WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from December 10, 2020

Listener comments!
	11:04am Woo: Rave up!
	11:27am David Dichelle: Woo!
	12:01pm David (in London): Single ticket, first class please. Afternoon David and assorted Groovers.
	🚂 12:01pm Bas NL: Hello David & all!
	12:01pm spodiodi: hi David! hi Woo! hi David1 hi all
	🚂 12:01pm βrian: Mom used to buy us dickies, but we wouldn't wear them.
	12:01pm spodiodi: David!*
	12:01pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy!
	🚂 12:02pm YETI BOB: Hi David and David!
	12:02pm Really Lisa: Hi David and everyone! 1 window seat please!
	12:02pm Webhamster Henry: David - this car is scrubbed down, right?
	🚂 12:02pm Yvang: Hi David and radio travelers!
	🚂 12:02pm chresti: Hi David and continentals!
	🚂 12:02pm YETI BOB: and spodi and βrian and Bas and Lisa and everyone ...
	12:02pm Stanley: I've arrived. Where's the cocktail bar?
	12:03pm spodiodi: βrianhaha, hi! hi Phillippe, YB! Lisa! Henry! Yvang! chresti! i'll be mostly quiet today. Stanley!
	12:03pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey spodi, DiL, Yeti Bob, Stanley!
	12:03pm spodiodi: Bas! almost missed ya
	12:03pm David Dichelle: Greetings David, Bas, Spodi, ßrian, Phillippe, Yeti Bob, Lisa, Henry, Yvang, Chresti, Stanley!
	🚂 12:03pm Bas NL: Nice dacha David..
	🚂 12:03pm βrian: I was looking for the same. I'm in the mood for some kind of drink with a parasol.
	12:03pm Phillippe Bastille: Stanley, there's a cocktail bar but no waitress
	12:04pm David (in London): Wow, the hipsters are flooding in: Phillippe, Yeti Bob, Spod, Brian, Lisa, Webhamster, Stanloid. Crack open the ChampAle.
	12:04pm Stanley: Three cheek kisses to you all (Belgian style)
	🚂 12:04pm YETI BOB: Time to guess the random country. Let's see ... (runs randomizer program) ... Estonia!
	12:04pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey Lisa and βrian and anyone else I missed!
	12:05pm Hubig Pie: Wyoming!
	12:05pm David (in London): I'm in for Honduras.
	🚂 12:05pm Bas NL: Hi spodi!
	12:05pm Really Lisa: Hi Yetibob, spodi, David iL. Hey Phillippe B.. no contest!
	12:05pm Stanley: Hi David - will Pomagne do instead?
	12:05pm David Dichelle: Bas: This week's secret meeting place!
	12:05pm spodiodi: Wyoming? perks aloha, Hubig
	12:05pm David Dichelle: Hey Hubig!
	🚂 12:05pm chresti: Hi spodi! \\ //
	12:05pm David (in London): Hey Hubig. Stanley - In sufficient quantity, indeed it will!
	🚂 12:05pm YETI BOB: My wife and I use "going to Estonia" as slang for smoking cannabis. (And that gives me an idea)
	12:06pm Phillippe Bastille: I'll go with Granada
	12:06pm Phillippe Bastille: hey chresti
	12:06pm Stanley: Tristan da Cunha for me.
	12:06pm Hubig Pie: Helloooolloooloo, Spodiodiodiodio
	🚂 12:07pm chresti: I have a friend living by Casper, WY
	🚂 12:07pm YETI BOB: Be right back .... I'm off for a quick trip to Tallinn
	🚂 12:07pm Michael 98145: good-day, all
	🚂 12:07pm βrian: Ricardo Montalbán: "Welcome to Catatonia."
	🚂 12:07pm chresti: Hi Phillippe!
	12:07pm Phillippe Bastille: Casper WY is a great name for a western ghost town
	12:07pm Hubig Pie: G'day David
	12:08pm David (in London): Yeti Bob - Don't bogart that Baltic state my friend.
	12:08pm Hubig Pie: And David
	12:08pm David Dichelle: Great guesses! Is that Wyoming County, NY? Hey Michael!
	🚂 12:08pm Michael 98145: { that is one forlorn photo }
	🚂 12:09pm βrian: I expect serifs, at least, in my graffiti. That font don't fly.
	12:10pm Really Lisa: Ok no more Scandahoovian guesses for me. Using random country generator, going for my 8th browser refresh, Wallis and Futuna. Btw, Stanley, my first click on that 'random' site, Tristan da Cunha.
	12:10pm Cheyenne: G'day-Vid!
	12:11pm Phillippe Bastille: Can confirm that is not a Banksy
	🚂 12:11pm YETI BOB: Here ya go D(iL) - plenty of the good stuff to go around!
	12:11pm David Dichelle: The photo is actually in the middle of Leipzig - but a place strangely hidden away from sight.
	12:11pm David Dichelle: Hey Cheyenne! How's it going?
	🚂 12:11pm Carmichael: Heya David and house hunters. How about Turks & Caicos?
	🚂 12:12pm βrian: Maybe a good candidate for a Christo installation.
	12:13pm David Dichelle: Carmichael - put it all together and I'll gladly take that house on T&C.
	🚂 12:13pm YETI BOB: @David Dichelle: Do you know what it says? Looks like it starts with "Hasen" which is "rabbits" I think?
	12:13pm spodiodi: nice pangolin, CHeyenne
	12:14pm Hubig Pie: If not Wyoming then Algeria Put me down for Algeria
	🚂 12:14pm Bas NL: Must be a subway vent or access? It would make an excellent meeting point.
	12:14pm Dean: Looks more like "HAiSENBE[?]..."
	12:14pm David Dichelle: YB: I think it's painted over graffiti to make someone else's graffiti into a joke.
	🚂 12:15pm YETI BOB: the "A" you mean?
	12:15pm David Dichelle: Dean: Something like that. There is so much graffiti here that means nothing to anyone else.
	🚂 12:16pm YETI BOB: @DD: I'm interested in graffiti, I walk around Chicago taking pictures of it.
	12:16pm Dean: Graffiti'd graffiti...a figure for mainstream media obfuscation.
	🚂 12:16pm chresti: HAiSENBER
	🚂 12:17pm YETI BOB: And I'm also interested in German language so this is doubly interesting
	🚂 12:17pm βrian: That's almost palimpsestuous.
	12:17pm David (in London): The original probably said 'Heisenberg'. Sprayed on by some rogue physicists. But I'm not certain.
	12:18pm Dean: One can never be certain.
	🚂 12:18pm YETI BOB: Computer: Enhance! Remove Trees!
	🚂 12:18pm Carmichael: @David: Goddamn right.
	12:19pm spodiodi: Raisenbear, where are you?
	🚂 12:19pm YETI BOB: @D(iL): And I'm also interested in quantum physics, so now this is triply-interesting!!!
	12:19pm spodiodi: OBEY Raisenbear
	🚂 12:20pm Handy Haversack: Back in time for the Roud! Excellent! David and all, hello! spodi, David, chresti, Carm, Dean, all the other upthread Straphangers I have yet to see today!
	12:20pm spodiodi: european graffiti is adorable <3
	12:20pm spodiodi: hi Handy!
	🚂 12:21pm YETI BOB: yo HH, wie geht's?
	🚂 12:21pm chresti: Hi Handy!
	12:21pm Dean: Yep, "new."
	🚂 12:21pm Handy Haversack: spodi, in Tivoli once I saw a graffito in which you could hear the accent! "Sk8beorning is not a crime"! Tell me "crime" wasn't a two-syllable word -- I dares ya!
	12:22pm spodiodi: hahah Handy. sweet
	12:22pm David (in London): Yeti Bob - That gag was targeted specifically at you. Joking aside, though, on the A40 road into Oxford there are the remains of a defunct overhead bridge, and on the upright the legend 'Planck is God' was sprayed sometime in the 70s and remained there for years and years afterwards.
	12:22pm David (in London): Yo Handy.
	12:23pm Hubig Pie: Jadid is new indeed. As a former student of the Arabic language, you can take my word on it
	🚂 12:23pm Handy Haversack: (OK, not looking upthread at the guesses) ... gonna go with ... Chad!
	🚂 12:23pm βrian: I know Chad! He's still a frat boy, in some ways.
	12:25pm Franco Twinkie: David, I love these old wrecks with a continental flair. The new international style!
	12:25pm Hubig Pie: If you can name the capital of Chad you get bonus points
	12:25pm Sylvia (France-NYC): Hi David and all!
	12:26pm David Dichelle: Hello Handy, Franco, and Sylvia!
	12:27pm Sem: Hello, David, and all aboard.
	12:27pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Hubig. My very short-lived attempts to learn some Arabic have apparently paid off.
	12:27pm David Dichelle: Hey there Sem!
	🚂 12:28pm βrian: Hola, Sem. Seen Chumbo recently?
	12:28pm David (in London): I think it's time to induct you all into the mystery and legend of Crow Aptok... crowaptok.com... Hey Sylvia and the Semulator.
	🚂 12:28pm Handy Haversack: Shoot, that bldg. looks like it could be on Newtown Creek, Brooklyn side or Queens!
	12:30pm spodiodi: Michael, Franco, Sylvia, S'em tips hat oh, and i owe you one of these, chreati (sorry :) \\//
	12:30pm spodiodi: chresti* (fingers.)
	12:30pm Sem: @ βrian: yes, this morning while shaving.
	12:31pm David Dichelle: David: That seems like a rabbit hole with no bottom, perfect!
	🚂 12:31pm Handy Haversack: Oof, David, that poem is terrible! But the site is awesome. One develops a pretty personal relationship with graffiti that endure!
	🚂 12:31pm Handy Haversack: Oh, Jean Redpath. So great.
	12:32pm Stanley: What a great track to be playing at the arrival of my Christmas whisky delivery. I'll report back.
	12:35pm Dean: If you view the image in full: https://www.wfmu.org/Gfx/playlist_images/CW/207_6076173220529223.jpg ...you'll see it's HAiSENBERh.
	🚂 12:35pm Handy Haversack: Slainte, Stanley! I guess it's salad time over here. Sigh.
	12:36pm David (in London): David / Handy: It featured heavily in my childhood, since we drove past it on our way into town every Saturday afternoon. For some reason it came into my head a few years back, and I searched it online and found that site. It was great to realise that other people were also still thinking about it all those years later. I don't want the mystery to ever be solved now.
	12:37pm David Dichelle: There are so many things out in the world like the Voynich manuscript, with no apparent explanation - or perhaps no explanation at all.
	12:39pm doctorjazz: Hi David and all you International folks out there!
	12:39pm David Dichelle: Hello Doctorjazz!
	🚂 12:41pm Brian in UK: Hello David and fellow travellers. Ah Prodigal Son, what a beauty.
	12:41pm Dean: There is evidently a developer/engineer named Haisenberh in Lviv, roughly 600 miles ESE of Leipzig.
	12:41pm David Dichelle: Hello Brian - indeed it is!
	🚂 12:44pm Brian in UK: All down to Yates Wine Lodge for some draught champagne.
	🚂 12:46pm dutchtheo: Hello David and folks, Yes, Martin Simpson was beautiful
	🚂 12:49pm Handy Haversack: Salad made -- that Simpson version was a real heartbreaker. Great Roud today, David. Lovely stuff.
	12:49pm David Dichelle: Good evening, Theo!
	12:50pm David Dichelle: Cheers, Brian! I don't think I've ever had draught champagne.
	🚂 12:51pm Brian in UK: In the olden days (1960s) there was also sawdust on the floors. So you can guess the quality of the drinks.
	12:53pm David Dichelle: Brian: Either a life-changing revelation or just exceedingly poor?
	12:57pm Stanley: David - there more like to soak up the slops from the patrons.
	12:58pm David Dichelle: Oh I see that it is a pub chain. I don't think I've ever had the pleasure.
	12:58pm Stanley: There was a pub in Edinburgh, I remember, still put sawdust down until the late eighties. I don't recall it having any seating, either.
	🚂 12:59pm Brian in UK: Two drinks that were ubiquitous over here not that long ago, Light & Bitter/Brown & Mild have completely disappeared.
	🚂 1:01pm Brian in UK: David,Yates, originally in the North of England but like so many things, rebranded & dropped the Wine Lodge. Almost impossible to find a pub over here that does not sell food. When I first started, food was the last thing you wanted.
	1:02pm David Dichelle: Pub food is always a gamble but after a few drinks...
	1:03pm David (in London): Blimey, Light & Bitter, extra bang for your drinking buck. Haven't seen anyone order or serve that for years. Right, the revival starts here.
	1:04pm Stanley: Brian - except the odd pork pie and picked egg, in case you had forgotten to eat a meal.
	🚂 1:05pm Brian in UK: The real tightwads would pour half a bitter in a half pint glass then transfer it to a pint pot for the bottle of Light (bottled bitter) to be added.
	🚂 1:06pm Brian in UK: ...or that cheese roll that was never going to be your friend.
	1:07pm David (in London): That cheese roll is still there I think.
	🚂 1:07pm Brian in UK: David (in London) did you enjoy your slap up meal with your son?
	🚂 1:08pm Handy Haversack: Stanley, I just had a visceral craving for a cheese toastie and tomato soup from the Jolly Judge.
	1:11pm David (in London): Brian, oh it was absolutely fan-bloody-tastic: a top-quality seafood blow-out with a very cold Picpoul and indulgent desserts to follow. Spirits very high afterwards.
	🚂 1:13pm Brian in UK: I had to do a little pre-Christmas research work in Majestic yesterday.
	🚂 1:13pm Handy Haversack: David, I hope I didn't embarrass Solo by wishing him a happy bday on Bryce's show last week.
	1:13pm David (in London): Strawberry Alarm Clock ahoy! Ten upticks David!
	1:14pm Stanley: Handy - The Jolly Judge, is that the cosy basement place?
	1:14pm David (in London): Not a bit of it Handy. He was very pleased. And he expects a certain amount of enthusiastic Dad promotion.
	1:15pm spodiodi: Steve Bartek ftw
	1:15pm David Dichelle: Just a bit of banana with that strawberry mushroom...
	1:16pm Stanley: Did they just sing about mushroom pilau? I could go for that.
	1:16pm spodiodi: omnomnom
	🚂 1:16pm Handy Haversack: Stanley, yes on I think Advocates Close? Right off the High Street, near the Writers Museum. Very good, David!
	1:17pm Hubig Pie: The Electric Banana was where Spinal Tap got their start
	1:17pm David Dichelle: Stanley: Only the best pubs offer that.
	1:17pm David (in London): Electrical banana is bound to be the very next phase.
	1:17pm Stanley: A nice place, Handy. I'll have to test their toastie
	1:18pm spodiodi: quite, right
	1:18pm Stanley: David - you jest but there was a pub in Glasgow called Murphy's Pakora Bar. Name said it all.
	🚂 1:19pm Handy Haversack: Don't make me choose between cheese and onion and cheese and pickle, Stanley. It's too much.
	1:20pm David Dichelle: Do android apes dream of electric bananas?
	🚂 1:20pm Carmichael: @Handy, do I have to spell it out??
	🚂 1:20pm Brian in UK: I suppose electrical bananas are mellow yellow.
	🚂 1:21pm Handy Haversack: @Carm ... have them both? It's a deal!
	1:25pm David (in London): Sorry luv, the cheese and onion's off.
	1:30pm Stanley: Oh I don't know, David, it does you good to have a fling occasionally.
	1:31pm Dean: I thought that Bojan Z sounded familiar. I have another of his (many!) recordings. Features Nasheet Waits.
	🚂 1:37pm Brian in UK: Is it in Vilnius that there is a Frank Zappa statue?
	1:39pm David Dichelle: Brian: I don't remember seeing one there, but it was over 20 years ago.
	1:41pm David Dichelle: Dean: It is very interesting stuff, I'll have to go down that rabbit hole a bit more...
	🚂 1:47pm Handy Haversack: Brian, did you watch the Zappa doc through WFMU? The footage in Prague is amazing. Just mind-blowing.
	🚂 1:48pm Handy Haversack: (And yeah, internet says Vilnius indeed has one.)
	1:48pm Stanley: Handy - we can't get the WFMU films in the UK. Time I got VPN.
	🚂 1:55pm Handy Haversack: D'oh, sorry, Stanley! Yes, a VPN would solve.
	🚂 2:00pm βrian: Oh my stream jumped. James Brown called, apparently.
	2:01pm Stanley: You are listening to Give TheDrummer Radio. Brought to you by....the listeners.
	🚂 2:01pm Handy Haversack: Costa Rica! Chad was waaaaaaaaay off!
	🚂 2:01pm βrian: Que rico!
	🚂 2:01pm Bas NL: Nice!
	🚂 2:02pm Handy Haversack: David (iL), so tantalizingly(!) close! But your guess is a nice way to honor Mariano.
	2:04pm Stanley: Tristan da Cunha, was mine, the inhabited place that is the farthest away from any other inhabited place. Stupid really because if it came up David would have been hard pressed to find much local music (or would he?)
	2:04pm David Dichelle: David (in London) was closest with Honduras, I think.
	2:07pm David Dichelle: Stanley: The only settlement there is apparently named Edinburgh of the Seven Seas.
	2:08pm Stanley: Yes, David, I believe named after the Duke of Edinburgh, who visited in in the 1950's.
	2:12pm David Dichelle: I guess if anyone ever visits, they just name the place after them.
	2:13pm Stanley: It's got to be a bizarre place.
	🚂 2:14pm Handy Haversack: David, after the past few months, I think I understand how they feel.
	2:15pm David Dichelle: Yes, Pitcairn is possibly the most bizarre of them all. But it is nearly impossible to find music from places with only a few dozen or even thousand people.
	2:20pm Dean: Bounty Chords. Music, Dance and Cultural Heritage on Norfolk and Pitcairn Islands. By Philip Hayward. (London: John Libby Publishing, 2006. Pp. viii +248, ISBN 0-86196-678-3.) https://www.erudit.org/en/journals/ethno/2010-v32-n1-ethno3988/045224ar/
	2:21pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Dean!
	2:22pm Dean: The song tradition of Tristan da Cunha [by] Peter A. Munch. https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000004609
	🚂 2:24pm βrian: Nothing at all like the Chickpeas.
	🚂 2:27pm Michael 98145: Nothing like Clamato
	🚂 2:28pm Michael 98145: ( for our Canadian friends :)
	2:31pm Funky16Corners: Hey David!
	2:32pm David Dichelle: Dean: I'm not sure if the Leipzig libraries have that one.
	2:32pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Larry!
	2:32pm Funky16Corners: Testify! Coming up at 3pm ET - https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/99127
	🚂 2:35pm Michael 98145: you've uncovered some choice tracks
	2:36pm David Dichelle: Glad you like the selection, Michael!
	2:37pm Dean: The Tristan da Cunha one? It's free via HathiTrust. Evidently there's a CD from 2000 of "Pitcairn Songs," produced by Haywayd. That one I haven't yet found.
	2:39pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Dean. I think there will have to be a threshold for the series to work, though, probably 10,000 or so inhabitants at least to be really viable. We'll see...
	🚂 2:42pm Michael 98145: ... and at least one cowbell
	🚂 2:45pm Brian in UK: A flight started to Tristan da Cunha a year or two back and it seems to be one of the most exilarating takeoffs and landings know to man. If you played this music to someone blind, I am guessing they would never call Costa Rica.
	🚂 2:46pm Brian in UK: Good work, David.
	2:46pm David Dichelle: It is quite a diverse country. Most are, I suppose.
	2:46pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Brian!
	2:46pm Webhamster Henry: Tristan da Cunha is where Lewis Carroll's brother was a missionary.
	2:47pm Stanley: Yes, very enjoyable selection.
	2:47pm David Dichelle: Glad you are enjoying, Stanley!
	🚂 2:49pm Michael 98145: We are building a world atlas in the archive
	2:49pm David Dichelle: Apt way of putting it, Michael.
	🚂 2:52pm Bas NL: Great Costa Rica set!
	🚂 2:52pm Handy Haversack: Well, this went too fast! Thanks, David! Another great ride! Be well, Straphangers!
	2:53pm spodiodi: holy smokes, we're here already?! thanks, David! enjoyed Costa Rica very much cheerio, C.Subway riders
	🚂 2:53pm Michael 98145: Thank you, again 🚇🎈
	🚂 2:54pm Yvang: Thank you David for this great xenophonic trip!
	2:54pm Really Lisa: Thank you, David. Peace, all.
	🚂 2:54pm Bas NL: Oww! End of the line already? Thanks again David! Great show!
	🚂 2:55pm WR: Thank you David. Another great ride.
	2:56pm Stanley: My valet has drawn a bath for me. So, I bid you all farewell.
	🚂 2:57pm chresti: Thanks David!
	🚂 2:59pm dutchtheo: Gracias, David!
	🚂 2:59pm βrian: 57 degrees. I've gotta go for a walk.
	2:59pm Sem: Thank you, David, and all aboard for a smooth ride and many interesting sights out of the windows. Ciao.
	3:00pm David Dichelle: Thanks, everyone!
	3:00pm Webhamster Henry: Nice Trip , David!

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Dickies	Wagon Train "Wagon Train" by "The Dickies"	Stukas Over Disneyland	1983		0:00:11 (Pop-up)
Kashbad	Desio baten ekaitza "Desio baten ekaitza" by "Kashbad"	Distantzia	1997		0:03:17 (Pop-up)
Acid Arab, feat. Amel Wahby	Nassibi	Jdid	2019		0:08:19 (Pop-up)
Anakronic Electro Orkestra	Shadok	Speak With Ghosts	2010		0:12:06 (Pop-up)
Tablatura	Children Children "Children Children" by "Tablatura"	Tablatura 3	1990		0:16:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Holy's	El Gran Chaparral / Show Me		1967		0:18:57 (Pop-up)
Roud 98: Andrew Lammie / Mill O'Tifty's Annie
Richard Carlin	Mill o' Tifty's Annie	In Come a Bumblebee: Traditional Songs and Tunes on English Concertina	1977		0:25:33 (Pop-up)
Jean Redpath	Mill O' Tifty's Annie (Child 233)	Song of the Seals	1978		0:28:24 (Pop-up)
Martin Simpson	Andrew Lammie "Andrew Lammie" by "Martin Simpson"	Prodigal Son	2007		0:34:41 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Orientales de Paramonga	La Carcocha		1970		0:43:52 (Pop-up)
Gaby Kerdoncuff	Meloudia "Meloudia" by "Gaby Kerdoncuff"	La coopérative	2006		0:48:44 (Pop-up)
Iraida Vdovina	Sada chechek lartmasan	Poyot chuvashskiye	1973	Ираида Вдовина / Сада чечек лартмасан / Поёт чувашские народные песни	0:52:56 (Pop-up)
Yoshiko Sai	Theme/Mother’s song	Mikko	1976		0:58:42 (Pop-up)
DoMa Ensemble	Změna osvětlení "Změna osvětlení" by "DoMa Ensemble"	DoMa Ensemble	2011		1:04:49 (Pop-up)
Strawberry Alarm Clock	Rainy Day Mushroom Pillow	Incense & Peppermints	1967		1:12:27 (Pop-up)
Electric Banana	Walking Down the Street	Electric Banana	1967	Band a.k.a. "Pretty Things"	1:15:21 (Pop-up)
Paco Zambrano y su Combo	Meshkalina		1969		1:18:09 (Pop-up)
Bojan Z	Xenos Blues "Xenos Blues" by "Bojan Z"	Xenophonia	2006	Bojan Zulfikarpašić	1:21:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Golden Stars	Porque "Porque" by "Los Golden Stars"		1968		1:28:34 (Pop-up)
Aleksandras Makejevas	O, Velnias!	Tyliai saldžiai	2004		1:36:51 (Pop-up)
Stracho Temelkovski	Manzanilla "Manzanilla" by "Stracho Temelkovski"	The Sound Braka	2020		1:40:02 (Pop-up)
Tomi Juhász	Nincs szó "Nincs szó" by "Tomi Juhász"	Vaklárma	2016		1:43:39 (Pop-up)
Ilanit	Rak Had Kolcha "Rak Had Kolcha" by "Ilanit"			רק הד קולך	1:45:48 (Pop-up)
Juice Leskinen	Luonas kai olla saan	Keskitysleirin Ruokavalio	1976		1:48:57 (Pop-up)
Meic Stevens	Glas Yw Lliw Y Gem "Glas Yw Lliw Y Gem" by "Meic Stevens"	Lapis Lazuli	1985		1:51:32 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Stewy von Wattenwyl	Amsterdam After Dark	Wabash	2008		1:55:34 (Pop-up)
Random Road 11: Costa Rica "Random Road 11: Costa Rica"
Guadalupe Urbina	Vengo de una Tierra	De todos modos	1996		2:03:40 (Pop-up)
Seka	Centroamérica "Centroamérica" by "Seka"	América va!	2000		2:09:03 (Pop-up)
Monte	Puentes Colgantes "Puentes Colgantes" by "Monte"	V	2019		2:12:11 (Pop-up)
Las Robertas	Pesadilla "Pesadilla" by "Las Robertas"	Together Outrageously	2019		2:14:10 (Pop-up)
Café Con Leche	Mamá y Papá "Mamá y Papá" by "Café Con Leche"		1986		2:17:11 (Pop-up)
Los Cuchillos	Nena Zombie "Nena Zombie" by "Los Cuchillos"	Monstronautas de la Era Atomica	2008		2:19:21 (Pop-up)
Los Garbanzos	Vacío "Vacío" by "Los Garbanzos"	Algo en la Vida	2005		2:23:04 (Pop-up)
Johnnyman & Mekatelyu	Clamando Justicia	Sensi	2007		2:26:40 (Pop-up)
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	11:04am Woo: Rave up!
	11:27am David Dichelle: Woo!
	12:01pm David (in London): Single ticket, first class please. Afternoon David and assorted Groovers.
	🚂 12:01pm Bas NL: Hello David & all!
	12:01pm spodiodi: hi David! hi Woo! hi David1 hi all
	🚂 12:01pm βrian: Mom used to buy us dickies, but we wouldn't wear them.
	12:01pm spodiodi: David!*
	12:01pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy!
	🚂 12:02pm YETI BOB: Hi David and David!
	12:02pm Really Lisa: Hi David and everyone! 1 window seat please!
	12:02pm Webhamster Henry: David - this car is scrubbed down, right?
	🚂 12:02pm Yvang: Hi David and radio travelers!
	🚂 12:02pm chresti: Hi David and continentals!
	🚂 12:02pm YETI BOB: and spodi and βrian and Bas and Lisa and everyone ...
	12:02pm Stanley: I've arrived. Where's the cocktail bar?
	12:03pm spodiodi: βrianhaha, hi! hi Phillippe, YB! Lisa! Henry! Yvang! chresti! i'll be mostly quiet today. Stanley!
	12:03pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey spodi, DiL, Yeti Bob, Stanley!
	12:03pm spodiodi: Bas! almost missed ya
	12:03pm David Dichelle: Greetings David, Bas, Spodi, ßrian, Phillippe, Yeti Bob, Lisa, Henry, Yvang, Chresti, Stanley!
	🚂 12:03pm Bas NL: Nice dacha David..
	🚂 12:03pm βrian: I was looking for the same. I'm in the mood for some kind of drink with a parasol.
	12:03pm Phillippe Bastille: Stanley, there's a cocktail bar but no waitress
	12:04pm David (in London): Wow, the hipsters are flooding in: Phillippe, Yeti Bob, Spod, Brian, Lisa, Webhamster, Stanloid. Crack open the ChampAle.
	12:04pm Stanley: Three cheek kisses to you all (Belgian style)
	🚂 12:04pm YETI BOB: Time to guess the random country. Let's see ... (runs randomizer program) ... Estonia!
	12:04pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey Lisa and βrian and anyone else I missed!
	12:05pm Hubig Pie: Wyoming!
	12:05pm David (in London): I'm in for Honduras.
	🚂 12:05pm Bas NL: Hi spodi!
	12:05pm Really Lisa: Hi Yetibob, spodi, David iL. Hey Phillippe B.. no contest!
	12:05pm Stanley: Hi David - will Pomagne do instead?
	12:05pm David Dichelle: Bas: This week's secret meeting place!
	12:05pm spodiodi: Wyoming? perks aloha, Hubig
	12:05pm David Dichelle: Hey Hubig!
	🚂 12:05pm chresti: Hi spodi! \\ //
	12:05pm David (in London): Hey Hubig. Stanley - In sufficient quantity, indeed it will!
	🚂 12:05pm YETI BOB: My wife and I use "going to Estonia" as slang for smoking cannabis. (And that gives me an idea)
	12:06pm Phillippe Bastille: I'll go with Granada
	12:06pm Phillippe Bastille: hey chresti
	12:06pm Stanley: Tristan da Cunha for me.
	12:06pm Hubig Pie: Helloooolloooloo, Spodiodiodiodio
	🚂 12:07pm chresti: I have a friend living by Casper, WY
	🚂 12:07pm YETI BOB: Be right back .... I'm off for a quick trip to Tallinn
	🚂 12:07pm Michael 98145: good-day, all
	🚂 12:07pm βrian: Ricardo Montalbán: "Welcome to Catatonia."
	🚂 12:07pm chresti: Hi Phillippe!
	12:07pm Phillippe Bastille: Casper WY is a great name for a western ghost town
	12:07pm Hubig Pie: G'day David
	12:08pm David (in London): Yeti Bob - Don't bogart that Baltic state my friend.
	12:08pm Hubig Pie: And David
	12:08pm David Dichelle: Great guesses! Is that Wyoming County, NY? Hey Michael!
	🚂 12:08pm Michael 98145: { that is one forlorn photo }
	🚂 12:09pm βrian: I expect serifs, at least, in my graffiti. That font don't fly.
	12:10pm Really Lisa: Ok no more Scandahoovian guesses for me. Using random country generator, going for my 8th browser refresh, Wallis and Futuna. Btw, Stanley, my first click on that 'random' site, Tristan da Cunha.
	12:10pm Cheyenne: G'day-Vid!
	12:11pm Phillippe Bastille: Can confirm that is not a Banksy
	🚂 12:11pm YETI BOB: Here ya go D(iL) - plenty of the good stuff to go around!
	12:11pm David Dichelle: The photo is actually in the middle of Leipzig - but a place strangely hidden away from sight.
	12:11pm David Dichelle: Hey Cheyenne! How's it going?
	🚂 12:11pm Carmichael: Heya David and house hunters. How about Turks & Caicos?
	🚂 12:12pm βrian: Maybe a good candidate for a Christo installation.
	12:13pm David Dichelle: Carmichael - put it all together and I'll gladly take that house on T&C.
	🚂 12:13pm YETI BOB: @David Dichelle: Do you know what it says? Looks like it starts with "Hasen" which is "rabbits" I think?
	12:13pm spodiodi: nice pangolin, CHeyenne
	12:14pm Hubig Pie: If not Wyoming then Algeria Put me down for Algeria
	🚂 12:14pm Bas NL: Must be a subway vent or access? It would make an excellent meeting point.
	12:14pm Dean: Looks more like "HAiSENBE[?]..."
	12:14pm David Dichelle: YB: I think it's painted over graffiti to make someone else's graffiti into a joke.
	🚂 12:15pm YETI BOB: the "A" you mean?
	12:15pm David Dichelle: Dean: Something like that. There is so much graffiti here that means nothing to anyone else.
	🚂 12:16pm YETI BOB: @DD: I'm interested in graffiti, I walk around Chicago taking pictures of it.
	12:16pm Dean: Graffiti'd graffiti...a figure for mainstream media obfuscation.
	🚂 12:16pm chresti: HAiSENBER
	🚂 12:17pm YETI BOB: And I'm also interested in German language so this is doubly interesting
	🚂 12:17pm βrian: That's almost palimpsestuous.
	12:17pm David (in London): The original probably said 'Heisenberg'. Sprayed on by some rogue physicists. But I'm not certain.
	12:18pm Dean: One can never be certain.
	🚂 12:18pm YETI BOB: Computer: Enhance! Remove Trees!
	🚂 12:18pm Carmichael: @David: Goddamn right.
	12:19pm spodiodi: Raisenbear, where are you?
	🚂 12:19pm YETI BOB: @D(iL): And I'm also interested in quantum physics, so now this is triply-interesting!!!
	12:19pm spodiodi: OBEY Raisenbear
	🚂 12:20pm Handy Haversack: Back in time for the Roud! Excellent! David and all, hello! spodi, David, chresti, Carm, Dean, all the other upthread Straphangers I have yet to see today!
	12:20pm spodiodi: european graffiti is adorable <3
	12:20pm spodiodi: hi Handy!
	🚂 12:21pm YETI BOB: yo HH, wie geht's?
	🚂 12:21pm chresti: Hi Handy!
	12:21pm Dean: Yep, "new."
	🚂 12:21pm Handy Haversack: spodi, in Tivoli once I saw a graffito in which you could hear the accent! "Sk8beorning is not a crime"! Tell me "crime" wasn't a two-syllable word -- I dares ya!
	12:22pm spodiodi: hahah Handy. sweet
	12:22pm David (in London): Yeti Bob - That gag was targeted specifically at you. Joking aside, though, on the A40 road into Oxford there are the remains of a defunct overhead bridge, and on the upright the legend 'Planck is God' was sprayed sometime in the 70s and remained there for years and years afterwards.
	12:22pm David (in London): Yo Handy.
	12:23pm Hubig Pie: Jadid is new indeed. As a former student of the Arabic language, you can take my word on it
	🚂 12:23pm Handy Haversack: (OK, not looking upthread at the guesses) ... gonna go with ... Chad!
	🚂 12:23pm βrian: I know Chad! He's still a frat boy, in some ways.
	12:25pm Franco Twinkie: David, I love these old wrecks with a continental flair. The new international style!
	12:25pm Hubig Pie: If you can name the capital of Chad you get bonus points
	12:25pm Sylvia (France-NYC): Hi David and all!
	12:26pm David Dichelle: Hello Handy, Franco, and Sylvia!
	12:27pm Sem: Hello, David, and all aboard.
	12:27pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Hubig. My very short-lived attempts to learn some Arabic have apparently paid off.
	12:27pm David Dichelle: Hey there Sem!
	🚂 12:28pm βrian: Hola, Sem. Seen Chumbo recently?
	12:28pm David (in London): I think it's time to induct you all into the mystery and legend of Crow Aptok... crowaptok.com... Hey Sylvia and the Semulator.
	🚂 12:28pm Handy Haversack: Shoot, that bldg. looks like it could be on Newtown Creek, Brooklyn side or Queens!
	12:30pm spodiodi: Michael, Franco, Sylvia, S'em tips hat oh, and i owe you one of these, chreati (sorry :) \\//
	12:30pm spodiodi: chresti* (fingers.)
	12:30pm Sem: @ βrian: yes, this morning while shaving.
	12:31pm David Dichelle: David: That seems like a rabbit hole with no bottom, perfect!
	🚂 12:31pm Handy Haversack: Oof, David, that poem is terrible! But the site is awesome. One develops a pretty personal relationship with graffiti that endure!
	🚂 12:31pm Handy Haversack: Oh, Jean Redpath. So great.
	12:32pm Stanley: What a great track to be playing at the arrival of my Christmas whisky delivery. I'll report back.
	12:35pm Dean: If you view the image in full: https://www.wfmu.org/Gfx/playlist_images/CW/207_6076173220529223.jpg ...you'll see it's HAiSENBERh.
	🚂 12:35pm Handy Haversack: Slainte, Stanley! I guess it's salad time over here. Sigh.
	12:36pm David (in London): David / Handy: It featured heavily in my childhood, since we drove past it on our way into town every Saturday afternoon. For some reason it came into my head a few years back, and I searched it online and found that site. It was great to realise that other people were also still thinking about it all those years later. I don't want the mystery to ever be solved now.
	12:37pm David Dichelle: There are so many things out in the world like the Voynich manuscript, with no apparent explanation - or perhaps no explanation at all.
	12:39pm doctorjazz: Hi David and all you International folks out there!
	12:39pm David Dichelle: Hello Doctorjazz!
	🚂 12:41pm Brian in UK: Hello David and fellow travellers. Ah Prodigal Son, what a beauty.
	12:41pm Dean: There is evidently a developer/engineer named Haisenberh in Lviv, roughly 600 miles ESE of Leipzig.
	12:41pm David Dichelle: Hello Brian - indeed it is!
	🚂 12:44pm Brian in UK: All down to Yates Wine Lodge for some draught champagne.
	🚂 12:46pm dutchtheo: Hello David and folks, Yes, Martin Simpson was beautiful
	🚂 12:49pm Handy Haversack: Salad made -- that Simpson version was a real heartbreaker. Great Roud today, David. Lovely stuff.
	12:49pm David Dichelle: Good evening, Theo!
	12:50pm David Dichelle: Cheers, Brian! I don't think I've ever had draught champagne.
	🚂 12:51pm Brian in UK: In the olden days (1960s) there was also sawdust on the floors. So you can guess the quality of the drinks.
	12:53pm David Dichelle: Brian: Either a life-changing revelation or just exceedingly poor?
	12:57pm Stanley: David - there more like to soak up the slops from the patrons.
	12:58pm David Dichelle: Oh I see that it is a pub chain. I don't think I've ever had the pleasure.
	12:58pm Stanley: There was a pub in Edinburgh, I remember, still put sawdust down until the late eighties. I don't recall it having any seating, either.
	🚂 12:59pm Brian in UK: Two drinks that were ubiquitous over here not that long ago, Light & Bitter/Brown & Mild have completely disappeared.
	🚂 1:01pm Brian in UK: David,Yates, originally in the North of England but like so many things, rebranded & dropped the Wine Lodge. Almost impossible to find a pub over here that does not sell food. When I first started, food was the last thing you wanted.
	1:02pm David Dichelle: Pub food is always a gamble but after a few drinks...
	1:03pm David (in London): Blimey, Light & Bitter, extra bang for your drinking buck. Haven't seen anyone order or serve that for years. Right, the revival starts here.
	1:04pm Stanley: Brian - except the odd pork pie and picked egg, in case you had forgotten to eat a meal.
	🚂 1:05pm Brian in UK: The real tightwads would pour half a bitter in a half pint glass then transfer it to a pint pot for the bottle of Light (bottled bitter) to be added.
	🚂 1:06pm Brian in UK: ...or that cheese roll that was never going to be your friend.
	1:07pm David (in London): That cheese roll is still there I think.
	🚂 1:07pm Brian in UK: David (in London) did you enjoy your slap up meal with your son?
	🚂 1:08pm Handy Haversack: Stanley, I just had a visceral craving for a cheese toastie and tomato soup from the Jolly Judge.
	1:11pm David (in London): Brian, oh it was absolutely fan-bloody-tastic: a top-quality seafood blow-out with a very cold Picpoul and indulgent desserts to follow. Spirits very high afterwards.
	🚂 1:13pm Brian in UK: I had to do a little pre-Christmas research work in Majestic yesterday.
	🚂 1:13pm Handy Haversack: David, I hope I didn't embarrass Solo by wishing him a happy bday on Bryce's show last week.
	1:13pm David (in London): Strawberry Alarm Clock ahoy! Ten upticks David!
	1:14pm Stanley: Handy - The Jolly Judge, is that the cosy basement place?
	1:14pm David (in London): Not a bit of it Handy. He was very pleased. And he expects a certain amount of enthusiastic Dad promotion.
	1:15pm spodiodi: Steve Bartek ftw
	1:15pm David Dichelle: Just a bit of banana with that strawberry mushroom...
	1:16pm Stanley: Did they just sing about mushroom pilau? I could go for that.
	1:16pm spodiodi: omnomnom
	🚂 1:16pm Handy Haversack: Stanley, yes on I think Advocates Close? Right off the High Street, near the Writers Museum. Very good, David!
	1:17pm Hubig Pie: The Electric Banana was where Spinal Tap got their start
	1:17pm David Dichelle: Stanley: Only the best pubs offer that.
	1:17pm David (in London): Electrical banana is bound to be the very next phase.
	1:17pm Stanley: A nice place, Handy. I'll have to test their toastie
	1:18pm spodiodi: quite, right
	1:18pm Stanley: David - you jest but there was a pub in Glasgow called Murphy's Pakora Bar. Name said it all.
	🚂 1:19pm Handy Haversack: Don't make me choose between cheese and onion and cheese and pickle, Stanley. It's too much.
	1:20pm David Dichelle: Do android apes dream of electric bananas?
	🚂 1:20pm Carmichael: @Handy, do I have to spell it out??
	🚂 1:20pm Brian in UK: I suppose electrical bananas are mellow yellow.
	🚂 1:21pm Handy Haversack: @Carm ... have them both? It's a deal!
	1:25pm David (in London): Sorry luv, the cheese and onion's off.
	1:30pm Stanley: Oh I don't know, David, it does you good to have a fling occasionally.
	1:31pm Dean: I thought that Bojan Z sounded familiar. I have another of his (many!) recordings. Features Nasheet Waits.
	🚂 1:37pm Brian in UK: Is it in Vilnius that there is a Frank Zappa statue?
	1:39pm David Dichelle: Brian: I don't remember seeing one there, but it was over 20 years ago.
	1:41pm David Dichelle: Dean: It is very interesting stuff, I'll have to go down that rabbit hole a bit more...
	🚂 1:47pm Handy Haversack: Brian, did you watch the Zappa doc through WFMU? The footage in Prague is amazing. Just mind-blowing.
	🚂 1:48pm Handy Haversack: (And yeah, internet says Vilnius indeed has one.)
	1:48pm Stanley: Handy - we can't get the WFMU films in the UK. Time I got VPN.
	🚂 1:55pm Handy Haversack: D'oh, sorry, Stanley! Yes, a VPN would solve.
	🚂 2:00pm βrian: Oh my stream jumped. James Brown called, apparently.
	2:01pm Stanley: You are listening to Give TheDrummer Radio. Brought to you by....the listeners.
	🚂 2:01pm Handy Haversack: Costa Rica! Chad was waaaaaaaaay off!
	🚂 2:01pm βrian: Que rico!
	🚂 2:01pm Bas NL: Nice!
	🚂 2:02pm Handy Haversack: David (iL), so tantalizingly(!) close! But your guess is a nice way to honor Mariano.
	2:04pm Stanley: Tristan da Cunha, was mine, the inhabited place that is the farthest away from any other inhabited place. Stupid really because if it came up David would have been hard pressed to find much local music (or would he?)
	2:04pm David Dichelle: David (in London) was closest with Honduras, I think.
	2:07pm David Dichelle: Stanley: The only settlement there is apparently named Edinburgh of the Seven Seas.
	2:08pm Stanley: Yes, David, I believe named after the Duke of Edinburgh, who visited in in the 1950's.
	2:12pm David Dichelle: I guess if anyone ever visits, they just name the place after them.
	2:13pm Stanley: It's got to be a bizarre place.
	🚂 2:14pm Handy Haversack: David, after the past few months, I think I understand how they feel.
	2:15pm David Dichelle: Yes, Pitcairn is possibly the most bizarre of them all. But it is nearly impossible to find music from places with only a few dozen or even thousand people.
	2:20pm Dean: Bounty Chords. Music, Dance and Cultural Heritage on Norfolk and Pitcairn Islands. By Philip Hayward. (London: John Libby Publishing, 2006. Pp. viii +248, ISBN 0-86196-678-3.) https://www.erudit.org/en/journals/ethno/2010-v32-n1-ethno3988/045224ar/
	2:21pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Dean!
	2:22pm Dean: The song tradition of Tristan da Cunha [by] Peter A. Munch. https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000004609
	🚂 2:24pm βrian: Nothing at all like the Chickpeas.
	🚂 2:27pm Michael 98145: Nothing like Clamato
	🚂 2:28pm Michael 98145: ( for our Canadian friends :)
	2:31pm Funky16Corners: Hey David!
	2:32pm David Dichelle: Dean: I'm not sure if the Leipzig libraries have that one.
	2:32pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Larry!
	2:32pm Funky16Corners: Testify! Coming up at 3pm ET - https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/99127
	🚂 2:35pm Michael 98145: you've uncovered some choice tracks
	2:36pm David Dichelle: Glad you like the selection, Michael!
	2:37pm Dean: The Tristan da Cunha one? It's free via HathiTrust. Evidently there's a CD from 2000 of "Pitcairn Songs," produced by Haywayd. That one I haven't yet found.
	2:39pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Dean. I think there will have to be a threshold for the series to work, though, probably 10,000 or so inhabitants at least to be really viable. We'll see...
	🚂 2:42pm Michael 98145: ... and at least one cowbell
	🚂 2:45pm Brian in UK: A flight started to Tristan da Cunha a year or two back and it seems to be one of the most exilarating takeoffs and landings know to man. If you played this music to someone blind, I am guessing they would never call Costa Rica.
	🚂 2:46pm Brian in UK: Good work, David.
	2:46pm David Dichelle: It is quite a diverse country. Most are, I suppose.
	2:46pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Brian!
	2:46pm Webhamster Henry: Tristan da Cunha is where Lewis Carroll's brother was a missionary.
	2:47pm Stanley: Yes, very enjoyable selection.
	2:47pm David Dichelle: Glad you are enjoying, Stanley!
	🚂 2:49pm Michael 98145: We are building a world atlas in the archive
	2:49pm David Dichelle: Apt way of putting it, Michael.
	🚂 2:52pm Bas NL: Great Costa Rica set!
	🚂 2:52pm Handy Haversack: Well, this went too fast! Thanks, David! Another great ride! Be well, Straphangers!
	2:53pm spodiodi: holy smokes, we're here already?! thanks, David! enjoyed Costa Rica very much cheerio, C.Subway riders
	🚂 2:53pm Michael 98145: Thank you, again 🚇🎈
	🚂 2:54pm Yvang: Thank you David for this great xenophonic trip!
	2:54pm Really Lisa: Thank you, David. Peace, all.
	🚂 2:54pm Bas NL: Oww! End of the line already? Thanks again David! Great show!
	🚂 2:55pm WR: Thank you David. Another great ride.
	2:56pm Stanley: My valet has drawn a bath for me. So, I bid you all farewell.
	🚂 2:57pm chresti: Thanks David!
	🚂 2:59pm dutchtheo: Gracias, David!
	🚂 2:59pm βrian: 57 degrees. I've gotta go for a walk.
	2:59pm Sem: Thank you, David, and all aboard for a smooth ride and many interesting sights out of the windows. Ciao.
	3:00pm David Dichelle: Thanks, everyone!
	3:00pm Webhamster Henry: Nice Trip , David!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from December 10, 2020

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