WFMU: Teenage Wasteland Playlist

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3:12pm Listener Robert:

You look lonely in there. People aren't used to your having live comments.

3:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...whut - I'm supposed tuh just *listen* to thuh outstanding music ??...this is a shock to the system...

3:15pm Bend Sinister:

Thanks for the Chills track! Have been waiting for the new album.

3:32pm Tim:

A Minneapolis set with Shadow in the Cracks and Nato Coles. Just need to add the 99ers to get the unholy trinity

3:40pm Mailman Tom:

The King of Sunday afternoon, no mistake !

3:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Yeah - this is crazy good. ☆

4:06pm statoj:

Great show today! The Byrds' feel a whole lot better only got to 103 because we were all listening to it on the album (I don't remember it being a single and I was part of the teenage single-buying public at the time.) The amount of singles sold does not measure how much a song was loved.

4:18pm IFisher:

Lovin' all this, thank you!

4:19pm cosmic matrix:

Great show! Great. Oh wow this song has such crispy sounds.

4:20pm Al:

RIP Billy Joe Royal

4:28pm Mailman Tom:

Rest in Peace, Gunnar Hanson.

4:34pm Mailman Tom:

A beautiful song !

4:39pm Ken From Hyde Park:

Do the good songs of today appear on charts somewhere? So when a radio show like this thirty or so years in the future airs, will the DJ be able to inform listeners of the chart info?

4:47pm Mailman Tom:

Scarecrow Press published a The Cashbox Singles Charts 1950-1981 back in 1983. The book contains 860 pages. Listing song titles and also listing artists.

4:51pm steve portland:

cool

4:55pm Mailman Tom:

No where near complete !

4:56pm Ken From Hyde Park:

Ah, great. No wonder Bill isn't running a live playlist. He's too busy flipping pages in the charts book to type in the songs that are playing.

4:58pm Mailman Tom:

I go back and listen to the show when it's archived. That way, I can add a few to my favorites.

4:59pm Acapulco:

Was that a REALLY GOOD remaster of "Omaha," or a note-perfect cover?!

11:30pm Sean B.:

All you really needed needed to do was play My True Story and that's all I'll ever need to know. One of my fave fave's since I was born...as that was all my Dad played was stuff like that. Thanks man.

2:34am John from CDA:

I did a little bit research about Cozy and found out that they are from Minneapolis. Bill, you should have played them with Shadow in the Cracks and Nato Coles to get the unholy trinity that Tim mentioned.

9:31am BK:

Sean B...not to mention the 99ers and the Blind Shake.

November 8, 2015

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