WFMU: Liz Berg: Playlist from June 17, 2013

Listener comments!
	9:02am Liz Berg: C'mon feel the drone! Welcome everyone!
	9:02am Cheri Pi: Liz Bee!
	9:03am DCE: hi liz. I need this drone now.
	9:04am Jeezy: Nice beat!
	9:04am Chris from DC: First clicky star of the week.
	9:05am 3d-nyc: Yes, the drone is hovering over Brooklyn...
	9:06am Ken From Hyde Park: I didn't know this was going to be drone week. All drone sounds until Kurt Gottschalk's show Friday afternoon?
	9:07am Cheri Pi: If I blare this drone outside will it wake up my cicadas?
	9:08am 3d-nyc: Enjoyed the Morodor interview Tks Liz! - interesting comment about CAN, et al..
	9:08am Lonious Monk: bonjour Liz bonjour Cheri hello listeners ! it was apocalypse this morning in paris.
	9:10am Cheri Pi: Qu'est-ce qui s'est passé @Lonious?
	9:14am KevinfromBayRidge: Howdy! Guureat Start, Liz. Think Monday will be okay now.
	9:15am Andy in Berlin: Nothing against a little droning. A nice accompaniment to sitting at the laundromat waiting for the spin to end.
	9:16am Jeezy: Seriously international crowd this AM, huh?
	9:16am Andy in Berlin: PM over here Jeez
	9:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: HeyHo - Let'sDrone...
	9:19am Jeezy: Seems like the perfect soundtrack for laundry in Berlin, Andy!
	9:20am Lonious Monk: ouah this morning was very weird. during less than one hour, whether went crazy night/day alterning, with huge rain. in vouvray (FR), all 'vignes' (for wine) went destruct by ice balls with dimensions of an egg.
	9:21am Liz Berg: Sounds like a terrible day in France, Lonious! Hopefully you were not caught in the storm.
	9:22am Sam: La grele qui tue!!
	9:27am Jeezy: Sacre blue!
	9:37am Andy in Berlin: Nom du chien!
	9:37am Cheri Pi: Hail storm @Lonious!
	9:38am Rob Weisberg: Omigod was that ska on Liz's show? Orthotonics are a ringer though - they were a great band but definitely NOT a ska revival band! Didn't realize that was in the FMA though, will have to grab it!
	9:39am Rev. Turnip Druid: Y'all be gettin' yr. drone on & whatnot while I still gettin' my headphones all greased up. Dang & all that.
	9:40am Rev. Turnip Druid: 'morning, troops. That Lezet will do nicely. Feel free to play that on a loop for an hour or so.
	9:41am Liz Berg: Deep dark secret: I was waaaay into ska as a teenager (was even in a ska band for a bit... gulp). Love the Orthotonics, though, discovered them on 7" at my college radio station.
	9:43am DCE: so the skeletons come crashing out of Liz's closet...
	9:44am G: she's still in ska recovery :)
	9:48am Jeezy: Drat, didn't notice all the Free Music Archive indicators... And thus burned my omelette whilst scouring Spotify!
	9:48am pat from the district of columbia: nothing wrong with ska. 'specially the old sloggy stuff from the early 60's.
	9:49am pat from the district of columbia: holy fuck! My mouth is on fire! I grabbed a jalapeno/cheese bagel at work. Those have to be the hottest jalapenos I've ever ingested...OUCH!
	9:50am Chris from DC: No cicadas yet. I feel cheated.
	9:57am Rev. Turnip Druid: What CfDC said. With bonus slouchy madface.
	9:58am pat from the district of columbia: ^ what those 2 guys said...
	9:59am Cory: I poured a way too early in the day scotch right before this song started
	10:00am Rev. Turnip Druid: Cory: if you're in my timezone, you're living well...
	10:03am KevinfromBayRidge: Didn't find any bars as musical as this in Southern Spain!
	10:08am pat from the district of columbia: THAT was great. I love Old Basque Guys.
	10:10am tim from champaign: Thanks for the audio postcard, All Biz Liz. That was really cool. Much more enjoyable than the knuckleheads at my bar.
	10:11am adam_nspy: YES! Been loving the show this morning.
	10:13am tim from champaign: Nymph reminds me of Goat. Good stuff!
	10:21am DCE: this must be a part of my summer soundtrack
	10:22am adam_nspy: love that guitar outro - played by Jim McHugh
	10:23am Marmalade Kitty: "Knuckleheads" ..always makes me laugh when I hear that!? :D
	10:28am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Just logging in and realize that I missed something called "The Barry Chuckle Intense Funland Experience." That alone is worth a trip to the FMA.
	10:29am Jeezy: Scotch sounds nice right about now...
	10:30am Cheri Pi: Scotchies.
	10:30am andymorphic: knucklehead in my cats name
	10:34am tim from champaign: Fred Thomas of Saturday Looks Good to Me is the Warn Defever of jangle pop.
	10:35am Marmalade Kitty: Scotchies is what they call folk from the Scotswood Road area in Newcastle, Geordieland
	10:36am Whosondephone: I've heard more Casio SA - 21 in this set then I usualy hear all year. Great keyboard.
	10:39am Jeezy: Wow, I never heard the lyrics to "This is The Day" so clearly before... It's a tad heartbreaking.
	10:40am Rev. Turnip Druid: Newcastle was a great stop when we hit the UK for my 40th b'day freakout. A great many pints were sacrificed at The Old George...
	10:40am Mike East: I had gin&tonicsies yesterday...with lots of limesies. Good Monday morning, all!
	10:43am Jeezy: I would swim oceans to clean her toes with my tongue if Tracyanne Campbell so demanded, but is there a single on the new album as mind-meltingly saddening as "The Sweetest Thing"?!
	10:43am Brian in UK: @Rev. did you get outside of any Newcastle Brown Ale?
	10:46am Cheri Pi: I went cabrewing yesteraday and had lots of cheap bearsies, it was the best. later had winesies and grilling out.
	10:47am Jeezy: I've basically been having vodka sevensies for 72 hours straight...
	10:47am Cheri Pi: gnod what is up with my spelling? BEERSIES! maybe I got too much sun...
	10:47am Brian in UK: Hello Liz. Ah quality pop music.
	10:48am Rev. Turnip Druid: @Brian: After sampling a good amount of local bitter in London & Newcastle, I was well beyond the appeal of Newcastle Brown -- And besides, we heard they moved out of the historic brewery & weren't properly in town anymore... Gateshead somewhere? Sacrilege!
	10:50am tim from champaign: I had a growlersy that I started Friday night and finished Saturday afternoon.
	10:50am Rev. Turnip Druid: ...but the train ride up there from Londinium was a treat.
	10:51am Brian in UK: You are right there Rev. There is a huge growth in microbrewing here as there is in the US. My daughters bought me a bottle of Jim Beam Rye for Fathers Day. Subtle as a mallet. Mmmmmmm
	10:53am Marmalade Kitty: @Rev; 'Ole George, sounds like the Bigg market!
	10:54am Brian in UK: One daughter has just moved to Sunderland. As you may have guessed there is great rivalry twixt Geordies & Makems (Sunderland folks)
	10:54am Chris from DC: That ryesies sounds good.
	10:55am Brian in UK: This Fall is for you Rev?
	10:56am Rev. Turnip Druid: M.Kitty: yep, that was the area. And of course now I'm desperately thirsty for a bitter you can't possibly get in the 'states.
	10:56am Rev. Turnip Druid: and god bless Mark E., elevating the art of speech to cosmic realms.
	10:58am KP: A rant? From the Fall?
	11:00am Marmalade Kitty: Import a cask and drink! Go hog wild! =D
	11:01am Jeezy: It's true! Barcade is 5 blocks from my apt. SO there! :-)
	11:01am Brian in UK: Rev do you ever hear this programme on FMU. wfmu.org...
	11:05am Marmalade Kitty: Now I'm thirsty!!!
	11:05am pat from the district of columbia: I'll sit quietly and wait for the punk rock at the end of the show...
	11:06am Rev. Turnip Druid: Ah, Brian:I've caught it in archives before, need to keep up with it more faithfully. And yes. The thirst... something to be said for peer pressure. Or the power of suggestion.
	11:07am Rev. Turnip Druid: As for rye, it may be a bit lowbrow but Old Overholt does just fine.
	11:08am Marmalade Kitty: People should demand that their local Bar import the good stuff
	11:09am Brian in UK: Ice cold Peroni. Cellar temperature Fullers London Pride. Beamish & Crawford Stout from Cork. Better go and walk the dog.
	11:10am pat from the district of columbia: Founders Breakfast Stout.
	11:11am Brian in UK: We seem to gets loads of bourbons here but rye is very rare.
	11:13am Marmalade Kitty: It's like the 20's!
	11:13am Chris from DC: Vacation next week, so I plan to renew my acquaintance with bourbon then.
	11:14am pat from the district of columbia: RODION!
	11:15am Jeezy: I've been waiting all morning to hear some damn Romanian music...
	11:16am DCE: I have favorited this every time it's been played but the clicky star won't stick. I will continue to clicky.
	11:16am tim from champaign: Founders Breakfast Stout is a delicious, hale and hearty brew. Founder's Kentucky Breakfast Stout aged in bourbon barrels is downright mind blowing.
	11:18am pat from the district of columbia: dammit tfc, gotta find some of that KY Breakfast Stout
	11:18am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Liz, if anyone should be broadcasting from Barcade with yer bitly songs, it should be YOU. Though I understand hangin' back and letting the minions do their work.
	11:19am andymorphic: fullers is over priced at least in ontario...well's ipa all the way
	11:21am Chris from DC: That breakfast stout sounds amazing.
	11:22am Liz Berg: Yes, I do love the ambient sounds of all of those video games cranking at Barcade. I'll be there kicking back and drinking beer! Another deep dark secret: I'm no good at video games (except for Super Mario Bros on NES).
	11:22am pat from the district of columbia: everything is over-priced around here...
	11:26am Rev. Turnip Druid: Fast falling in love with the Otter Creek russian imperial stout...
	11:29am pat from the district of columbia: yay Tribe Called Red. Thanks for tip Rev, always looking for more Russian imperial stout.
	11:29am Rev. Turnip Druid: Goddamn I love powwow songs, be they mix-treated or au nauturale...
	11:30am Planet Tyler: Bringing back memories of Saturday afternoon New Mexico public radio...
	11:30am Lewis: These guys are doing really good stuff both musically and culturally
	11:31am pat from the district of columbia: after listening to some of these guys, I went back to the source material. The current pow wow singers are getting really interesting.
	11:32am Rev. Turnip Druid: We hit the Gathering of Nations in Abq a few times. Great time, but those dance & drum competitions need to be outside, in the real air...
	11:32am PKNY: 8 thumbs up on the Betty Davis!
	11:32am Rev. Turnip Druid: Bad Medicine were the best effing drum group on earth. They did a contest song that could probably KILL people.
	11:32am Chris from DC: North Coast Old Rasputin is my Russian imperial. Pat, readily available around town.
	11:33am Liz Berg: Agreed you guys, I am really impressed by this Tribe Called Red CD!
	11:33am Rev. Turnip Druid: The rasputin IS INDEED all that.
	11:36am Planet Tyler: Gathering of Nations also needs to be moved somewhere nicer al'round
	11:38am pat from the district of columbia: Yes intimately familiar with Mr. Rasputin. Kind of a rough cut in my opinion.
	11:43am pat from the district of columbia: EAS!!! WOOOOOOOOOO!!!
	11:43am Jeezy: Did Total Life compose that alert system warning?!
	11:44am Mike East: we're doin backline for that Laurie Anderson gig.
	11:46am Rev. Turnip Druid: Man or Astroman! Cleanup on aisle number nine!
	11:49am pat from the district of columbia: starstarstar...
	11:50am tim from champaign: Sheeeeiiitttttt, I had the chance to buy this Black Lips/Mark Sultan record but spaced and blew it. Dang it.
	11:57am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: PUNK ROCK!
	12:01pm DCE: wonderful as always, have a nice day

Liz Berg: Playlist from June 17, 2013

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June 17, 2013: Weekly Awakening + Audio Postcard from Basque Country

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Total Life	Fader "Fader" by "Total Life"	Split 12" w/ Deceh	Important	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Alexander Turnquist	Finding The Butterfly	Live at WFMU with Irene Trudel - February 18, 2013	Free Music Archive	*	0:08:44 (Pop-up)
Decade in Exile	Dysfunctional Robots (Iceland Mix)	Train Thought	Free Music Archive	*	0:11:50 (Pop-up)
Telegraphy	Night Bike Ride "Night Bike Ride" by "Telegraphy"	Alter Rd.	Free Music Archive	*	0:14:42 (Pop-up)
First Rebirth	Last Runaway "Last Runaway" by "First Rebirth"	Last Runaway	Free Music Archive	*	0:21:25 (Pop-up)
Amitron 7	The Barry Chuckle Intense Funland Experience	The Anton Phase Electro Clockwork Menagerie	Free Music Archive	*	0:28:33 (Pop-up)
Orthotonics	Accessible as Gravity	Necroscopix (1970 - 1981): Analog Music from a Lost World (V/A)	Free Music Archive		0:33:10 (Pop-up)
Beex	Beat, Beat "Beat, Beat" by "Beex"	Necroscopix (1970 - 1981): Analog Music from a Lost World (V/A)	Free Music Archive		0:36:05 (Pop-up)
Lezet	Kids 3 "Kids 3" by "Lezet"	Dabblings 2	Free Music Archive	*	0:38:23 (Pop-up)
Jahzzar	Scenes from the Zoo "Scenes from the Zoo" by "Jahzzar"	Scenes from the Zoo	Free Music Archive	*	0:39:14 (Pop-up)
Bomis Prendin	Rancho Mirage "Rancho Mirage" by "Bomis Prendin"	Necroscopix Addenda (V/A)	Free Music Archive		0:41:28 (Pop-up)
Pawspaws	Want You Die "Want You Die" by "Pawspaws"	Want You Die	Free Music Archive	*	0:42:54 (Pop-up)
Career Suicide	Moron Nice 'N' Slow	Live on WFMU's Distort Jersey City with Deed Runlea - June 12, 2013	Free Music Archive	*	0:45:13 (Pop-up)

Greba Orokorra (General Strike)	Drums	Audio Postcard from San Sebastian, Spain		*	0:53:14 (Pop-up)
Old Basque Guys	Traditional songs sung in a bar in the Casco Viejo	Audio Postcard from Bilbao, Spain		*	0:54:49 (Pop-up)

Nymph	Beyond "Beyond" by "Nymph"	Milennium Prayer	Northern-Spy	*	1:08:47 (Pop-up)
Sagor & Swing	In I Ryunden "In I Ryunden" by "Sagor & Swing"	Botvid Grendlunds Park	Hapna	*	1:20:58 (Pop-up)
Alex Bleeker & the Freaks	Home I Love	How Far Away	Woodsist	*	1:24:17 (Pop-up)
Guided By Voices	Islands (She Talks In Rainbows)	English Little League	Guided By Voices, Inc	*	1:26:38 (Pop-up)
Sonny and the Sunsets	Girl on the Street	Antenna to the Afterworld	Polyvinyl	*	1:28:51 (Pop-up)
Saturday Looks Good to Me	Invisible Friend	One Kiss Ends It All	Polyvinyl	*	1:32:22 (Pop-up)
Marzipan Marzipan	This Is the Day (The The)	The Trees Open Their Eyes On Us		*	1:34:45 (Pop-up)
Camera Obscura	Troublemaker "Troublemaker" by "Camera Obscura"	Desire Lines	4AD	*	1:36:32 (Pop-up)
Expwy	In Her Hand, Her Trembling Love (Savage Festival)	Deep Joy	Kinnta	*	1:40:56 (Pop-up)
The Mantles	Hello "Hello" by "The Mantles"	Long Enough to Leave	Slumberland	*	1:43:45 (Pop-up)
Vince and His Lost Delegation	Don't Wanna Go Back There	Vince and His Lost Delegation	SDZ	*	1:47:08 (Pop-up)
The Fall	No Respects Rev. "No Respects Rev." by "The Fall"	Re-Mit	Cherry Red	*	1:50:41 (Pop-up)

Schonwald	Gemini "Gemini" by "Schonwald"	Mercurial 7"	HoZac	*	2:04:25 (Pop-up)
Rainbow Gun Show	Demon U-Wave "Demon U-Wave" by "Rainbow Gun Show"	Cinderella Sizzle 7"	HoZac	*	2:07:55 (Pop-up)
El-G	Notringo Indigo "Notringo Indigo" by "El-G"	Le Chimie	SDZ	*	2:10:05 (Pop-up)
Rodion G.A.	Alpha Centauri "Alpha Centauri" by "Rodion G.A."	The Lost Tapes	Strut		2:13:11 (Pop-up)
Co La	Wanna Say Faux "Wanna Say Faux" by "Co La"	Co La	NNA	*	2:17:45 (Pop-up)
Maga Bo feat. Rosangela Macedo and Marcelo Yuka	No Balanco da Canoa (Process Rebel Remix)	Quilombo do Futuro Remixed	Post World Industries	*	2:22:18 (Pop-up)
A Tribe Called Red	Bread & Cheese, feat. Black Bear (Atikamekw)	Nation II Nation	PB	*	2:26:51 (Pop-up)
Betty Davis	If I'm in Luck I Might Get Picked Up	split 7" w/ Iggy Pop & Zig Zags	Light in the Attic		2:31:14 (Pop-up)
Savages	Husbands "Husbands" by "Savages"	Silence Yourself	Matador	*	2:36:11 (Pop-up)

Black Lips	I Wanna Dance with You	Split 7" w/ Mark Sultan	Hozak	*	2:47:10 (Pop-up)
Kid Congo and the Pink Monkeybirds	I Don't Like	Haunted Head	In the Red	*	2:50:19 (Pop-up)
Make-Overs	Surfbored "Surfbored" by "Make-Overs"	Surfbored 7"	Hozac	*	2:53:17 (Pop-up)
Fuzz	Sleigh Ride (radio edit) "Sleigh Ride (radio edit)" by "Fuzz"	Sleigh Ride 7"	In the Red	*	2:57:12 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am Liz Berg: C'mon feel the drone! Welcome everyone!
	9:02am Cheri Pi: Liz Bee!
	9:03am DCE: hi liz. I need this drone now.
	9:04am Jeezy: Nice beat!
	9:04am Chris from DC: First clicky star of the week.
	9:05am 3d-nyc: Yes, the drone is hovering over Brooklyn...
	9:06am Ken From Hyde Park: I didn't know this was going to be drone week. All drone sounds until Kurt Gottschalk's show Friday afternoon?
	9:07am Cheri Pi: If I blare this drone outside will it wake up my cicadas?
	9:08am 3d-nyc: Enjoyed the Morodor interview Tks Liz! - interesting comment about CAN, et al..
	9:08am Lonious Monk: bonjour Liz bonjour Cheri hello listeners ! it was apocalypse this morning in paris.
	9:10am Cheri Pi: Qu'est-ce qui s'est passé @Lonious?
	9:14am KevinfromBayRidge: Howdy! Guureat Start, Liz. Think Monday will be okay now.
	9:15am Andy in Berlin: Nothing against a little droning. A nice accompaniment to sitting at the laundromat waiting for the spin to end.
	9:16am Jeezy: Seriously international crowd this AM, huh?
	9:16am Andy in Berlin: PM over here Jeez
	9:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: HeyHo - Let'sDrone...
	9:19am Jeezy: Seems like the perfect soundtrack for laundry in Berlin, Andy!
	9:20am Lonious Monk: ouah this morning was very weird. during less than one hour, whether went crazy night/day alterning, with huge rain. in vouvray (FR), all 'vignes' (for wine) went destruct by ice balls with dimensions of an egg.
	9:21am Liz Berg: Sounds like a terrible day in France, Lonious! Hopefully you were not caught in the storm.
	9:22am Sam: La grele qui tue!!
	9:27am Jeezy: Sacre blue!
	9:37am Andy in Berlin: Nom du chien!
	9:37am Cheri Pi: Hail storm @Lonious!
	9:38am Rob Weisberg: Omigod was that ska on Liz's show? Orthotonics are a ringer though - they were a great band but definitely NOT a ska revival band! Didn't realize that was in the FMA though, will have to grab it!
	9:39am Rev. Turnip Druid: Y'all be gettin' yr. drone on & whatnot while I still gettin' my headphones all greased up. Dang & all that.
	9:40am Rev. Turnip Druid: 'morning, troops. That Lezet will do nicely. Feel free to play that on a loop for an hour or so.
	9:41am Liz Berg: Deep dark secret: I was waaaay into ska as a teenager (was even in a ska band for a bit... gulp). Love the Orthotonics, though, discovered them on 7" at my college radio station.
	9:43am DCE: so the skeletons come crashing out of Liz's closet...
	9:44am G: she's still in ska recovery :)
	9:48am Jeezy: Drat, didn't notice all the Free Music Archive indicators... And thus burned my omelette whilst scouring Spotify!
	9:48am pat from the district of columbia: nothing wrong with ska. 'specially the old sloggy stuff from the early 60's.
	9:49am pat from the district of columbia: holy fuck! My mouth is on fire! I grabbed a jalapeno/cheese bagel at work. Those have to be the hottest jalapenos I've ever ingested...OUCH!
	9:50am Chris from DC: No cicadas yet. I feel cheated.
	9:57am Rev. Turnip Druid: What CfDC said. With bonus slouchy madface.
	9:58am pat from the district of columbia: ^ what those 2 guys said...
	9:59am Cory: I poured a way too early in the day scotch right before this song started
	10:00am Rev. Turnip Druid: Cory: if you're in my timezone, you're living well...
	10:03am KevinfromBayRidge: Didn't find any bars as musical as this in Southern Spain!
	10:08am pat from the district of columbia: THAT was great. I love Old Basque Guys.
	10:10am tim from champaign: Thanks for the audio postcard, All Biz Liz. That was really cool. Much more enjoyable than the knuckleheads at my bar.
	10:11am adam_nspy: YES! Been loving the show this morning.
	10:13am tim from champaign: Nymph reminds me of Goat. Good stuff!
	10:21am DCE: this must be a part of my summer soundtrack
	10:22am adam_nspy: love that guitar outro - played by Jim McHugh
	10:23am Marmalade Kitty: "Knuckleheads" ..always makes me laugh when I hear that!? :D
	10:28am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Just logging in and realize that I missed something called "The Barry Chuckle Intense Funland Experience." That alone is worth a trip to the FMA.
	10:29am Jeezy: Scotch sounds nice right about now...
	10:30am Cheri Pi: Scotchies.
	10:30am andymorphic: knucklehead in my cats name
	10:34am tim from champaign: Fred Thomas of Saturday Looks Good to Me is the Warn Defever of jangle pop.
	10:35am Marmalade Kitty: Scotchies is what they call folk from the Scotswood Road area in Newcastle, Geordieland
	10:36am Whosondephone: I've heard more Casio SA - 21 in this set then I usualy hear all year. Great keyboard.
	10:39am Jeezy: Wow, I never heard the lyrics to "This is The Day" so clearly before... It's a tad heartbreaking.
	10:40am Rev. Turnip Druid: Newcastle was a great stop when we hit the UK for my 40th b'day freakout. A great many pints were sacrificed at The Old George...
	10:40am Mike East: I had gin&tonicsies yesterday...with lots of limesies. Good Monday morning, all!
	10:43am Jeezy: I would swim oceans to clean her toes with my tongue if Tracyanne Campbell so demanded, but is there a single on the new album as mind-meltingly saddening as "The Sweetest Thing"?!
	10:43am Brian in UK: @Rev. did you get outside of any Newcastle Brown Ale?
	10:46am Cheri Pi: I went cabrewing yesteraday and had lots of cheap bearsies, it was the best. later had winesies and grilling out.
	10:47am Jeezy: I've basically been having vodka sevensies for 72 hours straight...
	10:47am Cheri Pi: gnod what is up with my spelling? BEERSIES! maybe I got too much sun...
	10:47am Brian in UK: Hello Liz. Ah quality pop music.
	10:48am Rev. Turnip Druid: @Brian: After sampling a good amount of local bitter in London & Newcastle, I was well beyond the appeal of Newcastle Brown -- And besides, we heard they moved out of the historic brewery & weren't properly in town anymore... Gateshead somewhere? Sacrilege!
	10:50am tim from champaign: I had a growlersy that I started Friday night and finished Saturday afternoon.
	10:50am Rev. Turnip Druid: ...but the train ride up there from Londinium was a treat.
	10:51am Brian in UK: You are right there Rev. There is a huge growth in microbrewing here as there is in the US. My daughters bought me a bottle of Jim Beam Rye for Fathers Day. Subtle as a mallet. Mmmmmmm
	10:53am Marmalade Kitty: @Rev; 'Ole George, sounds like the Bigg market!
	10:54am Brian in UK: One daughter has just moved to Sunderland. As you may have guessed there is great rivalry twixt Geordies & Makems (Sunderland folks)
	10:54am Chris from DC: That ryesies sounds good.
	10:55am Brian in UK: This Fall is for you Rev?
	10:56am Rev. Turnip Druid: M.Kitty: yep, that was the area. And of course now I'm desperately thirsty for a bitter you can't possibly get in the 'states.
	10:56am Rev. Turnip Druid: and god bless Mark E., elevating the art of speech to cosmic realms.
	10:58am KP: A rant? From the Fall?
	11:00am Marmalade Kitty: Import a cask and drink! Go hog wild! =D
	11:01am Jeezy: It's true! Barcade is 5 blocks from my apt. SO there! :-)
	11:01am Brian in UK: Rev do you ever hear this programme on FMU. wfmu.org...
	11:05am Marmalade Kitty: Now I'm thirsty!!!
	11:05am pat from the district of columbia: I'll sit quietly and wait for the punk rock at the end of the show...
	11:06am Rev. Turnip Druid: Ah, Brian:I've caught it in archives before, need to keep up with it more faithfully. And yes. The thirst... something to be said for peer pressure. Or the power of suggestion.
	11:07am Rev. Turnip Druid: As for rye, it may be a bit lowbrow but Old Overholt does just fine.
	11:08am Marmalade Kitty: People should demand that their local Bar import the good stuff
	11:09am Brian in UK: Ice cold Peroni. Cellar temperature Fullers London Pride. Beamish & Crawford Stout from Cork. Better go and walk the dog.
	11:10am pat from the district of columbia: Founders Breakfast Stout.
	11:11am Brian in UK: We seem to gets loads of bourbons here but rye is very rare.
	11:13am Marmalade Kitty: It's like the 20's!
	11:13am Chris from DC: Vacation next week, so I plan to renew my acquaintance with bourbon then.
	11:14am pat from the district of columbia: RODION!
	11:15am Jeezy: I've been waiting all morning to hear some damn Romanian music...
	11:16am DCE: I have favorited this every time it's been played but the clicky star won't stick. I will continue to clicky.
	11:16am tim from champaign: Founders Breakfast Stout is a delicious, hale and hearty brew. Founder's Kentucky Breakfast Stout aged in bourbon barrels is downright mind blowing.
	11:18am pat from the district of columbia: dammit tfc, gotta find some of that KY Breakfast Stout
	11:18am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Liz, if anyone should be broadcasting from Barcade with yer bitly songs, it should be YOU. Though I understand hangin' back and letting the minions do their work.
	11:19am andymorphic: fullers is over priced at least in ontario...well's ipa all the way
	11:21am Chris from DC: That breakfast stout sounds amazing.
	11:22am Liz Berg: Yes, I do love the ambient sounds of all of those video games cranking at Barcade. I'll be there kicking back and drinking beer! Another deep dark secret: I'm no good at video games (except for Super Mario Bros on NES).
	11:22am pat from the district of columbia: everything is over-priced around here...
	11:26am Rev. Turnip Druid: Fast falling in love with the Otter Creek russian imperial stout...
	11:29am pat from the district of columbia: yay Tribe Called Red. Thanks for tip Rev, always looking for more Russian imperial stout.
	11:29am Rev. Turnip Druid: Goddamn I love powwow songs, be they mix-treated or au nauturale...
	11:30am Planet Tyler: Bringing back memories of Saturday afternoon New Mexico public radio...
	11:30am Lewis: These guys are doing really good stuff both musically and culturally
	11:31am pat from the district of columbia: after listening to some of these guys, I went back to the source material. The current pow wow singers are getting really interesting.
	11:32am Rev. Turnip Druid: We hit the Gathering of Nations in Abq a few times. Great time, but those dance & drum competitions need to be outside, in the real air...
	11:32am PKNY: 8 thumbs up on the Betty Davis!
	11:32am Rev. Turnip Druid: Bad Medicine were the best effing drum group on earth. They did a contest song that could probably KILL people.
	11:32am Chris from DC: North Coast Old Rasputin is my Russian imperial. Pat, readily available around town.
	11:33am Liz Berg: Agreed you guys, I am really impressed by this Tribe Called Red CD!
	11:33am Rev. Turnip Druid: The rasputin IS INDEED all that.
	11:36am Planet Tyler: Gathering of Nations also needs to be moved somewhere nicer al'round
	11:38am pat from the district of columbia: Yes intimately familiar with Mr. Rasputin. Kind of a rough cut in my opinion.
	11:43am pat from the district of columbia: EAS!!! WOOOOOOOOOO!!!
	11:43am Jeezy: Did Total Life compose that alert system warning?!
	11:44am Mike East: we're doin backline for that Laurie Anderson gig.
	11:46am Rev. Turnip Druid: Man or Astroman! Cleanup on aisle number nine!
	11:49am pat from the district of columbia: starstarstar...
	11:50am tim from champaign: Sheeeeiiitttttt, I had the chance to buy this Black Lips/Mark Sultan record but spaced and blew it. Dang it.
	11:57am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: PUNK ROCK!
	12:01pm DCE: wonderful as always, have a nice day

Liz Berg: Playlist from June 17, 2013

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