WFMU: Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from November 8, 2011

Listener comments!
	3:04am other david: howdy Julie & listeners! this is a deliciously goth start to my birthday :)
	3:06am T-Zero: Happy birthday, other.
	3:06am Julie: David! Happy Birthday! Any requests?
	3:06am Marmalade Kitty: Morning Julie! Happy Birthday O'David!
	3:11am Marmalade Kitty: I was going to request the Kinks for David :)
	3:12am other david: Cheers folks! Julie - my brain hasn't gotten into gear yet, just do your usual awesome show :)
	3:14am fred: Good morning Julie and listeners Happy birthday David!
	3:17am Julie: Hello David, Fred, MK & T-Zero
	3:20am T-Zero: Morning, Julie.
	3:31am Sam: This rocks!
	3:32am Marmalade Kitty: this Black & White sounds a little lke a-ha..
	3:33am Julie: Oh saying someone sounds like Aha is not a compliment! I'm trying to get them on the show actually.
	3:34am Brick Van Dee: Hello from the dark recesses of Merton Civic Centre, South West London!
	3:34am Marmalade Kitty: I love a-ha! seriously
	3:35am Julie: Howdy Brick! and Sam!
	3:37am Sam: Hi Julie, I'm definitely in the mood for your show.
	3:37am Julie: Hmmm Sam I'm not sure if that's a good thing or bad thing!
	3:40am T-Zero: I never really go into them (A-Ha) much.
	3:42am Julie: I think they were cool for about five minutes..and then it was like enough already with Take on Me
	3:43am T-Zero: Yeah. That first album is the only one I have, and never really played it much.
	3:46am Sam: It's a bad thing - I'm having a total dark night of the soul. But that's why you're there. So the fact that your show is on is a good thing.
	3:50am Marmalade Kitty: thats an accurate assessment TZ, there are 5 or 6 good songs in a-ha discography.. the rest is too much for me. very cheezy.
	3:54am Brick Van Dee: Vegetable Man. This song sounds like how I feel!
	3:55am Marmalade Kitty: bad wardrobe day syd?
	3:55am Julie: Ha, did you guys hear a lot of noise just then?
	3:56am Julie: I'm having an I don't know what I'm doing kind of night
	3:56am Julie: Hope i didn't wreck the song
	3:56am Sam: Sometimes I feel like a vegetable man, and sometimes like a jeune gen moderne. Or both.
	3:57am Sam: The song was fine, lots of echo, just perfect
	3:57am Marmalade Kitty: what happened? didn't notice anything..
	3:58am Dirty Elvis: Greetings from the People's Republic Of Cambridge, MA ;-)
	4:00am Julie: Hiya Dirty Elvis! @MK I left the Mic on..you probably heard buttons and stuff, but I bet they fit right in with Syd
	4:00am Julie: Projektfest is happening in cambridge next week!
	4:00am Sam: Cambridge! You crazy commie hippie! :)
	4:01am Dirty Elvis: Projekfest?
	4:02am Julie: Darkwave concert, put on by Projekt Label with Black tape for a blue girl and other bands
	4:02am Julie: middle east
	4:05am Dirty Elvis: Oh cool....sounded like some kind of pseudo-Russian graffiti contest lol
	4:06am Julie: @DE that sounds good too! Did my playlist disappear for anyone else?
	4:07am Sam: I LOVE the middle east! I used to go there all the time, especially for their lunch specials
	4:08am other david: Julie - all working fine here, loving this set
	4:09am Julie: it was weird it all vanished for a moment there. @OD thank you!
	4:09am ausmanx: i'm getting very confused... isn't the middle east the place where there's lots of sand and camels and stuff, and cambridge the place where there's an old university and lots of spies?
	4:10am Dirty Elvis: Shhhh...you'll blow my cover
	4:11am Sam: The mIddle east is a bar/restaurant/concert venue in Cambridge. I highly recommend it, the food is very good and not expensive, they have a great beer selection and a very cool vibe.
	4:12am Julie: I believe the show is in the basement, so who knows what that's like. Sure, stick the goths in the basement.
	4:13am Sam: I think Mariah Carey should cover this Trois Vierges. She could make it super shlocky.
	4:13am ausmanx: bit too far to go from Sydney, even if inexpensive. actually, the real Middle East is probably cheaper...
	4:14am Sam: The real middle east is closer to sydney too
	4:14am Julie: Aha? Mariah Carey? What's going on tonight
	4:15am Sam: Youuuuu got me feelin' emotions!!! Aaaahhhhh!!
	4:16am Dirty Elvis: I dunno but I think my cat likes your show, Julie. He's rubbing his head all over the monitor and purring up a storm....
	4:17am Sam: This is definitely a cat show
	4:18am other david: Elvis - is it a black cat, perchance?
	4:18am Julie: Aww that's cute
	4:19am Dirty Elvis: Nope, kinda yellow/orange-ish...his name's Eggyolk
	4:22am Julie: @sam this one oughta get to ya
	4:22am T-Zero: Do you just call him yoke?
	4:23am T-Zero: errr yolk
	4:25am Dirty Elvis: Nah that's too ghetto
	4:27am Sam: Yes, nice and dark, thank you.
	4:31am Dirty Elvis: Say Julie...whadaya think about the Boston Phoenix referring to Jim Morrison one of the forefathers of goth?
	4:34am Julie: @DE Yep I can see that. I play the Doors a lot. Didn't bring any tonight
	4:35am Julie: Although if someone has a Doors song they want to hear. I do have my hard drive with me
	4:48am Marmalade Kitty: do you have the doors - winter time love to be?
	4:53am other david: This Rough Trade comp is probably my favourite of all time!
	4:54am Marmalade Kitty: is it expensive to fly to Bermuda from NY for holiday?
	4:55am Marmalade Kitty: just seen a most beautiful beach! pink sand
	4:56am other david: Dark Night of the Soul Listener Meetup, Bermuda
	4:56am Julie: Never been to Bermuda! Sounds nice though.
	5:00am other david: I would melt over there, I've actually been in better form after we got the first autumn frost a couple of days back. I love cold, but bright weather :)
	5:00am Marmalade Kitty: that would be something else! :)
	5:03am Julie: Awfully chipper for a meet up for my show. Perhaps someplace in Eastern Europe
	5:06am Marmalade Kitty: China Crisis! Eastern Europe? Czech Prague?
	5:07am Dirty Elvis: East Somerville?
	5:08am Sam: How about Arkhangelsk, an industrial Russian city on the Arctic Ocean coast.
	5:10am other david: Sam - you read my mind, it has to be the Arctic in Winter :)
	5:13am Julie: brrrrrrrrr
	5:13am Julie: I watched this Buster Keaton movie over the weekend, and where he is there's a sign that says "North Pole 5 miles south" or some such thing
	5:14am Sam: Seriously I've always thought Arkhangelsk would be a wacked out place to live.
	5:15am Dirty Elvis: Does a dark night need be cold?
	5:15am Sam: Whenever people get lost and stop at Santa's workshop for directions, he always tells them "Head south..."
	5:16am ausmanx: i propose a meet up in Broome, the most remote town in the world, and consistently 110 degrees every day in november... i'm going there next week!
	5:16am Sam: You're right, Egg Yolk's companion, a dark night need not be cold. My favorite are warm rainy nights with lots of fog.
	5:16am Matt from Springfield: Morning Julie! Morning everyone! How about Slovenia for a meetup? Still Eastern Euro, nice architecture and friendly people during the day, dark atmosphere at night! Or similarly Prague, as MK said.
	5:17am Julie: Morning Matt! I've always wanted to go to Prague
	5:18am Julie: 110 degrees? YUCK
	5:20am ausmanx: yeah. i know, i actually prefer cold too. but it is one of the most amazing places on the planet... no robyn hitchcock tonight, Miss J? you've got me listening to him in the car at the moment...
	5:20am Matt from Springfield: @ausmanx: I've heard of Broome! But they have an airport, and tourists travelling the beach on camels, that's not remote! :P How about a dry lakebed in the WA desert, Lake Disappointment? ;)
	5:21am T-Zero: I suppose Transylvania in Romania would be too cliché
	5:22am Julie: Aus you're listening to him RIGHT NOW?
	5:22am Dirty Elvis: "....and the blues will make you happy too."
	5:23am Julie: I will try to get some Hitchcock in
	5:23am Marmalade Kitty: places in a hat..
	5:23am ausmanx: oh, it's remote. you'll see on the map where the nearest town is. we're driving there from Darwin along the Gibb River. it takes a week. if only small places are remote, we got stranded 3 nights in William Creek last year... population 3 (the couple who own the pub, and Trevor with the plane)... ! that's on the Oodnadatta Track...
	5:30am Matt from Springfield: Yes! Donovan! And you're having mint juleps with him too! :)
	5:32am Matt from Springfield: Oooh, unreleased Donovan comp. Is that a new release? This sounds like his early folk, mid-60s stuff, but his vocal sounds more "grown up", like late 60s/early 70s.
	5:32am Julie: I don't think it's an official release
	5:33am Matt from Springfield: @MKitty: Great suggestion! Especially for autumn--and harpsichord!!
	5:33am Marmalade Kitty: I love this doors track, underrated :)
	5:34am Matt from Springfield: Wake up everyone, the Strawberry Alarm Clock's going off!
	5:34am other david: haha, Strawberry Alarm Clock!! This is unexpected dances
	5:36am jamesie: I was ill with flu iu, my sister who worked for UNI records in Park Lane London brought me home a pile of 45's including Incense and Peppermints. I played it a lot, didnt really like it at the time as it seemed too 'cute' even though I was 12 at the time. I like it now.
	5:37am Matt from Springfield: As a kid my Dad described as "psychedelic" songs as this one, and Tommy James "Crimson and Clover" when they were on the radio--so those were the first two psychedelic songs that were defined for me. Really psych pop, but I still love both those songs.
	5:38am Matt from Springfield: Wow, there was a band called The Druids of Stonehenge. "No one knows, who they were...or, what they were doing..." !!! :)
	5:39am Matt from Springfield: "Course were NOT doing bloody Stonehenge!!!"
	5:41am Matt from Springfield: This is LOVERLY! Never heard of The Elastik Band. "They were one of the exponents of the UK psychedelic rock scene from the late 60’s and featured Andy Scott who would go on to become guitarist with Sweet."
	5:42am Julie: The hits and nothing but the hits
	5:43am simon: this song makes me buzz with happiness
	5:44am other david: Julie - what brought this on? :) I love the random jumps in style between sets, keeps us guessing
	5:44am Julie: Get ready for a major detour
	5:44am Dirty Elvis: "No eternal reward will forgive us now for wasting the dawn...."
	5:44am Matt from Springfield: I just ordered 3 Beach Boys psychedelic era CDs, have really discovered and enjoyed them the past week.
	5:47am Matt from Springfield: The Smile Sessions is coming out soon--5 CDs of artyfacts of the original attempt to record Smile. For Brian Wilson completists! (The original attempt at "Heroes and Villains" is on my CD--if that's any indication Smile prob would have been "ahead" of Sgt. Pepper's).
	5:47am Marmalade Kitty: did you get wild honey, Matt?
	5:50am Matt from Springfield: @MKitty: Yes! Smiley Smile/Wild Honey! Friends / 20/20 and Sunflower/Surf's Up. Friends / 20/20 are my fav two, but Wild Honey is a great, more soulful album. "Aren't You Glad" makes me think of it as the early version of Madness' "It Must Be Love".
	5:53am Matt from Springfield: Yeah! Sweet wine sounds great about now...
	5:55am Matt from Springfield: @MKitty: Oh by the way, sorry if I embarassed you by publicly asking if you were in a band, "playing Everton"--I had missed an earlier comment about football clubs! Or maybe it's a natural consequence of having sweet wine for breakfast ;)
	5:55am other david: Have to split, it was a great show Julie - feel like I can just about face the day ahead now :) Cya folks, hope you have a great day
	5:56am Julie: Almost out of here, thanks for listening guys!
	5:56am Julie: Happy Birthday!
	5:57am Matt from Springfield: Marc Bolan, riding unicorns right now while singing... Have a good day, other david! And happy birthday!
	5:59am Matt from Springfield: Thank you Julie! A nice show of relaxed album tracks tonight! Have a good day everyone!
	5:59am Marmalade Kitty: why would i be embaressed matt, course not..Robyn Hitchcock in The Bones in the Ground song definitely sounds like S. barrett!
	5:59am Dirty Elvis: Goodnight & good morning Julie ;-)
	6:00am Sam: Have a good day/night, may the darkness be with you.
	6:00am Marmalade Kitty: Great show Julie! :)
	6:01am Matt from Springfield: @MKitty: That's a great song, "Bones In The Ground". Great imagery, don't know quite what it reminds me of...
	12:09pm Van in Dallas: Once again, thank you magical WFMU archive genie! Have made it almost through set 2, and feel almost like Julie put that entire set together just for me :) I am LOVING this previously undiscovered "Lacrimosa" ...this "Kyrie" is almost epic and grandeur, and has such lovely long sweeping orchestrations! Julie, I think you KNEW I was going to love this one, knowing of my musical tastes that range from darkwave & punk to classical and so much more :) Still enjoying this presentation...will pause soon for lunch and restart with this Kyrie for a re-listen!
	1:38pm Van in Dallas: By the way, Happy Birthday to Other David!
	2:15pm Van in Dallas: Fabulous twists & turns. Another solid effort! Many thanks Julie!

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from November 8, 2011

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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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November 8, 2011: Return of the Dark

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	New	Approx. start time
Faith & The Muse	When We Were Dark	Gothic Compilation #46	Batbeliever Records				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Luna	Nestvarne Stvari "Nestvarne Stvari" by "Luna"	Dark Scene Kompilacija Naftalin #2					0:03:50 (Pop-up)
A Certain Ratio	Strain "Strain" by "A Certain Ratio"	The Graveyard and The Ballroom	Universal Sound	1980			0:06:59 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	See My Friends "See My Friends" by "The Kinks"	Singles Collection	Sanctuary Records	1997			0:09:25 (Pop-up)
In Gowan Ring	Rolling of the Stone	Miroque Vol. VII	Sub Terranean	2007			0:12:08 (Pop-up)
Xmal Deutschland	Incubus Succubus II	A Life Less Lived: The Gothic Box	Rhino Records	2006			0:18:04 (Pop-up)
Skinny Puppy	Neuwerld "Neuwerld" by "Skinny Puppy"	Kaleidoscope Issue 18					0:22:47 (Pop-up)
Void Vision	Black & White "Black & White" by "Void Vision"	In 20 Years 7"	Blind Prophet	2010	45		0:28:29 (Pop-up)
Elli & Jacno	Main Dans Le Main "Main Dans Le Main" by "Elli & Jacno"	Des Jeunes Gens Modernes: Post Punk, Cold Wave Et Culture Novo En France 1978 - 1983	Naive/Agnes B	2011		*	0:31:48 (Pop-up)
Austra	The Choke "The Choke" by "Austra"	Feel It Break	Domino	2011		*	0:35:24 (Pop-up)
She's All That	Jump "Jump" by "She's All That"	Gothic Compilation #48					0:39:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Nanase Hikaru	jibrille-silent mourning	Angel Sanctuary OST					0:43:25 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Vegetable Man "Vegetable Man" by "Pink Floyd"						0:52:17 (Pop-up)
The Moody Blues	Dawn is A Feeling (Alternate Version	Days of Future Passed (Deluxe Edition)	Deram	1967			0:56:05 (Pop-up)
Jefferson Airplane	Silver Spoon "Silver Spoon" by "Jefferson Airplane"	Flight Log	Grunt	1971	EP		0:56:48 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Aloyisius "Aloyisius" by "Cocteau Twins"	Treasure	4AD	1984			1:02:36 (Pop-up)
Stoa	Maare Illucscend "Maare Illucscend" by "Stoa"	Seireena	Projekt	2000			1:06:06 (Pop-up)
Epica	Trois Vierges (solo version)	Consign To Oblivion	Transmission	2005			1:09:31 (Pop-up)
Mesh	Little Missile "Little Missile" by "Mesh"	Gothic Compilation #17	Batbeliever Records				1:14:14 (Pop-up)
The Gathering	Shrink "Shrink" by "The Gathering"	Nighttime Birds	Century Media	1997			1:19:06 (Pop-up)
Lacrimosa	Kyrie (Overture) "Kyrie (Overture)" by "Lacrimosa"	Echos	Hall Of Sermon	2003			1:23:03 (Pop-up)
Faun Fables	Light of a Vaster Dark	Light of a Vaster Dark	Drag City	2010			1:36:14 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Nanase Hikaru	jibrille-silent mourning	Angel Sanctuary OST					1:39:51 (Pop-up)
Hungry Lucy	Blame "Blame" by "Hungry Lucy"	Apparitions	Fishtank Soundworks	2000			1:45:44 (Pop-up)
Mo Dettes	White Mice "White Mice" by "Mo Dettes"	Rough Trade Post Punk, Vol 1	Mute Records				1:49:42 (Pop-up)
Dali's Car	His Box "His Box" by "Dali's Car"	A Life Less Lived: The Gothic Box	Rhino	2006			1:53:12 (Pop-up)
The Ankh	Before Success "Before Success" by "The Ankh"	Part Time Punk Girls, Volume 3 Girls at Our best					1:57:45 (Pop-up)
China Crisis	Working With Fire and Steel	Working With Fire and Steel	Virgin	1983			2:01:42 (Pop-up)
Death in June	The Calling "The Calling" by "Death in June"	Nada!	Tesco	1985			2:06:13 (Pop-up)
Love Spirals Downward	Alicia (1999 Remix)	Diva X Machina Volume 3					2:11:32 (Pop-up)
Dreamscape	Finally Through "Finally Through" by "Dreamscape"	Heavenly Voices #2	Hyperium				2:15:19 (Pop-up)
Zola Jesus	Ixode "Ixode" by "Zola Jesus"	Conatus	Sacred Bones	2011		*	2:19:01 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Nanase Hikaru	jibrille-silent mourning	Angel Sanctuary OST					2:23:10 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Trainwhistle Blues "Trainwhistle Blues" by "Donovan"	Shape in the Sky 20 Unreleased Songs					2:28:13 (Pop-up)
The Doors	Wintertime Love "Wintertime Love" by "The Doors"	Waiting for the Sun	Elektra	1968			2:30:41 (Pop-up)
The Strawberry Alarm Clock	Incense and Pepperments	Incense and Pepperments	Sundazed	1967		*	2:32:30 (Pop-up)
The Druids of Stonehenge	A Garden Where Nothing Grows	Creation	Sundazed	1968		*	2:35:19 (Pop-up)
The Elastik Band	In A Family Tree	Soft Sounds for Gentle People 3	Pet	2011		*	2:38:18 (Pop-up)
The Beach Boys	Good Vibrations "Good Vibrations" by "The Beach Boys"	Smiley Smile	Brother Records	1967			2:40:53 (Pop-up)
Robyn Hitchcock	The Bones in the Ground	I Often Dream of Trains	Yep Roc Records	2007			2:44:40 (Pop-up)
Emika	Pretend "Pretend" by "Emika"	Emika	Ninja Tune	2011		*	2:49:53 (Pop-up)
Herman's Hermits	Museum "Museum" by "Herman's Hermits"	Herman's Hermits	EMI Compacts For Pleasure	1989			2:54:02 (Pop-up)
Tyrannosaurus Rex	The Throat Of Winter	Unicorn	Blue Thumb Records	1969			2:54:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Syd Barrett	Gigolo Aunt (loop) "Gigolo Aunt (loop)" by "Syd Barrett"						2:56:25 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:04am other david: howdy Julie & listeners! this is a deliciously goth start to my birthday :)
	3:06am T-Zero: Happy birthday, other.
	3:06am Julie: David! Happy Birthday! Any requests?
	3:06am Marmalade Kitty: Morning Julie! Happy Birthday O'David!
	3:11am Marmalade Kitty: I was going to request the Kinks for David :)
	3:12am other david: Cheers folks! Julie - my brain hasn't gotten into gear yet, just do your usual awesome show :)
	3:14am fred: Good morning Julie and listeners Happy birthday David!
	3:17am Julie: Hello David, Fred, MK & T-Zero
	3:20am T-Zero: Morning, Julie.
	3:31am Sam: This rocks!
	3:32am Marmalade Kitty: this Black & White sounds a little lke a-ha..
	3:33am Julie: Oh saying someone sounds like Aha is not a compliment! I'm trying to get them on the show actually.
	3:34am Brick Van Dee: Hello from the dark recesses of Merton Civic Centre, South West London!
	3:34am Marmalade Kitty: I love a-ha! seriously
	3:35am Julie: Howdy Brick! and Sam!
	3:37am Sam: Hi Julie, I'm definitely in the mood for your show.
	3:37am Julie: Hmmm Sam I'm not sure if that's a good thing or bad thing!
	3:40am T-Zero: I never really go into them (A-Ha) much.
	3:42am Julie: I think they were cool for about five minutes..and then it was like enough already with Take on Me
	3:43am T-Zero: Yeah. That first album is the only one I have, and never really played it much.
	3:46am Sam: It's a bad thing - I'm having a total dark night of the soul. But that's why you're there. So the fact that your show is on is a good thing.
	3:50am Marmalade Kitty: thats an accurate assessment TZ, there are 5 or 6 good songs in a-ha discography.. the rest is too much for me. very cheezy.
	3:54am Brick Van Dee: Vegetable Man. This song sounds like how I feel!
	3:55am Marmalade Kitty: bad wardrobe day syd?
	3:55am Julie: Ha, did you guys hear a lot of noise just then?
	3:56am Julie: I'm having an I don't know what I'm doing kind of night
	3:56am Julie: Hope i didn't wreck the song
	3:56am Sam: Sometimes I feel like a vegetable man, and sometimes like a jeune gen moderne. Or both.
	3:57am Sam: The song was fine, lots of echo, just perfect
	3:57am Marmalade Kitty: what happened? didn't notice anything..
	3:58am Dirty Elvis: Greetings from the People's Republic Of Cambridge, MA ;-)
	4:00am Julie: Hiya Dirty Elvis! @MK I left the Mic on..you probably heard buttons and stuff, but I bet they fit right in with Syd
	4:00am Julie: Projektfest is happening in cambridge next week!
	4:00am Sam: Cambridge! You crazy commie hippie! :)
	4:01am Dirty Elvis: Projekfest?
	4:02am Julie: Darkwave concert, put on by Projekt Label with Black tape for a blue girl and other bands
	4:02am Julie: middle east
	4:05am Dirty Elvis: Oh cool....sounded like some kind of pseudo-Russian graffiti contest lol
	4:06am Julie: @DE that sounds good too! Did my playlist disappear for anyone else?
	4:07am Sam: I LOVE the middle east! I used to go there all the time, especially for their lunch specials
	4:08am other david: Julie - all working fine here, loving this set
	4:09am Julie: it was weird it all vanished for a moment there. @OD thank you!
	4:09am ausmanx: i'm getting very confused... isn't the middle east the place where there's lots of sand and camels and stuff, and cambridge the place where there's an old university and lots of spies?
	4:10am Dirty Elvis: Shhhh...you'll blow my cover
	4:11am Sam: The mIddle east is a bar/restaurant/concert venue in Cambridge. I highly recommend it, the food is very good and not expensive, they have a great beer selection and a very cool vibe.
	4:12am Julie: I believe the show is in the basement, so who knows what that's like. Sure, stick the goths in the basement.
	4:13am Sam: I think Mariah Carey should cover this Trois Vierges. She could make it super shlocky.
	4:13am ausmanx: bit too far to go from Sydney, even if inexpensive. actually, the real Middle East is probably cheaper...
	4:14am Sam: The real middle east is closer to sydney too
	4:14am Julie: Aha? Mariah Carey? What's going on tonight
	4:15am Sam: Youuuuu got me feelin' emotions!!! Aaaahhhhh!!
	4:16am Dirty Elvis: I dunno but I think my cat likes your show, Julie. He's rubbing his head all over the monitor and purring up a storm....
	4:17am Sam: This is definitely a cat show
	4:18am other david: Elvis - is it a black cat, perchance?
	4:18am Julie: Aww that's cute
	4:19am Dirty Elvis: Nope, kinda yellow/orange-ish...his name's Eggyolk
	4:22am Julie: @sam this one oughta get to ya
	4:22am T-Zero: Do you just call him yoke?
	4:23am T-Zero: errr yolk
	4:25am Dirty Elvis: Nah that's too ghetto
	4:27am Sam: Yes, nice and dark, thank you.
	4:31am Dirty Elvis: Say Julie...whadaya think about the Boston Phoenix referring to Jim Morrison one of the forefathers of goth?
	4:34am Julie: @DE Yep I can see that. I play the Doors a lot. Didn't bring any tonight
	4:35am Julie: Although if someone has a Doors song they want to hear. I do have my hard drive with me
	4:48am Marmalade Kitty: do you have the doors - winter time love to be?
	4:53am other david: This Rough Trade comp is probably my favourite of all time!
	4:54am Marmalade Kitty: is it expensive to fly to Bermuda from NY for holiday?
	4:55am Marmalade Kitty: just seen a most beautiful beach! pink sand
	4:56am other david: Dark Night of the Soul Listener Meetup, Bermuda
	4:56am Julie: Never been to Bermuda! Sounds nice though.
	5:00am other david: I would melt over there, I've actually been in better form after we got the first autumn frost a couple of days back. I love cold, but bright weather :)
	5:00am Marmalade Kitty: that would be something else! :)
	5:03am Julie: Awfully chipper for a meet up for my show. Perhaps someplace in Eastern Europe
	5:06am Marmalade Kitty: China Crisis! Eastern Europe? Czech Prague?
	5:07am Dirty Elvis: East Somerville?
	5:08am Sam: How about Arkhangelsk, an industrial Russian city on the Arctic Ocean coast.
	5:10am other david: Sam - you read my mind, it has to be the Arctic in Winter :)
	5:13am Julie: brrrrrrrrr
	5:13am Julie: I watched this Buster Keaton movie over the weekend, and where he is there's a sign that says "North Pole 5 miles south" or some such thing
	5:14am Sam: Seriously I've always thought Arkhangelsk would be a wacked out place to live.
	5:15am Dirty Elvis: Does a dark night need be cold?
	5:15am Sam: Whenever people get lost and stop at Santa's workshop for directions, he always tells them "Head south..."
	5:16am ausmanx: i propose a meet up in Broome, the most remote town in the world, and consistently 110 degrees every day in november... i'm going there next week!
	5:16am Sam: You're right, Egg Yolk's companion, a dark night need not be cold. My favorite are warm rainy nights with lots of fog.
	5:16am Matt from Springfield: Morning Julie! Morning everyone! How about Slovenia for a meetup? Still Eastern Euro, nice architecture and friendly people during the day, dark atmosphere at night! Or similarly Prague, as MK said.
	5:17am Julie: Morning Matt! I've always wanted to go to Prague
	5:18am Julie: 110 degrees? YUCK
	5:20am ausmanx: yeah. i know, i actually prefer cold too. but it is one of the most amazing places on the planet... no robyn hitchcock tonight, Miss J? you've got me listening to him in the car at the moment...
	5:20am Matt from Springfield: @ausmanx: I've heard of Broome! But they have an airport, and tourists travelling the beach on camels, that's not remote! :P How about a dry lakebed in the WA desert, Lake Disappointment? ;)
	5:21am T-Zero: I suppose Transylvania in Romania would be too cliché
	5:22am Julie: Aus you're listening to him RIGHT NOW?
	5:22am Dirty Elvis: "....and the blues will make you happy too."
	5:23am Julie: I will try to get some Hitchcock in
	5:23am Marmalade Kitty: places in a hat..
	5:23am ausmanx: oh, it's remote. you'll see on the map where the nearest town is. we're driving there from Darwin along the Gibb River. it takes a week. if only small places are remote, we got stranded 3 nights in William Creek last year... population 3 (the couple who own the pub, and Trevor with the plane)... ! that's on the Oodnadatta Track...
	5:30am Matt from Springfield: Yes! Donovan! And you're having mint juleps with him too! :)
	5:32am Matt from Springfield: Oooh, unreleased Donovan comp. Is that a new release? This sounds like his early folk, mid-60s stuff, but his vocal sounds more "grown up", like late 60s/early 70s.
	5:32am Julie: I don't think it's an official release
	5:33am Matt from Springfield: @MKitty: Great suggestion! Especially for autumn--and harpsichord!!
	5:33am Marmalade Kitty: I love this doors track, underrated :)
	5:34am Matt from Springfield: Wake up everyone, the Strawberry Alarm Clock's going off!
	5:34am other david: haha, Strawberry Alarm Clock!! This is unexpected dances
	5:36am jamesie: I was ill with flu iu, my sister who worked for UNI records in Park Lane London brought me home a pile of 45's including Incense and Peppermints. I played it a lot, didnt really like it at the time as it seemed too 'cute' even though I was 12 at the time. I like it now.
	5:37am Matt from Springfield: As a kid my Dad described as "psychedelic" songs as this one, and Tommy James "Crimson and Clover" when they were on the radio--so those were the first two psychedelic songs that were defined for me. Really psych pop, but I still love both those songs.
	5:38am Matt from Springfield: Wow, there was a band called The Druids of Stonehenge. "No one knows, who they were...or, what they were doing..." !!! :)
	5:39am Matt from Springfield: "Course were NOT doing bloody Stonehenge!!!"
	5:41am Matt from Springfield: This is LOVERLY! Never heard of The Elastik Band. "They were one of the exponents of the UK psychedelic rock scene from the late 60’s and featured Andy Scott who would go on to become guitarist with Sweet."
	5:42am Julie: The hits and nothing but the hits
	5:43am simon: this song makes me buzz with happiness
	5:44am other david: Julie - what brought this on? :) I love the random jumps in style between sets, keeps us guessing
	5:44am Julie: Get ready for a major detour
	5:44am Dirty Elvis: "No eternal reward will forgive us now for wasting the dawn...."
	5:44am Matt from Springfield: I just ordered 3 Beach Boys psychedelic era CDs, have really discovered and enjoyed them the past week.
	5:47am Matt from Springfield: The Smile Sessions is coming out soon--5 CDs of artyfacts of the original attempt to record Smile. For Brian Wilson completists! (The original attempt at "Heroes and Villains" is on my CD--if that's any indication Smile prob would have been "ahead" of Sgt. Pepper's).
	5:47am Marmalade Kitty: did you get wild honey, Matt?
	5:50am Matt from Springfield: @MKitty: Yes! Smiley Smile/Wild Honey! Friends / 20/20 and Sunflower/Surf's Up. Friends / 20/20 are my fav two, but Wild Honey is a great, more soulful album. "Aren't You Glad" makes me think of it as the early version of Madness' "It Must Be Love".
	5:53am Matt from Springfield: Yeah! Sweet wine sounds great about now...
	5:55am Matt from Springfield: @MKitty: Oh by the way, sorry if I embarassed you by publicly asking if you were in a band, "playing Everton"--I had missed an earlier comment about football clubs! Or maybe it's a natural consequence of having sweet wine for breakfast ;)
	5:55am other david: Have to split, it was a great show Julie - feel like I can just about face the day ahead now :) Cya folks, hope you have a great day
	5:56am Julie: Almost out of here, thanks for listening guys!
	5:56am Julie: Happy Birthday!
	5:57am Matt from Springfield: Marc Bolan, riding unicorns right now while singing... Have a good day, other david! And happy birthday!
	5:59am Matt from Springfield: Thank you Julie! A nice show of relaxed album tracks tonight! Have a good day everyone!
	5:59am Marmalade Kitty: why would i be embaressed matt, course not..Robyn Hitchcock in The Bones in the Ground song definitely sounds like S. barrett!
	5:59am Dirty Elvis: Goodnight & good morning Julie ;-)
	6:00am Sam: Have a good day/night, may the darkness be with you.
	6:00am Marmalade Kitty: Great show Julie! :)
	6:01am Matt from Springfield: @MKitty: That's a great song, "Bones In The Ground". Great imagery, don't know quite what it reminds me of...
	12:09pm Van in Dallas: Once again, thank you magical WFMU archive genie! Have made it almost through set 2, and feel almost like Julie put that entire set together just for me :) I am LOVING this previously undiscovered "Lacrimosa" ...this "Kyrie" is almost epic and grandeur, and has such lovely long sweeping orchestrations! Julie, I think you KNEW I was going to love this one, knowing of my musical tastes that range from darkwave & punk to classical and so much more :) Still enjoying this presentation...will pause soon for lunch and restart with this Kyrie for a re-listen!
	1:38pm Van in Dallas: By the way, Happy Birthday to Other David!
	2:15pm Van in Dallas: Fabulous twists & turns. Another solid effort! Many thanks Julie!

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from November 8, 2011

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