WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from June 18, 2014

Listener comments!
	👻 3:07pm rrg: You first, Irwin.
	3:08pm Laura L: Well, hello there, RRG & Irwin.
	3:08pm Michael: Second?!
	3:08pm Irwin: Who dat?
	👻 3:10pm rrg: Hello, all!
	3:10pm Laura L: Nobody here but us chickens.
	3:17pm Guido from Cologne: Have seen FSK recendly. I think they are in one of their best periods right now. Hello everyone!
	3:20pm common: yea, skiffle!
	3:22pm Guido from Cologne: FSK : Volontary self control : is the self-censorship institute of the German film industry (where our x-ratings come from).
	3:23pm nate: Courtney Barnett is playing Cambridge MA tonight.... that seems like a bit of a hellride to make the show
	👻 3:24pm rrg: 3-4 hours from New York to Cambridge. Why, that's nothing.
	👻 3:24pm rrg: That's EASY!
	👻 3:25pm rrg: You can wait to hear her in Cambridge after WE'VE heard her.
	3:27pm Michael: Show is at 9:00 but she better not hit traffic!
	3:27pm Guido from Cologne: Courtney already got rave reviews over here ... "the next ultra cool thing to come". Loved her double-EP.
	👻 3:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: She should ride Amtrak's Acela to get there quickly and in comfort. The Eastern Shuttle isn't flying anymore.
	👻 3:27pm rrg: They'll hold the curtain for her. Or whatever it is they have at such venues.
	3:28pm still b/p: Gumball Rally - Northeast Corridor Edition!
	3:29pm Irwin: Courtney and the Courtney Barnetts will make it to Cambridge via teleportation.
	3:30pm Guido from Cologne: "A curtain for Courtney" ... somehow this sounds logical.
	3:30pm Michael: Sinclair is not far from MIT so perhaps that's true. Hopefully she and her mates can get some food there - it's not bad.
	👻 3:33pm Ken From Hyde Park: Tough break for her Socceroos against The Netherlands today. Hopefully, they'll score a few against Spain next week....everyone else is.
	3:34pm common: that west coast pop art experimental band tune was grand! click!
	👻 3:36pm rrg: You DID click on it. I can see!
	3:37pm Irwin: This are song by Nick Mr. Cave.
	3:37pm Guido from Cologne: Yey, one of my fav wcpaeb-tracks.
	3:43pm Laura L: Speaking of performances coming up--for folks in NYC and nearby, Sunday JG Thirlwell and many others at Bang on a Can Marathon... http://bangonacan.org/2014/june/bang_on_a_can_marathon_brookfield_place_winter_garden
	3:46pm common: i DID, rrg. i DID indeed!
	3:46pm Andrew Waterloo: That Bang on a Can marathon looks amazing. Always enjoyed Bang on a Can related performances when ever they came up here.
	3:48pm rsj: we're used to it mr senator
	3:50pm berbo: Endless Elastic Summertime
	3:51pm scala fan: yay scala
	👻 3:52pm rrg: You're right, whoever you are.
	3:52pm common: thanks for the link, laura. sounds cool.
	3:54pm MD: That version of "I touch Myself" MADE MY WHOLE DAY!!!!
	3:55pm Mike Sin: Del Shannon on Liberty... lost of special, interesting cuts during that period.
	👻 3:55pm rrg: Del also does "When You Walk in the Room" on that album. Which is why I have it. Play that one too.
	3:57pm Guido from Cologne: interesting version of "hurt" though the very original by Miss Tony Fisher is very special and the most psychedelic 1958 had to offer.
	3:59pm still b/p: I agree, Guido. Fun dose of phasey goodness in that version.
	👻 4:00pm rrg: This is taking us to the top of the hour.
	4:01pm Guido from Cologne: ... first phase on a pop record ever ... if no earlier had emerged from some archives yet ...
	4:07pm Irwin: courtneybarnett.com.au
	4:11pm Mike East: glad I made it in time. Courtney Barnett sounding great! The Courtney Barnetts sound great too!
	4:14pm nickybones: Love, love, love Courtney. So bummed I missed her 2 NYC shows.
	4:23pm MD: TASMANIA!!!!
	4:30pm Rectitude: yeah that was good, COURTNEY music
	4:53pm Guido from Cologne: Have to keep my eyes open if Courtney will make it to Cologne.
	👻 4:55pm rrg: I went back and listened to this album after Irwin played it last week. I always kinda-sorta liked it even though there's a little too much hippie sentiment in there.
	👻 4:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: The Socceroos were eliminated today. I hope Courtney takes it well.
	5:05pm Irwin: rrg: yes, there is a high proportion of hippie swill on Surf's Up, but several timeless Brian Wilson songs too.
	5:10pm Andrew Waterloo: Well.. that was a classic piece of Can-Con
	👻 5:13pm rrg: One thing that surprised me about Surf's Up (when I read more about it) was how much of it was NOT written by Brian Wilson, though he's all over it.
	👻 5:14pm rrg: Can-Con can't go unmentioned. That's not a dig, Andrew. It's just a fact. My brother was a MuchMusic VJ so a lot of that stuff is burned into my head, too.
	5:17pm Listening Out There: Wasn't Surfs Up one of those late Beach Boys recordings that are all over the map? I used to have a copy of 20/20, which had stuff that was supposed to be on Smile, etc.
	5:18pm Andrew Waterloo: I spent a considerable amount of time affix to Much Music around the time that song came out.
	5:19pm Guido from Cologne: I go for "Sunflower".
	👻 5:20pm rrg: Hey! I have NJX@NY$!, but where can I get NJX@NY$!#2?
	👻 5:21pm rrg: I can already tell this Roland Kirk piece is going to be great.
	5:26pm Listening Out There: Now, kiddies, Roland Kirk was known for playing more than one reed instrument simultaneously. In the current piece, he's done that in a couple of stretches, both in the solo and the melody...
	5:28pm Guido from Cologne: I abuse WFMU as an antidote to worldcup outdoor tv. It helps!
	5:29pm Andrew Waterloo: Roland Kirk was a monster and there is video proof!
	👻 5:29pm rrg: Yeah, I gather that all over Europe people are watching the World Cup outdoors on flat screen TVs in public places.
	5:35pm Listening Out There: Here in Seattle, some are watching the World Cup in a gentrified alley: http://alleynetworkproject.com/category/nordalley/
	5:46pm nickybones: Man, totally remember this DK covers album. Wonder what I did with that record...
	5:49pm Irwin: Beth Sorrentino wrote this. Originally recorded by her old band Suddenly Tammy.
	5:51pm Laura L: That Murals song's a keeper. Thanks, Irwin--very nice show today, and Courtney was super--and I was just thinking this reminded me of Beth Sorrentino.
	👻 5:54pm rrg: Sorry, Beth wrote the Murals song, or the Cara Dillon song? I blinked for a second.
	5:55pm Laura L: I think the Cara Dillon song, right, Irwin?
	👻 5:59pm rrg: Right, the Cara Dillon.
	6:05pm Irwin: Yep, "River, Run" is Beth's. Cara was a fan of Suddenly Tammy and had wanted to record that song for years.
	9:38pm Droll: IC: Did you have horrible day jobs? CB: [Laughing too hard to respond] "Yeah! I've had plenty of horrible day jobs!" IC: Our listeners want to know you've suffered for your art. No, I do NOT want to hear good musicians suffer for their art. ...and then her story about her parents. Musicians are held in such low regard, when it manifests itself in stories and shows like this... I'm speechless. On a happier note, "How to Make a Tape Recorder" was excellent and your show is great (when you're not portraying mistreating musicians as normal/okay). You have always been encouraged to test the limits of how much Killing Joke is appropriate. And hearing the Bonzo Shuffle can only foretell good things. I'm looking forward to players who were omitted from the first episode: Hampton, Rich, Gadd, Bozzio, Smith, Peart, Colaiuta, Copland, Phillips... So many great drummers to enjoy and compare and contrast...
	10:23pm Irwin: I asked her those questions, and she gave polite and light-hearted answers. Your criticism of her is actually a criticism of me. Which is fine, I offer no defense. I'm sure you speak for many listeners.
	1:42pm mrose: "Our listeners want to know you've suffered for your art." Irwin, this is why I've been listening to you for the past 35 years. Your deliciously outrageous sense of humor has been a cornerstone of what you offer listeners.

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from June 18, 2014

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June 18, 2014: Courtney Barnett and the Courtney Barnetts (live set)

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Lee Morgan	Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit)	The Gigolo	Blue Note	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Rory McLeod	Love Like a Rock (In a Stormy Sea)	Footsteps and Heartbeats	Cooking Vinyl	0:03:47 (Pop-up)
Marmalade Souls	Famous "Famous" by "Marmalade Souls"	In Stereo	Rainbow Quartz	0:07:22 (Pop-up)
F.S.K. (Freiwillige Selbstkontrolle)	Jazz Lexikon	Tel Aviv	Phantom Sound & Vision	0:10:45 (Pop-up)

The Tiger Lillies	Sing a Song "Sing a Song" by "The Tiger Lillies"	Live at WFMU 11/3/04	Misery Guts	0:19:08 (Pop-up)
Amor de Días	Maureen "Maureen" by "Amor de Días"	The House at Sea	Merge	0:24:00 (Pop-up)
The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band	A Child's Guide to Good & Evil	A Child's Guide to Good & Evil	Sundazed	0:29:32 (Pop-up)
Giant Sand	Red Right Hand "Red Right Hand" by "Giant Sand"	Cover Magazine	Fire Records	0:32:15 (Pop-up)
Elastic Summer	Kids (MGMT cover) "Kids (MGMT cover)" by "Elastic Summer"	live on Seven Second Delay 17 NOV 10	WFMU	0:36:14 (Pop-up)

Brian Wilson	Summertime "Summertime" by "Brian Wilson"	Brian Wilson Reimagines Gershwin	Disney Pearl Series	0:45:19 (Pop-up)
Scala Choir and Kolacny Brothers	I Touch Myself	Dream On	PIAS	0:48:07 (Pop-up)
Del Shannon	The Big Hurt "The Big Hurt" by "Del Shannon"	This is My Bag	Beat Goes On	0:50:24 (Pop-up)
Tom Waits	Step Right Up "Step Right Up" by "Tom Waits"	Small Change	Elektra	0:52:32 (Pop-up)

COURTNEY BARNETT & THE COURTNEY BARNETTS	LIVE ON WFMU	engineers: Jean-Paul Gautreaux and Scott Williams		1:00:30 (Pop-up)
Courtney Barnett	Don't Apply Compression Gently	live on WFMU (recorded June 17, 2014)	Milk Records	1:01:10 (Pop-up)
Courtney Barnett	Avant Gardener "Avant Gardener" by "Courtney Barnett"	live on WFMU (recorded June 17, 2014)	Milk Records	1:03:36 (Pop-up)
Courtney Barnett	interview seg 1 "interview seg 1" by "Courtney Barnett"			1:10:26 (Pop-up)
Courtney Barnett	David "David" by "Courtney Barnett"	live on WFMU (recorded June 17, 2014)	Milk Records	1:12:40 (Pop-up)
Courtney Barnett	History Eraser "History Eraser" by "Courtney Barnett"	live on WFMU (recorded June 17, 2014)	Milk Records	1:15:32 (Pop-up)
Courtney Barnett	interview seg 2 "interview seg 2" by "Courtney Barnett"			1:19:10 (Pop-up)
Courtney Barnett	Scotty Says "Scotty Says" by "Courtney Barnett"	live on WFMU (recorded June 17, 2014)	Milk Records	1:21:39 (Pop-up)

George Russell Sextet	The Lydiot "The Lydiot" by "George Russell Sextet"	Ezz-thetics	Riverside	1:28:17 (Pop-up)
Peter Bastin	How to Make a Tape Recorder	The World of Peter Bastin	Peter Bastin	1:35:51 (Pop-up)
Bill Wells Trio	Presentation Piece #1	Also in White	Geographic	1:38:04 (Pop-up)
Sharon Van Etten	Nothing Will Change	Are We There	Jagjaguwar	1:47:15 (Pop-up)
Beach Boys	Feel Flows "Feel Flows" by "Beach Boys"	Surf's Up	Capitol	1:50:41 (Pop-up)

Parquet Courts	Bodies Made Of "Bodies Made Of" by "Parquet Courts"	Sunbathing Animal	What's Your Rupture?	2:01:45 (Pop-up)
Pursuit of Happiness	Cigarette Dangles	The Downward Road	Polygram	2:04:46 (Pop-up)
The Jethros	You've Made Me So Very Happy	Love Musix	Rumblestiltskin	2:07:18 (Pop-up)
Used Alien Mind	Machine Gun Love "Machine Gun Love" by "Used Alien Mind"	Positive Mental Theme	Used Alien Mind	2:11:57 (Pop-up)
Leona Bass with the Lost Guitars	I Want to Marry an Egghead	NJX@NY$!#2	Radiophone Archives	2:14:42 (Pop-up)
Rahsaan Roland Kirk	Echoes of Primitive Ohio and Chili Dogs	The Case of The 3-Sided Dream In Audio Color	Atlantic	2:17:55 (Pop-up)

Ex Cops	Ken "Ken" by "Ex Cops"	True Hallucinations	Fat Possum	2:29:23 (Pop-up)
Killing Joke	Tension "Tension" by "Killing Joke"	What's THIS for...!	Malicious Damage	2:31:41 (Pop-up)
Vermillion Sands	Wake Me When I Die	Vermillion Sands	Sacred Bones	2:35:52 (Pop-up)
Les Thugs	Moon Over Marin "Moon Over Marin" by "Les Thugs"	Virus 100: Dead Kennedy Covers	Alternative Tentacles	2:38:17 (Pop-up)
Murals	Turning Still "Turning Still" by "Murals"	On a Passing Cloud	Murals	2:43:41 (Pop-up)
Cara Dillon	River, Run "River, Run" by "Cara Dillon"	A Thousand Hearts	Charcoal	2:46:14 (Pop-up)
Harold Nicholas	Beyond the Sea "Beyond the Sea" by "Harold Nicholas"	Funny Bones (film soundtrack album)	Don't Know Records	2:50:06 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	👻 3:07pm rrg: You first, Irwin.
	3:08pm Laura L: Well, hello there, RRG & Irwin.
	3:08pm Michael: Second?!
	3:08pm Irwin: Who dat?
	👻 3:10pm rrg: Hello, all!
	3:10pm Laura L: Nobody here but us chickens.
	3:17pm Guido from Cologne: Have seen FSK recendly. I think they are in one of their best periods right now. Hello everyone!
	3:20pm common: yea, skiffle!
	3:22pm Guido from Cologne: FSK : Volontary self control : is the self-censorship institute of the German film industry (where our x-ratings come from).
	3:23pm nate: Courtney Barnett is playing Cambridge MA tonight.... that seems like a bit of a hellride to make the show
	👻 3:24pm rrg: 3-4 hours from New York to Cambridge. Why, that's nothing.
	👻 3:24pm rrg: That's EASY!
	👻 3:25pm rrg: You can wait to hear her in Cambridge after WE'VE heard her.
	3:27pm Michael: Show is at 9:00 but she better not hit traffic!
	3:27pm Guido from Cologne: Courtney already got rave reviews over here ... "the next ultra cool thing to come". Loved her double-EP.
	👻 3:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: She should ride Amtrak's Acela to get there quickly and in comfort. The Eastern Shuttle isn't flying anymore.
	👻 3:27pm rrg: They'll hold the curtain for her. Or whatever it is they have at such venues.
	3:28pm still b/p: Gumball Rally - Northeast Corridor Edition!
	3:29pm Irwin: Courtney and the Courtney Barnetts will make it to Cambridge via teleportation.
	3:30pm Guido from Cologne: "A curtain for Courtney" ... somehow this sounds logical.
	3:30pm Michael: Sinclair is not far from MIT so perhaps that's true. Hopefully she and her mates can get some food there - it's not bad.
	👻 3:33pm Ken From Hyde Park: Tough break for her Socceroos against The Netherlands today. Hopefully, they'll score a few against Spain next week....everyone else is.
	3:34pm common: that west coast pop art experimental band tune was grand! click!
	👻 3:36pm rrg: You DID click on it. I can see!
	3:37pm Irwin: This are song by Nick Mr. Cave.
	3:37pm Guido from Cologne: Yey, one of my fav wcpaeb-tracks.
	3:43pm Laura L: Speaking of performances coming up--for folks in NYC and nearby, Sunday JG Thirlwell and many others at Bang on a Can Marathon... http://bangonacan.org/2014/june/bang_on_a_can_marathon_brookfield_place_winter_garden
	3:46pm common: i DID, rrg. i DID indeed!
	3:46pm Andrew Waterloo: That Bang on a Can marathon looks amazing. Always enjoyed Bang on a Can related performances when ever they came up here.
	3:48pm rsj: we're used to it mr senator
	3:50pm berbo: Endless Elastic Summertime
	3:51pm scala fan: yay scala
	👻 3:52pm rrg: You're right, whoever you are.
	3:52pm common: thanks for the link, laura. sounds cool.
	3:54pm MD: That version of "I touch Myself" MADE MY WHOLE DAY!!!!
	3:55pm Mike Sin: Del Shannon on Liberty... lost of special, interesting cuts during that period.
	👻 3:55pm rrg: Del also does "When You Walk in the Room" on that album. Which is why I have it. Play that one too.
	3:57pm Guido from Cologne: interesting version of "hurt" though the very original by Miss Tony Fisher is very special and the most psychedelic 1958 had to offer.
	3:59pm still b/p: I agree, Guido. Fun dose of phasey goodness in that version.
	👻 4:00pm rrg: This is taking us to the top of the hour.
	4:01pm Guido from Cologne: ... first phase on a pop record ever ... if no earlier had emerged from some archives yet ...
	4:07pm Irwin: courtneybarnett.com.au
	4:11pm Mike East: glad I made it in time. Courtney Barnett sounding great! The Courtney Barnetts sound great too!
	4:14pm nickybones: Love, love, love Courtney. So bummed I missed her 2 NYC shows.
	4:23pm MD: TASMANIA!!!!
	4:30pm Rectitude: yeah that was good, COURTNEY music
	4:53pm Guido from Cologne: Have to keep my eyes open if Courtney will make it to Cologne.
	👻 4:55pm rrg: I went back and listened to this album after Irwin played it last week. I always kinda-sorta liked it even though there's a little too much hippie sentiment in there.
	👻 4:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: The Socceroos were eliminated today. I hope Courtney takes it well.
	5:05pm Irwin: rrg: yes, there is a high proportion of hippie swill on Surf's Up, but several timeless Brian Wilson songs too.
	5:10pm Andrew Waterloo: Well.. that was a classic piece of Can-Con
	👻 5:13pm rrg: One thing that surprised me about Surf's Up (when I read more about it) was how much of it was NOT written by Brian Wilson, though he's all over it.
	👻 5:14pm rrg: Can-Con can't go unmentioned. That's not a dig, Andrew. It's just a fact. My brother was a MuchMusic VJ so a lot of that stuff is burned into my head, too.
	5:17pm Listening Out There: Wasn't Surfs Up one of those late Beach Boys recordings that are all over the map? I used to have a copy of 20/20, which had stuff that was supposed to be on Smile, etc.
	5:18pm Andrew Waterloo: I spent a considerable amount of time affix to Much Music around the time that song came out.
	5:19pm Guido from Cologne: I go for "Sunflower".
	👻 5:20pm rrg: Hey! I have NJX@NY$!, but where can I get NJX@NY$!#2?
	👻 5:21pm rrg: I can already tell this Roland Kirk piece is going to be great.
	5:26pm Listening Out There: Now, kiddies, Roland Kirk was known for playing more than one reed instrument simultaneously. In the current piece, he's done that in a couple of stretches, both in the solo and the melody...
	5:28pm Guido from Cologne: I abuse WFMU as an antidote to worldcup outdoor tv. It helps!
	5:29pm Andrew Waterloo: Roland Kirk was a monster and there is video proof!
	👻 5:29pm rrg: Yeah, I gather that all over Europe people are watching the World Cup outdoors on flat screen TVs in public places.
	5:35pm Listening Out There: Here in Seattle, some are watching the World Cup in a gentrified alley: http://alleynetworkproject.com/category/nordalley/
	5:46pm nickybones: Man, totally remember this DK covers album. Wonder what I did with that record...
	5:49pm Irwin: Beth Sorrentino wrote this. Originally recorded by her old band Suddenly Tammy.
	5:51pm Laura L: That Murals song's a keeper. Thanks, Irwin--very nice show today, and Courtney was super--and I was just thinking this reminded me of Beth Sorrentino.
	👻 5:54pm rrg: Sorry, Beth wrote the Murals song, or the Cara Dillon song? I blinked for a second.
	5:55pm Laura L: I think the Cara Dillon song, right, Irwin?
	👻 5:59pm rrg: Right, the Cara Dillon.
	6:05pm Irwin: Yep, "River, Run" is Beth's. Cara was a fan of Suddenly Tammy and had wanted to record that song for years.
	9:38pm Droll: IC: Did you have horrible day jobs? CB: [Laughing too hard to respond] "Yeah! I've had plenty of horrible day jobs!" IC: Our listeners want to know you've suffered for your art. No, I do NOT want to hear good musicians suffer for their art. ...and then her story about her parents. Musicians are held in such low regard, when it manifests itself in stories and shows like this... I'm speechless. On a happier note, "How to Make a Tape Recorder" was excellent and your show is great (when you're not portraying mistreating musicians as normal/okay). You have always been encouraged to test the limits of how much Killing Joke is appropriate. And hearing the Bonzo Shuffle can only foretell good things. I'm looking forward to players who were omitted from the first episode: Hampton, Rich, Gadd, Bozzio, Smith, Peart, Colaiuta, Copland, Phillips... So many great drummers to enjoy and compare and contrast...
	10:23pm Irwin: I asked her those questions, and she gave polite and light-hearted answers. Your criticism of her is actually a criticism of me. Which is fine, I offer no defense. I'm sure you speak for many listeners.
	1:42pm mrose: "Our listeners want to know you've suffered for your art." Irwin, this is why I've been listening to you for the past 35 years. Your deliciously outrageous sense of humor has been a cornerstone of what you offer listeners.

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from June 18, 2014

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