WFMU: Nazario Scenario: Playlist from July 29, 2015

Listener comments!
	11:55am sugarwolf: hellloooo
	11:55am Amanda: Helloooowwwww!
	11:59am listener james from westwood: Suddenly I find myself craving a salad.
	12:00pm ndbob: afternoon Amanda and everyone!
	12:02pm ndbob: I'm always obsessed with rodents - ask anyone who knows me well
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: Kangaroo Dog on the FB post is also exquisite!
	12:04pm MONEYBAG$: Someone sampled this...ugh, who was it?
	12:05pm Jeff Golick: Dance away, Amanda!
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: GMORNING Maybe you'd like pictures of the squirrels eating all of my tomatoes!
	12:06pm P-90: Greetings Amanda and all.
	12:08pm Amanda: You're a good neighbor to share your tomatoes.
	12:09pm Matt F: you're the apple! the sunshine! the apple!
	12:09pm doctorjazz: Hi!
	12:10pm MONEYBAG$: When I get home I am going to throw a tomato out to my squirrels and see what happens.
	12:10pm Stevel: Good sweaty afternoon. Decent day to be tied to work, AC and the NS.
	12:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I hoirdz theyz flowerz ?!?...
	12:15pm listener james from westwood: Only the Unbeatable Squirrel Girl can stop this furry plague! why-i-love-comics.tumblr.com...
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: ALL of my tomatoes. I'm sharing ALL of them. ALL of the unripened green cherry tomatoes. ALL OF THEM!
	12:17pm Amanda: On a cheerier note, hello everyone & nice to see you here!
	12:17pm listener james from westwood: Delightful Kazi track!
	12:23pm Matt F: Oh yeah!
	12:23pm listener james from westwood: True weird story: In 3rd grade, the music teacher took some sort of shine to (a) this song and (b) one of the students, which culminated in a school assembly in which said student, dressed as King Tut, was wheeled by the music teacher into the gym on an Egypt-decorated ... thing of some sort (the rack we stored folding chairs on w/ some cardboard to make it look like a boat?) with this song playing. The guy then conducted a mock interview about Tut with the lad. Also, a bunch of K-5th graders were implicitly introduced to the word "honky." In summary, the 70s were a time of many contrasts.
	12:29pm Amanda: WOW to that story. AMAZING!
	12:32pm listener james from westwood: I really wish I'd been with it enough to document those years. Grade school in the 70s was comparatively batshit in a number of ways.
	12:39pm Amanda: As well, a certain type of 70s cool dad or cool teacher REALLY latched onto Steve Martin's whole thing, in a big way.
	12:40pm Stevel: This Rainer Maria is right in Amanda's range, no?
	12:42pm sugarwolf: I'm going swimming after this show. I'm in my bathing suit now! it's just too hot for clothes
	12:44pm Amanda: Great call @sugarwolf. I was swimming yesterday in the middle of my workday. Recommended.
	12:45pm Uncle Michael: I'm glad I'm not the only one that plays EC.
	12:46pm ndbob: Quite a story there James
	12:47pm Kurt Gottschalk: i'd forgotten how good this elvis song is. i was just talking to a friend last night about how i don't revisit his records enough.
	12:47pm Amanda: Sorry if this song bums everyone out, I just think it's so beayootiful
	12:48pm Kurt Gottschalk: not being bummed out makes me uncomfortable.
	12:48pm Amanda: Glad you appreesh, Kurt and UM! Kurt, you are right, this album and a lot of the mid-late 80s ones are super-worth-revisiting
	12:49pm Kurt Gottschalk: haha, since i don't actually do so, i'm right and wrong at the same time.
	12:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - he's singing his lungs out here real good & emoting - not just audibly Writing (real smart-like)...
	12:53pm Roberto: Got my Squeaky Feelings shipment last week. So far the kids are amused. This one is definitely going in the car on the next road trip.
	12:53pm Rich in Washington: what happened to the New Bomb Turks?
	12:54pm Uncle Michael: They got put on the no-fly list.
	12:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Dandelions: The breakfast of champions!
	12:56pm P-90: Lovely show, but now I''m craving a nice salad of field greens and yellow daisies, for some reason...
	12:56pm Rich in Washington: last time I saw them had to be 20 years ago, on some tour supporting a crap Green Day-of-the-week band, sponsored by a local radio station that would never in a 100 years play New Bomb Turks - along with Rev. Horton Heat, Lunachicks, a few more bands. It was really apparent that many of the bands hated one another.
	12:58pm Matt F: Nice! Hey, maybe you know already but that Plimsouls track earlier in the set is an Easybeats cover. Or maybe a cover of a song that the Easybeats covered. Stop playing good records so I can leave the house, please.
	12:59pm P-90: And yeah, I should stop thinking about revisiting Elvis's eighties output and just do it already.
	12:59pm Amanda: THAT IS MANSPLAINING, MATT
	1:03pm Matt F: "Hush now, don't mansplain..."
	1:03pm P-90: "...crap Green-Day-of-the-week band" -Ha ha Hee hee Ho ho!
	1:06pm MONEYBAG$: That RM album came out in 2001, not mansplaining
	1:08pm Amanda: Aha. I knew it was around then, MB$, thanks! A godsend during that weird time of top 40 rock being horrible
	1:11pm MONEYBAG$: That album made me like them, which was funny because it seemed like their older fans hated it
	1:16pm sugarwolf: mansplaining or MATTSPLAINING?
	1:17pm Amanda: He is going to leave the house now.
	1:18pm listener james from westwood: Tomorrow he'll get on Fabio's playlist and start Cansplaining.
	1:19pm northguineahills: I never realized how good that Ween album was.
	1:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: When yer Funny - yer Skills risk being dismissed ...which Amanda could write the book on...
	1:22pm Sean: Troy-bien!
	1:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (...as a scholar I mean...)
	1:23pm listener james from westwood: Doesn't Troy pass a poster for the "Barney Miller" spinoff, "Fish"? Nod to his proclivity?
	1:23pm listener james from westwood: PS. I actually watched "Fish." I watched a lot of crap as a kid.
	1:24pm northguineahills: "Hey Big Daddy, there's real Daddy!"
	1:25pm listener james from westwood: "I's best to run!"
	1:29pm listener james from westwood: Holy jumping Christ, the 70s and its variety shows. I also watched many, many of these.
	1:29pm MONEYBAG$: CRACK THAT WHIP, LICORICE WHIP
	1:30pm listener james from westwood: Those early ones were like Nixon puked into a camera.
	1:30pm sugarwolf: Replacing Lisa is of course a reference to the Brady Bunch variety show. not to Simpsonsplain or anything
	1:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Jansplain?...
	1:31pm steve: i agree, Love Matic Grandpa is the best
	1:32pm sugarwolf: I found out a Sonny and Cher Christmas special with Bernadette Peters and Shield and Yarnell aired the night before I was born.
	1:33pm sugarwolf: if you like, well maybe not .... like.... 70s variety shows you have to check out Redundant Variety Hour blog.
	1:34pm listener james from westwood: Because Bobby Vinton had a variety show in that era that I watched, I named a stuffed rabbit my uncle won me at a fair Bobby Vinton. I don't know who was more warped by that era, me or the King Tut kid.
	1:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...not blue velvet I presume...
	1:36pm listener james from westwood: Holy Chrimbus, sugarwolf, that will be a flashback-o-rama!
	1:38pm sugarwolf: @listener james: you can sum up most of the posts with THIS ACTUALLY HAPPENED
	1:39pm listener james from westwood: I can only imagine it has that nadir, that dark 9th-circle of 70s-special hell, the Star Wars Holiday Special.
	1:40pm bpd: I remember that compilation album that had the Andrews Sisters on it. They'd advertise it during syndicated sitcom reruns, and the VO guy shouted "It's V-E Day!" like a seven year old kid in the 80s knew what the hell that was...
	1:42pm sugarwolf: my favorite variety clips are the European TV ones because they are an extra level of WHAAAAAAAT
	1:42pm MONEYBAG$: Micky kind of owns that album with the Moog synth though...
	1:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I says again: a key L.A. Psych60s track.
	1:43pm MONEYBAG$: hands down the best LP I bought at a garage sale when I was 6
	1:44pm Amanda: Yes -- even though he doesn't sing as much, he does influence the sound of the album elsewhere
	1:44pm steve: the Moog (it was all an early Moog right?) playing is so good!
	1:46pm MONEYBAG$: One of the first Moogs ever, in fact.
	1:46pm northguineahills: Thanks for introducing me to Micky Dolenz's solo career.
	1:48pm steve: nice... www.monkeesconcerts.com...
	1:50pm steve: i actually got to play one of these early Moog semi-modulars at my old job... it was the most beautiful looking thing, best part was it didn't have LEDs but big red LAMPS all over it blinking away
	1:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Due to reasons beyond my control, I am currently unable to listen to the stream. I see talk about the Monkees and now the theme from their TV show is playing in my head.
	1:51pm MONEYBAG$: there's a great photo of him playing the synth with his cat
	1:52pm Amanda: Ah, I just remembered what Troy McClure says. It's "SPINOFF! Is there any word more soothing to the human soul?"
	1:53pm Amanda: LOL, @bpd I'm so glad I didn't just imagine that V-E Day commercial.
	1:55pm northguineahills: Thanks Amanda. Another fine afternoon of tunes for us loons.
	1:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah !
	1:59pm listener james from westwood: Killer diller show, Amanda; thanks!!
	1:59pm ndbob: excellent show Amanda!
	2:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Who's up for going swimming now? (I am, but can't.)
	2:02pm Amanda: Can't swim, can't listen to the stream... Sigh... Goodbye for now, everyone! Thank you so much for tuning in today.

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from July 29, 2015

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	New	Approx. start time
The Mamas & the Papas	Do You Wanna Dance	If You Can Believe Your Eyes and Ears	Dunhill/Sundazed	1966	CD		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Ella Fitzgerald with the Tommy Flanagan Trio	You Are the Sunshine of My Life	Montreux '77	Pablo Live	1977	LP		0:05:19 (Pop-up)
Nudity	Light & Grace "Light & Grace" by "Nudity"	Astronomicon	Iron Lung		LP	*	0:08:59 (Pop-up)
King Khan and His Wild Dogs of Kentucky	Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing in the Shadow?		Norton		7"	*	0:12:25 (Pop-up)
Kazi Aniruddha	Aao Twist Karen (from the film Bhoot Bungla)	Bollywood Steel Guitar (V/A)	Sublime Frequencies	1965	CD		0:14:50 (Pop-up)
Steve Martin & the Toot Uncommons	King Tut		WB	1978	7"		0:17:31 (Pop-up)
Sogmusobil	Lost Identity "Lost Identity" by "Sogmusobil"	Telefon	Subliminal Sounds	orig 1971	LP	*	0:20:02 (Pop-up)
Doug Sahm	Will You Still Love Me Mañana	The San Antonio Hipster	San Antonio	2010 (comp)	CD		0:23:19 (Pop-up)
Rick Nelson	Summertime "Summertime" by "Rick Nelson"		Imperial	1962	7"		0:26:54 (Pop-up)

Rainer Maria	Hell and High Water "Hell and High Water" by "Rainer Maria"				CD-R		0:37:07 (Pop-up)
The Plimsouls	Women "Women" by "The Plimsouls"	...Plus	Rhino	1992 (comp)	CD		0:40:55 (Pop-up)
Elvis Costello & the Attractions	Battered Old Bird	Blood & Chocolate	Rhino	orig 1986	CD		0:43:05 (Pop-up)
The Potatomen	Jimmy Was a Cowboy "Jimmy Was a Cowboy" by "The Potatomen"	Now	Lookout!	1995	CD		0:48:54 (Pop-up)
New Bomb Turks	Laissez Faire Stare	Pissing Out the Poison: Singles & Other Swill '90 - '94	Crypt		2LP		0:52:05 (Pop-up)
The Easybeats	She's So Fine "She's So Fine" by "The Easybeats"	Friday On My Mind: Best Of the Easybeats	Rhino	1985 (comp)	LP		0:54:20 (Pop-up)
Nicole Willis and the Soul Investigators	Paint Me in a Corner		Timmion		7"	*	0:56:25 (Pop-up)

Byron Lee and the Dragonaires	Soul Ska	Uptown Top Ranking	VP Music Group		CD	*	1:04:50 (Pop-up)
Andrews Sisters	Rum & Coca-Cola "Rum & Coca-Cola" by "Andrews Sisters"	Out of Many, One Music! Songs That Shaped Jamaica	Fantastic Voyage		CD box set	*	1:08:02 (Pop-up)
Ween	You Were the Fool "You Were the Fool" by "Ween"	12 Golden Country Greats	Elektra	1996	CD		1:11:09 (Pop-up)
BJ Thomas	Roads "Roads" by "BJ Thomas"	Billy Joe	Scepter	1972	LP		1:15:13 (Pop-up)
Simpsons Time!	ep 177: the Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase (writers: D.S. Cohen, Greaney, Tompkins)	season 8					1:19:00 (Pop-up)
The Bishops	I Want Candy "I Want Candy" by "The Bishops"	Black Cherries - Terre T's 2008 WFMU Marathon Premium					1:33:07 (Pop-up)

The Monkees	Daily Nightly (mono) "Daily Nightly (mono)" by "The Monkees"	Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd.	Rhino		CD		1:40:56 (Pop-up)
Micky Dolenz/Starship	It's Amazing To Me	Micky Dolenz: the MGM Singles Collection	7a	orig 1970s	LP		1:43:40 (Pop-up)
Mellow	Kites Are Fun "Kites Are Fun" by "Mellow"	The Free Design: The Now Sound Redesigned	Light in the Attic	2006	CD		1:46:09 (Pop-up)
Tilth	Parcels of Earth "Parcels of Earth" by "Tilth"	Country Music	Round Bale		LP	*	1:50:33 (Pop-up)
Dave Van Ronk	He Was a Friend of Mine	Inside Dave Van Ronk	Fantasy	orig 1962	CD		1:55:40 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:55am sugarwolf: hellloooo
	11:55am Amanda: Helloooowwwww!
	11:59am listener james from westwood: Suddenly I find myself craving a salad.
	12:00pm ndbob: afternoon Amanda and everyone!
	12:02pm ndbob: I'm always obsessed with rodents - ask anyone who knows me well
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: Kangaroo Dog on the FB post is also exquisite!
	12:04pm MONEYBAG$: Someone sampled this...ugh, who was it?
	12:05pm Jeff Golick: Dance away, Amanda!
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: GMORNING Maybe you'd like pictures of the squirrels eating all of my tomatoes!
	12:06pm P-90: Greetings Amanda and all.
	12:08pm Amanda: You're a good neighbor to share your tomatoes.
	12:09pm Matt F: you're the apple! the sunshine! the apple!
	12:09pm doctorjazz: Hi!
	12:10pm MONEYBAG$: When I get home I am going to throw a tomato out to my squirrels and see what happens.
	12:10pm Stevel: Good sweaty afternoon. Decent day to be tied to work, AC and the NS.
	12:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I hoirdz theyz flowerz ?!?...
	12:15pm listener james from westwood: Only the Unbeatable Squirrel Girl can stop this furry plague! why-i-love-comics.tumblr.com...
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: ALL of my tomatoes. I'm sharing ALL of them. ALL of the unripened green cherry tomatoes. ALL OF THEM!
	12:17pm Amanda: On a cheerier note, hello everyone & nice to see you here!
	12:17pm listener james from westwood: Delightful Kazi track!
	12:23pm Matt F: Oh yeah!
	12:23pm listener james from westwood: True weird story: In 3rd grade, the music teacher took some sort of shine to (a) this song and (b) one of the students, which culminated in a school assembly in which said student, dressed as King Tut, was wheeled by the music teacher into the gym on an Egypt-decorated ... thing of some sort (the rack we stored folding chairs on w/ some cardboard to make it look like a boat?) with this song playing. The guy then conducted a mock interview about Tut with the lad. Also, a bunch of K-5th graders were implicitly introduced to the word "honky." In summary, the 70s were a time of many contrasts.
	12:29pm Amanda: WOW to that story. AMAZING!
	12:32pm listener james from westwood: I really wish I'd been with it enough to document those years. Grade school in the 70s was comparatively batshit in a number of ways.
	12:39pm Amanda: As well, a certain type of 70s cool dad or cool teacher REALLY latched onto Steve Martin's whole thing, in a big way.
	12:40pm Stevel: This Rainer Maria is right in Amanda's range, no?
	12:42pm sugarwolf: I'm going swimming after this show. I'm in my bathing suit now! it's just too hot for clothes
	12:44pm Amanda: Great call @sugarwolf. I was swimming yesterday in the middle of my workday. Recommended.
	12:45pm Uncle Michael: I'm glad I'm not the only one that plays EC.
	12:46pm ndbob: Quite a story there James
	12:47pm Kurt Gottschalk: i'd forgotten how good this elvis song is. i was just talking to a friend last night about how i don't revisit his records enough.
	12:47pm Amanda: Sorry if this song bums everyone out, I just think it's so beayootiful
	12:48pm Kurt Gottschalk: not being bummed out makes me uncomfortable.
	12:48pm Amanda: Glad you appreesh, Kurt and UM! Kurt, you are right, this album and a lot of the mid-late 80s ones are super-worth-revisiting
	12:49pm Kurt Gottschalk: haha, since i don't actually do so, i'm right and wrong at the same time.
	12:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - he's singing his lungs out here real good & emoting - not just audibly Writing (real smart-like)...
	12:53pm Roberto: Got my Squeaky Feelings shipment last week. So far the kids are amused. This one is definitely going in the car on the next road trip.
	12:53pm Rich in Washington: what happened to the New Bomb Turks?
	12:54pm Uncle Michael: They got put on the no-fly list.
	12:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Dandelions: The breakfast of champions!
	12:56pm P-90: Lovely show, but now I''m craving a nice salad of field greens and yellow daisies, for some reason...
	12:56pm Rich in Washington: last time I saw them had to be 20 years ago, on some tour supporting a crap Green Day-of-the-week band, sponsored by a local radio station that would never in a 100 years play New Bomb Turks - along with Rev. Horton Heat, Lunachicks, a few more bands. It was really apparent that many of the bands hated one another.
	12:58pm Matt F: Nice! Hey, maybe you know already but that Plimsouls track earlier in the set is an Easybeats cover. Or maybe a cover of a song that the Easybeats covered. Stop playing good records so I can leave the house, please.
	12:59pm P-90: And yeah, I should stop thinking about revisiting Elvis's eighties output and just do it already.
	12:59pm Amanda: THAT IS MANSPLAINING, MATT
	1:03pm Matt F: "Hush now, don't mansplain..."
	1:03pm P-90: "...crap Green-Day-of-the-week band" -Ha ha Hee hee Ho ho!
	1:06pm MONEYBAG$: That RM album came out in 2001, not mansplaining
	1:08pm Amanda: Aha. I knew it was around then, MB$, thanks! A godsend during that weird time of top 40 rock being horrible
	1:11pm MONEYBAG$: That album made me like them, which was funny because it seemed like their older fans hated it
	1:16pm sugarwolf: mansplaining or MATTSPLAINING?
	1:17pm Amanda: He is going to leave the house now.
	1:18pm listener james from westwood: Tomorrow he'll get on Fabio's playlist and start Cansplaining.
	1:19pm northguineahills: I never realized how good that Ween album was.
	1:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: When yer Funny - yer Skills risk being dismissed ...which Amanda could write the book on...
	1:22pm Sean: Troy-bien!
	1:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (...as a scholar I mean...)
	1:23pm listener james from westwood: Doesn't Troy pass a poster for the "Barney Miller" spinoff, "Fish"? Nod to his proclivity?
	1:23pm listener james from westwood: PS. I actually watched "Fish." I watched a lot of crap as a kid.
	1:24pm northguineahills: "Hey Big Daddy, there's real Daddy!"
	1:25pm listener james from westwood: "I's best to run!"
	1:29pm listener james from westwood: Holy jumping Christ, the 70s and its variety shows. I also watched many, many of these.
	1:29pm MONEYBAG$: CRACK THAT WHIP, LICORICE WHIP
	1:30pm listener james from westwood: Those early ones were like Nixon puked into a camera.
	1:30pm sugarwolf: Replacing Lisa is of course a reference to the Brady Bunch variety show. not to Simpsonsplain or anything
	1:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Jansplain?...
	1:31pm steve: i agree, Love Matic Grandpa is the best
	1:32pm sugarwolf: I found out a Sonny and Cher Christmas special with Bernadette Peters and Shield and Yarnell aired the night before I was born.
	1:33pm sugarwolf: if you like, well maybe not .... like.... 70s variety shows you have to check out Redundant Variety Hour blog.
	1:34pm listener james from westwood: Because Bobby Vinton had a variety show in that era that I watched, I named a stuffed rabbit my uncle won me at a fair Bobby Vinton. I don't know who was more warped by that era, me or the King Tut kid.
	1:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...not blue velvet I presume...
	1:36pm listener james from westwood: Holy Chrimbus, sugarwolf, that will be a flashback-o-rama!
	1:38pm sugarwolf: @listener james: you can sum up most of the posts with THIS ACTUALLY HAPPENED
	1:39pm listener james from westwood: I can only imagine it has that nadir, that dark 9th-circle of 70s-special hell, the Star Wars Holiday Special.
	1:40pm bpd: I remember that compilation album that had the Andrews Sisters on it. They'd advertise it during syndicated sitcom reruns, and the VO guy shouted "It's V-E Day!" like a seven year old kid in the 80s knew what the hell that was...
	1:42pm sugarwolf: my favorite variety clips are the European TV ones because they are an extra level of WHAAAAAAAT
	1:42pm MONEYBAG$: Micky kind of owns that album with the Moog synth though...
	1:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I says again: a key L.A. Psych60s track.
	1:43pm MONEYBAG$: hands down the best LP I bought at a garage sale when I was 6
	1:44pm Amanda: Yes -- even though he doesn't sing as much, he does influence the sound of the album elsewhere
	1:44pm steve: the Moog (it was all an early Moog right?) playing is so good!
	1:46pm MONEYBAG$: One of the first Moogs ever, in fact.
	1:46pm northguineahills: Thanks for introducing me to Micky Dolenz's solo career.
	1:48pm steve: nice... www.monkeesconcerts.com...
	1:50pm steve: i actually got to play one of these early Moog semi-modulars at my old job... it was the most beautiful looking thing, best part was it didn't have LEDs but big red LAMPS all over it blinking away
	1:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Due to reasons beyond my control, I am currently unable to listen to the stream. I see talk about the Monkees and now the theme from their TV show is playing in my head.
	1:51pm MONEYBAG$: there's a great photo of him playing the synth with his cat
	1:52pm Amanda: Ah, I just remembered what Troy McClure says. It's "SPINOFF! Is there any word more soothing to the human soul?"
	1:53pm Amanda: LOL, @bpd I'm so glad I didn't just imagine that V-E Day commercial.
	1:55pm northguineahills: Thanks Amanda. Another fine afternoon of tunes for us loons.
	1:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah !
	1:59pm listener james from westwood: Killer diller show, Amanda; thanks!!
	1:59pm ndbob: excellent show Amanda!
	2:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Who's up for going swimming now? (I am, but can't.)
	2:02pm Amanda: Can't swim, can't listen to the stream... Sigh... Goodbye for now, everyone! Thank you so much for tuning in today.

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from July 29, 2015

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