WFMU: Morricone Island with Devon E. Levins: Playlist from May 9, 2023

Listener comments!
	7:57pm ultradamno: Devon! Castaways!
	8:03pm Androu B.: Ahoy, Devon & Island Dwellers! BUR-NING MA-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-AN‼
	8:06pm ultradamno: What this needs is a head covering full of bees
	8:06pm Feldy: Funny, I just watched this again a week ago
	8:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo - great of course for Beltane time of year.
	8:10pm chresti: Hi Devon and islanders!
	8:12pm chresti: I've never watched the Wicker Man except clips.
	8:14pm loveless: ↳ chresti @8:12 It's a great movie.
	8:14pm mariano: I love Edward Woodward, so I say this with all due respect, but reportedly when Laurence Olivier first saw his name in print, he said "Edward Woodward? Sounds like a fart in a bathtub." Which is kinda true when you say it.
	8:15pm ultradamno: It's good. It's on Shudder now...
	8:16pm mariano: Another great film with EW is Breaker Morant, arguably his defining role. Amazing military courtroom drama set during the Boer War, based on a true story.
	8:16pm TDK60: Hello Devon. Wicker Man, spooky! Those Celt pagans.
	8:20pm zenrebel: Excellent film! My dad took me to see this film back in the early/mid 70’s. I was the same age as the missing girl & just remember loving the end!!! Wasn’t sure I was supposed to live this film, but I did. I have it on DVD & watch it every time they show it on Shudder or whatever horror channel plays it.
	8:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Folk Horror is a thing, apparently.
	8:22pm Fox: My first boyfriend had a clip of this as his answering machine message, so I've got bits of Wickerman dialogue burned into my memory.
	8:22pm TDK60: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @8:21 Revrab: I've warned before about the horrors of folk. Be on your guard.
	8:23pm Fox: ↳ Song: "Fire Leap" by "Magnet/Paul Giovanni" Bbbbbut they are NAKED! Naturally. It's much to dangerous to jump through fire with your clothes on.
	8:23pm ultradamno: Shudder has a folk horror category, I don't know how much of it qualifies, but I watched a good on on there from Malaysia that does over the weekend called Roh
	8:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A few days late for even Astrological Beltane - the precise Middle of technical ~ astronomical Spring & ♉︎Taurus - nonetheless : www.facebook.com...
	8:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Fox @8:23 Aye. Skyclad they be milad.
	8:25pm Elle Tor’s Husband: I saw the original Wickerman in the theater way back when. Years later a client loved the movie so much he had me crate a poster for a festival. I got way up in it. Lucky I didn’t get burned up
	8:26pm I.M.Pufnstuf: The Final Cut is being released in 4K video on June 21 in the UK. This is still only the 92 minute version. Apparently the 102 minute version(never seen) released on VHS in the 80s explains something that makes sense for the ending - that the policeman is a virgin.
	8:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ I.M.Pufnstuf @8:26 Interesting.
	8:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Elle Tor’s Husband @8:25 Still have it ??
	8:32pm P-90: Chris Lee in fine voice, regrettable he didn’t have more roles that included the opportunity to sing.
	8:34pm Rick A: Hi Devon and Islanders, I have this soundtrack and listen to it often. "Willow's Song" is my favorite track. It's just lushly, and lustfully, gorgeous.
	8:34pm (Murakami Whywolf))): 'arse like a ski-slope'=='insufficiently callipygian' Her judgement, not mine, I don't recall it one way or another.
	8:34pm Fox: ↳ P-90 @8:32 No, but he did work on metal albums in his later years.
	8:34pm P-90: She sings through the wall, she also slaps the wall as she sings, another detail derived from actual Pagan magical practice.
	8:35pm Rick A: Fox, I like your new film segment on Wake & Bake. I anticipate your next review this Thursday.
	8:47pm ron-ji: This has been a fascinating trip into a single film tonight (I wish I hadn’t been multitasking through the middle). I’ve enjoyed past shows that were tributes to individual composers, but this is also an excellent approach for MORRICONE to explore.
	8:49pm Rick A: I saw The Wicker Man at a BAM special screening in early 2005. The ending really freaked me out. I have never forgotten it, the long ending shot of the setting sun.
	8:50pm I.M.Pufnstuf: How could you not get excited about Britt Ekland banging on your wall naked and singing? This movie still holds interest 50 years later! Christopher Lee stated it was his favorite movie...which is quite a compliment considering the amount of films he was in.
	8:54pm (Murakami Whywolf))): ↳ I.M.Pufnstuf @8:50 True enough, but remember that he likely considered more of them awful than most of us would. I don't think he liked being in any of the Hammer Dracula films after the first, apart of course for the money. (His stepfather, or was it his father, or both, lost whatever money the family had gambling.)
	8:57pm DjLorraine: I saw the original in the 90's. I don't recall much. Maybe a revisit is in the future.
	8:57pm (((Murakami Whywolf): ↳ I.M.Pufnstuf @8:50 If you believed that lust were a sin that could send you to Hell forever, and (worse!) saddened your loving Father and His Son, you'd have mixed feelings about it. It's not my belief, nor as common as it used to be, but it's important to remember how different people can be to each other….
	8:59pm Rick A: The Woodward character's Christian beliefs are key to the film's themes, including his resistance to Willow.
	8:59pm Androu B.: Thanks, Devon! Wicker Man is a movie i didn't take to when it first came out. But I have to admit, tonight's show has made me all the more curious to explore the franchise and the historic events that inspired it.
	9:00pm chresti: Wow thanks Devon!
	9:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ DEL ~
	9:01pm I.M.Pufnstuf: ↳ (Murakami Whywolf))) @8:54 Some truth there...even though he is one of my favorite "Draculas" . I'm sure he enjoyed the themes and dialogue of The Wicker Man...a questioning of high morality and puritanism.
	9:02pm I.M.Pufnstuf: Thanks for this interesting show Del!
	9:48pm (((Murakami Whywolf): ↳ I.M.Pufnstuf @9:01 I'm less inclined than some I've recently seen to see it as questioning Woodward. He is there to investigate a possible murder, and at least one other person, the sea-plane pilot, is murdered in cold blood by the islanders. I think the picture is firmly behind Woodward…and I think, from Lee's expression, that we are to believe that Lord Summerisle knows that the ritual will not work.

Morricone Island with Devon E. Levins: Playlist from May 9, 2023

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May 9, 2023: The Wicker Man

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Magnet/Paul Giovanni	The Wicker Man (Main Title)	The Wicker Man	Trunk Records	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Magnet/Paul Giovanni	Corn Rigs "Corn Rigs" by "Magnet/Paul Giovanni"	The Wicker Man	Silva Screen	0:01:30 (Pop-up)
Magnet/Paul Giovanni	The Landlord's Daughter	The Wicker Man	Silva Screen	0:03:59 (Pop-up)
Magnet/Paul Giovanni	Loving Couples	The Wicker Man	Trunk Records	0:06:40 (Pop-up)
Magnet/Paul Giovanni	Gently Johnny	The Wicker Man	Silva Screen	0:07:37 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Magnet/Paul Giovanni	Gently Johnny Outro Drums	The Wicker Man	Trunk Records	0:11:10 (Pop-up)
Magnet/Paul Giovanni	Maypole "Maypole" by "Magnet/Paul Giovanni"	The Wicker Man	Silva Screen	0:17:09 (Pop-up)
Magnet/Paul Giovanni	Beetle "Beetle" by "Magnet/Paul Giovanni"	The Wicker Man	Trunk Records	0:19:59 (Pop-up)
Magnet/Paul Giovanni	Ruined Church	The Wicker Man	Trunk Records	0:21:08 (Pop-up)
Magnet/Paul Giovanni	Fire Leap "Fire Leap" by "Magnet/Paul Giovanni"	The Wicker Man	Silva Screen	0:21:43 (Pop-up)
Magnet/Paul Giovanni	The Tinker Of Rye	The Wicker Man	Silva Screen	0:24:20 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Unknown	Willy O'Winsbury "Willy O'Winsbury" by "Unknown"	Willow's Songs	Finders Keepers	0:26:22 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Unknown	Miri It Is "Miri It Is" by "Unknown"	Willow's Songs	Finders Keepers	0:31:21 (Pop-up)
Magnet/Paul Giovanni	Willow's Song	The Wicker Man	Silva Screen	0:31:34 (Pop-up)
Magnet/Paul Giovanni	The Masks "The Masks" by "Magnet/Paul Giovanni"	The Wicker Man	Trunk Records	0:36:04 (Pop-up)
Magnet/Paul Giovanni	The Hobby Horse & Tarring	The Wicker Man	Trunk Records	0:37:10 (Pop-up)
Magnet/Paul Giovanni	Searching For Rowan	The Wicker Man	Silva Screen	0:38:34 (Pop-up)
Magnet/Paul Giovanni	Procession "Procession" by "Magnet/Paul Giovanni"	The Wicker Man	Trunk Records	0:41:07 (Pop-up)
Magnet/Paul Giovanni	Chop Chop "Chop Chop" by "Magnet/Paul Giovanni"	The Wicker Man	Silva Screen	0:45:09 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Magnet	Willow's Theme "Willow's Theme" by "Magnet"	Willow's Theme	Finders Keepers	0:46:20 (Pop-up)
Magnet/Paul Giovanni	Horn At Cave - Cave Chase	The Wicker Man	Trunk Records	0:50:01 (Pop-up)
Magnet/Paul Giovanni	Lullaby "Lullaby" by "Magnet/Paul Giovanni"	The Wicker Man	Silva Screen	0:51:21 (Pop-up)
Magnet/Paul Giovanni	Hum "Hum" by "Magnet/Paul Giovanni"	The Wicker Man	Trunk Records	0:52:14 (Pop-up)
Magnet/Paul Giovanni	Appointment with The Wicker Man	The Wicker Man	Silva Screen	0:53:32 (Pop-up)
Magnet/Paul Giovanni	Summer Is A Coming In	The Wicker Man	Silva Screen	0:54:59 (Pop-up)
Magnet/Paul Giovanni	Sunset "Sunset" by "Magnet/Paul Giovanni"	The Wicker Man	Silva Screen	0:58:11 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:57pm ultradamno: Devon! Castaways!
	8:03pm Androu B.: Ahoy, Devon & Island Dwellers! BUR-NING MA-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-AN‼
	8:06pm ultradamno: What this needs is a head covering full of bees
	8:06pm Feldy: Funny, I just watched this again a week ago
	8:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo - great of course for Beltane time of year.
	8:10pm chresti: Hi Devon and islanders!
	8:12pm chresti: I've never watched the Wicker Man except clips.
	8:14pm loveless: ↳ chresti @8:12 It's a great movie.
	8:14pm mariano: I love Edward Woodward, so I say this with all due respect, but reportedly when Laurence Olivier first saw his name in print, he said "Edward Woodward? Sounds like a fart in a bathtub." Which is kinda true when you say it.
	8:15pm ultradamno: It's good. It's on Shudder now...
	8:16pm mariano: Another great film with EW is Breaker Morant, arguably his defining role. Amazing military courtroom drama set during the Boer War, based on a true story.
	8:16pm TDK60: Hello Devon. Wicker Man, spooky! Those Celt pagans.
	8:20pm zenrebel: Excellent film! My dad took me to see this film back in the early/mid 70’s. I was the same age as the missing girl & just remember loving the end!!! Wasn’t sure I was supposed to live this film, but I did. I have it on DVD & watch it every time they show it on Shudder or whatever horror channel plays it.
	8:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Folk Horror is a thing, apparently.
	8:22pm Fox: My first boyfriend had a clip of this as his answering machine message, so I've got bits of Wickerman dialogue burned into my memory.
	8:22pm TDK60: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @8:21 Revrab: I've warned before about the horrors of folk. Be on your guard.
	8:23pm Fox: ↳ Song: "Fire Leap" by "Magnet/Paul Giovanni" Bbbbbut they are NAKED! Naturally. It's much to dangerous to jump through fire with your clothes on.
	8:23pm ultradamno: Shudder has a folk horror category, I don't know how much of it qualifies, but I watched a good on on there from Malaysia that does over the weekend called Roh
	8:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A few days late for even Astrological Beltane - the precise Middle of technical ~ astronomical Spring & ♉︎Taurus - nonetheless : www.facebook.com...
	8:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Fox @8:23 Aye. Skyclad they be milad.
	8:25pm Elle Tor’s Husband: I saw the original Wickerman in the theater way back when. Years later a client loved the movie so much he had me crate a poster for a festival. I got way up in it. Lucky I didn’t get burned up
	8:26pm I.M.Pufnstuf: The Final Cut is being released in 4K video on June 21 in the UK. This is still only the 92 minute version. Apparently the 102 minute version(never seen) released on VHS in the 80s explains something that makes sense for the ending - that the policeman is a virgin.
	8:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ I.M.Pufnstuf @8:26 Interesting.
	8:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Elle Tor’s Husband @8:25 Still have it ??
	8:32pm P-90: Chris Lee in fine voice, regrettable he didn’t have more roles that included the opportunity to sing.
	8:34pm Rick A: Hi Devon and Islanders, I have this soundtrack and listen to it often. "Willow's Song" is my favorite track. It's just lushly, and lustfully, gorgeous.
	8:34pm (Murakami Whywolf))): 'arse like a ski-slope'=='insufficiently callipygian' Her judgement, not mine, I don't recall it one way or another.
	8:34pm Fox: ↳ P-90 @8:32 No, but he did work on metal albums in his later years.
	8:34pm P-90: She sings through the wall, she also slaps the wall as she sings, another detail derived from actual Pagan magical practice.
	8:35pm Rick A: Fox, I like your new film segment on Wake & Bake. I anticipate your next review this Thursday.
	8:47pm ron-ji: This has been a fascinating trip into a single film tonight (I wish I hadn’t been multitasking through the middle). I’ve enjoyed past shows that were tributes to individual composers, but this is also an excellent approach for MORRICONE to explore.
	8:49pm Rick A: I saw The Wicker Man at a BAM special screening in early 2005. The ending really freaked me out. I have never forgotten it, the long ending shot of the setting sun.
	8:50pm I.M.Pufnstuf: How could you not get excited about Britt Ekland banging on your wall naked and singing? This movie still holds interest 50 years later! Christopher Lee stated it was his favorite movie...which is quite a compliment considering the amount of films he was in.
	8:54pm (Murakami Whywolf))): ↳ I.M.Pufnstuf @8:50 True enough, but remember that he likely considered more of them awful than most of us would. I don't think he liked being in any of the Hammer Dracula films after the first, apart of course for the money. (His stepfather, or was it his father, or both, lost whatever money the family had gambling.)
	8:57pm DjLorraine: I saw the original in the 90's. I don't recall much. Maybe a revisit is in the future.
	8:57pm (((Murakami Whywolf): ↳ I.M.Pufnstuf @8:50 If you believed that lust were a sin that could send you to Hell forever, and (worse!) saddened your loving Father and His Son, you'd have mixed feelings about it. It's not my belief, nor as common as it used to be, but it's important to remember how different people can be to each other….
	8:59pm Rick A: The Woodward character's Christian beliefs are key to the film's themes, including his resistance to Willow.
	8:59pm Androu B.: Thanks, Devon! Wicker Man is a movie i didn't take to when it first came out. But I have to admit, tonight's show has made me all the more curious to explore the franchise and the historic events that inspired it.
	9:00pm chresti: Wow thanks Devon!
	9:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ DEL ~
	9:01pm I.M.Pufnstuf: ↳ (Murakami Whywolf))) @8:54 Some truth there...even though he is one of my favorite "Draculas" . I'm sure he enjoyed the themes and dialogue of The Wicker Man...a questioning of high morality and puritanism.
	9:02pm I.M.Pufnstuf: Thanks for this interesting show Del!
	9:48pm (((Murakami Whywolf): ↳ I.M.Pufnstuf @9:01 I'm less inclined than some I've recently seen to see it as questioning Woodward. He is there to investigate a possible murder, and at least one other person, the sea-plane pilot, is murdered in cold blood by the islanders. I think the picture is firmly behind Woodward…and I think, from Lee's expression, that we are to believe that Lord Summerisle knows that the ritual will not work.

Morricone Island with Devon E. Levins: Playlist from May 9, 2023

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