WFMU: Liz Berg: Playlist from July 16, 2012

Listener comments!
	9:04am Berg: Hiya Liz & Lizzeners !
	9:04am DCE: morning, Liz. Missed you for the past coupla weeks. But I'm here now.
	9:07am Cheri Pi: Hello Liz and fellow Bergerians!
	9:11am Thierry: Good afternoon! Absolutely gorgeous, this Anton Batagov. Do you know the rest of his discography well? Is it just as good?
	9:13am Liz B.: Hi everyone and welcome! Thierry, this is my first encounter with Anton Batagov, but someone wrote "Russia's Terry Riley" on the CD, so that sounds like a nice endorsement to me.
	9:14am Thierry: Great find, Liz!
	9:16am Cheri Pi: I agree Liz- it was haunting and loopy, the Buddhist references were perfect too as I just rediscovered my Buddha box over the weekend.
	9:23am joe supernaut: Love that Batagov ever since I heard you play it a couple weeks ago. Nice!
	9:23am joe supernaut: Love that Batagov ever since I heard you play it a couple weeks ago. Nice!
	9:27am DCE: this is awesome...who is this mysterious "h." artist?
	9:30am Liz B.: I'm a big fan of h. Lots of great songs on the FMA: freemusicarchive.org...
	9:31am DCE: great, thanks, will do my due diligence!
	9:32am Thierry: I finally found what 'the 35 Buddhas' reminded me of: Lee Ranaldo's 'Shibuya's Displacement' where he records the arrival of the subway train at Tokyo's Shibuya station. Will check h. too.
	9:38am dave of geese: i've been really enjoying the buddhas too, since hearing it on wfmu.i got it off soulseek-- i cant seem to find the actual artifact for sale anywhere though-seems like the kind of thing i'd like a "proper" copy of- anyone seen it?
	9:44am Liz B.: Batagov 35 Buddhas MP3s on his site: www.batagov.com...
	9:46am dave of geese: ah thanks Liz there is no physical incarnation of it then for old people?
	9:48am Liz B.: We've got a CD here, Dave of Geese, it's on the Tummo label, dated 2001.
	9:57am dave of geese: ah good- I'm getting one!
	9:59am Cecile: ha, Liz, a friend and I were just talking about Buddha boxes this weekend. I got the iPod app, but it needs some more options like pitch and speed controls. Oh, and me not having crappy headphones.
	10:01am Cecile: dave of geese, if you want an actual box,email Liz. I give her my OK to give you my email address. I'd be happy to set mine free.
	10:01am Cecile: send me some music and pay postage, and we're set.
	10:02am Cheri Pi: We have a local guy in Cincinnati (Rheed Ghazala) who invented circuit bending, he gave a radio interview last night and was talking about different ways to manipulate the Buddha box-mine is the Throbbing Gristle edition so it sounds pretty good w/o too much interference. but why not push it?
	10:03am Cheri Pi: Reed
	10:04am dave of geese: ah thanks Cecile-- so you have an actual copy of the cd?
	10:06am dave of geese: i could send you a 3eese cd if you'd like?
	10:08am Cecile: I think Scott did that on his show, too.
	10:09am Cecile: no, an actual Buddha box. I don't have the CD.
	10:09am Cecile: If that's what you want, s'cool.
	10:11am northguineahills: I just have the original FM3 Buddha box. It makes for good dj fodder....
	10:13am Cecile: I am trying to slough off my things that are redundant, not used and are wanted by others. So the Buddha box can go if someone really wants it.
	10:20am Cecile: it's so funny to hear the rock music of my young years described as "jams". That usually was reserved for the funk-floorfillers of the day, when we would do the bus stop with onions attached to our belts, which was the fashion of the time.
	10:23am Thierry: I am learning about this Buddha box here (where was I all these years?). Has it been a big craze?
	10:24am Cecile: For about 3-4 years, I think. I first heard about it when they were giving them away as fundraiser premiums here on 'FMU.
	10:25am northguineahills: No Joy is joyful, has a nice 90s shoegaze appeal to it.
	10:26am Cheri Pi: I don't know if it was a craze but it definitely is a fun novelty item to play with- they were for sale at some of the good U.S. record stores a few years ago
	10:27am Cecile: this "rejected" is great. Are they from Ohio? It sounds like it.
	10:30am DCE: it's more like an "ohio stink" that gets on ya. anyway, I've not heard of them before, Cecile.
	10:31am Cecile: You know it's a very Midwestern tragedy to not want to eat sausages.
	10:32am Chris from DC: This is a great set.
	10:32am Cheri Pi: I"m ffom Ohio (not originally)-I thought it sounded kinda Awesome Color-ey
	10:33am Cecile: I love this song. It sounds like the Seachers, with very 21st century lyrics
	10:33am Cheri Pi: I needed this Sonny song right now.
	10:33am Liz B.: Scott & Charlene's Wedding are from NZ or Australia.
	10:34am DCE: that's just down the street from Ohio...on a universal basis!
	10:34am Cheri Pi: Cecile-your NZ radar is pointing towards Ohio- either way it's win/win :)
	10:35am Cecile: With the Eddy Current Supression Ring and these guys, it seems like the young uns are worshipping Ubu and the Electric Eels instead of the Stooges. Very interesting!
	10:37am Cecile: ha, they also have a song called "gammy leg." lololol
	10:37am Cheri Pi: I had a good old fashioned Ohio people's problem the other night when couldn't decide if I should play Pere Ubu or the Clean- naturally I played both.
	10:37am DCE: wow, did Ennio Morricone work on this one with the Fresh and Onlys?
	10:38am DCE: (rhetorical)
	10:38am DCE: ((as if))
	10:39am northguineahills: wait, wut???!! a new Superchunk????!!! What year is it??
	10:39am Cheri Pi: [Haha]
	10:41am BSI: late to the party. should i have brought beer?
	10:42am grubbus: u should always bring beer! Superchunk rules!
	10:42am DCE: there's a few cans back of the fridge, BSI, but...next time!
	10:42am Cheri Pi: Beer!! sounds good right now BSI- Monday morning shandy?
	10:45am BSI: capital idea! simply capital!
	10:49am Cecile: WOW. does anyone know what the reaction to this has been in the Ethiopian community? This is pretty great.
	10:54am DCE: now this, this is Ohio. At its stinkiest.
	10:54am paula pc: i think this is the wrong speed, or in FMU terms, an "alternate slower speed"
	10:55am paula pc: and I agree with DCE -- and Liz your show is so GREAT today!!! (as always, but more so)
	10:56am Cheri Pi: Yes-that was every Ohio band on every Ohio drug mixed together- nice.
	10:57am Chris from DC: Had a pretty nice Belgian ale yesterday that was good for early in the day. Maybe not this early, though.
	10:57am Jennique: Does "Si Se Puede" mean "pour the wine"? Because that's what I'm thinking when I hear this.
	10:59am Cecile: I think it means if you can... someone might want to confirm.
	10:59am Cheri Pi: yesterday I had a pint of Flying Horse for breakfast with some cocktail samosas-I had to shop at the Indian carryout due to laziness.
	11:01am Cecile: I had gorgeous beers on Saturday - a Fulton summer pilsner and a new beer Steeltoe Provider - a unfiltered ale that was a cross between a belgian beer and a lager. Good stuff. And both breweries are within 10 miles of my house.
	11:01am northguineahills: Cool, finally the new Laetitia!
	11:02am BSI: In this climate, it's probably never too early. ...and Viva Laetitia. Always a pleasure.
	11:03am northguineahills: @Cecile: yes, I think it means if you're able/can. (depending on context)
	11:03am curtis chip: hi liz, greets from berlin
	11:03am bw: it is noon somewhere thanks LB!!!
	11:04am Cheri Pi: That unfiltered beer sounds like heaven Cecile.
	11:04am northguineahills: Hanging out w/ you guys are turning me into a tasteful alcoholic (like I wasn't anyways). Stereolab broke up after Tim and Laetitia broke up :(
	11:06am Cecile: It was really good. We drank it with happy hour poutine and this wonderful nacho-like dish called "deli debris" at Rye Deli in Mpls. It's a perfect resto - a Jewish deli with a deep fryer and a full bar.
	11:07am Cecile: They also make canadian faves like smoked meat and poutine. Re: Scott and Charlene - I found out that it's a Melbourne guy who moved to Brooklyn. Victoria is a suburb of Melbourne.
	11:07am Cecile: No kidding! I love Clare!
	11:09am Cecile: hahahah I think people who study traditional foodways should be called forklorists.
	11:09am Chris from DC: Rodenbach. That's the Belgian I was thinking of. Great stuff.
	11:11am Cecile: It was so hot this weekend that I drank four beers over the course of 8 hours on Saturday, and I was wiped out the next day. bummer...
	11:12am Thierry: Your program flies, Liz! Comments captivating! That does it, I'm subscribing to 2 WFMU podcasts: Liz Berg & Beer Hear! !
	11:16am Liz B.: Thanks for all the nice words, my fellow forklorists!
	11:17am Mike East: I didn't drink nearly enough beer this weekend. Maybe 3 on Friday, 2 on Saturday...pitiful. Working the weekend really takes away from my enjoyment of life. But on the bright side, I'll have more money to buy better beers.
	11:24am DCE: danceworthy!
	11:24am BSI: ...whereas I'm wondering if a few early-afternoon ales would help with the flowery prose of resume cover-letters over here...? Hm..... a strategy hatcheth!
	11:27am joe: 'ello folks Liz I love the selections of Latin music over the last couple of weeks.
	11:28am Cheri Pi: Doo eet BSI! revision is for tomorrow-ville...
	11:28am DCE: that guitar riff there just unleashed everything. I am now complete. For the moment.
	11:33am Buzbee: Putting an aspirin in my coke.
	11:34am Cecile: BSI, do you have an art website set up?
	11:35am Trend-Over-End: What happened to Polyphonic Spree? 15-minutes up kind of thing?
	11:41am BSI: @cecile: i'm not a web guy but did a down-&-dirty free thing. http://tinyurl.com/7jw4rnh -- figure i'll try for more magazine stuff and/or music freelance, what the hell. It ain't very elegant but it's something.
	11:42am BSI: BTW: brilliant set, Liz. And show. Me diggy.
	11:45am Cecile: Wow, impressive! I'm sure you're going to find something toot sweet.
	11:47am D in Miami: BSI, that's some nice work! Good morning all!
	11:47am DCE: love the "music packaging" section, BSI
	11:48am Mike East: yeah, negative space art is top notch.
	11:50am BSI: thanks folks. Got a couple of other cd covers for The Muffins that need to join the pile. My problem is I end up doing those for friends, gratis, since I love the music. Helps the portfolio but it don't buy daddy no beer!
	11:50am Cheri Pi: Well, I'm not going to tha YooPee this summer, I need a break from my family.
	11:52am BSI: Tackle a moose!
	11:53am Cecile: Aw, that's too bad, Cheri.
	11:58am Cheri Pi: Yeah-they're all being especially crazy (in a bad way) this time of year. Will miss those sunsets on the lake...
	12:01pm Cecile: well, you gotta watch out for your own sanity.
	12:26pm Sara: thanks for the show, was waking up to it
	8:03am Barry Hobby: Listening to old shows, probably no one goes back and reads new comments on old shows, but just in case - the original version of the ProleteR song was one of my father's favorites by the Mills brothers from I think the late 40's

Liz Berg: Playlist from July 16, 2012

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July 16, 2012: Sizzle

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Anton Batagov	Prostration to the 35 Buddhas (excerpt)	Music for the 35 Buddhas	Tummo	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Emily Grantham	Vacancy "Vacancy" by "Emily Grantham"	Chocolate Syrup	Free Music Archive	*	0:06:00 (Pop-up)
Decade in Exile	Ven Om "Ven Om" by "Decade in Exile"	Infinite City	Free Music Archive	*	0:10:24 (Pop-up)
Super Creep	Get Off My Beach "Get Off My Beach" by "Super Creep"	A Fifty Gallon Drum of Savage Customs, Fresh Flesh and Random Pop	Free Music Archive	*	0:11:44 (Pop-up)
Inquiet	We Don't Know "We Don't Know" by "Inquiet"	Ye-Ye Bears	Free Music Archive	*	0:16:29 (Pop-up)
Party People in a Can	Russian Beach (Heycaluca)	For the Enemy Who Escapes, Golden Bridges	Free Music Archive	*	0:17:53 (Pop-up)
Les Robots Musiques	Good Night Little Robot		Free Music Archive	*	0:19:39 (Pop-up)
h.	Noctua (excerpt) "Noctua (excerpt)" by "h."	The Conference of the Birds	Free Music Archive	*	0:22:36 (Pop-up)
Inquiet	Fresh Flesh "Fresh Flesh" by "Inquiet"	Inq Beyong	Free Music Archive	*	0:27:44 (Pop-up)
EeL	Din-Dandan "Din-Dandan" by "EeL"		Free Music Archive	*	0:31:07 (Pop-up)
ProleteR	A Million Dollar "A Million Dollar" by "ProleteR"	Curses From The Past	Free Music Archive	*	0:35:20 (Pop-up)
Jiony	Changing (Mood) "Changing (Mood)" by "Jiony"	Old Song EP	Free Music Archive	*	0:39:28 (Pop-up)
Andy Moor and Yannis Kyriakides	Touto To Kalokeraki (This Summer)	On A Steady Diet of Hash, Bread, and Salt (V/A)	Free Music Archive	*	0:45:23 (Pop-up)
Amen Dunes	Sousta Politiki "Sousta Politiki" by "Amen Dunes"	On A Steady Diet of Hash, Bread, and Salt (V/A)	Free Music Archive	*	0:49:48 (Pop-up)
Decade in Exile	Pacific Blip "Pacific Blip" by "Decade in Exile"	Infinite City	Free Music Archive	*	0:52:53 (Pop-up)
Nettle	Black Eyes "Black Eyes" by "Nettle"	On A Steady Diet of Hash, Bread, and Salt (V/A)	Free Music Archive	*	0:57:01 (Pop-up)
Michael Evans and David Nuss	Dancing Stars	NATCH 6	Free Music Archive	*	1:01:22 (Pop-up)
Dress Up As Natives	You Had to Be There (edit)	7"	Free Music Archive	*	1:06:18 (Pop-up)
Sister Slacks	Clockwork (edit) "Clockwork (edit)" by "Sister Slacks"	With a Saw	Free Music Archive	*	1:09:02 (Pop-up)
Casanovas In Heat	Calling Bluffs "Calling Bluffs" by "Casanovas In Heat"	Live at WFMU on Distort Jersey City July 4th 2012	Free Music Archive	*	1:12:58 (Pop-up)

No Joy	Yang Sanpanku "Yang Sanpanku" by "No Joy"	Negaverse	Mexican Summer	*	1:20:34 (Pop-up)
Scott & Charlene's Wedding	Rejected	Para Vista Social Club	Bedroom Suck	*	1:25:01 (Pop-up)
Eleven Twenty-Nine	Anchors Away "Anchors Away" by "Eleven Twenty-Nine"	In the Sunlight 7"	Drawing Room	*	1:27:58 (Pop-up)
Sonny and the Sunsets	I See the Void	Longtime Companion	Polyvinyl	*	1:30:43 (Pop-up)
Fresh & Onlys	Take Back the Night	Yes Or No 7"	Mexican Summer	*	1:33:43 (Pop-up)
Superchunk	This Summer "This Summer" by "Superchunk"	This Summer 7"	Merge	*	1:37:19 (Pop-up)
Estrogen Highs	This Mild Delusion	Cycles EP	Safety Meeting	*	1:40:37 (Pop-up)
The Paperhead	Carousel "Carousel" by "The Paperhead"	Focus In On ... the Looking Glass	Ample Play	*	1:43:44 (Pop-up)
Amen Dunes	Ethio Song II "Ethio Song II" by "Amen Dunes"	Ethio Covers 7"		*	1:46:39 (Pop-up)
Mike Rep & the Quotas	Rocket to Nowhere	Rocket To Nowhere 7"	Mighty Mouth		1:50:17 (Pop-up)
Las Malas Amistades	Si Se Puede "Si Se Puede" by "Las Malas Amistades"	Maleza	Honest Jons	*	1:54:37 (Pop-up)
Laetitia Sadier	Between Earth and Heaven	Silencio	Drag City	*	1:57:36 (Pop-up)

Secret Museum of Kind Men	Greece - Kaike Ena Scholio	Vol. 1 7"	Casual Acid Tea	*	2:10:59 (Pop-up)
The Terminal Wasteband	Dial M for Monkey	Dial M for Monkey 7"	Black Velvet Fuckere	*	2:14:26 (Pop-up)
Slavic Soul Party	Jackson "Jackson" by "Slavic Soul Party"	Jackson 7"	Electric Cowbell	*	2:20:04 (Pop-up)
Orquesta El Macabeo	El Sueno "El Sueno" by "Orquesta El Macabeo"	El Sueno 7"	Discos de Hoy	*	2:23:21 (Pop-up)
CSC Funk Band	A Little Planet "A Little Planet" by "CSC Funk Band"	A Little Weight 7"	Electric Cowbell	*	2:26:26 (Pop-up)
Polyrhythmics	Pink Wasabi "Pink Wasabi" by "Polyrhythmics"	Split 7" w/ Super Hi-Fi	Electric Cowbell	*	2:30:13 (Pop-up)
Debo Band	Tenesh Kelbe Lay "Tenesh Kelbe Lay" by "Debo Band"	Debo Band	Next Ambience	*	2:34:35 (Pop-up)
Tex Soul & the Bayonets	Osi Na Ngada	Uto Nwa/Osi Na Ngada 7"	Voodoo Funk / Academy		2:39:42 (Pop-up)
Can	On The Way To Mother Sky "On The Way To Mother Sky" by "Can"	The Lost Tapes	Spoon / Mute		2:42:45 (Pop-up)
Eric Copeland	Gutterhouse "Gutterhouse" by "Eric Copeland"	Flushing Meats 7"	Calico	*	2:47:16 (Pop-up)
Animal Collective	Honeycomb "Honeycomb" by "Animal Collective"	Honeycomb	Domino	*	2:52:20 (Pop-up)
DAT Politics	Yes Way "Yes Way" by "DAT Politics"	Blitz Gazer	Sub Rosa	*	2:55:22 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:04am Berg: Hiya Liz & Lizzeners !
	9:04am DCE: morning, Liz. Missed you for the past coupla weeks. But I'm here now.
	9:07am Cheri Pi: Hello Liz and fellow Bergerians!
	9:11am Thierry: Good afternoon! Absolutely gorgeous, this Anton Batagov. Do you know the rest of his discography well? Is it just as good?
	9:13am Liz B.: Hi everyone and welcome! Thierry, this is my first encounter with Anton Batagov, but someone wrote "Russia's Terry Riley" on the CD, so that sounds like a nice endorsement to me.
	9:14am Thierry: Great find, Liz!
	9:16am Cheri Pi: I agree Liz- it was haunting and loopy, the Buddhist references were perfect too as I just rediscovered my Buddha box over the weekend.
	9:23am joe supernaut: Love that Batagov ever since I heard you play it a couple weeks ago. Nice!
	9:23am joe supernaut: Love that Batagov ever since I heard you play it a couple weeks ago. Nice!
	9:27am DCE: this is awesome...who is this mysterious "h." artist?
	9:30am Liz B.: I'm a big fan of h. Lots of great songs on the FMA: freemusicarchive.org...
	9:31am DCE: great, thanks, will do my due diligence!
	9:32am Thierry: I finally found what 'the 35 Buddhas' reminded me of: Lee Ranaldo's 'Shibuya's Displacement' where he records the arrival of the subway train at Tokyo's Shibuya station. Will check h. too.
	9:38am dave of geese: i've been really enjoying the buddhas too, since hearing it on wfmu.i got it off soulseek-- i cant seem to find the actual artifact for sale anywhere though-seems like the kind of thing i'd like a "proper" copy of- anyone seen it?
	9:44am Liz B.: Batagov 35 Buddhas MP3s on his site: www.batagov.com...
	9:46am dave of geese: ah thanks Liz there is no physical incarnation of it then for old people?
	9:48am Liz B.: We've got a CD here, Dave of Geese, it's on the Tummo label, dated 2001.
	9:57am dave of geese: ah good- I'm getting one!
	9:59am Cecile: ha, Liz, a friend and I were just talking about Buddha boxes this weekend. I got the iPod app, but it needs some more options like pitch and speed controls. Oh, and me not having crappy headphones.
	10:01am Cecile: dave of geese, if you want an actual box,email Liz. I give her my OK to give you my email address. I'd be happy to set mine free.
	10:01am Cecile: send me some music and pay postage, and we're set.
	10:02am Cheri Pi: We have a local guy in Cincinnati (Rheed Ghazala) who invented circuit bending, he gave a radio interview last night and was talking about different ways to manipulate the Buddha box-mine is the Throbbing Gristle edition so it sounds pretty good w/o too much interference. but why not push it?
	10:03am Cheri Pi: Reed
	10:04am dave of geese: ah thanks Cecile-- so you have an actual copy of the cd?
	10:06am dave of geese: i could send you a 3eese cd if you'd like?
	10:08am Cecile: I think Scott did that on his show, too.
	10:09am Cecile: no, an actual Buddha box. I don't have the CD.
	10:09am Cecile: If that's what you want, s'cool.
	10:11am northguineahills: I just have the original FM3 Buddha box. It makes for good dj fodder....
	10:13am Cecile: I am trying to slough off my things that are redundant, not used and are wanted by others. So the Buddha box can go if someone really wants it.
	10:20am Cecile: it's so funny to hear the rock music of my young years described as "jams". That usually was reserved for the funk-floorfillers of the day, when we would do the bus stop with onions attached to our belts, which was the fashion of the time.
	10:23am Thierry: I am learning about this Buddha box here (where was I all these years?). Has it been a big craze?
	10:24am Cecile: For about 3-4 years, I think. I first heard about it when they were giving them away as fundraiser premiums here on 'FMU.
	10:25am northguineahills: No Joy is joyful, has a nice 90s shoegaze appeal to it.
	10:26am Cheri Pi: I don't know if it was a craze but it definitely is a fun novelty item to play with- they were for sale at some of the good U.S. record stores a few years ago
	10:27am Cecile: this "rejected" is great. Are they from Ohio? It sounds like it.
	10:30am DCE: it's more like an "ohio stink" that gets on ya. anyway, I've not heard of them before, Cecile.
	10:31am Cecile: You know it's a very Midwestern tragedy to not want to eat sausages.
	10:32am Chris from DC: This is a great set.
	10:32am Cheri Pi: I"m ffom Ohio (not originally)-I thought it sounded kinda Awesome Color-ey
	10:33am Cecile: I love this song. It sounds like the Seachers, with very 21st century lyrics
	10:33am Cheri Pi: I needed this Sonny song right now.
	10:33am Liz B.: Scott & Charlene's Wedding are from NZ or Australia.
	10:34am DCE: that's just down the street from Ohio...on a universal basis!
	10:34am Cheri Pi: Cecile-your NZ radar is pointing towards Ohio- either way it's win/win :)
	10:35am Cecile: With the Eddy Current Supression Ring and these guys, it seems like the young uns are worshipping Ubu and the Electric Eels instead of the Stooges. Very interesting!
	10:37am Cecile: ha, they also have a song called "gammy leg." lololol
	10:37am Cheri Pi: I had a good old fashioned Ohio people's problem the other night when couldn't decide if I should play Pere Ubu or the Clean- naturally I played both.
	10:37am DCE: wow, did Ennio Morricone work on this one with the Fresh and Onlys?
	10:38am DCE: (rhetorical)
	10:38am DCE: ((as if))
	10:39am northguineahills: wait, wut???!! a new Superchunk????!!! What year is it??
	10:39am Cheri Pi: [Haha]
	10:41am BSI: late to the party. should i have brought beer?
	10:42am grubbus: u should always bring beer! Superchunk rules!
	10:42am DCE: there's a few cans back of the fridge, BSI, but...next time!
	10:42am Cheri Pi: Beer!! sounds good right now BSI- Monday morning shandy?
	10:45am BSI: capital idea! simply capital!
	10:49am Cecile: WOW. does anyone know what the reaction to this has been in the Ethiopian community? This is pretty great.
	10:54am DCE: now this, this is Ohio. At its stinkiest.
	10:54am paula pc: i think this is the wrong speed, or in FMU terms, an "alternate slower speed"
	10:55am paula pc: and I agree with DCE -- and Liz your show is so GREAT today!!! (as always, but more so)
	10:56am Cheri Pi: Yes-that was every Ohio band on every Ohio drug mixed together- nice.
	10:57am Chris from DC: Had a pretty nice Belgian ale yesterday that was good for early in the day. Maybe not this early, though.
	10:57am Jennique: Does "Si Se Puede" mean "pour the wine"? Because that's what I'm thinking when I hear this.
	10:59am Cecile: I think it means if you can... someone might want to confirm.
	10:59am Cheri Pi: yesterday I had a pint of Flying Horse for breakfast with some cocktail samosas-I had to shop at the Indian carryout due to laziness.
	11:01am Cecile: I had gorgeous beers on Saturday - a Fulton summer pilsner and a new beer Steeltoe Provider - a unfiltered ale that was a cross between a belgian beer and a lager. Good stuff. And both breweries are within 10 miles of my house.
	11:01am northguineahills: Cool, finally the new Laetitia!
	11:02am BSI: In this climate, it's probably never too early. ...and Viva Laetitia. Always a pleasure.
	11:03am northguineahills: @Cecile: yes, I think it means if you're able/can. (depending on context)
	11:03am curtis chip: hi liz, greets from berlin
	11:03am bw: it is noon somewhere thanks LB!!!
	11:04am Cheri Pi: That unfiltered beer sounds like heaven Cecile.
	11:04am northguineahills: Hanging out w/ you guys are turning me into a tasteful alcoholic (like I wasn't anyways). Stereolab broke up after Tim and Laetitia broke up :(
	11:06am Cecile: It was really good. We drank it with happy hour poutine and this wonderful nacho-like dish called "deli debris" at Rye Deli in Mpls. It's a perfect resto - a Jewish deli with a deep fryer and a full bar.
	11:07am Cecile: They also make canadian faves like smoked meat and poutine. Re: Scott and Charlene - I found out that it's a Melbourne guy who moved to Brooklyn. Victoria is a suburb of Melbourne.
	11:07am Cecile: No kidding! I love Clare!
	11:09am Cecile: hahahah I think people who study traditional foodways should be called forklorists.
	11:09am Chris from DC: Rodenbach. That's the Belgian I was thinking of. Great stuff.
	11:11am Cecile: It was so hot this weekend that I drank four beers over the course of 8 hours on Saturday, and I was wiped out the next day. bummer...
	11:12am Thierry: Your program flies, Liz! Comments captivating! That does it, I'm subscribing to 2 WFMU podcasts: Liz Berg & Beer Hear! !
	11:16am Liz B.: Thanks for all the nice words, my fellow forklorists!
	11:17am Mike East: I didn't drink nearly enough beer this weekend. Maybe 3 on Friday, 2 on Saturday...pitiful. Working the weekend really takes away from my enjoyment of life. But on the bright side, I'll have more money to buy better beers.
	11:24am DCE: danceworthy!
	11:24am BSI: ...whereas I'm wondering if a few early-afternoon ales would help with the flowery prose of resume cover-letters over here...? Hm..... a strategy hatcheth!
	11:27am joe: 'ello folks Liz I love the selections of Latin music over the last couple of weeks.
	11:28am Cheri Pi: Doo eet BSI! revision is for tomorrow-ville...
	11:28am DCE: that guitar riff there just unleashed everything. I am now complete. For the moment.
	11:33am Buzbee: Putting an aspirin in my coke.
	11:34am Cecile: BSI, do you have an art website set up?
	11:35am Trend-Over-End: What happened to Polyphonic Spree? 15-minutes up kind of thing?
	11:41am BSI: @cecile: i'm not a web guy but did a down-&-dirty free thing. http://tinyurl.com/7jw4rnh -- figure i'll try for more magazine stuff and/or music freelance, what the hell. It ain't very elegant but it's something.
	11:42am BSI: BTW: brilliant set, Liz. And show. Me diggy.
	11:45am Cecile: Wow, impressive! I'm sure you're going to find something toot sweet.
	11:47am D in Miami: BSI, that's some nice work! Good morning all!
	11:47am DCE: love the "music packaging" section, BSI
	11:48am Mike East: yeah, negative space art is top notch.
	11:50am BSI: thanks folks. Got a couple of other cd covers for The Muffins that need to join the pile. My problem is I end up doing those for friends, gratis, since I love the music. Helps the portfolio but it don't buy daddy no beer!
	11:50am Cheri Pi: Well, I'm not going to tha YooPee this summer, I need a break from my family.
	11:52am BSI: Tackle a moose!
	11:53am Cecile: Aw, that's too bad, Cheri.
	11:58am Cheri Pi: Yeah-they're all being especially crazy (in a bad way) this time of year. Will miss those sunsets on the lake...
	12:01pm Cecile: well, you gotta watch out for your own sanity.
	12:26pm Sara: thanks for the show, was waking up to it
	8:03am Barry Hobby: Listening to old shows, probably no one goes back and reads new comments on old shows, but just in case - the original version of the ProleteR song was one of my father's favorites by the Mills brothers from I think the late 40's

Liz Berg: Playlist from July 16, 2012

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