WFMU: Therese: Playlist from September 22, 2014

Therese: Playlist from September 22, 2014

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Fri. Nov 29th, 9pm - Midnight: Therese fills in for Nate K.

September 22, 2014: Who left the pizza on the rolly stairs?

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New	Approx. start time
Elia y Elizabeth	Fue Una Lágrima	La Onda de Elia y Elizabeth	Vampisoul					*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Brian Eno	I'll Come Running "I'll Come Running" by "Brian Eno"	Another Green World	Island						0:02:30 (Pop-up)
Holy Sons	Transparent Powers "Transparent Powers" by "Holy Sons"	The Fact Facer	Thrill Jockey					*	0:05:55 (Pop-up)
Steve Gunn	Fiction "Fiction" by "Steve Gunn"	Way Out Weather	Paradise of Bachelors					*	0:09:40 (Pop-up)
Dear Eloise	If It's Beautiful "If It's Beautiful" by "Dear Eloise"	Castle 7"	Dear Eloise					*	0:15:34 (Pop-up)
Cliffie Swan	Memories Come True "Memories Come True" by "Cliffie Swan"	Memories Come True	Drag City						0:19:31 (Pop-up)
Leonard Cohen	A Street "A Street" by "Leonard Cohen"	Popular Problems	Columbia					*	0:22:51 (Pop-up)

Perfume Genius	Fool "Fool" by "Perfume Genius"	Too Bright	Matador					*	0:37:08 (Pop-up)
Anjou	Inclosed "Inclosed" by "Anjou"	Anjou	Kranky					*	0:41:04 (Pop-up)
Portishead	Roads "Roads" by "Portishead"	Dummy	London						0:47:46 (Pop-up)
Lou Christie	If My Car Could Only Talk	Night Walker: The Jack Nitzsche Story, Vol. 3 (V/A)	Ace					*	0:52:46 (Pop-up)
The Dixie Cups	No True Love "No True Love" by "The Dixie Cups"	VG Minus: Matt Fiveash 2014 Premium	WFMU Premium 2014					*	0:55:59 (Pop-up)

Martyn	Fashion Skater "Fashion Skater" by "Martyn"	The Air Between Words	Ninja Tune					*	1:16:12 (Pop-up)
Bjork	Big Time Sensuality "Big Time Sensuality" by "Bjork"	Debut	Elektra						1:21:41 (Pop-up)
The Asteroids Galaxy Tour	Bring Us Together	Bring Us Together	Hot Bus					*	1:25:24 (Pop-up)
Cold Beat	Fatal Bond "Fatal Bond" by "Cold Beat"	Over Me	Crime on the Moon					*	1:29:27 (Pop-up)
You.	Sunchaser "Sunchaser" by "You."	Sunchaser	Dais					*	1:32:26 (Pop-up)
Gene Pitney	Bleibe Bei Mir "Bleibe Bei Mir" by "Gene Pitney"	Echoes of Germany	Fanastic Voyage					*	1:37:48 (Pop-up)
Rüdiger Lorenz	Out of the Past "Out of the Past" by "Rüdiger Lorenz"	Invisible Voices	Anthology					*	1:40:26 (Pop-up)
Alice Coltrane	Shiva-Loka "Shiva-Loka" by "Alice Coltrane"	Journey in Satchidananda	Impulse!						1:44:29 (Pop-up)
Michael Fennelly	Dark Night "Dark Night" by "Michael Fennelly"	Lane Changer	Epic					*	1:50:37 (Pop-up)
The Soft Boys	Underwater Moonlight	Underwater Moonlight	Armageddon						1:55:10 (Pop-up)

Dancer	Rootbeer Station "Rootbeer Station" by "Dancer"	Rootbeer Station 7"	Chocolate Covered Records					*	2:04:32 (Pop-up)
Queen	Procession/Now I'm Here "Procession/Now I'm Here" by "Queen"	Live at the Rainbow '74	Hollywood					*	2:07:09 (Pop-up)
Terror of the Deep	Do Not Ask for Love	Death of the Gideon	Selection Records					*	2:13:10 (Pop-up)

The Fauntleroys	Suck My Heart Out with a Straw	Below the Pink Pony	Plowboy					*	2:21:02 (Pop-up)
Los Botines	Eres un Vago "Eres un Vago" by "Los Botines"	Algo Salvaje: Untamed Beat and Garage Nuggets from Spain Vol 1	Munster					*	2:26:13 (Pop-up)
Meatbodies	Rotten "Rotten" by "Meatbodies"	Mud Gals 7"	In the Red					*	2:26:18 (Pop-up)
Chain & the Gang	Crime Don't Pay "Crime Don't Pay" by "Chain & the Gang"	Minimum Rock n Roll	Radical Elite					*	2:28:49 (Pop-up)
Game Theory	Mary Magdalene "Mary Magdalene" by "Game Theory"	Blaze of Glory	Omnivore Recordings					*	2:32:10 (Pop-up)
The New Pornographers	Think About Me	Just Tell Me That You Want Me: A Tribute to Fleetwood Mac	Hear Music						2:35:01 (Pop-up)
Peter Jefferies	Electricity "Electricity" by "Peter Jefferies"	Electricity	Superior Viaduct					*	2:37:44 (Pop-up)
Bi-Hour	Transparency "Transparency" by "Bi-Hour"	Strawberry Licorice	Bi-Hour					*	2:41:11 (Pop-up)

The Special Pillow	Contradictionary	Infinite Regression	Zofko					*	2:49:10 (Pop-up)
Vicki Lawrence	The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia	The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia	Bell						2:52:53 (Pop-up)
Karen O	Body "Body" by "Karen O"	Crush Songs	Cult					*	2:55:52 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:06am sugarwolf: hellllo
	12:06am Matt from Springfield: Classic rock Eno - always a pleazh to hear! Evening Therese! Evening listeners!
	12:06am BadGuyZero: Good evening/morning.
	12:06am KP: Hi ya, Therese
	12:06am pacific standard simon: Therrrrrrrrrese... The production on this record sounds so '70s!
	12:09am Therese: Hiya! Thanks for stopping by!
	12:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'Another Green World' was - for whatever reason - a CD my copy of which was always beat up - do you have albums like that ?
	12:14am pacific standard simon: Well, I've had several copies of Raw Power; after a while, I think they started pressing them on the same stuff that Halloween wax lips are made of.
	12:15am Matt from Springfield: CD-Rs especially, cheap little facsimiles moved around a lot and scratching easily from use.
	12:16am Steve-O: Hiya, Therese! I hope you're doing well tonight. =)
	12:16am Andrew Waterloo: I've seen my share of wafer thin records as well.
	12:17am BadGuyZero: Flexi discs
	12:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh - CDRs...rejected by various players - got some that just...peeled... - always think that back in the day - w/ crap little record players - I could just look @ an LP & tell which ones the tone arm would just skate on (too much Bass - too long on one side / mastered badly); still lovin' BlackSabbath digitally for this reason...
	12:20am pacific standard simon: There was this thing called a "PVC shortage" around '73 or '74. RCA records were notorious. If you get an original edition of Lou Reed's Rock And Roll Animal, it flops around like a worn out stuffed animal.
	12:21am pacific standard simon: Old Nilsson records, too.
	12:22am BadGuyZero: Dynaflex!
	12:23am pacific standard simon: There you go, BGZ!
	12:24am pacific standard simon: Hey, Leonard Cohen's turning 80!
	12:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Joyeux 80th (!!!) ♍Virgoan Solar Return Leonard Cohen !! ...think of Nick Cave saying that others on Cohen tribute album were all so po-faced: much Humor in Leonard's stuff !...
	12:26am Matt from Springfield: WOOOOO! HBD L. Cohen! Sincerely!
	12:27am pacific standard simon: I hope he's keeping an archive of spoken word recordings, for when he doesn't need to use music to sell CDs.
	12:30am Matt from Springfield: People will vote - if the question really matters...
	12:30am pacific standard simon: Other favorite 80-year-olds, this year: Shirley Jones and Harlan Ellison.
	12:31am Matt from Springfield: A hard drop, or just a short little drop that shouldn't have done that to modern equipment??
	12:31am BadGuyZero: Did you go see The Replacements?
	12:33am pacific standard simon: We know all about you and ladders, Therese.
	12:33am Matt from Springfield: Hey! That's the "Matt from Springfield Record Library"!! As its adopter I say to whomever is bringing and leaving junk: KEEP IT CLEAN AND CUT THAT OUT!!!
	12:34am KP: Is it still there? Asking for a friend
	12:35am Matt from Springfield: And PIZZA?! There is no library, anywhere, of any type that I know of that allows food among its collection. 'Specially not PIZZA!!
	12:35am BadGuyZero: Weird Al is going to record a song called "Pizza Leaver" to the tune of "Dream Weaver."
	12:35am Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: FTW! :)
	12:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mars is 1,000 times further than the Moon - as if you'd want to live either place ! You gonna move seven billion people there ? We need to stop pooping in our own doggydish. Did you like hurricane Sandy ? Katrina ? New & Improved tornados, droughts...yeah - them nutty irrational weirdo protesters...
	12:36am pacific standard simon: Is that what you did to Dave? I bet the pizza-leaver was someone who used to follow your show!
	12:36am sugarwolf: Sausage pizza is super treyf! Meat + dairy!
	12:36am feral parsnip: The cleaning gnomes in the cieling have to be fed, and they're not picky.
	12:36am BadGuyZero: <singing> Pizza leaver Why do you leave behind a single slice </singing>
	12:37am pacific standard simon: Now you've done it, Matt...
	12:37am BadGuyZero: NEW INVENTION: Pizza leaver lever
	12:39am Matt from Springfield: @PSS 12:36: I considered that, though I think Mr. A is the type to BOAST on air about leaving that pizza and box, but too high-strung to do it himself. (Being nervous about messing up the board in front of Scott Williams, for example).
	12:40am KP: Pizza leaver never left. Passed out among the EPs
	12:41am Ken From Hyde Park: I would think the station policy would be to prohibit food from the record library in the first place. Who wants pizza grease or crumbs in the Jandek records?
	12:42am Matt from Springfield: @KP: Perhaps Bryce (Prefontaine) found his way in the library and passed out: "Ohhh mannnnnnn...where am I? And who took away my pizza box? I was gonna make a high-quality snuff box out of that!"...
	12:42am KP: Jandek collection has its own pizza proof library
	12:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& it's own zip-code suffix...
	12:46am feral parsnip: What probably happened is, the cleaning gnomes got too full. A personal pan pizza or microwave-size pizza is probably just enough for a few gnomes to snack on. Some Hot Pockets would work, too.
	12:47am Ken From Hyde Park: I can relate to your iPad story, Therese. My son dropped my beloved flip-phone on Saturday and it broke in two at the hinge. So I have an Android now. The good part is the WFMU app I can now utilize.
	12:48am feral parsnip: You don't want your cleanup gnomes sacked out from the itis.
	12:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - wull - Happy Equinox owl ! : 10:28 Eastern tonight preciesly : Day & Night equal length - night longer after this 'til Springtime ...I rest the last wit I have left now...
	12:54am ! I X Key !: !
	12:55am Matt from Springfield: Well, this is a Lou Christie back-catalogue track! Never heard of this before, actually pretty good! Happy Equinox RRN63 and Seasonal folk! I for one look forward to Autumn!
	12:55am pacific standard simon: I wish I could fix my eyes by buying new ones for a few hundred dollars. Right now, reading is semi-hard work because my eyes are old.
	12:57am BadGuyZero: All I can think about is what this Lou Christie track would have sounded like if Klaus Nomi had covered it.
	12:59am pacific standard simon: Heh. I had this song on my mp3 player at work this afternoon. The whole DJ premium, in fact!
	1:01am pacific standard simon: @BGZ - imagine what Tiny Tim could have done with it!
	1:04am Tome: Helllloww Therese !
	1:05am Steve-O: Wait, really? THAT Joel Hodgson? Okay.....mind blown. I loved MST3K. =D
	1:05am Matt from Springfield: "One Transcendental Din of Inspired Rapture, please..."
	1:07am Tome: Acheron - the river of woe; Cocytus - the river of lamentation; Phlegethon - the river of fire; Lethe - the river of forgetfulness; Styx - the river of hate.
	1:08am pacific standard simon: Yeah - I used to live next to an apartment that blasted Hole's Live Through This all the time. I used to lean out the window and holler, "YES WE KNOW! IT'S A GREAT RECORD! NOW SHUT THE FUCK UP!"
	1:09am Matt from Springfield: en.wikipedia.org... There are only 6 listed here, apparently Virgil lists 8 in the Aeneid. Searching...
	1:10am pacific standard simon: Nerd. Nerd squared. Nerd cubed.
	1:13am Matt from Springfield: There is NEVER "too much" nerd to be!!!!!
	1:16am Matt from Springfield: Press "Ctrl" and scroll your mouse, if the computer works that way. That increases/reduces the font size on my computer.
	1:16am Tome: most important "Hades" you should know .. the band of course Therese hehe > bit.ly... .. know your Hades now !
	1:23am Matt from Springfield: Bjorktasm!
	1:24am pacific standard simon: I'm making a BBQ hotdog at 10:24 PM.
	1:26am Tome: ..does the Snoopy Dance to the coffee pot ... !!! \//\/\\\\\/
	1:27am Matt from Springfield: @PSS: A "bjork" hot dog I hope?...
	1:28am Matt from Springfield: @Tome: Pretty good--I'm more likely to Snoopy Dance FROM the coffee pot! :)
	1:30am pacific standard simon: My "Snoopy" is staring at me.
	1:31am Tome: ... does not look like Lou Christie ffs ,, was told that once I do NOT see it ..
	1:40am Matt from Springfield: Wow! Gene Pitney auf Deutsch! "Stay With Me". Therese: Bringing all the Deutsch that's fit to...uh...Sploitch!
	1:41am egal: Not very good Deutsch though ....
	1:42am Matt from Springfield: Probably read phonetically, like most Yanks recording in Auslandspräche in those days :)
	1:43am pacific standard simon: Better than most teenagers' grasp of English on the internet!
	1:46am Matt from Springfield: @PSS: I cn hz Ingilish??!!11!!!!11
	1:50am pacific standard simon: I thought about making a a podcast of English-singing singers, singing in German, but did not follow through. It was a thing, for a while, in the '60s.
	1:51am Matt from Springfield: Plenty of Euro-language covers of English singers in the 60s. Also the other way around, but those are so numerous as to have no real theme linking them.
	2:05am Gaylord Fields: In the Sixties, (Little) Peggy March had what essentially a parallel career singing in German for that market.
	2:05am Matt from Springfield: Not only that -- the Rootbeer Station - of the NATION! :)
	2:06am BadGuyZero: Peter Gabriel recorded German-language versions of a couple of his solo records. David Lee Roth recorded a Spanish-language version of "Eat 'Em & Smile." Johnny Cash also recorded Spanish versions of some of his songs.
	2:07am Matt from Springfield: So practically every release had a corresponding German equivalent, similar catalog number and all? Thanks Gaylord, subject matter expert on these and other things!
	2:10am BadGuyZero: Melvins do a rockin' little version of "Now I'm Here."
	2:10am P-90: YAY! The Boys at the Rainbow. Hi Therese! ...and all the Sunday night (ir)regulars.
	2:13am Gaylord Fields: Actually, with Peggy March, it was diffeent from the days when she recorded "I Will Follow Him" (itself an anglicized version of Petula Clark's French hit "Chariot") in German, Italian, Japanese, etc. Rather, she recorded original German-language songs with German producers as if she was a native pop star.
	2:14am Matt from Springfield: The Na(h)sty Queenies never left! :D @Gaylord: Like a "dual-national pop star"? ;)
	2:15am Matt from Springfield: "It's All Over Now, Terror of the Deep"!
	2:16am harmonicpulse: Hello DJ Therese! Just as the amazing playlist, your voice is a comfort to my ears no matter what difficulties you may have finding proper pronunciation at this unG-dly hour!
	2:20am BadGuyZero: Fancy lads.
	2:20am harmonicpulse: Whats the song playing in the background while Therese speaks?
	2:21am BadGuyZero: "Pling" by Shuggie Otis.
	2:22am Matt from Springfield: What BGZ said! Therese's voice is a comfort to all our ears! And her presence on mic a comfort in general!
	2:23am P-90: I know that "Queen/Rainbow" sounds SO good because ace Roy Thomas Baker engineered the original recordings, I'm not sure but I assume he probably also did the new mix; so it's a marriage of state-of-the-art '70s analog magic on one end, and up-to the-minute-digital control on the other, all done by the same guy. Kind of a Rock n Roll time warp.
	2:23am Gaylord Fields: @Matt from Springfield: So much so that she even represented (West) Germany at Eurovision in the Seventies (listen post-Therese, please): youtu.be...
	2:24am harmonicpulse: @BadGuyZero , thanks! Not surprised those vibes came from such an enlightened soul as Shuggie! @MattfromSpringfield , right on man -
	2:29am Matt from Springfield: Thx Gaylord! Right on, harmonicpulse!
	2:31am P-90: Maybe that studio could have a proximity-sensor alarm that would silently warn the DJ On Duty when someone is "sneaking up" on her/him...
	2:34am harmonicpulse: I can understand how being anywhere but in your bedroom @ 2AM can be creepy
	2:40am BadGuyZero: It probably doesn't help that the only TV in the studio shows "Alien" and "Aliens" on a non-stop loop.
	2:42am harmonicpulse: @BadGuyZero rofl, that's cruel and unusual punishment.
	2:49am P-90: I hear it gets even spookier later on when Frank O'Toole appears in a puff of purple smoke
	2:55am P-90: ...Talk about '70s analog magic! I always forget how masterfully she double-tracked the vocal too...
	2:56am BadGuyZero: Stan appears in a puff of smoke. I've seen it with my own eyes.
	3:00am BadGuyZero: Have a great week, everyone! See you back here next time.
	4:44am Steve-O: Anyway, great show tonight, Therese. See ya later! =)
	11:37am Dave: This is a killer playlist. Thanks bunches.

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