WFMU: All Over The Map with PGB: Playlist from November 28, 2013

All Over The Map with PGB: Playlist from November 28, 2013

November 28, 2013: Developmental Misadvendture

It's a filling day here in the States, and I'm filling in for the award-winning Fabio. I'm bringing your audio dessert.

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
	Klarinettpolka "Klarinettpolka"		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Any Portamento in a Storm "Any Portamento in a Storm"
Judd Proctor	Backfire "Backfire" by "Judd Proctor"	Collection: Ku-Pow! British Instrumental Guitar Music of the Sixties	0:03:57 (Pop-up)
Rainbow Arabia	He Is Sorcerer "He Is Sorcerer" by "Rainbow Arabia"	F.M. Sushi	0:05:47 (Pop-up)
Paul McCartney	New "New" by "Paul McCartney"	NEW	0:10:10 (Pop-up)
Sean Grissom	And I Love Her "And I Love Her" by "Sean Grissom"	Just Cello Just Beatles	0:12:04 (Pop-up)
Ketamines	Spaceships "Spaceships" by "Ketamines"	You Can't Serve Two Masters	0:14:54 (Pop-up)
Metropole Okest	Spellbound "Spellbound" by "Metropole Okest"	Perfect Vision: The Esquivel Sound	0:17:23 (Pop-up)
Jonny	Wich Is Wich "Wich Is Wich" by "Jonny"	Jonny	0:20:42 (Pop-up)
Shout Out Out Out Out	Knowing "Knowing" by "Shout Out Out Out Out"	Spanish Moss & Total Loss	0:22:14 (Pop-up)
One Ring Zero	We Both Have A Feeling That You Still Want Me	As Smart As We Are	0:29:20 (Pop-up)
Brassy 2013 "Brassy 2013"
Veveritse Brass Band	Mouser "Mouser" by "Veveritse Brass Band"	Brasslands	0:36:27 (Pop-up)
Heidi Mortenson	Dele Af Kroppen "Dele Af Kroppen" by "Heidi Mortenson"	Mørk EP	0:40:21 (Pop-up)
Turtle Island String Quartet & Modern Mandolin Quartet	Gavotte from Partita #3 in E major	The Bach Variations	0:43:40 (Pop-up)
The May Day Orchestra	Dreamed Another Circus	Ota Benga	0:47:21 (Pop-up)
L'infonie	She's Leaving Home "She's Leaving Home" by "L'infonie"	Collection: Beatles 101	0:51:43 (Pop-up)
Spazbite	ABC "ABC" by "Spazbite"	CSPANN	0:56:54 (Pop-up)
Build It Up "Build It Up"
Derek Sivers	Mary Knows "Mary Knows" by "Derek Sivers"	Derek Sivers	1:04:47 (Pop-up)
Jason Forrest	Archive "Archive" by "Jason Forrest"	The Everything	1:08:59 (Pop-up)
Harvey Scales & The Seven Sounds	Broadway Freeze (Pt. 1)	Love-Itis: All of the Rare & Unreissued 45's from the Vaults of Magic Touch: 1967-1977	1:14:59 (Pop-up)
Doug Carn	The Messenger "The Messenger" by "Doug Carn"	Adam's Apple	1:17:53 (Pop-up)
Pop Star Kids	Dance Like the Dead	The Revenge of Pop Star Kids	1:21:57 (Pop-up)
The Assembled Multitude	I Want You (She's So Heavy)	Easy Beatles	1:25:07 (Pop-up)
Mitchell and Webb	Football Trail "Football Trail" by "Mitchell and Webb"	That Mitchell and Webb Sound, Series 2	1:29:13 (Pop-up)
DEV2.0	Freedom of Choice (Original Version)	DEV2.0	1:31:04 (Pop-up)
French Country "French Country"
Violaine	J'ai Des Problèmes Décidément	Collection: Tres Chic! More French Girl Singers Of The 1960s	1:36:36 (Pop-up)
Les Sultans	Toujours devant moi "Toujours devant moi" by "Les Sultans"	Collection: Beatles 101	1:38:34 (Pop-up)
Paul Misraki	Valse des Bonnes Femmes	Collection: La Nouvelle Vague: Films of the French New Wave	1:40:56 (Pop-up)
Jean Yatove	Jour de Fête - Générique de Fin	Sonorama	1:43:58 (Pop-up)
Michèle Arnaud	Les Papillons Noirs	Collection: Tres Chic! More French Girl Singers of the 1960s	1:45:31 (Pop-up)
Jean Yatove	Parade - Musette "Parade - Musette" by "Jean Yatove"	Sonorama	1:48:14 (Pop-up)
Heard That Before "Heard That Before"
Jeff Lynne	Let It Rock "Let It Rock" by "Jeff Lynne"	Long Wave	1:50:54 (Pop-up)
Wanda Jackson	Silver Threads and Golden Needles	The Best of the Classic Capitol Singles	1:52:37 (Pop-up)
Honey Ltd.	Silver Threads and Golden Needles	Collection: The Complete LHI Recordings	1:55:11 (Pop-up)
Randy & the Rainbows	I'll Forget Her Tomorrow	Better Than Ever	1:58:07 (Pop-up)
Geno Delafose	Rice and Gravy "Rice and Gravy" by "Geno Delafose"	French Rockin' Boogie	2:00:34 (Pop-up)
Toradertrioen	Bryggar-Antes Polka	Me Dreg I Gang Att	2:03:21 (Pop-up)
Head of the Classical "Head of the Classical"
Rhoda Ashfield	Piece for Oboe and Piano	Collection: Classroom Projects	2:07:48 (Pop-up)
Douglas Wood	Icicles "Icicles" by "Douglas Wood"	Collection: G-Spots	2:09:20 (Pop-up)
Someone Still Loves You, Boris Yeltsin	Harrison Ford	Fly By Wire	2:11:25 (Pop-up)
Arp	A Tiger in the Hall at Versailles	More	2:14:49 (Pop-up)
Lumerians	Dogon Genesis "Dogon Genesis" by "Lumerians"	The High Frontier	2:20:41 (Pop-up)
James Harpham	Moving Parts "Moving Parts" by "James Harpham"	Collection: G-Spots	2:26:23 (Pop-up)
Broken Home	Man Eater "Man Eater" by "Broken Home"	3-9-2006	2:27:04 (Pop-up)
Superchunk	Me & You & Jackie Mittoo	I Hate Music	2:31:10 (Pop-up)
Travel "Travel"
Keren Ann	Run with You "Run with You" by "Keren Ann"	101	2:34:17 (Pop-up)
CutUpSound	Brokaw: Good Evening, Tonight	50/50	2:37:51 (Pop-up)
The Trade Winds	The Girl from Greenwich Village	Collection: The Red Bird Story	2:38:41 (Pop-up)
Value Village People	That's Progress!	50/50	2:41:00 (Pop-up)
Low	You See Everything "You See Everything" by "Low"	C'mon	2:41:50 (Pop-up)
Sounds & Silence	Alleluia "Alleluia" by "Sounds & Silence"	Collection: Classroom Projects	2:45:41 (Pop-up)
Ougenweide	Es stuont ein frouwe alleine	All die weil ich mag	2:46:51 (Pop-up)
Kim Schlank und Rassig	Swing a Little, Kim a Little	Für Männerhände viel zu chic	2:51:18 (Pop-up)
P.J. O'Connell	World of Love "World of Love" by "P.J. O'Connell"	Join the Crowd	2:54:13 (Pop-up)
	Bryggar-Antes Polka "Bryggar-Antes Polka"		3:01:54 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	3:06pm glenn: george barnes does the best version of the clarinet polka. just sayin'.
	3:09pm PGB: I'll definitely check it out. I've got a stealth polka planned for later...
	3:12pm glenn: it's hard to find, but it's on this mixcloud thingy. www.mixcloud.com...
	3:26pm PGB: "Knowing" is a record fair find from last week.
	3:30pm CDToaster: Hi PGB, thanks for your email reminder that you will be filling in today. Happy to be able to celebrate with you and the rest of the gang.
	3:37pm PGB: @CDToaster. Welcome aboard! This song is pretty celebratory, no? (Sometimes woozy, too.)
	3:41pm fred: @PGB: celebratory often ends up woozy. Maybe that says more about me than about the words though
	3:42pm PGB: Good point. I'm glad only CD player #2 is woozy here in Studio A. Full steam ahead!
	3:46pm glenn: i always thought player #2 was wonky. i must be out of the loop.
	3:48pm PGB: Historical wonkiness + misadventure on Saturday when it swallowed a disc and wouldn't give it back.
	3:53pm CDToaster: That's when it becomes time to whip out the screwdriver and open 'er up. Drink a beer beforehand.
	3:55pm PGB: The odd thing is that it took the CD and squirreled it away. You could play another CD even with the swallowed CD somewhere inside. Play anything on that? No thanks!
	4:00pm fred: If it swallows a Don McLean CD but plays a Poco CD without a glitch, you can sell it to Andy for a lot of money
	4:04pm PGB: Those Don McLean stories are delicious.
	4:10pm fred: Totally unrelated, but I just got this in my mailbox: groupeaa.limsi.fr... Its in french, but it's samples of text-to-speech synthesis dating back to 1968. Kenny G. would probably know what to do with this crap
	4:12pm PGB: I'm definitely going to give that a listen.
	4:16pm fred: I just sent an email to my lab saying they were not in it. So there might be more, if you like that kind of thing
	4:17pm fred: And let me know if you need some translation beyond what google can provide
	4:18pm PGB: At its best when it traverses the uncanny divide.
	4:23pm fred: Man, speech is tough. The uncanny (especially visuals) is such a great way to distract people from the fact that synthesis sounds like shit.
	4:26pm PGB: Oh yeah. I like those experiments where they show someone saying one thing on video, but there's something different on the audio.
	4:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - McGurk effect ! : en.wikipedia.org... www.youtube.com...
	4:27pm Kathy: this is too cool~
	4:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...like - the visual is someone saying 'ba' - the audio is 'da' - & the brain splits the difference & you'd swear it's 'ga'...
	4:28pm fred: That makes sense, visual cues often tell the truth about spoken lies
	4:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - More precisely : ...'As an example, the syllable /ba-ba/ is spoken over the lip movements of /ga-ga/, and the perception is of /da-da/'...
	4:36pm fred: @RRN63: it's really much murkier than that. The lips are only part of it, you have different sounds in different languages because of what's going on in the throat or with the tongue, though the lips are in the same position. The hints you get from the lips depend on the language you're speaking. I'm getting boring there
	4:37pm PGB: It's those darn voiced/unvoiced consonants!
	4:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - so maybe people whose brains are wired for dif. phonemes because of lang./culture might 'hear' a dif. sound in the McGurk experiment?? I should read the wiki...
	4:48pm fred: I'm not sure the wiki would tell, I work in a lab that deals with these things, and that's a research topic, meaning nobody knows for sure. The accepted truth just seems... well.. false.
	4:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...which reminds me of 'This is Your Brain on Music' by Daniel Levitin - just on the subject of the brain & 'hearing' generally - & which every Music obsessive should read...
	4:55pm glenn: ha! apparently the dead played silver threads and golden needles from time to time. bob weir sang the lead.
	4:55pm fred: Wanda Jackson! Heard that before alright, but I certainly don't mind hearing that again. Quite the opposite, it's a cure for jaded minds. Dolly Parton can work too, but Wanda's better
	4:56pm PGB: Sounds like a great idea for a future set!
	5:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wanda's just one of those singers w/ - how would you say it - authority? She's convincing? She's definitive.
	5:03pm fred: @RRN63: She's here. Immediate. She's breaking through that fourth wall and in your face or in your lap, your choice of avoidance. But she's there. You can't avoid that. I let her in my head.
	5:05pm JakeGould: Signed in explicitly to thank you for the polka tune. Very nice.
	5:08pm PGB: ...if you liked that, then stick around for the end of the show (or catch it on the archive). Start with a polka, end with a polka.
	5:10pm JakeGould: Start with polka, but end with polka? Why not just make it all polka? Okay, I get it.
	5:11pm PGB: Long ago, a DJ threatened to do just that. The next week, she pretended to be a fill-in, and played polkas for three hours. Legendary.
	5:14pm JakeGould: Nice!
	5:19pm fred: Legendary? It's not legend, legend is something you don't believe. This probably really happened. I heard Ken's recent Bohemian Rhapsody marathon. I listened live to many Kenny G shows people would rank less likely than a Bigfoot sighting. WFMU is a legend generator. WFMU is stranger than fiction because fiction has to make sense.
	5:22pm PGB: You're right...I was there. But I guess it's a legend for those who didn't experience it firsthand. Our testimony is all they have!
	5:22pm Ike: Beautiful summation, Fred.
	5:28pm JakeGould: It’s a legend because I didn’t experience it. Wonder if there are pirate polka stations in Greenpoint?
	5:28pm fred: I blew it. I should have kept it for marathon time. It might have been worth a few bucks then. Failure of Summation, fitting for a Fabio fill-in
	5:32pm glenn: or as archie bunker called it - greenpernt.
	5:33pm JakeGould: Archie Bunker would fit in well in Greenpoint.
	5:35pm JakeGould: Okay, Keren Ann is good.
	5:35pm PGB: I knew I had to hurry up in order to fit in this slow song!
	5:37pm fred: you made it
	5:41pm KP: I saw the Girl From Greenwich Village yesterday. She was on her way to Williamsburg.
	5:44pm marmalade kitty: Well said fred! Nothing is real
	5:52pm PGB: Nothing to get hung about.
	5:55pm KP: PJ O'Connell sounds pretty great.
	5:56pm PGB: I had to end the show with this one.
	11:42am Jim Price: Finally got to hear the archive. Good job PGB!

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
	Klarinettpolka "Klarinettpolka"		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Any Portamento in a Storm "Any Portamento in a Storm"
Judd Proctor	Backfire "Backfire" by "Judd Proctor"	Collection: Ku-Pow! British Instrumental Guitar Music of the Sixties	0:03:57 (Pop-up)
Rainbow Arabia	He Is Sorcerer "He Is Sorcerer" by "Rainbow Arabia"	F.M. Sushi	0:05:47 (Pop-up)
Paul McCartney	New "New" by "Paul McCartney"	NEW	0:10:10 (Pop-up)
Sean Grissom	And I Love Her "And I Love Her" by "Sean Grissom"	Just Cello Just Beatles	0:12:04 (Pop-up)
Ketamines	Spaceships "Spaceships" by "Ketamines"	You Can't Serve Two Masters	0:14:54 (Pop-up)
Metropole Okest	Spellbound "Spellbound" by "Metropole Okest"	Perfect Vision: The Esquivel Sound	0:17:23 (Pop-up)
Jonny	Wich Is Wich "Wich Is Wich" by "Jonny"	Jonny	0:20:42 (Pop-up)
Shout Out Out Out Out	Knowing "Knowing" by "Shout Out Out Out Out"	Spanish Moss & Total Loss	0:22:14 (Pop-up)
One Ring Zero	We Both Have A Feeling That You Still Want Me	As Smart As We Are	0:29:20 (Pop-up)
Brassy 2013 "Brassy 2013"
Veveritse Brass Band	Mouser "Mouser" by "Veveritse Brass Band"	Brasslands	0:36:27 (Pop-up)
Heidi Mortenson	Dele Af Kroppen "Dele Af Kroppen" by "Heidi Mortenson"	Mørk EP	0:40:21 (Pop-up)
Turtle Island String Quartet & Modern Mandolin Quartet	Gavotte from Partita #3 in E major	The Bach Variations	0:43:40 (Pop-up)
The May Day Orchestra	Dreamed Another Circus	Ota Benga	0:47:21 (Pop-up)
L'infonie	She's Leaving Home "She's Leaving Home" by "L'infonie"	Collection: Beatles 101	0:51:43 (Pop-up)
Spazbite	ABC "ABC" by "Spazbite"	CSPANN	0:56:54 (Pop-up)
Build It Up "Build It Up"
Derek Sivers	Mary Knows "Mary Knows" by "Derek Sivers"	Derek Sivers	1:04:47 (Pop-up)
Jason Forrest	Archive "Archive" by "Jason Forrest"	The Everything	1:08:59 (Pop-up)
Harvey Scales & The Seven Sounds	Broadway Freeze (Pt. 1)	Love-Itis: All of the Rare & Unreissued 45's from the Vaults of Magic Touch: 1967-1977	1:14:59 (Pop-up)
Doug Carn	The Messenger "The Messenger" by "Doug Carn"	Adam's Apple	1:17:53 (Pop-up)
Pop Star Kids	Dance Like the Dead	The Revenge of Pop Star Kids	1:21:57 (Pop-up)
The Assembled Multitude	I Want You (She's So Heavy)	Easy Beatles	1:25:07 (Pop-up)
Mitchell and Webb	Football Trail "Football Trail" by "Mitchell and Webb"	That Mitchell and Webb Sound, Series 2	1:29:13 (Pop-up)
DEV2.0	Freedom of Choice (Original Version)	DEV2.0	1:31:04 (Pop-up)
French Country "French Country"
Violaine	J'ai Des Problèmes Décidément	Collection: Tres Chic! More French Girl Singers Of The 1960s	1:36:36 (Pop-up)
Les Sultans	Toujours devant moi "Toujours devant moi" by "Les Sultans"	Collection: Beatles 101	1:38:34 (Pop-up)
Paul Misraki	Valse des Bonnes Femmes	Collection: La Nouvelle Vague: Films of the French New Wave	1:40:56 (Pop-up)
Jean Yatove	Jour de Fête - Générique de Fin	Sonorama	1:43:58 (Pop-up)
Michèle Arnaud	Les Papillons Noirs	Collection: Tres Chic! More French Girl Singers of the 1960s	1:45:31 (Pop-up)
Jean Yatove	Parade - Musette "Parade - Musette" by "Jean Yatove"	Sonorama	1:48:14 (Pop-up)
Heard That Before "Heard That Before"
Jeff Lynne	Let It Rock "Let It Rock" by "Jeff Lynne"	Long Wave	1:50:54 (Pop-up)
Wanda Jackson	Silver Threads and Golden Needles	The Best of the Classic Capitol Singles	1:52:37 (Pop-up)
Honey Ltd.	Silver Threads and Golden Needles	Collection: The Complete LHI Recordings	1:55:11 (Pop-up)
Randy & the Rainbows	I'll Forget Her Tomorrow	Better Than Ever	1:58:07 (Pop-up)
Geno Delafose	Rice and Gravy "Rice and Gravy" by "Geno Delafose"	French Rockin' Boogie	2:00:34 (Pop-up)
Toradertrioen	Bryggar-Antes Polka	Me Dreg I Gang Att	2:03:21 (Pop-up)
Head of the Classical "Head of the Classical"
Rhoda Ashfield	Piece for Oboe and Piano	Collection: Classroom Projects	2:07:48 (Pop-up)
Douglas Wood	Icicles "Icicles" by "Douglas Wood"	Collection: G-Spots	2:09:20 (Pop-up)
Someone Still Loves You, Boris Yeltsin	Harrison Ford	Fly By Wire	2:11:25 (Pop-up)
Arp	A Tiger in the Hall at Versailles	More	2:14:49 (Pop-up)
Lumerians	Dogon Genesis "Dogon Genesis" by "Lumerians"	The High Frontier	2:20:41 (Pop-up)
James Harpham	Moving Parts "Moving Parts" by "James Harpham"	Collection: G-Spots	2:26:23 (Pop-up)
Broken Home	Man Eater "Man Eater" by "Broken Home"	3-9-2006	2:27:04 (Pop-up)
Superchunk	Me & You & Jackie Mittoo	I Hate Music	2:31:10 (Pop-up)
Travel "Travel"
Keren Ann	Run with You "Run with You" by "Keren Ann"	101	2:34:17 (Pop-up)
CutUpSound	Brokaw: Good Evening, Tonight	50/50	2:37:51 (Pop-up)
The Trade Winds	The Girl from Greenwich Village	Collection: The Red Bird Story	2:38:41 (Pop-up)
Value Village People	That's Progress!	50/50	2:41:00 (Pop-up)
Low	You See Everything "You See Everything" by "Low"	C'mon	2:41:50 (Pop-up)
Sounds & Silence	Alleluia "Alleluia" by "Sounds & Silence"	Collection: Classroom Projects	2:45:41 (Pop-up)
Ougenweide	Es stuont ein frouwe alleine	All die weil ich mag	2:46:51 (Pop-up)
Kim Schlank und Rassig	Swing a Little, Kim a Little	Für Männerhände viel zu chic	2:51:18 (Pop-up)
P.J. O'Connell	World of Love "World of Love" by "P.J. O'Connell"	Join the Crowd	2:54:13 (Pop-up)
	Bryggar-Antes Polka "Bryggar-Antes Polka"		3:01:54 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:06pm glenn: george barnes does the best version of the clarinet polka. just sayin'.
	3:09pm PGB: I'll definitely check it out. I've got a stealth polka planned for later...
	3:12pm glenn: it's hard to find, but it's on this mixcloud thingy. www.mixcloud.com...
	3:26pm PGB: "Knowing" is a record fair find from last week.
	3:30pm CDToaster: Hi PGB, thanks for your email reminder that you will be filling in today. Happy to be able to celebrate with you and the rest of the gang.
	3:37pm PGB: @CDToaster. Welcome aboard! This song is pretty celebratory, no? (Sometimes woozy, too.)
	3:41pm fred: @PGB: celebratory often ends up woozy. Maybe that says more about me than about the words though
	3:42pm PGB: Good point. I'm glad only CD player #2 is woozy here in Studio A. Full steam ahead!
	3:46pm glenn: i always thought player #2 was wonky. i must be out of the loop.
	3:48pm PGB: Historical wonkiness + misadventure on Saturday when it swallowed a disc and wouldn't give it back.
	3:53pm CDToaster: That's when it becomes time to whip out the screwdriver and open 'er up. Drink a beer beforehand.
	3:55pm PGB: The odd thing is that it took the CD and squirreled it away. You could play another CD even with the swallowed CD somewhere inside. Play anything on that? No thanks!
	4:00pm fred: If it swallows a Don McLean CD but plays a Poco CD without a glitch, you can sell it to Andy for a lot of money
	4:04pm PGB: Those Don McLean stories are delicious.
	4:10pm fred: Totally unrelated, but I just got this in my mailbox: groupeaa.limsi.fr... Its in french, but it's samples of text-to-speech synthesis dating back to 1968. Kenny G. would probably know what to do with this crap
	4:12pm PGB: I'm definitely going to give that a listen.
	4:16pm fred: I just sent an email to my lab saying they were not in it. So there might be more, if you like that kind of thing
	4:17pm fred: And let me know if you need some translation beyond what google can provide
	4:18pm PGB: At its best when it traverses the uncanny divide.
	4:23pm fred: Man, speech is tough. The uncanny (especially visuals) is such a great way to distract people from the fact that synthesis sounds like shit.
	4:26pm PGB: Oh yeah. I like those experiments where they show someone saying one thing on video, but there's something different on the audio.
	4:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - McGurk effect ! : en.wikipedia.org... www.youtube.com...
	4:27pm Kathy: this is too cool~
	4:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...like - the visual is someone saying 'ba' - the audio is 'da' - & the brain splits the difference & you'd swear it's 'ga'...
	4:28pm fred: That makes sense, visual cues often tell the truth about spoken lies
	4:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - More precisely : ...'As an example, the syllable /ba-ba/ is spoken over the lip movements of /ga-ga/, and the perception is of /da-da/'...
	4:36pm fred: @RRN63: it's really much murkier than that. The lips are only part of it, you have different sounds in different languages because of what's going on in the throat or with the tongue, though the lips are in the same position. The hints you get from the lips depend on the language you're speaking. I'm getting boring there
	4:37pm PGB: It's those darn voiced/unvoiced consonants!
	4:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - so maybe people whose brains are wired for dif. phonemes because of lang./culture might 'hear' a dif. sound in the McGurk experiment?? I should read the wiki...
	4:48pm fred: I'm not sure the wiki would tell, I work in a lab that deals with these things, and that's a research topic, meaning nobody knows for sure. The accepted truth just seems... well.. false.
	4:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...which reminds me of 'This is Your Brain on Music' by Daniel Levitin - just on the subject of the brain & 'hearing' generally - & which every Music obsessive should read...
	4:55pm glenn: ha! apparently the dead played silver threads and golden needles from time to time. bob weir sang the lead.
	4:55pm fred: Wanda Jackson! Heard that before alright, but I certainly don't mind hearing that again. Quite the opposite, it's a cure for jaded minds. Dolly Parton can work too, but Wanda's better
	4:56pm PGB: Sounds like a great idea for a future set!
	5:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wanda's just one of those singers w/ - how would you say it - authority? She's convincing? She's definitive.
	5:03pm fred: @RRN63: She's here. Immediate. She's breaking through that fourth wall and in your face or in your lap, your choice of avoidance. But she's there. You can't avoid that. I let her in my head.
	5:05pm JakeGould: Signed in explicitly to thank you for the polka tune. Very nice.
	5:08pm PGB: ...if you liked that, then stick around for the end of the show (or catch it on the archive). Start with a polka, end with a polka.
	5:10pm JakeGould: Start with polka, but end with polka? Why not just make it all polka? Okay, I get it.
	5:11pm PGB: Long ago, a DJ threatened to do just that. The next week, she pretended to be a fill-in, and played polkas for three hours. Legendary.
	5:14pm JakeGould: Nice!
	5:19pm fred: Legendary? It's not legend, legend is something you don't believe. This probably really happened. I heard Ken's recent Bohemian Rhapsody marathon. I listened live to many Kenny G shows people would rank less likely than a Bigfoot sighting. WFMU is a legend generator. WFMU is stranger than fiction because fiction has to make sense.
	5:22pm PGB: You're right...I was there. But I guess it's a legend for those who didn't experience it firsthand. Our testimony is all they have!
	5:22pm Ike: Beautiful summation, Fred.
	5:28pm JakeGould: It’s a legend because I didn’t experience it. Wonder if there are pirate polka stations in Greenpoint?
	5:28pm fred: I blew it. I should have kept it for marathon time. It might have been worth a few bucks then. Failure of Summation, fitting for a Fabio fill-in
	5:32pm glenn: or as archie bunker called it - greenpernt.
	5:33pm JakeGould: Archie Bunker would fit in well in Greenpoint.
	5:35pm JakeGould: Okay, Keren Ann is good.
	5:35pm PGB: I knew I had to hurry up in order to fit in this slow song!
	5:37pm fred: you made it
	5:41pm KP: I saw the Girl From Greenwich Village yesterday. She was on her way to Williamsburg.
	5:44pm marmalade kitty: Well said fred! Nothing is real
	5:52pm PGB: Nothing to get hung about.
	5:55pm KP: PJ O'Connell sounds pretty great.
	5:56pm PGB: I had to end the show with this one.
	11:42am Jim Price: Finally got to hear the archive. Good job PGB!

All Over The Map with PGB: Playlist from November 28, 2013

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