WFMU: Nazario Scenario: Playlist from April 16, 2014

Listener comments!
	11:59am listener james from westwood: Hello, Amanda, and all!! Puppy cuddles for all!!
	12:01pm Uncle Michael: If only I could have a puppy...
	12:03pm Uncle Michael's Mother: Ask your father.
	12:03pm listener james from westwood: Likewise, UM. Friends of mine had to give up a Jack Russell earlier this year, and it broke my heart I couldn't take him here. Apt. complex wants $500 nonrefundable & $50/month for dogs. (He was placed w/ a family friend who has other JRs.)
	12:04pm Amanda: That's right, I make gifs now. What of it?
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: I would be so very lucky.
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: I'm sorry to hear that, ljfw.
	12:08pm Amanda: Oh, UM, I know he'd never bite you.
	12:11pm Amanda: LJFW, you are probably better off! JRs are cute but they are pretty annoying to keep.
	12:11pm Doug Schulkind: Lincoln (home on her spring break) thinks that the tan beast is possibly a guinea pig and not a pup.
	12:15pm ndbob: afternoon Amanda and everyone!
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: Chihuahua, is my guess.
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: I'm normally mobile at this hour but I'm home listening to Amanda while awaiting the return of HVAC dude.
	12:16pm ndbob: could be Doug
	12:16pm Amanda: @ndbob Hay dood! Doug, do u refer to the tan puppy Peter is holding? Or has Luna been squealing? ;-)
	12:17pm Amanda: Argghhhhh sorry about the crunchy CD.
	12:17pm Uncle Michael: We're all Amanda's guinea pigs.
	12:18pm Artie: And pretty torked about it...
	12:18pm Amanda: I would normally pull a CD like this, but I can't, I just can't.
	12:18pm listener james from westwood: WFMU lisners have endured worse fidelity!
	12:19pm Doug Schulkind: Fidelity is for music snerbs. Turn it up, Amanda!
	12:19pm Matt F: From back when the DJ premiums were pressed on Paramount 78s.
	12:20pm Uncle Michael: Off-color joke alert. I have a friend that refers to morning wood as "peter torque." I'm so sorry.
	12:20pm Dominick: CD-R shelf life now known
	12:20pm Matt F: Rinda Rinda!
	12:23pm listener james from westwood: UM, I so needed that joke. (Completing the editing for a book about 2 teen girls murdering a 3rd, so it's been a grim past 7 days.)
	12:25pm Amanda: UM, I want you to go stand in the corner for the rest of this show.
	12:26pm ndbob: wow James
	12:26pm Artie: Might be able to get a clean rip of that Skinny Ties CD using EAC. Amazing error correction.
	12:27pm Artie: But not tooooo close to the corner UM.
	12:28pm listener james from westwood: By coincidence, Chickie was the name of the Jack Russell in question.
	12:30pm Eriel Barcenas: Sounds good Amanda! Glad I'm finally able to listen to some of your show.
	12:31pm listener james from westwood: "Starry Eyes" is unfuckwithable, static or no.
	12:39pm listener james from westwood: The more I heard the Monkees on FMU, the broader my conception of them became. As a young child I hated, hated, hated the show. Glad to have outgrown that.
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: (can you hear me from over in this corner?)
	12:42pm @BuckyKatt: Sorry to have missed most of the opening set... I still have my old Ohio Express, 1910 Fruitgum Co., etc. 45s. Fun, infectious, catchy bubblegum!
	12:44pm Uncle Michael: I'm a little conflicted about the Monkees. I like the records a lot but I don't think I like them very much because of the guys that showed up to the studio to lay down the more-or-less competent vocals. And yes, Nesmith's stuff is a breed apart but however good you think they are...they never would have had a broad reach without the Monkees' brand. The Monkees weren't as good as say...the Grass Roots. But they had a weekly 30-minute tv commercial. The records are great...but I don't think they're great because of the Monkees. Andrew Sandoval will never speak to me again.
	12:46pm listener james from westwood: Foreign service: What a singular topic for a song!
	12:50pm Uncle Michael: Can we hear Gong Fries Plantains and Beans by Foghat?
	12:54pm Amanda: Yay BuckyKatt!!! That stuff is just gold. I hope you enjoy the archive, if you choose to go there...?
	12:54pm Amanda: OMG it's Eddie Paxil!!!!!!! Hi, Eriel B! Hope you're well.
	12:55pm Nate K: I dig this face-melter.
	12:55pm Nate K: George Jefferson loved Gong.
	12:57pm Amanda: Nate, it is TRUE! All of you, here, enjoy: www.magnetmagazine.com...
	12:59pm @BuckyKatt: Amanda-- yes, I'll check out the archive! I work at home, so I am the master of my musical playlist. ;-)
	1:00pm Nate K: Oh, hell yeah, AC doing Dan Penn. A Classic!
	1:01pm Amanda: Back to the Monkees for just a second -- for me some of the appeal is the saga of it, that it was such a weird story of the 60s and of pop music. But I do love love love the records. The TV show enhances the records for me, too.
	1:04pm Doug Schulkind: This set is seriously fucking fantastic, Amanda.
	1:05pm Nate K: Amanda you should check out the Boyce & Hart doc. Some really interesting Monkees-related info. Also, I agree with Doug re: this set. I need to go to lunch, but I don't want to leave in the middle.
	1:06pm Uncle Michael: One of the problems I have with the Monkees is Davy. I think he was a hack. I'd love to hear a demo of a Davy song that's not superior to the Monkees' release. Mickey, I like better.
	1:06pm Amanda: (in the voice of Bender) Shut up, Doug, I know it!
	1:10pm Dominick: There's another (stripped down) studio version done on the 1970 Poppy LP "Townes Van Zandt"
	1:12pm glenn: of course they're crazy. it was impossible to know kevin ayers and be normal.
	1:16pm ndbob: I've always been a big Monkees fan - from the beginning - first LP I bought was More of the Monkees -I'll admit to being a little embarrased
	1:19pm Amanda: I do want to see the Boyce & Hart doc, and I also want to see the surviving Monkees when they come to town (this summer, I think?)
	1:26pm Dan B From Upstate: The spinning disc on Homer's head was probably my favorite gag in this week's. I was really pleased with the episode.
	1:26pm listener james from westwood: I had that Homer widget!
	1:28pm Amanda: Oh, Dan B, it was pretty good I guess!
	1:31pm earrie: I added a little Life is Hell (the Love is Hell series) to my reading, recently.
	1:32pm earrie: Early 1980s and 1990s print comics are another kind of pretzelly time twist altogether. Still laughy.
	1:32pm Amanda: Now THAT stuff is gold. I LOVE Life In Hell. I think Childhood Is Hell is my favorite
	1:33pm glenn: jeeez. it's hard enough getting stuff OUT of one of these things. news.nationalpost.com...
	1:33pm listener james from westwood: For a while I had the Apple brochure Matt Groening did in the Life in Hell style. Scans available online, but still, miss that chunk of my college years.
	1:34pm jay c: wednesday morning has never sounded so good!
	1:34pm V Priceless: Yo, Nazario! Hello!
	1:35pm johnk77: Super DJ Amanda in effect live and direct! true Davy Jones story about 5 years ago Carroll Music was hired to do sound for the Davy Jones band at a private party in NYC Davy was a total pro, very easy to work with and very effective frontperson the crowd went nuts after the party Davy made an extra effort to seek out myself and the monitor mixer and thank us profusely before leaving with his slightly taller very beautiful blond wife bonus WFMU fact the monitor mixer was Glenn Luttman excellent volunteer audio engineer
	1:41pm V Priceless: Great Association track from the fab 'Birthday' record!
	1:45pm Dan B From Upstate: Where is a decent place to pick up Life In Hell stuff? Amazon is showing prices in the $60-$100 range... Unless they normally cost that much... Never read it, always wanted to.
	1:47pm Amanda: Big hellos to you latecomers jayc, VP, glenn, and johnk! If I forgot anyone, don't worry, it's just my retardedness. johnk77, what a cool story. Sure it sounded ace if Glenn was engineering!
	1:49pm listener james from westwood: Are those collections out of print? If they're not, that price sounds waaaay high. The books I bought were individually much cheaper, even years ago, as were the boxed sets.
	1:50pm Amanda: No idea how much those deals should cost. I have had my copies since I was a kid.
	1:50pm listener james from westwood: Dan B: How about eBay. Maybe snag the lot on the cheap? Also the Big Book of Hell might combine a few of the books.
	1:50pm earrie: Second hand book stores. The funny section.
	1:51pm earrie: Second hand prices. No kidding.
	1:52pm Dan B From Upstate: Thanks for the ideas, guys. I'll start looking around.
	1:54pm listener james from westwood: 2nding the 2ndhand. (Plus they need the biz more than AMZN/EBAY.)
	1:55pm listener james from westwood: Holy SHIT that Lullabies cut was gorgeous.
	1:58pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the company today, Amanda...I'm finally off to work!
	1:58pm ndbob: excellent show Amanda!
	1:59pm earrie: I see a listing of ISBN#s on this wiki page: en.wikipedia.org...
	2:00pm listener james from westwood: Killer program, Amanda! Thanks!!
	2:01pm earrie: Thanks, too, Amanda.
	2:02pm Amanda: Yay! Thanks earrie, and thank you to all of you. <3

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from April 16, 2014

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Two hours of rollicking delite: '60s jams, cartooniness, seriousness, sing-alongs, and Simpsons talk. P.dece.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Ohio Express	Chewy, Chewy "Chewy, Chewy" by "Ohio Express"	The Best from Buddah (V/A)	Buddah	1969	LP			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Cowsills	Walk Away Renee "Walk Away Renee" by "The Cowsills"	The Cowsills in Concert*	MGM	1969	LP	*Yeah, right		0:04:14 (Pop-up)
The What Four	Baby, I Dig Love "Baby, I Dig Love" by "The What Four"	Destroy That Boy! - More Girls With Guitars (V/A)	Ace	orig 1966	CD			0:06:56 (Pop-up)
Shoes	She Satisfies "She Satisfies" by "Shoes"	35 Years-The Definitive Shoes Collection 1977-2012	Real Gone Music	orig 1979	CD			0:09:09 (Pop-up)
Dr. Janet	Starry Eyes "Starry Eyes" by "Dr. Janet"	Skinny Ties and All: Hova's WFMU marathon premium from 1998 (V/A)						0:12:13 (Pop-up)
The Blue Hearts	Linda Linda "Linda Linda" by "The Blue Hearts"	The Blue Hearts	Juggler	1987	CD			0:16:44 (Pop-up)
Household	Calculations "Calculations" by "Household"	Elaines EP		2013		bandcamp		0:19:38 (Pop-up)
Exteenager	I Am Shy Song "I Am Shy Song" by "Exteenager"	Awakening Sequence: Liz Berg's 2013 WFMU Marathon Premium (V/A)						0:22:10 (Pop-up)

The Monkees	The Girl I Knew Somewhere (First version 1967)	Headquarters Deluxe Edition	Rhino		CD			0:38:48 (Pop-up)
Emerson Bimby	Foreign Service Officers	My Little Bomb -- 2x7"	Shaw Nuff/ Incestuous World Music	1979				0:41:10 (Pop-up)
Gong	Foghat Digs Holes in Space "Foghat Digs Holes in Space" by "Gong"	The World of Daevid Allen and Gong	Charly	orig 1971	CD box set			0:45:10 (Pop-up)
Richard Thompson	Roll Over Vaughan Williams	Starring as Henry the Human Fly	Hannibal	1983	CD			0:51:39 (Pop-up)
Alex Chilton	Nobody's Fool "Nobody's Fool" by "Alex Chilton"	High Priest	Bigtime	1987	LP			0:56:03 (Pop-up)
Townes Van Zandt	For the Sake of the Song	For the Sake of the Song	Fat Possum	orig 1968	CD			0:59:18 (Pop-up)

Kirsty MacColl	Sail Away "Sail Away" by "Kirsty MacColl"							1:11:20 (Pop-up)
Ben Lee	Girls Talk "Girls Talk" by "Ben Lee"		Wack	1998	7"			1:14:22 (Pop-up)
Someone Still Loves You, Boris Yeltsin	Let's Get Tired	Pseu's Thing with a Hook Presents: On Tenterhooks (mara 2013)						1:17:13 (Pop-up)
Simpsons Time!	episode 548: Days of Future Future (writer: J. Stewart Burns)	season 25						1:19:11 (Pop-up)
Patti Smith and Fred Smith	It Takes Time	Until the End of the World (sndtrk)	WB	1991	CD			1:23:27 (Pop-up)
Brass Fever	Lady Marmalade "Lady Marmalade" by "Brass Fever"		ABC Impulse	1975	7"			1:27:34 (Pop-up)

The Association	Bus Song "Bus Song" by "The Association"	Birthday	WB		LP			1:36:24 (Pop-up)
Manfred Mann	Mighty Quinn (Quinn the Eskimo)		Mercury		7"			1:39:46 (Pop-up)
The Dixie Cups	You Should Have Seen the Way He Looked at Me		Red Bird		7"			1:42:33 (Pop-up)
Lullabies for Falling Empires	Just Before Sleep					bandcamp	*	1:45:10 (Pop-up)
Guns N' Roses	Don't Cry (partially sung along to)	Use Your Illusion I		1991		Spotify Spotify		1:50:37 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:59am listener james from westwood: Hello, Amanda, and all!! Puppy cuddles for all!!
	12:01pm Uncle Michael: If only I could have a puppy...
	12:03pm Uncle Michael's Mother: Ask your father.
	12:03pm listener james from westwood: Likewise, UM. Friends of mine had to give up a Jack Russell earlier this year, and it broke my heart I couldn't take him here. Apt. complex wants $500 nonrefundable & $50/month for dogs. (He was placed w/ a family friend who has other JRs.)
	12:04pm Amanda: That's right, I make gifs now. What of it?
	12:06pm Uncle Michael: I would be so very lucky.
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: I'm sorry to hear that, ljfw.
	12:08pm Amanda: Oh, UM, I know he'd never bite you.
	12:11pm Amanda: LJFW, you are probably better off! JRs are cute but they are pretty annoying to keep.
	12:11pm Doug Schulkind: Lincoln (home on her spring break) thinks that the tan beast is possibly a guinea pig and not a pup.
	12:15pm ndbob: afternoon Amanda and everyone!
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: Chihuahua, is my guess.
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: I'm normally mobile at this hour but I'm home listening to Amanda while awaiting the return of HVAC dude.
	12:16pm ndbob: could be Doug
	12:16pm Amanda: @ndbob Hay dood! Doug, do u refer to the tan puppy Peter is holding? Or has Luna been squealing? ;-)
	12:17pm Amanda: Argghhhhh sorry about the crunchy CD.
	12:17pm Uncle Michael: We're all Amanda's guinea pigs.
	12:18pm Artie: And pretty torked about it...
	12:18pm Amanda: I would normally pull a CD like this, but I can't, I just can't.
	12:18pm listener james from westwood: WFMU lisners have endured worse fidelity!
	12:19pm Doug Schulkind: Fidelity is for music snerbs. Turn it up, Amanda!
	12:19pm Matt F: From back when the DJ premiums were pressed on Paramount 78s.
	12:20pm Uncle Michael: Off-color joke alert. I have a friend that refers to morning wood as "peter torque." I'm so sorry.
	12:20pm Dominick: CD-R shelf life now known
	12:20pm Matt F: Rinda Rinda!
	12:23pm listener james from westwood: UM, I so needed that joke. (Completing the editing for a book about 2 teen girls murdering a 3rd, so it's been a grim past 7 days.)
	12:25pm Amanda: UM, I want you to go stand in the corner for the rest of this show.
	12:26pm ndbob: wow James
	12:26pm Artie: Might be able to get a clean rip of that Skinny Ties CD using EAC. Amazing error correction.
	12:27pm Artie: But not tooooo close to the corner UM.
	12:28pm listener james from westwood: By coincidence, Chickie was the name of the Jack Russell in question.
	12:30pm Eriel Barcenas: Sounds good Amanda! Glad I'm finally able to listen to some of your show.
	12:31pm listener james from westwood: "Starry Eyes" is unfuckwithable, static or no.
	12:39pm listener james from westwood: The more I heard the Monkees on FMU, the broader my conception of them became. As a young child I hated, hated, hated the show. Glad to have outgrown that.
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: (can you hear me from over in this corner?)
	12:42pm @BuckyKatt: Sorry to have missed most of the opening set... I still have my old Ohio Express, 1910 Fruitgum Co., etc. 45s. Fun, infectious, catchy bubblegum!
	12:44pm Uncle Michael: I'm a little conflicted about the Monkees. I like the records a lot but I don't think I like them very much because of the guys that showed up to the studio to lay down the more-or-less competent vocals. And yes, Nesmith's stuff is a breed apart but however good you think they are...they never would have had a broad reach without the Monkees' brand. The Monkees weren't as good as say...the Grass Roots. But they had a weekly 30-minute tv commercial. The records are great...but I don't think they're great because of the Monkees. Andrew Sandoval will never speak to me again.
	12:46pm listener james from westwood: Foreign service: What a singular topic for a song!
	12:50pm Uncle Michael: Can we hear Gong Fries Plantains and Beans by Foghat?
	12:54pm Amanda: Yay BuckyKatt!!! That stuff is just gold. I hope you enjoy the archive, if you choose to go there...?
	12:54pm Amanda: OMG it's Eddie Paxil!!!!!!! Hi, Eriel B! Hope you're well.
	12:55pm Nate K: I dig this face-melter.
	12:55pm Nate K: George Jefferson loved Gong.
	12:57pm Amanda: Nate, it is TRUE! All of you, here, enjoy: www.magnetmagazine.com...
	12:59pm @BuckyKatt: Amanda-- yes, I'll check out the archive! I work at home, so I am the master of my musical playlist. ;-)
	1:00pm Nate K: Oh, hell yeah, AC doing Dan Penn. A Classic!
	1:01pm Amanda: Back to the Monkees for just a second -- for me some of the appeal is the saga of it, that it was such a weird story of the 60s and of pop music. But I do love love love the records. The TV show enhances the records for me, too.
	1:04pm Doug Schulkind: This set is seriously fucking fantastic, Amanda.
	1:05pm Nate K: Amanda you should check out the Boyce & Hart doc. Some really interesting Monkees-related info. Also, I agree with Doug re: this set. I need to go to lunch, but I don't want to leave in the middle.
	1:06pm Uncle Michael: One of the problems I have with the Monkees is Davy. I think he was a hack. I'd love to hear a demo of a Davy song that's not superior to the Monkees' release. Mickey, I like better.
	1:06pm Amanda: (in the voice of Bender) Shut up, Doug, I know it!
	1:10pm Dominick: There's another (stripped down) studio version done on the 1970 Poppy LP "Townes Van Zandt"
	1:12pm glenn: of course they're crazy. it was impossible to know kevin ayers and be normal.
	1:16pm ndbob: I've always been a big Monkees fan - from the beginning - first LP I bought was More of the Monkees -I'll admit to being a little embarrased
	1:19pm Amanda: I do want to see the Boyce & Hart doc, and I also want to see the surviving Monkees when they come to town (this summer, I think?)
	1:26pm Dan B From Upstate: The spinning disc on Homer's head was probably my favorite gag in this week's. I was really pleased with the episode.
	1:26pm listener james from westwood: I had that Homer widget!
	1:28pm Amanda: Oh, Dan B, it was pretty good I guess!
	1:31pm earrie: I added a little Life is Hell (the Love is Hell series) to my reading, recently.
	1:32pm earrie: Early 1980s and 1990s print comics are another kind of pretzelly time twist altogether. Still laughy.
	1:32pm Amanda: Now THAT stuff is gold. I LOVE Life In Hell. I think Childhood Is Hell is my favorite
	1:33pm glenn: jeeez. it's hard enough getting stuff OUT of one of these things. news.nationalpost.com...
	1:33pm listener james from westwood: For a while I had the Apple brochure Matt Groening did in the Life in Hell style. Scans available online, but still, miss that chunk of my college years.
	1:34pm jay c: wednesday morning has never sounded so good!
	1:34pm V Priceless: Yo, Nazario! Hello!
	1:35pm johnk77: Super DJ Amanda in effect live and direct! true Davy Jones story about 5 years ago Carroll Music was hired to do sound for the Davy Jones band at a private party in NYC Davy was a total pro, very easy to work with and very effective frontperson the crowd went nuts after the party Davy made an extra effort to seek out myself and the monitor mixer and thank us profusely before leaving with his slightly taller very beautiful blond wife bonus WFMU fact the monitor mixer was Glenn Luttman excellent volunteer audio engineer
	1:41pm V Priceless: Great Association track from the fab 'Birthday' record!
	1:45pm Dan B From Upstate: Where is a decent place to pick up Life In Hell stuff? Amazon is showing prices in the $60-$100 range... Unless they normally cost that much... Never read it, always wanted to.
	1:47pm Amanda: Big hellos to you latecomers jayc, VP, glenn, and johnk! If I forgot anyone, don't worry, it's just my retardedness. johnk77, what a cool story. Sure it sounded ace if Glenn was engineering!
	1:49pm listener james from westwood: Are those collections out of print? If they're not, that price sounds waaaay high. The books I bought were individually much cheaper, even years ago, as were the boxed sets.
	1:50pm Amanda: No idea how much those deals should cost. I have had my copies since I was a kid.
	1:50pm listener james from westwood: Dan B: How about eBay. Maybe snag the lot on the cheap? Also the Big Book of Hell might combine a few of the books.
	1:50pm earrie: Second hand book stores. The funny section.
	1:51pm earrie: Second hand prices. No kidding.
	1:52pm Dan B From Upstate: Thanks for the ideas, guys. I'll start looking around.
	1:54pm listener james from westwood: 2nding the 2ndhand. (Plus they need the biz more than AMZN/EBAY.)
	1:55pm listener james from westwood: Holy SHIT that Lullabies cut was gorgeous.
	1:58pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the company today, Amanda...I'm finally off to work!
	1:58pm ndbob: excellent show Amanda!
	1:59pm earrie: I see a listing of ISBN#s on this wiki page: en.wikipedia.org...
	2:00pm listener james from westwood: Killer program, Amanda! Thanks!!
	2:01pm earrie: Thanks, too, Amanda.
	2:02pm Amanda: Yay! Thanks earrie, and thank you to all of you. <3

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from April 16, 2014

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