WFMU: Therese: Playlist from February 14, 2011

Listener comments!
	12:04am Jack: happy Valentine's Day, Therese!
	12:08am Therese: Thank you, Jack!
	12:10am Roger: I will only acknowledge this "holiday" between now and 3am.
	12:13am Colin: <3
	12:18am Julie: I am here and I expect to hear everyone that was just playing on the Grammy's, even though I didn't watch them. So feel free to tell me that cool people like Iggy, Patti & Robyn played on the Grammy's tonight.
	12:22am Anayajay: Oh, Therese, you are the best.
	12:22am Therese: Julie, I didn't watch them either. It was all about Arcade Fire and Lady Gaga's egg, if Twitter is to be believed.
	12:23am Joe: I hope Mr. Knox got a nice fat chunk of that sweet, sweet Heineken money for this song. cuz even after that, it's still goooood
	12:23am Julie: Yep Therese that was my exposure to it as well, which was more than needed!
	12:25am Therese: Mr. Knox deserves all the money Heineken can throw at him.
	12:25am Jack: Pretty good acoustic super group on the Grammys too, Dylan leading Avett Bros. and Mumford & Sons through a ragged but cool "Maggie's Farm." Was clutching an old-timey mike the whole time, why why, and then ah-ha, it was for the harmonica he busted out at the end.
	12:26am Adam: Hi, Therese, hi everyone, and happy Valentine's Day (take it or leave it as one desires). Alas, the Grammy's were rather lame, as is easily predictable. Arcade Fire and Lady Gaga's Spinal Tap-esque-but-operational egg were highlights, of different kinds. Jagger did a nice tribute to Solomon Burke, some country stars and aging jailbait divas like Aguilera did a grim Aretha tribute at the beginning. Mostly awful, occasional pleasant surprises. Good thing it was on at the restaurant AND when I got home!
	12:26am Joe: The B-side of the CD single of this song is called "Physical Sex" - which is why I still love the Darkness
	12:28am Adam: Jack, good call on the Dylan as another island in the abyss. Eye candy, industry self-congratulation and little else for much of the night.
	12:35am Karaoke is fun...: ...but the uneven selection is ALWAYS a bitch! Get a song in mind, and they have something more obscure or worse by the same artist...dilemmas, yo
	1:03am Adam: Used to live in San Francisco...it's a shame about KUSF, that was a cool station in a region with plenty of cool options
	1:18am coalhard: KUSF is broadcasting now --on winamp player--it takes some hacking to do but coming in good here-- now back on WFMU
	1:23am coalhard: you have to play around with their player till you hit right buttons then plays on winamp
	1:24am Adam: Excellent Faust, Therese! Thanks for the tip, coalhard.
	1:25am Therese: Thanks, Adam! And coalhard, that's good advice. I believe they're still on the web, it's just the FM signal that's been affected.
	1:26am coalhard: i have 80 some stations preprogrammed and listed in my winamp i just have to go down list hit play--WFMU is my 01--KUSF--is #8
	1:29am Joe: I'm contemplating friending Mr. Krewson on facebook just to get a copy of this mp3. Its cool - we have mutual friends.
	1:30am Adam: I'm curious, did any Chicago-area stations make the cut, coalhard? There was a great one, KOTR, I think, "The Otter" in San Luis Obispo on California's central coast. San Francisco's KPOO was also terrific. Nice "Blue Monday," indeed.
	1:32am coalhard: NO---i only listen too college stations or former college stations--wide range of music --no commercials
	1:35am coalhard: most good stations are west coast--but ann arbor and WFMU--are the best
	1:35am Adam: Yeah, I meant Chicago college stations, sorry. I'm curious how you might rate them. I listen to them, especially in the car, when I can peel myself away from NPR.
	1:38am Adam: The Night Train out of Obispo, CA was the best soul show I've ever heard, no offense to present company. If it still exists, I recommend it highly.
	1:40am coalhard: let me put a link on here for you --you will love it--www.collegeradiomap.com//
	1:41am coalhard: just click on an icon and go to that station---sorry therese--all my attention here again!!!
	1:43am Adam: Locally, I'd at least highlight WLUW (although it's uncertain fate has led it to a little bit more format/playlist imposition).. WNUR is terrific, but slices up long stretches of the day. WZRD is so hyper-freeform that they shy away from posting program schedules and DJs are unnamed "wizards" Thanks for the link!
	1:45am coalhard: i had to help a fellow traveler out--YOUR MY VALENTINE--no--meant her not him!!
	1:47am Adam: Yeah, wzrdchicago.org didn't make the map. Sloppy website, but good listening. No worries, I presumed Therese was your intended Valentine--and mine, as well...Glad tidings, nonetheless, coalhard...
	1:49am Adam: ...respect to WHPK on Chicago's South Side...but above all that, an ever-deepening love for WFMU...I'm glad I found you!
	1:49am Therese: Ha! Thank you coalhard and Adam for the info and for the valentines!
	1:56am Adam: WNUR, I should have said more clearly, slices the day into blocs, like jazz all morning, world music for two hours at noon, rock until 9, hip hop after an evening show, pre-dawn freeform, weekends with other specialties, etc. WLUW got dropped by Loyola University and taken under Chicago Public Radio's wing, and is now precariously back with the school. The next KUSF? Feel guilty going on about the secene here. A few fine outfits, but yours got me listtening from a thousand miles away...
	1:57am coalhard: ha i just noticed that easter falls on april 24--a sunday--HAPPY EASTER too therese!!!
	1:57am Hobie: wzrd is streaming?? I used to listen to them analog-ly years ago!
	1:59am Adam: WZRD is streaming, and they update the playlist every month or two, sometimes more!
	2:00am dan in Falls Church VA (aka DIFCVA): LAUNDRYLAUNDRYLAUNDRY
	2:01am coalhard: also looks like i owe you a MERRY CHRISTMASS too--on sunday!!!
	2:02am dan in Falls Church VA (aka DIFCVA): like zippy the pinhead, I worship the spin cycle
	2:02am Adam: It's going to be a very nice year for Therese, Jesse and all of WFMU, particularly on Sundays...top drawer, coalhard!
	2:09am coalhard: i like spock that time they carried his brain off in a beer keg
	2:13am Adam: Fascinating, captain and logical, doctor...loving the set, Therese! Flamin' Groovies are so wonderful!
	2:15am Therese: Thank you, Adam. Live long and prosper.
	2:17am Julie: Mmmmm I could use a nice keg of Spock brain
	2:23am coalhard: we have a local drink called "green god damn"---more down to earth but still makes your toes pointy
	2:25am Adam: Yowsah! Where do I have to go to get this beverage?
	2:27am Julie: @Adam, Vulcan perhaps? Or 1968?
	2:29am Adam: If coalhard can get this on other (fictional) planets and 43 years ago--color me impressed, Julie.
	2:29am Therese: Please elaborate on this "Green God Damn!"
	2:30am coalhard: us coal miners brew it in the coal mines--coal is main ingredient-and his sister ethanol
	2:32am Bastard out of Carolina: Are you sure it doesn't involve mere Everclear, lemonade from a mix, three different citrus sodas, Kool Aid, and such?
	2:33am coalhard: we lost our copy of perodic table--we have to hold mug upside down to catch brew
	2:34am Sean: Oh man, hearing Mort Shuman has made my night. Thanks Therese.
	2:34am Adam: Sounds nourishing.
	2:36am Therese: There seems to be some regional variation on this beverage!
	2:37am Adam: I remember a college concoction called Porch Crawl, or Porch Piss for the less delicate. Beer, vodka, lemonade...ouch....
	2:38am Adam: Parfait, Therese...tout parfait!
	2:40am Everclear, Vodka, Gatorade: but anything can happen in a fucked up punch
	2:40am coalhard: i still can't figure out who nosmo king is??
	2:42am Noalco Hollalowed: sounds like a dick to me
	2:43am Noalco Holallowed: to me, too, whoever he is
	2:45am Adam: I never tried the Purple Jesus, but a friend told me this vodka and grape whatever in a garbage bag was a staple of school hockey games in his native London...Ontario.
	2:49am coalhard: people in egypt get to smoke on the street--try that here and they hose your body down
	2:52am Colin: Purple Jesus was made with pure grain alcohol in Kingston...Ontario.
	2:57am Adam: Right on, Colin. Sorry I've never been there. London is a lovely town. Coalhard, don't take shit for smoking outdoors, especially during winter. Oh, the Nico--Therese, you musical minx!
	2:57am coalhard: i just stuck a nanner in my beer and called it a beervis--thank you very much
	2:57am Therese: Thanks everybody! Go out and show the love.
	3:33pm frank b: the archive file is really Martha's show; where is therese 2/14 show?

Therese: Playlist from February 14, 2011

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Michael Jackson	It's The Falling In Love	Off the Wall			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
R. Kelly	Love Letter "Love Letter" by "R. Kelly"	Love Letter	Jive	*	0:01:23 (Pop-up)
Freddi/Henghi and the Soulsetters	I Want to Dance Dance Dance	Crown Princes of Funk: The Last Set	Wind Hit	*	0:06:55 (Pop-up)
Curtis Mayfield	Give Me Your Love (Love Song)	Superfly OST	Rhino		0:10:23 (Pop-up)
Tony Cook	Later for Dancing "Later for Dancing" by "Tony Cook"	Back to Reality	Stones Throw	*	0:14:09 (Pop-up)
Chris Knox	It's Love "It's Love" by "Chris Knox"	Beat	Thirsty Ear		0:19:23 (Pop-up)
The Darkness	I Believe In A Thing Called Love	Permission to Land	Atlantic		0:22:10 (Pop-up)
Suzi Quatro & Chris Norman	Stumblin' In	If You Knew Suzi...	RSO		0:25:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Shuggie Otis	Pling! "Pling!" by "Shuggie Otis"	Inspiration Information	Luaka Bop		0:29:05 (Pop-up)
Janis Ian	Fly Too High "Fly Too High" by "Janis Ian"	Disco Discharge: Disco Ladies	Harmless	*	0:34:35 (Pop-up)
Super Boiro Band	Kha Mu Lan Ma "Kha Mu Lan Ma" by "Super Boiro Band"	Guinee 70: The Discotheque Years	Syllart	*	0:41:04 (Pop-up)
The Insane Warrior	The Mountain "The Mountain" by "The Insane Warrior"	We Are The Doorways	RJ's Electrical Connections	*	0:47:58 (Pop-up)
The Evolution Control Committee	Don't Let The Devil Blow Your Mind	All Rights Reserved	Seeland	*	0:51:12 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song				0:55:43 (Pop-up)
Sonic Youth	Au Cafe "Au Cafe" by "Sonic Youth"	Simon Werner a Disparu	SYR	*	1:07:17 (Pop-up)
Thai Elephant Orchestra	Clouds Cover Sun	Water Music	Mulatta	*	1:12:14 (Pop-up)
Faust	Something Dirty "Something Dirty" by "Faust"	Something Dirty	Bureau B	*	1:19:09 (Pop-up)
Jim Krewson	Blue Monday "Blue Monday" by "Jim Krewson"		No Label	*	1:25:52 (Pop-up)

The Soundcarriers	Broken Sleep "Broken Sleep" by "The Soundcarriers"	Celeste	Melodic	*	1:35:59 (Pop-up)
Soft Tags	Off w/ Their Headphones	Blue House	No Label	*	1:39:09 (Pop-up)
Cornershop	Don't Shake It "Don't Shake It" by "Cornershop"	Cornershop and the Double 'O' Groove Of	Ample Play	*	1:45:05 (Pop-up)
Ferdinand et les Diplomates	L'essential	E-Pop	Out One Disc	*	1:50:50 (Pop-up)

Wanda Jackson	You Know I'm No Good	The Party Ain't Over	Nonesuch/Third Man	*	2:00:49 (Pop-up)
The Vagrants	Oh Those Eyes "Oh Those Eyes" by "The Vagrants"	I Can't Make a Friend 1965-68	Light In The Attic	*	2:05:01 (Pop-up)
Flamin' Groovies	Baby Scratch My Back	Baby Scratch My Back 7"	Norton	*	2:07:32 (Pop-up)
The New Original Sonic Sound	The Witch	The New Original Sonic Sound	Jackpot	*	2:12:19 (Pop-up)
Best Coast	Sunny Adventure "Sunny Adventure" by "Best Coast"	Best Coast/Jeff the Brotherhood Split 7"	Volcom	*	2:14:58 (Pop-up)
Akron/Family	So It Goes "So It Goes" by "Akron/Family"	S/T II: The Cosmic Birth and Journey of Shinju TNT	Dead Oceans	*	2:18:07 (Pop-up)

Dorival Caymmi	Berimbau "Berimbau" by "Dorival Caymmi"	Bossa Nova and the Rise of Brazilian Music in the 1960s	Soul Jazz Records	*	2:24:50 (Pop-up)
Gal Costa	Caras & Bocas "Caras & Bocas" by "Gal Costa"	Caras & Bocas	Phillips		2:27:24 (Pop-up)
Mort Shuman	Mademoiselle "Mademoiselle" by "Mort Shuman"	My Death	Rev-ola		2:31:25 (Pop-up)
Claude Nougaro	Toutes les musiques	A La Recherche du Son Qui Fait Sens 1955/1959	Discograph	*	2:36:01 (Pop-up)
City Center	Zen Kids "Zen Kids" by "City Center"	Zen Kids 7"	Dub Narcotic Disco Plate	*	2:40:08 (Pop-up)
Dungen	Oga, Nasa, Mun "Oga, Nasa, Mun" by "Dungen"	Oga, Nasa, Mun 7"	Third Man	*	2:43:30 (Pop-up)
East River Pipe	The Flames Are Coming Back	We Live in Rented Rooms	Merge	*	2:48:13 (Pop-up)
Nico	My Funny Valentine "My Funny Valentine" by "Nico"	Camera Obscura	Beggars Banquet		2:53:46 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:04am Jack: happy Valentine's Day, Therese!
	12:08am Therese: Thank you, Jack!
	12:10am Roger: I will only acknowledge this "holiday" between now and 3am.
	12:13am Colin: <3
	12:18am Julie: I am here and I expect to hear everyone that was just playing on the Grammy's, even though I didn't watch them. So feel free to tell me that cool people like Iggy, Patti & Robyn played on the Grammy's tonight.
	12:22am Anayajay: Oh, Therese, you are the best.
	12:22am Therese: Julie, I didn't watch them either. It was all about Arcade Fire and Lady Gaga's egg, if Twitter is to be believed.
	12:23am Joe: I hope Mr. Knox got a nice fat chunk of that sweet, sweet Heineken money for this song. cuz even after that, it's still goooood
	12:23am Julie: Yep Therese that was my exposure to it as well, which was more than needed!
	12:25am Therese: Mr. Knox deserves all the money Heineken can throw at him.
	12:25am Jack: Pretty good acoustic super group on the Grammys too, Dylan leading Avett Bros. and Mumford & Sons through a ragged but cool "Maggie's Farm." Was clutching an old-timey mike the whole time, why why, and then ah-ha, it was for the harmonica he busted out at the end.
	12:26am Adam: Hi, Therese, hi everyone, and happy Valentine's Day (take it or leave it as one desires). Alas, the Grammy's were rather lame, as is easily predictable. Arcade Fire and Lady Gaga's Spinal Tap-esque-but-operational egg were highlights, of different kinds. Jagger did a nice tribute to Solomon Burke, some country stars and aging jailbait divas like Aguilera did a grim Aretha tribute at the beginning. Mostly awful, occasional pleasant surprises. Good thing it was on at the restaurant AND when I got home!
	12:26am Joe: The B-side of the CD single of this song is called "Physical Sex" - which is why I still love the Darkness
	12:28am Adam: Jack, good call on the Dylan as another island in the abyss. Eye candy, industry self-congratulation and little else for much of the night.
	12:35am Karaoke is fun...: ...but the uneven selection is ALWAYS a bitch! Get a song in mind, and they have something more obscure or worse by the same artist...dilemmas, yo
	1:03am Adam: Used to live in San Francisco...it's a shame about KUSF, that was a cool station in a region with plenty of cool options
	1:18am coalhard: KUSF is broadcasting now --on winamp player--it takes some hacking to do but coming in good here-- now back on WFMU
	1:23am coalhard: you have to play around with their player till you hit right buttons then plays on winamp
	1:24am Adam: Excellent Faust, Therese! Thanks for the tip, coalhard.
	1:25am Therese: Thanks, Adam! And coalhard, that's good advice. I believe they're still on the web, it's just the FM signal that's been affected.
	1:26am coalhard: i have 80 some stations preprogrammed and listed in my winamp i just have to go down list hit play--WFMU is my 01--KUSF--is #8
	1:29am Joe: I'm contemplating friending Mr. Krewson on facebook just to get a copy of this mp3. Its cool - we have mutual friends.
	1:30am Adam: I'm curious, did any Chicago-area stations make the cut, coalhard? There was a great one, KOTR, I think, "The Otter" in San Luis Obispo on California's central coast. San Francisco's KPOO was also terrific. Nice "Blue Monday," indeed.
	1:32am coalhard: NO---i only listen too college stations or former college stations--wide range of music --no commercials
	1:35am coalhard: most good stations are west coast--but ann arbor and WFMU--are the best
	1:35am Adam: Yeah, I meant Chicago college stations, sorry. I'm curious how you might rate them. I listen to them, especially in the car, when I can peel myself away from NPR.
	1:38am Adam: The Night Train out of Obispo, CA was the best soul show I've ever heard, no offense to present company. If it still exists, I recommend it highly.
	1:40am coalhard: let me put a link on here for you --you will love it--www.collegeradiomap.com//
	1:41am coalhard: just click on an icon and go to that station---sorry therese--all my attention here again!!!
	1:43am Adam: Locally, I'd at least highlight WLUW (although it's uncertain fate has led it to a little bit more format/playlist imposition).. WNUR is terrific, but slices up long stretches of the day. WZRD is so hyper-freeform that they shy away from posting program schedules and DJs are unnamed "wizards" Thanks for the link!
	1:45am coalhard: i had to help a fellow traveler out--YOUR MY VALENTINE--no--meant her not him!!
	1:47am Adam: Yeah, wzrdchicago.org didn't make the map. Sloppy website, but good listening. No worries, I presumed Therese was your intended Valentine--and mine, as well...Glad tidings, nonetheless, coalhard...
	1:49am Adam: ...respect to WHPK on Chicago's South Side...but above all that, an ever-deepening love for WFMU...I'm glad I found you!
	1:49am Therese: Ha! Thank you coalhard and Adam for the info and for the valentines!
	1:56am Adam: WNUR, I should have said more clearly, slices the day into blocs, like jazz all morning, world music for two hours at noon, rock until 9, hip hop after an evening show, pre-dawn freeform, weekends with other specialties, etc. WLUW got dropped by Loyola University and taken under Chicago Public Radio's wing, and is now precariously back with the school. The next KUSF? Feel guilty going on about the secene here. A few fine outfits, but yours got me listtening from a thousand miles away...
	1:57am coalhard: ha i just noticed that easter falls on april 24--a sunday--HAPPY EASTER too therese!!!
	1:57am Hobie: wzrd is streaming?? I used to listen to them analog-ly years ago!
	1:59am Adam: WZRD is streaming, and they update the playlist every month or two, sometimes more!
	2:00am dan in Falls Church VA (aka DIFCVA): LAUNDRYLAUNDRYLAUNDRY
	2:01am coalhard: also looks like i owe you a MERRY CHRISTMASS too--on sunday!!!
	2:02am dan in Falls Church VA (aka DIFCVA): like zippy the pinhead, I worship the spin cycle
	2:02am Adam: It's going to be a very nice year for Therese, Jesse and all of WFMU, particularly on Sundays...top drawer, coalhard!
	2:09am coalhard: i like spock that time they carried his brain off in a beer keg
	2:13am Adam: Fascinating, captain and logical, doctor...loving the set, Therese! Flamin' Groovies are so wonderful!
	2:15am Therese: Thank you, Adam. Live long and prosper.
	2:17am Julie: Mmmmm I could use a nice keg of Spock brain
	2:23am coalhard: we have a local drink called "green god damn"---more down to earth but still makes your toes pointy
	2:25am Adam: Yowsah! Where do I have to go to get this beverage?
	2:27am Julie: @Adam, Vulcan perhaps? Or 1968?
	2:29am Adam: If coalhard can get this on other (fictional) planets and 43 years ago--color me impressed, Julie.
	2:29am Therese: Please elaborate on this "Green God Damn!"
	2:30am coalhard: us coal miners brew it in the coal mines--coal is main ingredient-and his sister ethanol
	2:32am Bastard out of Carolina: Are you sure it doesn't involve mere Everclear, lemonade from a mix, three different citrus sodas, Kool Aid, and such?
	2:33am coalhard: we lost our copy of perodic table--we have to hold mug upside down to catch brew
	2:34am Sean: Oh man, hearing Mort Shuman has made my night. Thanks Therese.
	2:34am Adam: Sounds nourishing.
	2:36am Therese: There seems to be some regional variation on this beverage!
	2:37am Adam: I remember a college concoction called Porch Crawl, or Porch Piss for the less delicate. Beer, vodka, lemonade...ouch....
	2:38am Adam: Parfait, Therese...tout parfait!
	2:40am Everclear, Vodka, Gatorade: but anything can happen in a fucked up punch
	2:40am coalhard: i still can't figure out who nosmo king is??
	2:42am Noalco Hollalowed: sounds like a dick to me
	2:43am Noalco Holallowed: to me, too, whoever he is
	2:45am Adam: I never tried the Purple Jesus, but a friend told me this vodka and grape whatever in a garbage bag was a staple of school hockey games in his native London...Ontario.
	2:49am coalhard: people in egypt get to smoke on the street--try that here and they hose your body down
	2:52am Colin: Purple Jesus was made with pure grain alcohol in Kingston...Ontario.
	2:57am Adam: Right on, Colin. Sorry I've never been there. London is a lovely town. Coalhard, don't take shit for smoking outdoors, especially during winter. Oh, the Nico--Therese, you musical minx!
	2:57am coalhard: i just stuck a nanner in my beer and called it a beervis--thank you very much
	2:57am Therese: Thanks everybody! Go out and show the love.
	3:33pm frank b: the archive file is really Martha's show; where is therese 2/14 show?

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