WFMU: Therese: Playlist from March 18, 2013

Listener comments!
	12:18am Aaron in Minneapolis: FIRST POST MARATHON COMMENT YIPPEEEEEE!!!!11
	12:19am Minnesota Jeff: Nice work sangin' tonight, Therese.
	12:19am anne: the afterglow :D
	12:19am martin: Tears welling during Ken's BEAUTIFUL! Congratulations! Flaming sounds good too
	12:19am Mike from MPLS: #2 MPLS Rep
	12:20am Therese: Woo! Thanks everybody!
	12:21am Ken From Hyde Park: It's like having Christmas for 14 days in a row. I am toast!
	12:23am Scott McDowell: Perfect 1st post-thon selection Therese.
	12:25am Holly in NC: Hi Therese!
	12:26am KP: WUUUUUUUUUUUF MUUUUUUUUU!
	12:32am Bob in DC and/or VA: Congratulations to all in WFMU land!
	12:32am Ken From Hyde Park: Good job on stage tonight, Therese and Scott. All the performances were just swell tonight.
	12:34am KP: Therese with her James Brown exit.
	12:35am Greg from Bloomfield: For reals, Therese- you murdered it tonight.
	12:36am Caryn: I do enjoy watching the dog and cow go about their business.
	12:37am KP: Hey Caryn!
	12:38am KP: The performances I saw were legit really good to freaking fantastic.
	12:41am Pete from Boston (and NJ): I would like to dedicate my next drink to Joe Frank and listener Bill from VT. One caught my attention 20+ years ago, the other fed it back to me by stating, "It's changed the way I listen to music" roughly 15 years ago. It continues to do so for me.
	12:42am Holly in NC: Caryn, you must be beyond exhausted! I went back to for 2 hrs in am & now have hit dreaded too tired to sleep point. Rereading Bill Bryson for comfort while enjoying Therese.
	12:44am Pete from Boston (and NJ): I am going to go out on a freeform ledge here and say -- let us all please raise a glass to Mr. Nachum Segal. His JM in the AM makes a much more significant contribution to the bottom line than a lot of local and most internet listeners ever realize.
	12:45am Caryn: Hi KP! Yeah, Holly, way tired now. But trying to do some final morning chores so I can sleep deeply and for long.
	12:45am softspool: loving the exultant music. go WMFU!!!!
	12:46am Greg from Bloomfield: Big Up Nachum. To quote Ted Leo: "Sometimes I listen to JM in the AM."
	12:47am Pete from Boston (and NJ): The "it" in "It's changed the way I listen to music" being WFMU, of course.
	12:49am Pete from Boston (and NJ): When I'm on my NJ side of things, I often catch JM in the AM -- a show I knew through friends' parents before I knew WFMU -- and feel like I get a new context for how much this is really community radio.
	12:52am krudler: Does anyone else think this chorus is exactly like the Thong Song?
	12:57am G: True, Pete. It's not my listening preference, but I see the bumper stickers for JM in my area of Brooklyn. They raised $265,513 of their $240,000 goal. That's close to a quarter of the station budget, in exchange for the AM drive weekday slots (15 hours). JM and Tom between them covered 475K or 40% of the station budget, so niche-ier things we like can have their space. JM calls their swag tchotchkes, but the pledge format and even the layout of the pledge page is the same.
	1:01am Pete from Boston (and NJ): "Tchotchkes" was the chosen regular freeform premium name for the first years of the 2000s, too. I remember a discussion on the old WFMU message board about what to call the stuff, and that was the ultimate answer.
	1:02am Greg from Bloomfield: Whoooooa, this takes me back...
	1:05am northguineahills: Was listening to Hoof & Mouf on my phone earlier, good fun!
	1:12am Pete from Boston (and NJ): This song almost works in time with the mermaids on the marathon victory homepage image.
	1:14am Greg from Bloomfield: YEAH THERESE dropping the Ex on my head at 1:15am!!!
	1:15am Srdjo: my fave the ex track
	1:17am Holly in NC: Another The Ex fan saying thanks :-)
	1:19am Therese: I am glad to be of service, Greg, Srdjo and Holly!
	1:19am Greg from Bloomfield: This one time? At an Ex show? It was the anniversary of 9/11 and they played "Listen To The Painters" and I cried a lot.
	1:21am Caryn: Dammit, don't want to go to sleep with all this good music still going on, but that's it. Need to crash now. Good night, all! Thanks to everyone - DJs, pledgers, volunteers, listeners - for making the Marathon a success. I can sleep happy now.
	1:21am Holly in NC: And Feelies too!
	1:22am Adam Ramone in Portland and Lynnwood: Goodnight, Caryn! Great night tonight!
	1:22am BadGuyZero: Good evening/morning everyone!
	1:25am BadGuyZero: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!
	1:25am G: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
	1:25am G: I recognize this lol
	1:31am alberto: i'm so happy for wfmu!!! thank you therese!!!!
	1:36am BadGuyZero: The phone room went nuts when the goal was reached. It was like in "Return of the Jedi" when the rebels get that star destroyer to crash into the Death Star.
	1:39am breadharrity: Loving the show! This is a great victory playlist after the marathon! Does anyone know what the bed music was/is?
	1:41am BadGuyZero: "Pling!" by Shuggie Otis.
	1:42am breadharrity: thanks!
	1:46am Danne D: Hi/bye folks. Great job tonight Therese. Here's to another year of FMU.
	1:54am alberto: material is sexy!!
	1:57am alberto: hi kevin!!
	2:40am fred: Very nice segues in this set, Therese
	2:41am Chop Scott: Therese! So nice to wind down after tonight's work listening to your show...
	2:43am BadGuyZero: If you had to pick between going to Vintage Vinyl or Princeton Record Exchange, which would you choose? Ill have time to visit one, but not both, in a couple of days. I'll be looking for records primarily, so any opinions you could pass along would be appreciated. Thanks!
	2:43am Therese: Thanks, Fred! And Chop Scott, always a pleasure to see you.
	2:48am Hoboken Jack: I think the Record Exchange is a bit more manageable for one visit. Vintage Vinyl is MASSIVE and has a lot of stuff you DON'T WANT so if time is an issue it's a little overwhelming. The used selection at the Record Exchange always seems a bit more, uh, well-chosen to me.
	2:51am Roger: Congrats Therese, WFMU, and to me for getting to hear Therese and WFMU for another year.
	2:54am BadGuyZero: One of the things that has me leaning towards Record Exchange is that I want to go the wing place around the corner [Chuck's Spring Street Cafe]; the Menendez brothers purchased said wing place with the inheritance they received after murdering their parents.
	2:57am Hoboken Jack: Ha! I ate a lot of those wings in high school just before we'd heard of the Menendez bros! Princeton is also nicer to visit; Vintage Vinyl is just in a strip mall right off the highway.
	2:59am BadGuyZero: Thanks for the info/opinions, Hoboken Jack.
	3:02am Hoboken Jack: My pleasure, BadGuyZero! Enjoy your trip and let us know how it goes!

Therese: Playlist from March 18, 2013

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March 18, 2013: Post Marathon Love Buzz

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
The Flaming Lips	Do You Realize?? (Scott Hardkiss Floating in Space Mix)	Fight Test	Warner Bros.		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
LCD Soundsystem	Dance Yrself Clean	This is Happening	DFA
BB & Q Band	Riccochet "Riccochet" by "BB & Q Band"	G.I. Disco - The History Of The Cold War's Hottest 80s Club Music In West Germany	BBE
Public Image Ltd.	Warrior "Warrior" by "Public Image Ltd."	The Greatest Hits, So Far	Virgin

The Rapture	How Deep Is Your Love?	In the Grace of Your Love	DFA		0:03:03 (Pop-up)
T.Dyson & Company	It's All Over "It's All Over" by "T.Dyson & Company"	Personal Space: Electronic Soul 1974-1984 (V/A)	Chocolate Industries		0:09:29 (Pop-up)
Deee-Lite	Good Beat "Good Beat" by "Deee-Lite"	World Clique	Elektra		0:13:01 (Pop-up)
Malcolm McLaren	Deep in Vogue (Banjie Realness Mix)	Voguing and the House Ballroom Scene of New York City 1976-1996 (V/A)	Soul Jazz		0:17:52 (Pop-up)
The Ex	Let's Panic Later "Let's Panic Later" by "The Ex"	Starters Alternators	Touch & Go		0:27:05 (Pop-up)
The Feelies	Crazy Rhythms "Crazy Rhythms" by "The Feelies"	Crazy Rhythms	Bar None		0:31:52 (Pop-up)
The Sweet	Blockbuster "Blockbuster" by "The Sweet"	The Sweet	Razor & Tie		0:41:17 (Pop-up)

The Faces	Had Me a Real Good Time	Long Player	Warner Bros.		0:45:54 (Pop-up)
Charles Bradley	Strictly Reserved for You	Victim of Love	Daptone	*	0:51:36 (Pop-up)
Dave Hamilton	Party Time "Party Time" by "Dave Hamilton"	The Detroit Funk Vaults: Funk And Soul From Dave Hamilton 1968-1979	BGP/Ace	*	0:55:01 (Pop-up)
The O'Jays	Put Your Hands Together	Love Train: The Best of the O'Jays	Epic Associated/Legacy		0:59:39 (Pop-up)
Material	I'm the One "I'm the One" by "Material"	Change the Beat: The Celluloid Records Story 1979-1987	Strut	*	1:04:18 (Pop-up)

Stereolab	Jenny Ondioline "Jenny Ondioline" by "Stereolab"	Transient Random-Noise Bursts with Announcements	Elektra		1:13:47 (Pop-up)
Can	Halleluwah "Halleluwah" by "Can"	Tago Mago (40th Anniversary Edition)	Spoon		1:30:47 (Pop-up)
Clinic	You "You" by "Clinic"	Free Reign	Domino	*	1:49:16 (Pop-up)
Yo la Tengo	I'll Be Around "I'll Be Around" by "Yo la Tengo"	Fade	Matador	*	1:55:19 (Pop-up)

George Harrison	Wah Wah "Wah Wah" by "George Harrison"	All Things Must Pass	Apple		2:02:48 (Pop-up)
Let's Active	Still Dark Out "Still Dark Out" by "Let's Active"	Big Plans for Everybody	EMI		2:07:53 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:18am Aaron in Minneapolis: FIRST POST MARATHON COMMENT YIPPEEEEEE!!!!11
	12:19am Minnesota Jeff: Nice work sangin' tonight, Therese.
	12:19am anne: the afterglow :D
	12:19am martin: Tears welling during Ken's BEAUTIFUL! Congratulations! Flaming sounds good too
	12:19am Mike from MPLS: #2 MPLS Rep
	12:20am Therese: Woo! Thanks everybody!
	12:21am Ken From Hyde Park: It's like having Christmas for 14 days in a row. I am toast!
	12:23am Scott McDowell: Perfect 1st post-thon selection Therese.
	12:25am Holly in NC: Hi Therese!
	12:26am KP: WUUUUUUUUUUUF MUUUUUUUUU!
	12:32am Bob in DC and/or VA: Congratulations to all in WFMU land!
	12:32am Ken From Hyde Park: Good job on stage tonight, Therese and Scott. All the performances were just swell tonight.
	12:34am KP: Therese with her James Brown exit.
	12:35am Greg from Bloomfield: For reals, Therese- you murdered it tonight.
	12:36am Caryn: I do enjoy watching the dog and cow go about their business.
	12:37am KP: Hey Caryn!
	12:38am KP: The performances I saw were legit really good to freaking fantastic.
	12:41am Pete from Boston (and NJ): I would like to dedicate my next drink to Joe Frank and listener Bill from VT. One caught my attention 20+ years ago, the other fed it back to me by stating, "It's changed the way I listen to music" roughly 15 years ago. It continues to do so for me.
	12:42am Holly in NC: Caryn, you must be beyond exhausted! I went back to for 2 hrs in am & now have hit dreaded too tired to sleep point. Rereading Bill Bryson for comfort while enjoying Therese.
	12:44am Pete from Boston (and NJ): I am going to go out on a freeform ledge here and say -- let us all please raise a glass to Mr. Nachum Segal. His JM in the AM makes a much more significant contribution to the bottom line than a lot of local and most internet listeners ever realize.
	12:45am Caryn: Hi KP! Yeah, Holly, way tired now. But trying to do some final morning chores so I can sleep deeply and for long.
	12:45am softspool: loving the exultant music. go WMFU!!!!
	12:46am Greg from Bloomfield: Big Up Nachum. To quote Ted Leo: "Sometimes I listen to JM in the AM."
	12:47am Pete from Boston (and NJ): The "it" in "It's changed the way I listen to music" being WFMU, of course.
	12:49am Pete from Boston (and NJ): When I'm on my NJ side of things, I often catch JM in the AM -- a show I knew through friends' parents before I knew WFMU -- and feel like I get a new context for how much this is really community radio.
	12:52am krudler: Does anyone else think this chorus is exactly like the Thong Song?
	12:57am G: True, Pete. It's not my listening preference, but I see the bumper stickers for JM in my area of Brooklyn. They raised $265,513 of their $240,000 goal. That's close to a quarter of the station budget, in exchange for the AM drive weekday slots (15 hours). JM and Tom between them covered 475K or 40% of the station budget, so niche-ier things we like can have their space. JM calls their swag tchotchkes, but the pledge format and even the layout of the pledge page is the same.
	1:01am Pete from Boston (and NJ): "Tchotchkes" was the chosen regular freeform premium name for the first years of the 2000s, too. I remember a discussion on the old WFMU message board about what to call the stuff, and that was the ultimate answer.
	1:02am Greg from Bloomfield: Whoooooa, this takes me back...
	1:05am northguineahills: Was listening to Hoof & Mouf on my phone earlier, good fun!
	1:12am Pete from Boston (and NJ): This song almost works in time with the mermaids on the marathon victory homepage image.
	1:14am Greg from Bloomfield: YEAH THERESE dropping the Ex on my head at 1:15am!!!
	1:15am Srdjo: my fave the ex track
	1:17am Holly in NC: Another The Ex fan saying thanks :-)
	1:19am Therese: I am glad to be of service, Greg, Srdjo and Holly!
	1:19am Greg from Bloomfield: This one time? At an Ex show? It was the anniversary of 9/11 and they played "Listen To The Painters" and I cried a lot.
	1:21am Caryn: Dammit, don't want to go to sleep with all this good music still going on, but that's it. Need to crash now. Good night, all! Thanks to everyone - DJs, pledgers, volunteers, listeners - for making the Marathon a success. I can sleep happy now.
	1:21am Holly in NC: And Feelies too!
	1:22am Adam Ramone in Portland and Lynnwood: Goodnight, Caryn! Great night tonight!
	1:22am BadGuyZero: Good evening/morning everyone!
	1:25am BadGuyZero: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!
	1:25am G: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
	1:25am G: I recognize this lol
	1:31am alberto: i'm so happy for wfmu!!! thank you therese!!!!
	1:36am BadGuyZero: The phone room went nuts when the goal was reached. It was like in "Return of the Jedi" when the rebels get that star destroyer to crash into the Death Star.
	1:39am breadharrity: Loving the show! This is a great victory playlist after the marathon! Does anyone know what the bed music was/is?
	1:41am BadGuyZero: "Pling!" by Shuggie Otis.
	1:42am breadharrity: thanks!
	1:46am Danne D: Hi/bye folks. Great job tonight Therese. Here's to another year of FMU.
	1:54am alberto: material is sexy!!
	1:57am alberto: hi kevin!!
	2:40am fred: Very nice segues in this set, Therese
	2:41am Chop Scott: Therese! So nice to wind down after tonight's work listening to your show...
	2:43am BadGuyZero: If you had to pick between going to Vintage Vinyl or Princeton Record Exchange, which would you choose? Ill have time to visit one, but not both, in a couple of days. I'll be looking for records primarily, so any opinions you could pass along would be appreciated. Thanks!
	2:43am Therese: Thanks, Fred! And Chop Scott, always a pleasure to see you.
	2:48am Hoboken Jack: I think the Record Exchange is a bit more manageable for one visit. Vintage Vinyl is MASSIVE and has a lot of stuff you DON'T WANT so if time is an issue it's a little overwhelming. The used selection at the Record Exchange always seems a bit more, uh, well-chosen to me.
	2:51am Roger: Congrats Therese, WFMU, and to me for getting to hear Therese and WFMU for another year.
	2:54am BadGuyZero: One of the things that has me leaning towards Record Exchange is that I want to go the wing place around the corner [Chuck's Spring Street Cafe]; the Menendez brothers purchased said wing place with the inheritance they received after murdering their parents.
	2:57am Hoboken Jack: Ha! I ate a lot of those wings in high school just before we'd heard of the Menendez bros! Princeton is also nicer to visit; Vintage Vinyl is just in a strip mall right off the highway.
	2:59am BadGuyZero: Thanks for the info/opinions, Hoboken Jack.
	3:02am Hoboken Jack: My pleasure, BadGuyZero! Enjoy your trip and let us know how it goes!

Therese: Playlist from March 18, 2013

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