WFMU: Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from June 14, 2021

Listener comments!
	11:40am Irene Trudel: Thanks for filling-in, Julie. I'll be deep background listening.
	🦇 11:42am Julie: I hope you're someplace fun!!
	11:43am Irene Trudel: yes, in my recliner chair.
	🦇 11:49am Sean in Bristol UK: Good afternoon Irene and Julie, hello one and all
	🦇 11:53am Julie: Gosh you're early, Sean!
	11:58am Sylvia: Hello Julie and all!
	🦇 11:58am Julie: hi Sylvia!!
	11:59am Ryansterlingvirtue: This is an unexpected pleasure. Hi, Julie!
	12:00pm Ryansterlingvirtue: I don't have to make any musical choices for 5 hours.
	🦇 12:00pm Julie: hiya Ryan!
	12:01pm Michael 98145: Howzit
	🦇 12:01pm Julie: hi Michael!
	12:02pm Sylvia: Enjoy your holidays, Irene!
	🦇 12:02pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Julie and all!
	🦇 12:03pm Julie: hiya James!
	12:04pm bigplanetnoise: 5-Hr Superhero!!!
	🦇 12:05pm Julie: hey there Bob!
	12:07pm Andrew Hollywood: Sweeeeeet
	🦇 12:07pm Julie: hi Andrew!
	12:12pm David (in London): Ah, it's the hardest working woman in show business. Hello Julie, and afternoon all you groovers here gathered.
	🦇 12:12pm Julie: hey there David!
	12:12pm Andrew Hollywood: Thx for the gardening soundtrack, Julie
	🦇 12:13pm Julie: my pleasure!
	12:14pm Kevin in Ringwood UK: Hey Julie, what a fantastic set so far. Love the oboe (?) on this Robyn Hitchcock track
	12:14pm Michael 98145: healthy wishes, Irene
	🦇 12:14pm Julie: hiya Kevin! I suppose that could be an oboe?
	🦇 12:15pm Julie: I tried to play the Oboe after learning Clarinet but I just couldn't with the darn double reed
	🦇 12:17pm Phillippe: Hey dere!
	🦇 12:17pm Julie: hi Phillippe!
	12:18pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Economy Sized Julie!
	🦇 12:18pm Phillippe: Nice to come in on a pre-clicky-starred song!
	🦇 12:18pm Julie: heya Webhamster!
	12:18pm Sylvia: this is very nice, I need to listen to Janelle Monáe
	🦇 12:19pm Julie: I was surprised that album was 11 years old!
	12:19pm HyperDose: Hiya Julie, I'm ready to be relaxed! :D
	🦇 12:20pm chris in the redwoods: ahoy-hoy, Julie and folks. best wishes all around.
	🦇 12:20pm Julie: hiya HD! Hey Chris!
	🦇 12:23pm Phillippe: Recently pulled a tee shirt out of the bottom of the tee shirt drawer to wear doing yardwork and saw that the text read "Coors Summer of 02". Generally speaking, I'm always surpised when I see how old most everything is, even though I shouldn't be by now.
	12:23pm miles of middle texas: Hey ! There y'all are. Hi Julie !
	🦇 12:24pm Julie: hiya Miles!
	12:25pm Michael 98145: the Earth itself is quite old
	12:26pm Kevin in Ringwood UK: @Phillippe, I often have similar thoughts about new university graduates joining the company I work for. I have shoes which are older than they are.
	🦇 12:27pm Phillippe: Ha, I hear ya Kevin
	12:30pm HyperDose: This is phenomenal and it hasn't even peaked yet
	🦇 12:31pm Julie: I dunno about that, it could be all down from here!
	🦇 12:31pm listener james from westwood: ooh. this is a nice cover.
	12:33pm HyperDose: Oh yeah, forgot what show I was a guest at. "Bah humbug!" There, that's the spirit! :p
	12:33pm Ryansterlingvirtue: yay! Thanks!
	12:34pm David (in London): Phillippe, HyperDose, Syvlia, Chris, Kevin, James. Afternoon all.
	🦇 12:34pm Julie: not that it fits with the set but I didn't really know WHERE to put it
	12:34pm Ryansterlingvirtue: I just got this album last week. It is amazing.
	12:35pm Ryansterlingvirtue: haha, I knew placement was going to be a challenge. but over 5 hours, it's just a small ripple.
	🦇 12:36pm Julie: just in case anyone was dozing off
	12:37pm Ryansterlingvirtue: I am going to double my work productivity as long as this song is on.
	12:37pm HyperDose: Keren Ann going into Happy Mondays is the best transition that shouldn't work but does. What's up next, a lil Talking Heads?
	🦇 12:37pm Julie: haha all 4 minutes and 40 seconds
	12:37pm Ryansterlingvirtue: my boss will send you a thank you letter.
	12:37pm David (in London): Thanks Julie. I've overcome the afternoon slump by popping an E and getting my maracas out.
	12:38pm David (in London): And that's not a euphemism.
	12:38pm Ryansterlingvirtue: @david we sharing?
	12:38pm Ryansterlingvirtue: another good one!
	12:38pm David (in London): Ryan, absolutely. Look in your left pocket.
	12:39pm Ryansterlingvirtue: I always fall for the back track music.
	12:39pm HyperDose: Sounds tremendous, David. I'd dust off the ole sombrero if I could find it.
	12:39pm Soul Captain: Brave girl
	12:39pm Ryansterlingvirtue: @david Thrills Pills and Bellyaches! Can't wait.
	12:40pm Michael 98145: Always enjoy Julie shows
	12:43pm David (in London): I remember my friend Justin's stag do. After a long evening of debauchery, one of the party, Nathan, was literally slumped over the table unconscious. The bill arrived (for 20 people), and he sprang to life like a zombie, eyes completely dead, yet managing to calculate how the bill divided, collect the money from everyone, pay the waiter, and then slump down unconscious on the table again. It was an unbelievable performance. Then I thought to myself, "Ah yes, he was the Happy Mondays' manager. This is child's play to him."
	🦇 12:47pm Julie: hiya Soul Captain!
	12:49pm Michael 98145: ( interesting article about those 80s : www.nytimes.com...)
	12:50pm Sylvia: I loved this album by The Cardigans back then, it's still good
	12:52pm HyperDose: haha that's amazing, David. Some people just have an insane tolerance for things
	🦇 12:55pm Phillippe: Hey DiL!( sorry was on a call)
	12:56pm Andrew Hollywood: I Talk To The Wind is the strange midpoint between Mendelssohn and Dylan.
	1:03pm alanr: Finally online (after bike repair time).....and I forgot its not Irene. But so what! Julie works the same for my brain. Saludos from Mexico city (rainy).
	🦇 1:04pm Julie: Howdy alanr!
	🦇 1:07pm Julie: and then the theramin comes in
	1:10pm David (in London): 'and then the theramin comes in' is a sentence that isn't said often enough in life.
	🦇 1:12pm listener james from westwood: Big soundalike in the refrain here to that of "Listen to Your Heart" by Roxette.
	🦇 1:12pm Julie: I had a guest on who played, Ken Fury. Was so fun.
	🦇 1:13pm Sean in Bristol UK: loving your selection of music, Julie
	🦇 1:13pm Julie: thanks Sean!
	1:19pm David (in London): I love the way the Corpus album cover has 'Stereo' written on the amniotic membrane. 'Hey, this album cover isn't mind-blowing enough. Let's tell them the music is in stereo!' Ah, the good old day...
	1:21pm David (in London): I think everyone in the UK knew her for 'I lost my heart to a starship trooper' with Hot Gossip in the 70s, even before her Lloyd Webber era. I still have a very soft spot for that track.
	🦇 1:21pm listener james from westwood: I support all album titles derived from D&D alignments.
	🦇 1:24pm Julie: Oh yes of course there is THAT too. But did it really get much success before she became known?
	1:25pm HyperDose: I always forget about this song until I hear that groove again. Timeless
	1:38pm Bri: I missed Happy Mondays, wow
	🦇 1:39pm Julie: hiya Bri!
	🦇 1:39pm Bas NL: Hi Julie! All!
	🦇 1:40pm Julie: howdy Bas!
	1:40pm David (in London): Hey Bas.
	🦇 1:42pm Bas NL: Hi David!
	1:42pm Bri: Hey Julie!
	🦇 1:42pm Sean in Bristol UK: Hi David in London, greetings from Bristol
	1:42pm Bri: It’s a Madchester revival summer for me. Baggy jeans, baggy tees, Tie-dye. Hey! Bucket hats are back in style!
	1:43pm doctorjazz: Hi-had a Wilco feel, this Paul Smith track.
	1:44pm David (in London): Hi Sean, doctorjazz. Bri - make sure you say 'Sorted' as every fifth word, too.
	🦇 1:45pm Julie: oooh the little Maltese!
	1:46pm Bri: Lol I pretty much do David. Got any Veras?
	🦇 1:47pm Sean in Bristol UK: Peeling off a ‘Vera’ for you, Bri
	1:48pm Bri: Sorted! Thanks Sean!
	1:48pm Bri: None of these kids wearing Bucket hats in Detroit have no idea that it was Alan from the Stone roses that made them cool
	1:50pm Bri: I wear bucket hats not because they’re in style but because of Madchester and Britpop. I’m soaking up the trend. I just bought an Acid House smiley face one. It’s 1988 lol
	🦇 1:50pm Julie: good year, Bri!
	1:51pm Bri: Definitely! Probably my favorite 80s year
	2:00pm Bri: I just heard “Branch over Bonewater” my gothic ears
	🦇 2:02pm Sean in Bristol UK: Irene, we love you
	2:02pm Bri: Yes! Irene is Brilliant
	2:03pm David (in London): Oh, primo quality Mode here.
	🦇 2:03pm Julie: is that a song? I don't know that one
	2:03pm Bri: Speeches Mode! 💗
	2:03pm Bri: No, I heard that instead of Bridge over Troubled water
	🦇 2:04pm Sean in Bristol UK: And Irene, we are loving our Metsies right now!
	2:04pm Sylvia: yeah! can you feel a little love?
	🦇 2:05pm Julie: haha ohhhhh I guess I was mumbly
	🦇 2:06pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Good morning-ish, Julie! Enjoying the fill-in - big Get Well Soon wishes to Irene, btw - and looking forward to the Dark Night doubleheader!
	🦇 2:07pm Julie: hiya S&M&S
	2:07pm David (in London): Hey S&M&S
	2:08pm HyperDose: Hey Bri, long time no see! Speaking of brilliant, this set is moody in the best way
	🦇 2:08pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Hey, there, David!
	2:10pm Bri: Definitely Hyper! It a been a while!
	2:14pm Bri: Feeling the Cocteau vibes on this one!
	🦇 2:15pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Interesting to note the mention of bucket hats and their origin. Don't remember them catching on (and boy, did they ever become ubiquitous for a while!) in NYC until the late 90's...
	2:17pm Bri: They were big in the Uk scene since the late ‘80s and Ubiquitous all throughout the ‘90s. Then I think Rappers picked up on them over here I. The late ‘90s. Although I’ve seen LL Cool J wearing a bit of a proto bucket hat in ‘87
	🦇 2:17pm Julie: isn't that basically the Gilligan hat?
	2:17pm Bri: Damon Albarn tried to look like LL Cool J briefly in ‘97
	🦇 2:18pm Julie: I think Small Change wears one of those
	🦇 2:18pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: That's what we first called them, Julie, when they were suddenly everywhere - Gilligan hats!
	2:20pm Bri: I haven’t heard this song in years!
	🦇 2:20pm Julie: there's your bucket hat i.pinimg.com...
	2:21pm HyperDose: Small Change would be the perfect wedding DJ. Always a fun time
	2:22pm Bri: LOL Julie!
	2:27pm David (in London): Well, if we're talking proto-buckets, Jimmy Page was rocking one at the Bath Festival in 1970. V early bucket.
	🦇 2:28pm Julie: tennis hats! they wore those as tennis hats when I was a kid
	2:28pm Bri: Sweet! I’ve seen a few people wearing bucket hats in the ‘60s and ‘70s
	🦇 2:28pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Are we alone finding Oscar Herrera's vocals here reminiscent of Scott Walker?
	2:29pm Bri: Scott Walker! 💜
	🦇 2:29pm Julie: I'm so used to Oscar's voice I didn't notice it but I can see that
	2:29pm Bri: My Shoeagze heart! 💗
	2:30pm HyperDose: This has me in the best trance. If someone did a shoegaze show I'd stop shaving, wear a Carhart beanie every day, and be in heaven.
	🦇 2:31pm Julie: I don't think I could do a whole show of shoegaze but certainly an hour at least
	🦇 2:31pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: KFJC's Carson Street did a wonderful two-part Scott Walker tribute show last month. It might still be up on their archive...
	🦇 2:32pm Julie: I wanted to put a shoegaze lineup together for a monty hall show, maybe if shows ever come back
	2:33pm Bri: I’d love that Julie! I’d also be in Heaven HyperDose!
	2:34pm Sylvia: bucket hats are great for babies!
	2:34pm Bri: Nugaze!
	2:35pm Bri: I was in a shoegaze band for like, a day
	2:35pm Bri: Yes! It’s Like Brie cheese or Bree
	2:36pm Bri: Yeah, that was me
	🦇 2:36pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Baby bucket hat shoegaze merch. Concept or album title... or both?
	2:37pm HyperDose: omg yes I'd pay whatever cover charge to attend that, Julie! WFMU shoegaze ice cream social (dairy-free options also available)
	2:39pm Bri: Album title AND concept!
	2:39pm Bri: I’d soo attend that Hyper!
	2:40pm Bri: This is like Kate Bush singing 4 different ways by the Cure
	2:41pm HyperDose: Now I'm going to listen to Hundredth's RARE album for the rest of the day. Thanks a lot, Julie! (no really thanks, I forgot to put it on my phone)
	2:42pm Andrew Hollywood: other time signatures may rock, but 6/8 is the rollingest of them all.
	🦇 2:42pm Sean in Bristol UK: Bri, I like the Kate Bush reference
	🦇 2:43pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: We saw Kristeen a few years ago in the basement space at Bowery Electric. Small venue and she was absolutely amazing!
	🦇 2:44pm Julie: it was the comparison to Kate that made me seek out her music, she was with Waterworks back then. and she's played my show twice and wants to come in again! (when we have live guests again, fingers crossed)
	2:44pm Bri: Thanks Sean! Love a bit of Kate Bush me
	🦇 2:44pm Julie: her piano playing is amazing. she's just a dynamo.
	🦇 2:46pm Sean in Bristol UK: Sorry Julie, got to mention it but Julie and I were lucky enough to witness Ms Bush at Hammersmith Odeon, we got the chance to say hello
	🦇 2:48pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: She was great when we saw her, Julie. I think it was just a trio. Loved her bass player, too. And, yeah, she blew the roof off that night. We need to go back and find her in-studio on your archives!
	🦇 2:48pm Julie: Was it Megan with her? Icy blonde?
	2:48pm Bri: Wow I love that Sean!
	🦇 2:49pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Yes! Megan! Love her, too!
	🦇 2:49pm Julie: That Kate thing was so strange it feels like it didn't even happen.
	🦇 2:52pm Sean in Bristol UK: Walking down the aisle wearing my WFMU T-shirt to get an over expensive beer, there was Julie a few rows back, a great memory
	🦇 2:52pm Julie: out of town concerts always seem kind of unreal to me
	🦇 2:53pm Julie: I was with Alix from Last July that night. The first night I went I was in the front row. That was insane.
	🦇 2:54pm Sean in Bristol UK: You saw her twice, I bow before the awesomeness that is you!
	🦇 2:54pm Julie: oh yeah if I was gonna go all the way to London I was gonna get as many tickets as I could! I also saw Suzi Quatro that trip. Ahhhh I miss travel.
	2:54pm HyperDose: Getting a Elvin Bishop vibe from this
	2:56pm Bri: New Order!
	🦇 2:56pm Bas NL: Love this!
	🦇 2:56pm Sean in Bristol UK: Bri, you beat me to it, New Order!
	🦇 2:57pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: I think this may be our absolute fav New Order song...
	🦇 2:57pm Julie: it's such a good one!
	2:58pm David in London: Someone offered me an obscene amount of money for my Kate Bush tickets but I had the good sense to give a polite no.
	🦇 2:59pm listener james from westwood: Of course I already starred this New Order track.
	2:59pm Michael 98145: yes
	🦇 3:00pm Sean in Bristol UK: David, good sense,
	🦇 3:00pm Handy Haversack: Hi, Julie and all! We have missed a ton! We have to run to the bank and liquor store now. Back ASAP!
	🦇 3:00pm Julie: Hi Handy Bye Handy!
	🦇 3:01pm Julie: maybe I should do an 80s show for my Bronwyn fill in next week, what do y'all think?
	🦇 3:01pm Bas NL: Hit and run Handy.
	3:01pm HyperDose: Don't forget the cashews, Handy!
	🦇 3:02pm Sean in Bristol UK: My decade, Julie, so a thumbs up from me
	3:02pm Bri: Yess Julie!
	🦇 3:03pm Julie: Friday night 80s party it is then! Next week.
	3:03pm Bri: Yay ya!
	🦇 3:04pm listener james from westwood: Fuck yeah!
	3:04pm Bri: I’ll be in a different time zone on Friday so I’ll have to remember
	3:04pm David (in London): I'm already ironing my diagonally-fastening shirt with ruffled cuffs.
	🦇 3:05pm Julie: I send out mailings about my fill ins so if you wanna be on the list just email me and let me know julie at wfmu.org
	3:07pm Bri: Awesome David!
	3:08pm Bri: I just got a crap ton of ‘80s pants. Mostly sweat and stirup
	3:08pm Bri: OH. And Parachute!
	3:08pm David in London: Whereabouts are you based Bri?
	🦇 3:09pm Sean in Bristol UK: On a bit of a Level 42 revisit at the moment, does that make the criteria?!!
	🦇 3:09pm Sean in Bristol UK: Yikes, Visage, marvellous!
	3:10pm Bri: Detroit
	🦇 3:10pm Julie: Sean, which album of theirs do you recommend? I see the early stuff is more style council (meh)
	3:12pm Kevin in Ringwood UK: Never heard that Visage track on the radio before. Nice.
	🦇 3:13pm Bas NL: Yes, all best well wishes to Irene.
	3:13pm David in London: Bri, tips hats towards the Motor City. Sean, I hope you’re air slap-bassing too.
	3:13pm Irene Trudel: Thank you Julie! Your musical choices help with the healing. (I'm doing pretty well, all things considered.)
	🦇 3:14pm Sean in Bristol UK: In my humble opinion Level 42 was the Brit version of Weather Report to a certain extent, Mark King, your guru is/was Stanley Clarke. The Level 42 album form 1981 is a perfect start
	3:14pm Sylvia: oh, Irene, I thought you were on holidays! wishing you a good recovery
	🦇 3:15pm Sean in Bristol UK: Positive healing to you, Irene
	3:15pm Michael 98145: Cheers, Irene
	3:16pm Kevin in Ringwood UK: My wife has various Level 42 albums and 12 inch singles on mint vinyl (because, like me, she recorded them on tape when she brought them home). We should play them more, or at all come to that.
	🦇 3:16pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Sending love, Irene!
	3:18pm Bri: Tip hats to London David! I plan to move there in 5 years.
	3:18pm Irene Trudel: Thanks Sylvia and everybody. Didn't want to make a big deal out of this. I had a reconstructive surgery, which went very well. Now I just lay about and get to listen to all the shows I have to miss while working. Soon I'll dip into the brownies I made beforehand soon.
	🦇 3:19pm Julie: I adore London, I hope to get back before too long. Bri, sounds like a great plan!
	🦇 3:19pm Bas NL: Whenever she stars singing, wow... Big love to the Big Blood!
	3:19pm Bri: Sad to say my only knowledge of Level 42 is “Something about you” and “Lessons in love”
	🦇 3:19pm Julie: Brownies? I'm coming over!
	🦇 3:20pm Sean in Bristol UK: Infused with love perhaps!!
	3:20pm Irene Trudel: The more I hear of Big Blood I realize I missed lot. So good!
	3:21pm Bri: Thank you Julie! I’m super excited to move there!
	3:21pm Irene Trudel: A nice big batch!
	🦇 3:22pm Sean in Bristol UK: Bri, I went to Detroit a few years back as part of my project to see Baseball at all 30 ballparkss, went on a bus to Windsor, was a blast to cross an international border
	3:27pm David in London: Bri, well, I’ll be here to greet you when you do. Julie, likewise.
	🦇 3:30pm Sean in Bristol UK: Hint of Gary Numan per chance?
	🦇 3:30pm Julie: produced by him and bet that's him on background vocals
	3:39pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I knew I'd miss most of tonight's show, but here'S hoping I'll catch as much as possible - in other words hello Julie, other friendly souls - except no dark nights here in Finland - if you've ever been here in June, you'll know the insomnia it might cause.
	🦇 3:39pm Julie: oh are you in that sun all the time phase? Hiya Cha Cha!
	🦇 3:41pm Sean in Bristol UK: Photocopy, I think SAD is a thing for me, this time of year is just perfect, I guess you are close to 24 hour daylight
	3:43pm David (in London): Hey Cha Cha.
	3:44pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @3:39 Julie: @3:41 Sean in Bristol UK: well, yeah, the long daylight time's here, it'd be worse if I lived up north where I am from (or especially even more north, up in Lapland where I have - shock horror! - actually never even visited!!!). Hey there David (in London)!
	🦇 3:44pm Julie: oh I would hate sun all the time
	🦇 3:45pm Bas NL: It's all dark half the time... :)
	🦇 3:46pm Julie: surprisingly I don't think I would like that either. Not a fan of the sun but too much dark would definitely bring me down.
	🦇 3:49pm Sean in Bristol UK: I went to Fairbanks, Alaska on a baseball trip at Midsummer, I loved the lack of night time. I was told by the locals, come here in December,
	3:49pm Bri: Wow awesome Sean. And It’ll be lovely to see you David!
	3:49pm Bri: I just saw an interview with Gary Numan!
	🦇 3:50pm Sean in Bristol UK: Mr Numan has a new album out
	3:51pm Bri: Awesome!
	🦇 3:53pm Bas NL: I think i heard a track from that new album.. it was very good as far as i remember.
	🦇 3:54pm Handy Haversack: Back. Good thing we have liquor now. I feel like I'm going to need it.
	🦇 3:54pm Sean in Bristol UK: Album is called Intruder
	3:55pm Bri: Down in the park was my jam during my goth phase in 8th grade. The Gary version and the Manson version
	3:55pm Bri: Welcome back Handy!
	🦇 3:55pm Julie: great, great song
	🦇 3:56pm Julie: it was on the Times Square soundtrack if I remember right
	🦇 3:56pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Bri! It's a lot of Dark Night to have missed out on ...
	3:57pm chris in the redwoods: Tree fell across power lines here. Took out a power pole. Just another Monday. At least I have a big battery and cell service… once again tuned in and listening, having missed much.
	🦇 3:58pm Julie: oh wow...yikes
	3:59pm chris in the redwoods: beautiful calm day, too. go figure.
	🦇 4:00pm Handy Haversack: Don't even want to think about the size of the potential gopher, Chris!
	🦇 4:01pm Sean in Bristol UK: Zeppelin, you are spoiling us, Julie!
	🦇 4:03pm Julie: you best be on time tomorrow, Handy!
	4:03pm chris in the redwoods: did I suddenly find myself in the forest of rodents of unusual size? one wonders.
	4:03pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: The album I tend to ignore, Led Zeppelin III - and why, dear PCC2000, is that? (OK; the vinyl is warped. But playable.So no excuses.)
	🦇 4:04pm Julie: Forest of Rodents of Unusual Size? Which Floyd album is that on?
	4:04pm Bri: Cocteau Twins with those 808s
	4:05pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Julie, you might like this, new Finnish shoegaze, a band called Neiti Olga luovarecords.bandcamp.com...
	🦇 4:05pm Julie: fabulous, Cha Cha, I will check them out!
	4:06pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @4:04 Bri: I wish the clock on my wall ticked like an 808!
	4:07pm Bri: Right Photocopy?!
	🦇 4:08pm Bas NL: TR-808 is cool.
	🦇 4:09pm Handy Haversack: Chris: I don't believe they exist!
	🦇 4:13pm Sean in Bristol UK: Julie, sorry to use a baseball reference but you have hit the ball out of the park this evening
	4:13pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Sadly, with my budget, the closest I've got to 808's are some sample libraries, but then again, I love making beat sequences with those sounds. I am totally guilty of retronerdness, even when there are no longer the proper physical vintage objects but some virtual digitized earcandy or whatever.
	4:14pm chris in the redwoods: haha, Julie and Handy! :) California: bring your own water!
	🦇 4:14pm Julie: Sean so glad you're liking it!
	🦇 4:14pm Bas NL: If fixed over a dozen 808's.. hobby of mine.
	4:16pm Bri: I’d love an actual 808 but for now, I have a keyboard and garage band
	4:16pm Bri: Fellow retro nerd here!
	🦇 4:17pm Julie: i am forever looking for the perfect harpsichord sound. talk about retro
	4:17pm Bri: I’m a sucker for retro technology
	4:17pm David (in London): Josephus! Nice one Julie. Didn't see this one coming.
	🦇 4:18pm Julie: my playlist is as scattered and unpredictable as my brain
	🦇 4:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& how is the fractal faction on the friendly fellow alt feature fairing ??... fer eff's sake.
	🦇 4:19pm Julie: I have a mini mini moog...perhaps one day a real mini moog
	🦇 4:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...we were fairly banging heads to very early 70s Heaviness on SurfaceNoise this A.M. ...
	🦇 4:20pm Bas NL: <Me & Korg MS-50 from 1978 :)
	4:20pm David (in London): Hello Rev D. 70s heaviness feels right today.
	🦇 4:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah I saw on fb your JaneBirken Barbie was Moog vogueing...
	4:21pm Cronbat: Josephus!! Wow! I sort of remember seeing them a few times in college...
	🦇 4:21pm Julie: oooh Rev that sounds nice. I was up for it (for once) but busy working on today's show, will have to check out the archive
	4:28pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Same here, if only I had paid attention when we had electricity studies, then I might be able to deal with some retro technology. I'd love to be able to fix old hi-fi or build my own analog synths or... @4:14 Bas NL: Now that is a good hobby - do you sometimes find them hidden in someone's attic or something? I have thought TR-808s come at a price nowadays.
	🦇 4:30pm Julie: here's a good pic of the mini mini moog pbs.twimg.com...
	4:31pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: gotta take this show with me and run to the last bus. So, will be listening, but bye bye chat, for now!
	🦇 4:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...always confuse Josefus with Jobriath. This is not @ all useful.
	🦇 4:31pm Handy Haversack: See you soon, Cha Cha!
	🦇 4:32pm Julie: see ya Cha Cha!
	🦇 4:32pm Sean in Bristol UK: Safe travels, Cha Cha
	🦇 4:33pm Bas NL: @Cha Cha I'm an electronics engineer.. and through repairing old gear, i get a chance to try them all out! Original TR-808's are screaming expensive. But Roland did a new version, the TR-08. Far less money, great sound.
	🦇 4:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dang - I don't even know the electronics of electric gittar & amps - which is like glorified 1940s tech. Really quite embarrassing. Bas NL way kewl !
	🦇 4:35pm Bas NL: Looks beautiful the mini minimoog, Julie!
	🦇 4:35pm Julie: the detail is amazing.
	🦇 4:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& for all my love of Music - I know shamefully little about Synths. Gotta get over it & just learn... Julie it really does.
	🦇 4:36pm Bas NL: I give vintage repair lessons on most Fridays Rev Rabbit!
	🦇 4:37pm Sean in Bristol UK: The talent and artistry of the commenters on WFMU just blows me away
	🦇 4:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well ! I got a Laney practice amp sitting here I don't even get a signal out of. I have to deafen myself with just the same by Marshall. Where do I start ?! :D Can I commit suicide by capacitor perhaps ??...
	🦇 4:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (...actually I think amps that have sat too long have the opposite problem: suddenly getting plugged in can be a shock...)
	🦇 4:42pm Bas NL: Amps always carry a lot of juice. Careful what you touch Rev!
	🦇 4:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...amplify yer screams...
	🦇 4:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...making a Circuit between Gittar Amp & Mike P.A. is the classic threat...
	🦇 4:44pm Bas NL: I just started a group on a Boss DS-1 distort pedal. Pedals can't bite you.
	🦇 4:44pm Sean in Bristol UK: I am sure there is some softball palettes out there. Umpiring a tournament in Slough, UK this weekend where the rules are bases loaded with a 1-1 count, this will be crazy!
	🦇 4:44pm Sean in Bristol UK: Players
	🦇 4:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Pedals - 9 volts generally ?
	🦇 4:45pm Bas NL: Yes.
	🦇 4:46pm Handy Haversack: Very cool, Bas! I can't even get my turntable to work. Useless over here.
	🦇 4:48pm Bas NL: Naah... most important is to get away from thinking that.
	🦇 4:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...could do a video series on shock hazards in character as Phantom of the Paradise...
	🦇 4:49pm Sean in Bristol UK: Stonking show, Julie, thank you
	🦇 4:50pm Julie: is that good?
	🦇 4:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It sure is.
	4:51pm Irene Trudel: That's high praise from Sean!
	🦇 4:51pm Sean in Bristol UK: Oh yes!!
	🦇 4:51pm Julie: thank you, Sean! It's just so close to stinking!
	4:51pm chris in the redwoods: Thanks, Julie! Great selections today! Out to get tacos.
	4:52pm Irene Trudel: And I give you high praise for filling in today! So many great musical choices, Julie.
	4:52pm David (in London): Thanks Julie. See you for another marathon stint tomorrow then.
	🦇 4:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes but so is a skunky cannabis bud...
	🦇 4:52pm Handy Haversack: Later, Chris! Glad to have caught some of the show today, Julie. Great stuff. Thanks! I will try not to be tardy tomorrow -- if it happens, it's not for lack of trying! Later on, pals.
	🦇 4:53pm Bas NL: Great show Julie! Thanks!
	🦇 4:53pm Julie: aww thanks so much everyone!
	🦇 4:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ah ! I shoulda got here sooner.
	🦇 4:57pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks for the mega-show, Julie!
	🦇 5:00pm Julie: Woohoo!
	5:02pm HyperDose: Thanks Julie, always a good time! And sending positive healing vibes to Irene!

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from June 14, 2021

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Familiar & forgotten gems from 50-plus years of music on the darker side, shoegaze, synthpop, goth, psychedelia, darkwave, with unapologetic detours into 70s pop. In a dark night of the soul, it's always 3 o'clock in the morning.

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June 14, 2021: Monday Earflowers (Fill-in for Irene & Kenzo)

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
The Kinks	Act Nice and Gentle (mono)	Something Else By The Kinks (Deluxe)	Sanctuary Records	2011	B-side to Waterloo Sunset from 1967	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Spoonfed Hybrid	Stolen Clothes "Stolen Clothes" by "Spoonfed Hybrid"	Spoonfed Hybrid	Guernica (4AD)	1993		0:04:04 (Pop-up)
Queens	Keep It "Keep It" by "Queens"	End Times	Dial	2013		0:08:12 (Pop-up)
Robyn Hitchcock & The Venus Three	Ordinary Millionaire	Propellor Time	Sartorial Records	2010		0:13:51 (Pop-up)
Janelle Monáe	Sir Greendown "Sir Greendown" by "Janelle Monáe"	The ArchAndroid	Bad Boy / Wondaland Records	2010		0:17:45 (Pop-up)
John Cale	Ghost Story "Ghost Story" by "John Cale"	Vintage Violence	Columbia	1970		0:19:52 (Pop-up)
Calendula	Dance of the Red Moon "Dance of the Red Moon" by "Calendula"	Electric Psychedelic Sitar Headswirlers Vol 5	Purple Lantern Records	2015		0:23:39 (Pop-up)
Luminis	Falling Away From Me "Falling Away From Me" by "Luminis"	From Within	Luminis	2011		0:26:53 (Pop-up)
Keren Ann	Life On Mars? "Life On Mars?" by "Keren Ann"	We Were So Turned On: A Tribute To David Bowie	Naive	2010		0:31:16 (Pop-up)
Happy Mondays	24 Hour Party People	Squirrel and G-Man Twenty Four Hour Party People Plastic Face Carnt Smile (White Out)	Factory	1987		0:34:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Cocteau Twins	Oomingmak (instrumental)					0:39:53 (Pop-up)
Sweetwater	Day Song "Day Song" by "Sweetwater"	Just For You	Reprise Records	1970		0:47:51 (Pop-up)
The Cardigans	Your New Cuckoo "Your New Cuckoo" by "The Cardigans"	First Band on the Moon	Stockholm Records	1996		0:50:01 (Pop-up)
King Crimson	I Talk To The Wind "I Talk To The Wind" by "King Crimson"	In The Court Of The Crimson King (An Observation By King Crimson)	Atlantic	1969		0:53:34 (Pop-up)
Witch Of The Vale	Trust The Pain "Trust The Pain" by "Witch Of The Vale"	Commemorate	Cleopatra Records	2020		0:59:31 (Pop-up)
Johanna Warren	Bones of Abandoned Futures	Chaotic Good	Wax Nine / Carpark	2020		1:02:49 (Pop-up)
Elton John	First Episode at Hienton	Elton John	DJM Records	1970		1:06:22 (Pop-up)
Sarah Brightman	The Second Element	Dive	A&M Records	1993		1:11:08 (Pop-up)
Corpus	Marriage "Marriage" by "Corpus"	Creation A Child	Acorn Records	1971		1:15:16 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jefferson Airplane	Embryonic Journey					1:19:02 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Feeling Good "Feeling Good" by "Nina Simone"	I Put A Spell On You	Philips	1965		1:25:26 (Pop-up)
Valerie Carter	A Stone's Throw Away	Just A Stone's Throw Away	Columbia	1977		1:28:13 (Pop-up)
Soko	Fantastic Planet "Fantastic Planet" by "Soko"	My Dreams Dictate My Reality	Babycat Records	2015		1:32:08 (Pop-up)
Sally Patience	The Triangle Man "The Triangle Man" by "Sally Patience"	The Triangle Man c/w Buried In My Boots	Disc International	1984		1:35:56 (Pop-up)
Dive	Crack of Sound "Crack of Sound" by "Dive"	Eyes Closed	Dive	2003		1:39:13 (Pop-up)
Paul Smith and The Intimations	Reintroducing The Red Kite	Contradictions	Billingham Records	2015		1:41:49 (Pop-up)
Celebration	Stars "Stars" by "Celebration"	Celebration	4AD	2005		1:45:47 (Pop-up)
Simon & Garfunkel	Cecilia "Cecilia" by "Simon & Garfunkel"	Bridge Over Troubled Water	Columbia	1970		1:51:14 (Pop-up)
Daybed	Gonna Get Ya "Gonna Get Ya" by "Daybed"	Preludes	No Emb Blanc	2010		1:54:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Rockabye Baby Ensemble	Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (instrumental)					1:57:44 (Pop-up)
Depeche Mode	Dream On "Dream On" by "Depeche Mode"	Exciter	Reprise	2001		2:03:00 (Pop-up)
HTRK	Venus In Leo "Venus In Leo" by "HTRK"	Venus In Leo	Ghostly International	2019		2:07:15 (Pop-up)
Impressions of Winter	Season's End	End Of A Summer	Sad Eyes/Trisol	2002		2:12:55 (Pop-up)
This Mortal Coil	Mr. Somewhere "Mr. Somewhere" by "This Mortal Coil"	Blood	4AD	1991	Vocals:Caroline Crawley	2:18:59 (Pop-up)
Nick Drake	Way To Blue "Way To Blue" by "Nick Drake"	Five Leaves Left	Island Records	1969		2:21:33 (Pop-up)
Black Tape For A Blue Girl	Beneath the Planks	Mesmerized By The Sirens	Projekt	1987	Vocals: Oscar Herrera	2:24:56 (Pop-up)
Tears Run Rings	Mind The Wires "Mind The Wires" by "Tears Run Rings"	Always, Sometimes, Seldom, Never	Claire Records	2008		2:31:06 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jherek Bischoff	Life on Mars? (instrumental)					2:34:05 (Pop-up)
Kristeen Young	St. Even "St. Even" by "Kristeen Young"	The SubSet	Test Tube Baby	2019		2:40:25 (Pop-up)
Jupiter Sprites	Confine "Confine" by "Jupiter Sprites"	Gummyblossom	Jupiter Sprites	2017		2:44:38 (Pop-up)
Neville and Sugary Staple	When I Call Your Name	Rude Rebels	Cleopatra Records	2018		2:49:30 (Pop-up)
The Bolshoi	Books On The Bonfire "Books On The Bonfire" by "The Bolshoi"	Away: Best of The Bolshoi	Beggars Banquet	1986		2:53:13 (Pop-up)
New Order	Age of Consent "Age of Consent" by "New Order"	Power, Corruption & Lies	Factory	1983		2:57:03 (Pop-up)
2DCAT	Broken Inside "Broken Inside" by "2DCAT"	Summer, 1983	2DCAT	2019		3:02:14 (Pop-up)
Baard	Life In A Goldfish Bowl "Life In A Goldfish Bowl" by "Baard"	Life in a Goldfish Bowl 7"	Apolllo Records	1982		3:06:39 (Pop-up)
Visage	Frequency 7 (single version)	Tar 7"	Radar Records	1979		3:09:51 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Backing Tracks	Substitute (instrumental)					3:13:04 (Pop-up)
Big Blood	Go See Boats "Go See Boats" by "Big Blood"	Double Days II	Don't Trust The Ruin	2015		3:18:06 (Pop-up)
Lilies On Mars	From The Earth To Above	∆GO	Lady Sometimes Records	2015		3:24:08 (Pop-up)
Nicky Robson	Stars "Stars" by "Nicky Robson"	Stars 7"	Scratch Records	1981		3:28:17 (Pop-up)
A Sunny Day In Glasgow	In Love With Useless (the Timeless Geometry in the Tradition of Passing)	Sea When Absent	Lefse Records	2014		3:31:39 (Pop-up)
Tess Parks & Anton Newcombe	Peace Defrost	I Declare Nothing	A Records	2015		3:36:32 (Pop-up)
The Olivia Tremor Control	The Sylvan Screen	Black Foliage - Animation Music - Volume One	Flydaddy Records	1999		3:40:32 (Pop-up)
Priscilla Coolidge	Gypsy King "Gypsy King" by "Priscilla Coolidge"	Gypsy Queen	Sussex Records	1970		3:46:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Beatles	She's Leaving Home (Instrumental Take 1)					3:50:35 (Pop-up)
Blond	Sailing Across The Ocean "Sailing Across The Ocean" by "Blond"	The Lilac Years	Fontana	1969		3:56:20 (Pop-up)
Led Zeppelin	That's The Way "That's The Way" by "Led Zeppelin"	Led Zeppelin III	Atlantic	1970		3:59:27 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Garlands "Garlands" by "Cocteau Twins"	Garlands	4AD	1982		4:04:50 (Pop-up)
Seventeen Years Old and Berlin Wall	Prism	Reflect	Sango Records	2017		4:09:14 (Pop-up)
Wendy MaHarry	California "California" by "Wendy MaHarry"	Wendy MaHarry	A&M Records	1990		4:13:34 (Pop-up)
Josefus	I Need A Woman "I Need A Woman" by "Josefus"	Dead Man	Hookah Records	1970		4:17:54 (Pop-up)
The Angels of Light	My True Body "My True Body" by "The Angels of Light"	How I Loved You	Young God Records	2001		4:22:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Gary Numan	Down in the Park (piano instrumental)					4:28:06 (Pop-up)
Metric	Calculation Theme "Calculation Theme" by "Metric"	Old World Underground, Where Are You Now?	Everloving	2003		4:31:00 (Pop-up)
Blo	Chant To Mother Earth "Chant To Mother Earth" by "Blo"	Chapter One	EMI	1973		4:34:40 (Pop-up)
The Freak Scene	Butterfly Dream "Butterfly Dream" by "The Freak Scene"	Psychedelic Psoul	Columbia	1967		4:40:33 (Pop-up)
Sarolta Zalatnay	Ne Hidd El "Ne Hidd El" by "Sarolta Zalatnay"	Hadd Mondjam El	Pepita	1973		4:42:25 (Pop-up)
The Flaming Hands	Tunnels And Trains	The Flaming Hands	Big Time	1984		4:45:21 (Pop-up)
Mary Moor	Pretty Day "Pretty Day" by "Mary Moor"	Pretty Day (single)	AAAA	1982		4:48:51 (Pop-up)
Style Sindrome	Waving In the Dark	A Mysterious Design	Synthetic Shadows	2012	recorded in 1981-2	4:51:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Syd Barrett	Gigolo Aunt (loop) "Gigolo Aunt (loop)" by "Syd Barrett"					4:56:25 (Pop-up)
Rose McDowall	Don't Fear the Reaper	Cut With The Cake Knife (Reissue)	Night School Records	1988		4:59:35 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:40am Irene Trudel: Thanks for filling-in, Julie. I'll be deep background listening.
	🦇 11:42am Julie: I hope you're someplace fun!!
	11:43am Irene Trudel: yes, in my recliner chair.
	🦇 11:49am Sean in Bristol UK: Good afternoon Irene and Julie, hello one and all
	🦇 11:53am Julie: Gosh you're early, Sean!
	11:58am Sylvia: Hello Julie and all!
	🦇 11:58am Julie: hi Sylvia!!
	11:59am Ryansterlingvirtue: This is an unexpected pleasure. Hi, Julie!
	12:00pm Ryansterlingvirtue: I don't have to make any musical choices for 5 hours.
	🦇 12:00pm Julie: hiya Ryan!
	12:01pm Michael 98145: Howzit
	🦇 12:01pm Julie: hi Michael!
	12:02pm Sylvia: Enjoy your holidays, Irene!
	🦇 12:02pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Julie and all!
	🦇 12:03pm Julie: hiya James!
	12:04pm bigplanetnoise: 5-Hr Superhero!!!
	🦇 12:05pm Julie: hey there Bob!
	12:07pm Andrew Hollywood: Sweeeeeet
	🦇 12:07pm Julie: hi Andrew!
	12:12pm David (in London): Ah, it's the hardest working woman in show business. Hello Julie, and afternoon all you groovers here gathered.
	🦇 12:12pm Julie: hey there David!
	12:12pm Andrew Hollywood: Thx for the gardening soundtrack, Julie
	🦇 12:13pm Julie: my pleasure!
	12:14pm Kevin in Ringwood UK: Hey Julie, what a fantastic set so far. Love the oboe (?) on this Robyn Hitchcock track
	12:14pm Michael 98145: healthy wishes, Irene
	🦇 12:14pm Julie: hiya Kevin! I suppose that could be an oboe?
	🦇 12:15pm Julie: I tried to play the Oboe after learning Clarinet but I just couldn't with the darn double reed
	🦇 12:17pm Phillippe: Hey dere!
	🦇 12:17pm Julie: hi Phillippe!
	12:18pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Economy Sized Julie!
	🦇 12:18pm Phillippe: Nice to come in on a pre-clicky-starred song!
	🦇 12:18pm Julie: heya Webhamster!
	12:18pm Sylvia: this is very nice, I need to listen to Janelle Monáe
	🦇 12:19pm Julie: I was surprised that album was 11 years old!
	12:19pm HyperDose: Hiya Julie, I'm ready to be relaxed! :D
	🦇 12:20pm chris in the redwoods: ahoy-hoy, Julie and folks. best wishes all around.
	🦇 12:20pm Julie: hiya HD! Hey Chris!
	🦇 12:23pm Phillippe: Recently pulled a tee shirt out of the bottom of the tee shirt drawer to wear doing yardwork and saw that the text read "Coors Summer of 02". Generally speaking, I'm always surpised when I see how old most everything is, even though I shouldn't be by now.
	12:23pm miles of middle texas: Hey ! There y'all are. Hi Julie !
	🦇 12:24pm Julie: hiya Miles!
	12:25pm Michael 98145: the Earth itself is quite old
	12:26pm Kevin in Ringwood UK: @Phillippe, I often have similar thoughts about new university graduates joining the company I work for. I have shoes which are older than they are.
	🦇 12:27pm Phillippe: Ha, I hear ya Kevin
	12:30pm HyperDose: This is phenomenal and it hasn't even peaked yet
	🦇 12:31pm Julie: I dunno about that, it could be all down from here!
	🦇 12:31pm listener james from westwood: ooh. this is a nice cover.
	12:33pm HyperDose: Oh yeah, forgot what show I was a guest at. "Bah humbug!" There, that's the spirit! :p
	12:33pm Ryansterlingvirtue: yay! Thanks!
	12:34pm David (in London): Phillippe, HyperDose, Syvlia, Chris, Kevin, James. Afternoon all.
	🦇 12:34pm Julie: not that it fits with the set but I didn't really know WHERE to put it
	12:34pm Ryansterlingvirtue: I just got this album last week. It is amazing.
	12:35pm Ryansterlingvirtue: haha, I knew placement was going to be a challenge. but over 5 hours, it's just a small ripple.
	🦇 12:36pm Julie: just in case anyone was dozing off
	12:37pm Ryansterlingvirtue: I am going to double my work productivity as long as this song is on.
	12:37pm HyperDose: Keren Ann going into Happy Mondays is the best transition that shouldn't work but does. What's up next, a lil Talking Heads?
	🦇 12:37pm Julie: haha all 4 minutes and 40 seconds
	12:37pm Ryansterlingvirtue: my boss will send you a thank you letter.
	12:37pm David (in London): Thanks Julie. I've overcome the afternoon slump by popping an E and getting my maracas out.
	12:38pm David (in London): And that's not a euphemism.
	12:38pm Ryansterlingvirtue: @david we sharing?
	12:38pm Ryansterlingvirtue: another good one!
	12:38pm David (in London): Ryan, absolutely. Look in your left pocket.
	12:39pm Ryansterlingvirtue: I always fall for the back track music.
	12:39pm HyperDose: Sounds tremendous, David. I'd dust off the ole sombrero if I could find it.
	12:39pm Soul Captain: Brave girl
	12:39pm Ryansterlingvirtue: @david Thrills Pills and Bellyaches! Can't wait.
	12:40pm Michael 98145: Always enjoy Julie shows
	12:43pm David (in London): I remember my friend Justin's stag do. After a long evening of debauchery, one of the party, Nathan, was literally slumped over the table unconscious. The bill arrived (for 20 people), and he sprang to life like a zombie, eyes completely dead, yet managing to calculate how the bill divided, collect the money from everyone, pay the waiter, and then slump down unconscious on the table again. It was an unbelievable performance. Then I thought to myself, "Ah yes, he was the Happy Mondays' manager. This is child's play to him."
	🦇 12:47pm Julie: hiya Soul Captain!
	12:49pm Michael 98145: ( interesting article about those 80s : www.nytimes.com...)
	12:50pm Sylvia: I loved this album by The Cardigans back then, it's still good
	12:52pm HyperDose: haha that's amazing, David. Some people just have an insane tolerance for things
	🦇 12:55pm Phillippe: Hey DiL!( sorry was on a call)
	12:56pm Andrew Hollywood: I Talk To The Wind is the strange midpoint between Mendelssohn and Dylan.
	1:03pm alanr: Finally online (after bike repair time).....and I forgot its not Irene. But so what! Julie works the same for my brain. Saludos from Mexico city (rainy).
	🦇 1:04pm Julie: Howdy alanr!
	🦇 1:07pm Julie: and then the theramin comes in
	1:10pm David (in London): 'and then the theramin comes in' is a sentence that isn't said often enough in life.
	🦇 1:12pm listener james from westwood: Big soundalike in the refrain here to that of "Listen to Your Heart" by Roxette.
	🦇 1:12pm Julie: I had a guest on who played, Ken Fury. Was so fun.
	🦇 1:13pm Sean in Bristol UK: loving your selection of music, Julie
	🦇 1:13pm Julie: thanks Sean!
	1:19pm David (in London): I love the way the Corpus album cover has 'Stereo' written on the amniotic membrane. 'Hey, this album cover isn't mind-blowing enough. Let's tell them the music is in stereo!' Ah, the good old day...
	1:21pm David (in London): I think everyone in the UK knew her for 'I lost my heart to a starship trooper' with Hot Gossip in the 70s, even before her Lloyd Webber era. I still have a very soft spot for that track.
	🦇 1:21pm listener james from westwood: I support all album titles derived from D&D alignments.
	🦇 1:24pm Julie: Oh yes of course there is THAT too. But did it really get much success before she became known?
	1:25pm HyperDose: I always forget about this song until I hear that groove again. Timeless
	1:38pm Bri: I missed Happy Mondays, wow
	🦇 1:39pm Julie: hiya Bri!
	🦇 1:39pm Bas NL: Hi Julie! All!
	🦇 1:40pm Julie: howdy Bas!
	1:40pm David (in London): Hey Bas.
	🦇 1:42pm Bas NL: Hi David!
	1:42pm Bri: Hey Julie!
	🦇 1:42pm Sean in Bristol UK: Hi David in London, greetings from Bristol
	1:42pm Bri: It’s a Madchester revival summer for me. Baggy jeans, baggy tees, Tie-dye. Hey! Bucket hats are back in style!
	1:43pm doctorjazz: Hi-had a Wilco feel, this Paul Smith track.
	1:44pm David (in London): Hi Sean, doctorjazz. Bri - make sure you say 'Sorted' as every fifth word, too.
	🦇 1:45pm Julie: oooh the little Maltese!
	1:46pm Bri: Lol I pretty much do David. Got any Veras?
	🦇 1:47pm Sean in Bristol UK: Peeling off a ‘Vera’ for you, Bri
	1:48pm Bri: Sorted! Thanks Sean!
	1:48pm Bri: None of these kids wearing Bucket hats in Detroit have no idea that it was Alan from the Stone roses that made them cool
	1:50pm Bri: I wear bucket hats not because they’re in style but because of Madchester and Britpop. I’m soaking up the trend. I just bought an Acid House smiley face one. It’s 1988 lol
	🦇 1:50pm Julie: good year, Bri!
	1:51pm Bri: Definitely! Probably my favorite 80s year
	2:00pm Bri: I just heard “Branch over Bonewater” my gothic ears
	🦇 2:02pm Sean in Bristol UK: Irene, we love you
	2:02pm Bri: Yes! Irene is Brilliant
	2:03pm David (in London): Oh, primo quality Mode here.
	🦇 2:03pm Julie: is that a song? I don't know that one
	2:03pm Bri: Speeches Mode! 💗
	2:03pm Bri: No, I heard that instead of Bridge over Troubled water
	🦇 2:04pm Sean in Bristol UK: And Irene, we are loving our Metsies right now!
	2:04pm Sylvia: yeah! can you feel a little love?
	🦇 2:05pm Julie: haha ohhhhh I guess I was mumbly
	🦇 2:06pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Good morning-ish, Julie! Enjoying the fill-in - big Get Well Soon wishes to Irene, btw - and looking forward to the Dark Night doubleheader!
	🦇 2:07pm Julie: hiya S&M&S
	2:07pm David (in London): Hey S&M&S
	2:08pm HyperDose: Hey Bri, long time no see! Speaking of brilliant, this set is moody in the best way
	🦇 2:08pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Hey, there, David!
	2:10pm Bri: Definitely Hyper! It a been a while!
	2:14pm Bri: Feeling the Cocteau vibes on this one!
	🦇 2:15pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Interesting to note the mention of bucket hats and their origin. Don't remember them catching on (and boy, did they ever become ubiquitous for a while!) in NYC until the late 90's...
	2:17pm Bri: They were big in the Uk scene since the late ‘80s and Ubiquitous all throughout the ‘90s. Then I think Rappers picked up on them over here I. The late ‘90s. Although I’ve seen LL Cool J wearing a bit of a proto bucket hat in ‘87
	🦇 2:17pm Julie: isn't that basically the Gilligan hat?
	2:17pm Bri: Damon Albarn tried to look like LL Cool J briefly in ‘97
	🦇 2:18pm Julie: I think Small Change wears one of those
	🦇 2:18pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: That's what we first called them, Julie, when they were suddenly everywhere - Gilligan hats!
	2:20pm Bri: I haven’t heard this song in years!
	🦇 2:20pm Julie: there's your bucket hat i.pinimg.com...
	2:21pm HyperDose: Small Change would be the perfect wedding DJ. Always a fun time
	2:22pm Bri: LOL Julie!
	2:27pm David (in London): Well, if we're talking proto-buckets, Jimmy Page was rocking one at the Bath Festival in 1970. V early bucket.
	🦇 2:28pm Julie: tennis hats! they wore those as tennis hats when I was a kid
	2:28pm Bri: Sweet! I’ve seen a few people wearing bucket hats in the ‘60s and ‘70s
	🦇 2:28pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Are we alone finding Oscar Herrera's vocals here reminiscent of Scott Walker?
	2:29pm Bri: Scott Walker! 💜
	🦇 2:29pm Julie: I'm so used to Oscar's voice I didn't notice it but I can see that
	2:29pm Bri: My Shoeagze heart! 💗
	2:30pm HyperDose: This has me in the best trance. If someone did a shoegaze show I'd stop shaving, wear a Carhart beanie every day, and be in heaven.
	🦇 2:31pm Julie: I don't think I could do a whole show of shoegaze but certainly an hour at least
	🦇 2:31pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: KFJC's Carson Street did a wonderful two-part Scott Walker tribute show last month. It might still be up on their archive...
	🦇 2:32pm Julie: I wanted to put a shoegaze lineup together for a monty hall show, maybe if shows ever come back
	2:33pm Bri: I’d love that Julie! I’d also be in Heaven HyperDose!
	2:34pm Sylvia: bucket hats are great for babies!
	2:34pm Bri: Nugaze!
	2:35pm Bri: I was in a shoegaze band for like, a day
	2:35pm Bri: Yes! It’s Like Brie cheese or Bree
	2:36pm Bri: Yeah, that was me
	🦇 2:36pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Baby bucket hat shoegaze merch. Concept or album title... or both?
	2:37pm HyperDose: omg yes I'd pay whatever cover charge to attend that, Julie! WFMU shoegaze ice cream social (dairy-free options also available)
	2:39pm Bri: Album title AND concept!
	2:39pm Bri: I’d soo attend that Hyper!
	2:40pm Bri: This is like Kate Bush singing 4 different ways by the Cure
	2:41pm HyperDose: Now I'm going to listen to Hundredth's RARE album for the rest of the day. Thanks a lot, Julie! (no really thanks, I forgot to put it on my phone)
	2:42pm Andrew Hollywood: other time signatures may rock, but 6/8 is the rollingest of them all.
	🦇 2:42pm Sean in Bristol UK: Bri, I like the Kate Bush reference
	🦇 2:43pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: We saw Kristeen a few years ago in the basement space at Bowery Electric. Small venue and she was absolutely amazing!
	🦇 2:44pm Julie: it was the comparison to Kate that made me seek out her music, she was with Waterworks back then. and she's played my show twice and wants to come in again! (when we have live guests again, fingers crossed)
	2:44pm Bri: Thanks Sean! Love a bit of Kate Bush me
	🦇 2:44pm Julie: her piano playing is amazing. she's just a dynamo.
	🦇 2:46pm Sean in Bristol UK: Sorry Julie, got to mention it but Julie and I were lucky enough to witness Ms Bush at Hammersmith Odeon, we got the chance to say hello
	🦇 2:48pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: She was great when we saw her, Julie. I think it was just a trio. Loved her bass player, too. And, yeah, she blew the roof off that night. We need to go back and find her in-studio on your archives!
	🦇 2:48pm Julie: Was it Megan with her? Icy blonde?
	2:48pm Bri: Wow I love that Sean!
	🦇 2:49pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Yes! Megan! Love her, too!
	🦇 2:49pm Julie: That Kate thing was so strange it feels like it didn't even happen.
	🦇 2:52pm Sean in Bristol UK: Walking down the aisle wearing my WFMU T-shirt to get an over expensive beer, there was Julie a few rows back, a great memory
	🦇 2:52pm Julie: out of town concerts always seem kind of unreal to me
	🦇 2:53pm Julie: I was with Alix from Last July that night. The first night I went I was in the front row. That was insane.
	🦇 2:54pm Sean in Bristol UK: You saw her twice, I bow before the awesomeness that is you!
	🦇 2:54pm Julie: oh yeah if I was gonna go all the way to London I was gonna get as many tickets as I could! I also saw Suzi Quatro that trip. Ahhhh I miss travel.
	2:54pm HyperDose: Getting a Elvin Bishop vibe from this
	2:56pm Bri: New Order!
	🦇 2:56pm Bas NL: Love this!
	🦇 2:56pm Sean in Bristol UK: Bri, you beat me to it, New Order!
	🦇 2:57pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: I think this may be our absolute fav New Order song...
	🦇 2:57pm Julie: it's such a good one!
	2:58pm David in London: Someone offered me an obscene amount of money for my Kate Bush tickets but I had the good sense to give a polite no.
	🦇 2:59pm listener james from westwood: Of course I already starred this New Order track.
	2:59pm Michael 98145: yes
	🦇 3:00pm Sean in Bristol UK: David, good sense,
	🦇 3:00pm Handy Haversack: Hi, Julie and all! We have missed a ton! We have to run to the bank and liquor store now. Back ASAP!
	🦇 3:00pm Julie: Hi Handy Bye Handy!
	🦇 3:01pm Julie: maybe I should do an 80s show for my Bronwyn fill in next week, what do y'all think?
	🦇 3:01pm Bas NL: Hit and run Handy.
	3:01pm HyperDose: Don't forget the cashews, Handy!
	🦇 3:02pm Sean in Bristol UK: My decade, Julie, so a thumbs up from me
	3:02pm Bri: Yess Julie!
	🦇 3:03pm Julie: Friday night 80s party it is then! Next week.
	3:03pm Bri: Yay ya!
	🦇 3:04pm listener james from westwood: Fuck yeah!
	3:04pm Bri: I’ll be in a different time zone on Friday so I’ll have to remember
	3:04pm David (in London): I'm already ironing my diagonally-fastening shirt with ruffled cuffs.
	🦇 3:05pm Julie: I send out mailings about my fill ins so if you wanna be on the list just email me and let me know julie at wfmu.org
	3:07pm Bri: Awesome David!
	3:08pm Bri: I just got a crap ton of ‘80s pants. Mostly sweat and stirup
	3:08pm Bri: OH. And Parachute!
	3:08pm David in London: Whereabouts are you based Bri?
	🦇 3:09pm Sean in Bristol UK: On a bit of a Level 42 revisit at the moment, does that make the criteria?!!
	🦇 3:09pm Sean in Bristol UK: Yikes, Visage, marvellous!
	3:10pm Bri: Detroit
	🦇 3:10pm Julie: Sean, which album of theirs do you recommend? I see the early stuff is more style council (meh)
	3:12pm Kevin in Ringwood UK: Never heard that Visage track on the radio before. Nice.
	🦇 3:13pm Bas NL: Yes, all best well wishes to Irene.
	3:13pm David in London: Bri, tips hats towards the Motor City. Sean, I hope you’re air slap-bassing too.
	3:13pm Irene Trudel: Thank you Julie! Your musical choices help with the healing. (I'm doing pretty well, all things considered.)
	🦇 3:14pm Sean in Bristol UK: In my humble opinion Level 42 was the Brit version of Weather Report to a certain extent, Mark King, your guru is/was Stanley Clarke. The Level 42 album form 1981 is a perfect start
	3:14pm Sylvia: oh, Irene, I thought you were on holidays! wishing you a good recovery
	🦇 3:15pm Sean in Bristol UK: Positive healing to you, Irene
	3:15pm Michael 98145: Cheers, Irene
	3:16pm Kevin in Ringwood UK: My wife has various Level 42 albums and 12 inch singles on mint vinyl (because, like me, she recorded them on tape when she brought them home). We should play them more, or at all come to that.
	🦇 3:16pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Sending love, Irene!
	3:18pm Bri: Tip hats to London David! I plan to move there in 5 years.
	3:18pm Irene Trudel: Thanks Sylvia and everybody. Didn't want to make a big deal out of this. I had a reconstructive surgery, which went very well. Now I just lay about and get to listen to all the shows I have to miss while working. Soon I'll dip into the brownies I made beforehand soon.
	🦇 3:19pm Julie: I adore London, I hope to get back before too long. Bri, sounds like a great plan!
	🦇 3:19pm Bas NL: Whenever she stars singing, wow... Big love to the Big Blood!
	3:19pm Bri: Sad to say my only knowledge of Level 42 is “Something about you” and “Lessons in love”
	🦇 3:19pm Julie: Brownies? I'm coming over!
	🦇 3:20pm Sean in Bristol UK: Infused with love perhaps!!
	3:20pm Irene Trudel: The more I hear of Big Blood I realize I missed lot. So good!
	3:21pm Bri: Thank you Julie! I’m super excited to move there!
	3:21pm Irene Trudel: A nice big batch!
	🦇 3:22pm Sean in Bristol UK: Bri, I went to Detroit a few years back as part of my project to see Baseball at all 30 ballparkss, went on a bus to Windsor, was a blast to cross an international border
	3:27pm David in London: Bri, well, I’ll be here to greet you when you do. Julie, likewise.
	🦇 3:30pm Sean in Bristol UK: Hint of Gary Numan per chance?
	🦇 3:30pm Julie: produced by him and bet that's him on background vocals
	3:39pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I knew I'd miss most of tonight's show, but here'S hoping I'll catch as much as possible - in other words hello Julie, other friendly souls - except no dark nights here in Finland - if you've ever been here in June, you'll know the insomnia it might cause.
	🦇 3:39pm Julie: oh are you in that sun all the time phase? Hiya Cha Cha!
	🦇 3:41pm Sean in Bristol UK: Photocopy, I think SAD is a thing for me, this time of year is just perfect, I guess you are close to 24 hour daylight
	3:43pm David (in London): Hey Cha Cha.
	3:44pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @3:39 Julie: @3:41 Sean in Bristol UK: well, yeah, the long daylight time's here, it'd be worse if I lived up north where I am from (or especially even more north, up in Lapland where I have - shock horror! - actually never even visited!!!). Hey there David (in London)!
	🦇 3:44pm Julie: oh I would hate sun all the time
	🦇 3:45pm Bas NL: It's all dark half the time... :)
	🦇 3:46pm Julie: surprisingly I don't think I would like that either. Not a fan of the sun but too much dark would definitely bring me down.
	🦇 3:49pm Sean in Bristol UK: I went to Fairbanks, Alaska on a baseball trip at Midsummer, I loved the lack of night time. I was told by the locals, come here in December,
	3:49pm Bri: Wow awesome Sean. And It’ll be lovely to see you David!
	3:49pm Bri: I just saw an interview with Gary Numan!
	🦇 3:50pm Sean in Bristol UK: Mr Numan has a new album out
	3:51pm Bri: Awesome!
	🦇 3:53pm Bas NL: I think i heard a track from that new album.. it was very good as far as i remember.
	🦇 3:54pm Handy Haversack: Back. Good thing we have liquor now. I feel like I'm going to need it.
	🦇 3:54pm Sean in Bristol UK: Album is called Intruder
	3:55pm Bri: Down in the park was my jam during my goth phase in 8th grade. The Gary version and the Manson version
	3:55pm Bri: Welcome back Handy!
	🦇 3:55pm Julie: great, great song
	🦇 3:56pm Julie: it was on the Times Square soundtrack if I remember right
	🦇 3:56pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Bri! It's a lot of Dark Night to have missed out on ...
	3:57pm chris in the redwoods: Tree fell across power lines here. Took out a power pole. Just another Monday. At least I have a big battery and cell service… once again tuned in and listening, having missed much.
	🦇 3:58pm Julie: oh wow...yikes
	3:59pm chris in the redwoods: beautiful calm day, too. go figure.
	🦇 4:00pm Handy Haversack: Don't even want to think about the size of the potential gopher, Chris!
	🦇 4:01pm Sean in Bristol UK: Zeppelin, you are spoiling us, Julie!
	🦇 4:03pm Julie: you best be on time tomorrow, Handy!
	4:03pm chris in the redwoods: did I suddenly find myself in the forest of rodents of unusual size? one wonders.
	4:03pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: The album I tend to ignore, Led Zeppelin III - and why, dear PCC2000, is that? (OK; the vinyl is warped. But playable.So no excuses.)
	🦇 4:04pm Julie: Forest of Rodents of Unusual Size? Which Floyd album is that on?
	4:04pm Bri: Cocteau Twins with those 808s
	4:05pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Julie, you might like this, new Finnish shoegaze, a band called Neiti Olga luovarecords.bandcamp.com...
	🦇 4:05pm Julie: fabulous, Cha Cha, I will check them out!
	4:06pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @4:04 Bri: I wish the clock on my wall ticked like an 808!
	4:07pm Bri: Right Photocopy?!
	🦇 4:08pm Bas NL: TR-808 is cool.
	🦇 4:09pm Handy Haversack: Chris: I don't believe they exist!
	🦇 4:13pm Sean in Bristol UK: Julie, sorry to use a baseball reference but you have hit the ball out of the park this evening
	4:13pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Sadly, with my budget, the closest I've got to 808's are some sample libraries, but then again, I love making beat sequences with those sounds. I am totally guilty of retronerdness, even when there are no longer the proper physical vintage objects but some virtual digitized earcandy or whatever.
	4:14pm chris in the redwoods: haha, Julie and Handy! :) California: bring your own water!
	🦇 4:14pm Julie: Sean so glad you're liking it!
	🦇 4:14pm Bas NL: If fixed over a dozen 808's.. hobby of mine.
	4:16pm Bri: I’d love an actual 808 but for now, I have a keyboard and garage band
	4:16pm Bri: Fellow retro nerd here!
	🦇 4:17pm Julie: i am forever looking for the perfect harpsichord sound. talk about retro
	4:17pm Bri: I’m a sucker for retro technology
	4:17pm David (in London): Josephus! Nice one Julie. Didn't see this one coming.
	🦇 4:18pm Julie: my playlist is as scattered and unpredictable as my brain
	🦇 4:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& how is the fractal faction on the friendly fellow alt feature fairing ??... fer eff's sake.
	🦇 4:19pm Julie: I have a mini mini moog...perhaps one day a real mini moog
	🦇 4:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...we were fairly banging heads to very early 70s Heaviness on SurfaceNoise this A.M. ...
	🦇 4:20pm Bas NL: <Me & Korg MS-50 from 1978 :)
	4:20pm David (in London): Hello Rev D. 70s heaviness feels right today.
	🦇 4:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah I saw on fb your JaneBirken Barbie was Moog vogueing...
	4:21pm Cronbat: Josephus!! Wow! I sort of remember seeing them a few times in college...
	🦇 4:21pm Julie: oooh Rev that sounds nice. I was up for it (for once) but busy working on today's show, will have to check out the archive
	4:28pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Same here, if only I had paid attention when we had electricity studies, then I might be able to deal with some retro technology. I'd love to be able to fix old hi-fi or build my own analog synths or... @4:14 Bas NL: Now that is a good hobby - do you sometimes find them hidden in someone's attic or something? I have thought TR-808s come at a price nowadays.
	🦇 4:30pm Julie: here's a good pic of the mini mini moog pbs.twimg.com...
	4:31pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: gotta take this show with me and run to the last bus. So, will be listening, but bye bye chat, for now!
	🦇 4:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...always confuse Josefus with Jobriath. This is not @ all useful.
	🦇 4:31pm Handy Haversack: See you soon, Cha Cha!
	🦇 4:32pm Julie: see ya Cha Cha!
	🦇 4:32pm Sean in Bristol UK: Safe travels, Cha Cha
	🦇 4:33pm Bas NL: @Cha Cha I'm an electronics engineer.. and through repairing old gear, i get a chance to try them all out! Original TR-808's are screaming expensive. But Roland did a new version, the TR-08. Far less money, great sound.
	🦇 4:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dang - I don't even know the electronics of electric gittar & amps - which is like glorified 1940s tech. Really quite embarrassing. Bas NL way kewl !
	🦇 4:35pm Bas NL: Looks beautiful the mini minimoog, Julie!
	🦇 4:35pm Julie: the detail is amazing.
	🦇 4:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& for all my love of Music - I know shamefully little about Synths. Gotta get over it & just learn... Julie it really does.
	🦇 4:36pm Bas NL: I give vintage repair lessons on most Fridays Rev Rabbit!
	🦇 4:37pm Sean in Bristol UK: The talent and artistry of the commenters on WFMU just blows me away
	🦇 4:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well ! I got a Laney practice amp sitting here I don't even get a signal out of. I have to deafen myself with just the same by Marshall. Where do I start ?! :D Can I commit suicide by capacitor perhaps ??...
	🦇 4:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (...actually I think amps that have sat too long have the opposite problem: suddenly getting plugged in can be a shock...)
	🦇 4:42pm Bas NL: Amps always carry a lot of juice. Careful what you touch Rev!
	🦇 4:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...amplify yer screams...
	🦇 4:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...making a Circuit between Gittar Amp & Mike P.A. is the classic threat...
	🦇 4:44pm Bas NL: I just started a group on a Boss DS-1 distort pedal. Pedals can't bite you.
	🦇 4:44pm Sean in Bristol UK: I am sure there is some softball palettes out there. Umpiring a tournament in Slough, UK this weekend where the rules are bases loaded with a 1-1 count, this will be crazy!
	🦇 4:44pm Sean in Bristol UK: Players
	🦇 4:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Pedals - 9 volts generally ?
	🦇 4:45pm Bas NL: Yes.
	🦇 4:46pm Handy Haversack: Very cool, Bas! I can't even get my turntable to work. Useless over here.
	🦇 4:48pm Bas NL: Naah... most important is to get away from thinking that.
	🦇 4:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...could do a video series on shock hazards in character as Phantom of the Paradise...
	🦇 4:49pm Sean in Bristol UK: Stonking show, Julie, thank you
	🦇 4:50pm Julie: is that good?
	🦇 4:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It sure is.
	4:51pm Irene Trudel: That's high praise from Sean!
	🦇 4:51pm Sean in Bristol UK: Oh yes!!
	🦇 4:51pm Julie: thank you, Sean! It's just so close to stinking!
	4:51pm chris in the redwoods: Thanks, Julie! Great selections today! Out to get tacos.
	4:52pm Irene Trudel: And I give you high praise for filling in today! So many great musical choices, Julie.
	4:52pm David (in London): Thanks Julie. See you for another marathon stint tomorrow then.
	🦇 4:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes but so is a skunky cannabis bud...
	🦇 4:52pm Handy Haversack: Later, Chris! Glad to have caught some of the show today, Julie. Great stuff. Thanks! I will try not to be tardy tomorrow -- if it happens, it's not for lack of trying! Later on, pals.
	🦇 4:53pm Bas NL: Great show Julie! Thanks!
	🦇 4:53pm Julie: aww thanks so much everyone!
	🦇 4:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ah ! I shoulda got here sooner.
	🦇 4:57pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks for the mega-show, Julie!
	🦇 5:00pm Julie: Woohoo!
	5:02pm HyperDose: Thanks Julie, always a good time! And sending positive healing vibes to Irene!

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from June 14, 2021

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