WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from May 14, 2014

Listener comments!
	7:00pm davex: Hi Gary and all to come! Interesting intro...
	7:00pm ndbob: evening Gary and everyone!
	7:01pm Gary: Howdy, Dave + Bob! Come help me celebrate my joblessness!
	7:01pm carol: im here on some sketchy wifi! hopefully it wont cut out too much
	7:01pm Jill B.: Good evening Gary, davex, and ndbob! Another interesting evening of music!
	7:02pm Gary: Carol! Didn't think I'd be seeing you, but glad you're here!
	7:02pm Jill B.: Gary..............freedom!
	7:02pm carol: i didnt think so either!
	7:03pm davex: That doesn't sound good, Gary, unless it's good?
	7:04pm carol: oh yeah - is the joblessness intentional? im all for joblessness!!
	7:04pm doca: Hi, Gary, I'm here too!
	7:05pm Gary: Howdy DOCA!
	7:06pm doca: Yes, joblessness should be celebrated
	7:06pm Gary: Well, let me just say that, I had a great job for 13 years and now I'm looking for something else.
	7:08pm Gary: Not intentional on my part, no.
	7:09pm carol: joblessness gets a bad wrap. sorry to hear that gary! good luck finding something even better :)
	7:09pm conrad: Who's the gal in the pic passed out/taking a well-earned break?
	7:10pm Gary: Conrad, that's Kang Mao of Subs. We'll be hearing from her a bit later this evening
	7:11pm Gary: Thanks, Carol! I'm going to make extremely good use of the time I've been given -- I feel like I've earned that much
	7:13pm Gary: It just happened yesterday, so I'm still getting used to the idea.
	7:14pm davex: Sounds like a good plan - make the best of things, and who knows what's next. Sorry if that sounds a bit clichéd.
	7:14pm doca: My brother just won a major prize with his master dissertation and I'm gonna celebrate with family. See you later, Gary and all!
	7:14pm Gary: Cliche or no, it's true
	7:15pm doca: *master's dissertation...
	7:15pm Gary: "Cialo," btw = "body" in Polish
	7:15pm Gary: Whoa, that's awesome, DOCA -- congrats!
	7:16pm davex: Congratulations, Doca, enjoy the occasion!
	7:17pm ndbob: great doca!
	7:17pm Gary: DESSERT ALERT! Someone is makin cookies for me as I type this!
	7:19pm listener james from westwood: w00t! All hail cookies and their makers! Hey there, Gary and all!!
	7:19pm Gary: James! Welcome!
	7:20pm pacific standard simon: Hi Gary! I'm making country-style pork ribs, asparagus in asparagus puree, and potatoes roasted in duck fat -- but they just won't fit down the internet tubes!
	7:24pm pacific standard simon: I do know who John Wieners is -- I have several shelves full of poetry, and I'm sure he's in some of those anthologies -- but I can't recall any favorites that he might have written.
	7:24pm Gary: Hey Simon! We picked up some asparagus here at the Farmers Market last Sunday, but I think our plans for them are much less thrilling than your own
	7:24pm pacific standard simon: You know your mom might be listening to this song, right?
	7:24pm listener james from westwood: There was a discussion on Twitter earlier among a few copy editors over whether the term being mentioned in this song should be written closed, as "handjob," or open, as "hand job." Closed won the day.
	7:25pm Gary: Wieners might be in one of the, gosh, like Don Allen anthologies?
	7:26pm davex: I do a lot of copy editing, but have yet to have that particular problem!
	7:26pm Jill B.: Oh, Simon, I'm not a prude!
	7:27pm pacific standard simon: Yep, there he is, in The New American Poetry. Hey, I found a can of peanuts that I hid from my wife, on that shelf!
	7:27pm Gary: James, I think I used a hyphen, which, if so, shows my age
	7:28pm Gary: Peanuts & Poetry
	7:29pm Holly in NC: Hi Everyone! Congrats @Doca & brother of Doca. @Gary, enjoy the HELL out of your unplanned break. @pss - assuming your puree is from the stalk ends, how are you getting the fibers out? Do you have a chinois? I really want a chinois. :-)
	7:29pm pacific standard simon: OK, Jill. Just messin' with Gary. ;)
	7:29pm Gary: The Holly! Thank you!
	7:31pm pacific standard simon: @Holly - You assume correct, but I'm also roasting the crap out of the stems first.
	7:31pm pacific standard simon: Then steaming the tips.
	7:32pm Uncle Michael: I love everyone!
	7:32pm Gary: And Everyone Loves Uncle Michael! (that sounds like a TV show)
	7:32pm pacific standard simon: Don't wear yourself out, Michael.
	7:33pm Gary: UM hit the E early
	7:33pm cosmic matrix: will you shout out to me?
	7:34pm cosmic matrix: oops, wrong stream! sowwwy
	7:34pm davex: That last one could work for the cross-cultural confusion CD.
	7:35pm pacific standard simon: What do you mean, "wrong stream"? Isn't the cosmic matrix everywhere?
	7:35pm Gary: WE'LL SHOUT OUT TO YOU ANYWAY, MR OR MS MATRIX!!!!!!! <--------[infinity]
	7:35pm Uncle Michael: Gary, I hit the station as the needle hits E!
	7:35pm davex: He deserves a shout-out (shoutout? shout out?) regardless.
	7:37pm pacific standard simon: Shoot out.
	7:37pm davex: Shutout?
	7:39pm Uncle Michael: Read the poem, you tease.
	7:40pm Uncle Michael: YAY! Guitar Wolf.
	7:40pm Uncle Michael: Yay, poem!
	7:41pm Holly in NC: @pss - just to be a bitch, must tell you that 2 weeks ago I was lucky enough to eat asparagus freshly dug from my neighbor's yard, that and fresh eggs from their chickens = perk of dog/chicken sitting for them. Said asparagus was delicious raw. I fervently hope that everyone has the opportunity, someday, to eat asparagus right out of the ground. The rest of course, I ate with the eggs! :-)
	7:41pm Uncle Michael: I love Poetry Corner.
	7:42pm Holly in NC: Hello UM, happy you're happy!
	7:44pm Gary: Holly, we just bought tomato seeds to plant out on our apt balcony
	7:44pm Jill B.: Hello Holly, There is really nothing as wonderful as walking through your own garden and harvesting wonderful fresh vegetables and flowers! Well, almost nothing.
	7:46pm Gary: Aiha Higurashi was the lead singer / songwriter in the amazing Seagull Screaming Kiss Her Kiss Her (I feel like I've typed that into a previous playlist before)
	7:46pm pacific standard simon: @Holly - No complaint from me about your good fortune! We've got plenty vegetables growing around the property. I'm a big asparagus enthusiast, even though I am an ahem smeller.
	7:47pm ndbob: nice one here Gary!
	7:47pm listener james from westwood: One of the great regrets of living in an apartment is no plot of land to till. Not enough light in here to grow anything more than an herb garden. Which is still better than nothing, but not as good as going from vine or ground to table in 10 steps.
	7:47pm Uncle Michael: I'm down with band names taken from XTC songs.
	7:48pm Gary: UM, I will have to send you a link to all of SSKHKH's albums ... they were so, so good
	7:50pm Holly in NC: @Jill B ... romance prior to and/or after harvesting might be ideal, yes? Or in my case at the moment, a really well made drink prior, and a really good book after ;-0
	7:51pm Gary: BOOKS! I can READ BOOKS AGAIN!!!!!
	7:51pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Gary! Now I'm less happy. Baseball postponed due to rain!
	7:52pm Gary: Those guys get paid well enough that a bit of rain ought not stop them.
	7:53pm Jill B.: Holly, I agree with you!
	7:58pm Uncle Michael: This is going to inspire me to play The Cosmopolitan on my show.
	7:58pm Gary: "Excuse me ... I am a Frenchman" has always been my "go-to" pickup line
	7:58pm ndbob: excellent first hour Gary! Good luck with the job search - and enjoy your time off!
	7:58pm listener james from westwood: I will chill the sham-pahn-ya.
	7:59pm Gary: Thanks, Bob -- have a great night!
	7:59pm pacific standard simon: @Michael - come over to the sunny side. Giants already beat the Braves 10-4 on a beautiful San Francisco afternoon.
	8:04pm tim abdellah: Got here a little late - I miss the sexy time :(
	8:06pm Gary: Tim! You're just in time, however, to get wasted
	8:06pm pacific standard simon: @Gary - I'd forgotten how much I liked the Paul Carroll poem in that Allen anthology.
	8:07pm Gary: That anthology is one of the greatest books ever published in this country, imho
	8:08pm pacific standard simon: Richard Brautigan was SUPER pissed-off when he got left out of it.
	8:09pm Gary: Simon: MY MOM GAVE ME MY FIRST RICHARD BRAUTIGAN BOOK: The Abortion. (Or did I just read her copy?)
	8:13pm Uncle Michael: This smokes!
	8:14pm fleep: If you insist.
	8:14pm Gary: These Metz actually win
	8:15pm Gary: Fleep!
	8:16pm davex: Now, now, Gary.
	8:19pm Jill B.: Gary, I have no idea!
	8:20pm hyde: I think I missed sex and drugs but it sounds like there's still rock and roll
	8:23pm pacific standard simon: I'm pretty sure that's the only Brautigan book I've read all the way through, and 40 years ago at that. I picked up the Brautigan factoid from his biography.
	8:23pm Andy: Yellow dogs had a horrible tragedy last year
	8:26pm Uncle Michael: I'm thinking about cake.
	8:26pm pacific standard simon: hashish cake
	8:27pm Gary: Hey Andy, welcome! And, yes, a horrible horrible tragedy. Those guys were super sweet, and super rawkers
	8:27pm Uncle Michael: This cake. www.foodnetwork.com...
	8:29pm pacific standard simon: Carrot cakes are dime-a-dozen, but that frosting makes it special!
	8:29pm Uncle Michael: I remember reading about that awful event.
	8:29pm Uncle Michael: There's a lot of ginger in the cake too.
	8:31pm Uncle Michael: Huh...this version has no ginger in the cake batter. I'm sure when I watched her make it there was a lot.
	8:31pm hyde: i'd eat that cake
	8:32pm Gary: I interviewed one of the guys who was killed a few months before it happened. I had seen them at Brooklyn Bowl with my friend Carol & they blew us away: opencitymag.com...
	8:32pm Jill B.: Uncle Michael, Sometimes you just can't beat Ina Garten!
	8:33pm Gary: Ina Garten Da Vida, Bay Bee
	8:33pm Uncle Michael: I like Ina. We have a batch of her oatmeal pecan raisin cookies right now. Plus, she reminds me a lot of my mom.
	8:33pm hyde: oh, I just read the part about the joblessness. Rats. I've been there. Good luck.
	8:35pm Gary: Thanks, Hyde
	8:37pm Holly in NC: I don't like cake, but I think I would eat ALL the frosting. And no sugar necessary!
	8:38pm Gary: Speaking of sweets: THE COOKIES ARE READY
	8:39pm Ike: Hi there! To take it back from sweet to spicy, there is a great new Thai steam table joint called Khao Kang on Woodside Ave. (Elmhurst/Jackson Hts.). They can't tone it down for farangs because the food is already made, so some of the dishes are spicy enough to melt your face off! $7.50 for 3 things over rice. Really nice.
	8:40pm Gary: Ike! I'ma drag my GF there this weekend!
	8:45pm Uncle Michael: OMG, I love 3 things!
	8:47pm mike east: I did a take on Ina's croque Madame for Mother's Day. Evening all!
	8:47pm Holly in NC: @UM - what 3 things, pray tell?
	8:48pm Uncle Michael: I don't care, as longs there's rice under them.
	8:48pm Gary: MikeE! Come on in! ... have some drugs!
	8:49pm Uncle Michael: I just googled croque madam and came down with heart disease.
	8:50pm tim abdellah: Damo!
	8:51pm Gary: Is this song about the drug or the cloud? Debate!
	8:51pm mike east: Yea I'm still feeling it um
	8:51pm Holly in NC: dang I love this song. LOVE.
	8:51pm pacific standard simon: @Holly - the asparagus stems required no straining -- try roasting them to complete softness, next time, then puree with EVOO , lemon and garlic. Or you could roast the garlic with the asparagus!
	8:54pm Uncle Michael: I'm lazy with asparagus. I just bend them near the thick end till they snap. The stump is the tough part. The rest is tender.
	8:55pm Jill B.: OH MY GOD...croque madame/monsiuer......sounds like heaven!
	8:56pm tim abdellah: re: drug/cloud - weapons are the drug of the military industrial complex, so either way...
	8:57pm Gary: Nicely played, Tim!
	8:57pm Uncle Michael: I've heard a lot of versions of Killing Floor and this sure is one of them.
	8:59pm Holly in NC: @pss - that sounds fabulous. I'm thinking about adding chopped preserved lemons over the top, maybe? @Gary - For far too many years of my life, I would've adopted the Joyside cigarette song as my mantra. What a fool was I, and yet I still pause outside smoking areas to inhale that luscious 2ndhand smoke... and hey the Joyside song is really good!
	8:59pm mike east: They were sooo good, Jill b. was quite proud of my bechamel
	8:59pm listener james from westwood: Jill, I busted this one out last week w/ some leftover homemade corned beef and deli turkey: twitter.com...
	9:01pm Uncle Michael: I'm making red flannel hash from leftover corned beef on Saturday.
	9:01pm Ike: Cool beans, Gary. Enjoy the 3 things.
	9:02pm Jill B.: James...scrumptious......looks like I need to go and heat up last night's leftovers.........nothing can compareto what has been posted here tonight!
	9:02pm mike east: Looks great James. Mustard or Russian dressing?
	9:02pm pacific standard simon: I'm sure that would be awesome, Holly. I'm planning on serving the steamed tips in the puree, then squeezing some lemon into the steaming water and spooning a little over the tips.
	9:03pm Uncle Michael: I've never heard of a rachel sandwich before tonight.
	9:03pm Holly in NC: @ljfw - Your rachel/reuben photo makes me react the same way a randy 13 year old reacts to his his 1st centerfold. I am fanning myself. Whew! too hot! :-)
	9:03pm pacific standard simon: Still waiting on the potatoes in the oven. It IS only 6 PM here...
	9:06pm listener james from westwood: @mike east: Russian in this case. @Holly, Jill: Thanks! The only thing I was missing was cole slaw. That would've put it into Bo Derek in "10" territory.
	9:09pm Holly in NC: @Gary -I can't find that particular Joyside anywhere on the web, any clues? @ljfw - you need kraut OR slaw in the sandwich, not both. And I do love slaw. My vote is kraut in, side of slaw on the side.
	9:09pm mike east: The right choice IMO
	9:10pm Gary: Holly, I'll post it for you (and anyone else, just lemme know)
	9:10pm Uncle Michael: Man, I could really go for some Midori right now.
	9:14pm Holly in NC: We could start an argument regarding what exactly comprises a russian dressing, vs 1000 island vs any other reuben-esque dressing contenders - but I have to go walk dogs so I'll look forward to reading everyone's thoughts in archive. [West Coast folks you may not understand the gauntlet I've just thrown down]
	9:15pm pacific standard simon: Holly, you ought to adopt this album title as your motto. :)
	9:15pm Gary: Happy Doggin, Holly!
	9:16pm mike east: My understanding has always been the difference is pickles/relish in Russian, which is what makes it superior
	9:18pm Uncle Michael: My Reuben dressing is mayo with relish, catsup and horseradish.
	9:20pm DJ Poodlecannon: Awesome set tonight.
	9:20pm davex: I put a tiger in my guitar.
	9:21pm carol: man that reuben dressing sounds good uncle michael! i have a major thing for olde timey special sauce on hamburgers - which sounds about like your recipe
	9:22pm pacific standard simon: I've got this Seattle stuff called Karam's Garlic Sauce -- you can order it online, and I heartily recommend that you do.
	9:24pm Gary: Thanks, Poodlecannon! Hey everyone, it's the awesome DJ Poodlecannon! I'll have to have him back on the show again soon so we can have a Brooklyn/Queens deathmatch rematch
	9:24pm Doug Schulkind: Yowza! Finally made it home to catch the final 1/2 hour.
	9:25pm Gary: The Doug!!!!!! So happy to see you here!
	9:26pm listener james from westwood: Must toddle off to bed. Dug the vices, Gary! Good night and good eatin', all!!
	9:26pm Doug Schulkind: A relief to unwind and dig the Sullivan Selections.
	9:27pm Gary: Sleep it off well, James!
	9:27pm DJ Poodlecannon: OMG, a Hong Kong band sounding like a Japanese band! :-)
	9:27pm carol: argh! my internet is going in and out bigtime. if i dont get to listen to the whole thing tonight thanks again gary! super rad as usual! oh and PSS - i am soooo searching out that garlic sauce. it's all over the west coast so i'm sure i'll come across it
	9:28pm pacific standard simon: Naw, they sound like Cub!
	9:28pm Gary: The Carol! Nighty night if we don't hear from you again 2nite
	9:28pm pacific standard simon: @carol - Try Whole Foods.
	9:31pm davex: I remember Stereo Total! They did that Eurovision song, too. French singing in Germany, great show.
	9:43pm Ike: Hmm, I'm listening from a friend's place and her computer speakers sound OK for music, but terrible & muddy whenever a DJ is talking, like the DJ is in a heavy cardboard box. Same problem for all shows. Fiddled w/settings but can't find source of problem. Maybe a connection is loose somewhere.
	9:46pm davex: I'm not entirely sure, but it could be the heavy cardboard box.
	9:49pm Gary: I like to work inside the box, Ike
	9:52pm northguineahills: THanks Jesse!
	9:53pm Gary: NGH, your comment is 25 hours late! :)
	9:56pm Jill B.: Gary, a fun and very different evening.........thank you for being you! Night everyone....."see" you next week.
	9:57pm Gary: Have a good night, mom! Thanks for hanging out again
	9:57pm hyde: thanks Gary!
	9:58pm tim abdellah: Nice set Gary! G'nite
	9:58pm davex: Perfect track to finish, thanks and good night!
	10:00pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Gary!
	10:02pm Gary: Have a wonderful night, everyone -- and thanks for making my evening a nice one
	4:36pm Azteki: Please tell me, what song is playing at 3:01:20?

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from May 14, 2014

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May 14, 2014: Sex, Drugs + Rock 'n' Roll
An homage to everyone's favorite vices, alternately panegyrized and censured by Brazilian 420 activists, Palestinian Just-Say-No-ers, handjob-begging Islamic punks, and guitar heroes and haters from Beijing to Warsaw.

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
INTRO: K. Wylin	Welcome to the Bodega	The Bodega	2010
THEME: Nellie McKay	¡Bodega! "¡Bodega!" by "THEME: Nellie McKay"	Home Sweet Mobile Home	2010
John Wieners	"All about the sexual urge ..."	Live poetry reading		USA	0:03:51 (Pop-up)
Mu	Hello Bored Biz Man "Hello Bored Biz Man" by "Mu"	Afro Finger & Gel	2003	Japan / USA	0:05:07 (Pop-up)
Maria Peszek	Cialo "Cialo" by "Maria Peszek"	Maria Awaria	2008	Poland	0:11:45 (Pop-up)
Kali \| DJBBandolero	Seks (Bass Remix)	Single		Turkey	0:15:38 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: O.N.T.J	Licky Stick "Licky Stick" by "O.N.T.J"	Olivia New Ton John	1996	Japan	0:19:03 (Pop-up)
Kominas	I Want a Hand Job "I Want a Hand Job" by "Kominas"	Wild Nights in Guantanamo Bay	2008	USA	0:23:18 (Pop-up)
Justyna Steczkowska	Tatuuj Mnie "Tatuuj Mnie" by "Justyna Steczkowska"	Dziewczyna Szamana	2005	Poland	0:26:03 (Pop-up)
Grupo Amigos	Dirty Girl "Dirty Girl" by "Grupo Amigos"	Paloma Mensajera		Spain	0:29:30 (Pop-up)
LIMAN	Dirty Party "Dirty Party" by "LIMAN"	Single	2008	China	0:32:30 (Pop-up)
My Little Airport	When the Party Is Over, I MIss My Dear Porn Star	Poetics: Between France and Mongkok	2009	Hong Kong	0:35:14 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Birdy Nam Nam	Homosexuality "Homosexuality" by "Birdy Nam Nam"	Manual for Successful Rioting	2009	France	0:37:43 (Pop-up)
54-71	Homo "Homo" by "54-71"	Untitled	2002	Japan	0:42:12 (Pop-up)
Aiha Higurashi and Loves!	My Slits	Now Is the Time!	2008	Japan	0:44:35 (Pop-up)
Eisvoleas	She Likes the Nutty "She Likes the Nutty" by "Eisvoleas"	Gyeke	2010	Greece	0:48:44 (Pop-up)
Aut' Chose	Sexe-Fiction "Sexe-Fiction" by "Aut' Chose"	Un Nuit Comme un Autre	1975	France	0:53:16 (Pop-up)
Serge Gainsbourg	Sea, Sex and Sun	Single et Duos 1975-1986	2010	France	0:56:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Mala Rodríguez	Flores, Vitamina y Mucho Sexo	Dirty Bailarina	2010	Spain	1:00:06 (Pop-up)
Produto da Rua	Drogas "Drogas" by "Produto da Rua"	Deus Te Ama	1996	Brazil	1:03:36 (Pop-up)
Planet Hemp	Quiemando Tudo "Quiemando Tudo" by "Planet Hemp"	Os Cães Ladra Mas a Caravana Não Pára	1997	Brazil	1:08:04 (Pop-up)
Metz	Wasted "Wasted" by "Metz"	Metz	2012	Canada	1:10:58 (Pop-up)
The Yellow Dogs	Molly "Molly" by "The Yellow Dogs"	Upper Class Complexity	2012	Iran \| USA	1:15:01 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Nortec Collective	Narcoteque "Narcoteque" by "Nortec Collective"	Tijuana Sessions	2005	Mexico	1:19:18 (Pop-up)
MWR	Abiad (Drugs) "Abiad (Drugs)" by "MWR"	Because I'm an Arab	2013	Palestine	1:24:51 (Pop-up)
Tata Bojs	Vesmirna "Vesmirna" by "Tata Bojs"	Futuretro	2000	Czech Republic	1:27:33 (Pop-up)
Madrotter	Likweedflow "Likweedflow" by "Madrotter"	18 Slingshots	2005	Indonesia	1:33:20 (Pop-up)
Hang on the Box	Heroin and Cocaine	Yellow Banana		China	1:35:50 (Pop-up)
LMF	High High "High High" by "LMF"	The Ultimate_s Hits	2009	Hong Kong	1:37:21 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Emma de Angelis	Trip "Trip" by "Emma de Angelis"	La Onda Vampi	2011	Spain	1:40:24 (Pop-up)
Speed, Glue & Shinki	Mr. Walking Drugstore Man	Eve	1971	Japan	1:45:03 (Pop-up)
Can	Mushroom "Mushroom" by "Can"	Tago Mago	1971	Germany	1:49:49 (Pop-up)
Joyside	I Can't Live without Cigarettes	Drunk Is Beautiful	2004	China	1:53:49 (Pop-up)
Blood of Vipers	Psychedelic Web "Psychedelic Web" by "Blood of Vipers"	Simla Beat: 1970-1971	1971	India	1:55:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: DJ Wordy	High All the Time "High All the Time" by "DJ Wordy"	Soulspeak	2011	China	1:58:15 (Pop-up)
Kareem Issaq & Middle Eastern	Rock Besha	Waking Up Sheherazade		USA	2:02:24 (Pop-up)
Guitar Wolf	Murder By Rock "Murder By Rock" by "Guitar Wolf"	Rock 'n' Roll Etiquette	2004	Japan	2:03:39 (Pop-up)
Jacques Dutronc	J'ai Mis un Tigre dans Ma Guitare	Et Moi Et Moi Et Moi	1966	France	2:04:59 (Pop-up)
Guitar Vader	Midori to Rock 'n' Roll	Wild at Honey	2000	Japan	2:07:12 (Pop-up)
54 Nude Honeys	Drift Guitar "Drift Guitar" by "54 Nude Honeys"	Drop the Gun	1998	Japan	2:10:54 (Pop-up)
Subs	Rock Heart "Rock Heart" by "Subs"	Queen of Fucking Everything	2010	China	2:12:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Kim & Buran	Rock 'n' Robot "Rock 'n' Robot" by "Kim & Buran"	Russkie Wig-Out!	2011	Russia	2:17:25 (Pop-up)
Tohpati Bertiga	Rock Camp "Rock Camp" by "Tohpati Bertiga"	Riot	2012	Indonesia	2:21:43 (Pop-up)
The Pancakes	Rock Guitar "Rock Guitar" by "The Pancakes"	Sometimes I Just Can't Remember All the Things We Did Together	2010	Hong Kong	2:25:43 (Pop-up)
Stereo Total	Dactylo Rock "Dactylo Rock" by "Stereo Total"	Oh Ah!	1995	Germany	2:28:58 (Pop-up)
Liquillo y Los Trogloditas	Rock and Roll Star	Spanish New Wave: The Golden Age	2013	Spain	2:31:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: 5th Garden	I Dig Rock and Roll Music	Time Place Occasion	1994	Japan	2:35:23 (Pop-up)
Los Shains	Quieres Ser Strella de Rock and Roll	¡Vade Ultra! Ácidos Latinoamericanos	2008	Peru	2:39:56 (Pop-up)
Carsick Cars	Rock 'n' Roll Hero "Rock 'n' Roll Hero" by "Carsick Cars"	Beijing Bubbles	2007	China	2:41:40 (Pop-up)
Cui JIan	Fresh Flesh Rock 'n' Roll	The Power of the Powerless	1999	China	2:44:55 (Pop-up)
Birdstriking	No More Rock 'n' Roll	Birdstriking	2012	China	2:50:27 (Pop-up)
OUTRO: Catrina	Hei La Bodega "Hei La Bodega" by "OUTRO: Catrina"	Hei La Bodega - Carnaval!	2000		2:57:41 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:00pm davex: Hi Gary and all to come! Interesting intro...
	7:00pm ndbob: evening Gary and everyone!
	7:01pm Gary: Howdy, Dave + Bob! Come help me celebrate my joblessness!
	7:01pm carol: im here on some sketchy wifi! hopefully it wont cut out too much
	7:01pm Jill B.: Good evening Gary, davex, and ndbob! Another interesting evening of music!
	7:02pm Gary: Carol! Didn't think I'd be seeing you, but glad you're here!
	7:02pm Jill B.: Gary..............freedom!
	7:02pm carol: i didnt think so either!
	7:03pm davex: That doesn't sound good, Gary, unless it's good?
	7:04pm carol: oh yeah - is the joblessness intentional? im all for joblessness!!
	7:04pm doca: Hi, Gary, I'm here too!
	7:05pm Gary: Howdy DOCA!
	7:06pm doca: Yes, joblessness should be celebrated
	7:06pm Gary: Well, let me just say that, I had a great job for 13 years and now I'm looking for something else.
	7:08pm Gary: Not intentional on my part, no.
	7:09pm carol: joblessness gets a bad wrap. sorry to hear that gary! good luck finding something even better :)
	7:09pm conrad: Who's the gal in the pic passed out/taking a well-earned break?
	7:10pm Gary: Conrad, that's Kang Mao of Subs. We'll be hearing from her a bit later this evening
	7:11pm Gary: Thanks, Carol! I'm going to make extremely good use of the time I've been given -- I feel like I've earned that much
	7:13pm Gary: It just happened yesterday, so I'm still getting used to the idea.
	7:14pm davex: Sounds like a good plan - make the best of things, and who knows what's next. Sorry if that sounds a bit clichéd.
	7:14pm doca: My brother just won a major prize with his master dissertation and I'm gonna celebrate with family. See you later, Gary and all!
	7:14pm Gary: Cliche or no, it's true
	7:15pm doca: *master's dissertation...
	7:15pm Gary: "Cialo," btw = "body" in Polish
	7:15pm Gary: Whoa, that's awesome, DOCA -- congrats!
	7:16pm davex: Congratulations, Doca, enjoy the occasion!
	7:17pm ndbob: great doca!
	7:17pm Gary: DESSERT ALERT! Someone is makin cookies for me as I type this!
	7:19pm listener james from westwood: w00t! All hail cookies and their makers! Hey there, Gary and all!!
	7:19pm Gary: James! Welcome!
	7:20pm pacific standard simon: Hi Gary! I'm making country-style pork ribs, asparagus in asparagus puree, and potatoes roasted in duck fat -- but they just won't fit down the internet tubes!
	7:24pm pacific standard simon: I do know who John Wieners is -- I have several shelves full of poetry, and I'm sure he's in some of those anthologies -- but I can't recall any favorites that he might have written.
	7:24pm Gary: Hey Simon! We picked up some asparagus here at the Farmers Market last Sunday, but I think our plans for them are much less thrilling than your own
	7:24pm pacific standard simon: You know your mom might be listening to this song, right?
	7:24pm listener james from westwood: There was a discussion on Twitter earlier among a few copy editors over whether the term being mentioned in this song should be written closed, as "handjob," or open, as "hand job." Closed won the day.
	7:25pm Gary: Wieners might be in one of the, gosh, like Don Allen anthologies?
	7:26pm davex: I do a lot of copy editing, but have yet to have that particular problem!
	7:26pm Jill B.: Oh, Simon, I'm not a prude!
	7:27pm pacific standard simon: Yep, there he is, in The New American Poetry. Hey, I found a can of peanuts that I hid from my wife, on that shelf!
	7:27pm Gary: James, I think I used a hyphen, which, if so, shows my age
	7:28pm Gary: Peanuts & Poetry
	7:29pm Holly in NC: Hi Everyone! Congrats @Doca & brother of Doca. @Gary, enjoy the HELL out of your unplanned break. @pss - assuming your puree is from the stalk ends, how are you getting the fibers out? Do you have a chinois? I really want a chinois. :-)
	7:29pm pacific standard simon: OK, Jill. Just messin' with Gary. ;)
	7:29pm Gary: The Holly! Thank you!
	7:31pm pacific standard simon: @Holly - You assume correct, but I'm also roasting the crap out of the stems first.
	7:31pm pacific standard simon: Then steaming the tips.
	7:32pm Uncle Michael: I love everyone!
	7:32pm Gary: And Everyone Loves Uncle Michael! (that sounds like a TV show)
	7:32pm pacific standard simon: Don't wear yourself out, Michael.
	7:33pm Gary: UM hit the E early
	7:33pm cosmic matrix: will you shout out to me?
	7:34pm cosmic matrix: oops, wrong stream! sowwwy
	7:34pm davex: That last one could work for the cross-cultural confusion CD.
	7:35pm pacific standard simon: What do you mean, "wrong stream"? Isn't the cosmic matrix everywhere?
	7:35pm Gary: WE'LL SHOUT OUT TO YOU ANYWAY, MR OR MS MATRIX!!!!!!! <--------[infinity]
	7:35pm Uncle Michael: Gary, I hit the station as the needle hits E!
	7:35pm davex: He deserves a shout-out (shoutout? shout out?) regardless.
	7:37pm pacific standard simon: Shoot out.
	7:37pm davex: Shutout?
	7:39pm Uncle Michael: Read the poem, you tease.
	7:40pm Uncle Michael: YAY! Guitar Wolf.
	7:40pm Uncle Michael: Yay, poem!
	7:41pm Holly in NC: @pss - just to be a bitch, must tell you that 2 weeks ago I was lucky enough to eat asparagus freshly dug from my neighbor's yard, that and fresh eggs from their chickens = perk of dog/chicken sitting for them. Said asparagus was delicious raw. I fervently hope that everyone has the opportunity, someday, to eat asparagus right out of the ground. The rest of course, I ate with the eggs! :-)
	7:41pm Uncle Michael: I love Poetry Corner.
	7:42pm Holly in NC: Hello UM, happy you're happy!
	7:44pm Gary: Holly, we just bought tomato seeds to plant out on our apt balcony
	7:44pm Jill B.: Hello Holly, There is really nothing as wonderful as walking through your own garden and harvesting wonderful fresh vegetables and flowers! Well, almost nothing.
	7:46pm Gary: Aiha Higurashi was the lead singer / songwriter in the amazing Seagull Screaming Kiss Her Kiss Her (I feel like I've typed that into a previous playlist before)
	7:46pm pacific standard simon: @Holly - No complaint from me about your good fortune! We've got plenty vegetables growing around the property. I'm a big asparagus enthusiast, even though I am an ahem smeller.
	7:47pm ndbob: nice one here Gary!
	7:47pm listener james from westwood: One of the great regrets of living in an apartment is no plot of land to till. Not enough light in here to grow anything more than an herb garden. Which is still better than nothing, but not as good as going from vine or ground to table in 10 steps.
	7:47pm Uncle Michael: I'm down with band names taken from XTC songs.
	7:48pm Gary: UM, I will have to send you a link to all of SSKHKH's albums ... they were so, so good
	7:50pm Holly in NC: @Jill B ... romance prior to and/or after harvesting might be ideal, yes? Or in my case at the moment, a really well made drink prior, and a really good book after ;-0
	7:51pm Gary: BOOKS! I can READ BOOKS AGAIN!!!!!
	7:51pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Gary! Now I'm less happy. Baseball postponed due to rain!
	7:52pm Gary: Those guys get paid well enough that a bit of rain ought not stop them.
	7:53pm Jill B.: Holly, I agree with you!
	7:58pm Uncle Michael: This is going to inspire me to play The Cosmopolitan on my show.
	7:58pm Gary: "Excuse me ... I am a Frenchman" has always been my "go-to" pickup line
	7:58pm ndbob: excellent first hour Gary! Good luck with the job search - and enjoy your time off!
	7:58pm listener james from westwood: I will chill the sham-pahn-ya.
	7:59pm Gary: Thanks, Bob -- have a great night!
	7:59pm pacific standard simon: @Michael - come over to the sunny side. Giants already beat the Braves 10-4 on a beautiful San Francisco afternoon.
	8:04pm tim abdellah: Got here a little late - I miss the sexy time :(
	8:06pm Gary: Tim! You're just in time, however, to get wasted
	8:06pm pacific standard simon: @Gary - I'd forgotten how much I liked the Paul Carroll poem in that Allen anthology.
	8:07pm Gary: That anthology is one of the greatest books ever published in this country, imho
	8:08pm pacific standard simon: Richard Brautigan was SUPER pissed-off when he got left out of it.
	8:09pm Gary: Simon: MY MOM GAVE ME MY FIRST RICHARD BRAUTIGAN BOOK: The Abortion. (Or did I just read her copy?)
	8:13pm Uncle Michael: This smokes!
	8:14pm fleep: If you insist.
	8:14pm Gary: These Metz actually win
	8:15pm Gary: Fleep!
	8:16pm davex: Now, now, Gary.
	8:19pm Jill B.: Gary, I have no idea!
	8:20pm hyde: I think I missed sex and drugs but it sounds like there's still rock and roll
	8:23pm pacific standard simon: I'm pretty sure that's the only Brautigan book I've read all the way through, and 40 years ago at that. I picked up the Brautigan factoid from his biography.
	8:23pm Andy: Yellow dogs had a horrible tragedy last year
	8:26pm Uncle Michael: I'm thinking about cake.
	8:26pm pacific standard simon: hashish cake
	8:27pm Gary: Hey Andy, welcome! And, yes, a horrible horrible tragedy. Those guys were super sweet, and super rawkers
	8:27pm Uncle Michael: This cake. www.foodnetwork.com...
	8:29pm pacific standard simon: Carrot cakes are dime-a-dozen, but that frosting makes it special!
	8:29pm Uncle Michael: I remember reading about that awful event.
	8:29pm Uncle Michael: There's a lot of ginger in the cake too.
	8:31pm Uncle Michael: Huh...this version has no ginger in the cake batter. I'm sure when I watched her make it there was a lot.
	8:31pm hyde: i'd eat that cake
	8:32pm Gary: I interviewed one of the guys who was killed a few months before it happened. I had seen them at Brooklyn Bowl with my friend Carol & they blew us away: opencitymag.com...
	8:32pm Jill B.: Uncle Michael, Sometimes you just can't beat Ina Garten!
	8:33pm Gary: Ina Garten Da Vida, Bay Bee
	8:33pm Uncle Michael: I like Ina. We have a batch of her oatmeal pecan raisin cookies right now. Plus, she reminds me a lot of my mom.
	8:33pm hyde: oh, I just read the part about the joblessness. Rats. I've been there. Good luck.
	8:35pm Gary: Thanks, Hyde
	8:37pm Holly in NC: I don't like cake, but I think I would eat ALL the frosting. And no sugar necessary!
	8:38pm Gary: Speaking of sweets: THE COOKIES ARE READY
	8:39pm Ike: Hi there! To take it back from sweet to spicy, there is a great new Thai steam table joint called Khao Kang on Woodside Ave. (Elmhurst/Jackson Hts.). They can't tone it down for farangs because the food is already made, so some of the dishes are spicy enough to melt your face off! $7.50 for 3 things over rice. Really nice.
	8:40pm Gary: Ike! I'ma drag my GF there this weekend!
	8:45pm Uncle Michael: OMG, I love 3 things!
	8:47pm mike east: I did a take on Ina's croque Madame for Mother's Day. Evening all!
	8:47pm Holly in NC: @UM - what 3 things, pray tell?
	8:48pm Uncle Michael: I don't care, as longs there's rice under them.
	8:48pm Gary: MikeE! Come on in! ... have some drugs!
	8:49pm Uncle Michael: I just googled croque madam and came down with heart disease.
	8:50pm tim abdellah: Damo!
	8:51pm Gary: Is this song about the drug or the cloud? Debate!
	8:51pm mike east: Yea I'm still feeling it um
	8:51pm Holly in NC: dang I love this song. LOVE.
	8:51pm pacific standard simon: @Holly - the asparagus stems required no straining -- try roasting them to complete softness, next time, then puree with EVOO , lemon and garlic. Or you could roast the garlic with the asparagus!
	8:54pm Uncle Michael: I'm lazy with asparagus. I just bend them near the thick end till they snap. The stump is the tough part. The rest is tender.
	8:55pm Jill B.: OH MY GOD...croque madame/monsiuer......sounds like heaven!
	8:56pm tim abdellah: re: drug/cloud - weapons are the drug of the military industrial complex, so either way...
	8:57pm Gary: Nicely played, Tim!
	8:57pm Uncle Michael: I've heard a lot of versions of Killing Floor and this sure is one of them.
	8:59pm Holly in NC: @pss - that sounds fabulous. I'm thinking about adding chopped preserved lemons over the top, maybe? @Gary - For far too many years of my life, I would've adopted the Joyside cigarette song as my mantra. What a fool was I, and yet I still pause outside smoking areas to inhale that luscious 2ndhand smoke... and hey the Joyside song is really good!
	8:59pm mike east: They were sooo good, Jill b. was quite proud of my bechamel
	8:59pm listener james from westwood: Jill, I busted this one out last week w/ some leftover homemade corned beef and deli turkey: twitter.com...
	9:01pm Uncle Michael: I'm making red flannel hash from leftover corned beef on Saturday.
	9:01pm Ike: Cool beans, Gary. Enjoy the 3 things.
	9:02pm Jill B.: James...scrumptious......looks like I need to go and heat up last night's leftovers.........nothing can compareto what has been posted here tonight!
	9:02pm mike east: Looks great James. Mustard or Russian dressing?
	9:02pm pacific standard simon: I'm sure that would be awesome, Holly. I'm planning on serving the steamed tips in the puree, then squeezing some lemon into the steaming water and spooning a little over the tips.
	9:03pm Uncle Michael: I've never heard of a rachel sandwich before tonight.
	9:03pm Holly in NC: @ljfw - Your rachel/reuben photo makes me react the same way a randy 13 year old reacts to his his 1st centerfold. I am fanning myself. Whew! too hot! :-)
	9:03pm pacific standard simon: Still waiting on the potatoes in the oven. It IS only 6 PM here...
	9:06pm listener james from westwood: @mike east: Russian in this case. @Holly, Jill: Thanks! The only thing I was missing was cole slaw. That would've put it into Bo Derek in "10" territory.
	9:09pm Holly in NC: @Gary -I can't find that particular Joyside anywhere on the web, any clues? @ljfw - you need kraut OR slaw in the sandwich, not both. And I do love slaw. My vote is kraut in, side of slaw on the side.
	9:09pm mike east: The right choice IMO
	9:10pm Gary: Holly, I'll post it for you (and anyone else, just lemme know)
	9:10pm Uncle Michael: Man, I could really go for some Midori right now.
	9:14pm Holly in NC: We could start an argument regarding what exactly comprises a russian dressing, vs 1000 island vs any other reuben-esque dressing contenders - but I have to go walk dogs so I'll look forward to reading everyone's thoughts in archive. [West Coast folks you may not understand the gauntlet I've just thrown down]
	9:15pm pacific standard simon: Holly, you ought to adopt this album title as your motto. :)
	9:15pm Gary: Happy Doggin, Holly!
	9:16pm mike east: My understanding has always been the difference is pickles/relish in Russian, which is what makes it superior
	9:18pm Uncle Michael: My Reuben dressing is mayo with relish, catsup and horseradish.
	9:20pm DJ Poodlecannon: Awesome set tonight.
	9:20pm davex: I put a tiger in my guitar.
	9:21pm carol: man that reuben dressing sounds good uncle michael! i have a major thing for olde timey special sauce on hamburgers - which sounds about like your recipe
	9:22pm pacific standard simon: I've got this Seattle stuff called Karam's Garlic Sauce -- you can order it online, and I heartily recommend that you do.
	9:24pm Gary: Thanks, Poodlecannon! Hey everyone, it's the awesome DJ Poodlecannon! I'll have to have him back on the show again soon so we can have a Brooklyn/Queens deathmatch rematch
	9:24pm Doug Schulkind: Yowza! Finally made it home to catch the final 1/2 hour.
	9:25pm Gary: The Doug!!!!!! So happy to see you here!
	9:26pm listener james from westwood: Must toddle off to bed. Dug the vices, Gary! Good night and good eatin', all!!
	9:26pm Doug Schulkind: A relief to unwind and dig the Sullivan Selections.
	9:27pm Gary: Sleep it off well, James!
	9:27pm DJ Poodlecannon: OMG, a Hong Kong band sounding like a Japanese band! :-)
	9:27pm carol: argh! my internet is going in and out bigtime. if i dont get to listen to the whole thing tonight thanks again gary! super rad as usual! oh and PSS - i am soooo searching out that garlic sauce. it's all over the west coast so i'm sure i'll come across it
	9:28pm pacific standard simon: Naw, they sound like Cub!
	9:28pm Gary: The Carol! Nighty night if we don't hear from you again 2nite
	9:28pm pacific standard simon: @carol - Try Whole Foods.
	9:31pm davex: I remember Stereo Total! They did that Eurovision song, too. French singing in Germany, great show.
	9:43pm Ike: Hmm, I'm listening from a friend's place and her computer speakers sound OK for music, but terrible & muddy whenever a DJ is talking, like the DJ is in a heavy cardboard box. Same problem for all shows. Fiddled w/settings but can't find source of problem. Maybe a connection is loose somewhere.
	9:46pm davex: I'm not entirely sure, but it could be the heavy cardboard box.
	9:49pm Gary: I like to work inside the box, Ike
	9:52pm northguineahills: THanks Jesse!
	9:53pm Gary: NGH, your comment is 25 hours late! :)
	9:56pm Jill B.: Gary, a fun and very different evening.........thank you for being you! Night everyone....."see" you next week.
	9:57pm Gary: Have a good night, mom! Thanks for hanging out again
	9:57pm hyde: thanks Gary!
	9:58pm tim abdellah: Nice set Gary! G'nite
	9:58pm davex: Perfect track to finish, thanks and good night!
	10:00pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Gary!
	10:02pm Gary: Have a wonderful night, everyone -- and thanks for making my evening a nice one
	4:36pm Azteki: Please tell me, what song is playing at 3:01:20?

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from May 14, 2014

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