WFMU: Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from January 13, 2016

Listener comments!
	12:02pm P-90: Hi Kurt!
	12:02pm βrian: Softly, softly.
	12:03pm sugarwolf: Hello
	12:03pm duke: Hi Kurt. Great gif
	12:03pm Kurt Gottschalk: hi everyone! what a sad pleasure it is to be here.
	12:04pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Kurt and all!
	12:05pm Jeff Golick: Just a-one cornetto, please, @Kurt.
	12:06pm coelacanth: hi Kurt and everyone
	12:06pm V Priceless: Hey brother Kurt. Thanks for doing this, as unbelievable as it is. Throwing my request into the hat for one of these, for whatever it's worth, these are the tunes that surfaced first in my whirling mind today: Star, Lady Grinning Soul, Cygnet Committee.
	12:07pm Kurt Gottschalk: you got it, pops. i will play requests today, but i've got some things to get out of the way first. leave your requests, memories or well wishes here in the comments. i'll do my best to get to them.
	12:08pm Kurt Gottschalk: veep, when did i go from son to brother? is it cuz it's 2016?
	12:08pm Cheyenne: oh hey kurt!
	12:09pm Kurt Gottschalk: hi cheyenne! fance meeting you here!
	12:10pm Kurt Gottschalk: *fancy (or fance, i'm ok with that)
	12:10pm uraniamylonas: Hiya!
	12:10pm Kurt Gottschalk: hey urania!
	12:10pm Cheyenne: fancee? like someone who is fanced?
	12:11pm Kurt Gottschalk: totes
	12:11pm uraniamylonas: This piece is beautiful. I did not know Bowie and Glass had collaborated!
	12:11pm shawnaatteberry: I'd like to hear Dancing in the Streets.
	12:12pm Kurt Gottschalk: philip glass did two cds of orchestrations of bowie's instrumental music. bowie's version of this was on the album 'low.'
	12:12pm V Priceless: no harm, no foul, KG...just meant it in the collective, loving universal Bowie sense, just for this moment in time....I'm already losing it...damn
	12:12pm Kurt Gottschalk: shawna, as i said, it'll be a bit before i get to the requests. i got my own requests to fill. but i'll see if i can find that for you.
	12:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Kurt. Happy Powerball Day!
	12:13pm Kurt Gottschalk: veep, just kids
	12:13pm uraniamylonas: i just tweeted to Iman about yer show.
	12:13pm Polyus: Still not tired of David tributes this week, looking forward to this one. Maybe some Black Tie/Buddha/Outside material? That is a gap in my library.
	12:13pm V Priceless: of course, Kurt...I've been overly-dramatic since Monday, 3:00AMish...
	12:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 2nd 'Cygnet' & fond of 'Savior Machine'. But not a small oeuvre & still discovering it - damn...He was /shall always be a many-faceted jewel & always interesting to see others' focus...
	12:14pm Kurt Gottschalk: yeah, me too. i heard the first bbc announcement at about 1:30 (i think) and of course just thought they were wrong.
	12:15pm TDK60: Great to hear this...and that!
	12:16pm frenchee: Lovely lovely lovely HI KURT
	12:16pm shawnaatteberry: Thanks Kurk! I have a long afternoon of editing ahead, so no rush. :)
	12:20pm coelacanth: yes Kurt...disbelief. i was here,on Therese's show,when someone casually posted" David Bowie has passed" and i thought "either this is a hoax, or this guy's a terrible troll." ...i still am just barely functional.
	12:21pm Carmichael: Heya Kurt and peoples. Was listening to some Lower Third last night in tribute.
	12:23pm V Priceless: there..that's more appropriate dress ; )
	12:24pm glenn: hmmm. good thing d.b. didn't go bald at 25. we might not be doing this.
	12:25pm Kurt Gottschalk: glernn, ha! although i think if he did, he could have convinced us he hadn't. hi coel, carm and everyone out there in radioland.
	12:26pm V Priceless: great selection, Kurt..lemme just get that out of the way now, moving forward.
	12:27pm Kurt Gottschalk: it's not hard to make great bowie selections
	12:28pm V Priceless: I begged a Record World clerk to part with a giant Diamond Dogs promo poster back in the day...don't know how I pulled that off - still got it! Yay!
	12:29pm ndbob: afternoon Kurt and everyone!
	12:29pm TDK60: I remember the 1st time I heard Bowie, round '71: 'Man Who Sold the World' and 'Hunky Dory'. Wow!
	12:31pm V Priceless: Mike Garson called in to Dave Hill's show Monday night, in case anyone missed it....
	12:32pm Blackstar: This is a beautiful show, Kurt. I made a beeline to get to my desk by noon, and won't be taking these headphones off for the next 3 hours.
	12:37pm Uncle Michael: Greetings.
	12:37pm V Priceless: Hey Uncle Michael
	12:38pm Uncle Michael: Hey VP.
	12:39pm glenn: nice version of this polecats song.
	12:40pm glenn: kidding. sheeeeeesh.
	12:41pm TDK60: Must away, will visit archive, post...
	12:44pm The Disco King: This song has such as pure 70s vibe to it, to my ears.
	12:47pm Cheyenne: BEEP BEEP
	12:48pm Artie Haywire: Diggin' it.
	12:50pm listener james from westwood: @Cheyenne: I was definitely miming the "beep beep"s on this side!
	12:52pm Cheyenne: I love songs with beeps and meows and stuff in them. I'm a pretty big fan of onomatopoeias(?)/onomatopoeiae(?) in general, I guess!
	12:53pm wiktionary: (WAR-sha-va)
	12:53pm glenn: i prefer meep meep, a la the roadrunner.
	12:54pm wiktionary: (or rather: VAR-sha-va)
	12:56pm jasonlittle: I've never heard the Bertholt Brecht's Baal album. I remember that as a perpetual cutout when I was a kid in the 80s. Now of course I want to hear it.
	12:58pm Rich in Washington: I was listening to Therese's show the night the news broke. She had just played some Blackstar and then a listener told her the news. I had just minutes before gone to bed thinking Blackstar sounded pretty good.
	12:58pm Cheyenne: IMMORTAL RIFFAGE
	12:59pm wiktionary: He's not dead... like Liz B said, he's gone back to space.
	1:00pm Cheyenne: amen @wiktionary... He's a winky guiding star now, leading more droves of weirdos to be themselves
	1:00pm doctorjazz: Hi all, bit hectic, just a chance to check in.
	1:00pm Mike East: there are a few albums that I have a distinct memory of the first time I heard it...this is one of them.
	1:01pm Mike East: ...from that opening drum beat, I knew I was in for something special.
	1:01pm V Priceless: Ken Scott's production on this and the other Spiders-era records just incredible
	1:02pm shawnaatteberry: I've never heard that version of We Could Be Heroes. I like.
	1:02pm listener james from westwood: Therese did a great job at redoing her show midstream, as stunned as she understandably seemed by the news, esp. after she started the show w/ some birthday-celebratory Bowie tracks. "Change ... of plans," I recall her saying at the next available mic break.
	1:03pm glenn: ziggy was always the perfect end of party album, way back when. rawkness, segueing into mellow balladry.
	1:05pm V Priceless: I realize now that during the bridge of this tune he's having a conversation with God, and playing both roles: "You're a flash in the pan, I am the great I Am"....etc
	1:06pm TehBadDr: Wow, this is great Bowie. What a treasure he left us.
	1:13pm V Priceless: "Slip Away" for the hat, too, KG, if you're tossing a bunch in there....
	1:14pm Kurt Gottschalk: got it!
	1:17pm E. Sternseebord: Hi BUCKY
	1:18pm Kurt Gottschalk: hi bet!
	1:24pm Denise: What album is this on?
	1:25pm Kurt Gottschalk: "Never Let Me Down." It's all on the playlist here.
	1:26pm Uncle Michael: I'm outta here in about 25 minutes, but I'm cranking this show from the mobile in my car when I go. You're doing a great job, Kurt.
	1:26pm Kurt Gottschalk: thanks, unk mike
	1:27pm V Priceless: Woo!
	1:28pm V Priceless: Bowie is now the stuff of stars indeed
	1:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...just the way his talents piled up vertically - songwriter, singer, storyteller, visual design, performance...
	1:34pm Jeff Golick: ...hoaxer: www.theguardian.com...
	1:36pm listener james from westwood: "Starman" is actually the Bowie cut that's been running thru my head since I read the news. So this is doubly fab.
	1:39pm glenn: was the prettiest star originally recorded for ziggy stardust?
	1:40pm glenn: it would make some sense.
	1:44pm V Priceless: he signed his last email to Eno "Dawn"
	1:44pm glenn: i have to say, some of this warszawa reminds me of the incidental music in dexter.
	1:46pm Dean: Postmodern radio!
	1:47pm βrian: Amanda the interloper!
	1:47pm Jeff Golick: whazza-WHA?
	1:47pm The Disco King: Now this is lovely!
	1:48pm listener james from westwood: Phantom Nazz!
	1:48pm Doug Schulkind: Swooniature Minotaurs.
	1:48pm Jeff Golick: "Put the Bowie in the what now?"
	1:52pm V Priceless: nice! Hours!
	1:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tight 'edit'.
	1:53pm glenn: by the way, in a somewhat tenuously related vein, did you see that jerry hall is going to marry rupert murdoch?
	1:55pm Polyus: I got my copy of Hours for $5 out of an endcap at Menard's (local chain of hardware stores).
	1:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah. Ugh.
	1:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...as opposed to Iggy 'your pretty face is going to hell'...
	1:58pm ndbob: excellent show Kurt!
	2:01pm Jeff Golick: whoa.
	2:02pm Jeff Golick: @glenn: one wag noted that Mick just lost two exes in close succession.
	2:02pm βrian: Menard's is evil.
	2:03pm V Priceless: @ Rev RN63 - everything's going to Hell, no biggie.
	2:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: My 401k is toast, too.
	2:05pm glenn: perhaps mick should have been less of a doucheweasel.
	2:06pm maja: hi all, just want to say: i'm on board
	2:06pm Jeff Golick: Gotta run, Kurt. Thanks for this, all of it.
	2:11pm northguineahills: I have to admit, except for "Blackstar", or a few tracks from "Earthling", I haven't heard anything of Bowie's after "Let's Dance".
	2:12pm Dean: China Gate? There's a restaurant in town with a similar name.
	2:14pm Kurt Gottschalk: hahahahahahahahaha! thanks, dean.
	2:14pm doctorjazz: Don't think I've heard "All The Young Dudes" this many times in 30 years, not that that's a bad thing, loving hearing it in the various versions.
	2:14pm glenn: first song i learned which contained a major seventh chord.
	2:15pm Dean: Too late, Kurt. The damage is done. Now I'm hungry.
	2:17pm Kurt Gottschalk: yeah, dr. j. dudes is an amazing tune. dean, dammit, now i am too.
	2:17pm doctorjazz: Bossa Bowie!
	2:20pm Mike East: man, Life Aquatic breaks my heart.
	2:21pm Leonardo: Howza bout playing Always Crashing in the Same Car Kurt?
	2:21pm Cheyenne: I wanna hear "As The World Falls Down" or "Magic Dance," like em or not.
	2:22pm Cheyenne: Yeah! More LOW!
	2:22pm northguineahills: ...hmmmm.... I'd love to hear something from Earthling, I've yet to hear someone play something from that album!
	2:22pm Leonardo: Sons of the Silent Age?
	2:23pm Ann: Re Bowie and Philip Glass: Glass didn't "do 2 CDs of orchestrations" based on Low & Heroes -- he wrote 2 Symphonies, I believe with Bowie & Eno's input to some extent. They have been recorded more then once by different orchestras, so more than 2 cd's. Arkivmusic lists most, if not all of these. Re requests - If you have the recording, could you play Baal? Would love to hear, as well as more of the Glass symphonies. Thanks for this wonderful broadcast!
	2:24pm jasonlittle: Peter & the Wolf?
	2:24pm glenn: running gun blues. my two cents worth. or five cents canadian.
	2:25pm V Priceless: critics...ha...Bowie doing covers....it's the mark of a music FAN.
	2:27pm uraniamylonas: omg, I love Seu Jorge!
	2:29pm northguineahills: As everyone stated, Seu Jorge's version is amazing!
	2:30pm Rich in Washington: I only just recently became aware that this song featured a Stylophone.
	2:31pm Jess: 3yr Old: (Looking at gif on playlist) Dad, what's on your computer? Me: That's David Bowie. 3yr Old: Is he everything? Me: Yes. Yes he is.
	2:32pm glenn: out of the mouths of babes...
	2:32pm northguineahills: I made a mix tape back in '96 and put a version of "Space Oddity". Unbeknownst to me, while recording it, my turntable lost the left channel, and my cassette recorder recorded the result in mono. So, for years, I had no idea there was so much more going on the recording, until I listened to it carefully w/ both channels restored years later.
	2:33pm northguineahills: Perfect Jess!
	2:34pm Doug Schulkind: How many different languages has Space Oddity been performed in? I heard DB singing it in Italian last night. I played a Spanish comedy version (Hermanos Calatrava) a few weeks ago.
	2:34pm Cheyenne: YAS that wiggly piano foreverrr
	2:35pm Kurt Gottschalk: ann, fair point. i'm posting while jockeying. but the glass symphonies heavily use melodies from the albums. i think we said similar things there. and yes, baal will happen.
	2:37pm Rich in Washington: I wish I could find Cassetteboy's cut up of Space Oddity but it's hopelessly obscured by being one of like 100 deceptively named tracks.
	2:41pm V Priceless: yeah baby
	2:42pm glenn: wait until the crowd cries, mahfuckers.
	2:42pm Ann: Thanks! Didn't mean to quibble, just help get the info out to those unfamiliar with these wonderful works. Hopefully Bowie's passing will spur more recordings of these, and perhaps new works? Looking forward to Baal. Hope you keep going past 3!
	2:43pm Cheyenne: I feel like Weeping Wall might be appropriate. But the whole album is killer.
	2:46pm V Priceless: Frampton sang this part during the Glass Spider tour
	2:54pm northguineahills: I gotta go at 3, thanks Kurt, as per usual. Good amazing fun stuff!
	2:56pm Doug Schulkind: You know the way that the worse global warming gets, the faster it gets worse? Well the longer the totality of the Bowie tributes continue, they better it gets. And this is the jewel in the crown of tributes, Kurt.
	2:57pm V Priceless: Thank you Kurt! Much appreciated! To be continued, no doubt...
	2:58pm listener james from westwood: Heh, thought this might have been Brecht (hadn't heard it before)!
	3:02pm Chuck: Thank you Kurt! Thank you Bowie!
	3:04pm Ann: It is Brecht: from a BBC production of Brecht's play Baal. Bowie played the main/title character.
	3:04pm uraniamylonas: so much Bowie to discover via Miniature Minotaurs! Thanks, Kurt!
	3:06pm listener james from westwood: Must duck out for a tiny bit; if I miss the last chunk, many thanks for the fine survey, Kurt!
	3:11pm Cheyenne: I've forced Low on way too many exboyfriends who weren't ready for it. C'est la vie
	3:12pm SeanG: V-2 SCHNEIDER!!
	3:12pm ?: How about the night flights cover?
	3:13pm Kurt Gottschalk: ?, what is that?
	3:14pm glenn: no, they weren't ready for YOU, cheyenne. no loss, though. if they didn't like low, they weren't good b.f. material.
	3:15pm ?: I heard on scott williams show that DB covered the walker brothers song nite flights... I never heard it before.
	3:17pm Ann: Kurt - thanks again. Lost my copy of Baal in a flood - so good to hear! He certainly connected to Brecht & Weil. How about some Bowie covers of Jacques Brel?
	3:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It was all about getting turned on to different parts of Bowie's oeuvre by different people, like gfs & bfs...
	3:18pm Kurt Gottschalk: ann, i don't know those! ?, same, sorry.
	3:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...still is far as I can tell...
	3:22pm Ann: Google Bowie "Jacques Brel" Amsterdam "La Mort"...
	3:24pm The Disco King: "Where the fuck did Monday go?"
	3:26pm Kurt Gottschalk: thanks, ann. i will.
	3:26pm V Priceless: oooh..how long you going, KG? I think that's great of ya, BTW...
	3:27pm Kurt Gottschalk: i could go until 7 if i wanted but i don't think i got that in my. i'm no jonesy!
	3:28pm V Priceless: the power of Bowie compels you! : )
	3:28pm The Disco King: It's OK, Kurt -- just stay till 5 or 6
	3:29pm Kurt Gottschalk: ha, veep!
	3:32pm TehBadDr: Nice, keep on going man!
	3:34pm V Priceless: 'twas not I, dear son (of the not-so-silent age)! But I ain't complainin'
	3:38pm Dean: Wait...what was that about Cafe Jacques? I've been eager to hear them again on WFMU.
	3:38pm Mike East: speaking of Jonesy, I'm curious to see what his Bowie selections are on Sunday. I can take a few guesses.
	3:47pm Polyus: One of my favorites from The Next Day.
	3:50pm V Priceless: Yes!
	3:54pm Mike East: keep it spinnin for All the Madmen! ;)
	3:54pm V Priceless: @KG: Woodmansey/Visconti returning to Highline 1/19 to play this entire record (they were there on DB's birthday). Pretty amazing how well this record holds up.
	3:57pm Kurt Gottschalk: wow, very cool! did you go last time?
	3:57pm Kurt Gottschalk: mike, you got it.
	3:58pm glenn: i was kind of thinking that width of a circle and station to station were very similar songs, in many respects.
	3:58pm V Priceless: yes - Visconti dialed DB from his cell on stage and held it out to crowd - we all sang Happy Birthday to him! Imagine that? Will probably go again....
	4:01pm V Priceless: singer is Glen Gregory of Heaven 17 - he really does a good job...plus they play other Spiders-era material, of course
	4:01pm Mike East: woohoo! Thanks Kurt! I've had this one in my head for the past couple weeks
	4:01pm Kurt Gottschalk: oh that's right! i remember you telling me that (or posting it or something). amazing.
	4:02pm V Priceless: yeah..I've been a blathering idiot these past few days...ugh
	4:02pm Kurt Gottschalk: glenn, i had s2s cued to go after width of a o, but mikeast had other ideas....
	4:03pm Mike East: damn, did I eff up a sweet segue? my bad.
	4:04pm glenn: play it, and you'll see what i mean.
	4:04pm Kurt Gottschalk: no worries, we're all doing this together mike.
	4:04pm Kurt Gottschalk: glenn, it's still cued.
	4:05pm Mike East: Zane zane zane, ouvrez le chien
	4:22pm SeanG: Rock on Kurt!
	4:22pm V Priceless: Really outstanding memorial, Kurt. Thanks for stepping up to what must feel like a seemingly insurmountable task...whoa
	4:23pm Kurt Gottschalk: you just keep playing songs, you can't go wrong.
	4:25pm Doug Schulkind: Kurt, when Bodega Pop Live finishes at 10pm, you are most welcome to pick up where you leave off I am not hardly kidding.
	4:26pm Kurt Gottschalk: hahaha i'll be at the ex then!
	4:28pm V Priceless: time for more crying...thanks for 'Slip Away'...I cried when I first heard it..now..forget it...
	4:29pm Mike East: oh, I was hoping for this one (Slip Away), but didn't even know what it was called.
	4:30pm Schnormal: I like how a different face from the Bowie gif briefly flashes on the screen each time you refresh the playlist
	4:31pm Kurt Gottschalk: think vincent priceless for this one -- and the next two!
	4:31pm Kurt Gottschalk: schnorm, i noticed that as well.
	4:33pm V Priceless: get out!!
	4:34pm Stanley: Holy Moly - had I known this was still going I wouldn't have been on the main stream listening to Irwin's show, until someone gave a shout out.
	4:36pm (Eyepatch) Fox: Because of all the Bowie hooplah, an internet friend drunk-facebooked me about what a miracle I am because illness could kill me whenever, and if it did, she'd be quite sad. I know she meant well, but.... thanks for reminding me about my frail relationship with my mortality, lady.
	4:37pm Doug Schulkind: @Stanley One significant drawback of the wfmu.org redesign is that it doesn't automatically show that a show is live on the stream. You have to click to see what's playing.
	4:40pm (Eyepatch) Fox: I didn't know to switch over until it was mentioned on the playlist, either.
	4:41pm V Priceless: I owe you a beer...or three, KG! Thanks for getting these into the mix!
	4:42pm Kurt Gottschalk: absolutely. we do need to find a night to meet when i'm out on the island. things are calming down a bit for me now.
	4:44pm V Priceless: cool...I do NYC too, ya know! Ha! You should consider the Highline gig 1/19, if schedule permits, etc.
	4:46pm Doug Schulkind: Chilling
	4:50pm listener james from westwood: Got back into the office in quick order and heard a mighty chunk of that last hour. Wow!
	4:55pm joe: 'Ello folks
	4:56pm Uncle Michael: North 'burbs!
	4:59pm joe: It does still seem to be in existence kurt
	5:04pm Mike East: very nice marathon tribute this afternoon, Kurt. Well done and thank you.
	5:05pm Doug Schulkind: The 2003 DVD release of this has a between-song interview with Lester. Haw anyone seen it?!
	5:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: How many more hours to go until beating Glen Jones and his record?
	5:05pm TehBadDr: And the Bowie keeps going, excellent man!
	5:08pm Mike East: too many, Ken.
	5:09pm Mike East: though maybe coming close to Clay Pigeon's hurricane Sandy record.
	5:09pm Kurt Gottschalk: way too many
	5:11pm joe: @Kurt if you are on Spotify already there is a pretry neat live country version of Tin Machines Bus Stop on the Under The God single the have
	5:16pm Stanley: Earwig-o,o,o,o!
	5:17pm Uncle Michael: I love the sound of Breaking Glass.
	5:18pm Dean: I love the smell of Baking Pies.
	5:22pm northguineahills: Came back at four, and was like, huh, Kurt's still on?!! Went back out, just came back, and yea and behold, he's still manning the 1s &2s (&3s &4s &5s). Kickass! I've never heard Tin Machine before, cool!
	5:23pm V Priceless: yeah - Tin Machine!
	5:23pm glenn: i love the taste of pies baked in glass. top that.
	5:24pm Dean: I'll top it...a la mode!
	5:24pm V Priceless: baked by BOWIE!
	5:28pm V Priceless: OMG..Big Brother is in my top 10 for sure!
	5:28pm listener james from westwood: Whoa, title reference to an Elizabethan/Jacobean drama by John Ford on that last one. Lust, revenge, fifth-act bloodbath, good stuff.
	5:29pm V Priceless: "Sketches of Spain" and all....
	5:30pm uraniamylonas: me, me!
	5:31pm Kurt Gottschalk: you, u?
	5:35pm uraniamylonas: um, a shout out?
	5:36pm Kurt Gottschalk: OOOH you didn't request a song...
	5:39pm northguineahills: I still like Fred Frith's version of "Dancing in the Street". I somehow found it on 45.
	5:40pm Jeff: What are these shouts out of which the kids seem to be so fond?
	5:40pm SeanG: Imagine if Prince were to shuffle off his mortal coil right now
	5:41pm V Priceless: awww...the ol' LG
	5:43pm V Priceless: whoa a great track...
	5:43pm glenn: laughing gnome is a much better song than i used to think it was.
	5:44pm Kurt Gottschalk: there's a great fan vid on youtube
	5:47pm V Priceless: fan vid of LG?
	5:48pm V Priceless: no Hunky D in the mix...just realized. yet.
	5:49pm uraniamylonas: Howza about "Holy, Holy"
	5:49pm Cheyenne: Kurt! Thanks for such a thorough show!
	5:49pm V Priceless: oh yes! my bad!
	5:50pm V Priceless: haha
	5:54pm uraniamylonas: or "Looking for Satellites"
	5:55pm Dean: Bowie as ISP: http://arstechnica.com/business/2016/01/david-bowies-isp-as-remembered-by-the-guy-who-helped-create-bowienet/
	5:55pm TehBadDr: Great show Kurt, thanx!
	5:55pm SeanG: Thank you Kurt
	5:55pm listener james from westwood: Amazing, amazing tribute, Kurt. Ya done good.
	5:56pm Summer and Michael: Great, great show! Thanks, Kurt!
	5:56pm V Priceless: Thank you for this, Kurt. Your place in the pantheon of Rock & Roll Radio greatness has been assured (if it hadn't been already) for putting this stellar tribute together! Thank you, DB. Peace....
	5:56pm Uncle Michael: Thank you Kurt.
	5:58pm glenn: good stuff, koit.
	5:58pm The Disco King: Thank you so much, Kurt. This show was sublimely awesome.
	5:58pm uraniamylonas: Thank you, Kurt!! This has been an epic SIX HOURS OF BOWIE! Thank you for this gift!
	5:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Nice work, Kurt. Thanks a lot for putting this together.
	5:59pm SeanG: let's all take more risks in our lives
	5:59pm Kurt Gottschalk: thanks, everyone. it feels good to do something for the duke.
	5:59pm V Priceless: (...and thank you Ronno and Trev, too...RIP)
	6:00pm Kurt Gottschalk: absolutely, veep, absolutely
	6:01pm Kurt Gottschalk: oh urania, i just saw your requests. so sorry. i was in wrap mode i guess.
	6:01pm uraniamylonas: No need to apologize! You needed like 6 more hours!
	6:02pm Tamar: Great show, Kurt! Been enjoying it since noon.
	6:02pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Kurt! Great show!
	6:02pm Kurt Gottschalk: next wednesday.
	6:02pm Chuck: Thanks for the wonderful time Kurt
	6:02pm Kurt Gottschalk: thanks, tamar!
	6:05pm Ann: You found one of the Brel covers. Thank you!
	6:06pm V Priceless: oh...'73 on the final Ziggy show footnote, KG : ) ROCK!
	6:57am paula pc: just finished listening to all six hours. This was supreme. Thank you, Kurt.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments
Philip Glass	Warszawa "Warszawa" by "Philip Glass"	"Low" Symphony	Point Music	1993	CD
David Bowie	D.J. "D.J." by "David Bowie"	Lodger	Ryko	1991	CD	Originally released in 1979
David Bowie	Sweet Thing / Candidate	David Live - David Bowie at the Tower Philadelphia	Ryko	1990	CD	Originally released in 1974
David Bowie	Bring Me the Head of the Disco King	Reality	Columbia	2003	CD
David Bowie	John, I'm Only Dancing	Sound+Vision	Ryko	1989	CD	Originally released in 1975
David Bowie	Fame "Fame" by "David Bowie"	Stage	RCA	1978	LP
David Bowie	Fashion "Fashion" by "David Bowie"	Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)	Virgin	1999	CD	Originally released in 1980
Music behind DJ: Philip Glass	Warszawa "Warszawa" by "Philip Glass"	"Low" Symphony	Point Music	1993	CD
David Bowie	Ziggy Stardust "Ziggy Stardust" by "David Bowie"	The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars	Ryko	1990	CD	Originally released in 1972
David Bowie	Blackstar "Blackstar" by "David Bowie"	Blackstar	Columbia	2015	CD
David Bowie	The Stars (Are Out Tonight)	The Next Day	ISO	2013	CD
David Bowie	New Killer Star "New Killer Star" by "David Bowie"	Reality	ISO	2003	CD
David Bowie	Shining Star (Makin' My Love)	Never Let Me Down	EMI	1987	LP
David Bowie	Lady Stardust "Lady Stardust" by "David Bowie"	The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars	Ryko	1990	CD	Originally released in 1972
David Bowie	Star "Star" by "David Bowie"	The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars	Ryko	1990	CD
David Bowie	The Prettiest Star "The Prettiest Star" by "David Bowie"	Aladdin Sane	Ryko	1990	CD	Originally released in 1973
David Bowie	Starman "Starman" by "David Bowie"	The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars	Ryko	1990	CD
Music behind DJ: Philip Glass	Warszawa "Warszawa" by "Philip Glass"	"Low" Symphony	Point Music	1993	CD
Amanda Nazario	Oh! You Pretty Things	The Nazario Scenario	WFMU
David Bowie	Rosalyn "Rosalyn" by "David Bowie"	Pin Ups	Ryko	1990	CD	Originally released in 1973, first recorded by the Pretty Things
David Bowie	The Pretty Things Are Going to Hell	Hours	Virgin	1999	CD
David Bowie	Try Some, Buy Some "Try Some, Buy Some" by "David Bowie"	Reality	Columbia	2003	CD	Written by George Harrison
David Bowie	Cactus "Cactus" by "David Bowie"	Heathen	Columbia	2002	CD	Originally recorded by the Pixies
David Bowie	Pablo Picasso "Pablo Picasso" by "David Bowie"	Reality	Columbia	2003	CD	Originally recorded by Jonathan Richman and the Modern Lovers
Iggy Pop	China Girl "China Girl" by "Iggy Pop"	The Idiot	Virgin	1990	CD	Written by Iggy Pop and David Bowie, later recorded by Bowie
Mott the Hoople	All The Young Dudes	All The Young Dudes	Columbia	1987	CD	Written and produced by Bowie, originally released in 1972
Seu Jorge	Rebel Rebel "Rebel Rebel" by "Seu Jorge"	The Life Aquatic Studio Sessions	Hollywood	2005	CD
Music behind DJ: Philip Glass	Warszawa "Warszawa" by "Philip Glass"	"Low" Symphony	Point Music	1993	CD
David Bowie	Space Oddity "Space Oddity" by "David Bowie"	David Bowie
David Bowie	Ashes to Ashes "Ashes to Ashes" by "David Bowie"	Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)	Virgin	1999	CD	Originally released in 1980
David Bowie	Fantastic Voyage "Fantastic Voyage" by "David Bowie"	Lodger	Ryko	1991	CD
David Bowie	What In The World "What In The World" by "David Bowie"	Low
David Bowie	Sons of the Silent Age	"Heroes"	Ryko	1991	CD
Philip Glass	"Heroes" ""Heroes"" by "Philip Glass"	"Heroes" Symphony	Point Music	1996	CD
David Bowie	"Helden" ""Helden"" by "David Bowie"	Sound+Vision
David Bowie	Baal's Hymm "Baal's Hymm" by "David Bowie"	Baal	RCA	1982	7"	Written by Bertolt Brecht
David Bowie	Remembering Marie A "Remembering Marie A" by "David Bowie"	Baal	RCA	1982	7"
David Bowie	Ballad of the Adventurers	Baal	RCA	1982	12"
David Bowie	The Drowned Girl "The Drowned Girl" by "David Bowie"	Baal	RCA	1982	12"
David Bowie	The DIrty Song "The DIrty Song" by "David Bowie"	Baal	RCA	1982	12"
David Bowie	Weeping Wall "Weeping Wall" by "David Bowie"	Low
David Bowie	V-2 Schneider "V-2 Schneider" by "David Bowie"	"Heroes"	Ryko	1990	CD
David Bowie	Word On A Wing (Live)	Station to Station	Virgin	2010	CD
David Bowie	Girl Loves Me "Girl Loves Me" by "David Bowie"	Blackstar	ISOc	2015	CD
David Bowie	Dirty Boys "Dirty Boys" by "David Bowie"	The Next Day	ISO	2013	CD
David Bowie	Boys Keep Swinging "Boys Keep Swinging" by "David Bowie"	Lodger	Ryko	1991	CD
Music behind DJ: Philip Glass	Warszawa "Warszawa" by "Philip Glass"	"Low" Symphony	Point Music	1993	CD
David Bowie	If You Can See Me "If You Can See Me" by "David Bowie"	The Next Day	ISO	2013	CD
David Bowie	Scream Like A Baby "Scream Like A Baby" by "David Bowie"	Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)	Virgin	1999	CD
David Bowie	Width of a Circle "Width of a Circle" by "David Bowie"	The Man Who Sold the World	Ryko	1990	CD	Originally released in 1970
David Bowie	All the Madmen "All the Madmen" by "David Bowie"	The Man Who Sold the World	Ryko	1990	CD
David Bowie	Station to Station "Station to Station" by "David Bowie"	Station to Station	Virgin	2010	CD	Originally released in 1976
David Bowie	Never Get Old "Never Get Old" by "David Bowie"	Reality	Columbia	2003	CD
David Bowie	Lazarus "Lazarus" by "David Bowie"	Blackstar	ISO	2016	CD
David Bowie	Slip Away "Slip Away" by "David Bowie"	Heathen	ISO	2002	CD
David Bowie	Lady Grinning Soul "Lady Grinning Soul" by "David Bowie"	Aladdin Sane	Ryko	1990	CD	Originally released in 1973
David Bowie	Cygnet Committee "Cygnet Committee" by "David Bowie"	David Bowie	Virgin	2009	CD	Originally released in 1969
David Bowie	Running Gun Blues "Running Gun Blues" by "David Bowie"	The Man Who Sold the World	Ryko	1990	CD
Music behind DJ: Philip Glass	Warszawa "Warszawa" by "Philip Glass"	"Low" Symphony	Point Music	1993	CD
David Bowie	Looking for Lester "Looking for Lester" by "David Bowie"	Black Tie White Noise	Savage Music	1993	MP3
David Bowie	Let's Dance "Let's Dance" by "David Bowie"	Let's Dance	EMI	1983	LP
David Bowie	Breaking Glass "Breaking Glass" by "David Bowie"	Low	Ryko	1990	CD
David Bowie	Beauty and the Beast "Beauty and the Beast" by "David Bowie"	"Heroes"
Tin Machine	Bus Stop "Bus Stop" by "Tin Machine"	Under the God	EMI	1989	EP
David Bowie	'Tis a Pity She Was a Whore	Blackstar	ISO	2016	CD
David Bowie	Big Brother / Chant of the Ever Circling Skeletal Family	Diamond Dogs	Virgin	1999	CD	Originally released in 1974
David Bowie	I'd Rather Be High "I'd Rather Be High" by "David Bowie"	The Next Day	IOS	2013	CD
David Bowie & Mick Jagger	Dancing in the Streets		EMI	1985	MP3
David Bowie	The Laughing Gnome "The Laughing Gnome" by "David Bowie"	Starting Point	Decca	1977	LP	Originally released in 1967
David Bowie and the Lower Third	Can't Help Thinking About Me	I Dig Everything: The 1966 Pye Singles	Castle	2001	CD
David Bowie	I Dig Everything "I Dig Everything" by "David Bowie"	I Dig Everything: The 1966 Pye Singles	Castle	2001	CD
David Bowie	Time "Time" by "David Bowie"	Aladdin Sane	Ryko	1990	CD
David Bowie	My Death "My Death" by "David Bowie"	Ziggy Stardust:The Motion Picture	Ryko	1992	CD	Recorded July 3, 1972 at the final Ziggy Stardust concert.

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Listener comments!
	12:02pm P-90: Hi Kurt!
	12:02pm βrian: Softly, softly.
	12:03pm sugarwolf: Hello
	12:03pm duke: Hi Kurt. Great gif
	12:03pm Kurt Gottschalk: hi everyone! what a sad pleasure it is to be here.
	12:04pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Kurt and all!
	12:05pm Jeff Golick: Just a-one cornetto, please, @Kurt.
	12:06pm coelacanth: hi Kurt and everyone
	12:06pm V Priceless: Hey brother Kurt. Thanks for doing this, as unbelievable as it is. Throwing my request into the hat for one of these, for whatever it's worth, these are the tunes that surfaced first in my whirling mind today: Star, Lady Grinning Soul, Cygnet Committee.
	12:07pm Kurt Gottschalk: you got it, pops. i will play requests today, but i've got some things to get out of the way first. leave your requests, memories or well wishes here in the comments. i'll do my best to get to them.
	12:08pm Kurt Gottschalk: veep, when did i go from son to brother? is it cuz it's 2016?
	12:08pm Cheyenne: oh hey kurt!
	12:09pm Kurt Gottschalk: hi cheyenne! fance meeting you here!
	12:10pm Kurt Gottschalk: *fancy (or fance, i'm ok with that)
	12:10pm uraniamylonas: Hiya!
	12:10pm Kurt Gottschalk: hey urania!
	12:10pm Cheyenne: fancee? like someone who is fanced?
	12:11pm Kurt Gottschalk: totes
	12:11pm uraniamylonas: This piece is beautiful. I did not know Bowie and Glass had collaborated!
	12:11pm shawnaatteberry: I'd like to hear Dancing in the Streets.
	12:12pm Kurt Gottschalk: philip glass did two cds of orchestrations of bowie's instrumental music. bowie's version of this was on the album 'low.'
	12:12pm V Priceless: no harm, no foul, KG...just meant it in the collective, loving universal Bowie sense, just for this moment in time....I'm already losing it...damn
	12:12pm Kurt Gottschalk: shawna, as i said, it'll be a bit before i get to the requests. i got my own requests to fill. but i'll see if i can find that for you.
	12:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Kurt. Happy Powerball Day!
	12:13pm Kurt Gottschalk: veep, just kids
	12:13pm uraniamylonas: i just tweeted to Iman about yer show.
	12:13pm Polyus: Still not tired of David tributes this week, looking forward to this one. Maybe some Black Tie/Buddha/Outside material? That is a gap in my library.
	12:13pm V Priceless: of course, Kurt...I've been overly-dramatic since Monday, 3:00AMish...
	12:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 2nd 'Cygnet' & fond of 'Savior Machine'. But not a small oeuvre & still discovering it - damn...He was /shall always be a many-faceted jewel & always interesting to see others' focus...
	12:14pm Kurt Gottschalk: yeah, me too. i heard the first bbc announcement at about 1:30 (i think) and of course just thought they were wrong.
	12:15pm TDK60: Great to hear this...and that!
	12:16pm frenchee: Lovely lovely lovely HI KURT
	12:16pm shawnaatteberry: Thanks Kurk! I have a long afternoon of editing ahead, so no rush. :)
	12:20pm coelacanth: yes Kurt...disbelief. i was here,on Therese's show,when someone casually posted" David Bowie has passed" and i thought "either this is a hoax, or this guy's a terrible troll." ...i still am just barely functional.
	12:21pm Carmichael: Heya Kurt and peoples. Was listening to some Lower Third last night in tribute.
	12:23pm V Priceless: there..that's more appropriate dress ; )
	12:24pm glenn: hmmm. good thing d.b. didn't go bald at 25. we might not be doing this.
	12:25pm Kurt Gottschalk: glernn, ha! although i think if he did, he could have convinced us he hadn't. hi coel, carm and everyone out there in radioland.
	12:26pm V Priceless: great selection, Kurt..lemme just get that out of the way now, moving forward.
	12:27pm Kurt Gottschalk: it's not hard to make great bowie selections
	12:28pm V Priceless: I begged a Record World clerk to part with a giant Diamond Dogs promo poster back in the day...don't know how I pulled that off - still got it! Yay!
	12:29pm ndbob: afternoon Kurt and everyone!
	12:29pm TDK60: I remember the 1st time I heard Bowie, round '71: 'Man Who Sold the World' and 'Hunky Dory'. Wow!
	12:31pm V Priceless: Mike Garson called in to Dave Hill's show Monday night, in case anyone missed it....
	12:32pm Blackstar: This is a beautiful show, Kurt. I made a beeline to get to my desk by noon, and won't be taking these headphones off for the next 3 hours.
	12:37pm Uncle Michael: Greetings.
	12:37pm V Priceless: Hey Uncle Michael
	12:38pm Uncle Michael: Hey VP.
	12:39pm glenn: nice version of this polecats song.
	12:40pm glenn: kidding. sheeeeeesh.
	12:41pm TDK60: Must away, will visit archive, post...
	12:44pm The Disco King: This song has such as pure 70s vibe to it, to my ears.
	12:47pm Cheyenne: BEEP BEEP
	12:48pm Artie Haywire: Diggin' it.
	12:50pm listener james from westwood: @Cheyenne: I was definitely miming the "beep beep"s on this side!
	12:52pm Cheyenne: I love songs with beeps and meows and stuff in them. I'm a pretty big fan of onomatopoeias(?)/onomatopoeiae(?) in general, I guess!
	12:53pm wiktionary: (WAR-sha-va)
	12:53pm glenn: i prefer meep meep, a la the roadrunner.
	12:54pm wiktionary: (or rather: VAR-sha-va)
	12:56pm jasonlittle: I've never heard the Bertholt Brecht's Baal album. I remember that as a perpetual cutout when I was a kid in the 80s. Now of course I want to hear it.
	12:58pm Rich in Washington: I was listening to Therese's show the night the news broke. She had just played some Blackstar and then a listener told her the news. I had just minutes before gone to bed thinking Blackstar sounded pretty good.
	12:58pm Cheyenne: IMMORTAL RIFFAGE
	12:59pm wiktionary: He's not dead... like Liz B said, he's gone back to space.
	1:00pm Cheyenne: amen @wiktionary... He's a winky guiding star now, leading more droves of weirdos to be themselves
	1:00pm doctorjazz: Hi all, bit hectic, just a chance to check in.
	1:00pm Mike East: there are a few albums that I have a distinct memory of the first time I heard it...this is one of them.
	1:01pm Mike East: ...from that opening drum beat, I knew I was in for something special.
	1:01pm V Priceless: Ken Scott's production on this and the other Spiders-era records just incredible
	1:02pm shawnaatteberry: I've never heard that version of We Could Be Heroes. I like.
	1:02pm listener james from westwood: Therese did a great job at redoing her show midstream, as stunned as she understandably seemed by the news, esp. after she started the show w/ some birthday-celebratory Bowie tracks. "Change ... of plans," I recall her saying at the next available mic break.
	1:03pm glenn: ziggy was always the perfect end of party album, way back when. rawkness, segueing into mellow balladry.
	1:05pm V Priceless: I realize now that during the bridge of this tune he's having a conversation with God, and playing both roles: "You're a flash in the pan, I am the great I Am"....etc
	1:06pm TehBadDr: Wow, this is great Bowie. What a treasure he left us.
	1:13pm V Priceless: "Slip Away" for the hat, too, KG, if you're tossing a bunch in there....
	1:14pm Kurt Gottschalk: got it!
	1:17pm E. Sternseebord: Hi BUCKY
	1:18pm Kurt Gottschalk: hi bet!
	1:24pm Denise: What album is this on?
	1:25pm Kurt Gottschalk: "Never Let Me Down." It's all on the playlist here.
	1:26pm Uncle Michael: I'm outta here in about 25 minutes, but I'm cranking this show from the mobile in my car when I go. You're doing a great job, Kurt.
	1:26pm Kurt Gottschalk: thanks, unk mike
	1:27pm V Priceless: Woo!
	1:28pm V Priceless: Bowie is now the stuff of stars indeed
	1:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...just the way his talents piled up vertically - songwriter, singer, storyteller, visual design, performance...
	1:34pm Jeff Golick: ...hoaxer: www.theguardian.com...
	1:36pm listener james from westwood: "Starman" is actually the Bowie cut that's been running thru my head since I read the news. So this is doubly fab.
	1:39pm glenn: was the prettiest star originally recorded for ziggy stardust?
	1:40pm glenn: it would make some sense.
	1:44pm V Priceless: he signed his last email to Eno "Dawn"
	1:44pm glenn: i have to say, some of this warszawa reminds me of the incidental music in dexter.
	1:46pm Dean: Postmodern radio!
	1:47pm βrian: Amanda the interloper!
	1:47pm Jeff Golick: whazza-WHA?
	1:47pm The Disco King: Now this is lovely!
	1:48pm listener james from westwood: Phantom Nazz!
	1:48pm Doug Schulkind: Swooniature Minotaurs.
	1:48pm Jeff Golick: "Put the Bowie in the what now?"
	1:52pm V Priceless: nice! Hours!
	1:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tight 'edit'.
	1:53pm glenn: by the way, in a somewhat tenuously related vein, did you see that jerry hall is going to marry rupert murdoch?
	1:55pm Polyus: I got my copy of Hours for $5 out of an endcap at Menard's (local chain of hardware stores).
	1:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah. Ugh.
	1:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...as opposed to Iggy 'your pretty face is going to hell'...
	1:58pm ndbob: excellent show Kurt!
	2:01pm Jeff Golick: whoa.
	2:02pm Jeff Golick: @glenn: one wag noted that Mick just lost two exes in close succession.
	2:02pm βrian: Menard's is evil.
	2:03pm V Priceless: @ Rev RN63 - everything's going to Hell, no biggie.
	2:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: My 401k is toast, too.
	2:05pm glenn: perhaps mick should have been less of a doucheweasel.
	2:06pm maja: hi all, just want to say: i'm on board
	2:06pm Jeff Golick: Gotta run, Kurt. Thanks for this, all of it.
	2:11pm northguineahills: I have to admit, except for "Blackstar", or a few tracks from "Earthling", I haven't heard anything of Bowie's after "Let's Dance".
	2:12pm Dean: China Gate? There's a restaurant in town with a similar name.
	2:14pm Kurt Gottschalk: hahahahahahahahaha! thanks, dean.
	2:14pm doctorjazz: Don't think I've heard "All The Young Dudes" this many times in 30 years, not that that's a bad thing, loving hearing it in the various versions.
	2:14pm glenn: first song i learned which contained a major seventh chord.
	2:15pm Dean: Too late, Kurt. The damage is done. Now I'm hungry.
	2:17pm Kurt Gottschalk: yeah, dr. j. dudes is an amazing tune. dean, dammit, now i am too.
	2:17pm doctorjazz: Bossa Bowie!
	2:20pm Mike East: man, Life Aquatic breaks my heart.
	2:21pm Leonardo: Howza bout playing Always Crashing in the Same Car Kurt?
	2:21pm Cheyenne: I wanna hear "As The World Falls Down" or "Magic Dance," like em or not.
	2:22pm Cheyenne: Yeah! More LOW!
	2:22pm northguineahills: ...hmmmm.... I'd love to hear something from Earthling, I've yet to hear someone play something from that album!
	2:22pm Leonardo: Sons of the Silent Age?
	2:23pm Ann: Re Bowie and Philip Glass: Glass didn't "do 2 CDs of orchestrations" based on Low & Heroes -- he wrote 2 Symphonies, I believe with Bowie & Eno's input to some extent. They have been recorded more then once by different orchestras, so more than 2 cd's. Arkivmusic lists most, if not all of these. Re requests - If you have the recording, could you play Baal? Would love to hear, as well as more of the Glass symphonies. Thanks for this wonderful broadcast!
	2:24pm jasonlittle: Peter & the Wolf?
	2:24pm glenn: running gun blues. my two cents worth. or five cents canadian.
	2:25pm V Priceless: critics...ha...Bowie doing covers....it's the mark of a music FAN.
	2:27pm uraniamylonas: omg, I love Seu Jorge!
	2:29pm northguineahills: As everyone stated, Seu Jorge's version is amazing!
	2:30pm Rich in Washington: I only just recently became aware that this song featured a Stylophone.
	2:31pm Jess: 3yr Old: (Looking at gif on playlist) Dad, what's on your computer? Me: That's David Bowie. 3yr Old: Is he everything? Me: Yes. Yes he is.
	2:32pm glenn: out of the mouths of babes...
	2:32pm northguineahills: I made a mix tape back in '96 and put a version of "Space Oddity". Unbeknownst to me, while recording it, my turntable lost the left channel, and my cassette recorder recorded the result in mono. So, for years, I had no idea there was so much more going on the recording, until I listened to it carefully w/ both channels restored years later.
	2:33pm northguineahills: Perfect Jess!
	2:34pm Doug Schulkind: How many different languages has Space Oddity been performed in? I heard DB singing it in Italian last night. I played a Spanish comedy version (Hermanos Calatrava) a few weeks ago.
	2:34pm Cheyenne: YAS that wiggly piano foreverrr
	2:35pm Kurt Gottschalk: ann, fair point. i'm posting while jockeying. but the glass symphonies heavily use melodies from the albums. i think we said similar things there. and yes, baal will happen.
	2:37pm Rich in Washington: I wish I could find Cassetteboy's cut up of Space Oddity but it's hopelessly obscured by being one of like 100 deceptively named tracks.
	2:41pm V Priceless: yeah baby
	2:42pm glenn: wait until the crowd cries, mahfuckers.
	2:42pm Ann: Thanks! Didn't mean to quibble, just help get the info out to those unfamiliar with these wonderful works. Hopefully Bowie's passing will spur more recordings of these, and perhaps new works? Looking forward to Baal. Hope you keep going past 3!
	2:43pm Cheyenne: I feel like Weeping Wall might be appropriate. But the whole album is killer.
	2:46pm V Priceless: Frampton sang this part during the Glass Spider tour
	2:54pm northguineahills: I gotta go at 3, thanks Kurt, as per usual. Good amazing fun stuff!
	2:56pm Doug Schulkind: You know the way that the worse global warming gets, the faster it gets worse? Well the longer the totality of the Bowie tributes continue, they better it gets. And this is the jewel in the crown of tributes, Kurt.
	2:57pm V Priceless: Thank you Kurt! Much appreciated! To be continued, no doubt...
	2:58pm listener james from westwood: Heh, thought this might have been Brecht (hadn't heard it before)!
	3:02pm Chuck: Thank you Kurt! Thank you Bowie!
	3:04pm Ann: It is Brecht: from a BBC production of Brecht's play Baal. Bowie played the main/title character.
	3:04pm uraniamylonas: so much Bowie to discover via Miniature Minotaurs! Thanks, Kurt!
	3:06pm listener james from westwood: Must duck out for a tiny bit; if I miss the last chunk, many thanks for the fine survey, Kurt!
	3:11pm Cheyenne: I've forced Low on way too many exboyfriends who weren't ready for it. C'est la vie
	3:12pm SeanG: V-2 SCHNEIDER!!
	3:12pm ?: How about the night flights cover?
	3:13pm Kurt Gottschalk: ?, what is that?
	3:14pm glenn: no, they weren't ready for YOU, cheyenne. no loss, though. if they didn't like low, they weren't good b.f. material.
	3:15pm ?: I heard on scott williams show that DB covered the walker brothers song nite flights... I never heard it before.
	3:17pm Ann: Kurt - thanks again. Lost my copy of Baal in a flood - so good to hear! He certainly connected to Brecht & Weil. How about some Bowie covers of Jacques Brel?
	3:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It was all about getting turned on to different parts of Bowie's oeuvre by different people, like gfs & bfs...
	3:18pm Kurt Gottschalk: ann, i don't know those! ?, same, sorry.
	3:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...still is far as I can tell...
	3:22pm Ann: Google Bowie "Jacques Brel" Amsterdam "La Mort"...
	3:24pm The Disco King: "Where the fuck did Monday go?"
	3:26pm Kurt Gottschalk: thanks, ann. i will.
	3:26pm V Priceless: oooh..how long you going, KG? I think that's great of ya, BTW...
	3:27pm Kurt Gottschalk: i could go until 7 if i wanted but i don't think i got that in my. i'm no jonesy!
	3:28pm V Priceless: the power of Bowie compels you! : )
	3:28pm The Disco King: It's OK, Kurt -- just stay till 5 or 6
	3:29pm Kurt Gottschalk: ha, veep!
	3:32pm TehBadDr: Nice, keep on going man!
	3:34pm V Priceless: 'twas not I, dear son (of the not-so-silent age)! But I ain't complainin'
	3:38pm Dean: Wait...what was that about Cafe Jacques? I've been eager to hear them again on WFMU.
	3:38pm Mike East: speaking of Jonesy, I'm curious to see what his Bowie selections are on Sunday. I can take a few guesses.
	3:47pm Polyus: One of my favorites from The Next Day.
	3:50pm V Priceless: Yes!
	3:54pm Mike East: keep it spinnin for All the Madmen! ;)
	3:54pm V Priceless: @KG: Woodmansey/Visconti returning to Highline 1/19 to play this entire record (they were there on DB's birthday). Pretty amazing how well this record holds up.
	3:57pm Kurt Gottschalk: wow, very cool! did you go last time?
	3:57pm Kurt Gottschalk: mike, you got it.
	3:58pm glenn: i was kind of thinking that width of a circle and station to station were very similar songs, in many respects.
	3:58pm V Priceless: yes - Visconti dialed DB from his cell on stage and held it out to crowd - we all sang Happy Birthday to him! Imagine that? Will probably go again....
	4:01pm V Priceless: singer is Glen Gregory of Heaven 17 - he really does a good job...plus they play other Spiders-era material, of course
	4:01pm Mike East: woohoo! Thanks Kurt! I've had this one in my head for the past couple weeks
	4:01pm Kurt Gottschalk: oh that's right! i remember you telling me that (or posting it or something). amazing.
	4:02pm V Priceless: yeah..I've been a blathering idiot these past few days...ugh
	4:02pm Kurt Gottschalk: glenn, i had s2s cued to go after width of a o, but mikeast had other ideas....
	4:03pm Mike East: damn, did I eff up a sweet segue? my bad.
	4:04pm glenn: play it, and you'll see what i mean.
	4:04pm Kurt Gottschalk: no worries, we're all doing this together mike.
	4:04pm Kurt Gottschalk: glenn, it's still cued.
	4:05pm Mike East: Zane zane zane, ouvrez le chien
	4:22pm SeanG: Rock on Kurt!
	4:22pm V Priceless: Really outstanding memorial, Kurt. Thanks for stepping up to what must feel like a seemingly insurmountable task...whoa
	4:23pm Kurt Gottschalk: you just keep playing songs, you can't go wrong.
	4:25pm Doug Schulkind: Kurt, when Bodega Pop Live finishes at 10pm, you are most welcome to pick up where you leave off I am not hardly kidding.
	4:26pm Kurt Gottschalk: hahaha i'll be at the ex then!
	4:28pm V Priceless: time for more crying...thanks for 'Slip Away'...I cried when I first heard it..now..forget it...
	4:29pm Mike East: oh, I was hoping for this one (Slip Away), but didn't even know what it was called.
	4:30pm Schnormal: I like how a different face from the Bowie gif briefly flashes on the screen each time you refresh the playlist
	4:31pm Kurt Gottschalk: think vincent priceless for this one -- and the next two!
	4:31pm Kurt Gottschalk: schnorm, i noticed that as well.
	4:33pm V Priceless: get out!!
	4:34pm Stanley: Holy Moly - had I known this was still going I wouldn't have been on the main stream listening to Irwin's show, until someone gave a shout out.
	4:36pm (Eyepatch) Fox: Because of all the Bowie hooplah, an internet friend drunk-facebooked me about what a miracle I am because illness could kill me whenever, and if it did, she'd be quite sad. I know she meant well, but.... thanks for reminding me about my frail relationship with my mortality, lady.
	4:37pm Doug Schulkind: @Stanley One significant drawback of the wfmu.org redesign is that it doesn't automatically show that a show is live on the stream. You have to click to see what's playing.
	4:40pm (Eyepatch) Fox: I didn't know to switch over until it was mentioned on the playlist, either.
	4:41pm V Priceless: I owe you a beer...or three, KG! Thanks for getting these into the mix!
	4:42pm Kurt Gottschalk: absolutely. we do need to find a night to meet when i'm out on the island. things are calming down a bit for me now.
	4:44pm V Priceless: cool...I do NYC too, ya know! Ha! You should consider the Highline gig 1/19, if schedule permits, etc.
	4:46pm Doug Schulkind: Chilling
	4:50pm listener james from westwood: Got back into the office in quick order and heard a mighty chunk of that last hour. Wow!
	4:55pm joe: 'Ello folks
	4:56pm Uncle Michael: North 'burbs!
	4:59pm joe: It does still seem to be in existence kurt
	5:04pm Mike East: very nice marathon tribute this afternoon, Kurt. Well done and thank you.
	5:05pm Doug Schulkind: The 2003 DVD release of this has a between-song interview with Lester. Haw anyone seen it?!
	5:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: How many more hours to go until beating Glen Jones and his record?
	5:05pm TehBadDr: And the Bowie keeps going, excellent man!
	5:08pm Mike East: too many, Ken.
	5:09pm Mike East: though maybe coming close to Clay Pigeon's hurricane Sandy record.
	5:09pm Kurt Gottschalk: way too many
	5:11pm joe: @Kurt if you are on Spotify already there is a pretry neat live country version of Tin Machines Bus Stop on the Under The God single the have
	5:16pm Stanley: Earwig-o,o,o,o!
	5:17pm Uncle Michael: I love the sound of Breaking Glass.
	5:18pm Dean: I love the smell of Baking Pies.
	5:22pm northguineahills: Came back at four, and was like, huh, Kurt's still on?!! Went back out, just came back, and yea and behold, he's still manning the 1s &2s (&3s &4s &5s). Kickass! I've never heard Tin Machine before, cool!
	5:23pm V Priceless: yeah - Tin Machine!
	5:23pm glenn: i love the taste of pies baked in glass. top that.
	5:24pm Dean: I'll top it...a la mode!
	5:24pm V Priceless: baked by BOWIE!
	5:28pm V Priceless: OMG..Big Brother is in my top 10 for sure!
	5:28pm listener james from westwood: Whoa, title reference to an Elizabethan/Jacobean drama by John Ford on that last one. Lust, revenge, fifth-act bloodbath, good stuff.
	5:29pm V Priceless: "Sketches of Spain" and all....
	5:30pm uraniamylonas: me, me!
	5:31pm Kurt Gottschalk: you, u?
	5:35pm uraniamylonas: um, a shout out?
	5:36pm Kurt Gottschalk: OOOH you didn't request a song...
	5:39pm northguineahills: I still like Fred Frith's version of "Dancing in the Street". I somehow found it on 45.
	5:40pm Jeff: What are these shouts out of which the kids seem to be so fond?
	5:40pm SeanG: Imagine if Prince were to shuffle off his mortal coil right now
	5:41pm V Priceless: awww...the ol' LG
	5:43pm V Priceless: whoa a great track...
	5:43pm glenn: laughing gnome is a much better song than i used to think it was.
	5:44pm Kurt Gottschalk: there's a great fan vid on youtube
	5:47pm V Priceless: fan vid of LG?
	5:48pm V Priceless: no Hunky D in the mix...just realized. yet.
	5:49pm uraniamylonas: Howza about "Holy, Holy"
	5:49pm Cheyenne: Kurt! Thanks for such a thorough show!
	5:49pm V Priceless: oh yes! my bad!
	5:50pm V Priceless: haha
	5:54pm uraniamylonas: or "Looking for Satellites"
	5:55pm Dean: Bowie as ISP: http://arstechnica.com/business/2016/01/david-bowies-isp-as-remembered-by-the-guy-who-helped-create-bowienet/
	5:55pm TehBadDr: Great show Kurt, thanx!
	5:55pm SeanG: Thank you Kurt
	5:55pm listener james from westwood: Amazing, amazing tribute, Kurt. Ya done good.
	5:56pm Summer and Michael: Great, great show! Thanks, Kurt!
	5:56pm V Priceless: Thank you for this, Kurt. Your place in the pantheon of Rock & Roll Radio greatness has been assured (if it hadn't been already) for putting this stellar tribute together! Thank you, DB. Peace....
	5:56pm Uncle Michael: Thank you Kurt.
	5:58pm glenn: good stuff, koit.
	5:58pm The Disco King: Thank you so much, Kurt. This show was sublimely awesome.
	5:58pm uraniamylonas: Thank you, Kurt!! This has been an epic SIX HOURS OF BOWIE! Thank you for this gift!
	5:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Nice work, Kurt. Thanks a lot for putting this together.
	5:59pm SeanG: let's all take more risks in our lives
	5:59pm Kurt Gottschalk: thanks, everyone. it feels good to do something for the duke.
	5:59pm V Priceless: (...and thank you Ronno and Trev, too...RIP)
	6:00pm Kurt Gottschalk: absolutely, veep, absolutely
	6:01pm Kurt Gottschalk: oh urania, i just saw your requests. so sorry. i was in wrap mode i guess.
	6:01pm uraniamylonas: No need to apologize! You needed like 6 more hours!
	6:02pm Tamar: Great show, Kurt! Been enjoying it since noon.
	6:02pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Kurt! Great show!
	6:02pm Kurt Gottschalk: next wednesday.
	6:02pm Chuck: Thanks for the wonderful time Kurt
	6:02pm Kurt Gottschalk: thanks, tamar!
	6:05pm Ann: You found one of the Brel covers. Thank you!
	6:06pm V Priceless: oh...'73 on the final Ziggy show footnote, KG : ) ROCK!
	6:57am paula pc: just finished listening to all six hours. This was supreme. Thank you, Kurt.

Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from January 13, 2016

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