WFMU: Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from April 1, 2024

Listener comments!
	8:59pm djnogoodnick: Clockwork timing!
	9:00pm Julie: lucky!
	9:01pm Blissland: good evening
	♥ 9:01pm Alex from Media: Dropping in for some darkness.
	9:02pm Julie: hiya Bliss & Alex!
	♥ 9:02pm Yvang: Hi Julie and souls! It’s really dark today!
	9:02pm Blissland: That looks like Caroline Munro. She can suck my blood any day
	♥ 9:02pm Dan S: Hi Julie! So, Dark Night of the Soul is actually starting after dark this evening! What a concept!
	9:02pm Roberto: WOOooo BIG PLANET JULIE
	9:02pm Julie: hiya Yvang! Yes! Fun to do a night show.
	9:02pm Julie: ↳ Blissland @9:02 it is! dracula 1972 AD
	9:03pm Julie: hiya Dan and Roberto!
	9:03pm Blissland: ↳ Julie @9:02 I love that picture. I like all the Hammer pictures
	9:05pm MFO: Hi Julie and Soul Friends!!!
	9:05pm hunterfelt: Hey all. I just said to Science Teacher Roommate that I was going to listen to my friend's radio program and she was like, "Oh time for the Bird Show?"
	9:06pm Julie: hi MFO! Hi Hunterfelt! Yep the bird show
	♥ 9:06pm pot8o: hi everyone!
	9:06pm Julie: hi pot80!
	♥ 9:07pm Dan S: ↳ Julie @9:06 We'll get to hear whether the birds sound different at night.
	♥ 9:08pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Hi, Julie!
	9:08pm Julie: once it gets past their usual bedtime they'll probably get LOUD
	♥ 9:09pm Midge: It's a groovy Monday with Julie! Hello all!
	♥ 9:09pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Hazy Shade of Winter" by "Simon & Garfunkel" Out of season, but a great song.
	9:09pm Julie: hiay SMS! Hey Midge!
	♥ 9:09pm Julie P.: ↳ Song: "Hazy Shade of Winter" by "Simon & Garfunkel" Happy Monday, everyone! I'm digging this fave S&G track!
	9:10pm Julie: Hi Julie P!
	♥ 9:10pm Alex from Media: ↳ Song: "Hazy Shade of Winter" by "Simon & Garfunkel" even then Paul Simon brought some latin flair.
	♥ 9:11pm Black Dog: Hey, Julie! Always love it when you sub for BPN! Different, but familiar!
	9:14pm Julie: hiya Black Dog!
	♥ 9:14pm Midge: ↳ Blissland @9:02 Thank you! Her name was escaping me. Hammer rules!
	♥ 9:15pm bleubombersune: Mlle Julie hopping on late good evening
	9:15pm Blissland: ↳ Midge @9:14 Is that a photo from the Wicker Man?
	♥ 9:17pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "Nefertiti" by "France Gall" France Gall, the 1965 Eurovision Song Contest winner.
	9:17pm Blissland: The Wicker Man is another one of my favorites
	♥ 9:17pm Gaylord Fields: Hi, Julie! <3
	9:18pm Julie: hi bleu! Hi beantown Doug! Hello Gaylord!!
	9:18pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Song of the Magician" by "Tim Buckley" TIM BUCKLEY! The man with the magic voice.
	♥ 9:19pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Song of the Magician" by "Tim Buckley" Tim Buckley had such a great and distinctive voice and singing style.
	♥ 9:19pm Black Dog: ↳ Song: "Song of the Magician" by "Tim Buckley" TB!
	♥ 9:20pm Alex from Media: ↳ Song: "Song of the Magician" by "Tim Buckley" This couldn't be the same Tim Bickley what did "Get on Top"?
	♥ 9:21pm Midge: ↳ Blissland @9:15 Yes! I mentioned on the chatboard the other day that The Wicker Man needs to be re-released/restored.
	9:21pm Blissland: ↳ Midge @9:21 that's a really good picture too
	9:22pm Julie: as far as I know there was only one Tim Buckley
	9:22pm Blissland: " oh, Jesus Christ! "
	♥ 9:23pm Alex from Media: ↳ Julie @9:22 He really evolved if so.
	9:23pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Apples and Oranges" by "Pink Floyd" This always felt like Syd Barrett doing a Brian Wilson "Smile" type thing. Or maybe they were just taking the same type of acid.
	9:24pm Julie: ↳ Alex from Media @9:23 check out his Lorca album
	9:24pm Dean: A year later comes "Lola." You can hear it.
	9:25pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "Animal Farm (Mono)" by "The Kinks" Wait a minute, Bad Animals ended at 9!
	9:25pm Julie: hi Dean!
	♥ 9:25pm Discotech Underground: Hey Julie! Hey fellow Dark Nighters!
	9:25pm hunterfelt: ↳ Alex from Media @9:23 If you've never given "Starsailor" a spin, it's an epic.
	9:26pm Julie: hiya Kip!
	♥ 9:28pm Black Dog: ↳ Alex from Media @9:23 The same - he had a "Sex Funk" - period.
	9:28pm Blissland: my whole life has been a dark night of the soul
	♥ 9:28pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Discotech Underground @9:25 Hi Kip!
	♥ 9:29pm Alex from Media: ↳ hunterfelt @9:25 Just gave it a quick perusal. We're gonna need a bigger joint.
	♥ 9:31pm Gaylord Fields: Hello, all you Dark Knights and Dark Damsels!
	9:32pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "Reflections" by "Diana Ross & The Supremes" China Beach, anyone?
	♥ 9:32pm Gaylord Fields: ↳ Song: "Reflections" by "Diana Ross & The Supremes" Now, that is what I call a SEGUE, folks!
	9:32pm hunterfelt: ↳ Alex from Media @9:29 It's definitely one of the more out there albums of the era, I think. And the era was pretty out there.
	♥ 9:33pm Alex from Media: ↳ Gaylord Fields @9:32 Beat me to saying it. Played beautifully in the headphones.
	♥ 9:33pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "Reflections" by "Diana Ross & The Supremes" A single that came through loud and clear on AM Top 40 radio.
	🦇 ♥ 9:33pm Hunterian: ↳ Gaylord Fields @9:32 I couldn't agree more—that was a Hall of Fame segue!
	9:34pm Julie: hi Hunterian! and thank you so much you guys!
	9:35pm Blissland: That sounds like a karaoke version
	9:38pm Dean: The sound of one wing flapping
	♥ 9:38pm Discotech Underground: ↳ Beantown Doug @9:28 What's up, Beantown!
	9:38pm Dean: Do you read them birdtime stories?
	9:40pm Blissland: the real Who
	9:41pm Dean: Holy shit, this is so good.
	9:42pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "The Real Me" by "The Who" The Ox on lead bass!
	♥ 9:43pm Discotech Underground: ↳ Song: "The Real Me" by "The Who" From Quadrophenia, the only Who album I have never spent any serious time with. I'm not sure why, it just never happened.
	♥ 9:43pm Dan S: Julie, like your birds, I usually go to bed around 10 PM. So I'll be signing off soon. Enjoy the whole show, all you late night souls! I should be back tomorrow to catch the regular time slot for Dark Night. Mid-afternoon, of course. :)
	♥ 9:44pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Discotech Underground @9:43 I spent time with it, but not repeatedly, as with other Who projects. Who By Numbers was where I realized they'd peaked.
	9:45pm bobob plasticland: Great Segway!!!!!
	9:45pm bobobob plasticland: kipkipkip
	9:45pm Julie: thanks bobob!
	9:45pm Blissland: what's a field hippie?
	♥ 9:46pm Alex from Media: ↳ Blissland @9:45 I was thinking kind of like field onions. popping up on everybodys lawn
	9:46pm bobobobob fabtriplasticlanddrummr: you ain't foolin Julie!!
	9:47pm Dean: I've spent very little time with any Who albums. I grew up with the music, of course, but for various reasons I declined to home in on The Who. I listened to Tommy--thank you, high school library!--in the '70s. But mostly they weren't on my radar. And yet...
	9:47pm Blissland: ↳ Alex from Media @9:46 I don't think I'd like that
	♥ 9:48pm Discotech Underground: ↳ bobobob plasticland @9:45 Whazzup, bobobob!
	♥ 9:48pm Alex from Media: ↳ Song: "Appearance Is Everything, Style Is A Way Of Livin... I like how ultra this is.
	9:48pm Dean: I'm a fan of "Eminence Front." Not bad, but not core Who.
	♥ 9:49pm Discotech Underground: "Live At Leeds" is still a MF'er!
	9:50pm Blissland: Too bad Moonie died a year before I got to see the Who
	9:51pm Blissland: This 2nd set is kind of like a 3rd set
	9:53pm Dean: Yes, Live at Leeds. Thank you, Julie, for urging me to pick up the Donovan box of early albums. Whew. A doozy.
	9:54pm Dean: Too bad Keith Moon died, period.
	♥ 9:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Julie and dark watchers!
	9:55pm Bobobob: we got some the ideas for our Plasticland band from stuff like this
	♥ 9:55pm Beantown Doug: I saw the Who in December, '75.
	9:55pm Julie: hiya Ken!
	9:56pm Blissland: ↳ Beantown Doug @9:55 It's good you got to see the original lineup
	9:56pm Dean: For a second I thought this was something from Wonderwall Music.
	9:56pm bobob: Julie and the Sitar.nice
	9:57pm Blissland: I was gonna say, the only thing missing is a SITARRR
	♥ 9:57pm Julie P.: ↳ Song: "Love You To" by "The Beatles" Okay, mostly been listening but I just have to hop in here and give a SITARRR!!! shoutout!
	9:58pm Julie: yay for sitar!
	♥ 9:58pm Julie P.: ↳ Blissland @9:57 Blissland - you must have been reading my mind! LOL
	9:58pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "Love You To" by "The Beatles" How much leverage must the boys have had to get this track put on the album?
	9:58pm Blissland: ↳ Julie P. @9:58 I just know how much you love sitars
	9:59pm bobob: wasn't The Fool also into clothes somehow??
	♥ 9:59pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Blissland @9:56 I remember Pink Floyd's Welcome to the Machine was playing before the band hit the stage.
	9:59pm Blissland: ↳ Beantown Doug @9:59 where was that?
	♥ 10:00pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Blissland @9:59 Springfield, MA
	♥ 10:00pm Alex from Media: ↳ Song: "No One Will Ever Know" by "The Fool" warming up to this somehow.
	10:00pm Julie: ↳ Song: "Love You To" by "The Beatles" check out this splattered vinyl 7" of Love You To www.discogs.com...
	♥ 10:00pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "No One Will Ever Know" by "The Fool" This is nice.
	10:00pm Julie: ↳ bobob @9:59 yes they made the Beatles outfits IIRC
	10:01pm Blissland: ↳ Beantown Doug @10:00 I saw them at msg. Also where I saw my first proper concert, the original Black Sabbath
	♥ 10:01pm Yvang: ↳ Julie @10:00 From Pakistan!
	♥ 10:02pm Discotech Underground: ↳ Song: "Poverty Train" by "Laura Nyro" Love this!
	10:02pm Scobot: Hiya, Julie. Always a pleasure to hear your selections. I can’t recall if you’ve ever played “Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy.” Honestly, one of my favorites.
	10:02pm Julie: I don't think I've ever seen splattered vinyl that old
	🦇 ♥ 10:02pm Hunterian: ↳ Julie @10:00 WOW
	10:03pm Julie: Hi Scobot! I have!
	10:03pm bobob: I'm surprised Nina Simone and L Nyro didn't do any shows together..or did they??
	10:04pm Julie: oh that would've been wonderful
	10:05pm Blissland: I think Laura could have had more success as a performer if she was comfortable with it. At least she had a good career as a writer and recording artist
	10:07pm Erik abides VT: ↳ Song: "Poverty Train" by "Laura Nyro" This is such a unique album (& her entire career!). My partner is currently reading her biography book (2002?). What I have heard of it sounds worthy of exploration.
	10:07pm Julie: hi Erik!
	10:09pm Blissland: that sounds like it might be the Beatles
	♥ 10:09pm Black Dog: ↳ Song: "Within You Without You (instrumental)" by "The Be... Tabla!
	♥ 10:10pm pot8o: ↳ Song: "Tangier" by "Donovan" excellent album, get thy bearings is my favorite track, shame afaik he never played it live
	10:14pm Blissland: I liked the Quadrophenia movie
	10:15pm Blissland: If you know anyone who pays $3,000 for an album, please refer them to me
	10:15pm hunterfelt: From what I recall, Joe Byrd & The Field Hippies were made up of at least some of the same folks that previously been in the United States Of America.
	10:16pm bobob: Elton sounds a lil bit like Jobriath on this song
	♥ 10:18pm Alex from Media: Bedtime. Thanks for the show. And thanks for the Tim Buckley homework Julie, hunterfelt and Blackdog.
	♥ 10:18pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "The Cage (demo version)" by "Elton John" Margo Guryan and her husband David, both now deceased, had a lot to do with bringing Elton to America for his debut appearance at the Troubadour.
	10:18pm Julie: goodnight Alex, enjoy!
	10:19pm Julie: ↳ Beantown Doug @10:18 I had no idea. Hadn't heard that.
	♥ 10:21pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Julie @10:19 Margo was active on Facebook, and I exchanged some e-mail with her. She said the worst thing that ever happened to Harry Nilsson was meeting the Beatles. He was a completely different person, totally full of himself, after that encounter.
	10:22pm Blissland: ↳ Beantown Doug @10:21 that's interesting
	10:23pm Blissland: Nilsson always seemed self-effacing
	10:24pm Erik abides VT: The film Quadrophenia 1979 / The Who Quadrophenia 1973. (¿didn’t the film have its own different soundtrack?). I love & or appreciate most of The Who catalog up to say 1975 - beyond that it gets trickier. Imo, listening to the entire Quadrophenia on remastered 2xCDs was a revelation. It’s my fave, followed closely but “Sell-Out” (1967)
	♥ 10:24pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Blissland @10:23 He didn't want to make live appearances, which was something he had in common with Margo.
	10:25pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Tales Of Brave Ulysses" by "Rotary Connection" Maya Rudolph's mother herself, Minnie Riperton on backing vocals here.
	♥ 10:27pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Erik abides VT @10:24 Sell Out is my favorite behind Who's Next. The 2009 remaster sounds much better than the 1995 CD. I happen to have a short comparison prepared at this link. dograt.com...
	10:28pm Blissland: ↳ Beantown Doug @10:27 Those are my 2 favorites as well. I prefer the original cd masters to the revisions
	10:28pm Julie: sell out is my favorite too, though after a couple times the silly ads get old
	10:29pm Blissland: I really love the song Pete sings called I Can't Reach You
	10:30pm Julie: I doubt I need to tell anyone my favorite on that album
	10:30pm hunterfelt: ↳ Blissland @10:29 This is my favorite Who song!
	10:30pm Blissland: ↳ hunterfelt @10:30 it's a good one for sure
	♥ 10:34pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "What Would The Children Think?" by "Rick Springfi... Almost thought it was Emitt Rhodes.
	♥ 10:38pm Midge: ↳ Song: "What Would The Children Think?" by "Rick Springfi... frinkiac.com...
	10:39pm northguineahills: I'm here, I'm here, I'm here! flops on the couch
	10:39pm Julie: hiya NGH!
	🦇 ♥ 10:39pm Hunterian: ↳ Song: "Long John Silver" by "Jefferson Airplane" One of my favorite album covers of all time
	10:39pm Blissland: ↳ northguineahills @10:39 make yourself at home, why don't you
	10:40pm northguineahills: ↳ Midge @10:38 perfect!
	10:41pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Long John Silver" by "Jefferson Airplane" ok, how have i never have heard this album before? (seriously, i thought I heard everything from their debut to their starship years)
	10:41pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Long John Silver" by "Jefferson Airplane" Grace sounds like she's on a completely different continent than the rest of the band. This mix is wild.
	10:42pm Blissland: not the best vocal ever
	10:44pm Blissland: This 3rd set is also very much like a 3rd set
	10:45pm Julie: ↳ Blissland @10:44 I think tonight's show is mostly 3rd set
	10:45pm Blissland: ↳ Julie @10:45 Yes I think so
	♥ 10:46pm Julie P.: Sitar is ALWAYS good!
	♥ 10:47pm Black Dog: Jul, you drove me to my drums! I was going to go to bed early!
	10:50pm asheville jon: Julie! Birds!
	10:51pm Dean: Tessitura is the word for a singer's range. Coloratura is a style of singing, usually a soprano, but not tied to range.
	10:51pm northguineahills: julie, i hope your recovery is going well. thinking of you!
	10:52pm Blissland: my tessitura is not what it used to be
	10:52pm Julie: thanks NGH! I actually left the apt a few times last few days so definitely getting there
	♥ 10:52pm egould: I heards some birds. Hi Julie.
	10:52pm Blissland: more SITARRR
	10:53pm Julie: whistle register is what it's called. Minnie and Mariah.
	10:53pm Julie: hi jon and egould!
	10:55pm Blissland: that's such a nice pre-delay on the reverb
	10:56pm Dean: "Whistle register," nice! Also dubbed "flageolet register," and I was just a couple days ago thinking about flageolets, the beans and the musical instrument.
	10:57pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "She Was Born To Be My Unicorn" by "Tyrannosaurus ... We need to get the furries into early Marc Bolan.
	10:58pm Julie: ↳ hunterfelt @10:57 hahahaha yes!
	11:01pm Dean: Young Flowers vaguely brings to mind Epitaph, a German band with a similar blues-inflected sound.
	11:04pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @10:52 actually had a wfmu friend get back from tour and dragged me out of my apt for the first time (outside of work) in 3 weeks. I forgot what interacting w/ good people in person was like (that and being ill, the last month, and missing my mom's service).
	11:06pm Blissland: ↳ northguineahills @11:04 You missed your mother's funeral?
	11:07pm Blissland: I haven't interacted with anyone socially literally in months, good people not for some years
	11:08pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: "Nefertiti" by "France Gall" Anne Baxter played her in "The Ten Commandments", right?
	11:09pm Julie: hi David! and yes
	11:09pm Dean: Mod Squad
	♥ 11:10pm Beantown Doug: I couldn't watch Mod Squad with my mother around. She knew Dave "Tige" Andrews from acting school, and she'd laugh at his toupee.
	11:10pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "I Just Wasn't Made for These Times" by "Peggy Lip... I love Lipton's songs because they 100% sound exactly like what her Twin Peaks character would sound like if she were given musical numbers.
	11:11pm Julie: ↳ Beantown Doug @11:10 oh that's so funny
	11:11pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: "Love You To" by "The Beatles" The beginning was used in the "Yellow Submarine" movie, though not featured on the soundtrack album.
	11:11pm Julie: I don't think Mod Squad is even streaming anywhere, is it?
	11:11pm northguineahills: ↳ Blissland @11:06 yeah, i had to deal w/ someone i went on date w/ that was suicidal. never had relations. i gave her my master bedroom, and i slept on the couch.. she kept on taking my money, food, alcohol. she wouldn't let me sleep, cooking at 3 am, or just waking me up. then she threatened my life if I didn't give her $100. so, i called the police. probably why i got ill, and i still went to work.
	11:12pm Julie: ↳ northguineahills @11:11 HOLY CRAP
	♥ 11:12pm Gaylord Fields: ↳ Julie @11:11 It's on MeTV Plus, for those people who still have either antennas or basic cable.
	11:13pm Blissland: ↳ northguineahills @11:11 damn ... but the worst of that is you missed your mother's funeral.
	11:13pm still b/p: "Queen Nefertari—not to be confused with Nefertiti, the powerful queen who ruled alongside her husband, King Akhenaten, in the mid-14th century B.C.—was the first and favored wife of Ramses II, the warrior pharaoh who reigned from 1290 to 1224 B.C., during the early 19th dynasty." Called Nefretiri in The Ten Commandments, 1956.
	11:13pm Roberto: ↳ northguineahills @11:11 BRUH
	11:13pm Julie: ↳ Gaylord Fields @11:12 oooh thanks! I'll have to check it out
	11:13pm Blissland: ↳ northguineahills @11:11 maybe you need to be more reserved with strangers
	11:14pm Julie: the music they played at the end of mod squad was always so sad
	11:14pm Dean: I simply don't have time to watch TV or movies, which is fine, because I'm fond of neither. But Get Smart might entice me...
	11:15pm WLSClark: Julie, sorry cant listen tonight, but see you are playing some great stuff.
	11:16pm still b/p: Only a few vague recollections of Mod Squad scenes lasted in mind, but that show open sequence and music...brain says, "Oh, yeah, got it RIGHT here!"
	11:16pm WLSClark: Gotta say that as a kid, like Midge, loved Rick's "What Would the Children Think" but doubt I knew what it was about then. haha
	11:17pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: "Long John Silver" by "Jefferson Airplane" To this day, I've neither purchased nor heard the post-Balin JA albums. The same goes with the post-Holly Crickets albums, the post-Morrison Doors albums, the post-Garvey Buzzcocks albums and the post-Shatter Flipper albums.
	11:17pm Blissland: they should have punched in the bass there
	11:18pm Dean: For me, it's the post-Sutcliffe Beatles albums.
	♥ 11:18pm Midge: ↳ Song: "(Ballad of) The Hip Death Goddess" by "Ultimate S... Ha! I was wondering why tonight's show title sounded familiar. I have a FMU premium from many years ago that had this badass song
	11:18pm Julie: hi WLSClark! there's always the archive! Hi still b/p
	11:21pm northguineahills: ↳ Blissland @11:13 i've had strangers stay on my couch for a few days, and even one for a month. no problem. this one came from serious money. found the PI looking for her, as well as the Philly detective assigned to her missing persons report. she was 35, well-read in literature and philosophy, and had decent tastes in music. took advantage of me during my grief. i only allow wfmu vetted people near me now (like my friend, who stuck up a conversation w/ me b/c of my wfmu shirt, and deduced who i was from the comments b/c i was from florida and played w/ a mutual friend (this friend has played on wfmu). wfmu, has never steered me wrong.
	11:21pm Blissland: ↳ northguineahills @11:11 Anyway I'm sorry to hear that. I hope you have less drama now
	11:23pm Blissland: ↳ northguineahills @11:21 that makes sense
	11:24pm northguineahills: oh, and said " houseguest" flooded my bathroom, which flooded my landlord's apt below, and destroyed his printer, so, now he wants me to handover $400 for that.
	11:24pm northguineahills: ↳ Blissland @11:21 thanks.
	11:24pm Blissland: Ironically, some of the best people I ever knew, I met because of aol, and the worst people I've known, and I've known many just plain bad people, I met initially in person
	11:25pm Blissland: ↳ northguineahills @11:24 some people are just toxic. A lot of people
	11:25pm David Shortell: ↳ Julie @11:11 I've borrowed it on DVD from the Ocean County Library if that's any help.
	11:25pm Blissland: Psychic vampires, sociopaths, malignant narcissists. They're all over
	♥ 11:26pm Gaylord Fields: ↳ David Shortell @11:17 There are some real gems on the post-Buddy Holly Crickets albums. The absolutely superb Sonny Curtis was the group's main songwriter.
	11:26pm northguineahills: ↳ Blissland @11:24 i've met many great people via wfmu IRL. heck, i met some cool people via music message boards when i was in uni.
	11:26pm Frank Talk About Humans: Pleasant surprise to tune in and hear Julie tonight
	11:27pm Blissland: ↳ northguineahills @11:26 I have yet to meet anyone through wfmu, I guess only because I haven't been using the wfmu comments boards for more than a year or 2
	11:28pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: "I Just Wasn't Made for These Times" by "Peggy Lip... Peggy went to high school with Aline Kominsky, the deceased wife of Robert Crumb who was known as the "Yoko Ono of underground comix".
	11:28pm Julie: hi Frank!
	11:28pm Blissland: but I've been a listener since before the internet
	11:29pm David Shortell: ↳ Gaylord Fields @11:26 Yes, I did hear "I Fought the Law".
	♥ 11:30pm Beantown Doug: ↳ David Shortell @11:28 Crumb's been living in France for a long time -- 30 years!
	11:31pm Dean: I have met folks via the WFMU comments, but also via email. Many years ago, early '90s, I met over email a librarian from Zimbabwe, who as a result visited my library in Southern California on a tour of California libraries I'd helped him arrange. Happy, productive episodes like these convinced me that the 'net could be a positive force, but the cost, I think, is excessive.
	♥ 11:31pm Midge: Gotta go, thanks Julie! Glad to hear your recovery is coming along.
	♥ 11:31pm Gaylord Fields: ↳ Song: "These Days" by "Nico" Jackson Browne peaked at 16!
	11:32pm Dean: Indeed, he did.
	11:32pm Julie: see ya Midge!
	11:32pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "These Days" by "Nico" This really is a perfect recording.
	11:33pm Julie: ↳ Gaylord Fields @11:31 we had this conversation last tuesday when I played tammy's version
	11:33pm Dean: I'll repeat: Iain Matthews' cover of "These Days" is sublime.
	♥ 11:33pm Gaylord Fields: ↳ Julie @11:33 Haha — great minds, etc. And jeez, Tammy, stop being brilliant!
	11:34pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: "These Days" by "Nico" Nico impersonator Tammy Faye Starlite was on Joe Belock's show last week: wfmu.org...
	11:34pm northguineahills: ↳ Dean @11:31 yeah, i met a lot of nice people via the rave, noise, and other music scenes via message boards when i was 17-19 online. (by the time i was 20, i had an email network in place) places to stay on road trips when going to shows, etc.
	11:35pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Day Is Done" by "Nick Drake" faved on irene's show last year....
	♥ 11:37pm egould: ↳ Song: "Day Is Done" by "Nick Drake" That was dramatic.
	11:37pm northguineahills: i need to clean before bed, if i don't get back to the keyboard, thanks julie. hope to see you in the morrow.
	11:37pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Refuge" by "Heaven & Earth" i believe i've only read about this group.....
	11:38pm Blissland: ↳ northguineahills @11:37 pleasant dreams
	11:39pm Julie: night NGH!
	11:40pm Blissland: wow this is out there
	11:41pm Blissland: somehow brings to mind Suicide. But years earlier
	♥ 11:42pm Beantown Doug: I've been on the Internet from home for 30 years, using a UNIX Shell interface mostly at first because of painfully slow modem speeds. Trolls back then were called Flamers. Technical professionals -- serious guys with major chops -- were available, having been the earliest of Net users. But as the rabble got online, and abuse began to be done, the guys who had been helpful to me and others with technology jobs began to disappear. One exchange I remember had somebody flame another for being an idiot who knew nothing about a particular program design. Not knowing the guy he insulted was the creator of the program.
	11:42pm hunterfelt: ↳ Blissland @11:40 Silver Apples were one of the earliest electronic acts. Their first two albums are glorious.
	11:43pm Blissland: ↳ hunterfelt @11:42 I wish I could afford copies of everything interesting
	11:43pm Julie: ↳ hunterfelt @11:42 I think you would like my other show wfmu.org...
	11:45pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @11:43 I listened to the Devil's Night episode of this that you posted recently!
	11:45pm Julie: that was a fun one!
	11:46pm Dean: I am less inclined, Beantown Doug, than you to ascribe the decline of civility to the net. Give or take, most of us are "the rabble." We have always been hyper-critical and misguided. For me, the 'net has entailed an enormous expense of my time and energy not worth the benefit. The Zimbabwe example is an exception.
	11:48pm Roberto: I never had a real job until I got into web dev, so I spoze not a total waste in my case.
	♥ 11:50pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Dean @11:46 I'll be honest. You're already doing what shouldn't be done online, by mischaracterizing what I said. What I said was, technical professionals left the Net because they were experiencing abuse they hadn't encountered before it was opened up.
	♥ 11:51pm Black Dog: Good night, Julie! You brightened up my night! Goodnight, Dark Nights and Planeteers everywhere!
	11:52pm Julie: night Black Dog! thanks for listening!
	♥ 11:53pm Beantown Doug: Thanks, Julie!
	11:53pm Dean: As always, great show, Julie.
	11:53pm still b/p: Great tracks for end of the night. Thanks.
	11:54pm Julie: thanks so much you guys!!
	♥ 11:54pm Gaylord Fields: Thank you, Julie! <3
	11:55pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: "Desdemona" by "Marsha Hunt" I first knew of Marsha from "Britannia Hospital", the 3rd of Lindsay Anderson's Mick Travis movies. Then in the 90's, I saw a newspaper picture of her and Mick Jagger attending their daughter's graduation from Yale.
	11:55pm hunterfelt: And some lovely Can to end the evening! What a wonderful show! Thanks for the music Julie and thanks for the company everyone!
	11:55pm Julie: ↳ David Shortell @11:55 Oh i haven't seen that in ages. I didn't know she was in it!
	♥ 11:56pm Julie P.: Most enjoyable tonight, my fellow Julie! Your feathered assistants added an extra touch of panache to the evening. Everyone take care and have a great week!
	11:56pm Julie: I got one more...going a couple minutes over
	11:56pm Blissland: ↳ Julie P. @11:56 pleasant dreams
	11:57pm bobob plasticland: You did an Eggscellant job filling in Lil Julie!!!!
	♥ 11:57pm Julie P.: ↳ Blissland @11:56 Blissland - to you as well!
	11:57pm Julie: thanks bobob!
	11:57pm Blissland: I don't remember the Can Soundtracks album
	11:59pm asheville jon: Thanks Julie!
	♥ 11:59pm PMD: darn! Arrived too late!
	♥ 11:59pm bleubombersune: Mlle Julie 2nites music-absolutely superb. Thank You--All stay safe and be well
	12:00am bobob: we did a cover of Cans" lil star of Bethlehem" on our Spin off group Fabulon Triptometer..padded lounge ..yours truly on Drums and lead vocals
	12:00am Roberto: Hear ya tomorrow, Joolz!
	♥ 12:01am pot8o: thanks julie! have a great week everyone!
	♥ 12:01am Yvang: Thanks Julie! That was eclectically bananian with soul.
	🦇 ♥ 12:01am Hunterian: Fantastic show, Julie!
	♥ 12:02am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks and good night, Julie!
	12:02am Blissland: ↳ Julie @11:54 Thanks for all the lovely tunes
	12:02am Dean: Had this Bowie on 8-track way back when.
	♥ 12:03am Ken From Hyde Park: "Stay tuned for Wake 'n' Bake with Clay Pigeon!"
	♥ 12:03am Yvang: This track usually opens Wake and Bake on tuesdays.
	12:03am Julie: HA! I had no idea
	12:04am Julie: I avoid 6am whenever possible
	12:04am Blissland: I generally like to be asleep before 6 a.m.
	♥ 12:04am Yvang: ↳ Julie @12:04 It’s 6 am now where I am!

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from April 1, 2024

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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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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Shocking Blue	Send Me A Postcard "Send Me A Postcard" by "Shocking Blue"	At Home	Pink Elephant	1970	single from 1968	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Q65	I Despise You "I Despise You" by "Q65"	Revival	Decca	1997	single from 1966	0:03:51 (Pop-up)
Glass Prism	The Conqueror Worm "The Conqueror Worm" by "Glass Prism"	Poe Through The Glass Prism	RCA Victor	1969		0:06:40 (Pop-up)
Simon & Garfunkel	Hazy Shade of Winter	Bookends	Columbia	1968	single from 1966	0:09:48 (Pop-up)
The Velvet Underground	Run Run Run	The Velvet Underground & Nico	Verve Records	1966		0:12:06 (Pop-up)
France Gall	Nefertiti "Nefertiti" by "France Gall"	1968	Philips	1968		0:16:24 (Pop-up)
Tim Buckley	Song of the Magician "Song of the Magician" by "Tim Buckley"	Tim Buckley	Elektra	1966		0:19:02 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Apples and Oranges "Apples and Oranges" by "Pink Floyd"	The Early Singles	Columbia	1992		0:21:52 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Animal Farm (Mono) "Animal Farm (Mono)" by "The Kinks"	The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society (deluxe box set)	Sanctuary Records	2011	from 1969	0:24:49 (Pop-up)
The Insect Trust	Fun City "Fun City" by "The Insect Trust"	The Insect Trust	Capitol Records	1968		0:27:48 (Pop-up)
Diana Ross & The Supremes	Reflections	Reflections	Motown	1968		0:32:54 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Backing Tracks	Substitute (instrumental)					0:35:32 (Pop-up)
The Who	The Real Me "The Real Me" by "The Who"	Quadrophenia	Track Record	1973		0:41:17 (Pop-up)
Joe Byrd and The Field Hippies	You Can't Ever Come Down	The American Metaphysical Circus	Columbia Masterworks	1969		0:44:42 (Pop-up)
The Human Beast	Appearance Is Everything, Style Is A Way Of Living	Volume One	Decca	1970		0:47:50 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Tangier "Tangier" by "Donovan"	The Hurdy Gurdy Man	Epic	1968		0:52:11 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	Love You To "Love You To" by "The Beatles"	Revolver	Parlophone	1966		0:56:35 (Pop-up)
The Fool	No One Will Ever Know "No One Will Ever Know" by "The Fool"	The Fool	Mercury	1968		0:59:13 (Pop-up)
Laura Nyro	Poverty Train "Poverty Train" by "Laura Nyro"	Eli And The Thirteenth Confession	Columbia	1968		1:01:58 (Pop-up)
6 Feet Under	What Would You Do? "What Would You Do?" by "6 Feet Under"	In Retrospect 1969-1970	Arf Arf	1998		1:06:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Beatles	Within You Without You (instrumental)					1:09:48 (Pop-up)
Elton John	The Cage (demo version)	Elton John (Deluxe)	The Rocket Record Company	2008		1:16:05 (Pop-up)
The Beach Boys	That's Not Me "That's Not Me" by "The Beach Boys"	Pet Sounds	Capitol Records	1966		1:19:14 (Pop-up)
The Yardbirds	Only The Black Rose	Little Games	Epic	1967		1:22:06 (Pop-up)
Rotary Connection	Tales Of Brave Ulysses	Songs	Cadet Concept	1969		1:24:32 (Pop-up)
The Moody Blues	Dr. Livingstone, I Presume	Live at the BBC 1967-1970	Deram	2007		1:29:01 (Pop-up)
Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera	Air "Air" by "Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera"	Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera	Epic	1968		1:32:01 (Pop-up)
Rick Springfield	What Would The Children Think?	Beginnings	Capitol Records	1972		1:35:07 (Pop-up)
Jefferson Airplane	Long John Silver	Long John Silver	Grunt	1972		1:38:35 (Pop-up)
Circus 2000	Try To Live "Try To Live" by "Circus 2000"	Circus 2000	Rifi	1970		1:43:22 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Moody Blues	Visions of Paradise (Instrumental version)					1:46:33 (Pop-up)
Paul Messis & Jessica Winter	Sunflower	Sunflower b/w As Nightmares Turn To Dreams	State Records	2012		1:52:37 (Pop-up)
Tyrannosaurus Rex	She Was Born To Be My Unicorn	Unicorn	Regal Zonophone	1969		1:56:35 (Pop-up)
Young Flowers	Down Along The Cove Stk. 5	Blomsterpistolen	Sonet	1968		1:59:09 (Pop-up)
The Doors	Jazzy Maggie McGill "Jazzy Maggie McGill" by "The Doors"	Backstage And Dangerous: The Private Rehearsal	Bright Midnight Records	2002		2:03:10 (Pop-up)
Sage and Seer	I've Cried "I've Cried" by "Sage and Seer"	Sage and Seer	Stylist	1969		2:07:47 (Pop-up)
Peggy Lipton	I Just Wasn't Made for These Times	The Complete Ode Recordings	Real Gone Music	2014		2:09:44 (Pop-up)
Ray Brown	Tuesday Afternoon "Tuesday Afternoon" by "Ray Brown"	Just Ray Brown	Capitol Records	1969		2:13:33 (Pop-up)
Ultimate Spinach	(Ballad of) The Hip Death Goddess	Ultimate Spinach	MGM Records	1968		2:16:55 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: London Symphony Orchestra	She's A Rainbow (instrumental)					2:24:35 (Pop-up)
Picadilly Line	No One Else Can See	The Huge World Of Emily Small (reissue)	Grapefruit Records	2009	from 1967	2:29:15 (Pop-up)
Nico	These Days "These Days" by "Nico"	Chelsea Girl	Verve Records	1967		2:31:56 (Pop-up)
Nick Drake	Day Is Done "Day Is Done" by "Nick Drake"	Five Leaves Left	Island Records	1969		2:35:21 (Pop-up)
Heaven & Earth	Refuge "Refuge" by "Heaven & Earth"	Refuge	Ovation Records	1973		2:37:45 (Pop-up)
Silver Apples	Water "Water" by "Silver Apples"	Contact	Kapp Records	1969		2:40:19 (Pop-up)
Barbara Keith	All Along The Watchtower	Barbara Keith	Reprise Records	1973		2:44:32 (Pop-up)
The Open Mind	My Mind Cries "My Mind Cries" by "The Open Mind"	The Open Mind	Philips	1969		2:47:35 (Pop-up)
Marsha Hunt	Desdemona "Desdemona" by "Marsha Hunt"	Woman Child	Track Record	1971	single from 1969, Bolan cover	2:50:43 (Pop-up)
Markley	Next Plane To The Sun "Next Plane To The Sun" by "Markley"	Markley, A Group	Forward Records	1969	last album by The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band	2:53:48 (Pop-up)
Can	Tango Whiskeyman "Tango Whiskeyman" by "Can"	Soundtracks	Liberty	1970		2:55:56 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Syd Barrett	Gigolo Aunt (loop) "Gigolo Aunt (loop)" by "Syd Barrett"					3:02:54 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Love You Till Tuesday (Mono)	David Bowie (Deluxe)	Deram	2010	from 1967	3:02:39 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:59pm djnogoodnick: Clockwork timing!
	9:00pm Julie: lucky!
	9:01pm Blissland: good evening
	♥ 9:01pm Alex from Media: Dropping in for some darkness.
	9:02pm Julie: hiya Bliss & Alex!
	♥ 9:02pm Yvang: Hi Julie and souls! It’s really dark today!
	9:02pm Blissland: That looks like Caroline Munro. She can suck my blood any day
	♥ 9:02pm Dan S: Hi Julie! So, Dark Night of the Soul is actually starting after dark this evening! What a concept!
	9:02pm Roberto: WOOooo BIG PLANET JULIE
	9:02pm Julie: hiya Yvang! Yes! Fun to do a night show.
	9:02pm Julie: ↳ Blissland @9:02 it is! dracula 1972 AD
	9:03pm Julie: hiya Dan and Roberto!
	9:03pm Blissland: ↳ Julie @9:02 I love that picture. I like all the Hammer pictures
	9:05pm MFO: Hi Julie and Soul Friends!!!
	9:05pm hunterfelt: Hey all. I just said to Science Teacher Roommate that I was going to listen to my friend's radio program and she was like, "Oh time for the Bird Show?"
	9:06pm Julie: hi MFO! Hi Hunterfelt! Yep the bird show
	♥ 9:06pm pot8o: hi everyone!
	9:06pm Julie: hi pot80!
	♥ 9:07pm Dan S: ↳ Julie @9:06 We'll get to hear whether the birds sound different at night.
	♥ 9:08pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Hi, Julie!
	9:08pm Julie: once it gets past their usual bedtime they'll probably get LOUD
	♥ 9:09pm Midge: It's a groovy Monday with Julie! Hello all!
	♥ 9:09pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Hazy Shade of Winter" by "Simon & Garfunkel" Out of season, but a great song.
	9:09pm Julie: hiay SMS! Hey Midge!
	♥ 9:09pm Julie P.: ↳ Song: "Hazy Shade of Winter" by "Simon & Garfunkel" Happy Monday, everyone! I'm digging this fave S&G track!
	9:10pm Julie: Hi Julie P!
	♥ 9:10pm Alex from Media: ↳ Song: "Hazy Shade of Winter" by "Simon & Garfunkel" even then Paul Simon brought some latin flair.
	♥ 9:11pm Black Dog: Hey, Julie! Always love it when you sub for BPN! Different, but familiar!
	9:14pm Julie: hiya Black Dog!
	♥ 9:14pm Midge: ↳ Blissland @9:02 Thank you! Her name was escaping me. Hammer rules!
	♥ 9:15pm bleubombersune: Mlle Julie hopping on late good evening
	9:15pm Blissland: ↳ Midge @9:14 Is that a photo from the Wicker Man?
	♥ 9:17pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "Nefertiti" by "France Gall" France Gall, the 1965 Eurovision Song Contest winner.
	9:17pm Blissland: The Wicker Man is another one of my favorites
	♥ 9:17pm Gaylord Fields: Hi, Julie! <3
	9:18pm Julie: hi bleu! Hi beantown Doug! Hello Gaylord!!
	9:18pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Song of the Magician" by "Tim Buckley" TIM BUCKLEY! The man with the magic voice.
	♥ 9:19pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Song of the Magician" by "Tim Buckley" Tim Buckley had such a great and distinctive voice and singing style.
	♥ 9:19pm Black Dog: ↳ Song: "Song of the Magician" by "Tim Buckley" TB!
	♥ 9:20pm Alex from Media: ↳ Song: "Song of the Magician" by "Tim Buckley" This couldn't be the same Tim Bickley what did "Get on Top"?
	♥ 9:21pm Midge: ↳ Blissland @9:15 Yes! I mentioned on the chatboard the other day that The Wicker Man needs to be re-released/restored.
	9:21pm Blissland: ↳ Midge @9:21 that's a really good picture too
	9:22pm Julie: as far as I know there was only one Tim Buckley
	9:22pm Blissland: " oh, Jesus Christ! "
	♥ 9:23pm Alex from Media: ↳ Julie @9:22 He really evolved if so.
	9:23pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Apples and Oranges" by "Pink Floyd" This always felt like Syd Barrett doing a Brian Wilson "Smile" type thing. Or maybe they were just taking the same type of acid.
	9:24pm Julie: ↳ Alex from Media @9:23 check out his Lorca album
	9:24pm Dean: A year later comes "Lola." You can hear it.
	9:25pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "Animal Farm (Mono)" by "The Kinks" Wait a minute, Bad Animals ended at 9!
	9:25pm Julie: hi Dean!
	♥ 9:25pm Discotech Underground: Hey Julie! Hey fellow Dark Nighters!
	9:25pm hunterfelt: ↳ Alex from Media @9:23 If you've never given "Starsailor" a spin, it's an epic.
	9:26pm Julie: hiya Kip!
	♥ 9:28pm Black Dog: ↳ Alex from Media @9:23 The same - he had a "Sex Funk" - period.
	9:28pm Blissland: my whole life has been a dark night of the soul
	♥ 9:28pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Discotech Underground @9:25 Hi Kip!
	♥ 9:29pm Alex from Media: ↳ hunterfelt @9:25 Just gave it a quick perusal. We're gonna need a bigger joint.
	♥ 9:31pm Gaylord Fields: Hello, all you Dark Knights and Dark Damsels!
	9:32pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "Reflections" by "Diana Ross & The Supremes" China Beach, anyone?
	♥ 9:32pm Gaylord Fields: ↳ Song: "Reflections" by "Diana Ross & The Supremes" Now, that is what I call a SEGUE, folks!
	9:32pm hunterfelt: ↳ Alex from Media @9:29 It's definitely one of the more out there albums of the era, I think. And the era was pretty out there.
	♥ 9:33pm Alex from Media: ↳ Gaylord Fields @9:32 Beat me to saying it. Played beautifully in the headphones.
	♥ 9:33pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "Reflections" by "Diana Ross & The Supremes" A single that came through loud and clear on AM Top 40 radio.
	🦇 ♥ 9:33pm Hunterian: ↳ Gaylord Fields @9:32 I couldn't agree more—that was a Hall of Fame segue!
	9:34pm Julie: hi Hunterian! and thank you so much you guys!
	9:35pm Blissland: That sounds like a karaoke version
	9:38pm Dean: The sound of one wing flapping
	♥ 9:38pm Discotech Underground: ↳ Beantown Doug @9:28 What's up, Beantown!
	9:38pm Dean: Do you read them birdtime stories?
	9:40pm Blissland: the real Who
	9:41pm Dean: Holy shit, this is so good.
	9:42pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "The Real Me" by "The Who" The Ox on lead bass!
	♥ 9:43pm Discotech Underground: ↳ Song: "The Real Me" by "The Who" From Quadrophenia, the only Who album I have never spent any serious time with. I'm not sure why, it just never happened.
	♥ 9:43pm Dan S: Julie, like your birds, I usually go to bed around 10 PM. So I'll be signing off soon. Enjoy the whole show, all you late night souls! I should be back tomorrow to catch the regular time slot for Dark Night. Mid-afternoon, of course. :)
	♥ 9:44pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Discotech Underground @9:43 I spent time with it, but not repeatedly, as with other Who projects. Who By Numbers was where I realized they'd peaked.
	9:45pm bobob plasticland: Great Segway!!!!!
	9:45pm bobobob plasticland: kipkipkip
	9:45pm Julie: thanks bobob!
	9:45pm Blissland: what's a field hippie?
	♥ 9:46pm Alex from Media: ↳ Blissland @9:45 I was thinking kind of like field onions. popping up on everybodys lawn
	9:46pm bobobobob fabtriplasticlanddrummr: you ain't foolin Julie!!
	9:47pm Dean: I've spent very little time with any Who albums. I grew up with the music, of course, but for various reasons I declined to home in on The Who. I listened to Tommy--thank you, high school library!--in the '70s. But mostly they weren't on my radar. And yet...
	9:47pm Blissland: ↳ Alex from Media @9:46 I don't think I'd like that
	♥ 9:48pm Discotech Underground: ↳ bobobob plasticland @9:45 Whazzup, bobobob!
	♥ 9:48pm Alex from Media: ↳ Song: "Appearance Is Everything, Style Is A Way Of Livin... I like how ultra this is.
	9:48pm Dean: I'm a fan of "Eminence Front." Not bad, but not core Who.
	♥ 9:49pm Discotech Underground: "Live At Leeds" is still a MF'er!
	9:50pm Blissland: Too bad Moonie died a year before I got to see the Who
	9:51pm Blissland: This 2nd set is kind of like a 3rd set
	9:53pm Dean: Yes, Live at Leeds. Thank you, Julie, for urging me to pick up the Donovan box of early albums. Whew. A doozy.
	9:54pm Dean: Too bad Keith Moon died, period.
	♥ 9:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Julie and dark watchers!
	9:55pm Bobobob: we got some the ideas for our Plasticland band from stuff like this
	♥ 9:55pm Beantown Doug: I saw the Who in December, '75.
	9:55pm Julie: hiya Ken!
	9:56pm Blissland: ↳ Beantown Doug @9:55 It's good you got to see the original lineup
	9:56pm Dean: For a second I thought this was something from Wonderwall Music.
	9:56pm bobob: Julie and the Sitar.nice
	9:57pm Blissland: I was gonna say, the only thing missing is a SITARRR
	♥ 9:57pm Julie P.: ↳ Song: "Love You To" by "The Beatles" Okay, mostly been listening but I just have to hop in here and give a SITARRR!!! shoutout!
	9:58pm Julie: yay for sitar!
	♥ 9:58pm Julie P.: ↳ Blissland @9:57 Blissland - you must have been reading my mind! LOL
	9:58pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "Love You To" by "The Beatles" How much leverage must the boys have had to get this track put on the album?
	9:58pm Blissland: ↳ Julie P. @9:58 I just know how much you love sitars
	9:59pm bobob: wasn't The Fool also into clothes somehow??
	♥ 9:59pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Blissland @9:56 I remember Pink Floyd's Welcome to the Machine was playing before the band hit the stage.
	9:59pm Blissland: ↳ Beantown Doug @9:59 where was that?
	♥ 10:00pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Blissland @9:59 Springfield, MA
	♥ 10:00pm Alex from Media: ↳ Song: "No One Will Ever Know" by "The Fool" warming up to this somehow.
	10:00pm Julie: ↳ Song: "Love You To" by "The Beatles" check out this splattered vinyl 7" of Love You To www.discogs.com...
	♥ 10:00pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "No One Will Ever Know" by "The Fool" This is nice.
	10:00pm Julie: ↳ bobob @9:59 yes they made the Beatles outfits IIRC
	10:01pm Blissland: ↳ Beantown Doug @10:00 I saw them at msg. Also where I saw my first proper concert, the original Black Sabbath
	♥ 10:01pm Yvang: ↳ Julie @10:00 From Pakistan!
	♥ 10:02pm Discotech Underground: ↳ Song: "Poverty Train" by "Laura Nyro" Love this!
	10:02pm Scobot: Hiya, Julie. Always a pleasure to hear your selections. I can’t recall if you’ve ever played “Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy.” Honestly, one of my favorites.
	10:02pm Julie: I don't think I've ever seen splattered vinyl that old
	🦇 ♥ 10:02pm Hunterian: ↳ Julie @10:00 WOW
	10:03pm Julie: Hi Scobot! I have!
	10:03pm bobob: I'm surprised Nina Simone and L Nyro didn't do any shows together..or did they??
	10:04pm Julie: oh that would've been wonderful
	10:05pm Blissland: I think Laura could have had more success as a performer if she was comfortable with it. At least she had a good career as a writer and recording artist
	10:07pm Erik abides VT: ↳ Song: "Poverty Train" by "Laura Nyro" This is such a unique album (& her entire career!). My partner is currently reading her biography book (2002?). What I have heard of it sounds worthy of exploration.
	10:07pm Julie: hi Erik!
	10:09pm Blissland: that sounds like it might be the Beatles
	♥ 10:09pm Black Dog: ↳ Song: "Within You Without You (instrumental)" by "The Be... Tabla!
	♥ 10:10pm pot8o: ↳ Song: "Tangier" by "Donovan" excellent album, get thy bearings is my favorite track, shame afaik he never played it live
	10:14pm Blissland: I liked the Quadrophenia movie
	10:15pm Blissland: If you know anyone who pays $3,000 for an album, please refer them to me
	10:15pm hunterfelt: From what I recall, Joe Byrd & The Field Hippies were made up of at least some of the same folks that previously been in the United States Of America.
	10:16pm bobob: Elton sounds a lil bit like Jobriath on this song
	♥ 10:18pm Alex from Media: Bedtime. Thanks for the show. And thanks for the Tim Buckley homework Julie, hunterfelt and Blackdog.
	♥ 10:18pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "The Cage (demo version)" by "Elton John" Margo Guryan and her husband David, both now deceased, had a lot to do with bringing Elton to America for his debut appearance at the Troubadour.
	10:18pm Julie: goodnight Alex, enjoy!
	10:19pm Julie: ↳ Beantown Doug @10:18 I had no idea. Hadn't heard that.
	♥ 10:21pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Julie @10:19 Margo was active on Facebook, and I exchanged some e-mail with her. She said the worst thing that ever happened to Harry Nilsson was meeting the Beatles. He was a completely different person, totally full of himself, after that encounter.
	10:22pm Blissland: ↳ Beantown Doug @10:21 that's interesting
	10:23pm Blissland: Nilsson always seemed self-effacing
	10:24pm Erik abides VT: The film Quadrophenia 1979 / The Who Quadrophenia 1973. (¿didn’t the film have its own different soundtrack?). I love & or appreciate most of The Who catalog up to say 1975 - beyond that it gets trickier. Imo, listening to the entire Quadrophenia on remastered 2xCDs was a revelation. It’s my fave, followed closely but “Sell-Out” (1967)
	♥ 10:24pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Blissland @10:23 He didn't want to make live appearances, which was something he had in common with Margo.
	10:25pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Tales Of Brave Ulysses" by "Rotary Connection" Maya Rudolph's mother herself, Minnie Riperton on backing vocals here.
	♥ 10:27pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Erik abides VT @10:24 Sell Out is my favorite behind Who's Next. The 2009 remaster sounds much better than the 1995 CD. I happen to have a short comparison prepared at this link. dograt.com...
	10:28pm Blissland: ↳ Beantown Doug @10:27 Those are my 2 favorites as well. I prefer the original cd masters to the revisions
	10:28pm Julie: sell out is my favorite too, though after a couple times the silly ads get old
	10:29pm Blissland: I really love the song Pete sings called I Can't Reach You
	10:30pm Julie: I doubt I need to tell anyone my favorite on that album
	10:30pm hunterfelt: ↳ Blissland @10:29 This is my favorite Who song!
	10:30pm Blissland: ↳ hunterfelt @10:30 it's a good one for sure
	♥ 10:34pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Song: "What Would The Children Think?" by "Rick Springfi... Almost thought it was Emitt Rhodes.
	♥ 10:38pm Midge: ↳ Song: "What Would The Children Think?" by "Rick Springfi... frinkiac.com...
	10:39pm northguineahills: I'm here, I'm here, I'm here! flops on the couch
	10:39pm Julie: hiya NGH!
	🦇 ♥ 10:39pm Hunterian: ↳ Song: "Long John Silver" by "Jefferson Airplane" One of my favorite album covers of all time
	10:39pm Blissland: ↳ northguineahills @10:39 make yourself at home, why don't you
	10:40pm northguineahills: ↳ Midge @10:38 perfect!
	10:41pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Long John Silver" by "Jefferson Airplane" ok, how have i never have heard this album before? (seriously, i thought I heard everything from their debut to their starship years)
	10:41pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Long John Silver" by "Jefferson Airplane" Grace sounds like she's on a completely different continent than the rest of the band. This mix is wild.
	10:42pm Blissland: not the best vocal ever
	10:44pm Blissland: This 3rd set is also very much like a 3rd set
	10:45pm Julie: ↳ Blissland @10:44 I think tonight's show is mostly 3rd set
	10:45pm Blissland: ↳ Julie @10:45 Yes I think so
	♥ 10:46pm Julie P.: Sitar is ALWAYS good!
	♥ 10:47pm Black Dog: Jul, you drove me to my drums! I was going to go to bed early!
	10:50pm asheville jon: Julie! Birds!
	10:51pm Dean: Tessitura is the word for a singer's range. Coloratura is a style of singing, usually a soprano, but not tied to range.
	10:51pm northguineahills: julie, i hope your recovery is going well. thinking of you!
	10:52pm Blissland: my tessitura is not what it used to be
	10:52pm Julie: thanks NGH! I actually left the apt a few times last few days so definitely getting there
	♥ 10:52pm egould: I heards some birds. Hi Julie.
	10:52pm Blissland: more SITARRR
	10:53pm Julie: whistle register is what it's called. Minnie and Mariah.
	10:53pm Julie: hi jon and egould!
	10:55pm Blissland: that's such a nice pre-delay on the reverb
	10:56pm Dean: "Whistle register," nice! Also dubbed "flageolet register," and I was just a couple days ago thinking about flageolets, the beans and the musical instrument.
	10:57pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "She Was Born To Be My Unicorn" by "Tyrannosaurus ... We need to get the furries into early Marc Bolan.
	10:58pm Julie: ↳ hunterfelt @10:57 hahahaha yes!
	11:01pm Dean: Young Flowers vaguely brings to mind Epitaph, a German band with a similar blues-inflected sound.
	11:04pm northguineahills: ↳ Julie @10:52 actually had a wfmu friend get back from tour and dragged me out of my apt for the first time (outside of work) in 3 weeks. I forgot what interacting w/ good people in person was like (that and being ill, the last month, and missing my mom's service).
	11:06pm Blissland: ↳ northguineahills @11:04 You missed your mother's funeral?
	11:07pm Blissland: I haven't interacted with anyone socially literally in months, good people not for some years
	11:08pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: "Nefertiti" by "France Gall" Anne Baxter played her in "The Ten Commandments", right?
	11:09pm Julie: hi David! and yes
	11:09pm Dean: Mod Squad
	♥ 11:10pm Beantown Doug: I couldn't watch Mod Squad with my mother around. She knew Dave "Tige" Andrews from acting school, and she'd laugh at his toupee.
	11:10pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "I Just Wasn't Made for These Times" by "Peggy Lip... I love Lipton's songs because they 100% sound exactly like what her Twin Peaks character would sound like if she were given musical numbers.
	11:11pm Julie: ↳ Beantown Doug @11:10 oh that's so funny
	11:11pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: "Love You To" by "The Beatles" The beginning was used in the "Yellow Submarine" movie, though not featured on the soundtrack album.
	11:11pm Julie: I don't think Mod Squad is even streaming anywhere, is it?
	11:11pm northguineahills: ↳ Blissland @11:06 yeah, i had to deal w/ someone i went on date w/ that was suicidal. never had relations. i gave her my master bedroom, and i slept on the couch.. she kept on taking my money, food, alcohol. she wouldn't let me sleep, cooking at 3 am, or just waking me up. then she threatened my life if I didn't give her $100. so, i called the police. probably why i got ill, and i still went to work.
	11:12pm Julie: ↳ northguineahills @11:11 HOLY CRAP
	♥ 11:12pm Gaylord Fields: ↳ Julie @11:11 It's on MeTV Plus, for those people who still have either antennas or basic cable.
	11:13pm Blissland: ↳ northguineahills @11:11 damn ... but the worst of that is you missed your mother's funeral.
	11:13pm still b/p: "Queen Nefertari—not to be confused with Nefertiti, the powerful queen who ruled alongside her husband, King Akhenaten, in the mid-14th century B.C.—was the first and favored wife of Ramses II, the warrior pharaoh who reigned from 1290 to 1224 B.C., during the early 19th dynasty." Called Nefretiri in The Ten Commandments, 1956.
	11:13pm Roberto: ↳ northguineahills @11:11 BRUH
	11:13pm Julie: ↳ Gaylord Fields @11:12 oooh thanks! I'll have to check it out
	11:13pm Blissland: ↳ northguineahills @11:11 maybe you need to be more reserved with strangers
	11:14pm Julie: the music they played at the end of mod squad was always so sad
	11:14pm Dean: I simply don't have time to watch TV or movies, which is fine, because I'm fond of neither. But Get Smart might entice me...
	11:15pm WLSClark: Julie, sorry cant listen tonight, but see you are playing some great stuff.
	11:16pm still b/p: Only a few vague recollections of Mod Squad scenes lasted in mind, but that show open sequence and music...brain says, "Oh, yeah, got it RIGHT here!"
	11:16pm WLSClark: Gotta say that as a kid, like Midge, loved Rick's "What Would the Children Think" but doubt I knew what it was about then. haha
	11:17pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: "Long John Silver" by "Jefferson Airplane" To this day, I've neither purchased nor heard the post-Balin JA albums. The same goes with the post-Holly Crickets albums, the post-Morrison Doors albums, the post-Garvey Buzzcocks albums and the post-Shatter Flipper albums.
	11:17pm Blissland: they should have punched in the bass there
	11:18pm Dean: For me, it's the post-Sutcliffe Beatles albums.
	♥ 11:18pm Midge: ↳ Song: "(Ballad of) The Hip Death Goddess" by "Ultimate S... Ha! I was wondering why tonight's show title sounded familiar. I have a FMU premium from many years ago that had this badass song
	11:18pm Julie: hi WLSClark! there's always the archive! Hi still b/p
	11:21pm northguineahills: ↳ Blissland @11:13 i've had strangers stay on my couch for a few days, and even one for a month. no problem. this one came from serious money. found the PI looking for her, as well as the Philly detective assigned to her missing persons report. she was 35, well-read in literature and philosophy, and had decent tastes in music. took advantage of me during my grief. i only allow wfmu vetted people near me now (like my friend, who stuck up a conversation w/ me b/c of my wfmu shirt, and deduced who i was from the comments b/c i was from florida and played w/ a mutual friend (this friend has played on wfmu). wfmu, has never steered me wrong.
	11:21pm Blissland: ↳ northguineahills @11:11 Anyway I'm sorry to hear that. I hope you have less drama now
	11:23pm Blissland: ↳ northguineahills @11:21 that makes sense
	11:24pm northguineahills: oh, and said " houseguest" flooded my bathroom, which flooded my landlord's apt below, and destroyed his printer, so, now he wants me to handover $400 for that.
	11:24pm northguineahills: ↳ Blissland @11:21 thanks.
	11:24pm Blissland: Ironically, some of the best people I ever knew, I met because of aol, and the worst people I've known, and I've known many just plain bad people, I met initially in person
	11:25pm Blissland: ↳ northguineahills @11:24 some people are just toxic. A lot of people
	11:25pm David Shortell: ↳ Julie @11:11 I've borrowed it on DVD from the Ocean County Library if that's any help.
	11:25pm Blissland: Psychic vampires, sociopaths, malignant narcissists. They're all over
	♥ 11:26pm Gaylord Fields: ↳ David Shortell @11:17 There are some real gems on the post-Buddy Holly Crickets albums. The absolutely superb Sonny Curtis was the group's main songwriter.
	11:26pm northguineahills: ↳ Blissland @11:24 i've met many great people via wfmu IRL. heck, i met some cool people via music message boards when i was in uni.
	11:26pm Frank Talk About Humans: Pleasant surprise to tune in and hear Julie tonight
	11:27pm Blissland: ↳ northguineahills @11:26 I have yet to meet anyone through wfmu, I guess only because I haven't been using the wfmu comments boards for more than a year or 2
	11:28pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: "I Just Wasn't Made for These Times" by "Peggy Lip... Peggy went to high school with Aline Kominsky, the deceased wife of Robert Crumb who was known as the "Yoko Ono of underground comix".
	11:28pm Julie: hi Frank!
	11:28pm Blissland: but I've been a listener since before the internet
	11:29pm David Shortell: ↳ Gaylord Fields @11:26 Yes, I did hear "I Fought the Law".
	♥ 11:30pm Beantown Doug: ↳ David Shortell @11:28 Crumb's been living in France for a long time -- 30 years!
	11:31pm Dean: I have met folks via the WFMU comments, but also via email. Many years ago, early '90s, I met over email a librarian from Zimbabwe, who as a result visited my library in Southern California on a tour of California libraries I'd helped him arrange. Happy, productive episodes like these convinced me that the 'net could be a positive force, but the cost, I think, is excessive.
	♥ 11:31pm Midge: Gotta go, thanks Julie! Glad to hear your recovery is coming along.
	♥ 11:31pm Gaylord Fields: ↳ Song: "These Days" by "Nico" Jackson Browne peaked at 16!
	11:32pm Dean: Indeed, he did.
	11:32pm Julie: see ya Midge!
	11:32pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "These Days" by "Nico" This really is a perfect recording.
	11:33pm Julie: ↳ Gaylord Fields @11:31 we had this conversation last tuesday when I played tammy's version
	11:33pm Dean: I'll repeat: Iain Matthews' cover of "These Days" is sublime.
	♥ 11:33pm Gaylord Fields: ↳ Julie @11:33 Haha — great minds, etc. And jeez, Tammy, stop being brilliant!
	11:34pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: "These Days" by "Nico" Nico impersonator Tammy Faye Starlite was on Joe Belock's show last week: wfmu.org...
	11:34pm northguineahills: ↳ Dean @11:31 yeah, i met a lot of nice people via the rave, noise, and other music scenes via message boards when i was 17-19 online. (by the time i was 20, i had an email network in place) places to stay on road trips when going to shows, etc.
	11:35pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Day Is Done" by "Nick Drake" faved on irene's show last year....
	♥ 11:37pm egould: ↳ Song: "Day Is Done" by "Nick Drake" That was dramatic.
	11:37pm northguineahills: i need to clean before bed, if i don't get back to the keyboard, thanks julie. hope to see you in the morrow.
	11:37pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Refuge" by "Heaven & Earth" i believe i've only read about this group.....
	11:38pm Blissland: ↳ northguineahills @11:37 pleasant dreams
	11:39pm Julie: night NGH!
	11:40pm Blissland: wow this is out there
	11:41pm Blissland: somehow brings to mind Suicide. But years earlier
	♥ 11:42pm Beantown Doug: I've been on the Internet from home for 30 years, using a UNIX Shell interface mostly at first because of painfully slow modem speeds. Trolls back then were called Flamers. Technical professionals -- serious guys with major chops -- were available, having been the earliest of Net users. But as the rabble got online, and abuse began to be done, the guys who had been helpful to me and others with technology jobs began to disappear. One exchange I remember had somebody flame another for being an idiot who knew nothing about a particular program design. Not knowing the guy he insulted was the creator of the program.
	11:42pm hunterfelt: ↳ Blissland @11:40 Silver Apples were one of the earliest electronic acts. Their first two albums are glorious.
	11:43pm Blissland: ↳ hunterfelt @11:42 I wish I could afford copies of everything interesting
	11:43pm Julie: ↳ hunterfelt @11:42 I think you would like my other show wfmu.org...
	11:45pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @11:43 I listened to the Devil's Night episode of this that you posted recently!
	11:45pm Julie: that was a fun one!
	11:46pm Dean: I am less inclined, Beantown Doug, than you to ascribe the decline of civility to the net. Give or take, most of us are "the rabble." We have always been hyper-critical and misguided. For me, the 'net has entailed an enormous expense of my time and energy not worth the benefit. The Zimbabwe example is an exception.
	11:48pm Roberto: I never had a real job until I got into web dev, so I spoze not a total waste in my case.
	♥ 11:50pm Beantown Doug: ↳ Dean @11:46 I'll be honest. You're already doing what shouldn't be done online, by mischaracterizing what I said. What I said was, technical professionals left the Net because they were experiencing abuse they hadn't encountered before it was opened up.
	♥ 11:51pm Black Dog: Good night, Julie! You brightened up my night! Goodnight, Dark Nights and Planeteers everywhere!
	11:52pm Julie: night Black Dog! thanks for listening!
	♥ 11:53pm Beantown Doug: Thanks, Julie!
	11:53pm Dean: As always, great show, Julie.
	11:53pm still b/p: Great tracks for end of the night. Thanks.
	11:54pm Julie: thanks so much you guys!!
	♥ 11:54pm Gaylord Fields: Thank you, Julie! <3
	11:55pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: "Desdemona" by "Marsha Hunt" I first knew of Marsha from "Britannia Hospital", the 3rd of Lindsay Anderson's Mick Travis movies. Then in the 90's, I saw a newspaper picture of her and Mick Jagger attending their daughter's graduation from Yale.
	11:55pm hunterfelt: And some lovely Can to end the evening! What a wonderful show! Thanks for the music Julie and thanks for the company everyone!
	11:55pm Julie: ↳ David Shortell @11:55 Oh i haven't seen that in ages. I didn't know she was in it!
	♥ 11:56pm Julie P.: Most enjoyable tonight, my fellow Julie! Your feathered assistants added an extra touch of panache to the evening. Everyone take care and have a great week!
	11:56pm Julie: I got one more...going a couple minutes over
	11:56pm Blissland: ↳ Julie P. @11:56 pleasant dreams
	11:57pm bobob plasticland: You did an Eggscellant job filling in Lil Julie!!!!
	♥ 11:57pm Julie P.: ↳ Blissland @11:56 Blissland - to you as well!
	11:57pm Julie: thanks bobob!
	11:57pm Blissland: I don't remember the Can Soundtracks album
	11:59pm asheville jon: Thanks Julie!
	♥ 11:59pm PMD: darn! Arrived too late!
	♥ 11:59pm bleubombersune: Mlle Julie 2nites music-absolutely superb. Thank You--All stay safe and be well
	12:00am bobob: we did a cover of Cans" lil star of Bethlehem" on our Spin off group Fabulon Triptometer..padded lounge ..yours truly on Drums and lead vocals
	12:00am Roberto: Hear ya tomorrow, Joolz!
	♥ 12:01am pot8o: thanks julie! have a great week everyone!
	♥ 12:01am Yvang: Thanks Julie! That was eclectically bananian with soul.
	🦇 ♥ 12:01am Hunterian: Fantastic show, Julie!
	♥ 12:02am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks and good night, Julie!
	12:02am Blissland: ↳ Julie @11:54 Thanks for all the lovely tunes
	12:02am Dean: Had this Bowie on 8-track way back when.
	♥ 12:03am Ken From Hyde Park: "Stay tuned for Wake 'n' Bake with Clay Pigeon!"
	♥ 12:03am Yvang: This track usually opens Wake and Bake on tuesdays.
	12:03am Julie: HA! I had no idea
	12:04am Julie: I avoid 6am whenever possible
	12:04am Blissland: I generally like to be asleep before 6 a.m.
	♥ 12:04am Yvang: ↳ Julie @12:04 It’s 6 am now where I am!

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from April 1, 2024

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