WFMU: Faye: Playlist from September 6, 2012

Listener comments!
	9:03am duke: Good Morning Faye
	9:03am Children: ear candyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	9:04am 12539: I love that gif.
	9:04am pierre: The Gang's back, bonjour Faye ! Very nice animation GIF
	9:06am DCE: morning, happy Thursdays to everyone. I like that electric piano part in this. Reminds me of the opening licks to the Taxi theme
	9:07am Cheri Pi: Bonjour to Faye and all Faye's children.
	9:08am maestroso: Guten Tag Faye!
	9:08am Faye: ahh HELLO to all members my favorite gang of commenters!! glad you like the gif! just stream of consciousness...
	9:09am fred von helsing: waves of sound rolling in, gently lapping against the shores of the psyche
	9:13am fred von helsing: said psyche starts in turn to roll and sway in the sonic swell
	9:16am Faye: great narration, fred
	9:18am other david: Huzzah, tis Faye time! Good morning/afternoon folks I feel just like that gif at the moment!
	9:19am Chinchilla: Good morning children! Hi Cheri Pi beautiful week its turning out to be right?
	9:19am Chinchilla: Good morning Faye, looking forward to the talk with Greg next week!
	9:21am Faye: morning david, Chinchilla! yes I am really looking forward to it too!
	9:21am George of Troy: Love this Rebel track, and the gif is keeping perfect time with it.
	9:25am Brian in UK: Good afternoon Faye. Three & Out Croc O Ball. Nice.
	9:34am DCE: not sure why I'd want to contact a monkey via phone, but I'm sure they had their reasons.
	9:36am Faye: haha Brian, that's a good name for it... George are you of Troy NY?! DCE enough reasons to write a song about it!
	9:39am fred von helsing: sounds a bit like Kate Nash eh
	9:39am fred von helsing: I really like KN's "underestimate the girl"
	9:46am Chinchilla: yeah! my favorite Deerhoof cut
	9:49am BSI: Present yet mysteriously unaccounted for.
	9:50am DCE: did I ever tell you about when I saw UV Race a couple years back? the one guy was in his tighty whities and the rest were pouring beer all over him. it was pretty neato.
	9:50am Two listeners: Thank you Faye for your great selections week after week, bringing a little more rhythm and melody to WFMU! Not that we don't love noise, chaos (and absurdity) - but sometimes it's nice for the station to swing back a bit in the other direction (with shows like yours, Liz, etc.); a good balance across the schedule is ideal (in our humble opinion)...
	9:51am stereotypical slum dad: "I can't account on yous for nuttin!"
	9:55am DCE: it's high time for chai time for this old feller.
	9:57am KP: Good morning Faye. Sounds great already.
	10:02am dc p@: here but not able to listen at the moment.....feck.
	10:03am Cheri Pi: Palmolive from the Raincoats!
	10:05am Cheri Pi: She was the drummer for the Slits & the Raincoats.
	10:06am KP: What's good for waking up?
	10:06am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): @Cheri Pi: You're soaking in it. :D
	10:07am Robert: Palmolive soap is called that because it used palm & olive oils. I doubt they're using olive oil in it today (maybe just a smidge to justify continuing ownershp of the trademark, like the coca & cola in Coca-Cola), but continue to use the trademark. They seem to be promoting it these days in the USA for the dish detergents only, but they still make cake soap and have branched into shampoos, liquid body washes, and bath foams in some countries by that name.
	10:09am DCE: I see.
	10:12am listener mark: Good morning Faye! Good morning children! Good morning Thursday!
	10:12am Robert: Showing my age...I still call tend to call them cakes of soap rather than bars. I checked the Google Ngram on that, interesting how over time "bar" susperseded "cake" as the word for soap, a little later in England than North America. Now that we get goods labeled for Quebec here in NY, I see the French word for it is "pain" -- bread, as in loaf.
	10:15am fred von helsing: Age and soap... my grandma bought Ivory in the big bars that you broke in half, in the ornate olden-style blue and white wrapper. At some point she was also making her own soap and my mom said it would just about take your skin off.
	10:16am DCE: love this dreamy-scape
	10:17am listener mark: The original factory for Palmolive was on Dutch Street. For two points and a Baby Ruth bar, where is Dutch Street. No googling!
	10:17am Robert: Grandma? Making me feel old. My sister & I used to get a bar apiece in the bathtub from that "twin cake".
	10:19am maestroso: Yes, this FWY is a nice moody track.
	10:20am Robert: Guessing Dutch St. was in Jersey City.
	10:22am DCE: somebody just showed up with several dozen boutique cupcakes, for no apparent reason, and the office is abuzz.
	10:23am other david: re fwy: fwiw imho agreed maestro
	10:23am DCE: nice things happen sometimes
	10:23am Robert: Actually Donna & I usually just shared a single cake. The twin cake of Ivory, however, continued to be sold into the 1980s. I saved one in the hope it'll be a collector's item, along with a 6 pack of Powerhouse malt liquor cans.
	10:24am 12539: Is this Vicki's aunties?
	10:24am βrian: Boutique cupcakes, boutique doughnut holes. Which do you prefer?
	10:25am (-_-): Jean Baudrillard 'Le Xerox et l'Infini'
	10:25am other david: Vicki's Aunties would be a great band name
	10:25am Neg-guh-tor: Vicki's aunties.
	10:25am Faye: it is vicki's aunties!! & there you have it
	10:26am listener mark: Dutch Street is only one block long between Fulton Street and John Street in lower Manhattan. So many times, I was lost in that area, trying to deliver documents.
	10:26am DCE: recalling some Meddle-era Floyd here...
	10:27am Robert: Daddy & I used to play tic-tac-toe on Donna's back via dermatographia in the bathtub. No, Daddy was not in the tub, but he being a physician wanted to show me that trick.
	10:30am Brian in UK: Legend days are over.
	10:30am Robert: As to our own Grandma, she used Camay at her house. Camay, with more coconut soap, is stronger than Ivory in terms of detergency, but they rarely advertise it for its grease cutting.
	10:33am Cheri Pi: We have a local band in Cincy called Soapland. Cincy is known as being a soap town due to Procter & Gamble's long dominion. (i use Dr. Bonner's lavender)
	10:33am Marmalade Kitty: Hello Faye!
	10:33am βrian: "All-One-God-Faith"
	10:33am BDR: O'Hara! Thanks MUCH!
	10:34am Sometimes Jasmine: Gorgeous mixes Faye, like what you're doing there. uh huh.
	10:34am Brian in UK: Cadum for Madam. (ring any bells)
	10:35am ~L: Today's music history lesson: From WikiP:" Paloma Romero was born in Southern Spain into a family of nine children and shared a room in their family's apartment with her four sisters.[1] She attended Catholic school, but by age 13 had grown bored and begun to challenge authority. She moved to Madrid and found that she was still unhappy with life in Spain. In 1972 Romero moved to London, England. In West London she lived in squats with different groups of hippies. While living in London, Romero moved into a flat with her boyfriend John Graham Mellor (then nicknamed "Woody") whom she dated for two years. At this time punk was exploding in London, Mellor had just joined The Clash and changed his name to Joe Strummer. When Romero met Clash bassist Paul Simonon, he asked what her name was. Unable to easily pronounce "Paloma", Simonon wise-cracked, "Palmolive?" Finding this amusing, Romero decided to adopt Palmolive as her stage name."
	10:35am Robert: Of course Daddy or Mother was also there just to supervise the bath. Being vaguely phobic of the water, when we got older I used to contrive reasons for either of them to come in the bathroom while we kids, or at least I, was in the tub. Actually I bought two 6s of Powerhouse, draining only one pack for the cans.
	10:36am 12539: "BleibEt..." (great mix)
	10:38am Robert: Almost as long as Procter, Jergens has been making soap in Cincy too. P&G now no longer owns the soapmaking plant, contracting it to a local co. they sold Ivorydale to.
	10:39am maestroso: Well played Bach. Beautiful.
	10:39am Robert: In fact, P&G is now trying to outsource as much as they can from the American operation.
	10:40am other david: I like my Bach served slow so you can savour every note - Rosalyn Tureck probably my favourite
	10:41am fred von helsing: Jean B is da bomb
	10:43am fred von helsing: "Detergency" sounds like a frantic female fronted punk band about putting an end to housewifery
	10:44am listener mark: What is happening in Broadcast Studio A? Keep an eye on those turntables. They sit there with their smug attitudes. I don't trust them.
	10:45am DCE: haha, very good, fred von helsing!
	10:45am Robert: Paloma is also the Mexican word for the triangle salute, a powerful firecracker made of folded paper rather than a tube or cube (kubisches kanonenschlagen) or round bomb (maroon). It's called a paloma because the isoceles right triangle method of folding tends to leave a birdlike shape. Americans using the isoceles right triangle method wind up with an American flag fold instead. I use the equilateral triangle method, which is easier to fold but tends to allow powder to leak at the corners if you don't tape them well.
	10:47am Robert: Well, fred, remember "Leader of the Laundromat" by The Detergents?
	10:50am Robert: Anyway, palomas speak of hand mfg., while for mass prod'n it's faster to fill a bunch of machine-rolled tubes with powder. Palomas also tend to use an organic powder as fuel such as sodium salicylate (the basis of whistle mix) rather than the more powerful but expensive pyro aluminum.
	10:53am Cheri Pi: I heart Eddy Current Suppression Ring <3
	10:54am other david: @listener mark: I bet it was Ken looking for chocolate tampons
	10:54am Brian in UK: @ maestroso & other david try this for size from last Sundays Prom concert at the Royal Albert Hall. Belter. Hope you can pick it up. Click on Listen Now. After Faye's show ofcourse. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01mdgsy
	10:55am tim from champaign: A local Mexican restaurant serves Palomas - lemon jarrito with vodka. Very refreshing.
	10:55am other david: @Brian: sweet - thanks! Able to get all the Beebs radio programs here on-line thankfully, will check it out after Faye
	10:55am listener mark: This is fun.
	10:57am maestroso: Thanks Brian in UK! I'll certainly give this a listen.
	11:03am grubbus: fingers snapping, butt shakin, Pavement luvin, sanp, snap, snap
	11:05am fred von helsing: oh SNAP :-D
	11:06am fred von helsing: @robert nope, ya got me on that one! shall check it out
	11:11am Cheri Pi: hahahaha. Frosty you funny.
	11:13am Carmichael: Hey Faye, Hiya peoples.
	11:14am Robert: Probably showing my age again with the Detergents reference, fred. Ah, you youngsters, so fresh & un-jaded.
	11:16am fred von helsing: Is this one by Detergency ? :-P
	11:17am Faye: I am really going to have to record under the name Detergency
	11:19am Carmichael: I was just speaking of the Detergents last week on Irwin's board, as he was playing the Cuff Links' song Tracy.
	11:20am doctor nod: Space pop! ( ~ _ ~ )
	11:20am Rev. Baz: Love this set. Keeping me from getting bored at a menial deskjob, so I appreciate it so much. <3
	11:21am fred von helsing: I am seeing drunken women sashaying back and forth as the men sip martinis
	11:23am fred von helsing: (W)hee (F)aye's (M)ultimedia (U)topia
	11:32am dc p@: fudge. just missed Deerhoof at Black Cat last night...
	11:33am Faye: fred I love it!!
	11:33am fred von helsing: you owe me a beer ;-)
	11:34am dc p@: did somebody up there say "sanp" while I was gone? New word?
	11:37am listener mark: Thank you Faye. I learned something today. How Palmolive got her name, how to make mexican fire crackers, and mixing lemon jarrito with vodka. The music is splendid.
	11:38am fred von helsing: "Mint Chicks" wow my new favorite ice cream flavor
	11:39am Faye: mark, I'm really impressed with how scholarly you all are today
	11:40am h.cameron: great gif, Faye!
	11:41am Faye: hey h.cameron! thanks :)
	11:42am dc p@: I missed all the scholarly conversations but just let me say I preferred Palmolive to Budgie or whatever her replacement's name was in the Slits.
	11:44am Cheri Pi: I support DC P's opinion on that matter as well.
	11:45am Faye: wasn't he in siouxsie & the banshees too?!
	11:47am dc p@: who Budgie? I don't know......huh, yeah I guess so.
	11:48am dc p@: wasn't Sid Vicious the first Banshees drummer?
	11:50am dc p@: that appears to be correct as well...
	11:50am dc p@: funny how you have all these little bits of information sitting around in your head just waiting to be rediscovered..
	11:52am BSI: Enthusiastically approve of that there bubbly drone thing. I will now play it over again in the creepy recesses of my brain.
	11:53am h.cameron: This is perfect right now! Am I allowed to say stuff like that?
	11:54am 12539: Thanks Faye.
	11:55am other david: Awesome as ever - thanks Faye!
	11:56am maestroso: Yikes! It's almost over!
	11:59am maestroso: Awesome show Faye!
	6:36pm Cooh John: 'nother nice show. I am doing back to back archives today.

Faye: Playlist from September 6, 2012

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September 6, 2012: Good, or Don't Be

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Manitoba	Brandon "Brandon" by "Manitoba"	Start Breaking My Heart	Leaf	2001			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Crescent	Sleep Well "Sleep Well" by "Crescent"	Collected Songs	Roomtone	1999			0:05:28 (Pop-up)
John Cage	Two Pieces for Piano "Two Pieces for Piano" by "John Cage"	Early Piano Music	ECM	2005			0:10:58 (Pop-up)
The Rebel	Prove It "Prove It" by "The Rebel"	The Five Year Plan EP	Monofonus Press	2011			0:12:32 (Pop-up)
Lorelle Meets the Obsolete	Waitin' for the Orange Sunshine	On Welfare	Captcha	2011	http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Lorelle_Meets_The_Obsolete/On_Welfare/003_Waitin_for_the_Orange_Sunshine		0:21:44 (Pop-up)
Tip Top Planets	Wake "Wake" by "Tip Top Planets"	What Do you Want a Japanese To do Again? (V/A)	Vinyl Japan	1993			0:25:07 (Pop-up)
Seapony	Outside "Outside" by "Seapony"	Falling	Hardly Art	2012	http://seapony.bandcamp.com/	*	0:26:54 (Pop-up)
The Terminal Wasteband	Dial M for Monkey	Dial M for Monkey b/w Yom Kippur War	Black Velvet Fuckere	2012		*	0:30:19 (Pop-up)
Dirty Mittens	The Dock "The Dock" by "Dirty Mittens"	PDX Pop Now! 2009 (V/A)	PDX Pop Now!	2009			0:36:01 (Pop-up)
Burnt Palms	Yours Not Mine "Yours Not Mine" by "Burnt Palms"	Burnt Palms	No Label	2012	http://burntpalms.bandcamp.com/	*	0:39:55 (Pop-up)
God is My Co-Pilot	Su Vot² Esta Su Voz	Illusion of Secrecy	Dark Beloved Cloud	1993			0:42:07 (Pop-up)
Lung Leg	Palmolive "Palmolive" by "Lung Leg"	in Spelunca (V/A)	Vesuvius	1995			0:43:05 (Pop-up)
Deerhoof	Come See the Duck "Come See the Duck" by "Deerhoof"	Green Cosmos	Menlo Park	2005			0:44:07 (Pop-up)
The Mint Chicks	Hot on Your Heels	PDX Pop Now! 2009 (V/A)	PDX Pop Now!	2009			0:45:16 (Pop-up)
UV Race	Otta Control Kids "Otta Control Kids" by "UV Race"	UV Race/Eddy Current Supression Ring Split 12"	Almost Ready	2012		*	0:47:20 (Pop-up)
Starstruck	Bad Boy "Bad Boy" by "Starstruck"	in Spelunca (V/A)	Vesuvius	1995			0:49:15 (Pop-up)
Detective	I'd Rather Run "I'd Rather Run" by "Detective"	Basket of Masks	No Label	2012		*	0:52:57 (Pop-up)
Dew-Claw	Am I Crazy? "Am I Crazy?" by "Dew-Claw"	Licked	Geodisc	2007			0:55:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Movietone	In a Marine Light "In a Marine Light" by "Movietone"						0:58:51 (Pop-up)
Furtips	Satellite Me Stein "Satellite Me Stein" by "Furtips"	Pitched Up Twinkle	AJAX	1993			1:07:09 (Pop-up)
FWY!	Rio Hondo "Rio Hondo" by "FWY!"	Ventura EP	Burundi Cloud	2023?	http://fwymusic.bandcamp.com		1:10:16 (Pop-up)
Vicki's Aunties	Le Xerox et l'Infini	Le Xerox et l'Infini	The Tapeworm	2009	over FWY!		1:20:11 (Pop-up)
The Teleporters	Excerpt from the 30 Minute Cassette	30 Minute Cassette	Savoury Days	2009			1:23:09 (Pop-up)
Cheer	Street Wondering Memory Recall	Street Wondering Memory Recall	Apollolaan	2012		*	1:24:56 (Pop-up)
Frank O'Hara	Ode to Joy, To Hell With It	Dial-a-Poem Poets: Biting the Tongue Off a Corpse	Giorno Poetry Systems	1972	over Cheer http://www.ubu.com/sound/dial.html		1:26:07 (Pop-up)
John Cage	Excerpt from Silence "Excerpt from Silence" by "John Cage"	Dial-a-Poem Poets: Biting the Tongue Off a Corpse	Giorno Poetry Systems	1972	a bit over Jesus Bleibut Meine Freude http://www.ubu.com/sound/dial.html		1:30:52 (Pop-up)
Unknown Performer	Jesus Bleibut Meine Freude	mystery	mystery	mystery	composed by Bach		1:32:24 (Pop-up)
Drum Solo	Limelight "Limelight" by "Drum Solo"	Pop Jingu, Vol. 1: A Japanese Pop Compilation	Sonorama	1997			1:40:38 (Pop-up)
Holidays	Only in Dreams "Only in Dreams" by "Holidays"	Young Love	KIY	2012			1:44:26 (Pop-up)
Extended Heads	Fast Food "Fast Food" by "Extended Heads"	Fast Food 7"	Tefat	2012		*	1:48:43 (Pop-up)
Eddy Current Suppression Ring	I Don't Wanna Play No More	UV Race/Eddy Current Supression Ring Split 12"	Almost Ready	2012		*	1:51:58 (Pop-up)
Country Teasers	I'm A New Person, Ma'am	Science Hat Artistic Cube Moral Nosebleed Empire	In the Red	2001			1:55:56 (Pop-up)
Pavement	Harness Your Hopes "Harness Your Hopes" by "Pavement"	Brighten the Corners: Nicene Creedence Edition	Matador	2008			2:00:07 (Pop-up)
The Garbage and the Flowers	Catnip	Catnip b/w Carousel	Twisted Village	1992			2:02:46 (Pop-up)
Frosty	Get My Rocks Off "Get My Rocks Off" by "Frosty"	Drive-Thru Lover b/w Get My Rocks Off	Menlo Park	1997			2:08:04 (Pop-up)
Hank Wood & The Hammerheads	It's Murder	Go Home!	Toxic State	2012		*	2:10:51 (Pop-up)
Matmos	Tract for Valerie Solanas "Tract for Valerie Solanas" by "Matmos"	Steam And Sequins For Larry Levan	Matador	2006			2:12:14 (Pop-up)
Creepxotica	Enchanted Lagoon "Enchanted Lagoon" by "Creepxotica"	Haunted Hula 7"	Dionysus	2012		*	2:17:23 (Pop-up)

Deerhoof	Cast Off Crown "Cast Off Crown" by "Deerhoof"	Friend Opportunity	Kill Rock Stars	2007			2:27:11 (Pop-up)
Peatmos	D'Yer Wanna Dance With The Kids	Pop Jingu, Vol. 1: A Japanese Pop Compilation	Sonorama	1997			2:29:30 (Pop-up)
Manxish Boys	Viva Kneivel "Viva Kneivel" by "Manxish Boys"	in Spelunca (V/A)	Vesuvius	1995			2:31:26 (Pop-up)
Chris Cohen	Monad "Monad" by "Chris Cohen"	Overgrown Path	Captured Tracks	2012		*	2:34:55 (Pop-up)
Explode Into Colors	Paper (Hot Sax Version)	PDX Pop Now! 2009 (V/A)	PDX Pop Now!	2009			2:39:09 (Pop-up)
Especially Good	Shucking "Shucking" by "Especially Good"	Something Cold (V/A)	Something Cold	2012		*	2:41:24 (Pop-up)
Neil Campbell & Robert Horton	A4 "A4" by "Neil Campbell & Robert Horton"	Trojandropper	Zum	2012		*	2:46:41 (Pop-up)
Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti	Mature Themes	Mature Themes	4AD	2012		*	2:50:01 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03am duke: Good Morning Faye
	9:03am Children: ear candyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	9:04am 12539: I love that gif.
	9:04am pierre: The Gang's back, bonjour Faye ! Very nice animation GIF
	9:06am DCE: morning, happy Thursdays to everyone. I like that electric piano part in this. Reminds me of the opening licks to the Taxi theme
	9:07am Cheri Pi: Bonjour to Faye and all Faye's children.
	9:08am maestroso: Guten Tag Faye!
	9:08am Faye: ahh HELLO to all members my favorite gang of commenters!! glad you like the gif! just stream of consciousness...
	9:09am fred von helsing: waves of sound rolling in, gently lapping against the shores of the psyche
	9:13am fred von helsing: said psyche starts in turn to roll and sway in the sonic swell
	9:16am Faye: great narration, fred
	9:18am other david: Huzzah, tis Faye time! Good morning/afternoon folks I feel just like that gif at the moment!
	9:19am Chinchilla: Good morning children! Hi Cheri Pi beautiful week its turning out to be right?
	9:19am Chinchilla: Good morning Faye, looking forward to the talk with Greg next week!
	9:21am Faye: morning david, Chinchilla! yes I am really looking forward to it too!
	9:21am George of Troy: Love this Rebel track, and the gif is keeping perfect time with it.
	9:25am Brian in UK: Good afternoon Faye. Three & Out Croc O Ball. Nice.
	9:34am DCE: not sure why I'd want to contact a monkey via phone, but I'm sure they had their reasons.
	9:36am Faye: haha Brian, that's a good name for it... George are you of Troy NY?! DCE enough reasons to write a song about it!
	9:39am fred von helsing: sounds a bit like Kate Nash eh
	9:39am fred von helsing: I really like KN's "underestimate the girl"
	9:46am Chinchilla: yeah! my favorite Deerhoof cut
	9:49am BSI: Present yet mysteriously unaccounted for.
	9:50am DCE: did I ever tell you about when I saw UV Race a couple years back? the one guy was in his tighty whities and the rest were pouring beer all over him. it was pretty neato.
	9:50am Two listeners: Thank you Faye for your great selections week after week, bringing a little more rhythm and melody to WFMU! Not that we don't love noise, chaos (and absurdity) - but sometimes it's nice for the station to swing back a bit in the other direction (with shows like yours, Liz, etc.); a good balance across the schedule is ideal (in our humble opinion)...
	9:51am stereotypical slum dad: "I can't account on yous for nuttin!"
	9:55am DCE: it's high time for chai time for this old feller.
	9:57am KP: Good morning Faye. Sounds great already.
	10:02am dc p@: here but not able to listen at the moment.....feck.
	10:03am Cheri Pi: Palmolive from the Raincoats!
	10:05am Cheri Pi: She was the drummer for the Slits & the Raincoats.
	10:06am KP: What's good for waking up?
	10:06am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): @Cheri Pi: You're soaking in it. :D
	10:07am Robert: Palmolive soap is called that because it used palm & olive oils. I doubt they're using olive oil in it today (maybe just a smidge to justify continuing ownershp of the trademark, like the coca & cola in Coca-Cola), but continue to use the trademark. They seem to be promoting it these days in the USA for the dish detergents only, but they still make cake soap and have branched into shampoos, liquid body washes, and bath foams in some countries by that name.
	10:09am DCE: I see.
	10:12am listener mark: Good morning Faye! Good morning children! Good morning Thursday!
	10:12am Robert: Showing my age...I still call tend to call them cakes of soap rather than bars. I checked the Google Ngram on that, interesting how over time "bar" susperseded "cake" as the word for soap, a little later in England than North America. Now that we get goods labeled for Quebec here in NY, I see the French word for it is "pain" -- bread, as in loaf.
	10:15am fred von helsing: Age and soap... my grandma bought Ivory in the big bars that you broke in half, in the ornate olden-style blue and white wrapper. At some point she was also making her own soap and my mom said it would just about take your skin off.
	10:16am DCE: love this dreamy-scape
	10:17am listener mark: The original factory for Palmolive was on Dutch Street. For two points and a Baby Ruth bar, where is Dutch Street. No googling!
	10:17am Robert: Grandma? Making me feel old. My sister & I used to get a bar apiece in the bathtub from that "twin cake".
	10:19am maestroso: Yes, this FWY is a nice moody track.
	10:20am Robert: Guessing Dutch St. was in Jersey City.
	10:22am DCE: somebody just showed up with several dozen boutique cupcakes, for no apparent reason, and the office is abuzz.
	10:23am other david: re fwy: fwiw imho agreed maestro
	10:23am DCE: nice things happen sometimes
	10:23am Robert: Actually Donna & I usually just shared a single cake. The twin cake of Ivory, however, continued to be sold into the 1980s. I saved one in the hope it'll be a collector's item, along with a 6 pack of Powerhouse malt liquor cans.
	10:24am 12539: Is this Vicki's aunties?
	10:24am βrian: Boutique cupcakes, boutique doughnut holes. Which do you prefer?
	10:25am (-_-): Jean Baudrillard 'Le Xerox et l'Infini'
	10:25am other david: Vicki's Aunties would be a great band name
	10:25am Neg-guh-tor: Vicki's aunties.
	10:25am Faye: it is vicki's aunties!! & there you have it
	10:26am listener mark: Dutch Street is only one block long between Fulton Street and John Street in lower Manhattan. So many times, I was lost in that area, trying to deliver documents.
	10:26am DCE: recalling some Meddle-era Floyd here...
	10:27am Robert: Daddy & I used to play tic-tac-toe on Donna's back via dermatographia in the bathtub. No, Daddy was not in the tub, but he being a physician wanted to show me that trick.
	10:30am Brian in UK: Legend days are over.
	10:30am Robert: As to our own Grandma, she used Camay at her house. Camay, with more coconut soap, is stronger than Ivory in terms of detergency, but they rarely advertise it for its grease cutting.
	10:33am Cheri Pi: We have a local band in Cincy called Soapland. Cincy is known as being a soap town due to Procter & Gamble's long dominion. (i use Dr. Bonner's lavender)
	10:33am Marmalade Kitty: Hello Faye!
	10:33am βrian: "All-One-God-Faith"
	10:33am BDR: O'Hara! Thanks MUCH!
	10:34am Sometimes Jasmine: Gorgeous mixes Faye, like what you're doing there. uh huh.
	10:34am Brian in UK: Cadum for Madam. (ring any bells)
	10:35am ~L: Today's music history lesson: From WikiP:" Paloma Romero was born in Southern Spain into a family of nine children and shared a room in their family's apartment with her four sisters.[1] She attended Catholic school, but by age 13 had grown bored and begun to challenge authority. She moved to Madrid and found that she was still unhappy with life in Spain. In 1972 Romero moved to London, England. In West London she lived in squats with different groups of hippies. While living in London, Romero moved into a flat with her boyfriend John Graham Mellor (then nicknamed "Woody") whom she dated for two years. At this time punk was exploding in London, Mellor had just joined The Clash and changed his name to Joe Strummer. When Romero met Clash bassist Paul Simonon, he asked what her name was. Unable to easily pronounce "Paloma", Simonon wise-cracked, "Palmolive?" Finding this amusing, Romero decided to adopt Palmolive as her stage name."
	10:35am Robert: Of course Daddy or Mother was also there just to supervise the bath. Being vaguely phobic of the water, when we got older I used to contrive reasons for either of them to come in the bathroom while we kids, or at least I, was in the tub. Actually I bought two 6s of Powerhouse, draining only one pack for the cans.
	10:36am 12539: "BleibEt..." (great mix)
	10:38am Robert: Almost as long as Procter, Jergens has been making soap in Cincy too. P&G now no longer owns the soapmaking plant, contracting it to a local co. they sold Ivorydale to.
	10:39am maestroso: Well played Bach. Beautiful.
	10:39am Robert: In fact, P&G is now trying to outsource as much as they can from the American operation.
	10:40am other david: I like my Bach served slow so you can savour every note - Rosalyn Tureck probably my favourite
	10:41am fred von helsing: Jean B is da bomb
	10:43am fred von helsing: "Detergency" sounds like a frantic female fronted punk band about putting an end to housewifery
	10:44am listener mark: What is happening in Broadcast Studio A? Keep an eye on those turntables. They sit there with their smug attitudes. I don't trust them.
	10:45am DCE: haha, very good, fred von helsing!
	10:45am Robert: Paloma is also the Mexican word for the triangle salute, a powerful firecracker made of folded paper rather than a tube or cube (kubisches kanonenschlagen) or round bomb (maroon). It's called a paloma because the isoceles right triangle method of folding tends to leave a birdlike shape. Americans using the isoceles right triangle method wind up with an American flag fold instead. I use the equilateral triangle method, which is easier to fold but tends to allow powder to leak at the corners if you don't tape them well.
	10:47am Robert: Well, fred, remember "Leader of the Laundromat" by The Detergents?
	10:50am Robert: Anyway, palomas speak of hand mfg., while for mass prod'n it's faster to fill a bunch of machine-rolled tubes with powder. Palomas also tend to use an organic powder as fuel such as sodium salicylate (the basis of whistle mix) rather than the more powerful but expensive pyro aluminum.
	10:53am Cheri Pi: I heart Eddy Current Suppression Ring <3
	10:54am other david: @listener mark: I bet it was Ken looking for chocolate tampons
	10:54am Brian in UK: @ maestroso & other david try this for size from last Sundays Prom concert at the Royal Albert Hall. Belter. Hope you can pick it up. Click on Listen Now. After Faye's show ofcourse. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01mdgsy
	10:55am tim from champaign: A local Mexican restaurant serves Palomas - lemon jarrito with vodka. Very refreshing.
	10:55am other david: @Brian: sweet - thanks! Able to get all the Beebs radio programs here on-line thankfully, will check it out after Faye
	10:55am listener mark: This is fun.
	10:57am maestroso: Thanks Brian in UK! I'll certainly give this a listen.
	11:03am grubbus: fingers snapping, butt shakin, Pavement luvin, sanp, snap, snap
	11:05am fred von helsing: oh SNAP :-D
	11:06am fred von helsing: @robert nope, ya got me on that one! shall check it out
	11:11am Cheri Pi: hahahaha. Frosty you funny.
	11:13am Carmichael: Hey Faye, Hiya peoples.
	11:14am Robert: Probably showing my age again with the Detergents reference, fred. Ah, you youngsters, so fresh & un-jaded.
	11:16am fred von helsing: Is this one by Detergency ? :-P
	11:17am Faye: I am really going to have to record under the name Detergency
	11:19am Carmichael: I was just speaking of the Detergents last week on Irwin's board, as he was playing the Cuff Links' song Tracy.
	11:20am doctor nod: Space pop! ( ~ _ ~ )
	11:20am Rev. Baz: Love this set. Keeping me from getting bored at a menial deskjob, so I appreciate it so much. <3
	11:21am fred von helsing: I am seeing drunken women sashaying back and forth as the men sip martinis
	11:23am fred von helsing: (W)hee (F)aye's (M)ultimedia (U)topia
	11:32am dc p@: fudge. just missed Deerhoof at Black Cat last night...
	11:33am Faye: fred I love it!!
	11:33am fred von helsing: you owe me a beer ;-)
	11:34am dc p@: did somebody up there say "sanp" while I was gone? New word?
	11:37am listener mark: Thank you Faye. I learned something today. How Palmolive got her name, how to make mexican fire crackers, and mixing lemon jarrito with vodka. The music is splendid.
	11:38am fred von helsing: "Mint Chicks" wow my new favorite ice cream flavor
	11:39am Faye: mark, I'm really impressed with how scholarly you all are today
	11:40am h.cameron: great gif, Faye!
	11:41am Faye: hey h.cameron! thanks :)
	11:42am dc p@: I missed all the scholarly conversations but just let me say I preferred Palmolive to Budgie or whatever her replacement's name was in the Slits.
	11:44am Cheri Pi: I support DC P's opinion on that matter as well.
	11:45am Faye: wasn't he in siouxsie & the banshees too?!
	11:47am dc p@: who Budgie? I don't know......huh, yeah I guess so.
	11:48am dc p@: wasn't Sid Vicious the first Banshees drummer?
	11:50am dc p@: that appears to be correct as well...
	11:50am dc p@: funny how you have all these little bits of information sitting around in your head just waiting to be rediscovered..
	11:52am BSI: Enthusiastically approve of that there bubbly drone thing. I will now play it over again in the creepy recesses of my brain.
	11:53am h.cameron: This is perfect right now! Am I allowed to say stuff like that?
	11:54am 12539: Thanks Faye.
	11:55am other david: Awesome as ever - thanks Faye!
	11:56am maestroso: Yikes! It's almost over!
	11:59am maestroso: Awesome show Faye!
	6:36pm Cooh John: 'nother nice show. I am doing back to back archives today.

Faye: Playlist from September 6, 2012

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