WFMU: The Evan "Funk" Davies Show: Playlist from April 29, 2020

Listener comments!
	9:03pm Handy Haversack: Hey there, efd, everyone! We are also alive and glad to know you are, too!
	9:05pm EL: Let's GO!
	9:05pm JakeGould: Hello!
	9:06pm Jim the Poet: Hey efd I'm dead on the inside but let's do this
	9:07pm Chop Scott: Hello EFD--sounding great! Thanks for the board op Scott W.!!
	9:08pm mariano: Hey efd, crew, everybody!
	9:09pm Fuzzy: Hello! We're alive!
	9:09pm Handy Haversack: You've lowered your case, mariano.
	9:10pm MARIANO!!!!!!: There, you happy now, Handy? Huh? HUH?!?
	9:10pm Mariano: (Thanks for the reminder)
	9:10pm Handy Haversack: Better. Better.
	9:11pm Mariano: I've wondered before if an exclamation point can be legally added to one's name.
	9:11pm javakid: Have a Mooney Suzuki promo (different album) that has this NYT quote featured "Loud, boring and utterly charmless." I disagree and have a feeling they did too.
	9:13pm Handy Haversack: Probably a state-by-state matter, Mariano. In LA ... hmmm. I'd put the over/under at "maybe"!
	9:14pm efd: odd choice for a quote on a promo sticker!
	9:15pm Joe B: hey efd!
	9:15pm javakid: It's on the back tray of the CD efd. The irony....
	9:16pm Uncle Michael: Bigfoot!
	9:16pm javakid: here is the image www.discogs.com...
	9:17pm Aaron from Ocean: Starting out stronggggg
	9:17pm Figgsrock: EFD, I bought this comp I think because you played this cover a few years ago? Is that possible?
	9:17pm efd: hiya Joe, Scotts, javakid, M/mariano(!), Handy, Jake, Jim, Fuzzy, UM and all! Thanks for tuning in! The White Hills set coming up is killerrrrrrr
	9:17pm efd: @Figgs that is extremely possible
	9:18pm Handy Haversack: Black America specifically not singing Ringo? I mean, I'm fine with that! Just wondering if it was a specific choice or a coincidence that just no one wanted "Octopus's Garden."
	9:19pm Mariano: Wowww, had no idea the Stairsteps did a cover of Dear Prudence. It's the only one I've heard that preserves the bass line, which is my favorite part. Handy: I've heard a soul version of "It Don't Come Easy", can't remember who it was, maybe Aretha. Pretty damn good too. Then again, a soul treatment can make any song good.
	9:19pm JakeGould: “Loud, boring and utterly charmless.” That’s what she said!
	9:20pm Uncle Michael: My cryptic blurt refers to the fact that Jerome "Bigfoot" Brailey is drumming on that "Dear Prudence".
	9:22pm Handy Haversack: We are off to a smoking-hot start, efd! Mariano, I heard Ringo was going in for a long course of soul treatment.
	9:22pm dano59: Get a real World Party vibe off this ... (digging out Clean box set now)
	9:23pm efd: not sure how many shows I'll need to do from home for me to stop being amazed and awed that this works but.... I still can't believe this works!
	9:23pm Figgsrock: @EFD, I imagine that I’ve easily bought 25 albums and twice that many physical/digital singles because of your show through the years.
	9:23pm Uncle Michael: More Demis Roussos!
	9:24pm Scott Williams: One day, EFD, we will see you perform these Aphrodite's Child drum-fills!
	9:24pm efd: gosh, I hope so Scott!!
	9:24pm Uncle Michael: Scott, will you sing this?
	9:25pm Mariano: Reminds me of Jane's Addiction a bit, this Aphrodite's Child. Speaking of whom... you never seem to hear much JA these days. When they came out they were like the second coming gauging from the way many friends of mine went crazy for them.
	9:26pm Scott Williams: Well, UM - I'm no Demis Roussos in the pipes dept!
	9:26pm Uncle Michael: How about...ummm...Bryce!
	9:27pm Justin: Interesting comment Marian. Actually does sound like JA.
	9:27pm Handy Haversack: I think that a lot, Mariano. I was and am a big fan. There was Porno for Pyros the other day on ... WarWake and Bake? No, Mark Hurst played it! Ha! But with all the bootlegs out there, I'm surprised not hear them a bit more? Manny and I have periodic JA nights.
	9:27pm efd: I was hoping to get Clay to do it, but that hasn't panned out to date
	9:27pm Scott Williams: @Mariano, I was a big JA fan back then - but they haven't aged well, a lot sounds extremely 1991
	9:28pm Uncle Michael: This album is just amazing.
	9:28pm Handy Haversack: I still AM extremely 1991, Scott! (Also, hi, Scott!)
	9:28pm Scott Williams: Hahaaa, hey Handy!
	9:28pm Justin: I saw them live in 88 or 89 at lamour east in brooklyn
	9:29pm Mariano: Scott: Yeah, I didn't dislike them but I wasn't crazy about them. I saw them at the first Lollapalooza and was really impressed with their live show, so I liked them more after that.
	9:30pm she: too close to the mic EFD??
	9:30pm PigeonsAndRust: Great show so far! Might want to back off the mic gain a little
	9:31pm Handy Haversack: I saw that and then a couple of solo shows, Mariano, ... and then the Relapse tour in ... 1998? Which was very good -- they were superb in a smaller venue.
	9:32pm Melissa: Where can i find that Va-Let album? Loved Dear Prudence
	9:32pm johnk77: lollapalooza secret name line up of losers did that first tour include a stop at a dusty outdoor venue in nj?
	9:32pm Mariano: I really liked seeing JA live, but Siouxsie was on right before them, and I did feel a bit of outrage: Siouxsie, opening for JA? That's so 1991!
	9:33pm andrewb: I'd like to see rammstein in a lounge setting
	9:34pm Handy Haversack: Ha, I feel that, Mariano. Siouxsie called it the "sunset schizophrenia set" when we saw it!
	9:34pm Uncle Michael: That Emperor track sounded like Yes.
	9:35pm mndave: @efd, sounds studio-quality to me over here!
	9:36pm mr_donutsu: Yeeszzzzzzzzz
	9:36pm Scott Williams: Hahaa, when I saw that 1st Lolla, Siouxsie reminded us that "this will not be another fucking Woodstock!" Jane's, NIN, Buttholes and Body Count were all great. Too many onstage guns tho.. ahhh, the early 90s!
	9:37pm Mariano: johnk77: I went to the one in Kansas. Highlights for me were definitely Butthole Surfers and Siouxsie, but in general I'm not a huge festival fan, especially for seeing a band like Butthole Surfers. That was a cool set, Handy: huge statue of a reclining Buddha iirc. And yeah Scott, of course Gibby had his shotgun.
	9:38pm mr_donutsu: White Hills is THE live band of the pandemic. Thx Evan!
	9:38pm efd: I can assure you it is my absolute pleasure, mr_donutsu!
	9:39pm DJPeezyWeezy: very nice!! i love the three piece
	9:40pm Scott Williams: @Mariano, and didn't Ice-T have, like, a big silver .45?
	9:40pm efd: I should have mentioned that I'll be talking with White Hills after the set!
	9:41pm Stevel: Well, if this isn't a first-world crisis--my bluetooth speaker just took a dump. Jamming through the computer speakers. The humanity.
	9:41pm coelacanth∅: digging this
	9:42pm DJPeezyWeezy: Please ask them when they will do another episode of Cooking With Dave W.?
	9:42pm Handy Haversack: Body Count did sound really good, though. I saw it in Atlanta. Body Count was a big hit.
	9:42pm Uncle Michael: Bodycount was easily the loudest band I ever heard.
	9:44pm Mariano: You know, I don't remember, Scott: Body Count was where I decided to brave the concession/bathroom line (over an hour), so all I heard was a loud 'I'M ICE MUTHAFUCKIN' T!" and then the band kicked in. I do remember a woman from an activist group getting into an argument with him over his violent lyrics. That just happened to go down steps from where I was standing, I think it was being filmed for MTV.
	9:45pm efd: @Stevel that is a freekin' EMERGENCY!!
	9:45pm Handy Haversack: Or for SVU.
	9:45pm Stevel: Thank you for feeling my pain. I just dug out some dubious headphones. Pray they last. Pray.
	9:47pm Mariano: Rollins Band was there too, at least in the one I went to. Haha, Handy! Yeah, so weird that the Cop Killer wound up as a TV cop.
	9:48pm mr_donutsu: LSD, of course!
	9:48pm coelacanth∅: i wonder just what the threat against him was that forced him to take that roll.
	9:48pm Scott Williams: @UM, mine was Wedding Present at CBGB, 1994(?). Caveat: loudest, while still sounding amazing. I don't count loud that sounds like crap
	9:49pm Scott Williams: EFD, good GOD this set sounds good!
	9:50pm ian_: that is NOT what i expect to hear when i see the name "Emperor"!
	9:50pm efd: I knew I could count on them to do it right!
	9:50pm Mariano: They don't recommend the use of LSD? What is wrong with them?
	9:51pm CC: nice sound quality excellent stereo separation!!!...
	9:51pm Andal: wf MU
	9:51pm Handy Haversack: Liability purposes, Mariano. Also: backing up Scott's review. This sounds great!
	9:52pm mr_donutsu: Recorded in a kitchen people... ...Dave was cooking pancakes with his left hand while all this was laid down.
	9:52pm Chop Scott: A wonderful treat this White Hills set!!
	9:53pm javakid: @Scott loudest for me was MBV at the Ritz (uptown) in 1992. They headlined with Pavement and Superchunk supporting. Absolutely the loudest experience of any kind I've experienced.
	9:53pm ian_: loudest show ever for me has to be between LoOp in a tiny pub in Brighton or Motorhead at Brixton Academy. I think.
	9:53pm DJPeezyWeezy: Loudest for me was probably Motorhead in 87 at the Trocadero in Philly.
	9:54pm ian_: live set is ripping, Evan!
	9:55pm efd: Thanks man! I'm digging it too, got the headphones cranked!
	9:55pm Mariano: Yeah, amazing set from White Hills, efd.
	9:56pm Uncle Michael: I can't say that Bodycount sounded amazing, Scott.
	9:56pm efd: honestly I'm just so delighted that I/we/they could make this happen at this time, it's really cool.
	9:56pm Joe B: this is great!
	9:56pm mr_donutsu: Motörhead Seattle 82 - in an empty theater. Big Black final show in an all concrete power plant, Seattle 87. But Swans at ATP Iceland 2015 might top them both.
	9:57pm javakid: agreed - sounds great
	9:57pm Handy Haversack: @efd, do you talk to them about their practice during lockdown times in the interview? Kate's been polling bands she knows and thinking hard about how bands are dealing with this. Hey, Joe!
	9:58pm efd: the interview will be live, so we'll talk about that!
	9:59pm Joe B: loudest band I ever saw - Dinosaur Jr at Maxwells; runner-up Ramones at City Gardens
	9:59pm CC: I got it cranked on the Hi-Fi so it can complement the natural ambience of my living room!!!...
	9:59pm Handy Haversack: Oh, cool, @efd!
	10:00pm Joe B: re Lollapalooza - enjoyed the first show - went to both nights at Waterloo Village in NJ and the day after the second show, listening to FMU and hearing the two DJs (who I can't recall) talk about how pathetic Lollapalooza and its fans are. Oh well!
	10:01pm javakid: there are stories of MBV, Dinosaur Jr. and Jesus and Mary Chain on the Rollercoaster tour trying to 1-up eachother in terms of volume. It was one of the ages.
	10:03pm Mariano: Yeah well who's laughing now, Joe B ;)
	10:03pm Scott Williams: Joe B, that's the show I was at. Let's guess who the FMU DJs were! Hmm.....
	10:05pm Joe B: It was one male, one female. not sure what the context was - maybe a show transition, or maybe one person was a guest.
	10:06pm coelacanth∅: i went to a small festival at waterloo village c.1998 that i totally forgot about until now. i wonder who played...
	10:07pm Joe B: Waterloo had its moments - Neil Young in 1989, great Allman Bros. show in 1990 or 91, first three Lollapalooza tours, the Everly Brothers in the tent ...
	10:08pm coelacanth∅: ha- cool cover
	10:08pm Stevel: Holy fucking great cover!!
	10:10pm Joe B: How many times is this for White Hills now on your show? third? plus Primavera ...
	10:10pm Handy Haversack: In Atlanta, the amphitheater venue was new -- might have been the first season. There hadn't been anything like it. Saw Lollas 1-3 there and WOMAD, which was amazing. For Atlanta, it felt liberating.
	10:10pm coelacanth∅: i really don't remember! it must've been bands that someone else wanted to see that i didn't care that much about. ...i went to some other events at waterloo village, like a couple of native american festivals...
	10:11pm Stevel: Thank you White Hills! Great set!
	10:13pm CC: Any kind of compression???
	10:13pm z and k: White Hills for life
	10:14pm DJPeezyWeezy: They were great five minute episodes.
	10:14pm Handy Haversack: Vanwich is a good one, @efd!
	10:14pm z and k: We loved the sandwich!!
	10:16pm z and k: We love you White Hills! Keep safe guys!
	10:17pm mr_donutsu: Unsolicited plug, honest: https://www.patreon.com/join/whitehills
	10:17pm Stevel: Yeah, working from home. Not so much extra time. At least I'm working, and not driving a Milwaukee bus, like a very good friend of mine. Tough duty.
	10:19pm Stevel: Tuning out the noise is important. Only decent information is coming from our state and local government. Them, I listen to.
	10:19pm CC: Luv Andrew!!!
	10:20pm JakeGould: Festivals nowadays are out of control. At least Lollapalooza was about music when it started. Also, Janes Addiction was big in that brief 1990s window before Nirvana and grunge overwhelmed everything. Then American indie rock became it’s own “Meh…” scene. Before that Janes Addiction and tons of genuinely interesting Brit indie bands were out there. All I can say about Janes Addiction is that they were/are so much better than Red Hot Chili Peppers.
	10:20pm Stevel: [standing and applauding]
	10:20pm fredr: WTF is this MSNBC? I’m out!
	10:20pm ashokmudholkar: This guy has my vote
	10:22pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, I still can't figure out a way to be OK with liking RHCP, Jake. But I have friends who do. It's an area best avoided!
	10:22pm JakeGould: MSNBC is a cable channel from in the 1990s in a partnership between Microsoft and NBC. This was the early days of the Internet and partnerships like that existed.
	10:22pm Anon: Thanks so much for such a fantastic show!
	10:23pm JakeGould: @Handy: When I was in college in in the early 1990s, I was into Red Hot Chili Peppers… My oh my does that crap age horribly. I somehow was into the Smiths and those a-holes.
	10:24pm Scott Williams: fantastic conversation, EFD - I like Dave & Ego so much!
	10:24pm JakeGould: Thankfully some guy knew turned me onto Tom Waits and then a few years later I would discover See/Hear and discovered Beat Happening and even early Bikini Kill. Always thank people who tipped you off to better stuff.
	10:25pm coelacanth∅: the smiths were a great band...they just needed a good vocalist!
	10:25pm JakeGould: @coelacanth∅: “The Queen is Dead” is still a great album. I was also into Lush and Ride. That still stays with me. Ditto with Cocteau Twins.
	10:26pm Joe B: agreed coela!
	10:26pm z and k: Keep pullin' from the archives dudes!! Love it.
	10:26pm CC: since it's all getting ready to open up we better be careful!!!...:)
	10:28pm Scott Williams: YES! DO IT DAVE!!!! RINGER!
	10:28pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, I like everything about the Smiths except the lyrics and vocals. So ... I tend not to listen often. I somehow managed to find New Model Army when I was young, which made all the difference.
	10:28pm coelacanth∅: Thanks white hills! great set you guys are the Bomb!
	10:28pm Mariano: The Furs were supposed to play here in New Orleans in April, really bummed about missing it. I still love the Smiths, despite what Morrissey turned into later. A while back I found a Smiths doc on YT. When they first started out, there was a fifth member, but they kicked him out because he was too much of a bloke: he was married, had kids, etc., didn't go with the overall vibe. He got the shaft, just like Clarence the fifth Beatle.
	10:28pm Handy Haversack: In terms of keeping people alive, WFMU > Cuomo.
	10:29pm ashokmudholkar: So cool that they managed a set without their drummer under these conditions. It was a cool set.
	10:30pm ashokmudholkar: Also, Mariano: Bitch, I'M the fifth beatle
	10:30pm ashokmudholkar: OK, that's a lie
	10:30pm JakeGould: “The Gypsies had no home, White Hills had no drums!”
	10:31pm Scott Williams: "Don't let that scare you, let it liberate you!"
	10:32pm CC: I love interviews with people who are allowed to speak their mind!!!
	10:41pm Dave Miss: Good show EFD
	10:42pm efd: thanks Dave!
	10:43pm Michael from the Left Coast: Boy this public practice track would have fit right in on the New Afternoon Show
	10:45pm CC: Great song!!!
	10:45pm Stevel: Is there a better pop song than i wonder what she's doing tonight ? Possibly not
	10:46pm Handy Haversack: Strong position, Stevel!
	10:46pm Stevel: Many perhaps as strong.
	10:48pm Carmichael: Heya Evan and others. I can’t seem to get here on time anymore.
	10:49pm CC: the thing is that a lot of people would probably wonder what she's doing tonight in these present daze!?!
	10:49pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Carm. Hope the wok day is ended.
	10:50pm Handy Haversack: *^work Though, you know, if you hate woks. The dangerous cat is on my lap.
	10:51pm DJPeezyWeezy: kowloonwalled!!!!!!
	10:52pm CC: Woks are a lot of trouble... you gotta keep stirring crap up!!!
	10:56pm Jeezy: Wow.... impressive track from Late Cambrian...
	10:57pm Carmichael: I would love to wok for a living.
	10:57pm Carmichael: This is poplicious.
	11:02pm Steve: EFD, I am not familiar with The Jack Cades at all ? Is this tune you're playing similar to their other music?
	11:03pm Carmichael: This is all in the same key. Excellent!
	11:03pm All Night Diner: But maybe the people want to hear it twice!!!!
	11:03pm Jim the Poet: I like when songs get played twice
	11:04pm Carmichael: Ha, I just saw the live Rockpile version of this last night.
	11:04pm All Night Diner: Hell play it three times, now thats progressive.
	11:05pm coelacanth∅: the jesus of cool
	11:06pm CC: I like hearing some songs twice but the first time you're not supposed to let it totally finish before you start it over...and then let it finish the second time...
	11:06pm efd: this comments board has a lot of unconventional ideas!
	11:07pm Carmichael: The guitar interplay between Edmunds and Bremner is a thing to behold.
	11:08pm Handy Haversack: Well, that's ONE reason why most of the rest of us aren't DJs. Play half of it then play the other half backward while translating it into Icelandic! Goodness, though, the show is great tonight.
	11:08pm coelacanth∅: shall we call the comment board "free form"?
	11:08pm Handy Haversack: Maybe "form free," coela.
	11:09pm coelacanth∅: and Dave Edmunds is an underappreciated guitarist, in my opinion.
	11:10pm Handy Haversack: "Waffles!"
	11:10pm Joe B: yup studio version is on Accidental Falls
	11:10pm coelacanth∅: Handy, "Absolutely Freeeeeeeeeeeeeeee"
	11:11pm CC: I suppose there should be some kind of social rules we should all abide by?!?...:)
	11:11pm Joe B: yes! it is!
	11:11pm Stevel: Joe B?
	11:11pm Stevel: Thank you.
	11:12pm Joe B: Stevel, they have two albums, both on spotify/bandcamp if you do that and want to sample
	11:14pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy
	11:16pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Phillippe! I was just negotiating on your behalf. Kate has made a couple of collages that might be band posters one day. In the meantime, I'm going to get her to let me send the scans to discerning aesthetes like you!
	11:16pm Carmichael: “The music is reversible, but time is not. Turn back, turn back ....”
	11:17pm Phillippe Bastille: Absolutely, Handy!
	11:17pm Phillippe Bastille: This song is sublime, and I don't throw that word around casually
	11:17pm CC: Nice choice..!..we all caught the same disease!!!!
	11:19pm Aitch: Eek, flower-children.
	11:19pm Carmichael: Filthy hippie music!
	11:19pm efd: the song is so good tho
	11:20pm Aitch: Slum of Legs band name of the year for me. Seems a decent record too
	11:20pm Handy Haversack: Oh, wow, I LOVE Slum of Legs. Never heard a sound I didn't like from them.
	11:21pm herb.nyc: Melanie herself sang this song. 2,3 summers ago at a free Lincoln center (Central Park?) event. She said "they kept delaying me from singing till about 2 or 3am. And when I did, I felt transformed, an out of body experience." So lovely.
	11:22pm Scott Williams: All the Slum of Legs I've heard so far (2 tracks? 3?) has been great!
	11:23pm Aitch: Gives EFD a mongrel apparently.
	11:23pm Jeezy: Yes, this Slum track is good, but the Slum of Legs track Dash played last night is even better...
	11:23pm Handy Haversack: I think I heard first on Spin Age Blasters?
	11:24pm efd: @Aitch no more than a half mongrel at most
	11:25pm Carmichael: Rockpile (for later): https://youtu.be/fCBm_IESaVA
	11:25pm Handy Haversack: Hooooooo, that was good!
	11:29pm Scott Williams: Liars! Been ages, they were great
	11:30pm efd: they sure were! I love this song, but we're not going to hear all 20 minutes of the loop at the end.
	11:31pm Stevel: Joe B. Noted and followed! Geeze efd. No guts, no glory.
	11:32pm Scott Williams: @efd, oh sure, but it's OK if Steve Wynne does it! (that track was killer, btw)
	11:33pm efd: haha, I figured someone would bring that up!
	11:34pm efd: ahhhhhh, there it is
	11:34pm Stevel: In other important news, related to my trials and tribulations,I have ordered sufficient earphone in order to ride out the apocalypse. You're welcome.
	11:34pm efd: 21 minutes left in the track, for anyomne playing along at home
	11:36pm JakeGould: Blackjack, baby!
	11:37pm Handy Haversack: I mean, we don't have any OTHER plans in the next 21 minutes.
	11:38pm efd: I do though!
	11:38pm mariano: Wow, love this Slift .
	11:39pm efd: They're French!
	11:40pm Stevel: Jeepers! Slift seems to know about the rock! French? Bill Kelly will be proud.
	11:40pm Handy Haversack: As I looked up Slift on Bandcamp, Kate: "Do you like this? It's pretty proggy." Slift; "If you want to start a Dungeons & Dragons adventure : sliftrock@gmail.com" Uh, I'm IN.
	11:42pm Joe B: they're not booing, they're saying leeeeeeeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwww
	11:43pm CC: I should think that no'one' would feel comforatable being on the defense all the time?!?
	11:45pm Scott Williams: Lewsberg too, been hearing a lot lately, and loving all of it. That's a spicy guitar solo!
	11:45pm Fuzzy: Liking this -- sounds like "Lou's" Berg a lot.
	11:45pm Handy Haversack: The wrist is strong in this one!
	11:47pm mariano: Yeah, love the Lewsberg I've been hearing on FMU lately.
	11:48pm Handy Haversack: On va slift ici.
	11:48pm Stevel: THat was Handy
	11:49pm mariano: Hopefully Dungeons & Dragons doesn't mean something different in France...
	11:49pm JakeGould: 11 to go!
	11:49pm Handy Haversack: It's cool, Stevel. There's enough D&D glory for us all. No, I know some cool DIY RPG writers in France, Mariano. France has a scene.
	11:51pm mariano: Pfft. I wanted it to mean so much more.
	11:52pm CC: Anybody ever look at the clock and it says 11:11???...
	11:52pm Billy Jam: hey EFD and Scott Williams and Jim the Poet and hello all the FMU listeners inc. JakeGould, mariano and Carmichael
	11:52pm Stevel: efd, Scott Williams, and the rest: Y'all are doing an amazing job under duress. Thank you . Thank you. Thank you. It is sooooooooo appreciated.
	11:53pm Joe B: wish it was 11:11, then we'd still have 49 minutes of the show left!
	11:54pm Handy Haversack: Oh, don't you worry, Mariano. Il y a plus ... Man, @efd, what a great show! Up there with my faves of 2020 so far. Really fantastic music! Thanks so much! And thanks to Scott W., that Skeletonest of Skeletons! Man, what a great show!
	11:54pm Scott Williams: Hey everyone, catch Joe B on Wake & Bake a mere 6 hours from now!
	11:55pm efd: hey Billy Jam! @Stevel thanks for that, it means a lot to hear it.
	11:55pm Scott Williams: Oh, and Billy Jam's here! Catch him tonight here from 3-6am
	11:55pm Joe B: oh shit, almost forgot, thanks scott
	11:55pm CC: Yeah, but I'm stuck here in Texas!!!
	11:55pm Handy Haversack: Oh, shoot, Joe B., are you on WAB duty -- very exciting! Get Clay to do a call-in!
	11:55pm mariano: Hey Billy Jam, good to see ya! Thanks efd, great show, thanks for manning the board, Scott, catch y'all later!
	11:57pm JakeGould: Hey Billy Jam! Get well! Seriously!
	11:57pm Joe B: great show efd
	11:58pm Scott Williams: See you all over at Small Change's place!
	11:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks efd! Thanks white hills! Thanks Scott and crew! take care y'all
	11:58pm Billy Jam: @JakeGould and mariano -if u guys are still awake and tuned in in 3 hours - am doing a last minute 3 hour show, following Small Change
	11:58pm Fuzzy: Thanks efd and all the WFMU folks keeping this shebang going!
	11:59pm mariano: Ah, filling in on Transmission, cool! I think I'll be awake still, didn't wake up till 2 this afternoon ;)
	11:59pm Billy Jam: PS thanks Scott - just seeing your program note above now

The Evan "Funk" Davies Show: Playlist from April 29, 2020

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Every show starts with the ’70s! We’ll rediscover forgotten rockers, revisit unfairly maligned disco beats and replay power-pop favorites. Next: plenty of new releases, occasional live bands and more. Don’t let the nickname confuse you.

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(* = new)

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
emperor	i'm alive "i'm alive" by "emperor"	s/t	private stock	1977			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
the mooney suzuki	i say i love you	people get ready	estrus	2000			0:07:22 (Pop-up)
the clash	last gang in town "last gang in town" by "the clash"	give 'em enough rope	epic	1978			0:09:33 (Pop-up)
the 5 stairsteps	dear prudence "dear prudence" by "the 5 stairsteps"	va-let it be: black america sings lennon, mccartney & harrison	ace	2016			0:14:32 (Pop-up)
the clean	in the dreamlife you need a rubber soul	mister pop	merge	2009			0:17:57 (Pop-up)
aphrodite's child	the four horsemen	666	vertigo	1972			0:21:18 (Pop-up)

WHITE HILLS live set! recorded exclusively for WFMU Dave W: vocals, guitar, keys, etc. Ego Sensation: bass, vocals, etc.
white hills	the condition of nothing	live on wfmu			originally on H-p1		0:35:02 (Pop-up)
white hills	lsd or usb "lsd or usb" by "white hills"	live on wfmu			originally on Walks For Motorists		0:44:30 (Pop-up)
white hills	no game to play "no game to play" by "white hills"	live on wfmu			originally on No Game To Play		0:49:20 (Pop-up)
white hills	no will "no will" by "white hills"	live on wfmu			originally on Walks For Motorists		0:55:54 (Pop-up)
white hills	honesty "honesty" by "white hills"	live on wfmu			not previously released		0:59:45 (Pop-up)
white hills	pulse "pulse" by "white hills"	live on wfmu			Psychedelic Furs cover! First time ever in a White Hills set!		1:05:36 (Pop-up)
white hills	chat with efd "chat with efd" by "white hills"	live on wfmu					1:10:40 (Pop-up)

facs	teenage hive "teenage hive" by "facs"	void moments	trouble in mind			*	1:28:46 (Pop-up)
too free	no fun "no fun" by "too free"	love in high demand	sister polygon			*	1:31:43 (Pop-up)
interesting times gang	give me a new body	world on a wire	interesting times gang			*	1:35:52 (Pop-up)
public practice	compromised "compromised" by "public practice"	gentle grip	wharf cat records			*	1:39:21 (Pop-up)
the explorers club	i wonder what she's doing tonight	to sing and be born again	goldstar			*	1:42:38 (Pop-up)

late cambrian	fluoxa tina "fluoxa tina" by "late cambrian"	single	late cambrian		PREMIERE!!	*	1:51:57 (Pop-up)
the resonars	my fog "my fog" by "the resonars"	2020 blindside	the resonars			*	1:54:14 (Pop-up)
the jack cades	perfect view "perfect view" by "the jack cades"	perfect view	beluga			*	1:56:57 (Pop-up)
nick lowe	cracking up "cracking up" by "nick lowe"	labour of lust	columbia	1979			2:01:41 (Pop-up)
eyelids	at sea "at sea" by "eyelids"	eyelids live!	jealous butcher			*	2:05:03 (Pop-up)

asbury park love contingent	lay down (candles in the rain)	single	asbury park love contingent		purchase info coming soon, benefiting Jersey Shore Rescue Mission	*	2:13:53 (Pop-up)
slum of legs	benetint & malevolence	s/t	spurge			*	2:17:54 (Pop-up)
liars	this dust makes that mud "this dust makes that mud" by "liars"	they threw us all in a trench and stuck a monument on top	gern blandsten	2001			2:24:37 (Pop-up)
slift	ummon "ummon" by "slift"	ummon	stolen body			*	2:34:15 (Pop-up)
lewsberg	through the garden "through the garden" by "lewsberg"	in this house	12xu			*	2:39:53 (Pop-up)

the reflectors	champagne "champagne" by "the reflectors"	first impression	burger			*	2:49:47 (Pop-up)
tough age	waiting here "waiting here" by "tough age"	single	tough age			*	2:52:25 (Pop-up)
peter holsapple & chris stamey	molly says	our back pages	omnivore			*	2:54:51 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03pm Handy Haversack: Hey there, efd, everyone! We are also alive and glad to know you are, too!
	9:05pm EL: Let's GO!
	9:05pm JakeGould: Hello!
	9:06pm Jim the Poet: Hey efd I'm dead on the inside but let's do this
	9:07pm Chop Scott: Hello EFD--sounding great! Thanks for the board op Scott W.!!
	9:08pm mariano: Hey efd, crew, everybody!
	9:09pm Fuzzy: Hello! We're alive!
	9:09pm Handy Haversack: You've lowered your case, mariano.
	9:10pm MARIANO!!!!!!: There, you happy now, Handy? Huh? HUH?!?
	9:10pm Mariano: (Thanks for the reminder)
	9:10pm Handy Haversack: Better. Better.
	9:11pm Mariano: I've wondered before if an exclamation point can be legally added to one's name.
	9:11pm javakid: Have a Mooney Suzuki promo (different album) that has this NYT quote featured "Loud, boring and utterly charmless." I disagree and have a feeling they did too.
	9:13pm Handy Haversack: Probably a state-by-state matter, Mariano. In LA ... hmmm. I'd put the over/under at "maybe"!
	9:14pm efd: odd choice for a quote on a promo sticker!
	9:15pm Joe B: hey efd!
	9:15pm javakid: It's on the back tray of the CD efd. The irony....
	9:16pm Uncle Michael: Bigfoot!
	9:16pm javakid: here is the image www.discogs.com...
	9:17pm Aaron from Ocean: Starting out stronggggg
	9:17pm Figgsrock: EFD, I bought this comp I think because you played this cover a few years ago? Is that possible?
	9:17pm efd: hiya Joe, Scotts, javakid, M/mariano(!), Handy, Jake, Jim, Fuzzy, UM and all! Thanks for tuning in! The White Hills set coming up is killerrrrrrr
	9:17pm efd: @Figgs that is extremely possible
	9:18pm Handy Haversack: Black America specifically not singing Ringo? I mean, I'm fine with that! Just wondering if it was a specific choice or a coincidence that just no one wanted "Octopus's Garden."
	9:19pm Mariano: Wowww, had no idea the Stairsteps did a cover of Dear Prudence. It's the only one I've heard that preserves the bass line, which is my favorite part. Handy: I've heard a soul version of "It Don't Come Easy", can't remember who it was, maybe Aretha. Pretty damn good too. Then again, a soul treatment can make any song good.
	9:19pm JakeGould: “Loud, boring and utterly charmless.” That’s what she said!
	9:20pm Uncle Michael: My cryptic blurt refers to the fact that Jerome "Bigfoot" Brailey is drumming on that "Dear Prudence".
	9:22pm Handy Haversack: We are off to a smoking-hot start, efd! Mariano, I heard Ringo was going in for a long course of soul treatment.
	9:22pm dano59: Get a real World Party vibe off this ... (digging out Clean box set now)
	9:23pm efd: not sure how many shows I'll need to do from home for me to stop being amazed and awed that this works but.... I still can't believe this works!
	9:23pm Figgsrock: @EFD, I imagine that I’ve easily bought 25 albums and twice that many physical/digital singles because of your show through the years.
	9:23pm Uncle Michael: More Demis Roussos!
	9:24pm Scott Williams: One day, EFD, we will see you perform these Aphrodite's Child drum-fills!
	9:24pm efd: gosh, I hope so Scott!!
	9:24pm Uncle Michael: Scott, will you sing this?
	9:25pm Mariano: Reminds me of Jane's Addiction a bit, this Aphrodite's Child. Speaking of whom... you never seem to hear much JA these days. When they came out they were like the second coming gauging from the way many friends of mine went crazy for them.
	9:26pm Scott Williams: Well, UM - I'm no Demis Roussos in the pipes dept!
	9:26pm Uncle Michael: How about...ummm...Bryce!
	9:27pm Justin: Interesting comment Marian. Actually does sound like JA.
	9:27pm Handy Haversack: I think that a lot, Mariano. I was and am a big fan. There was Porno for Pyros the other day on ... WarWake and Bake? No, Mark Hurst played it! Ha! But with all the bootlegs out there, I'm surprised not hear them a bit more? Manny and I have periodic JA nights.
	9:27pm efd: I was hoping to get Clay to do it, but that hasn't panned out to date
	9:27pm Scott Williams: @Mariano, I was a big JA fan back then - but they haven't aged well, a lot sounds extremely 1991
	9:28pm Uncle Michael: This album is just amazing.
	9:28pm Handy Haversack: I still AM extremely 1991, Scott! (Also, hi, Scott!)
	9:28pm Scott Williams: Hahaaa, hey Handy!
	9:28pm Justin: I saw them live in 88 or 89 at lamour east in brooklyn
	9:29pm Mariano: Scott: Yeah, I didn't dislike them but I wasn't crazy about them. I saw them at the first Lollapalooza and was really impressed with their live show, so I liked them more after that.
	9:30pm she: too close to the mic EFD??
	9:30pm PigeonsAndRust: Great show so far! Might want to back off the mic gain a little
	9:31pm Handy Haversack: I saw that and then a couple of solo shows, Mariano, ... and then the Relapse tour in ... 1998? Which was very good -- they were superb in a smaller venue.
	9:32pm Melissa: Where can i find that Va-Let album? Loved Dear Prudence
	9:32pm johnk77: lollapalooza secret name line up of losers did that first tour include a stop at a dusty outdoor venue in nj?
	9:32pm Mariano: I really liked seeing JA live, but Siouxsie was on right before them, and I did feel a bit of outrage: Siouxsie, opening for JA? That's so 1991!
	9:33pm andrewb: I'd like to see rammstein in a lounge setting
	9:34pm Handy Haversack: Ha, I feel that, Mariano. Siouxsie called it the "sunset schizophrenia set" when we saw it!
	9:34pm Uncle Michael: That Emperor track sounded like Yes.
	9:35pm mndave: @efd, sounds studio-quality to me over here!
	9:36pm mr_donutsu: Yeeszzzzzzzzz
	9:36pm Scott Williams: Hahaa, when I saw that 1st Lolla, Siouxsie reminded us that "this will not be another fucking Woodstock!" Jane's, NIN, Buttholes and Body Count were all great. Too many onstage guns tho.. ahhh, the early 90s!
	9:37pm Mariano: johnk77: I went to the one in Kansas. Highlights for me were definitely Butthole Surfers and Siouxsie, but in general I'm not a huge festival fan, especially for seeing a band like Butthole Surfers. That was a cool set, Handy: huge statue of a reclining Buddha iirc. And yeah Scott, of course Gibby had his shotgun.
	9:38pm mr_donutsu: White Hills is THE live band of the pandemic. Thx Evan!
	9:38pm efd: I can assure you it is my absolute pleasure, mr_donutsu!
	9:39pm DJPeezyWeezy: very nice!! i love the three piece
	9:40pm Scott Williams: @Mariano, and didn't Ice-T have, like, a big silver .45?
	9:40pm efd: I should have mentioned that I'll be talking with White Hills after the set!
	9:41pm Stevel: Well, if this isn't a first-world crisis--my bluetooth speaker just took a dump. Jamming through the computer speakers. The humanity.
	9:41pm coelacanth∅: digging this
	9:42pm DJPeezyWeezy: Please ask them when they will do another episode of Cooking With Dave W.?
	9:42pm Handy Haversack: Body Count did sound really good, though. I saw it in Atlanta. Body Count was a big hit.
	9:42pm Uncle Michael: Bodycount was easily the loudest band I ever heard.
	9:44pm Mariano: You know, I don't remember, Scott: Body Count was where I decided to brave the concession/bathroom line (over an hour), so all I heard was a loud 'I'M ICE MUTHAFUCKIN' T!" and then the band kicked in. I do remember a woman from an activist group getting into an argument with him over his violent lyrics. That just happened to go down steps from where I was standing, I think it was being filmed for MTV.
	9:45pm efd: @Stevel that is a freekin' EMERGENCY!!
	9:45pm Handy Haversack: Or for SVU.
	9:45pm Stevel: Thank you for feeling my pain. I just dug out some dubious headphones. Pray they last. Pray.
	9:47pm Mariano: Rollins Band was there too, at least in the one I went to. Haha, Handy! Yeah, so weird that the Cop Killer wound up as a TV cop.
	9:48pm mr_donutsu: LSD, of course!
	9:48pm coelacanth∅: i wonder just what the threat against him was that forced him to take that roll.
	9:48pm Scott Williams: @UM, mine was Wedding Present at CBGB, 1994(?). Caveat: loudest, while still sounding amazing. I don't count loud that sounds like crap
	9:49pm Scott Williams: EFD, good GOD this set sounds good!
	9:50pm ian_: that is NOT what i expect to hear when i see the name "Emperor"!
	9:50pm efd: I knew I could count on them to do it right!
	9:50pm Mariano: They don't recommend the use of LSD? What is wrong with them?
	9:51pm CC: nice sound quality excellent stereo separation!!!...
	9:51pm Andal: wf MU
	9:51pm Handy Haversack: Liability purposes, Mariano. Also: backing up Scott's review. This sounds great!
	9:52pm mr_donutsu: Recorded in a kitchen people... ...Dave was cooking pancakes with his left hand while all this was laid down.
	9:52pm Chop Scott: A wonderful treat this White Hills set!!
	9:53pm javakid: @Scott loudest for me was MBV at the Ritz (uptown) in 1992. They headlined with Pavement and Superchunk supporting. Absolutely the loudest experience of any kind I've experienced.
	9:53pm ian_: loudest show ever for me has to be between LoOp in a tiny pub in Brighton or Motorhead at Brixton Academy. I think.
	9:53pm DJPeezyWeezy: Loudest for me was probably Motorhead in 87 at the Trocadero in Philly.
	9:54pm ian_: live set is ripping, Evan!
	9:55pm efd: Thanks man! I'm digging it too, got the headphones cranked!
	9:55pm Mariano: Yeah, amazing set from White Hills, efd.
	9:56pm Uncle Michael: I can't say that Bodycount sounded amazing, Scott.
	9:56pm efd: honestly I'm just so delighted that I/we/they could make this happen at this time, it's really cool.
	9:56pm Joe B: this is great!
	9:56pm mr_donutsu: Motörhead Seattle 82 - in an empty theater. Big Black final show in an all concrete power plant, Seattle 87. But Swans at ATP Iceland 2015 might top them both.
	9:57pm javakid: agreed - sounds great
	9:57pm Handy Haversack: @efd, do you talk to them about their practice during lockdown times in the interview? Kate's been polling bands she knows and thinking hard about how bands are dealing with this. Hey, Joe!
	9:58pm efd: the interview will be live, so we'll talk about that!
	9:59pm Joe B: loudest band I ever saw - Dinosaur Jr at Maxwells; runner-up Ramones at City Gardens
	9:59pm CC: I got it cranked on the Hi-Fi so it can complement the natural ambience of my living room!!!...
	9:59pm Handy Haversack: Oh, cool, @efd!
	10:00pm Joe B: re Lollapalooza - enjoyed the first show - went to both nights at Waterloo Village in NJ and the day after the second show, listening to FMU and hearing the two DJs (who I can't recall) talk about how pathetic Lollapalooza and its fans are. Oh well!
	10:01pm javakid: there are stories of MBV, Dinosaur Jr. and Jesus and Mary Chain on the Rollercoaster tour trying to 1-up eachother in terms of volume. It was one of the ages.
	10:03pm Mariano: Yeah well who's laughing now, Joe B ;)
	10:03pm Scott Williams: Joe B, that's the show I was at. Let's guess who the FMU DJs were! Hmm.....
	10:05pm Joe B: It was one male, one female. not sure what the context was - maybe a show transition, or maybe one person was a guest.
	10:06pm coelacanth∅: i went to a small festival at waterloo village c.1998 that i totally forgot about until now. i wonder who played...
	10:07pm Joe B: Waterloo had its moments - Neil Young in 1989, great Allman Bros. show in 1990 or 91, first three Lollapalooza tours, the Everly Brothers in the tent ...
	10:08pm coelacanth∅: ha- cool cover
	10:08pm Stevel: Holy fucking great cover!!
	10:10pm Joe B: How many times is this for White Hills now on your show? third? plus Primavera ...
	10:10pm Handy Haversack: In Atlanta, the amphitheater venue was new -- might have been the first season. There hadn't been anything like it. Saw Lollas 1-3 there and WOMAD, which was amazing. For Atlanta, it felt liberating.
	10:10pm coelacanth∅: i really don't remember! it must've been bands that someone else wanted to see that i didn't care that much about. ...i went to some other events at waterloo village, like a couple of native american festivals...
	10:11pm Stevel: Thank you White Hills! Great set!
	10:13pm CC: Any kind of compression???
	10:13pm z and k: White Hills for life
	10:14pm DJPeezyWeezy: They were great five minute episodes.
	10:14pm Handy Haversack: Vanwich is a good one, @efd!
	10:14pm z and k: We loved the sandwich!!
	10:16pm z and k: We love you White Hills! Keep safe guys!
	10:17pm mr_donutsu: Unsolicited plug, honest: https://www.patreon.com/join/whitehills
	10:17pm Stevel: Yeah, working from home. Not so much extra time. At least I'm working, and not driving a Milwaukee bus, like a very good friend of mine. Tough duty.
	10:19pm Stevel: Tuning out the noise is important. Only decent information is coming from our state and local government. Them, I listen to.
	10:19pm CC: Luv Andrew!!!
	10:20pm JakeGould: Festivals nowadays are out of control. At least Lollapalooza was about music when it started. Also, Janes Addiction was big in that brief 1990s window before Nirvana and grunge overwhelmed everything. Then American indie rock became it’s own “Meh…” scene. Before that Janes Addiction and tons of genuinely interesting Brit indie bands were out there. All I can say about Janes Addiction is that they were/are so much better than Red Hot Chili Peppers.
	10:20pm Stevel: [standing and applauding]
	10:20pm fredr: WTF is this MSNBC? I’m out!
	10:20pm ashokmudholkar: This guy has my vote
	10:22pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, I still can't figure out a way to be OK with liking RHCP, Jake. But I have friends who do. It's an area best avoided!
	10:22pm JakeGould: MSNBC is a cable channel from in the 1990s in a partnership between Microsoft and NBC. This was the early days of the Internet and partnerships like that existed.
	10:22pm Anon: Thanks so much for such a fantastic show!
	10:23pm JakeGould: @Handy: When I was in college in in the early 1990s, I was into Red Hot Chili Peppers… My oh my does that crap age horribly. I somehow was into the Smiths and those a-holes.
	10:24pm Scott Williams: fantastic conversation, EFD - I like Dave & Ego so much!
	10:24pm JakeGould: Thankfully some guy knew turned me onto Tom Waits and then a few years later I would discover See/Hear and discovered Beat Happening and even early Bikini Kill. Always thank people who tipped you off to better stuff.
	10:25pm coelacanth∅: the smiths were a great band...they just needed a good vocalist!
	10:25pm JakeGould: @coelacanth∅: “The Queen is Dead” is still a great album. I was also into Lush and Ride. That still stays with me. Ditto with Cocteau Twins.
	10:26pm Joe B: agreed coela!
	10:26pm z and k: Keep pullin' from the archives dudes!! Love it.
	10:26pm CC: since it's all getting ready to open up we better be careful!!!...:)
	10:28pm Scott Williams: YES! DO IT DAVE!!!! RINGER!
	10:28pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, I like everything about the Smiths except the lyrics and vocals. So ... I tend not to listen often. I somehow managed to find New Model Army when I was young, which made all the difference.
	10:28pm coelacanth∅: Thanks white hills! great set you guys are the Bomb!
	10:28pm Mariano: The Furs were supposed to play here in New Orleans in April, really bummed about missing it. I still love the Smiths, despite what Morrissey turned into later. A while back I found a Smiths doc on YT. When they first started out, there was a fifth member, but they kicked him out because he was too much of a bloke: he was married, had kids, etc., didn't go with the overall vibe. He got the shaft, just like Clarence the fifth Beatle.
	10:28pm Handy Haversack: In terms of keeping people alive, WFMU > Cuomo.
	10:29pm ashokmudholkar: So cool that they managed a set without their drummer under these conditions. It was a cool set.
	10:30pm ashokmudholkar: Also, Mariano: Bitch, I'M the fifth beatle
	10:30pm ashokmudholkar: OK, that's a lie
	10:30pm JakeGould: “The Gypsies had no home, White Hills had no drums!”
	10:31pm Scott Williams: "Don't let that scare you, let it liberate you!"
	10:32pm CC: I love interviews with people who are allowed to speak their mind!!!
	10:41pm Dave Miss: Good show EFD
	10:42pm efd: thanks Dave!
	10:43pm Michael from the Left Coast: Boy this public practice track would have fit right in on the New Afternoon Show
	10:45pm CC: Great song!!!
	10:45pm Stevel: Is there a better pop song than i wonder what she's doing tonight ? Possibly not
	10:46pm Handy Haversack: Strong position, Stevel!
	10:46pm Stevel: Many perhaps as strong.
	10:48pm Carmichael: Heya Evan and others. I can’t seem to get here on time anymore.
	10:49pm CC: the thing is that a lot of people would probably wonder what she's doing tonight in these present daze!?!
	10:49pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Carm. Hope the wok day is ended.
	10:50pm Handy Haversack: *^work Though, you know, if you hate woks. The dangerous cat is on my lap.
	10:51pm DJPeezyWeezy: kowloonwalled!!!!!!
	10:52pm CC: Woks are a lot of trouble... you gotta keep stirring crap up!!!
	10:56pm Jeezy: Wow.... impressive track from Late Cambrian...
	10:57pm Carmichael: I would love to wok for a living.
	10:57pm Carmichael: This is poplicious.
	11:02pm Steve: EFD, I am not familiar with The Jack Cades at all ? Is this tune you're playing similar to their other music?
	11:03pm Carmichael: This is all in the same key. Excellent!
	11:03pm All Night Diner: But maybe the people want to hear it twice!!!!
	11:03pm Jim the Poet: I like when songs get played twice
	11:04pm Carmichael: Ha, I just saw the live Rockpile version of this last night.
	11:04pm All Night Diner: Hell play it three times, now thats progressive.
	11:05pm coelacanth∅: the jesus of cool
	11:06pm CC: I like hearing some songs twice but the first time you're not supposed to let it totally finish before you start it over...and then let it finish the second time...
	11:06pm efd: this comments board has a lot of unconventional ideas!
	11:07pm Carmichael: The guitar interplay between Edmunds and Bremner is a thing to behold.
	11:08pm Handy Haversack: Well, that's ONE reason why most of the rest of us aren't DJs. Play half of it then play the other half backward while translating it into Icelandic! Goodness, though, the show is great tonight.
	11:08pm coelacanth∅: shall we call the comment board "free form"?
	11:08pm Handy Haversack: Maybe "form free," coela.
	11:09pm coelacanth∅: and Dave Edmunds is an underappreciated guitarist, in my opinion.
	11:10pm Handy Haversack: "Waffles!"
	11:10pm Joe B: yup studio version is on Accidental Falls
	11:10pm coelacanth∅: Handy, "Absolutely Freeeeeeeeeeeeeeee"
	11:11pm CC: I suppose there should be some kind of social rules we should all abide by?!?...:)
	11:11pm Joe B: yes! it is!
	11:11pm Stevel: Joe B?
	11:11pm Stevel: Thank you.
	11:12pm Joe B: Stevel, they have two albums, both on spotify/bandcamp if you do that and want to sample
	11:14pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy
	11:16pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Phillippe! I was just negotiating on your behalf. Kate has made a couple of collages that might be band posters one day. In the meantime, I'm going to get her to let me send the scans to discerning aesthetes like you!
	11:16pm Carmichael: “The music is reversible, but time is not. Turn back, turn back ....”
	11:17pm Phillippe Bastille: Absolutely, Handy!
	11:17pm Phillippe Bastille: This song is sublime, and I don't throw that word around casually
	11:17pm CC: Nice choice..!..we all caught the same disease!!!!
	11:19pm Aitch: Eek, flower-children.
	11:19pm Carmichael: Filthy hippie music!
	11:19pm efd: the song is so good tho
	11:20pm Aitch: Slum of Legs band name of the year for me. Seems a decent record too
	11:20pm Handy Haversack: Oh, wow, I LOVE Slum of Legs. Never heard a sound I didn't like from them.
	11:21pm herb.nyc: Melanie herself sang this song. 2,3 summers ago at a free Lincoln center (Central Park?) event. She said "they kept delaying me from singing till about 2 or 3am. And when I did, I felt transformed, an out of body experience." So lovely.
	11:22pm Scott Williams: All the Slum of Legs I've heard so far (2 tracks? 3?) has been great!
	11:23pm Aitch: Gives EFD a mongrel apparently.
	11:23pm Jeezy: Yes, this Slum track is good, but the Slum of Legs track Dash played last night is even better...
	11:23pm Handy Haversack: I think I heard first on Spin Age Blasters?
	11:24pm efd: @Aitch no more than a half mongrel at most
	11:25pm Carmichael: Rockpile (for later): https://youtu.be/fCBm_IESaVA
	11:25pm Handy Haversack: Hooooooo, that was good!
	11:29pm Scott Williams: Liars! Been ages, they were great
	11:30pm efd: they sure were! I love this song, but we're not going to hear all 20 minutes of the loop at the end.
	11:31pm Stevel: Joe B. Noted and followed! Geeze efd. No guts, no glory.
	11:32pm Scott Williams: @efd, oh sure, but it's OK if Steve Wynne does it! (that track was killer, btw)
	11:33pm efd: haha, I figured someone would bring that up!
	11:34pm efd: ahhhhhh, there it is
	11:34pm Stevel: In other important news, related to my trials and tribulations,I have ordered sufficient earphone in order to ride out the apocalypse. You're welcome.
	11:34pm efd: 21 minutes left in the track, for anyomne playing along at home
	11:36pm JakeGould: Blackjack, baby!
	11:37pm Handy Haversack: I mean, we don't have any OTHER plans in the next 21 minutes.
	11:38pm efd: I do though!
	11:38pm mariano: Wow, love this Slift .
	11:39pm efd: They're French!
	11:40pm Stevel: Jeepers! Slift seems to know about the rock! French? Bill Kelly will be proud.
	11:40pm Handy Haversack: As I looked up Slift on Bandcamp, Kate: "Do you like this? It's pretty proggy." Slift; "If you want to start a Dungeons & Dragons adventure : sliftrock@gmail.com" Uh, I'm IN.
	11:42pm Joe B: they're not booing, they're saying leeeeeeeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwww
	11:43pm CC: I should think that no'one' would feel comforatable being on the defense all the time?!?
	11:45pm Scott Williams: Lewsberg too, been hearing a lot lately, and loving all of it. That's a spicy guitar solo!
	11:45pm Fuzzy: Liking this -- sounds like "Lou's" Berg a lot.
	11:45pm Handy Haversack: The wrist is strong in this one!
	11:47pm mariano: Yeah, love the Lewsberg I've been hearing on FMU lately.
	11:48pm Handy Haversack: On va slift ici.
	11:48pm Stevel: THat was Handy
	11:49pm mariano: Hopefully Dungeons & Dragons doesn't mean something different in France...
	11:49pm JakeGould: 11 to go!
	11:49pm Handy Haversack: It's cool, Stevel. There's enough D&D glory for us all. No, I know some cool DIY RPG writers in France, Mariano. France has a scene.
	11:51pm mariano: Pfft. I wanted it to mean so much more.
	11:52pm CC: Anybody ever look at the clock and it says 11:11???...
	11:52pm Billy Jam: hey EFD and Scott Williams and Jim the Poet and hello all the FMU listeners inc. JakeGould, mariano and Carmichael
	11:52pm Stevel: efd, Scott Williams, and the rest: Y'all are doing an amazing job under duress. Thank you . Thank you. Thank you. It is sooooooooo appreciated.
	11:53pm Joe B: wish it was 11:11, then we'd still have 49 minutes of the show left!
	11:54pm Handy Haversack: Oh, don't you worry, Mariano. Il y a plus ... Man, @efd, what a great show! Up there with my faves of 2020 so far. Really fantastic music! Thanks so much! And thanks to Scott W., that Skeletonest of Skeletons! Man, what a great show!
	11:54pm Scott Williams: Hey everyone, catch Joe B on Wake & Bake a mere 6 hours from now!
	11:55pm efd: hey Billy Jam! @Stevel thanks for that, it means a lot to hear it.
	11:55pm Scott Williams: Oh, and Billy Jam's here! Catch him tonight here from 3-6am
	11:55pm Joe B: oh shit, almost forgot, thanks scott
	11:55pm CC: Yeah, but I'm stuck here in Texas!!!
	11:55pm Handy Haversack: Oh, shoot, Joe B., are you on WAB duty -- very exciting! Get Clay to do a call-in!
	11:55pm mariano: Hey Billy Jam, good to see ya! Thanks efd, great show, thanks for manning the board, Scott, catch y'all later!
	11:57pm JakeGould: Hey Billy Jam! Get well! Seriously!
	11:57pm Joe B: great show efd
	11:58pm Scott Williams: See you all over at Small Change's place!
	11:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks efd! Thanks white hills! Thanks Scott and crew! take care y'all
	11:58pm Billy Jam: @JakeGould and mariano -if u guys are still awake and tuned in in 3 hours - am doing a last minute 3 hour show, following Small Change
	11:58pm Fuzzy: Thanks efd and all the WFMU folks keeping this shebang going!
	11:59pm mariano: Ah, filling in on Transmission, cool! I think I'll be awake still, didn't wake up till 2 this afternoon ;)
	11:59pm Billy Jam: PS thanks Scott - just seeing your program note above now

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