WFMU: Night People: Playlist from March 18, 2010

Listener comments!
	2:11am Doug: Night People!!!
	2:16am Doug: They originated in England.Known elsewhere as rhymers, pace-eggers, soulers, tipteerers, galoshins, guysers"
	2:16am Bradford Eugene LaBonte: I was a mummer and it was AWESOME. It's basically just getting drunk while marching in a parade, wearing a ridiculous costume, and playing ridiculous music.
	2:16am mike noble: lorenna mckennitt had a new age "hit" in the 90s with "mummer's dance"
	2:17am Joshua K: I have heard of Skrilla but not Skree
	2:17am mike noble: there's that genesis song "riding the scree"
	2:18am mike noble: scree is a craggy rocky cliff face
	2:21am mike noble: they definitely walk. there are guys with upright double basses who have special harnesses so they can walk and dance and still play.
	2:24am mike noble: violins, banjos and glockenspiels too. glockenspiels and banjos are definitely very important to the sound.
	2:25am Bradford Eugene LaBonte: There are also several divisions. The comics are kind of low-rent, the marching string bands are the cool ones, the fancies are the really lame ones that perform fancier moves indoors at the convention center.
	2:26am Doug: Racist caricature's in advertisement?
	2:30am mike noble: off menu diner item: broadway milkshake -- coffee and chocolate
	2:32am Doug: 17 months and 1 day?
	2:34am mike noble: lao tzu stayed in his mother's womb for 62 years, and was finally born when she leaned against a plum tree. he emerged a fully grown man with long beard and long earlobes.
	2:38am Joshua K: They lay cables at the bottom of the ocean with a special ship: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Submarine_communications_cable
	2:40am mike noble: at&t used to have one of the biggest navies in the world
	2:42am mike noble: other big navies: disney (all those pleasure boats) and the scientologist navy
	2:42am mike noble: SEA ORG
	2:43am mike noble: Marine nationale = french navy
	2:45am Mark from Pompton Plains: course, Maybe the Water Force/Sea Force saw the ocean was navy blue and thought, "Gee, we hang out A LOT in that navy blue water. Maybe we should name ourselves after it." Hence, The Navy.
	2:47am Mark from Pompton Plains: By the way, "drag it through the garden" = with lettuce.
	3:04am Joshua K: Man/boy love
	3:05am Doug: agape, philos, eros
	3:05am Mark from Pompton PLains: To some and at some times, love is a matter of intimacy, therefore sex is the highest form of love, being the most pronounced form of intimacy.
	3:06am mike noble: love=SACRIFICE
	3:06am mike noble: i.e., if you love your wife you have to sacrifice your desire for man/boy love
	3:13am Mark from Pompton Plains: In that current, love relates to the fact that familymembers can rely on each other when they are in need. So part of love is being able to rely on someone.
	3:14am brycepunk: It is certainly possible for a fetishist to feel love for an object. It's on a different level than love returned, of course. Yet in can also be intense and fulfilling.
	3:15am Mark from Pomtpon Plains: That is possible, certainly, but the question has to do with the difference between love and self-love.
	3:28am ?: "Doesn't require mutual trust" includes unrequited love situations, where the man lies on the woman's doorstep all night singing praises to her, where he would be wiling to take a bullet for her even though she'd rather he just went away.
	3:45am brycepunk: GREAT show tonight. I wish I didn't have to go to bed. I'll have to catch the archive version. You've already kept me up an extra hour... Oh, how I have missed the Night People.
	3:45am Mark FPP: I'm with you on that, Brycepunk.
	3:46am Mark from Pompton Plains: The beauty of sacrifice in love is giving to someone whose feelings you value as much or more than your own.
	4:03am Nicole: Love=spaghetti and God=dinner
	4:04am Chhh: I think it's important to distinguish between the different kinds of love; sadly we don't have the words for it... but the Greeks did. Agape; transcendent love. Eros; romantic love. Philia; virtuous love. Storge; familial affection.
	4:07am Doug: Yes, there is love w/o comfort. What about unrequited love?
	4:08am Nicole: You're comforted in your pain in unrequited love. I don't believe you can have love without comfort.
	4:14am Doug: sexuality toward objects i.e. Golden Gate Bridge, Eiffel Tower "Objectum sexuals". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STCOo9Hh5lE&feature=player_embedded#
	4:17am Chhh: Ménage à bee? Strange to imagine if bees helped us have sex! Hmm, it might even be nice!
	4:38am Mark from Pompton Plains: Thanks again fer taking my call, fellers. It's a big subject, all right. Glad to get my little slice of life in there.
	5:08am danny: That UK doc is really weirdly interesting. Thanksdoug
	5:11am Ramone: Zdrastvutye! (hello in Russian)
	5:14am Karin: dasvidanje means goobye
	5:15am Ramone: до свидания!
	5:50am Doug: Call Andy Breckman
	5:57am Nicole: That was such a good show. Goodnight!
	5:57am Mark from Pompton Plains: Awesome show, informative and laugh-a-minute. Hear you next week.

Night People: Playlist from March 18, 2010

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Artist	Track	Album
Queen	In Only Seven Days "In Only Seven Days" by "Queen"	Jazz

Beautiful Bend	That's The Meaning / Boogie Motion	Disco Discharge: Euro Disco
Qualities w/ Sun Ra	She's My Moonglow	The Second Stop Is Jupiter: Doo Wop From Saturn And Beyond Vol. Two

Dar International Orchestre	Rufani Ya Kifo	Zanzibara 5: Hot in Dar - The Sound of Tanzania 1978-1983
Angelo Spencer	Now! "Now!" by "Angelo Spencer"	Angelo Spencer & Les Hauts Sommers
Ariane Moffatt	Reverbere "Reverbere" by "Ariane Moffatt"	Tous Les Sens
The Dancing Cigarettes	Simple Machines	1980-1981: The Gulcher Recordings
Intelligence Dept.	"Intelligence Dept."
Intelligence Dept.	Lonliness "Lonliness" by "Intelligence Dept."	Danza Meccanica: Italian Synth Wave 1982-1987 (V/A)
Townes Van Zandt	No Place to Fall	Flyin' Shoes
Skip Spence	Givin' Up Things "Givin' Up Things" by "Skip Spence"	Oar

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Listener comments!
	2:11am Doug: Night People!!!
	2:16am Doug: They originated in England.Known elsewhere as rhymers, pace-eggers, soulers, tipteerers, galoshins, guysers"
	2:16am Bradford Eugene LaBonte: I was a mummer and it was AWESOME. It's basically just getting drunk while marching in a parade, wearing a ridiculous costume, and playing ridiculous music.
	2:16am mike noble: lorenna mckennitt had a new age "hit" in the 90s with "mummer's dance"
	2:17am Joshua K: I have heard of Skrilla but not Skree
	2:17am mike noble: there's that genesis song "riding the scree"
	2:18am mike noble: scree is a craggy rocky cliff face
	2:21am mike noble: they definitely walk. there are guys with upright double basses who have special harnesses so they can walk and dance and still play.
	2:24am mike noble: violins, banjos and glockenspiels too. glockenspiels and banjos are definitely very important to the sound.
	2:25am Bradford Eugene LaBonte: There are also several divisions. The comics are kind of low-rent, the marching string bands are the cool ones, the fancies are the really lame ones that perform fancier moves indoors at the convention center.
	2:26am Doug: Racist caricature's in advertisement?
	2:30am mike noble: off menu diner item: broadway milkshake -- coffee and chocolate
	2:32am Doug: 17 months and 1 day?
	2:34am mike noble: lao tzu stayed in his mother's womb for 62 years, and was finally born when she leaned against a plum tree. he emerged a fully grown man with long beard and long earlobes.
	2:38am Joshua K: They lay cables at the bottom of the ocean with a special ship: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Submarine_communications_cable
	2:40am mike noble: at&t used to have one of the biggest navies in the world
	2:42am mike noble: other big navies: disney (all those pleasure boats) and the scientologist navy
	2:42am mike noble: SEA ORG
	2:43am mike noble: Marine nationale = french navy
	2:45am Mark from Pompton Plains: course, Maybe the Water Force/Sea Force saw the ocean was navy blue and thought, "Gee, we hang out A LOT in that navy blue water. Maybe we should name ourselves after it." Hence, The Navy.
	2:47am Mark from Pompton Plains: By the way, "drag it through the garden" = with lettuce.
	3:04am Joshua K: Man/boy love
	3:05am Doug: agape, philos, eros
	3:05am Mark from Pompton PLains: To some and at some times, love is a matter of intimacy, therefore sex is the highest form of love, being the most pronounced form of intimacy.
	3:06am mike noble: love=SACRIFICE
	3:06am mike noble: i.e., if you love your wife you have to sacrifice your desire for man/boy love
	3:13am Mark from Pompton Plains: In that current, love relates to the fact that familymembers can rely on each other when they are in need. So part of love is being able to rely on someone.
	3:14am brycepunk: It is certainly possible for a fetishist to feel love for an object. It's on a different level than love returned, of course. Yet in can also be intense and fulfilling.
	3:15am Mark from Pomtpon Plains: That is possible, certainly, but the question has to do with the difference between love and self-love.
	3:28am ?: "Doesn't require mutual trust" includes unrequited love situations, where the man lies on the woman's doorstep all night singing praises to her, where he would be wiling to take a bullet for her even though she'd rather he just went away.
	3:45am brycepunk: GREAT show tonight. I wish I didn't have to go to bed. I'll have to catch the archive version. You've already kept me up an extra hour... Oh, how I have missed the Night People.
	3:45am Mark FPP: I'm with you on that, Brycepunk.
	3:46am Mark from Pompton Plains: The beauty of sacrifice in love is giving to someone whose feelings you value as much or more than your own.
	4:03am Nicole: Love=spaghetti and God=dinner
	4:04am Chhh: I think it's important to distinguish between the different kinds of love; sadly we don't have the words for it... but the Greeks did. Agape; transcendent love. Eros; romantic love. Philia; virtuous love. Storge; familial affection.
	4:07am Doug: Yes, there is love w/o comfort. What about unrequited love?
	4:08am Nicole: You're comforted in your pain in unrequited love. I don't believe you can have love without comfort.
	4:14am Doug: sexuality toward objects i.e. Golden Gate Bridge, Eiffel Tower "Objectum sexuals". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STCOo9Hh5lE&feature=player_embedded#
	4:17am Chhh: Ménage à bee? Strange to imagine if bees helped us have sex! Hmm, it might even be nice!
	4:38am Mark from Pompton Plains: Thanks again fer taking my call, fellers. It's a big subject, all right. Glad to get my little slice of life in there.
	5:08am danny: That UK doc is really weirdly interesting. Thanksdoug
	5:11am Ramone: Zdrastvutye! (hello in Russian)
	5:14am Karin: dasvidanje means goobye
	5:15am Ramone: до свидания!
	5:50am Doug: Call Andy Breckman
	5:57am Nicole: That was such a good show. Goodnight!
	5:57am Mark from Pompton Plains: Awesome show, informative and laugh-a-minute. Hear you next week.

Night People: Playlist from March 18, 2010

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