best playlist ever!! ending with 'Run For Your Life' was pure genius!!
Thanks for making my morning!
12:37pm
Sloane:
Hmmmm... maybe I'm just a bit down today, but "Ruby, Don't Take Your Love To Town" is quite a sad song for the treatment it seems to get from Walter Brennan & Jerry Reed; those versions seem to insult someone or something; they're too poppy or smiley or something. I blame the RIAA or its predecessors.
That new version I've heard lately does it justice; that guy sounds frustrated & confused, just like the guy who came back broken from the war.
1:21pm
zoe:
hey ken, that was the song i was thinking of. too bad i don't really like neil hannon.
2:11pm
Ken:
yeah., I'm not crazy about the Jerry Reed version of "Ruby." But I love anything with Walter Brennan or a Walter Brennan imitator.
If anybody feels so inclined, I'd love to know what the body count is for today's show! (The total deaths in all the songs.)
-ken
4:28pm
Travis:
Check out Richard Cheese's sleezy lounge version of Creep. He says "friggin'" instead of "fuckin'", so you wouldn't even have to edit it.
5:42pm
fatty jubbo:
that Linda Laurie song is pretty damn amazing.
9:39pm
listener jeff:
way to go ken - david allen coe!
9:55pm
Ken:
How I wish I could've played David Allen Coe's incest song ("Fuck You Again," I think it's called) - truly one of the most disturbing songs I've ever heard.
2:13pm
paul:
great show, Ken. was hoping for ? and the Mysterions, though.
6:31pm
amber from MO:
Ahhh, domestic violence...Antony & the Johnsons' "Fists of Love" would've fit in well here. Also, kudos for the Shangri-Las! "I used to say...a tisket...a tasket...a green and yellow basket..."
--a
6:35pm
davereeves:
that show rules
10:46pm
bwalker:
the ambrose song is amazing.. keeping the .. screams? (he beating her on the subway platform? the broadway 6 platform.. the one with the "no exit" ahead sign) in the background for the break was almost too much to bear.. or were those love sounds?
12:40pm
Ken:
The sound effects at the end of the Ambrose track were actually from the S&M sound effects collection "Tortura," which I used throughout the show as part of my talkover bed. The Ambrose track actually ends with Linda Laurie saying "Ambrose?"
-ken
9:40pm
Paul Elliott:
What's with the censoring of Creep??
1:17am
Paul:
Sorry I meant 'fucking' censoring creep!
10:12am
Ken:
Paul - I don't know about the country you're in, but here in the USA, the government recently passed a law saying that the word "Fuck" is illegal on radio and TV, and any station that plays it could be fined as high as $325,000 per "fuck." So that magnificent version of "Creep" could generate a fine as high as $975,000 US dollars. I'll put you down for half of it. Unfortunately, WFMU can't afford the other half.
-ken
6:39pm
SWEAT TALLEY:
I'M AMAZED ANYONE DARES TO PLAY THAT SONG
10:59pm
Clayton S:
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