WFMU: Serious Moonlight Sonatas with Carol: Playlist from October 8, 2023

Listener comments!
	🌜 6:05am bluecharlie: Good morning, Carol! Good morning, Moonsters! 👻 🎃🍁🫂
	6:06am Greg k: Good Morning Carol! Good Morning Early Risers!
	6:07am Fredericks: Good Morning?
	🌜 6:11am Brian in UK: Hello Carol. Greetings from a sunny, warm South Shropshire. Warm enough to put the washing out.
	6:12am Strandlund: Good Sunday Morning, Carol and all the Moonlighters out there...the serious ones!!
	6:12am CarolCrow: Good morning, bluecharlie!
	🌜 6:12am Kevin-san: All hail the Mighty Carol Crow and her listeners this fine Sunday morning!
	6:13am CarolCrow: Good Morning, Greg k!
	6:13am CarolCrow: Good Morning? Fredericks
	6:13am CarolCrow: Hello Brian in sunny South Shropshire!
	6:14am CarolCrow: Good Sunday Morning, Strandlund!!
	6:15am CarolCrow: All hail the Mighty photographer, Kevin-san!
	🌜 6:15am Brian in UK: Just off to get yet another Covid vac jab.
	6:15am CarolCrow: I hope everyone is doing well today!
	🌜 6:16am David (in London): Morning Moonfaces. All hail the magnificent Carol Crow.
	🌜 6:17am Balthazar B: ↳ CarolCrow @6:15 Good Morning! I hope everyone is doing ok too.
	🌜 6:19am Michael of Cologne: It's Sunday high noon again. Hello Carol and everybody. "Do not forsake me."
	🌜 6:26am Michael of Cologne: ↳ Michael of Cologne @6:19 This morning at 7 a.m., as the sun was rising, a waning crescent moon was visible high overhead -- very beautiful.
	6:28am iko: Peace
	6:28am CarolCrow: All hail the magnanimous David (in London).
	6:35am PaulRobeson1923: Morningggggg
	6:35am Tom from Stirling: Bonjour! Hello!
	6:36am CarolCrow: Good Morning, Balthazar B!
	🌜 6:37am bluecharlie: Dogs are requesting an early morning walk! Come on everyone! The moon, she beckons! 🌙 🚶🏾🎧🐕‍🦺🦮🥰
	6:37am CarolCrow: Hello Michael of Cologne in the noon hour. Yes, the moon was lovely last night:)
	🌜 6:39am Dead Seminal: Good afternoon Carol and all earmoonees from sunny surreal delirious Venice. Yesterday the league leaders Parma arrived to get beaten 3 - 2 on a gorgeous sunny late afternoon at Venice football stadium. Reading Calvino's Invisible Cities and watching the sun and the moon fire glints off the waves. It's the life, alright and such a soundtrack, grazie!
	6:44am TDK60: Good morning DJ Carol.
	6:46am RB: Morning Carol and the Moon possessed
	6:47am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "Teaching Of Sphinx" by "Haruomi Hosono" KInda Halloween-ish
	6:48am hoeg: mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
	6:48am CarolCrow: Peace to you, iko
	6:49am CarolCrow: Morningggggg PaulRobeson
	6:49am CarolCrow: Bonjour Tom from Stirling!
	6:50am Dan: Good (though chilly) morning Carol, all others. 2nd morning to test the furnace. Plants still outside, happy for now.
	6:52am CarolCrow: Good afternoon Dead Seminal in sunny Venice.
	6:52am CarolCrow: Good morning TDK60.
	6:53am CarolCrow: Morning RB
	6:53am CarolCrow: mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm hoeg
	6:54am CarolCrow: Good (though chilly) morning Dan.
	6:54am lazy pierogi: 🌜 <3
	6:55am Dan: 40’s, near St. Louie. Last Litchfield, IL Pickers Antique Market of the season.
	6:56am Tom from Stirling: Summer's over; but you never can tell these days.
	6:56am coelacanth∅: good morning Carol (end of the day for me)
	6:56am Dan: So true, Painting shutters, slow to dry.
	6:58am Dan: I wish I was in Sacramento!
	6:59am Dan: John Carpenter meets Dr. who!
	7:00am Dan: Superfine, thanks for asking Carol. My weeks not complete without your chuckle.
	7:03am LiXiviated Life: I’m buffering
	7:05am RB: ↳ Song: "Marcel Duchamp" by "Jaan Patterson/Jochen Arbeit" A Duchamp interview,? wow, thought he only lingered in B&W photos.
	7:05am iko: Maybe tomorrow, maybe someday
	7:06am iko: @LiXiviated Life T-Mobile?
	🌜 7:06am Balthazar B: I just got the NID tapes collection..it was a long wait! It was worth it.
	7:06am Tom from Stirling: ↳ coelacanth∅ @6:56 Well said
	7:08am coelacanth∅: it's since i was a teenager that i've thought about a friend's brother who's nick name was "stump". maybe he took his obnoxiousness to the next level and they made stump soup out of him.
	7:09am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "After The War" by "S.C. Sharma" Love the sound of those old synthesizers.
	7:10am RB: ↳ coelacanth∅ @7:08 In Moby Dick, there is a character “Flask” who is described basically as a stump .
	7:10am Dan: You and Mark Mothersbaugh both, TfS
	🌜 7:10am Squidocto: Gmornin fellow seriousistas
	7:11am Dan: “Truth hath no confines”- Moby Dick
	7:13am LiXiviated Life: I’m done with being serious about anything.
	🌜 7:14am Balthazar B: ↳ LiXiviated Life @7:13 Me too.
	7:14am dale: morning. this music sounds nicer than the sump pump and dehumidifier.
	7:14am Dan: I can relate, with you-know-what in ‘24
	7:15am Tom from Stirling: But the fraises still tasting good.
	7:15am coelacanth∅: ha! "flask the stump". ... almost borrowed moby dick from the library once; didn't and now it looks like i may never read it. ... i named a cat that looked like your's but not as fluffy that was left at our door "moby dick"
	7:15am coelacanth∅: ↳ RB @7:10 ( ^ meant to direct that)
	7:16am Dan: Didn’t John Cage do music for sump pump, humidifier,er…Ligeti?
	7:18am RB: ↳ coelacanth∅ @7:15 Read DaysWork , instead , it will either tell you everything you need to know about Hermie M. or drive you mad until you read “The Whale” .
	7:18am Dan: MB, took it on recently, surprising what a page-turner it was.
	7:19am Dan: MD, woops
	7:19am Tom from Stirling: See? That's what happens.
	7:19am coelacanth∅: i recorded a dehumidifier a few weeks ago. it's old and noisy and especially when the bucket's full and it doesn't automatically shut off as fast as it should. buzzyhummy.
	7:21am Dan: Undrinkable I’ll assume
	7:22am dale: ↳ Dan @7:16 fabio has probably played it. my dehumidifier is up on blocks in the basement and so it doesn't sit perfectly flat so the case is wracked a bit and makes a great rattle that has a certain thrumming harmonic to it.
	7:22am Dan: So, bedside wouldn’t it be sleep inducing hummm! water sound?
	7:23am Dan: 4.33 min. for humidifier
	7:24am Dan: Dah, humidifier in De
	7:24am Mr. Pumpy: ↳ Song: "During Sleep" by "Stephen Vitiello" Great stuff. Thanks, Carol!
	7:24am dale: water sound while i'm in bed might be a mistake. i have to get up in the night enough as it is.
	🌜 7:25am Will thee Sound Guy: good morning Carol and all!!
	7:25am Dan: U2?
	7:25am coelacanth∅: ↳ RB @7:18 it's just TIME at this point. i really miss reading but my life is in turmoil and i want to do a few more things before signing off. ...but along those lines - i wanted to read finnegan's wake for some reason and a few people said i should read "dubliners" first then i may not need to read finnegan's wake. ...i didn't like dubliners very much; but i still want to read finnegan's wake.
	7:25am Dan: Morning Will
	🌜 7:26am WR: ↳ Song: "During Sleep" by "Stephen Vitiello" just woke up and wondering what happened during sleep. Hello folks.
	7:26am Dan: Me too, I did take on Canterbury Tales, another surprisingly easy read
	7:27am coelacanth∅: g'morning Will!
	7:27am Tom from Stirling: ↳ coelacanth∅ @7:25 It takes 22 years to read Finegan's Wake, give or take. And then some
	7:27am Dan: Banned Books week, should be a month at least
	🌜 7:28am Will thee Sound Guy: hi Dan and coelacanth!
	7:28am Fredericks: As I recall, Marshall McLuhan said he never took acid, but he did read Finnegan's Wake aloud. He said he was told it was the same thing.
	7:29am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "During Sleep" by "Stephen Vitiello" Oh man, it was just starting to get good.
	7:30am Dan: Never took acid recommended reading list…naked lunch?
	7:30am CarolCrow: Good morning lazy pierogi <3
	7:31am coelacanth∅: 'morning WR yes, dubliners was not at all challenging, and i keep hearing that finnegan's wake is very much so...so why relate the 2? ...it seems like he might be like Cormac McCarthy or Gabriel García-Márquez - exploring different styles all the time.
	7:31am Marley P. Dogg: Good morning Carol and friends! Happy Sunday!
	7:31am CarolCrow: good morning coelacanth∅ - glad you can relax now!
	7:31am Peter from Boonton formerly Dover NJ: Good morning Carol and moon ☪️ 🌙 units!
	7:32am CarolCrow: Hey there, LiXiviated Life
	7:32am coelacanth∅: ↳ Tom from Stirling @7:27 wow, haha! ...i don't think i have 22 years!
	7:32am Dan: Blood Meridian, masterpiece, never be a film
	7:33am Toutevoix: Good morning out there moonteam sunny afternoon here in Italy
	7:34am Dan: “…take the cannoli.”
	7:34am RB: ↳ Fredericks @7:28 “Clarel” is similar , takes a lifetime to read and no one returns unscathed .
	7:35am RB: ↳ Dan @7:34 Yes ! “….take the cannolis”
	7:35am Dan: Quickest read, just finished Daisy Miller.
	7:36am Robm: morning fellow moon lovers
	7:37am Dan: Morning RB, pistachios on top?
	🌜 7:37am Michael of Cologne: ↳ coelacanth∅ @7:31 With Ulysses mediating between the two. A day in the life...
	7:38am Dan: So far, just random chunks of “U”, and, Infinite Jest.
	7:38am RB: ↳ Dan @7:37 Yum 🤤
	7:39am CarolCrow: Gmorning Squidocto
	7:39am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Toutevoix @7:33 That's the spirit.
	7:39am Dan: Close to Eno
	7:40am CarolCrow: morning dale - glad you like the music, sorry about the sump pump & dehumidifier.
	7:41am CarolCrow: Hey Mr. Pumpy, Thanks for tuning in!
	7:41am Dan: Closest thing to Aliens in ceiling…salamanders in sump pump. Yikes!
	7:42am CarolCrow: good morning Will thee Sound Guy!
	7:42am coelacanth∅: ↳ Michael of Cologne @7:37 i've thought about that one too. too much to take on when there are so many books on my list. i even have books i want to read yet haven't. (mostly musician biographies)
	7:42am CarolCrow: Hello WR.
	7:43am coelacanth∅: - but a few people have suggested ulysses
	7:43am Dan: Gould on Gould is wonderful.
	7:43am CarolCrow: Good morning Marley P. Dogg! Happy Sunday to you!
	7:44am CarolCrow: Good morning Peter from Boonton!
	7:44am CarolCrow: Good morning Toutevoix in sunny Italy
	7:44am TDK60: Sunny, blue sky up here in north Manhattan. I assume the same down there in Jersey City.
	7:46am Dan: MorningTdK60, I had a Onkyo dual cassette opened up yesterday
	7:47am Toutevoix: how sweet & beautifullllllllllll
	7:47am RB: ↳ Dan @7:43 Careful , throwing out “Gould” is like saying “Susquehanna hat club” to you know Lou C.
	7:48am fred: ↳ coelacanth∅ @7:43 Ulysses is an easy and rewarding read. It did take me around 22 years from my first try to my successful attempt to read Finnegans Wake. Worth the struggle? Hard to say, I'm glad I read it, but there are better books. Some things in it left a lasting trace in my mind though
	7:48am Dan: I was ever so reluctant
	7:49am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "1/2 (excerpt)" by "Nagasako" Long one
	7:49am Dan: Newberry Library, Chicago has course, “Reading U.”
	7:49am Juli: Yay I love early mornings
	7:50am Juli: Still only 7:20 & I got a lot in already Coffee: feeling better due to utter sickness yesterday all day
	7:50am Dan: Yes J, I peak at 10am
	7:51am Juli: Ooop it 7:50 Still acceptable Then I thrive at night Mid day I really need to get out the house or I become _________ something else lol
	7:51am Dan: Apocalypse
	7:52am Juli: ↳ Dan @7:50 Interesting::::
	7:52am Robm: ↳ Juli @7:49 good morning juli
	7:52am sydnius: ↳ Juli @7:51 A: Pale. Good Morning Juli!
	7:52am Dan: Or… end of Melancholia
	7:53am sydnius: Good Morning Carol and Mooninites! 🌚
	7:55am Juli: It's all because I am still in a building phase::: I need equipment:::gear:::supplies lol
	7:55am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "I of IV (1966)" by "Pauline Oliveros" Experimental design
	7:55am adampsyche: this is a nice song
	7:55am TDK60: ↳ Dan @7:46 Good morning Dan. After opening, did you place a groovy cassette into it for for your pleasurable listening, dancing, or dining?
	7:55am Juli: I need 10K send ideas:::} I could save it:::It would only take a few years
	7:55am Dan: Switching to ‘phones
	7:57am Dan: Sadly TDK, before, then had to see if belts broke, nope. So…no Teleman.
	7:58am RB: ↳ Juli @7:55 Easy peezy….. become a radio Evangelist
	7:58am fred: ↳ Juli @7:55 A year ago I would have said add blockchain to whatever you do. Might not work now, though grant givers are slow to react
	🌜 7:58am Balthazar B: ↳ RB @7:58 That the quick way..
	7:58am Dan: Dried marinara on a hi fi component, not a good sign
	7:59am Tom from Stirling: See? That's what happens!
	8:00am Dan: Banned music week?
	8:01am Dan: Short list, Rite of Spring
	8:02am Juli: ↳ RB @7:58 Scary lol
	8:03am Dan: Someone hold my hand
	8:03am Dan: Forbidden Planet
	8:04am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "I of IV (1966)" by "Pauline Oliveros" She got carried away.
	8:04am sydnius: ↳ Dan @8:03 but the snake said…
	8:04am coelacanth∅: ↳ fred @7:48 things lingering means a lot to me. i think elements and phrases; concepts and characters from 100 years of solitude will linger in me forever. all the pretty horses as well.
	8:04am fred: There was a controversy at work about the translation of "coming out" in Sisters with Transistors. It took me a while to get it because I had seen the English version
	8:04am Robm: i am ready to jump out a window and i live on the ground floor:)
	8:06am Dan: …take a bite, and see Mt. Fujiyama?
	🌜 8:06am Michael of Cologne: ↳ Song: "I of IV (1966)" by "Pauline Oliveros" Wonderfully adventurous, reminiscent of Eliane Radique.
	🌜 8:06am Balthazar B: ↳ Robm @8:04 You need to be careful with that..you can still catch a sill and take a faceplant
	8:07am Dan: Fake out, ending
	8:07am sydnius: ↳ fred @7:48 I know it’s juvenile to say it, but ”Zen and the Art of Mortorcycle Maintenance” was tranformative. All things Pass.
	8:07am Robm: ↳ Balthazar B @8:06 very true with that
	8:08am Dan: Syd…Quality, right?
	8:08am coelacanth∅: ↳ fred @7:48 ...but then "the road" was VERY disappointing to me. i almost put it down several timesbut kept thinking maybe it's like a Vonnegut book - where it kind of drags for even >1/2 the book but the end is so amazing it's totally worth it! then the end did nothing. ...yet - some elements of it do linger.
	🌜 8:08am bluecharlie: ↳ Song: "I of IV (1966)" by "Pauline Oliveros" 😍🤯🤩
	8:08am Juli: Just walk lol out the door or move slow out the window lol
	8:08am Juli: This reminds me of my film lol
	8:09am sydnius: ↳ Juli @8:08 same thing, right! 🤣
	8:09am Dan: Saddest Dad & Lad ever
	8:09am Juli: It brings me much joy.
	8:09am Robm: ↳ Juli @8:08 juli how is work going?
	8:09am Juli: ↳ Robm @8:09 Oh my I am very happy::::}
	8:09am RB: ↳ coelacanth∅ @8:04 Yes , the story with the German military commander and the prisoners , for one .
	🌜 8:09am Balthazar B: Where are we going next..
	8:10am fred: ↳ coelacanth∅ @8:04 For me it's mostly Anna Livia Plurabelle, whenever I'm close to a river. But random things come up at random times. It's more a huge poem than a novel maybe
	8:10am sydnius: ↳ Dan @8:08 indeed.
	8:11am Dan: C, U said it!
	8:11am Juli: I once knew a friend names Syd::I liked him very much:::he was a little mad scientist lol in some ways in my eyes:::} Very unique soul::: I wish we never left the city
	8:12am goes211: Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is fantastic!
	8:12am Robm: ↳ Juli @8:09 good i guess working with those little kids iis making you happy
	🌜 8:12am Balthazar B: ↳ goes211 @8:12 Perfect!
	8:12am alan the painter: Good morning Carol, greetings from South Philly.
	8:12am Juli: Currently reading Baldwin's shorts & crying The kids are so silly yes
	8:12am sydnius: ↳ Juli @8:11 if the city is Philly, could be me
	8:13am Dan: Carol, track down a doc. film Called, “The Stone Reader” by Mark Moscowitz. Many library systems have iDVD.
	8:13am coelacanth∅: ↳ goes211 @8:12 that hit me at an excruciatingly deep level
	8:14am Juli: ↳ sydnius @8:12 It was NYC we both worked for COSM Alex Grey's lol BECAUSE Alex Grey's space ruled in Chelsea I love Philly tho Had fun there too
	8:14am coelacanth∅: steppenwolf also
	8:14am Dan: Finishing Catch-22, first time, now
	8:15am Juli: I like Alex's Performance Art::: It's a little too meh about money rn:::: I don't care to go see anymore too flashy no offense
	8:16am Dan: Fiction, one hit wonders, confederacy of dunces 4 one
	🌜 8:16am Michael of Cologne: ↳ coelacanth∅ @7:15 Much on the 19th century whaling industry in Moby Dick. Darwin's Voyage of the Beagle is also a great travelogue from a bit earlier. Lots of anthropological observations besides the ones that made Darwin famous for his theory of the evolution of species.
	8:17am coelacanth∅: ↳ Dan @8:16 that was strongly recommended to me about 20 years ago but i still haven't read it
	8:17am Dan: MofC, Intriguing!
	8:18am fred: ↳ sydnius @8:07 I even like Lila. My fave T-shirt is of one cover, with a butterfly and key. I only wear it for crushing failures
	8:18am LiXiviated Life: “Friend? I have no Friend” - BL
	8:18am Tom from Stirling: "Killers of the Flower Moon" gonna be good.
	8:19am Dan: New Orleans hasn’t changed since it was written
	8:19am sydnius: ↳ fred @8:18 Lila remains in queue. Long queue. I’ll bump it based on a kind word tho thx!
	8:19am Robm: i love reading fellowship of the ring
	8:19am Dan: KofS, can’t wait for that one? So disturbing book.
	8:20am Dan: TfS
	8:20am Juli: I dig Artworks
	8:21am fred: @Coel: Try Colson Whitehead at your local library. The Underground Railroad is far from being his best book
	8:22am Juli: I want to work w Black & Grey::::: Paintings Sculpture Etc 10K Allyson didn't acknowledge me Otherwise I'd go to her lol
	8:22am Dan: Juli, we have astonishing, “Style: 50 years of Hip Hop” exhibit here until 1/1. SLAM, new director.
	8:22am Juli: ↳ Dan @8:22 NYC?
	8:22am Dan: St, Louis
	8:22am Tom from Stirling: It's all your fault.
	8:24am fred: ↳ Tom from Stirling @8:22 I know
	8:24am Dan: I could send you a couple pics. Been there twice.
	8:25am Dan: I laugh at my face
	8:25am Juli: ↳ Dan @8:24 Email meeeeeee please thanks:::} Thanks Carol!!!!
	8:25am Peter from Boonton formerly Dover NJ: Great show, Carol. Thank you.
	8:26am Juli: ↳ Dan @8:25 Definitely have as well:::} Photographs & mirrors lol
	8:26am Tom from Stirling: Hilary Mantel is a good writer.
	🌜 8:26am Balthazar B: ↳ fred @8:24 Normally it's me..
	8:27am Dan: Do I enter my email?
	8:27am The Butterman: ↳ Song: "You Laugh At My Face" by "Hey Colossus" That’s some voice! Wow. Hi, everyone.
	8:28am Juli: ↳ Dan @8:27 Request to contact me after click on Profile Name::}
	8:29am fred: ↳ Dan @8:27 Best way is to create a WFMU account then send a contact request as Juli said
	8:29am Dan: I tried, sorry, can’t get on.
	8:30am CarolCrow: Good morning & welcome fred, Juli, Robm, sydnius, adampsyche, goes211, alan the painter in South Philly, Peter from Boonton, & all listening! Thank you so much for being here!!
	🌜 8:30am Michael of Cologne: ↳ fred @8:10 And the washer women chatting. So curious! And the circular riverrun, ending up where it started at the end "The"...
	8:30am CarolCrow: Hi, Butterman!
	8:32am coelacanth∅: hey Butterman! yes, a little bit Peter Murphy, a lit bit Jim Kerr (?)
	8:32am Courtney: Wish this band was playing nyc soon
	8:33am fred: ↳ Dan @8:29 click "sign in", then "register as a new user". You won't be getting any spam from it
	8:33am Tom from Stirling: Oh, cheri.
	8:34am The Butterman: Ooooooo, Carol, I get MY own special, separate “hello”. Good Morning, good day, good afternoon, and good evening, coelacanth.
	🌜 8:35am Michael of Cologne: ↳ Michael of Cologne @8:30 Gossiping rather than chatting.
	🌜 8:35am Balthazar B: ↳ Song: "You Laugh At My Face" by "Hey Colossus" Ace.
	8:37am fred: ↳ Michael of Cologne @8:35 That's my fave, when ALP is the river
	8:39am Dan: Unfortunately once banned, always banned. Learned my lesson years ago.
	8:40am Juli: Dan you can post a sub domain to your instagram if you have pictures go it there
	8:40am Dan: Unlike books
	8:40am sydnius: ↳ Song: "Gimme Some Truth (outtake)" by "Generation X" no truth handler, you
	8:40am coelacanth∅: Lennon still had many post-beatles moments of Brilliance
	8:40am Juli: *Of It
	8:40am Dan: Haven’t done instagram
	8:42am Dan: Cold Turkey, hardest rocking solo tune.
	8:42am Juli: www.instagram.com... I wish to destroy it from the inside::::: Thanks Carol! Heading out!~
	🌜 8:43am Balthazar B: ↳ Juli @8:42 Have a good one:: ::
	8:44am Tom from Stirling: Time goes by faster than we want it to.
	8:44am sydnius: ↳ Juli @8:42 The best of days to you Juli! 🌞
	8:45am coelacanth∅: ↳ Dan @8:42 that song's a force of nature
	🌜 8:47am Brian in UK: If memory serves; Cold Turkey was written, recorded & finished on the same day. Thanks Carol.
	8:48am sydnius: synchro—mesh can do it in 1µs
	8:49am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "Dune Buggy Attack" by "Bomb The Bass" When the next Dune movie opening?
	8:50am coelacanth∅: ↳ Brian in UK @8:47 really! i never read that but i can see how it's possible...by him...in his situation... amazing though. so honest, so intense
	🌜 8:51am tubegear: Great Show
	🌜 8:52am Balthazar B: Super Soaker..weapon of choice. Thank you Carol for another exquisitely curated collection. I wish you and everyone a fine coming week
	8:54am coelacanth∅: - and that would've been while the beatles were still technically together (not spiritually) ... the plastic ono band album explores similar instrumental territory and i wish he'd stayed that way for a while, before getting more slick with "imagine". still it has a few great ones (like gimme some truth)
	8:55am xtsayre: Togetha! With David!
	🌜 8:55am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Carol. You make us happy. You make us happy!
	8:55am coelacanth∅: ooh, that David Cassidy! i'm staring at him on the front of one of my teenbeat magazines right now
	🌜 8:55am Balthazar B: I starred this for my sis..she was a big fan.
	8:56am sydnius: ↳ Song: "Together We're Better" by "The Partridge Family" Sorry gonna have to disagree there Mr. Partridge, uncle so–n–so can go his own way Thanks Carol!
	8:56am coelacanth∅: ↳ Song: "Together We're Better" by "The Partridge Family" is he advising us to now drink the koolaid?
	8:56am fred: ↳ coelacanth∅ @8:54 I love Yoko Ono. Her art can get cheesy but her optimism gets me
	🌜 8:57am Dead Seminal: Thanks as always for a sparkling selection Carol, same time next week. Wishing you all a lovely week!
	8:57am RB: Thanks Carol and great week to all !
	8:58am TDK60: Thanks for the sounds, Carol.
	8:58am Tom from Stirling: Go go go. It's amazing. go Go GO.
	8:58am coelacanth∅: ↳ fred @8:56 i know you do! i Love you fred, but not yoko ono!
	8:59am Tom from Stirling: That's what happens.
	8:59am bleubombersune: Mlle Carol thanks for Sunday music All stay safe and be well
	8:59am PaulRobeson1923: Go if yer able and come If you can, life’s very unstable it’s built out of sand
	8:59am PaulRobeson1923: Peace & Love ya’ll always
	8:59am coelacanth∅: Thanks Carol!
	9:09am CarolCrow: Thanks for listening all! Sending out love to everyone this day!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Powerplant	The Stump "The Stump" by "Powerplant"	Stump Soup	Static Shock	2022			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Suicide	Dominic Christ "Dominic Christ" by "Suicide"	A Way Of Life	Mute	2004	orig 1988		0:04:40 (Pop-up)
Serge Blenner	Phrase I "Phrase I" by "Serge Blenner"	La Vogue	Bureau B	2015	orig issued in 1980 on Sky Records		0:11:11 (Pop-up)
Emerald Web	The Dragon's Gate "The Dragon's Gate" by "Emerald Web"	Valley of the Birds	Trading Places	2020	album orig released on cassette in 1981 on Stargate Records / husband/wife duo of Robert Stohl & Kat Epple used keyboards, digital orchestrations, flutes, and the Lyricon, a hybrid synthesizer/woodwind instrument that creates a variety of sounds such as electric guitar, oboe and french horn.		0:17:51 (Pop-up)
Lusine	Double Take "Double Take" by "Lusine"	Long Light	Ghostly International	2023		*	0:24:40 (Pop-up)
Euglossine	Stringfellow "Stringfellow" by "Euglossine"	Bug Planet Is The Current Timeline	Hausu Mountain	2023	Euglossine is Gainesville artist Tristan Whitehall	*	0:30:15 (Pop-up)
Hermann & Kleine	Her Tune "Her Tune" by "Hermann & Kleine"	Our Noise	Morr Music	2005	German duo Thaddeus Herrmann & Christian Kleine		0:32:55 (Pop-up)
Kirschstein	Ach, Du große Nachtmusik	Gespensterland (V/A)	Bureau B	2023		*	0:39:26 (Pop-up)
Jaan Patterson/Jochen Arbeit	Marcel Duchamp	The Interviews Vol. 3	Surrism Phonoethics	2015			0:42:40 (Pop-up)
Haruomi Hosono	Teaching Of Sphinx	N.D.E.	Sun & Moon	1995	Rush Hour Records re-issued this album in 2023		0:43:59 (Pop-up)
Bandulu	Tribal Memories "Tribal Memories" by "Bandulu"	Better Nation - 12"	Infonet	1992	Bandulu is a British group from north London consisting of Jamie Bissmire, John O'Connell & Lucien Thompson		0:50:32 (Pop-up)

S.C. Sharma	After The War "After The War" by "S.C. Sharma"	The NID Tapes: Electronic Music from India 1969-1972 (V/A)	The State51 Conspiracy	2023		*	1:05:59 (Pop-up)
Miki Yui	Strom 1 "Strom 1" by "Miki Yui"	Stromen	LINE	2023		*	1:09:58 (Pop-up)
Jochen Arbeit + Sonja Kosche	Raum III	Zuhaus	Erototox Decodings	2023		*	1:11:50 (Pop-up)
Francis Dhomont	Antichambre "Antichambre" by "Francis Dhomont"	Foret Profonde	Empreintes Digitales	1996			1:19:23 (Pop-up)
Stephen Vitiello	During Sleep "During Sleep" by "Stephen Vitiello"	Soundtrack For Andrew Deutsch	Room40	2023		*	1:22:27 (Pop-up)
Suzanne Ciani	Jungle (Live) "Jungle (Live)" by "Suzanne Ciani"	Improvisation on Four Sequences - Live at Festival Antigel	Atmospheric	2023		*	1:28:01 (Pop-up)
Broken Chip	Dream Vision "Dream Vision" by "Broken Chip"	Bells	Flaming Pines	2023	Broken Chip is artist Martyn Palmer	*	1:33:25 (Pop-up)
Nagasako	1/2 (excerpt) "1/2 (excerpt)" by "Nagasako"	Night Walker	Okas	2023		*	1:36:53 (Pop-up)
Pauline Oliveros	I of IV (1966) "I of IV (1966)" by "Pauline Oliveros"	New Sounds in Electronic Music (V/A)	Columbia	1967	album includes tracks by Oliveros, Steve Reich & Richard Maxfield and was produced by David Behrman		1:50:01 (Pop-up)

Hey Colossus	You Laugh At My Face	Singularity Series (V/A)	The State51 Conspiracy	2023		*	2:17:21 (Pop-up)
Generation X	Gimme Some Truth (outtake)	Generation X (2-CD Deluxe Edition)	Chrysalis Records	2019	Album "Generation X" orig released in 1978 / this expanded 2-cd set includes their self-titled debut album & a 2nd cd with outtakes & alternative mixes		2:38:18 (Pop-up)
Brrds	Feels Like An Extra "Feels Like An Extra" by "Brrds"	Soon Comes Forever	Bungalow Ranch Records	2023		*	2:41:24 (Pop-up)
Ashnikko	Super Soaker "Super Soaker" by "Ashnikko"	Weed Killer	Parlophone	2023			2:45:30 (Pop-up)
Bomb The Bass	Dune Buggy Attack "Dune Buggy Attack" by "Bomb The Bass"	Unknown Territory	Epic	1991			2:47:49 (Pop-up)
Dustin Wong	Janus Juggles "Janus Juggles" by "Dustin Wong"	Perpetual Morphosis	Hausu Mountain	2023		*	2:51:07 (Pop-up)
The Partridge Family	Together We're Better	Come On Get Happy! The Very Best of the Partridge Family	Arista	2005			2:53:33 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🌜 6:05am bluecharlie: Good morning, Carol! Good morning, Moonsters! 👻 🎃🍁🫂
	6:06am Greg k: Good Morning Carol! Good Morning Early Risers!
	6:07am Fredericks: Good Morning?
	🌜 6:11am Brian in UK: Hello Carol. Greetings from a sunny, warm South Shropshire. Warm enough to put the washing out.
	6:12am Strandlund: Good Sunday Morning, Carol and all the Moonlighters out there...the serious ones!!
	6:12am CarolCrow: Good morning, bluecharlie!
	🌜 6:12am Kevin-san: All hail the Mighty Carol Crow and her listeners this fine Sunday morning!
	6:13am CarolCrow: Good Morning, Greg k!
	6:13am CarolCrow: Good Morning? Fredericks
	6:13am CarolCrow: Hello Brian in sunny South Shropshire!
	6:14am CarolCrow: Good Sunday Morning, Strandlund!!
	6:15am CarolCrow: All hail the Mighty photographer, Kevin-san!
	🌜 6:15am Brian in UK: Just off to get yet another Covid vac jab.
	6:15am CarolCrow: I hope everyone is doing well today!
	🌜 6:16am David (in London): Morning Moonfaces. All hail the magnificent Carol Crow.
	🌜 6:17am Balthazar B: ↳ CarolCrow @6:15 Good Morning! I hope everyone is doing ok too.
	🌜 6:19am Michael of Cologne: It's Sunday high noon again. Hello Carol and everybody. "Do not forsake me."
	🌜 6:26am Michael of Cologne: ↳ Michael of Cologne @6:19 This morning at 7 a.m., as the sun was rising, a waning crescent moon was visible high overhead -- very beautiful.
	6:28am iko: Peace
	6:28am CarolCrow: All hail the magnanimous David (in London).
	6:35am PaulRobeson1923: Morningggggg
	6:35am Tom from Stirling: Bonjour! Hello!
	6:36am CarolCrow: Good Morning, Balthazar B!
	🌜 6:37am bluecharlie: Dogs are requesting an early morning walk! Come on everyone! The moon, she beckons! 🌙 🚶🏾🎧🐕‍🦺🦮🥰
	6:37am CarolCrow: Hello Michael of Cologne in the noon hour. Yes, the moon was lovely last night:)
	🌜 6:39am Dead Seminal: Good afternoon Carol and all earmoonees from sunny surreal delirious Venice. Yesterday the league leaders Parma arrived to get beaten 3 - 2 on a gorgeous sunny late afternoon at Venice football stadium. Reading Calvino's Invisible Cities and watching the sun and the moon fire glints off the waves. It's the life, alright and such a soundtrack, grazie!
	6:44am TDK60: Good morning DJ Carol.
	6:46am RB: Morning Carol and the Moon possessed
	6:47am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "Teaching Of Sphinx" by "Haruomi Hosono" KInda Halloween-ish
	6:48am hoeg: mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
	6:48am CarolCrow: Peace to you, iko
	6:49am CarolCrow: Morningggggg PaulRobeson
	6:49am CarolCrow: Bonjour Tom from Stirling!
	6:50am Dan: Good (though chilly) morning Carol, all others. 2nd morning to test the furnace. Plants still outside, happy for now.
	6:52am CarolCrow: Good afternoon Dead Seminal in sunny Venice.
	6:52am CarolCrow: Good morning TDK60.
	6:53am CarolCrow: Morning RB
	6:53am CarolCrow: mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm hoeg
	6:54am CarolCrow: Good (though chilly) morning Dan.
	6:54am lazy pierogi: 🌜 <3
	6:55am Dan: 40’s, near St. Louie. Last Litchfield, IL Pickers Antique Market of the season.
	6:56am Tom from Stirling: Summer's over; but you never can tell these days.
	6:56am coelacanth∅: good morning Carol (end of the day for me)
	6:56am Dan: So true, Painting shutters, slow to dry.
	6:58am Dan: I wish I was in Sacramento!
	6:59am Dan: John Carpenter meets Dr. who!
	7:00am Dan: Superfine, thanks for asking Carol. My weeks not complete without your chuckle.
	7:03am LiXiviated Life: I’m buffering
	7:05am RB: ↳ Song: "Marcel Duchamp" by "Jaan Patterson/Jochen Arbeit" A Duchamp interview,? wow, thought he only lingered in B&W photos.
	7:05am iko: Maybe tomorrow, maybe someday
	7:06am iko: @LiXiviated Life T-Mobile?
	🌜 7:06am Balthazar B: I just got the NID tapes collection..it was a long wait! It was worth it.
	7:06am Tom from Stirling: ↳ coelacanth∅ @6:56 Well said
	7:08am coelacanth∅: it's since i was a teenager that i've thought about a friend's brother who's nick name was "stump". maybe he took his obnoxiousness to the next level and they made stump soup out of him.
	7:09am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "After The War" by "S.C. Sharma" Love the sound of those old synthesizers.
	7:10am RB: ↳ coelacanth∅ @7:08 In Moby Dick, there is a character “Flask” who is described basically as a stump .
	7:10am Dan: You and Mark Mothersbaugh both, TfS
	🌜 7:10am Squidocto: Gmornin fellow seriousistas
	7:11am Dan: “Truth hath no confines”- Moby Dick
	7:13am LiXiviated Life: I’m done with being serious about anything.
	🌜 7:14am Balthazar B: ↳ LiXiviated Life @7:13 Me too.
	7:14am dale: morning. this music sounds nicer than the sump pump and dehumidifier.
	7:14am Dan: I can relate, with you-know-what in ‘24
	7:15am Tom from Stirling: But the fraises still tasting good.
	7:15am coelacanth∅: ha! "flask the stump". ... almost borrowed moby dick from the library once; didn't and now it looks like i may never read it. ... i named a cat that looked like your's but not as fluffy that was left at our door "moby dick"
	7:15am coelacanth∅: ↳ RB @7:10 ( ^ meant to direct that)
	7:16am Dan: Didn’t John Cage do music for sump pump, humidifier,er…Ligeti?
	7:18am RB: ↳ coelacanth∅ @7:15 Read DaysWork , instead , it will either tell you everything you need to know about Hermie M. or drive you mad until you read “The Whale” .
	7:18am Dan: MB, took it on recently, surprising what a page-turner it was.
	7:19am Dan: MD, woops
	7:19am Tom from Stirling: See? That's what happens.
	7:19am coelacanth∅: i recorded a dehumidifier a few weeks ago. it's old and noisy and especially when the bucket's full and it doesn't automatically shut off as fast as it should. buzzyhummy.
	7:21am Dan: Undrinkable I’ll assume
	7:22am dale: ↳ Dan @7:16 fabio has probably played it. my dehumidifier is up on blocks in the basement and so it doesn't sit perfectly flat so the case is wracked a bit and makes a great rattle that has a certain thrumming harmonic to it.
	7:22am Dan: So, bedside wouldn’t it be sleep inducing hummm! water sound?
	7:23am Dan: 4.33 min. for humidifier
	7:24am Dan: Dah, humidifier in De
	7:24am Mr. Pumpy: ↳ Song: "During Sleep" by "Stephen Vitiello" Great stuff. Thanks, Carol!
	7:24am dale: water sound while i'm in bed might be a mistake. i have to get up in the night enough as it is.
	🌜 7:25am Will thee Sound Guy: good morning Carol and all!!
	7:25am Dan: U2?
	7:25am coelacanth∅: ↳ RB @7:18 it's just TIME at this point. i really miss reading but my life is in turmoil and i want to do a few more things before signing off. ...but along those lines - i wanted to read finnegan's wake for some reason and a few people said i should read "dubliners" first then i may not need to read finnegan's wake. ...i didn't like dubliners very much; but i still want to read finnegan's wake.
	7:25am Dan: Morning Will
	🌜 7:26am WR: ↳ Song: "During Sleep" by "Stephen Vitiello" just woke up and wondering what happened during sleep. Hello folks.
	7:26am Dan: Me too, I did take on Canterbury Tales, another surprisingly easy read
	7:27am coelacanth∅: g'morning Will!
	7:27am Tom from Stirling: ↳ coelacanth∅ @7:25 It takes 22 years to read Finegan's Wake, give or take. And then some
	7:27am Dan: Banned Books week, should be a month at least
	🌜 7:28am Will thee Sound Guy: hi Dan and coelacanth!
	7:28am Fredericks: As I recall, Marshall McLuhan said he never took acid, but he did read Finnegan's Wake aloud. He said he was told it was the same thing.
	7:29am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "During Sleep" by "Stephen Vitiello" Oh man, it was just starting to get good.
	7:30am Dan: Never took acid recommended reading list…naked lunch?
	7:30am CarolCrow: Good morning lazy pierogi <3
	7:31am coelacanth∅: 'morning WR yes, dubliners was not at all challenging, and i keep hearing that finnegan's wake is very much so...so why relate the 2? ...it seems like he might be like Cormac McCarthy or Gabriel García-Márquez - exploring different styles all the time.
	7:31am Marley P. Dogg: Good morning Carol and friends! Happy Sunday!
	7:31am CarolCrow: good morning coelacanth∅ - glad you can relax now!
	7:31am Peter from Boonton formerly Dover NJ: Good morning Carol and moon ☪️ 🌙 units!
	7:32am CarolCrow: Hey there, LiXiviated Life
	7:32am coelacanth∅: ↳ Tom from Stirling @7:27 wow, haha! ...i don't think i have 22 years!
	7:32am Dan: Blood Meridian, masterpiece, never be a film
	7:33am Toutevoix: Good morning out there moonteam sunny afternoon here in Italy
	7:34am Dan: “…take the cannoli.”
	7:34am RB: ↳ Fredericks @7:28 “Clarel” is similar , takes a lifetime to read and no one returns unscathed .
	7:35am RB: ↳ Dan @7:34 Yes ! “….take the cannolis”
	7:35am Dan: Quickest read, just finished Daisy Miller.
	7:36am Robm: morning fellow moon lovers
	7:37am Dan: Morning RB, pistachios on top?
	🌜 7:37am Michael of Cologne: ↳ coelacanth∅ @7:31 With Ulysses mediating between the two. A day in the life...
	7:38am Dan: So far, just random chunks of “U”, and, Infinite Jest.
	7:38am RB: ↳ Dan @7:37 Yum 🤤
	7:39am CarolCrow: Gmorning Squidocto
	7:39am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Toutevoix @7:33 That's the spirit.
	7:39am Dan: Close to Eno
	7:40am CarolCrow: morning dale - glad you like the music, sorry about the sump pump & dehumidifier.
	7:41am CarolCrow: Hey Mr. Pumpy, Thanks for tuning in!
	7:41am Dan: Closest thing to Aliens in ceiling…salamanders in sump pump. Yikes!
	7:42am CarolCrow: good morning Will thee Sound Guy!
	7:42am coelacanth∅: ↳ Michael of Cologne @7:37 i've thought about that one too. too much to take on when there are so many books on my list. i even have books i want to read yet haven't. (mostly musician biographies)
	7:42am CarolCrow: Hello WR.
	7:43am coelacanth∅: - but a few people have suggested ulysses
	7:43am Dan: Gould on Gould is wonderful.
	7:43am CarolCrow: Good morning Marley P. Dogg! Happy Sunday to you!
	7:44am CarolCrow: Good morning Peter from Boonton!
	7:44am CarolCrow: Good morning Toutevoix in sunny Italy
	7:44am TDK60: Sunny, blue sky up here in north Manhattan. I assume the same down there in Jersey City.
	7:46am Dan: MorningTdK60, I had a Onkyo dual cassette opened up yesterday
	7:47am Toutevoix: how sweet & beautifullllllllllll
	7:47am RB: ↳ Dan @7:43 Careful , throwing out “Gould” is like saying “Susquehanna hat club” to you know Lou C.
	7:48am fred: ↳ coelacanth∅ @7:43 Ulysses is an easy and rewarding read. It did take me around 22 years from my first try to my successful attempt to read Finnegans Wake. Worth the struggle? Hard to say, I'm glad I read it, but there are better books. Some things in it left a lasting trace in my mind though
	7:48am Dan: I was ever so reluctant
	7:49am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "1/2 (excerpt)" by "Nagasako" Long one
	7:49am Dan: Newberry Library, Chicago has course, “Reading U.”
	7:49am Juli: Yay I love early mornings
	7:50am Juli: Still only 7:20 & I got a lot in already Coffee: feeling better due to utter sickness yesterday all day
	7:50am Dan: Yes J, I peak at 10am
	7:51am Juli: Ooop it 7:50 Still acceptable Then I thrive at night Mid day I really need to get out the house or I become _________ something else lol
	7:51am Dan: Apocalypse
	7:52am Juli: ↳ Dan @7:50 Interesting::::
	7:52am Robm: ↳ Juli @7:49 good morning juli
	7:52am sydnius: ↳ Juli @7:51 A: Pale. Good Morning Juli!
	7:52am Dan: Or… end of Melancholia
	7:53am sydnius: Good Morning Carol and Mooninites! 🌚
	7:55am Juli: It's all because I am still in a building phase::: I need equipment:::gear:::supplies lol
	7:55am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "I of IV (1966)" by "Pauline Oliveros" Experimental design
	7:55am adampsyche: this is a nice song
	7:55am TDK60: ↳ Dan @7:46 Good morning Dan. After opening, did you place a groovy cassette into it for for your pleasurable listening, dancing, or dining?
	7:55am Juli: I need 10K send ideas:::} I could save it:::It would only take a few years
	7:55am Dan: Switching to ‘phones
	7:57am Dan: Sadly TDK, before, then had to see if belts broke, nope. So…no Teleman.
	7:58am RB: ↳ Juli @7:55 Easy peezy….. become a radio Evangelist
	7:58am fred: ↳ Juli @7:55 A year ago I would have said add blockchain to whatever you do. Might not work now, though grant givers are slow to react
	🌜 7:58am Balthazar B: ↳ RB @7:58 That the quick way..
	7:58am Dan: Dried marinara on a hi fi component, not a good sign
	7:59am Tom from Stirling: See? That's what happens!
	8:00am Dan: Banned music week?
	8:01am Dan: Short list, Rite of Spring
	8:02am Juli: ↳ RB @7:58 Scary lol
	8:03am Dan: Someone hold my hand
	8:03am Dan: Forbidden Planet
	8:04am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "I of IV (1966)" by "Pauline Oliveros" She got carried away.
	8:04am sydnius: ↳ Dan @8:03 but the snake said…
	8:04am coelacanth∅: ↳ fred @7:48 things lingering means a lot to me. i think elements and phrases; concepts and characters from 100 years of solitude will linger in me forever. all the pretty horses as well.
	8:04am fred: There was a controversy at work about the translation of "coming out" in Sisters with Transistors. It took me a while to get it because I had seen the English version
	8:04am Robm: i am ready to jump out a window and i live on the ground floor:)
	8:06am Dan: …take a bite, and see Mt. Fujiyama?
	🌜 8:06am Michael of Cologne: ↳ Song: "I of IV (1966)" by "Pauline Oliveros" Wonderfully adventurous, reminiscent of Eliane Radique.
	🌜 8:06am Balthazar B: ↳ Robm @8:04 You need to be careful with that..you can still catch a sill and take a faceplant
	8:07am Dan: Fake out, ending
	8:07am sydnius: ↳ fred @7:48 I know it’s juvenile to say it, but ”Zen and the Art of Mortorcycle Maintenance” was tranformative. All things Pass.
	8:07am Robm: ↳ Balthazar B @8:06 very true with that
	8:08am Dan: Syd…Quality, right?
	8:08am coelacanth∅: ↳ fred @7:48 ...but then "the road" was VERY disappointing to me. i almost put it down several timesbut kept thinking maybe it's like a Vonnegut book - where it kind of drags for even >1/2 the book but the end is so amazing it's totally worth it! then the end did nothing. ...yet - some elements of it do linger.
	🌜 8:08am bluecharlie: ↳ Song: "I of IV (1966)" by "Pauline Oliveros" 😍🤯🤩
	8:08am Juli: Just walk lol out the door or move slow out the window lol
	8:08am Juli: This reminds me of my film lol
	8:09am sydnius: ↳ Juli @8:08 same thing, right! 🤣
	8:09am Dan: Saddest Dad & Lad ever
	8:09am Juli: It brings me much joy.
	8:09am Robm: ↳ Juli @8:08 juli how is work going?
	8:09am Juli: ↳ Robm @8:09 Oh my I am very happy::::}
	8:09am RB: ↳ coelacanth∅ @8:04 Yes , the story with the German military commander and the prisoners , for one .
	🌜 8:09am Balthazar B: Where are we going next..
	8:10am fred: ↳ coelacanth∅ @8:04 For me it's mostly Anna Livia Plurabelle, whenever I'm close to a river. But random things come up at random times. It's more a huge poem than a novel maybe
	8:10am sydnius: ↳ Dan @8:08 indeed.
	8:11am Dan: C, U said it!
	8:11am Juli: I once knew a friend names Syd::I liked him very much:::he was a little mad scientist lol in some ways in my eyes:::} Very unique soul::: I wish we never left the city
	8:12am goes211: Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is fantastic!
	8:12am Robm: ↳ Juli @8:09 good i guess working with those little kids iis making you happy
	🌜 8:12am Balthazar B: ↳ goes211 @8:12 Perfect!
	8:12am alan the painter: Good morning Carol, greetings from South Philly.
	8:12am Juli: Currently reading Baldwin's shorts & crying The kids are so silly yes
	8:12am sydnius: ↳ Juli @8:11 if the city is Philly, could be me
	8:13am Dan: Carol, track down a doc. film Called, “The Stone Reader” by Mark Moscowitz. Many library systems have iDVD.
	8:13am coelacanth∅: ↳ goes211 @8:12 that hit me at an excruciatingly deep level
	8:14am Juli: ↳ sydnius @8:12 It was NYC we both worked for COSM Alex Grey's lol BECAUSE Alex Grey's space ruled in Chelsea I love Philly tho Had fun there too
	8:14am coelacanth∅: steppenwolf also
	8:14am Dan: Finishing Catch-22, first time, now
	8:15am Juli: I like Alex's Performance Art::: It's a little too meh about money rn:::: I don't care to go see anymore too flashy no offense
	8:16am Dan: Fiction, one hit wonders, confederacy of dunces 4 one
	🌜 8:16am Michael of Cologne: ↳ coelacanth∅ @7:15 Much on the 19th century whaling industry in Moby Dick. Darwin's Voyage of the Beagle is also a great travelogue from a bit earlier. Lots of anthropological observations besides the ones that made Darwin famous for his theory of the evolution of species.
	8:17am coelacanth∅: ↳ Dan @8:16 that was strongly recommended to me about 20 years ago but i still haven't read it
	8:17am Dan: MofC, Intriguing!
	8:18am fred: ↳ sydnius @8:07 I even like Lila. My fave T-shirt is of one cover, with a butterfly and key. I only wear it for crushing failures
	8:18am LiXiviated Life: “Friend? I have no Friend” - BL
	8:18am Tom from Stirling: "Killers of the Flower Moon" gonna be good.
	8:19am Dan: New Orleans hasn’t changed since it was written
	8:19am sydnius: ↳ fred @8:18 Lila remains in queue. Long queue. I’ll bump it based on a kind word tho thx!
	8:19am Robm: i love reading fellowship of the ring
	8:19am Dan: KofS, can’t wait for that one? So disturbing book.
	8:20am Dan: TfS
	8:20am Juli: I dig Artworks
	8:21am fred: @Coel: Try Colson Whitehead at your local library. The Underground Railroad is far from being his best book
	8:22am Juli: I want to work w Black & Grey::::: Paintings Sculpture Etc 10K Allyson didn't acknowledge me Otherwise I'd go to her lol
	8:22am Dan: Juli, we have astonishing, “Style: 50 years of Hip Hop” exhibit here until 1/1. SLAM, new director.
	8:22am Juli: ↳ Dan @8:22 NYC?
	8:22am Dan: St, Louis
	8:22am Tom from Stirling: It's all your fault.
	8:24am fred: ↳ Tom from Stirling @8:22 I know
	8:24am Dan: I could send you a couple pics. Been there twice.
	8:25am Dan: I laugh at my face
	8:25am Juli: ↳ Dan @8:24 Email meeeeeee please thanks:::} Thanks Carol!!!!
	8:25am Peter from Boonton formerly Dover NJ: Great show, Carol. Thank you.
	8:26am Juli: ↳ Dan @8:25 Definitely have as well:::} Photographs & mirrors lol
	8:26am Tom from Stirling: Hilary Mantel is a good writer.
	🌜 8:26am Balthazar B: ↳ fred @8:24 Normally it's me..
	8:27am Dan: Do I enter my email?
	8:27am The Butterman: ↳ Song: "You Laugh At My Face" by "Hey Colossus" That’s some voice! Wow. Hi, everyone.
	8:28am Juli: ↳ Dan @8:27 Request to contact me after click on Profile Name::}
	8:29am fred: ↳ Dan @8:27 Best way is to create a WFMU account then send a contact request as Juli said
	8:29am Dan: I tried, sorry, can’t get on.
	8:30am CarolCrow: Good morning & welcome fred, Juli, Robm, sydnius, adampsyche, goes211, alan the painter in South Philly, Peter from Boonton, & all listening! Thank you so much for being here!!
	🌜 8:30am Michael of Cologne: ↳ fred @8:10 And the washer women chatting. So curious! And the circular riverrun, ending up where it started at the end "The"...
	8:30am CarolCrow: Hi, Butterman!
	8:32am coelacanth∅: hey Butterman! yes, a little bit Peter Murphy, a lit bit Jim Kerr (?)
	8:32am Courtney: Wish this band was playing nyc soon
	8:33am fred: ↳ Dan @8:29 click "sign in", then "register as a new user". You won't be getting any spam from it
	8:33am Tom from Stirling: Oh, cheri.
	8:34am The Butterman: Ooooooo, Carol, I get MY own special, separate “hello”. Good Morning, good day, good afternoon, and good evening, coelacanth.
	🌜 8:35am Michael of Cologne: ↳ Michael of Cologne @8:30 Gossiping rather than chatting.
	🌜 8:35am Balthazar B: ↳ Song: "You Laugh At My Face" by "Hey Colossus" Ace.
	8:37am fred: ↳ Michael of Cologne @8:35 That's my fave, when ALP is the river
	8:39am Dan: Unfortunately once banned, always banned. Learned my lesson years ago.
	8:40am Juli: Dan you can post a sub domain to your instagram if you have pictures go it there
	8:40am Dan: Unlike books
	8:40am sydnius: ↳ Song: "Gimme Some Truth (outtake)" by "Generation X" no truth handler, you
	8:40am coelacanth∅: Lennon still had many post-beatles moments of Brilliance
	8:40am Juli: *Of It
	8:40am Dan: Haven’t done instagram
	8:42am Dan: Cold Turkey, hardest rocking solo tune.
	8:42am Juli: www.instagram.com... I wish to destroy it from the inside::::: Thanks Carol! Heading out!~
	🌜 8:43am Balthazar B: ↳ Juli @8:42 Have a good one:: ::
	8:44am Tom from Stirling: Time goes by faster than we want it to.
	8:44am sydnius: ↳ Juli @8:42 The best of days to you Juli! 🌞
	8:45am coelacanth∅: ↳ Dan @8:42 that song's a force of nature
	🌜 8:47am Brian in UK: If memory serves; Cold Turkey was written, recorded & finished on the same day. Thanks Carol.
	8:48am sydnius: synchro—mesh can do it in 1µs
	8:49am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "Dune Buggy Attack" by "Bomb The Bass" When the next Dune movie opening?
	8:50am coelacanth∅: ↳ Brian in UK @8:47 really! i never read that but i can see how it's possible...by him...in his situation... amazing though. so honest, so intense
	🌜 8:51am tubegear: Great Show
	🌜 8:52am Balthazar B: Super Soaker..weapon of choice. Thank you Carol for another exquisitely curated collection. I wish you and everyone a fine coming week
	8:54am coelacanth∅: - and that would've been while the beatles were still technically together (not spiritually) ... the plastic ono band album explores similar instrumental territory and i wish he'd stayed that way for a while, before getting more slick with "imagine". still it has a few great ones (like gimme some truth)
	8:55am xtsayre: Togetha! With David!
	🌜 8:55am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Carol. You make us happy. You make us happy!
	8:55am coelacanth∅: ooh, that David Cassidy! i'm staring at him on the front of one of my teenbeat magazines right now
	🌜 8:55am Balthazar B: I starred this for my sis..she was a big fan.
	8:56am sydnius: ↳ Song: "Together We're Better" by "The Partridge Family" Sorry gonna have to disagree there Mr. Partridge, uncle so–n–so can go his own way Thanks Carol!
	8:56am coelacanth∅: ↳ Song: "Together We're Better" by "The Partridge Family" is he advising us to now drink the koolaid?
	8:56am fred: ↳ coelacanth∅ @8:54 I love Yoko Ono. Her art can get cheesy but her optimism gets me
	🌜 8:57am Dead Seminal: Thanks as always for a sparkling selection Carol, same time next week. Wishing you all a lovely week!
	8:57am RB: Thanks Carol and great week to all !
	8:58am TDK60: Thanks for the sounds, Carol.
	8:58am Tom from Stirling: Go go go. It's amazing. go Go GO.
	8:58am coelacanth∅: ↳ fred @8:56 i know you do! i Love you fred, but not yoko ono!
	8:59am Tom from Stirling: That's what happens.
	8:59am bleubombersune: Mlle Carol thanks for Sunday music All stay safe and be well
	8:59am PaulRobeson1923: Go if yer able and come If you can, life’s very unstable it’s built out of sand
	8:59am PaulRobeson1923: Peace & Love ya’ll always
	8:59am coelacanth∅: Thanks Carol!
	9:09am CarolCrow: Thanks for listening all! Sending out love to everyone this day!

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