have been trying to hold back for the sake of the stated ethos at WFMU; that it's a music station trying to avoid political divisions. I try, but sometimes...
	8:14pm Meghan: Happy quarantine time! ha
	8:15pm spodiodi: Franco, those things must be selling well now. we were discussing getting one a day or two ago. do they like it? i bet they do. all i ever hear
	8:15pm Gary: Meghan, how long were you guys in Montreal?
	🇰🇷 8:15pm chresti: Haha bathtub shitter (we've gotta shower with a hose)
	8:15pm Cmurtha: I was shocked when the gov. of Ohio (who is a dirt bag) delayed the primaries and has handled this so well despite everyone in his ilk encouraging him to ignore it...But the gov. of Florida had to "show strength' and refused to delay the primary. I sure hope he "showed' the virus what for...I am am glad he's doing something now though...Better late than never?
	8:15pm spodiodi: might just send a person over that rainbow
	8:15pm spodiodi: my dog barks some
	8:16pm still b/p: You can still mob up in religious congregations in Florida and plenty of other places. Exemptions exemptions. "The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom," says a Psalm. Fear of a virus would seem to be pretty wise play, but noooo.
	8:16pm Cmurtha: Bidets are just fine
	8:16pm TDK60: Franco. They're called a bidet. I first used one in France.
	8:16pm Meghan: we never made it! Got as far as Lake Placid. We knew we were spending a night up there in a cabin.... and then heard reports on our way up that they were limiting border crossings.... so we bailed
	8:17pm spodiodi: cmurtha (/cmurdah), have you used the flimsy-looking afterthought attached-to-american-crapper style yet? and if so, what did you think?
	🇰🇷 8:17pm WR: Random music comment. Being a New Orleans refugee, I always pay attention when someone covers a NOLA tune. The Lords in 1967 were doing Rockin' Pneumonia with was first released in 1957. A 10 year gap. 1970 (for simple math purposes) was 50 years ago. Also very interesting to reflect on the pop rock changes in the 5 years from 1967 to 1972. I wonder if they seem so great just because I was active consumer during that time. Does a 20 year old now hear similar major change from 67 to 72.
	8:18pm Meghan: We were going up to say bye to a friend of ours who will be moving to Seattle. Though, he won't be leaving anytime soon, so we may be able to try that again!
	8:18pm spodiodi: a proper bidet is one thing, but those beeping integrated toilet seats are kinda unnerving
	8:18pm Gary: Oh, man! I didn't realize that, Meghan -- well, it sounds like you've got a great reason to try again when the worst of this is all over
	8:19pm Cmurtha: I used one of those once at an Arab friends house, it worked well enough? The worst thing I ever had to use was what was essentially a sink hose attachment in Azerbaijan.
	🇰🇷 8:20pm chresti: No this is a toilet seat that washes when the business is done, from Japan@TDK60
	8:20pm spodiodi: sink hose, eh? that sure helps with the appeal of the gizmo
	8:20pm Meghan: Our one friend was going to be in Lebanon when we were up there, so hopefully this time he will be home!
	8:21pm TDK60: Chresti, we're talking about the same thing I think.
	8:21pm northguineahills: The primary of FL happened when all bars and restaurants closed at 5pm and we went into shelter in place (only in Orlando) on March 17.
	8:22pm TDK60: One way for me to occasionally talk about politics (I don't mean just electoral politics either) is when a song comes along that addresses socio-political subjects.
	8:22pm Franco Twinkie: I must do a lap around the block(s) It makes a lot of difference when I march around the neighborhood. I come back refreshed....kind of. See you in awhile.
	🇰🇷 8:23pm chresti: TDK, kind of, except I don't think it's for doing business in.
	8:23pm spodiodi: the bobbing for apples old fashioned euro-riche versions don't make me as nervous as the Toto type ones
	🇰🇷 8:24pm chresti: The bidet, that is, it's more of a rinse off station.
	🇰🇷 8:26pm chresti: I passed on the chance to use the Toto kind.
	8:26pm TDK60: Diggin the Reichel & M. '72 eh? Never heard of them. Futuristic sure.
	8:27pm spodiodi: i'd want to clean that sucker myself first (my own... i think i'd pass too otherwise)
	8:27pm spodiodi: super mellow and pleasant track
	8:30pm TDK60: WR - On your earlier comment. To me the years' span say from '62 to '68 was incredible, unimaginable changes in music. 1965 is my fave year of change!
	8:31pm doctorjazz: Wow, just caught up with the comments, Adam Schlesinger, huh? 52 years old! So much for it only being such senior citizens getting hit the worst. Really loved his music...
	8:32pm Rory: ROAR!
	8:32pm Rory: Hey
	8:33pm TDK60: Rory, welcome..
	8:33pm Gary: Howdy, Rory!
	8:34pm LambdaCalculus: Good stuff tonight!
	🇰🇷 8:35pm WR: I had seen some of the Helmreich books a couple years ago but never got around to reading any. Looks well worth while. Reading the NY Times link on him led to the series that they are doing on variety of people who've died from Covid-19...
	8:36pm spodiodi: aloha, Rory
	8:36pm doctorjazz: There's a fun series too read...
	8:38pm Jill b: Hi Gary. Just checking in to make sure you are okay.
	🇰🇷 8:38pm WR: Yes, TDK60. Multiple streams of change: recording technology, approaches to amplification, electronic devices mainstreaming, social changes. All those 60s things.
	8:38pm spodiodi: can't wait for the sequels
	8:39pm spodiodi: can*
	8:39pm spodiodi: keep it positive, spodiodi
	8:39pm spodiodi: indeed, owl
	8:40pm Gary: Hi, Mom! I'm fine -- how are you and Hal doing?
	8:40pm spodiodi: this track has a space station kinda vibe
	🇰🇷 8:40pm chresti: I like your spirit spodiodi.
	8:40pm northguineahills: When I was a kid in Japan, out cross-the-street neighbors invited us for dinner (this was 1987). They had a toilet w/ a seat that could be warmed, blow hot or cold air up your bum, and a bidet. My bros. and I were fascinated by it. So, my brother goes in there, accidentally sets off the bidet, and couldn't turn it off. He got me, and asked me to turn it off. I had been in the country for almost a year, so my hiragana was crap, so I couldn't figure it out (I was 11). So, the bathroom got flooded w/ 5 cm of water before we came out of the bathroom and begged our hosts to turn it off. They laughed (we weren't invited for dinner again, but allowed to played in their factory industrial lot after work hours.
	8:40pm Jill b: We are fine. Bored but fine.
	8:41pm spodiodi: cheers, chresti. laying of the sarcasm can be challenging (for me)
	8:42pm Rory: Such a welcoming environment! You can also count on the FMU faithful during these strange times.
	8:42pm spodiodi: nice, ngh :)
	8:44pm Webhamster Henry: Mid 60s.. from around 64..67 it was mostly waiting for the next Beatle album. Also Bill Cosby and Tom Lehrer (which of course never came).
	8:44pm Jill b: We are actually watching dog show sponsored by a dog food company. Finals up now with terriers pulling up the end of show. Sure beats the news.
	8:44pm Gary: Now might be a good time to make another big batch of soap, Mom!
	🇰🇷 8:44pm chresti: Ha, I'm hardwired to jest every so often, a coping mechanism @ spodiodi.
	8:45pm spodiodi: please publish recipe
	8:45pm Jill b: Funny, I was thinking the same thing this morning!
	8:45pm northguineahills: (Angelo Bandalamenti sample (Twin Peaks)?
	8:46pm still b/p: You've seen that fantastic Hokusai print of the great wave created when ngh's brother botched the bidet operation?
	8:47pm spodiodi: it's one of the last mechanisms to go, thankfully
	8:47pm northguineahills: I have soup recipes, no soap recipes (just off the top of my head, I eyeball everything)/ Mostly Mexican or Japanese.
	🇰🇷 8:47pm chresti: Haha still b/p
	8:48pm spodiodi: on day 4 of soup. 2 bars of soap remain in the supply wing at my mansion (the help told me)
	8:48pm spodiodi: hahs b/p
	8:48pm spodiodi: haha* b/p
	8:49pm spodiodi: i don't know if i'll make soap or cake first. need to keep priorities in order
	🇰🇷 8:50pm chresti: I hear that, ngh.
	🇰🇷 8:52pm chresti: 2 bars of soap surely would last a month or more.
	8:53pm spodiodi: cake it is.
	8:54pm TDK60: Gary, can you briefly explain again what this Czukay album is about?
	8:54pm Gary: Aren't soap cakes, tho? Cakes of soap? So, technically, you could squeeze both into a single project
	8:55pm spodiodi: urinal cakes
	8:55pm Gary: TDK: Yes, will do at the break in a moment!
	8:55pm spodiodi: unranium cakes
	8:55pm spodiodi: several birds with one cake-baking sesh
	8:56pm spodiodi: really soothing music
	8:58pm spodiodi: i like that you mention number of years with a decimal, Gary
	9:02pm Gary: Haha, b/c I was reading verbatim!
	9:03pm TDK60: ..thanks Gary. I recall I got my first computer around '94. Began using email in '98.
	9:04pm TDK60: ..a gloomy new UK rock band told me it was "OK".
	🇰🇷 9:10pm WR: Doing the census online was reasonably painless. Much easier than I remember with the forms. Now more paper for the recycle bin. The "race" questions allow for multi-ethnic identifying people. They do use the questionable term "race" instead of ethnic origin, but whatever.
	🇰🇷 9:11pm chresti: I started using e-mail in 98, too.
	9:12pm coelacanth∅: greetings Gary & all
	9:12pm LambdaCalculus: Heya coelacanth0!
	9:12pm Gary: Coela-C!
	9:14pm TDK60: ..my first email was a free courtesy via a local public TV station! It broke down often and I called the fellow at the station a lot; I added gray to his hair..
	9:15pm coelacanth∅: hi Lambda C!
	🇰🇷 9:15pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): greetings,Gary and WFMU kin!
	9:16pm Gary: Granny ST!
	9:18pm TDK60: Granny. I've gotten odder, wackier, since we last spoke. The "crazy stirs" I hear they call 'em. But I don't think WFMUers mind or notice all that much.
	9:18pm spodiodi: was sending first internet email in 89 and bbsing since maybe 83. i love my computer
	🇰🇷 9:21pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): TDK60: thanks for the update, i'll put that in my chart. <3 <3 <3
	9:22pm spodiodi: aloha again, GrannyST
	9:23pm northguineahills: My first email was Prodigy.net, I believe in 1989. I only emailed my friends, as I had no idea what else do w/ it, being 13.
	🇰🇷 9:23pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): great to see you, spodiodi!
	9:23pm LambdaCalculus: My first email was offered by an old ISP called The Pipeline.
	9:24pm TDK60: Granny, chart?
	9:24pm LambdaCalculus: en.wikipedia.org...
	9:24pm coelacanth∅: i got set up with an email account c.2009; received my first spam maybe 5 years ago (?); had my first personal (non-commerce or government-related) email within the past 2 years. i'd like to do a lot less of this.
	🇰🇷 9:25pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): TDK60: i am keeping careful tabs on everyone's wackiness
	9:25pm spodiodi: less of what, coelacanth∅?
	9:26pm TDK60: ahh, thanks for your service, Granny!
	🇰🇷 9:27pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): TDK60: tis my pleasure. We mind around here, but in a good way!
	🇰🇷 9:28pm WR: RE: The Japanese style toilets discussion, first, a Filipino response on FB to reports of TP shortage www.facebook.com...
	9:28pm TDK60: Gary, don't diminish the importance of this show to the culture.
	🇰🇷 9:28pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): i think i started using email in 94 or 95, back when Quark Express was my best friend
	9:31pm Webhamster Henry: I was on a lot of "pre internet" mail systems, via dialups, bang paths, VAXmail, etc. I actually wrote an email server / rules engine in 1997.
	9:31pm Franco Twinkie: Okay, I just did an hour walk. Do I feel better? Kind of. At least I don't feel any worse. I'll improve my sleep, I think.
	9:32pm coelacanth∅: spodi -less time dealing with emails. it's time-consuming reviewing them, even if i'm just deleting the majority of them.
	9:32pm LambdaCalculus: I had a nice walk this morning. Went to a Mexican bodega a couple of miles down the road from my house, bought a breakfast cemita, came home, started work from home.
	9:33pm LambdaCalculus: Just weird to see my town so deathly quiet.
	9:33pm LambdaCalculus: Webhamster Henry, those were fun days!
	9:33pm Franco Twinkie: I could use a cemita right about now.
	9:34pm peter: hi Gary!
	9:34pm coelacanth∅: i worked outside today. not the same as walking but enjoyable nonetheless
	9:34pm Gary: I WANT TO GO TO JACKSON HEIGHTS AND GET A CEMITA
	9:35pm peter: (and everyone else!)
	9:35pm Gary: Peter! Thanks for that YouTube search: Jintara Poolarp has a COVID-19 song, as I'm sure you saw!
	9:37pm still b/p: This one sounds Big Blood-y.
	9:38pm Franco Twinkie: The cemita will have to wait till the morning. I'm going to make some salmon salad and put it on toast.
	9:40pm zzmm: i always wondered if laura nyro sung in french would bring us to another dimension...
	9:41pm spodiodi: coelacanth∅ @ 9:32 - ah got ya. hear you.
	9:42pm northguineahills: huitlacoche soup time (again!).
	9:42pm peter: yes, Jintara's has been a big hit.. written by Dao Bandon, too!
	9:43pm Gary: Stick around after this for Sam Segal's If You Lose Your Horse, starting at 10 PM. Tonight's episode: But the Poor Boy Threw His Arms Around the Horse: wfmu.org...
	9:43pm coelacanth∅: hey nice fractal!
	9:44pm Gary: Peter: It's awesome!
	9:44pm coelacanth∅: Franco would you beam some of that salmon salad over to me please?
	🇰🇷 9:50pm WR: RE: The Japanese style toilet, the primary development was done by an American in the early 60s but USA didn't response, Japan took his design and ran with it. www.theatlantic.com...
	🇰🇷 9:50pm WR: RE: This show, Happy to learn of music of Brigitte Fontaine.
	🇰🇷 9:51pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): northguineahills: my sweetie is envious!
	9:51pm spodiodi: i've never even had a cemita. they look delicious. beam at will
	9:53pm still b/p: Police cruiser just went partway down my street and back again with a searchlight checking the streetsides. Whuttup? Is it a normal abnormality in the neighborhood, or about the shutdown thing -- though that seems unlikely -- or what...? These times, these times.
	9:54pm spodiodi: suv cruiser rolled up my street and back today too -- it's a wfmu listener sting
	9:55pm TDK60: See you Gary and interesting music lovers, till we converge againwhen...
	9:55pm spodiodi: they legally can't do anything if you never turn off wfmu, fyi
	9:56pm spodiodi: thanks, Gary! see ya TDK, bye all
	9:56pm still b/p: Authorities' first aim in a civil emergency: round up the freeformers.
	🇰🇷 9:56pm chresti: Thanks Gary! Is there a curfew? @still b/p
	9:57pm coelacanth∅: statistically, wfmu supporters are the first ones to cause trouble in times of police state
	9:58pm LambdaCalculus: Thanks for the tunes, Gary!
	9:58pm still b/p: Don't think we have a curfew. I stood inside the storm door and watched them return up the street. "I am a citizen and I SEE you!"
	🇰🇷 9:59pm WR: I shared a chicken milanese cemita Sunday night. When partner went to pick it up, she found that they had the door locked, you had to call and the cook brought your order to the door and handed it out. Lots of chipotle peppers and Mexican mozz. sadly no papalo. So huge could barely eat half.
	9:59pm coelacanth∅: it's what you gotta do s b/p.
	9:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Gary!
	9:59pm Gary: Night, everyone!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from April 1, 2020

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Sounds ripped from cassettes & CDs found in immigrant-run mom & pop stores. Deconstructed icons. Field recordings. Sonic mayhem from the far corners of the internet.

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April 1, 2020: Like a Radio
Faux broadcasts. French avant-pop. Apocalyptic krautrock.

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Brigitte Fontaine

Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Bodega Pop	Intro "Intro" by "Bodega Pop"	Bodega Pop Live
Xhol	Radio "Radio" by "Xhol"	Motherfuckers GmbH & Co KG	1972		0:03:36 (Pop-up)
Brigitte Fontaine	Like a Radio (English language version of Comme a la Radio)	Comme à la Radio (Japanese CD version)			0:06:51 (Pop-up)
Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft	Auf Wiedersehen	Die Kleinen und die Bösen		RIP Gabi Delgado-López	0:14:16 (Pop-up)
Trikolon	In Search of the Sun "In Search of the Sun" by "Trikolon"	Cluster	1969		0:16:14 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Asa-Chang & Junray	Radio No Youni (Comme à la Radio)	Jun Ray Song Chang	2002		0:31:43 (Pop-up)
Franck Vigroux & Matthew Bourne	Radioactivity	Radioland: Radio-Activity Revisited	2015		0:37:51 (Pop-up)
Brigitte Fontaine	Comme à la Radio	Genre Humain	1995		0:43:02 (Pop-up)
The Lords	Rockin' Pneumonia "Rockin' Pneumonia" by "The Lords"	The Good Side of June	1967		0:48:50 (Pop-up)
Ihre Kinder	Schwarzer Engel "Schwarzer Engel" by "Ihre Kinder"	...Ihre Kinder	1969		0:51:09 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Franck Vigroux & Matthew Bourne	Ohm Sweet Ohm	Radioland: Radio-Activity Revisited	2015		0:54:04 (Pop-up)
Zippo Zetterlink	Electric Light "Electric Light" by "Zippo Zetterlink"	In the Poor Sun	1979		0:58:54 (Pop-up)
Aut'Chose	Comme à Radio "Comme à Radio" by "Aut'Chose"	Une Nuit Comme Une Autre	1975		1:02:48 (Pop-up)
Achim Reichel & Machines	The Echo of the Future (Das Echo der Zukunft)	Echo	1972		1:10:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Elektriktus	Implosion "Implosion" by "Elektriktus"	Electronic Mind Waves	1976		1:28:07 (Pop-up)
Holger Czukay	Ten Steps to Heaven	Linear City	2006	Collaborators on this track: 1605Munro, Beatsystem, Dane Johnson, Dreamfluid, James Webb, Michel Banabila, Noiseman433, Panoptic, Tom Hamlyn, U-She (vocals)	1:32:34 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Agitation Free	In The Silence Of The Morning Sunrise	At the Cliffs of River Rhine	1974		1:54:50 (Pop-up)
Chaos Butterfly	Radio part 6 "Radio part 6" by "Chaos Butterfly"	Radio	2005		2:00:03 (Pop-up)
Emergent Sea	Comme à la Radio "Comme à la Radio" by "Emergent Sea"	Comme à la Radio	2014		2:02:52 (Pop-up)
Percewood's Onagram	Braindrops Won't Kill the Fire	First Album	1969		2:13:48 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Moebius - Plank - Neumeier	Load "Load" by "Moebius - Plank - Neumeier"	Zero Set	1983		2:22:28 (Pop-up)
fantôme	La Souterraine-Radio Campus-déc 2015	Comme à la Radio	2016		2:28:56 (Pop-up)
Brigitte Fontaine	Comme à la Radio	Comme à la Radio	1969		2:48:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Catrina Paslaru	Hei La Bodega "Hei La Bodega" by "Catrina Paslaru"	Hei La Bodega - Carnaval!			2:56:52 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:58pm LambdaCalculus: Heya Gary!
	6:59pm Gary: Lambda-C!
	7:01pm LambdaCalculus: How's quarantined life?
	7:02pm Gary: It's increasingly weird, but okay, ultimately. How are you holding up?
	🇰🇷 7:02pm chresti: Hi the Bodegas and Gary! Hi Lambda!
	7:04pm LambdaCalculus: Heya chresti! Doing work from home, gardening, reading, and lots of cooking!
	7:04pm TDK60: Hello Gary and Bodegans. My attention will be divided for a while here between a news show, this show and an article to read. 3-way brain...
	7:04pm LambdaCalculus: I miss all my favorite NYC haunts!
	7:04pm LambdaCalculus: I want to go to Renee's in Woodside again so damn bad!
	7:05pm Carmichael: Heya Gary, long time no hear!
	7:06pm Gary: Hey there, Chresti, TDK, and Carmichael!
	7:07pm LambdaCalculus: Sounds like the audio is cutting off a bit.
	7:07pm Cmurtha: Howdy everyone
	7:08pm Gary: Cmurtha!
	7:08pm TDK60: ..increasingly weird is right Gary. Biggest problem for me so far is inside my head.
	7:08pm Gary: How's the sound now?
	7:08pm LambdaCalculus: Found the problem: my stream stopped.
	7:09pm LambdaCalculus: Audacious had crashed.
	7:09pm TDK60: Gary, you're in Queens?
	7:10pm Gary: Yes, Astoria! Where are you, TDK?
	7:10pm Carmichael: Lambda, you're not quarantined?
	7:11pm ParUbi: Good evening, everyone! Hi, Gary!
	7:12pm TDK60: Gary, Hudson Heights part of Washington Heights, north Manhattan for those not in NYC. I have a view of the George Washington Bridge, the Hudson River and Fort Lee, NJ.
	🇰🇷 7:12pm chresti: Who's the bird flipping mama?
	7:12pm LambdaCalculus: Carmichael, I am quarantined. I live in Jersey.
	7:12pm Gary: Brigitte Fontaine, the woman singing!
	7:13pm Gary: You must be seeing less traffic, TDK -- I'm right near the RFK, and noticing a lot less traffic these days
	7:13pm ParUbi: I love this, she's great
	7:14pm Carmichael: Information released today indicates that one third of our confirmed COVID cases trace back to church gatherings.
	7:14pm Gary: ParUbi!
	7:15pm TDK60: Gary, on the GW Bridge? Yes, lots less traffic. But still lots of trucks delivering across the country. Hats off to them,
	7:16pm ParUbi: Some intense DAF
	7:17pm Carmichael: Just checking, Lambda. Making sure we all suffer equally :)
	7:17pm LambdaCalculus: There is very little traffic even in my town. I went for a morning walk today to get a little exercise in and the main road was deathly quiet.
	🇰🇷 7:18pm chresti: Yes. Nice selections.
	7:19pm ParUbi: The air hasn't been this clean in Pittsburgh in quite some time
	7:19pm TDK60: Par Ubi - Pburgh! which part?
	7:21pm ParUbi: I'm under the east end, south of Greenfield
	7:22pm ParUbi: Have you been?
	7:23pm TDK60: Yeh ParUbi, I used to live near the city, an hour away, so am familiar..
	7:24pm Carmichael: The rush hour here is now ancient history.
	7:24pm ParUbi: I used to live on Doug Schulkind's street, but I didn't listen to FMU when I lived there
	7:25pm Marcel M: Hello all
	7:25pm Gary: A big inspiration of mine, William Helmreich, who wrote The New York Nobody Knows: Walking 6000 Miles in the City, died of COVID-19: www.nytimes.com...
	7:26pm Gary: Hi, Marcel!
	🇰🇷 7:26pm chresti: I know, the last two weeks I worked, it took a lot less time to get there@Carmichael
	7:28pm LambdaCalculus: That's really sad about William Helmreich. I read his book years ago. :(
	7:30pm Marcel M: Damn this is fucking sick. Picked a good time to roll a joint.
	🇰🇷 7:31pm chresti: TDK60- this pandemic thing is doing a number on my head
	7:31pm doctorjazz: Hi, Gary and shoppers!
	7:32pm TDK60: Chresti, thanks for saying. Me too. How do you cope?
	🇰🇷 7:32pm chresti: Perfect time for that Marcel!
	7:32pm Gary: Dr. Jazz!
	7:32pm LambdaCalculus: Marcel, got any to spare? :P
	🇰🇷 7:34pm chresti: Sometimes I cope better than othertimes, TDK60
	7:35pm TDK60: Yeh Marcel, I'm running out, don't know what to do, yet.. (Like Commander Cody sang, "Down To Seeds And Stems Again." Almost...hee.)
	7:35pm Marcel M: @Lambda: I do and wish I could!
	7:36pm northguineahills: Thanks for my sndtrk for my daily constitution.
	7:37pm TDK60: Chresti, I've been writing myself notes: not to lose my temper, use humor, take deep-slow breaths. And try to get a walk while I can. More reading and movies, and playin' guitar.
	🇰🇷 7:38pm chresti: WFMU is a constant companion, that helps for sure. Along with the thing Marcel's lighting up.
	7:39pm Gary: NGH!
	7:41pm TDK60: I think I told you Chresti but I've been taking midnight walks in order to better avoid people. It's been surreal, the city almost empty. Thanks to my two neighborhood bodegas (Arab-run) that are open all night.
	7:42pm ParUbi: The knots that tie the community together
	7:44pm Marcel M: Booze helps as well.. I just fear the gout now.
	7:46pm Webhamster Henry: Got any TP in this Bodega?
	7:46pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy
	7:46pm Webhamster Henry: Wasn't Comme A La Radio Dave Mandl's theme song? ... it was SOMEones!
	7:47pm TDK60: ...one of my bodegas even has its sandwich deli open late. A true sign of Civilization: sandwiches.
	7:48pm Gary: Webhamster H! Phillippe B! Yes, we have no TP, we have no TP today
	🇰🇷 7:49pm chresti: I haven't ventured outside that much since the last day I worked, last week. I went to the Punjabi market, once, that's it,TDK60 I've heard pickle juice/apple cider vinegar, helps gout, Marcel.
	7:49pm northguineahills: Haven't heard this Fontaine album....
	7:51pm Gary: It's a great one, NGH
	7:51pm northguineahills: I've gotten to the point that I'm at a Food Network kitchen challenge to see what food I can make for how cheaply I can make it, b/c the question is, booze or food. I have a job ready to start, and potentially a real one, but... nothing is going to start any time soon....
	7:51pm Webhamster Henry: so @ngh, how did the census go? How many did you count?
	7:53pm northguineahills: It's postponed indefinitely, Henry. I just got an an email from the FL Dept of Agriculture asking me to sign a shit ton of docs, so I guess that interview went well.
	🇰🇷 7:55pm chresti: I saw some tp on e-bay, 12 rolls for $79,or something like that.
	7:56pm LambdaCalculus: My landlord is letting rent slide for now, it seems.
	7:57pm Webhamster Henry: Jobs, I remember them! My landlord cut my rent in half - but I had already pid it, so .. I get a month off.
	7:57pm northguineahills: Listen to podcasts, wfmu. Apply to jobs. Watch dumb British comedies. My landlord is foregoing rent until everything is back to normal.
	7:58pm LambdaCalculus: Cooking, playing Super Famicom and PlayStation, gardening, reading my urban history books, listening to music, reading blogs, talking to friends online.
	7:58pm TDK60: I wear 2 bandannas and rubber gloves on my walks. When I get home, throw the gloves away, wash the bandannas right away. // Our landlord wants April rent. (!)
	🇰🇷 7:59pm WR: speaking of census, I've not done that yet. No real reason except generally being pissed off at the executive branch and becoming numb to the constant barrage of emails from the dems and lib lefties orgs that I've supported in the past desperate calls to action and donation requests. and my usual habit of putting off paper work to the last minute.
	8:01pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Gary. Aside from the usual stuff, I've been working on various video projects - by myself.
	8:01pm Webhamster Henry: The census ethnicity section is especially offensive.
	8:01pm Gary: WR! Franco T!
	8:02pm still b/p: Sipping a cup of hostili-tea: Scurvy gouging product-sellers should all be shunned or exiled, and I hope their own finances somehow collapse or get damaged for a long, long time. Sorry to bring more bad downer news from the crazy downer-laden world....if it is still fresh news: Adam Schlesinger of Fountains of Wayne -- dead of COVID 19 complications.
	8:04pm TDK60: Unfamiliar with Brigitte Fontaine. Are you doing a B.F. segment tonight Gary?
	8:04pm Gary: I've been working a lot, and I need to start some sort of non-work-related, non-DJ project. Still B/P!
	8:04pm Franco Twinkie: WR, me too! That's my approach to paperwork in normal times, but now I'm thinking, who the hell cares about this shit?
	8:05pm Gary: TDK: I've done B.F. set in the past, just versions of/nods to her comme a la radio
	8:05pm Cmurtha: My days are very much the same as they were before. Working on the diss, today was spent painting miniatures which was lovely. @north I am so sorry to hear that, hopefully things turn around soon, though from anything I've heard or seen the governor of Florida is being particularly stupid about this.
	8:09pm zzmm: hi gary, no theme random show today? still sounds good tho.
	8:10pm spodiodi: aloha, Gary and company. to your health! thanks for the show!
	8:10pm Franco Twinkie: still b/p, That is sad. Yesterday they were playing Fountains of Wayne on KCRW. The DJ was trying to be hopeful about his situation, but alas...
	🇰🇷 8:10pm WR: WH Henry, recently looked for some census numbers and I looked at wikipedia pages. For 2010 and 2000 at least they detail the ethnicity questions. Interesting to see the changes. It is a complex matter that can have some use but also liable for manipulation for political and economic reasons. I am mixed in response to their approach and in my answers as well.
	8:10pm spodiodi: TP: tub is close enough to the toilet if times get tough
	8:10pm Gary: There IS a theme, zzmm; it's an OuLiPoan struck-chure, kinda. Hi! And hi, Spodiodi!
	8:11pm northguineahills: I'm passionate about the census, if done correct. Especially since it get federal funding to communities that need it if everyone is counted. The GOP doesn't like that. @Cmurtha: out gov is a mini-orange shitgibbon, w/ just a slighly higher IQ (hence him givimh the shelter-in-place order today.
	8:11pm Gary: Spodiodi, that reminds me of the Japanese band Bathtub Shitter
	8:12pm northguineahills: our governor...
	8:12pm spodiodi: i need to check them out, thanks, Gary! easy to remember
	8:13pm Meghan: good evening Gary!
	8:14pm Gary: Meghan!
	8:14pm Franco Twinkie: A friend of ours has one of those toilets with an ass washer/dryer built in.
	8:14pm TDK60: I am a very political person but have been trying to hold back for the sake of the stated ethos at WFMU; that it's a music station trying to avoid political divisions. I try, but sometimes...
	8:14pm Meghan: Happy quarantine time! ha
	8:15pm spodiodi: Franco, those things must be selling well now. we were discussing getting one a day or two ago. do they like it? i bet they do. all i ever hear
	8:15pm Gary: Meghan, how long were you guys in Montreal?
	🇰🇷 8:15pm chresti: Haha bathtub shitter (we've gotta shower with a hose)
	8:15pm Cmurtha: I was shocked when the gov. of Ohio (who is a dirt bag) delayed the primaries and has handled this so well despite everyone in his ilk encouraging him to ignore it...But the gov. of Florida had to "show strength' and refused to delay the primary. I sure hope he "showed' the virus what for...I am am glad he's doing something now though...Better late than never?
	8:15pm spodiodi: might just send a person over that rainbow
	8:15pm spodiodi: my dog barks some
	8:16pm still b/p: You can still mob up in religious congregations in Florida and plenty of other places. Exemptions exemptions. "The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom," says a Psalm. Fear of a virus would seem to be pretty wise play, but noooo.
	8:16pm Cmurtha: Bidets are just fine
	8:16pm TDK60: Franco. They're called a bidet. I first used one in France.
	8:16pm Meghan: we never made it! Got as far as Lake Placid. We knew we were spending a night up there in a cabin.... and then heard reports on our way up that they were limiting border crossings.... so we bailed
	8:17pm spodiodi: cmurtha (/cmurdah), have you used the flimsy-looking afterthought attached-to-american-crapper style yet? and if so, what did you think?
	🇰🇷 8:17pm WR: Random music comment. Being a New Orleans refugee, I always pay attention when someone covers a NOLA tune. The Lords in 1967 were doing Rockin' Pneumonia with was first released in 1957. A 10 year gap. 1970 (for simple math purposes) was 50 years ago. Also very interesting to reflect on the pop rock changes in the 5 years from 1967 to 1972. I wonder if they seem so great just because I was active consumer during that time. Does a 20 year old now hear similar major change from 67 to 72.
	8:18pm Meghan: We were going up to say bye to a friend of ours who will be moving to Seattle. Though, he won't be leaving anytime soon, so we may be able to try that again!
	8:18pm spodiodi: a proper bidet is one thing, but those beeping integrated toilet seats are kinda unnerving
	8:18pm Gary: Oh, man! I didn't realize that, Meghan -- well, it sounds like you've got a great reason to try again when the worst of this is all over
	8:19pm Cmurtha: I used one of those once at an Arab friends house, it worked well enough? The worst thing I ever had to use was what was essentially a sink hose attachment in Azerbaijan.
	🇰🇷 8:20pm chresti: No this is a toilet seat that washes when the business is done, from Japan@TDK60
	8:20pm spodiodi: sink hose, eh? that sure helps with the appeal of the gizmo
	8:20pm Meghan: Our one friend was going to be in Lebanon when we were up there, so hopefully this time he will be home!
	8:21pm TDK60: Chresti, we're talking about the same thing I think.
	8:21pm northguineahills: The primary of FL happened when all bars and restaurants closed at 5pm and we went into shelter in place (only in Orlando) on March 17.
	8:22pm TDK60: One way for me to occasionally talk about politics (I don't mean just electoral politics either) is when a song comes along that addresses socio-political subjects.
	8:22pm Franco Twinkie: I must do a lap around the block(s) It makes a lot of difference when I march around the neighborhood. I come back refreshed....kind of. See you in awhile.
	🇰🇷 8:23pm chresti: TDK, kind of, except I don't think it's for doing business in.
	8:23pm spodiodi: the bobbing for apples old fashioned euro-riche versions don't make me as nervous as the Toto type ones
	🇰🇷 8:24pm chresti: The bidet, that is, it's more of a rinse off station.
	🇰🇷 8:26pm chresti: I passed on the chance to use the Toto kind.
	8:26pm TDK60: Diggin the Reichel & M. '72 eh? Never heard of them. Futuristic sure.
	8:27pm spodiodi: i'd want to clean that sucker myself first (my own... i think i'd pass too otherwise)
	8:27pm spodiodi: super mellow and pleasant track
	8:30pm TDK60: WR - On your earlier comment. To me the years' span say from '62 to '68 was incredible, unimaginable changes in music. 1965 is my fave year of change!
	8:31pm doctorjazz: Wow, just caught up with the comments, Adam Schlesinger, huh? 52 years old! So much for it only being such senior citizens getting hit the worst. Really loved his music...
	8:32pm Rory: ROAR!
	8:32pm Rory: Hey
	8:33pm TDK60: Rory, welcome..
	8:33pm Gary: Howdy, Rory!
	8:34pm LambdaCalculus: Good stuff tonight!
	🇰🇷 8:35pm WR: I had seen some of the Helmreich books a couple years ago but never got around to reading any. Looks well worth while. Reading the NY Times link on him led to the series that they are doing on variety of people who've died from Covid-19...
	8:36pm spodiodi: aloha, Rory
	8:36pm doctorjazz: There's a fun series too read...
	8:38pm Jill b: Hi Gary. Just checking in to make sure you are okay.
	🇰🇷 8:38pm WR: Yes, TDK60. Multiple streams of change: recording technology, approaches to amplification, electronic devices mainstreaming, social changes. All those 60s things.
	8:38pm spodiodi: can't wait for the sequels
	8:39pm spodiodi: can*
	8:39pm spodiodi: keep it positive, spodiodi
	8:39pm spodiodi: indeed, owl
	8:40pm Gary: Hi, Mom! I'm fine -- how are you and Hal doing?
	8:40pm spodiodi: this track has a space station kinda vibe
	🇰🇷 8:40pm chresti: I like your spirit spodiodi.
	8:40pm northguineahills: When I was a kid in Japan, out cross-the-street neighbors invited us for dinner (this was 1987). They had a toilet w/ a seat that could be warmed, blow hot or cold air up your bum, and a bidet. My bros. and I were fascinated by it. So, my brother goes in there, accidentally sets off the bidet, and couldn't turn it off. He got me, and asked me to turn it off. I had been in the country for almost a year, so my hiragana was crap, so I couldn't figure it out (I was 11). So, the bathroom got flooded w/ 5 cm of water before we came out of the bathroom and begged our hosts to turn it off. They laughed (we weren't invited for dinner again, but allowed to played in their factory industrial lot after work hours.
	8:40pm Jill b: We are fine. Bored but fine.
	8:41pm spodiodi: cheers, chresti. laying of the sarcasm can be challenging (for me)
	8:42pm Rory: Such a welcoming environment! You can also count on the FMU faithful during these strange times.
	8:42pm spodiodi: nice, ngh :)
	8:44pm Webhamster Henry: Mid 60s.. from around 64..67 it was mostly waiting for the next Beatle album. Also Bill Cosby and Tom Lehrer (which of course never came).
	8:44pm Jill b: We are actually watching dog show sponsored by a dog food company. Finals up now with terriers pulling up the end of show. Sure beats the news.
	8:44pm Gary: Now might be a good time to make another big batch of soap, Mom!
	🇰🇷 8:44pm chresti: Ha, I'm hardwired to jest every so often, a coping mechanism @ spodiodi.
	8:45pm spodiodi: please publish recipe
	8:45pm Jill b: Funny, I was thinking the same thing this morning!
	8:45pm northguineahills: (Angelo Bandalamenti sample (Twin Peaks)?
	8:46pm still b/p: You've seen that fantastic Hokusai print of the great wave created when ngh's brother botched the bidet operation?
	8:47pm spodiodi: it's one of the last mechanisms to go, thankfully
	8:47pm northguineahills: I have soup recipes, no soap recipes (just off the top of my head, I eyeball everything)/ Mostly Mexican or Japanese.
	🇰🇷 8:47pm chresti: Haha still b/p
	8:48pm spodiodi: on day 4 of soup. 2 bars of soap remain in the supply wing at my mansion (the help told me)
	8:48pm spodiodi: hahs b/p
	8:48pm spodiodi: haha* b/p
	8:49pm spodiodi: i don't know if i'll make soap or cake first. need to keep priorities in order
	🇰🇷 8:50pm chresti: I hear that, ngh.
	🇰🇷 8:52pm chresti: 2 bars of soap surely would last a month or more.
	8:53pm spodiodi: cake it is.
	8:54pm TDK60: Gary, can you briefly explain again what this Czukay album is about?
	8:54pm Gary: Aren't soap cakes, tho? Cakes of soap? So, technically, you could squeeze both into a single project
	8:55pm spodiodi: urinal cakes
	8:55pm Gary: TDK: Yes, will do at the break in a moment!
	8:55pm spodiodi: unranium cakes
	8:55pm spodiodi: several birds with one cake-baking sesh
	8:56pm spodiodi: really soothing music
	8:58pm spodiodi: i like that you mention number of years with a decimal, Gary
	9:02pm Gary: Haha, b/c I was reading verbatim!
	9:03pm TDK60: ..thanks Gary. I recall I got my first computer around '94. Began using email in '98.
	9:04pm TDK60: ..a gloomy new UK rock band told me it was "OK".
	🇰🇷 9:10pm WR: Doing the census online was reasonably painless. Much easier than I remember with the forms. Now more paper for the recycle bin. The "race" questions allow for multi-ethnic identifying people. They do use the questionable term "race" instead of ethnic origin, but whatever.
	🇰🇷 9:11pm chresti: I started using e-mail in 98, too.
	9:12pm coelacanth∅: greetings Gary & all
	9:12pm LambdaCalculus: Heya coelacanth0!
	9:12pm Gary: Coela-C!
	9:14pm TDK60: ..my first email was a free courtesy via a local public TV station! It broke down often and I called the fellow at the station a lot; I added gray to his hair..
	9:15pm coelacanth∅: hi Lambda C!
	🇰🇷 9:15pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): greetings,Gary and WFMU kin!
	9:16pm Gary: Granny ST!
	9:18pm TDK60: Granny. I've gotten odder, wackier, since we last spoke. The "crazy stirs" I hear they call 'em. But I don't think WFMUers mind or notice all that much.
	9:18pm spodiodi: was sending first internet email in 89 and bbsing since maybe 83. i love my computer
	🇰🇷 9:21pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): TDK60: thanks for the update, i'll put that in my chart. <3 <3 <3
	9:22pm spodiodi: aloha again, GrannyST
	9:23pm northguineahills: My first email was Prodigy.net, I believe in 1989. I only emailed my friends, as I had no idea what else do w/ it, being 13.
	🇰🇷 9:23pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): great to see you, spodiodi!
	9:23pm LambdaCalculus: My first email was offered by an old ISP called The Pipeline.
	9:24pm TDK60: Granny, chart?
	9:24pm LambdaCalculus: en.wikipedia.org...
	9:24pm coelacanth∅: i got set up with an email account c.2009; received my first spam maybe 5 years ago (?); had my first personal (non-commerce or government-related) email within the past 2 years. i'd like to do a lot less of this.
	🇰🇷 9:25pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): TDK60: i am keeping careful tabs on everyone's wackiness
	9:25pm spodiodi: less of what, coelacanth∅?
	9:26pm TDK60: ahh, thanks for your service, Granny!
	🇰🇷 9:27pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): TDK60: tis my pleasure. We mind around here, but in a good way!
	🇰🇷 9:28pm WR: RE: The Japanese style toilets discussion, first, a Filipino response on FB to reports of TP shortage www.facebook.com...
	9:28pm TDK60: Gary, don't diminish the importance of this show to the culture.
	🇰🇷 9:28pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): i think i started using email in 94 or 95, back when Quark Express was my best friend
	9:31pm Webhamster Henry: I was on a lot of "pre internet" mail systems, via dialups, bang paths, VAXmail, etc. I actually wrote an email server / rules engine in 1997.
	9:31pm Franco Twinkie: Okay, I just did an hour walk. Do I feel better? Kind of. At least I don't feel any worse. I'll improve my sleep, I think.
	9:32pm coelacanth∅: spodi -less time dealing with emails. it's time-consuming reviewing them, even if i'm just deleting the majority of them.
	9:32pm LambdaCalculus: I had a nice walk this morning. Went to a Mexican bodega a couple of miles down the road from my house, bought a breakfast cemita, came home, started work from home.
	9:33pm LambdaCalculus: Just weird to see my town so deathly quiet.
	9:33pm LambdaCalculus: Webhamster Henry, those were fun days!
	9:33pm Franco Twinkie: I could use a cemita right about now.
	9:34pm peter: hi Gary!
	9:34pm coelacanth∅: i worked outside today. not the same as walking but enjoyable nonetheless
	9:34pm Gary: I WANT TO GO TO JACKSON HEIGHTS AND GET A CEMITA
	9:35pm peter: (and everyone else!)
	9:35pm Gary: Peter! Thanks for that YouTube search: Jintara Poolarp has a COVID-19 song, as I'm sure you saw!
	9:37pm still b/p: This one sounds Big Blood-y.
	9:38pm Franco Twinkie: The cemita will have to wait till the morning. I'm going to make some salmon salad and put it on toast.
	9:40pm zzmm: i always wondered if laura nyro sung in french would bring us to another dimension...
	9:41pm spodiodi: coelacanth∅ @ 9:32 - ah got ya. hear you.
	9:42pm northguineahills: huitlacoche soup time (again!).
	9:42pm peter: yes, Jintara's has been a big hit.. written by Dao Bandon, too!
	9:43pm Gary: Stick around after this for Sam Segal's If You Lose Your Horse, starting at 10 PM. Tonight's episode: But the Poor Boy Threw His Arms Around the Horse: wfmu.org...
	9:43pm coelacanth∅: hey nice fractal!
	9:44pm Gary: Peter: It's awesome!
	9:44pm coelacanth∅: Franco would you beam some of that salmon salad over to me please?
	🇰🇷 9:50pm WR: RE: The Japanese style toilet, the primary development was done by an American in the early 60s but USA didn't response, Japan took his design and ran with it. www.theatlantic.com...
	🇰🇷 9:50pm WR: RE: This show, Happy to learn of music of Brigitte Fontaine.
	🇰🇷 9:51pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): northguineahills: my sweetie is envious!
	9:51pm spodiodi: i've never even had a cemita. they look delicious. beam at will
	9:53pm still b/p: Police cruiser just went partway down my street and back again with a searchlight checking the streetsides. Whuttup? Is it a normal abnormality in the neighborhood, or about the shutdown thing -- though that seems unlikely -- or what...? These times, these times.
	9:54pm spodiodi: suv cruiser rolled up my street and back today too -- it's a wfmu listener sting
	9:55pm TDK60: See you Gary and interesting music lovers, till we converge againwhen...
	9:55pm spodiodi: they legally can't do anything if you never turn off wfmu, fyi
	9:56pm spodiodi: thanks, Gary! see ya TDK, bye all
	9:56pm still b/p: Authorities' first aim in a civil emergency: round up the freeformers.
	🇰🇷 9:56pm chresti: Thanks Gary! Is there a curfew? @still b/p
	9:57pm coelacanth∅: statistically, wfmu supporters are the first ones to cause trouble in times of police state
	9:58pm LambdaCalculus: Thanks for the tunes, Gary!
	9:58pm still b/p: Don't think we have a curfew. I stood inside the storm door and watched them return up the street. "I am a citizen and I SEE you!"
	🇰🇷 9:59pm WR: I shared a chicken milanese cemita Sunday night. When partner went to pick it up, she found that they had the door locked, you had to call and the cook brought your order to the door and handed it out. Lots of chipotle peppers and Mexican mozz. sadly no papalo. So huge could barely eat half.
	9:59pm coelacanth∅: it's what you gotta do s b/p.
	9:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Gary!
	9:59pm Gary: Night, everyone!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from April 1, 2020

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