WFMU: Underwater Theme Park with Meghan: Playlist from April 26, 2012

Listener comments!
	6:00am Chuck: Gooday, All!
	6:02am Chuck: Seems that just planning this theme made it rain, Meghan...
	6:02am Meghan: Morning Morning Morning! Afternoon Afternoon Afternoon to Europe and Beyond.... Evening Evening Evening to Asia and Australia!
	6:03am Chuck: Good thing. The grass outside my shop door was like straw from dryness...
	6:03am Meghan: That was sort of the idea! We had an April with no showers.... but wildfires!
	6:04am Chuck: Now if I can only get the birds from to stop trying to make nests under the shop door awning...
	6:06am Chuck: Every morning I open the door I have a heap of sticks that fall out. Wierd....
	6:14am Chuck: Weddings are good. Like them much better than funerals...
	6:19am Meghan: So far this year it's been 2 funerals and one wedding...
	6:20am Vancouver Sue: Hey! So is it raining in Jersey or would you like that?
	6:21am Chuck: Need more weddings then. And NO more funerals...
	6:21am Vancouver Sue: Cause you can guess what our skies are dropping! http://www.weatheroffice.gc.ca/city/pages/bc-74_metric_e.html
	6:22am Meghan: Vancouver Sue..... it's sunny today. We can totally use some of your rain!
	6:28am Chuck: We're supposed to get some rain this afternoon...
	6:30am Simon: Yay Lawrence! Greetings from the UK where in England we have a hosepipe ban and all of April's rainfall is predicted to fall in next 4 days.
	6:31am Meghan: Awww, the infamous rains are checking in..... now where is Seattle to round us out?!
	6:33am Nathan: London pissing down. Deluge. End of days. Morning Meghan... survivors.
	6:34am Dave B: I can assure you that Tylenol PM works as advertised
	6:34am Meghan: Maybe I could use this as a tribute to rain for everywhere BUT the east coast of the states!
	6:36am Chuck: Good they've got something that works, Dave!
	6:36am Dave B: And good morning!
	6:41am Meghan: Dave did you get your tardy slip from Chuck?
	6:42am Chuck: No tardy slips here, Meghan. You just get denied fruit cup. heheh...
	6:42am Dave B: This song always makes me feel like giving someone a good tolchok in the yarbles
	6:43am Simon: Late entry suggestion Meghan, that last set just transported me back to the mid-80s and reminded me of The Weather Prophet's She Comes in the Rain. Even if you can't squeeze it in, it's worth looking up.
	6:43am Chuck: Yeah, Dave. I never cared much for musicals myself. There are only about 6 that I actually liked...
	6:44am Meghan: ha! completely Dave! damn doesn't he sing it when he's doing it too? I could have played that version! Man it's been a while since I saw that last. A movie theater up in Montreal....
	6:44am Dave B: I'm going full re-tardy
	6:44am Meghan: Dave- Never go full re-tardy!
	6:45am Dave B: Hahahah
	6:47am Chuck: Rodges and Hammerstein should have been slain...
	6:48am Nathan: "my baby keep fartin in my face.... "
	6:48am Chuck: Enter the cheese...
	6:49am Meghan: What is rainy cheese? Here's a huge portion of it for you....
	6:52am Nathan: "If a kid asks where rain comes from, I think a cute thing to tell him is "God is crying." And if he asks why God is crying, another cute thing to tell him is "Probably because of something you did." - Jack Handy
	6:52am Dave B: News chopper hanging overhead. Wishing I had a SAM on my terrace. I'd make it rain death from below
	6:53am Andy in Berlin: Here I am - late as usual
	6:53am Nathan: @Dave B - hahaha...
	6:54am Meghan: Andy..... You made it by the first hour.... that is rather good actually!
	6:54am Nathan: I've literally got Chinooks / Sea Knights / etc hovering over my place every day being in spitting distance of the Olympics site.
	6:55am Andy in Berlin: (sound of hand slapping head) I totally forgot to suggest "Listen To The Rhythm of The Falling Rain"
	6:55am Dave B: No news events, simply a picturesque shot of Central Park. Fuckers
	6:56am Meghan: oh yeah..... maybe I need to do an Olympic theme this summer for you all.
	6:58am Nathan: Yeah Meghan! Would it have to be songs with olympic in the title.. or simply 'sporting' type songs... ?
	6:59am Caryn: Heh, for some reason I remembered you had the earlier slot, and I thought I'd missed the whole show already! Yay! Only 1 hour to listen to in the archives!
	6:59am Chuck: If they're low enough you could take them out with an RPG, Dave!
	6:59am Dave B: @Nathan - for "security"? I prefer the cadence of mil spec choppers blades than the gnat like one from the news/tourist ones
	7:00am Dave B: Meghan - do a set for each event. SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING!
	7:02am Nathan: @Dave B - Something like that... seriously it's almost as if they're expecting a foreign land invasion. They've got Hesco boxes, ad hoc fortifications they normally use in places like Afghanistan and Iraq, fortifying the surrounding area and key choke points.. It's kind've creeping me out because it's so utterly ridiculous. I'm the same, I grew up near El Toro Marine base.. I have the knack for telling the helicopter by the sound.
	7:04am Andy in Berlin: Cowboys And Girls by the Intruders!
	7:05am Dave B: Did the stream die? Or is it me?
	7:06am Chuck: I'm still receiving, Dave....
	7:07am Dave B: Flash kinda crapped out for me. Probably my cable....
	7:10am Chuck: Blood on the Tracks is one of Dylan's best, in my opinion...
	7:11am Nathan: @Meghan - I know you're not going to play any milli vanilli... I'm just bringing it up for the hell of it. Just to make you cringe a bit on the inside and perhaps introduce that ear worm...
	7:12am Meghan: hehe..... You are right.... on both accounts Nathan!
	7:14am Nathan: I've been infected myself. Just spreading the disease... "blame it on the rain.. yeah yeah.. "
	7:16am Dave B: The back masking part... "...the sun shines. Raaain. When the rain comes, they run and hide their heads"
	7:16am other david: They were warning of water restrictions here at the start of the month - the last week though, endless endless rain. J'accuse Meghan!
	7:17am Caryn: It is a great bass track, but the best ever? Hmm...
	7:19am Jeff P: Good morning, everyone! I've got to head off for work but before that I wanted to say this....
	7:19am Jeff P: The humidity's rising. The barometer's getting low.
	7:19am Jeff P: According to all sources, the street's the place to go!
	7:22am Meghan: ohhhhhh, smells of food wafting up here in the studio...... I think the restaurant next door should be forced to feed me for free if I have to sit here and endure that!
	7:22am Chuck: More Nick Cave on UTP? Who knew? heheh....
	7:23am Simon: I totally agree about the Brooklyn Museum! I saw a Ron Mueck show there a few years back and it was brilliant. A much better space than many of the museums back over the river.
	7:25am Meghan: Oh I missed that one, but saw a bunch of his pieces in the Sensations show. His stuff is amazing
	7:29am Simon: It was stupendous. The gigantic baby in the middle of the room was very unsettling.
	7:30am Meghan: We copied the large pregnant woman for an ice sculpture when I was working at an ice sculpting studio....
	7:31am Chuck: Sometimes art is meant to be unsettling, Simon...
	7:35am Simon: Absolutely Chuck, that's why I liked it so much. Super-realistic sculptures, but all out of proportion with the real world. Apparently he even uses real human hair for them.
	7:36am Chuck: I was just looking at some of his pieces, Simon. Super-realistic indeed!
	7:37am Meghan: Chuck, he either makes things super large or small..... very eerie. They are simply amazing up close
	7:39am HJ Cronan: Greetings from a very wet London, it had been declared a drought but the rain has been falling for days now, enjoying your selection very much! Ta x
	7:39am HJ Cronan: Greetings from a very wet London, it had been declared a drought but the rain has been falling for days now, enjoying your selection very much! Ta x
	7:40am Meghan: Thanks HJ! Much appreciated!
	7:41am Chuck: Must go let G'Kar in for his morning meal. Back in a few minutes...
	7:45am Simon: Meghan, was it diffcult to keep pregnant ice lady from toppling over? That's one big bump.
	7:46am Meghan: The arms over her head helps in balancing the weight
	7:47am Dorkface Dorkatude: Oh Man - that Cowboy Bebop anime had a 'rain' song.
	7:48am Chuck: The only art I get to see is the stuff I'm molding/casting....
	7:53am Meghan: And that is not always good....
	7:54am Chuck: But the pay checks are!
	7:54am Chuck: And fussy annoying clients aren't...
	7:55am Meghan: I am actually swinging by the Brooklyn Museum tonight to pick up the Keith Haring catalog. They had run out of it, so I was put on back order. I may just swing up and see the show again... that is how good it was
	7:56am Chuck: Another drawback to my location, no good museums...
	7:59am Chuck: Of course this is a good version by Jimmy, Meghan! It's a great song to begin with!
	7:59am walter: It's raining here in Copenhagen. Thanks for the set.
	8:01am HJ Cronan: Am also 'making art' for £'s here... Nice to make contact with others out there
	8:03am Meghan: Hopefully the reggae is making the rain not so sad Walter! Lots of art types over here HJ!
	8:03am Elwyn: Guess who is fashionably late?! ?!?!
	8:05am Chuck: Yo, Elwyn! Better than unfashionably absent...
	8:05am Meghan: Elwyn, you are a week and 2 hours late! hehe
	8:05am Caryn: Same here, Chuck! When I visit my family, one day is usually spent going to museums, because otherwise I never get to visit one. (There's one "museum" here, and the last time they had a new show was last summer...)
	8:06am Elwyn: Heh. I really should be at the pub for a trivia night but the host who is someone I want to go out with, has gotten a new bf and it'd drive me nuts to see them together.
	8:07am Meghan: Elwyn, you haven't told us about hanging out with Keili!
	8:08am kath: and I too and late as always!
	8:09am Caryn: Maybe there's a Portland, Jamaica?
	8:10am Elwyn: @Meghan: We only hung out once so far. I invited her to a BBQ with my stormtrooper buddies. She and her bf rode in the backseat (chauffer style). Her bf left melted chocolate on my backseat. Grrrrr... She didn't come to the roller derby last week even though I offered to buy her a Team Unicorn t-shirt. (turns out that all the small ladies sizes were sold out)
	8:11am Chuck: It's a trade off, Caryn. Either live where you like with few cultural outlets, or live in a place you don't like with many. I could never live in the New York/ New Jersey area. I would hate it...
	8:12am Elwyn: @Meghan: Do I need to tweet Ken again about moving you off morning shift?
	8:13am Andrew Waterloo: @Elwyn, is your Roller Derby flat track or do you have banked tracks out there?
	8:13am HJ Cronan: Meghan, check out Big Mikey Dread's Reggae Radio podcast on podimatic.com (sp?) - lots of in-depth, heavy roots, reggae, ska etc. an education for sure!
	8:14am Randy: Great show Megan. The kids at the Toledo Early College High School are digging it in my classroom.
	8:14am Jeff P: To continue my previous thought... Because tonight for the first time, just about half past ten....
	8:14am Jeff P: For the first time in history....
	8:15am Meghan: get ready Randy.... Slayer is coming up..... hehe
	8:15am Cheri Pi: It's too early, but I wouldn't be anywhere else.
	8:15am Caryn: @Chuck: well, I'm currently living in a place I don't like with few cultural outlets, because I can't afford to move... Unfortunately, not much of a trade-off, apart from the "live here and sort of afford food, or move and be even more indigent" trade-off.
	8:16am kath: I am happy in my middle of nowhere life. Plus, Cinci is a good city with plenty of stuff, so, best of both!
	8:17am Elwyn: @Andrew: Flat track. They use the WFTDA rules.
	8:17am Politically Correct Dork: Erm, Re: Cowboys and Indians, shouldn't it be Cowboys and NATIVE INDIGENOUS AMERICANS? SURELY!
	8:17am Meghan: Good morning Cheri Pi! Just in time for the wake up set! Elwyn- You can always send @StationMgrKen loving notes.
	8:17am Elwyn: Yay for Bob!
	8:18am Chuck: Oh, I'm so sorry to hear that, Caryn! I love where I live. It's peaceful here. If I want the cultural venues though I just have to drive about 90 miles to the NYC/NJ area...
	8:19am Meghan: I have lived in the middle of nowhere with nothing food and no culture and no other ethnic races and it drove me INSANE. I love the diversity that I have to live in a city. I do miss having a back yard, but fuck it, I don't need to grow it, I can go out to eat for it!
	8:19am kath: Hi Cheri!
	8:22am Chuck: It's mostly the huge population that annoys me, Meghan. Which in turn leads to traffic, crime, greater chances of having to deal with stupid people, etc...
	8:24am Caryn: Yeah, Chuck, I moved here to go to university (the university is in the capital, but the department of my major was, for historical reasons, located here). A year after I graduated, even the university department moved out of here (to the capital). But I'm stuck. Heck, at least with the university around there was some culture and people I know. Now, it takes me at least an hour of travel to see any friends.
	8:24am Chuck: Not that we don't have stupid people here in orchard country. But with a much lower population you don't run into them very often...
	8:25am Elwyn: Hey Kath!!
	8:25am Meghan: Chuck, we both know there are stupid people up there too..... Maybe even more than here in the city. We may have more people, but percentage wise.....
	8:26am HJ Cronan: Where are you Chuck?
	8:26am Dave B: Sometimes the city is the loneliest place I know
	8:26am Andrew Waterloo: There's lots in the area where I am. A couple of good festivals and such. There are also long pockets of nothing much at all. Of course I could always deal with the traffic and drive to Toronto but that's always a bit much for a week night.
	8:27am Cheri Pi: Kath! I need the wake up set big time :)
	8:28am Andrew Waterloo: Of course, visitations with my daughter have quashed the last 4 or 5 things I wanted to attend :)
	8:28am Jeff P: So no one's going to finish my thought?
	8:29am Cheri Pi: My god woman, I love you.
	8:29am Travis Bickel: All the animals come out at night - whores, skunk pussies, buggers, queens, fairies, dopers, junkies, sick, venal. Someday a real rain will come and wash all this scum off the streets. I go all over. I take people to the Bronx, Brooklyn, I take 'em to Harlem. I don't care. Don't make no difference to me. It does to some. Some won't even take spooks. Don't make no difference to me.
	8:29am Meghan: Jeff... your first thought was a while ago.... you making me scroll?
	8:29am Randy: Hell yea
	8:29am Chuck: I'm not disagreeing with that, Meg. I just know I don't come across them often. Hum, that's interesting, Caryn! That's basically what I did except the college is still here. New Paltz, NY, HJ...
	8:29am PKNY: When you have Slayer, who needs coffee? \m/
	8:29am Caryn: The city I live in is commonly known as "the most pointless city in the country", the most popular political party here is the populist right-wing "down with fags and darkies" party, and the most culture I get is the bulletin board of the local library. What I wouldn't give to live somewhere tolerable...
	8:30am mohawkdave!: Ok........I'm AWAKE I'M AWAKE I'M AWAKE I'M AWAKE!!!! THANKS!
	8:30am Travis Bickel: Thank God for the rain to wash the trash off the sidewalk.
	8:30am Meghan: I should just start my show with Slayer..... to wake you all up!
	8:31am Shitty Bill: SLAYER is the BEST way to wake up.
	8:31am Andrew Waterloo: @Caryn, there's room on my couch
	8:31am mohawkdave!: Heh hehehheh --MEGHAN! I totally gave up on the scrolling too!!
	8:31am kath: Caryn, I love in the most 'RED' county in Ohio. But I have made friends with the local dems.
	8:31am Cheri Pi: I wish the rain would wash the bird poop off my vehicle.
	8:31am northguineahills: D'oh, "slept in" today.
	8:31am Caryn: Yeah, yeah, jeff, it's raining men! And hallelujah for it.
	8:31am Meghan: I am flying to Finland and stealing Caryn over here....
	8:32am Jeff P: Well, mohawk dave, did you ride your bike in this morning, you big pussy?
	8:32am Jeff P: Caryn wins! Thank you !
	8:32am kath: Cheri, didn't you hear that rain/thunder storm last night?? it did was all the poop off my car!
	8:32am Dave B: Sunday's rain washed the bukkake of pollen off my car!
	8:33am kath: Well, I admit, I did not dig the Slayer, but Raining Blood is Better than Raining Men!
	8:33am Berg: oh please stop the rain already, we havent had any today so far!
	8:34am Andrew Waterloo: It would be nice to have a enough rain to wash the bird poop off of my car... it's been rather stubborn
	8:34am HJ Cronan: I've never heard of New Paltz Chuck, but I'm a country boy myself, lived in London ten years, left and have ended up back again. Managed to find somewhere green and quiet - good result, I'm where the work is and managing to stay out of the rat race. Count myself lucky
	8:34am Andy in Berlin: What's to discuss? It's Slayer!
	8:35am Dave B: YESSSSSSS! A P B
	8:35am Caryn: Thanks for the thought, Andrew & Meghan! Seriously, if it wasn't for WFMU to listen to, I think the cultural wasteland would be intolerable.
	8:36am Parq: Haven't heard this APB track in a couple of forevers.
	8:36am Cheri Pi: Kath-you're right, I think I was woken up to hail hitting my window! It's all coming back to me
	8:36am Simon: Hey I'm a bit late on this one, but I've lived the city and i've lived in tiny villages and I love them both for different reasons. what I really hate is towns. Worst of both worlds. Too big to know everyone, too small to have anything interesting going on. More than 1000 people, less than half a million; flatten them all I say.
	8:37am HJ Cronan: Lunchtime - thanks for the music and chat, best wishes to all from london
	8:37am Dave B: Parq - check Evan "Funk" Davies archives for a live set! http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/41532
	8:37am Chuck: Green and quiet is just what I'm talking about, HJ! New Paltz is about 90 miles north of Manhattan up the Hudson River... Agree with Meghan! We must snatch Caryn out of her place and relocate her somewhere better!
	8:38am kath: I totally agree with Simon.
	8:38am Simon: Is it anywhere near Beacon Chuck?
	8:39am kath: Chuck, isn't NP a big college town??
	8:39am Meghan: giggles Simon- Chuck & I both worked in Beacon. Other side of the river and up about 45 minutes
	8:39am Caryn: Oh man, Simon pretty much summed up the problem.
	8:39am Chuck: Still a bit further north, Simon. Meghan and I used to work together in Beacon though...
	8:41am mohawkdave!: Jeff P; Of course! They're calling for rain. Hallelujah, as they say. I'm sure glad Caryn spelled that a few posts ago! You?
	8:41am Simon: Oh that's wierd. I just looked it up on the map. I went for a walk in the Mohonk reserve that same year I was at the Brooklyn museum. Beacon; you've got a pretty good museum right on your doorstep! One of the best I'd say.
	8:41am Elwyn: Love this Dean & Britta song but it kind of makes me sad every time I listen to it.
	8:41am Chuck: Nope, not very big, Kath. You can drive through town in about 8 minutes...
	8:41am Caryn: Seriously, i watched half an hour of morning television today, and the first thing that came up? How the place I live in is "the most pointless city in the country". And then they chuckled about it. Sigh...
	8:41am northguineahills: Try living in Jacksonville, FL (where I grew up). One giant-ass suburb w/ over a million people where you have to drive at least 45 miles just to find anything. The beaches, however, are very nice w/ decent surf.
	8:43am kath: Jacksonville sounds a lot like Long island!
	8:44am kath: Caryn, are you from there or somehow ended up there?
	8:45am walter: Hey Meghan, the reggae actually made the sun come out. Imagine that.
	8:45am seang: alright
	8:46am mohawkdave!: Now that I checked the playlist I understand why all the rain talk! Dean and Britta......are they "The Church" people??
	8:46am Chuck: Ah, you've been here then, Simon! I live 5 miles from town itself. The watchtower at Mohonk can be seen from my bedroom window...
	8:46am Meghan: I love Jersey City. It's everything I could want. Good food, I know my neighbors and am part of the community here, I have access to NYC where there is culture (though there is art openings here in JC that I have participated in) and I am near major airports for when I want to leave.
	8:46am Caryn: @kath: I'm from the capital region, but moved here to study.
	8:47am kath: Chuck, can't ya see Russia??
	8:47am Andy in Berlin: I'm sorry to say this, but I'm really done with the Eurythmics
	8:47am Meghan: Mohawkdave..... I'd say far from "church" people...... Yay Walter! Magical powers over here....
	8:48am northguineahills: I suppose Jacksonville is a bit like LI, however, more southern (think Florigia, more Georgian then Floridian). It's about the size of a Rhode Island (it's the largest city in the lower 48 land-wise).
	8:50am Caryn: The one great thing about this place is that it's a transport hub, so leaving is easy. I live a block from the bus & train station. Hah, I was wondering when "Purple Rain" was coming!
	8:51am northguineahills: <Holds lighter up>
	8:51am Chuck: Only if I had a brain deasese like Palin, Kath! Ha!
	8:51am walter: Indeed
	8:51am Meghan: couples only...... couples only.....
	8:51am Dave B: Speaking of Georgian, that double cheesy Georgian bread was the bomb for leftovers!
	8:52am Berg: ah this reminds me so much of this incredible Purple Rain exhibition in the middle of the night in Paris, a few months ago, where they poured rain on people and gave umbrellas under purple light. Check it out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvVA48g2RgA
	8:52am mohawkdave!: Secretly, I have always loved this song.
	8:53am Meghan: I didn't know anyone grabbed the leftovers. I saw them get wrapped up and brought back, but I was thinking about the cold and rain instead!
	8:53am Jeff P: Cigarette lighters up in the air, people!!
	8:54am Jeff P: heh. sorry, NGH. missed your post.
	8:54am Blackwell '85: Prince: ``A toothpick wrapped in a purple doily.''
	8:55am Simon: Okay, in honour of Meghan's defence of Jersey City I revise my upper limit down to 250,000. When I become president Jersey will be spared.
	8:55am Chuck: Ah, the 80s memories!
	8:55am Van in DC: Perfect theme for today's weather here. Will have to wait for the archive.
	8:55am Dave B: New York' alright IF YOU LIKE SAXOPHONES!
	8:56am Meghan: I liked the play by play on last week's archive Van!
	8:56am Jeff P: Here's to more rain - kayaking season is here!
	8:57am mohawkdave!: 8 MINUTES! Holy crap; that's 4x the length of songs I usually like!

Underwater Theme Park with Meghan: Playlist from April 26, 2012

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April 26, 2012: Where are those April Showers?

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Billie Holiday	Keeps on Rainin' (Papa He Can't Make No Time)	God Bless The Child	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Frank Sinatra	Rain (Falling From the Skies)	The Complete Capitol Singles Collection	0:03:06 (Pop-up)
Blossom Dearie	I Like London in the Rain	Blossom Dearie For Cafe Apres-Midi	0:06:29 (Pop-up)
Wayne Hancock	Tonight The Rain is Coming Down	Wild, Free & Reckless	0:09:03 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	Sounds From the Coney Island Boardwalk		0:12:26 (Pop-up)
Kimya Dawson	It's Been Raining "It's Been Raining" by "Kimya Dawson"	Hidden Vagenda	0:15:45 (Pop-up)
Tom Waits	Rain Dogs "Rain Dogs" by "Tom Waits"	Rain Dogs	0:18:28 (Pop-up)
The Jesus and Mary Chain	Happy When It Rains	Darklands	0:21:22 (Pop-up)
Go-Betweens	Spring Rain "Spring Rain" by "Go-Betweens"	Bellavista Terrace: The Best of the Go-Betweens	0:24:55 (Pop-up)
Felt	The Day the Rain Came Down "The Day the Rain Came Down" by "Felt"	Gold Mine Trash	0:27:59 (Pop-up)
Echo and the Bunnymen	Ocean Rain "Ocean Rain" by "Echo and the Bunnymen"	Ocean Rain	0:30:26 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	Sounds of Sideshows by the Seashore "Sounds of Sideshows by the Seashore"		0:35:43 (Pop-up)
Gene Kelly	Singing in the Rain "Singing in the Rain" by "Gene Kelly"		0:40:17 (Pop-up)
The Prisonaires	Just Walkin' in the Rain	Step Right Up	0:44:46 (Pop-up)
B.J. Thomas	Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head		0:47:25 (Pop-up)
Dee Clark	Raindrops "Raindrops" by "Dee Clark"	Vee-Jay: Definitive Collection	0:50:22 (Pop-up)
Irma Thomas	It's Raining "It's Raining" by "Irma Thomas"	Mr. Jealousy (soundtrack)	0:53:17 (Pop-up)
The Dramatics	In the Rain "In the Rain" by "The Dramatics"	Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get	0:55:20 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	Sounds from the Point Pleasant Beach "Sounds from the Point Pleasant Beach"		1:00:24 (Pop-up)
Woodstock 69	Rain Chant "Rain Chant" by "Woodstock 69"		1:03:59 (Pop-up)
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Still Raining, Still Dreaming	Electric Ladyland	1:05:11 (Pop-up)
Bob Dylan	Buckets of Rain "Buckets of Rain" by "Bob Dylan"	Blood on the Tracks	1:09:33 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	Rain "Rain" by "The Beatles"	Past Masters Vol. 2	1:12:32 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	Sounds from the Point Pleasant Boardwalk		1:15:31 (Pop-up)
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds	Ain't Gonna Rain Anymore	Let Love In	1:20:39 (Pop-up)
The The	Kingdom of Rain "Kingdom of Rain" by "The The"	Mind Bomb	1:24:24 (Pop-up)
The Cure	Prayers for Rain "Prayers for Rain" by "The Cure"	Disintegration	1:29:58 (Pop-up)
The MIghty Lemon Drops	Fall Down (Like the Rain)	Rollercoaster- The Best of the Mighty Lemon Drops	1:36:06 (Pop-up)
The Police	Shadows in the Rain "Shadows in the Rain" by "The Police"	Message in a Box: The Complete Recordings	1:39:44 (Pop-up)
The Cult	Rain "Rain" by "The Cult"	Pure Cult: The Best of the Cult	1:44:38 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	Sounds From the Coney Island Boardwalk		1:48:33 (Pop-up)
Dandy	Raining in My Heart "Raining in My Heart" by "Dandy"	Tighten Up Vol. 3	1:52:07 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Cliff	A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall	Sacred Fire	1:55:13 (Pop-up)
Watty Burnett	Rainy Night in Portland	A Live Injection Anthology 1968-1979	2:01:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	Sounds From the Coney Island Boardwalk		2:08:34 (Pop-up)
Sunny Day Real Estate	Rain Song "Rain Song" by "Sunny Day Real Estate"	Rising Tide	2:13:06 (Pop-up)
Bob Mould	Black Sheets of Rain "Black Sheets of Rain" by "Bob Mould"	Poison Years	2:16:51 (Pop-up)
The Hellacopters	Rainy Days Revisited	By the Grace of God	2:24:24 (Pop-up)
Slayer	Raining Blood "Raining Blood" by "Slayer"	Reign in Blood	2:28:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	Sounds of Sideshows by the Seashore "Sounds of Sideshows by the Seashore"		2:32:47 (Pop-up)
APB	Rainy Day "Rainy Day" by "APB"	Something to Believe In	2:34:20 (Pop-up)
Oneida	Cold Rain and Snow "Cold Rain and Snow" by "Oneida"	Crust Never Sleeps: Jesse's 2009 Marathon Premium	2:38:03 (Pop-up)
Dean and Britta	It Don't Rain in Beverly Hills	13 Most Beautiful: Songs For Andy Warhol's Screen Tests	2:40:19 (Pop-up)
Eurythmics	Here Comes the Rain Again	Sounds of the Eighties: 1983-1985	2:45:05 (Pop-up)
Prince	Purple Rain "Purple Rain" by "Prince"	Purple Rain	2:50:08 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:00am Chuck: Gooday, All!
	6:02am Chuck: Seems that just planning this theme made it rain, Meghan...
	6:02am Meghan: Morning Morning Morning! Afternoon Afternoon Afternoon to Europe and Beyond.... Evening Evening Evening to Asia and Australia!
	6:03am Chuck: Good thing. The grass outside my shop door was like straw from dryness...
	6:03am Meghan: That was sort of the idea! We had an April with no showers.... but wildfires!
	6:04am Chuck: Now if I can only get the birds from to stop trying to make nests under the shop door awning...
	6:06am Chuck: Every morning I open the door I have a heap of sticks that fall out. Wierd....
	6:14am Chuck: Weddings are good. Like them much better than funerals...
	6:19am Meghan: So far this year it's been 2 funerals and one wedding...
	6:20am Vancouver Sue: Hey! So is it raining in Jersey or would you like that?
	6:21am Chuck: Need more weddings then. And NO more funerals...
	6:21am Vancouver Sue: Cause you can guess what our skies are dropping! http://www.weatheroffice.gc.ca/city/pages/bc-74_metric_e.html
	6:22am Meghan: Vancouver Sue..... it's sunny today. We can totally use some of your rain!
	6:28am Chuck: We're supposed to get some rain this afternoon...
	6:30am Simon: Yay Lawrence! Greetings from the UK where in England we have a hosepipe ban and all of April's rainfall is predicted to fall in next 4 days.
	6:31am Meghan: Awww, the infamous rains are checking in..... now where is Seattle to round us out?!
	6:33am Nathan: London pissing down. Deluge. End of days. Morning Meghan... survivors.
	6:34am Dave B: I can assure you that Tylenol PM works as advertised
	6:34am Meghan: Maybe I could use this as a tribute to rain for everywhere BUT the east coast of the states!
	6:36am Chuck: Good they've got something that works, Dave!
	6:36am Dave B: And good morning!
	6:41am Meghan: Dave did you get your tardy slip from Chuck?
	6:42am Chuck: No tardy slips here, Meghan. You just get denied fruit cup. heheh...
	6:42am Dave B: This song always makes me feel like giving someone a good tolchok in the yarbles
	6:43am Simon: Late entry suggestion Meghan, that last set just transported me back to the mid-80s and reminded me of The Weather Prophet's She Comes in the Rain. Even if you can't squeeze it in, it's worth looking up.
	6:43am Chuck: Yeah, Dave. I never cared much for musicals myself. There are only about 6 that I actually liked...
	6:44am Meghan: ha! completely Dave! damn doesn't he sing it when he's doing it too? I could have played that version! Man it's been a while since I saw that last. A movie theater up in Montreal....
	6:44am Dave B: I'm going full re-tardy
	6:44am Meghan: Dave- Never go full re-tardy!
	6:45am Dave B: Hahahah
	6:47am Chuck: Rodges and Hammerstein should have been slain...
	6:48am Nathan: "my baby keep fartin in my face.... "
	6:48am Chuck: Enter the cheese...
	6:49am Meghan: What is rainy cheese? Here's a huge portion of it for you....
	6:52am Nathan: "If a kid asks where rain comes from, I think a cute thing to tell him is "God is crying." And if he asks why God is crying, another cute thing to tell him is "Probably because of something you did." - Jack Handy
	6:52am Dave B: News chopper hanging overhead. Wishing I had a SAM on my terrace. I'd make it rain death from below
	6:53am Andy in Berlin: Here I am - late as usual
	6:53am Nathan: @Dave B - hahaha...
	6:54am Meghan: Andy..... You made it by the first hour.... that is rather good actually!
	6:54am Nathan: I've literally got Chinooks / Sea Knights / etc hovering over my place every day being in spitting distance of the Olympics site.
	6:55am Andy in Berlin: (sound of hand slapping head) I totally forgot to suggest "Listen To The Rhythm of The Falling Rain"
	6:55am Dave B: No news events, simply a picturesque shot of Central Park. Fuckers
	6:56am Meghan: oh yeah..... maybe I need to do an Olympic theme this summer for you all.
	6:58am Nathan: Yeah Meghan! Would it have to be songs with olympic in the title.. or simply 'sporting' type songs... ?
	6:59am Caryn: Heh, for some reason I remembered you had the earlier slot, and I thought I'd missed the whole show already! Yay! Only 1 hour to listen to in the archives!
	6:59am Chuck: If they're low enough you could take them out with an RPG, Dave!
	6:59am Dave B: @Nathan - for "security"? I prefer the cadence of mil spec choppers blades than the gnat like one from the news/tourist ones
	7:00am Dave B: Meghan - do a set for each event. SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING!
	7:02am Nathan: @Dave B - Something like that... seriously it's almost as if they're expecting a foreign land invasion. They've got Hesco boxes, ad hoc fortifications they normally use in places like Afghanistan and Iraq, fortifying the surrounding area and key choke points.. It's kind've creeping me out because it's so utterly ridiculous. I'm the same, I grew up near El Toro Marine base.. I have the knack for telling the helicopter by the sound.
	7:04am Andy in Berlin: Cowboys And Girls by the Intruders!
	7:05am Dave B: Did the stream die? Or is it me?
	7:06am Chuck: I'm still receiving, Dave....
	7:07am Dave B: Flash kinda crapped out for me. Probably my cable....
	7:10am Chuck: Blood on the Tracks is one of Dylan's best, in my opinion...
	7:11am Nathan: @Meghan - I know you're not going to play any milli vanilli... I'm just bringing it up for the hell of it. Just to make you cringe a bit on the inside and perhaps introduce that ear worm...
	7:12am Meghan: hehe..... You are right.... on both accounts Nathan!
	7:14am Nathan: I've been infected myself. Just spreading the disease... "blame it on the rain.. yeah yeah.. "
	7:16am Dave B: The back masking part... "...the sun shines. Raaain. When the rain comes, they run and hide their heads"
	7:16am other david: They were warning of water restrictions here at the start of the month - the last week though, endless endless rain. J'accuse Meghan!
	7:17am Caryn: It is a great bass track, but the best ever? Hmm...
	7:19am Jeff P: Good morning, everyone! I've got to head off for work but before that I wanted to say this....
	7:19am Jeff P: The humidity's rising. The barometer's getting low.
	7:19am Jeff P: According to all sources, the street's the place to go!
	7:22am Meghan: ohhhhhh, smells of food wafting up here in the studio...... I think the restaurant next door should be forced to feed me for free if I have to sit here and endure that!
	7:22am Chuck: More Nick Cave on UTP? Who knew? heheh....
	7:23am Simon: I totally agree about the Brooklyn Museum! I saw a Ron Mueck show there a few years back and it was brilliant. A much better space than many of the museums back over the river.
	7:25am Meghan: Oh I missed that one, but saw a bunch of his pieces in the Sensations show. His stuff is amazing
	7:29am Simon: It was stupendous. The gigantic baby in the middle of the room was very unsettling.
	7:30am Meghan: We copied the large pregnant woman for an ice sculpture when I was working at an ice sculpting studio....
	7:31am Chuck: Sometimes art is meant to be unsettling, Simon...
	7:35am Simon: Absolutely Chuck, that's why I liked it so much. Super-realistic sculptures, but all out of proportion with the real world. Apparently he even uses real human hair for them.
	7:36am Chuck: I was just looking at some of his pieces, Simon. Super-realistic indeed!
	7:37am Meghan: Chuck, he either makes things super large or small..... very eerie. They are simply amazing up close
	7:39am HJ Cronan: Greetings from a very wet London, it had been declared a drought but the rain has been falling for days now, enjoying your selection very much! Ta x
	7:39am HJ Cronan: Greetings from a very wet London, it had been declared a drought but the rain has been falling for days now, enjoying your selection very much! Ta x
	7:40am Meghan: Thanks HJ! Much appreciated!
	7:41am Chuck: Must go let G'Kar in for his morning meal. Back in a few minutes...
	7:45am Simon: Meghan, was it diffcult to keep pregnant ice lady from toppling over? That's one big bump.
	7:46am Meghan: The arms over her head helps in balancing the weight
	7:47am Dorkface Dorkatude: Oh Man - that Cowboy Bebop anime had a 'rain' song.
	7:48am Chuck: The only art I get to see is the stuff I'm molding/casting....
	7:53am Meghan: And that is not always good....
	7:54am Chuck: But the pay checks are!
	7:54am Chuck: And fussy annoying clients aren't...
	7:55am Meghan: I am actually swinging by the Brooklyn Museum tonight to pick up the Keith Haring catalog. They had run out of it, so I was put on back order. I may just swing up and see the show again... that is how good it was
	7:56am Chuck: Another drawback to my location, no good museums...
	7:59am Chuck: Of course this is a good version by Jimmy, Meghan! It's a great song to begin with!
	7:59am walter: It's raining here in Copenhagen. Thanks for the set.
	8:01am HJ Cronan: Am also 'making art' for £'s here... Nice to make contact with others out there
	8:03am Meghan: Hopefully the reggae is making the rain not so sad Walter! Lots of art types over here HJ!
	8:03am Elwyn: Guess who is fashionably late?! ?!?!
	8:05am Chuck: Yo, Elwyn! Better than unfashionably absent...
	8:05am Meghan: Elwyn, you are a week and 2 hours late! hehe
	8:05am Caryn: Same here, Chuck! When I visit my family, one day is usually spent going to museums, because otherwise I never get to visit one. (There's one "museum" here, and the last time they had a new show was last summer...)
	8:06am Elwyn: Heh. I really should be at the pub for a trivia night but the host who is someone I want to go out with, has gotten a new bf and it'd drive me nuts to see them together.
	8:07am Meghan: Elwyn, you haven't told us about hanging out with Keili!
	8:08am kath: and I too and late as always!
	8:09am Caryn: Maybe there's a Portland, Jamaica?
	8:10am Elwyn: @Meghan: We only hung out once so far. I invited her to a BBQ with my stormtrooper buddies. She and her bf rode in the backseat (chauffer style). Her bf left melted chocolate on my backseat. Grrrrr... She didn't come to the roller derby last week even though I offered to buy her a Team Unicorn t-shirt. (turns out that all the small ladies sizes were sold out)
	8:11am Chuck: It's a trade off, Caryn. Either live where you like with few cultural outlets, or live in a place you don't like with many. I could never live in the New York/ New Jersey area. I would hate it...
	8:12am Elwyn: @Meghan: Do I need to tweet Ken again about moving you off morning shift?
	8:13am Andrew Waterloo: @Elwyn, is your Roller Derby flat track or do you have banked tracks out there?
	8:13am HJ Cronan: Meghan, check out Big Mikey Dread's Reggae Radio podcast on podimatic.com (sp?) - lots of in-depth, heavy roots, reggae, ska etc. an education for sure!
	8:14am Randy: Great show Megan. The kids at the Toledo Early College High School are digging it in my classroom.
	8:14am Jeff P: To continue my previous thought... Because tonight for the first time, just about half past ten....
	8:14am Jeff P: For the first time in history....
	8:15am Meghan: get ready Randy.... Slayer is coming up..... hehe
	8:15am Cheri Pi: It's too early, but I wouldn't be anywhere else.
	8:15am Caryn: @Chuck: well, I'm currently living in a place I don't like with few cultural outlets, because I can't afford to move... Unfortunately, not much of a trade-off, apart from the "live here and sort of afford food, or move and be even more indigent" trade-off.
	8:16am kath: I am happy in my middle of nowhere life. Plus, Cinci is a good city with plenty of stuff, so, best of both!
	8:17am Elwyn: @Andrew: Flat track. They use the WFTDA rules.
	8:17am Politically Correct Dork: Erm, Re: Cowboys and Indians, shouldn't it be Cowboys and NATIVE INDIGENOUS AMERICANS? SURELY!
	8:17am Meghan: Good morning Cheri Pi! Just in time for the wake up set! Elwyn- You can always send @StationMgrKen loving notes.
	8:17am Elwyn: Yay for Bob!
	8:18am Chuck: Oh, I'm so sorry to hear that, Caryn! I love where I live. It's peaceful here. If I want the cultural venues though I just have to drive about 90 miles to the NYC/NJ area...
	8:19am Meghan: I have lived in the middle of nowhere with nothing food and no culture and no other ethnic races and it drove me INSANE. I love the diversity that I have to live in a city. I do miss having a back yard, but fuck it, I don't need to grow it, I can go out to eat for it!
	8:19am kath: Hi Cheri!
	8:22am Chuck: It's mostly the huge population that annoys me, Meghan. Which in turn leads to traffic, crime, greater chances of having to deal with stupid people, etc...
	8:24am Caryn: Yeah, Chuck, I moved here to go to university (the university is in the capital, but the department of my major was, for historical reasons, located here). A year after I graduated, even the university department moved out of here (to the capital). But I'm stuck. Heck, at least with the university around there was some culture and people I know. Now, it takes me at least an hour of travel to see any friends.
	8:24am Chuck: Not that we don't have stupid people here in orchard country. But with a much lower population you don't run into them very often...
	8:25am Elwyn: Hey Kath!!
	8:25am Meghan: Chuck, we both know there are stupid people up there too..... Maybe even more than here in the city. We may have more people, but percentage wise.....
	8:26am HJ Cronan: Where are you Chuck?
	8:26am Dave B: Sometimes the city is the loneliest place I know
	8:26am Andrew Waterloo: There's lots in the area where I am. A couple of good festivals and such. There are also long pockets of nothing much at all. Of course I could always deal with the traffic and drive to Toronto but that's always a bit much for a week night.
	8:27am Cheri Pi: Kath! I need the wake up set big time :)
	8:28am Andrew Waterloo: Of course, visitations with my daughter have quashed the last 4 or 5 things I wanted to attend :)
	8:28am Jeff P: So no one's going to finish my thought?
	8:29am Cheri Pi: My god woman, I love you.
	8:29am Travis Bickel: All the animals come out at night - whores, skunk pussies, buggers, queens, fairies, dopers, junkies, sick, venal. Someday a real rain will come and wash all this scum off the streets. I go all over. I take people to the Bronx, Brooklyn, I take 'em to Harlem. I don't care. Don't make no difference to me. It does to some. Some won't even take spooks. Don't make no difference to me.
	8:29am Meghan: Jeff... your first thought was a while ago.... you making me scroll?
	8:29am Randy: Hell yea
	8:29am Chuck: I'm not disagreeing with that, Meg. I just know I don't come across them often. Hum, that's interesting, Caryn! That's basically what I did except the college is still here. New Paltz, NY, HJ...
	8:29am PKNY: When you have Slayer, who needs coffee? \m/
	8:29am Caryn: The city I live in is commonly known as "the most pointless city in the country", the most popular political party here is the populist right-wing "down with fags and darkies" party, and the most culture I get is the bulletin board of the local library. What I wouldn't give to live somewhere tolerable...
	8:30am mohawkdave!: Ok........I'm AWAKE I'M AWAKE I'M AWAKE I'M AWAKE!!!! THANKS!
	8:30am Travis Bickel: Thank God for the rain to wash the trash off the sidewalk.
	8:30am Meghan: I should just start my show with Slayer..... to wake you all up!
	8:31am Shitty Bill: SLAYER is the BEST way to wake up.
	8:31am Andrew Waterloo: @Caryn, there's room on my couch
	8:31am mohawkdave!: Heh hehehheh --MEGHAN! I totally gave up on the scrolling too!!
	8:31am kath: Caryn, I love in the most 'RED' county in Ohio. But I have made friends with the local dems.
	8:31am Cheri Pi: I wish the rain would wash the bird poop off my vehicle.
	8:31am northguineahills: D'oh, "slept in" today.
	8:31am Caryn: Yeah, yeah, jeff, it's raining men! And hallelujah for it.
	8:31am Meghan: I am flying to Finland and stealing Caryn over here....
	8:32am Jeff P: Well, mohawk dave, did you ride your bike in this morning, you big pussy?
	8:32am Jeff P: Caryn wins! Thank you !
	8:32am kath: Cheri, didn't you hear that rain/thunder storm last night?? it did was all the poop off my car!
	8:32am Dave B: Sunday's rain washed the bukkake of pollen off my car!
	8:33am kath: Well, I admit, I did not dig the Slayer, but Raining Blood is Better than Raining Men!
	8:33am Berg: oh please stop the rain already, we havent had any today so far!
	8:34am Andrew Waterloo: It would be nice to have a enough rain to wash the bird poop off of my car... it's been rather stubborn
	8:34am HJ Cronan: I've never heard of New Paltz Chuck, but I'm a country boy myself, lived in London ten years, left and have ended up back again. Managed to find somewhere green and quiet - good result, I'm where the work is and managing to stay out of the rat race. Count myself lucky
	8:34am Andy in Berlin: What's to discuss? It's Slayer!
	8:35am Dave B: YESSSSSSS! A P B
	8:35am Caryn: Thanks for the thought, Andrew & Meghan! Seriously, if it wasn't for WFMU to listen to, I think the cultural wasteland would be intolerable.
	8:36am Parq: Haven't heard this APB track in a couple of forevers.
	8:36am Cheri Pi: Kath-you're right, I think I was woken up to hail hitting my window! It's all coming back to me
	8:36am Simon: Hey I'm a bit late on this one, but I've lived the city and i've lived in tiny villages and I love them both for different reasons. what I really hate is towns. Worst of both worlds. Too big to know everyone, too small to have anything interesting going on. More than 1000 people, less than half a million; flatten them all I say.
	8:37am HJ Cronan: Lunchtime - thanks for the music and chat, best wishes to all from london
	8:37am Dave B: Parq - check Evan "Funk" Davies archives for a live set! http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/41532
	8:37am Chuck: Green and quiet is just what I'm talking about, HJ! New Paltz is about 90 miles north of Manhattan up the Hudson River... Agree with Meghan! We must snatch Caryn out of her place and relocate her somewhere better!
	8:38am kath: I totally agree with Simon.
	8:38am Simon: Is it anywhere near Beacon Chuck?
	8:39am kath: Chuck, isn't NP a big college town??
	8:39am Meghan: giggles Simon- Chuck & I both worked in Beacon. Other side of the river and up about 45 minutes
	8:39am Caryn: Oh man, Simon pretty much summed up the problem.
	8:39am Chuck: Still a bit further north, Simon. Meghan and I used to work together in Beacon though...
	8:41am mohawkdave!: Jeff P; Of course! They're calling for rain. Hallelujah, as they say. I'm sure glad Caryn spelled that a few posts ago! You?
	8:41am Simon: Oh that's wierd. I just looked it up on the map. I went for a walk in the Mohonk reserve that same year I was at the Brooklyn museum. Beacon; you've got a pretty good museum right on your doorstep! One of the best I'd say.
	8:41am Elwyn: Love this Dean & Britta song but it kind of makes me sad every time I listen to it.
	8:41am Chuck: Nope, not very big, Kath. You can drive through town in about 8 minutes...
	8:41am Caryn: Seriously, i watched half an hour of morning television today, and the first thing that came up? How the place I live in is "the most pointless city in the country". And then they chuckled about it. Sigh...
	8:41am northguineahills: Try living in Jacksonville, FL (where I grew up). One giant-ass suburb w/ over a million people where you have to drive at least 45 miles just to find anything. The beaches, however, are very nice w/ decent surf.
	8:43am kath: Jacksonville sounds a lot like Long island!
	8:44am kath: Caryn, are you from there or somehow ended up there?
	8:45am walter: Hey Meghan, the reggae actually made the sun come out. Imagine that.
	8:45am seang: alright
	8:46am mohawkdave!: Now that I checked the playlist I understand why all the rain talk! Dean and Britta......are they "The Church" people??
	8:46am Chuck: Ah, you've been here then, Simon! I live 5 miles from town itself. The watchtower at Mohonk can be seen from my bedroom window...
	8:46am Meghan: I love Jersey City. It's everything I could want. Good food, I know my neighbors and am part of the community here, I have access to NYC where there is culture (though there is art openings here in JC that I have participated in) and I am near major airports for when I want to leave.
	8:46am Caryn: @kath: I'm from the capital region, but moved here to study.
	8:47am kath: Chuck, can't ya see Russia??
	8:47am Andy in Berlin: I'm sorry to say this, but I'm really done with the Eurythmics
	8:47am Meghan: Mohawkdave..... I'd say far from "church" people...... Yay Walter! Magical powers over here....
	8:48am northguineahills: I suppose Jacksonville is a bit like LI, however, more southern (think Florigia, more Georgian then Floridian). It's about the size of a Rhode Island (it's the largest city in the lower 48 land-wise).
	8:50am Caryn: The one great thing about this place is that it's a transport hub, so leaving is easy. I live a block from the bus & train station. Hah, I was wondering when "Purple Rain" was coming!
	8:51am northguineahills: <Holds lighter up>
	8:51am Chuck: Only if I had a brain deasese like Palin, Kath! Ha!
	8:51am walter: Indeed
	8:51am Meghan: couples only...... couples only.....
	8:51am Dave B: Speaking of Georgian, that double cheesy Georgian bread was the bomb for leftovers!
	8:52am Berg: ah this reminds me so much of this incredible Purple Rain exhibition in the middle of the night in Paris, a few months ago, where they poured rain on people and gave umbrellas under purple light. Check it out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvVA48g2RgA
	8:52am mohawkdave!: Secretly, I have always loved this song.
	8:53am Meghan: I didn't know anyone grabbed the leftovers. I saw them get wrapped up and brought back, but I was thinking about the cold and rain instead!
	8:53am Jeff P: Cigarette lighters up in the air, people!!
	8:54am Jeff P: heh. sorry, NGH. missed your post.
	8:54am Blackwell '85: Prince: ``A toothpick wrapped in a purple doily.''
	8:55am Simon: Okay, in honour of Meghan's defence of Jersey City I revise my upper limit down to 250,000. When I become president Jersey will be spared.
	8:55am Chuck: Ah, the 80s memories!
	8:55am Van in DC: Perfect theme for today's weather here. Will have to wait for the archive.
	8:55am Dave B: New York' alright IF YOU LIKE SAXOPHONES!
	8:56am Meghan: I liked the play by play on last week's archive Van!
	8:56am Jeff P: Here's to more rain - kayaking season is here!
	8:57am mohawkdave!: 8 MINUTES! Holy crap; that's 4x the length of songs I usually like!

Underwater Theme Park with Meghan: Playlist from April 26, 2012

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