WFMU: Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from January 14, 2016

Listener comments!
	3:05pm Cecile: hola!
	3:06pm V Priceless: hey Fabio - which ever way you go tribute-wise (jeez), thanks in advance!
	👻 3:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: Failure? What failure? I don't see any failure.
	3:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: yARdbiRds - Bowie approves.
	3:08pm dcp: YARDBIRDS
	3:08pm The Disco King: KenFHP: you're just failing to see it
	3:08pm V Priceless: the Failure of Life...at least as we know it.
	3:09pm Egdip: Oh there's failure. Plenty of it. And even more when that Pigeon clown comes along.
	3:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh - right: ultimateclassicrock.com...
	👻 3:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: <adjusts glasses> OK, there's the failure!
	3:12pm ?: "we are the angel people!"
	3:16pm Oscar: Even in death... failure springs eternal.
	3:16pm The Disco King: Well right now the playlist is failing ...
	3:18pm dcp: Fabio's playlist always fails right on time.
	3:20pm coelacanth: the failure of the information age. Hi Fabio and everyone.
	3:20pm Joey Molland's Badfinger: What are you doing Fabio? Are you in the can? Let's get that playlist going.
	3:22pm coelacanth: ...the victory of a human dj.
	3:23pm coelacanth: we can stop panicking now.
	3:24pm V Priceless: digging this big time, Fabs...
	3:24pm Yogi: I can't stop picnic-ing!
	3:24pm Aaron: Fabio is on point this afternoon!
	3:26pm coelacanth: more picnic, less panic -more or less.
	3:28pm djsheilab: What a spectacularly sensual record!
	3:29pm Cheri Pi: Gilli!
	3:36pm Rick Layered: John McLaughlin eats Neopolation ice cream.
	👻 3:36pm Rev. Turnip Druid: DAMN. Went for coffee & missed the Gong tune. May have to punch self innaface. For old time's sake.
	3:39pm Oscar: Stallone!
	3:39pm Ted Cruz: Failure to report campaign loans to the Federal Election Commission.
	3:39pm The Disco King: The playlist fails to disappoint
	3:41pm P-90: Bongiorno, Fabio il fratello mio! Excellent first set today, 0/4/00 AD (After David). Gong does not get enough airplay imo, btw.
	3:44pm Additionally: Alan Rickman ... Natalie Cole ...
	👻 3:47pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Angel's Egg = probably my 2nd place Gong LP. ...camebert électrique = far favorite, but th'Egg is up there.
	3:49pm (additionally): Paul Bley; Otis Clay.
	3:51pm dcp: Boulez
	3:52pm Cecile: I missed one horse is green!
	3:52pm coelacanth: of course Pierre Boulez.
	3:52pm chocolate monk: apparently liver cancer, like the his late, great comrade Mick Ronson.
	3:53pm Cecile: Fabio, if you are so inclined, if you can play Queen Bitch, that would be great.
	👻 3:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: The Dead People Server has been running overtime lately. www.dpsinfo.com...
	3:55pm P-90: Vilmos Szigmond: one of the all-time greats, and an absolute giant of the seventies: Close Encounters, McCabe and Mrs. Miller, Deliverance, etc, etc...
	3:57pm P-90: @Rev T. Druid: You know your Gong, Sir
	👻 3:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: Arrggh...the failure of URLs! www.dpsinfo.com...
	3:59pm Cecile: wow that site's graphic design makes me itch.
	3:59pm The Disco King: Sing it like a Roman!
	3:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tony Visconti on Bowie's illness & final works : www.rollingstone.com...
	4:01pm Chris from DC: Guessing Tony's upcoming show with Holy Holy here is sold out by now.
	4:01pm Cecile: he did dig everything
	4:02pm TehBadDr: Excellent! Interested to hear what Fabio pulls out in tribute.
	4:03pm dcp: Yeah, English blues standards. I can get behind this
	4:04pm dcp: WHA? I didn't know this was on Pinups. Gotta look at that again.
	4:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @dcp: Does this link work? : www.facebook.com... I posted all the Originals too.
	4:06pm V Priceless: the other thing ya gotta love about DB is that he was such a FAN, too, and not afraid to embrace that
	4:07pm dcp: yep, thanks RRN63
	4:07pm Cecile: he never stopped keeping up with music..
	4:09pm dcp: Yinz are right. I just watched that Dinah Shore interview with him and Iggy. Bowie seems so sincere and earnest like all here cares about is promoting Iggy at that moment.
	4:10pm Dave in Vermont: yinz from Pittsburgh?
	4:11pm Cecile: my ma's from there.
	4:11pm dcp: no, thank god. But lived there long enough.
	4:11pm zz_allin: What is the music playing as Fabio speaks?
	4:12pm dcp: So I was doubly wrong. I thought the PT's covered it too.
	4:13pm coelacanth: didn't he put 2 pretty things' songs on that?
	4:14pm Top: @ZZ - He is playing Side Two of Bowie's LOW album, which is all instrumental.
	4:14pm dcp: He covered Rosalyn too? Man.
	4:14pm Cecile: yep, 2 Pretty Things cuts
	4:14pm Planet Tyler: The man-dress. It was made for him
	4:14pm Cecile: it's a good cover.
	4:15pm V Priceless: yes fish - Rosalyn
	4:15pm dcp: My brother had that album and I just assumed I knew what was onit.
	👻 4:15pm chris: smart people invent, truly brilliant people steal (to paraphrase Einstein, I believe)
	4:16pm V Priceless: let's not forget Lou's "Transformer" either - woo!
	4:16pm dcp: I think it was good poets borrow, great poets steal, TS Eliot. ...I believe...
	4:17pm Cecile: Or Picasso, "good artists copy, great artists steal"
	4:17pm The Disco King: http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/14/arts/music/david-bowie-iggy-pop.html
	4:17pm Planet Tyler: Remember Bowie loved and championed visual artists also and was editor for Modern Painters magazine
	4:17pm PackMan: Play that Bartstarr song.
	4:17pm coelacanth: ah,rosalyn. ...man all those early pretty things songs were great. so raw.
	👻 4:18pm chris: anyway, whoever said it, they were on to something :D
	4:18pm The Disco King: Iggy Pop on David Bowie: ‘He Resurrected Me’ By JON PARELESJAN. 13, 2016
	4:18pm acid casualty: William Faulkner: “immature artists copy, great artists steal.”
	4:19pm dcp: WELL SOMEBODY SAID IT!
	4:19pm The Disco King: And like Bowie, Iggy's been resurrected several times ;)
	4:19pm melinda: @V Priceless: yes. I've been thinking a lot about his backing vocals on Satellite of Love.
	4:19pm coelacanth: hahaha!
	4:20pm V Priceless: Dali "good artists borrow, great artists just mess with the soft Camembert of space-time"...kinda like Bowie did
	4:20pm dcp: Looks like Cecile is right as usual. Picasso.
	4:21pm coelacanth: hunky dory - a perfect album.
	4:21pm V Priceless: "I was stone and he was wax so he could scream and still relax" - whoa
	👻 4:22pm chris: y'all are the best; never bet against Cecile :-)
	4:22pm sibeliuss: Great show fabio, my favorite david bowie sign off i've heard
	4:22pm dcp: absoxactly @chris.
	4:22pm ron in S FL: Thanks Fabio, the Bewley Brothers is one of my favorite tracks from this record.
	4:23pm V Priceless: (also fab 12-stringer)
	4:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Pete Townshend: 'David Bowie was my Salvador Dali.' So there you go.
	4:24pm V Priceless: yeah I saw that, Rev Rab!
	4:25pm P-90: Is that spelled "yinz"? I realize I always assumed it was "yunz". Never asked a Pittsburgher for a spelling...
	4:26pm Cecile: I see it as yinz or yins.
	4:26pm dcp: Yinz is far west/PGH PA. More in the middle, where I grew up, they say yunz
	4:26pm Cecile: Chris Bailey from the Saints does a hell of a version of this.
	4:27pm dale: i was wondering why no one played any scott or brel or even anthony newley as influences. fabio to the rescue
	4:27pm cory: around me it's yew-ins (NE Indiana)
	4:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Diane K just played 'Diamond Dogs', whole album - & I gotta say yaknow - it literally blew my mind. Bowie blows my mind. All the talents stacked vertically & perfectly integrated.
	4:29pm Chris from DC: Yes, I was hoping for this one.
	4:30pm Cecile: also once of the greatest UK TV series ever.
	4:30pm P-90: I see: yinz and yunz are regional variants. Fascinating.
	4:31pm cory: just got home, Alan Rickman?!
	4:31pm Cecile: I KNOW I am taking a friend out of dinner tomorrow. Two of her most important spirit guides gone in 1 week.
	4:32pm cory: 2016 is off to a shit start
	4:32pm Cecile: Rick Wakeman said LoM was one of the best and most beautiful records he ever played on.
	4:33pm TehBadDr: Baby Grace!
	4:33pm (Eyepatch) Fox: HOORAY!!! Finally, some Outside!
	4:34pm Chris from DC: Cecile, yeah, it's a great show.
	4:34pm Stanley: We ARE the 801s
	4:34pm P-90: @RRN63: yes, "D. Dogs" is amazing, and again, so individual and distinct from what came before it, and from all that came later.
	4:34pm (Eyepatch) Fox: oooooh, what a tease. I thought there would be some Hallo Spaceboy.
	4:34pm joe mulligan: I thought Dan Bodah was up for a second!
	4:35pm V Priceless: Wakeman did a nice Bowie trib: www.facebook.com...
	👻 4:35pm BLCKDGRD: Bodeh's finishing the show?
	4:35pm Cecile: Philip Gleninster as Gene Hunt, one of the great characters, period.
	4:35pm (Eyepatch) Fox: (good Eno segue, though)
	4:36pm Mott: lets not forget Angus Scrimm passed away. best known for his role as 'Tall Man' in the 1979 film Phantasm.
	4:36pm Listener Robert: Blckdgrd, have you seen & heard Poopy Lungstuffing's ukulele version?
	4:37pm V Priceless: yeah, great Eno - Modern Lovers shout-out at the end
	4:38pm Greg from ZONE 5: @Mott: Always remember :(
	4:39pm Cecile: you'd hear little shoutouts in songs before the 'net and it would be like you were in a secret special club.
	4:40pm BrassKnuckles: The Mayor from the Ghostbusters died this week too.
	4:40pm Mott: Mayor Peck?
	👻 4:40pm Walt: @dale, I'd love to hear something from Newley as well, I think you can really hear his influence on Bowie's voice all through his career, not just the beginning. Newley seems to be reviled in a lot of online comments, and he had his ups and downs, but he had a pretty damn fascinating career.
	4:44pm Andrew Waterloo: Celine Dion's husband died, and Kim Mitchell had a heart attack according to our news up north.
	4:45pm Cecile: I'm sorry to hear about Rene.
	4:45pm ?: I would love to hear the DB cover of the walker brother's nite flights....
	4:45pm Greg from ZONE 5: William Atherton was Walter Peck…did the Mayor even have a name?
	4:45pm Cecile: I have no opinion on Kim Mitchell, but I hope he gets better.
	4:45pm ?: that must be Adrian Belew, no?
	4:46pm dale: i'll bet jerry hall's fiance/husband will die soon. but what sweet torture for her if he get's another 30 years
	4:46pm Cecile: I thought that, but it's Fripp!
	4:46pm Mott: Fripp...
	4:46pm Rich in Washington: Fripp.
	4:47pm Cecile: wasn't it Heroes/Low/Lodger?
	4:48pm ?: It definitely had a 'Matte Kudesai' (sp?) sound!
	4:48pm TehBadDr: Scary Monsters was made in the UK I believe.
	4:49pm Cecile: yeah, it wasn't too far away from Discipline,.
	4:49pm V Priceless: Eno said Bowie's last email to him was signed 'Dawn'
	4:49pm Cecile: Blackstar is pretty great.
	4:49pm Andrew Waterloo: Kim Mitchell is kind of the last vestige of Can con culture.
	4:51pm Carmichael: Heya Fabs and all. I just knew some Scott Walker would be played during a Bowie tribute.
	4:52pm Chris from DC: Did you see the American version with Harvey Keitel as Gene?
	4:53pm Cecile: aw, you're welcome Fabio.
	4:54pm Devin B.: The great thing about that quote is it's been attributed to a bunch of different people.
	4:54pm Cecile: I did. It felt weird seeing Gene Hunt kind of old like that. He looked like an old lion, not the raging bull Glenister was. There are moments, but it's not anywhere as good as the UK one
	4:55pm Cecile: I want to hear a girl band cover this. It would be like Scrawl doing "public image"
	4:55pm The Disco King: Failure is why we're here.
	4:57pm Rich in Washington: I still can't hear this song without seeing Bowie's weird puppet body and a poodle w/a TV in it's mouth, thanks to being traumatized as a kid by his SNL appearance.
	4:57pm dale: please - everyone watch this now. donny osmond sings 'fame' on hhis and marie's show. www.youtube.com...
	4:57pm Whosondephone: You are the only one Fabio doing David Bowie sincere justice. Thank you. Keep up the good work!
	4:57pm Cecile: Sun Ra did that to me, Rich.
	4:58pm Chris from DC: Yeah, no Glenister was fantastic.
	4:58pm P-90: Bowie was SO GREAT on SNL!
	4:59pm Cecile: I thought he would have a Bill Nighy like career bump in the States, but nope.
	4:59pm Mott: where did Bowie find Klaus Nomi?
	5:01pm Polyus: DB performed this one on the Reality Tour.
	5:02pm The Disco King: Mott: on a passing comet
	5:02pm Rich in Washington: He found him hanging around NYC nightclubs.
	5:02pm The Disco King: Though WP sez: "In the late 1970s while performing at Club 57, The Mudd Club, The Pyramid Club, and other venues, Nomi assembled a group of up-and-coming models, singers, artists, and musicians to perform live with him, which at times included Joey Arias, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, John Sex and Kenny Scharf.[7] He also appeared on Manhattan Cable's TV Party. David Bowie heard about Nomi's performances in New York and soon met him and Joey Arias at the Mudd Club. Bowie hired them as performers and backup singers for his appearance on Saturday Night Live which aired on December 15, 1979."
	5:03pm Cecile: In the peppermint forest next to the Laughing Gnome by triangulating his nipple antennae.
	5:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: dale - that's some crazy horses.
	5:03pm Rich in Washington: Here's a pretty good article on the Bowie/Nomi/Arias saga www.papermag.com...
	5:04pm Carmichael: I was ramming lots of Bowie down the throats of young hipsters last night at the local boozer. Phone app for the juke box, don'cha know. They didn't know what hit 'em.
	5:05pm Cecile: dale, I think I watched that episode and went WTF
	5:07pm Cecile: seeing it now, the band is really into it.
	5:08pm Rich in Washington: My last office mate didn't like Bowie at all. It was really a ideological gulf that I couldn't reconcile.
	5:08pm V Priceless: @ Carm - great
	5:09pm P-90: Damn I've loved this song from the first time I heard it and forever since
	5:11pm Nardo: I can remember Lodger being the first Bowie LP I bought as soon as it hit the record store shelves and I did not look back in anger.
	5:12pm Mott: @ Disc King..haaa
	5:13pm dale: donny looks like he thinks he is the cats pajamas.
	5:14pm Carmichael: Do you have several sequined jumpsuits that you can change into, Bowie?
	5:15pm Cecile: hahahhaha This is Bowie to Bowie, can you hear me right here, man?
	5:15pm redkayak: Afternoon, all. Happy the Bowie-fest is still going full bore. Thx Fabio :)
	5:15pm Carmichael: I read you loud and clear, man.
	5:16pm Cecile: ooh yeah, man, I'm pretty far out
	5:17pm Mott: Lodger is a seriously twisted record. African Night Flight is truly out there.
	5:17pm V Priceless: dang this cut
	5:17pm dale: i never knew johnny mathis recorded this in 1958
	5:18pm Cecile: it is gorgeous, dale. As it Billy McKenzie's version
	5:21pm dale: i'll check it out cecile
	5:22pm Cecile: I think McKenzie is an incredible vocalist. Bowie was to him the way Newley was to Bowie.
	5:24pm dale: i still like luther's 'never too much'
	5:26pm Cecile: Brit documentaries are great for showing you how things are made.
	5:29pm V Priceless: he was a Renaissance man to the core
	5:29pm Tom: Dale that Donny link was great.
	5:30pm Cecile: and he was as blue collar and hardscrabble as they came. Truly a self made man
	5:31pm jasonlittle: I just realized that I haven't heard any Bowie/Lou Reed material yet this week.
	5:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: "David's friendship was the light of my life. I never met such a brilliant person. He was the best there is. - Iggy Pop".
	5:32pm Dean: Poetry Foundation on Bowie's passing: http://www.poetryfoundation.org/harriet/2016/01/may-you-rest-in-the-sun-that-pins-the-branches-to-the-sky/?woo Read through to the Proust Questionnaire.
	5:32pm -Ken: Fabio's show today is a perfect example of why I dared not do a realBowie tribute yesterday. I stuck to fake Bowies because I am merely a Bowie dilettante.
	5:32pm Unclear on the concept: I gotta get my ears checked. I couldn't make out a word of those lyrics.
	5:33pm ScottC: My wife is not to familiar with Bowie's body of work so I dis ringed him as curious, generous and very human. Think about the story of Major Tom - it is nothing short of epic and describes an environment of total aloneness.
	5:34pm TimBK: Goddamn I love this song.
	5:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yoko: 'They [Bowie & Lennon] were well matched in intellect and talent.'
	5:34pm V Priceless: @ Ken: your show was fun...and we needed that, big time!
	5:34pm ScottC: The guy had "reach"
	5:34pm Stanley: Low - my favourite album of all (here I go again)
	5:34pm Parq: FMU has been invaluable this week. I mean, it always is, but this week especially. So many different takes on B's legacy.
	5:36pm melinda: Parq I agree, love hearing the different takes and stuff new to me, including the fake Bowies.
	5:36pm joe mulligan: Yes to Parq, and Ken too! Thanks Fab, and now I'll be going back to Scott Walker with a different ear
	5:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Bowie' is 50 today : www.facebook.com...
	5:37pm V Priceless: I think the FMU Bowie tribs would make a great Marathon premium box set...just sayin'....
	5:39pm Cecile: Bowie saying goodbye to glam
	5:41pm chad from oregon: As testaments to both Bowie and WFMU, of all of the Bowie shows that have aired this week, they've all been rather unique and wonderful. Even Spider From Mars and long-time Bowie band member, Mike Garson called in and chatted with Dave Hill for 20-30 minutes.
	5:42pm A.T.F.: Tony V outlives another one his jewels
	5:42pm V Priceless: love Ken Scott's production on these Spiders-era records, too...yeah, that Mike Garson call-in was special...
	5:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...he made such heavy writing & atmospheres so popular....I'm as awed as I was @ 10 years old...
	5:44pm Dave in Vermont on the phone: Ecstatic in the back yard.
	5:46pm V Priceless: "Everybody Knows Me Now"...whoa
	5:47pm Matt: This song is devastating.
	👻 5:47pm chris: this goes really well with RRN63's post at 3:59... Visconti's interview in RollingStone
	5:48pm Dean: I find only one poem that refers explicitly to David Bowie. It is Jeremy Reed's "David Bowie," from his 1994 book, "Pop Stars."
	5:49pm Marcel M: Hi Fabio and friends. Looks like a great Bowie tribute... Gonna have to archive this for sure.
	5:49pm Cecile: "Fabio and Friends" the weirdest morning talk show ever.
	5:50pm KevinfromBayRidge: Fabio, you're showing through strength! Marvelous tribute. As we all know, FMU's be a psyche-saver since Monday.
	👻 5:50pm chris: the failure of talk shows, for sure
	5:50pm V Priceless: haha
	5:51pm Cecile: "and our next guest, Lary 7!"
	5:51pm Marcel M: @Cecile: haha... It could work!! In fact, the portion of Fabio's show where Clay barges in could be called that.
	5:51pm Dean: Found a second one: Cathleen Calbert's "Hypothetical Question." Fifth stanza: liquescent, and a little nauseating, like having sex with David Bowie in The Man Who Fell to Earth,
	5:52pm chocolate monk: give each other a hug Fab and Clay!!!!!
	5:53pm rw: Not to disrespect any of the other tributes I've heard in the past few days but the Strength Through Failure tribute may have been the most moving.
	5:53pm Cecile: Iman said "he fought like a lion"
	5:54pm Polyus: Can't wait to hear what Clay has planned.
	👻 5:54pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Haven't heard anything from Black Star until today, oddly..
	5:54pm V Priceless: the thrill of a new Bowie record...gone forever...gotta get the one or two LPs I missed along the way, to capture some of that...
	5:55pm Greg from ZONE 5: Spengler…
	5:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Cecile: ...dammit.
	5:55pm V Priceless: @ Cecile: wow...incredible
	5:56pm Cecile: I know. I sniffed when I read that.
	5:56pm V Priceless: Aladdin / Pin Ups / DD
	5:56pm Dean: @VP: Read today that Bowie called Visconti shortly before his death to report ongoing work on a new record. No idea whether he'd begun to record anything.
	5:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Guy Peellaert : en.wikipedia.org...
	5:57pm dale: men in caftans
	5:58pm V Priceless: @ Dean: he had completed 5 demos and expected to last long enuff to make another record, sadly. Read that Visconti thing yesterday
	5:58pm Cecile: RuPaul said that when he saw Bowie on Soul Train, he wrote Bowie all over his notebooks and other things for a year.
	5:59pm (Eyepatch) Fox: Here's a painting by Eliza Gauger of Egon (Schiele) (Spengler). For you, Fabio and Clay! elizagauger.com...
	6:00pm V Priceless: I had platforms, which I had to have lowered..haha
	6:00pm Cecile: "plum smugglers"
	6:00pm Dave in Vermont on the phone: I saw the glass spider tour at MSG with Kim Kondrat. I was far away and much too young to understand what was going on.
	6:00pm coelacanth: Thanks Fabio. later on y'all.
	6:01pm glenn: tonight in "probing questions by clay"...
	👻 6:01pm chris: Thanks, Fabio, All!
	6:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ☆☆☆☆☆
	8:57am slugluv1313: THANK YOU for this tribute! had to leave for a job during Diane's show -- so i missed your show too while it was happening LIVE . . . thank goodness for the archives! looking forward . . .

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from January 14, 2016

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The Failure of Noise
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The Failure of Psychedelia
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The Failure of Electronic
The Failure of Pop
The Failure of Free-form
The Failure of the 20th Century

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January 14, 2016: Failure pays Tribute to David Bowie & Georgio Gomelsky

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Artist	Track	Album	Format	Approx. start time
James Last	Mr. Giant Man "Mr. Giant Man" by "James Last"	Voodoo Party		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Yardbirds	Still I'm Sad "Still I'm Sad" by "The Yardbirds"		7"	0:19:51 (Pop-up)
Blossom Toes	The Remarkable Saga of the Frozen Dog	We Are Ever So Clean		0:20:31 (Pop-up)
Aphrodite's Child	7 Trumpets/Altamont	666		0:20:48 (Pop-up)
Aphrodite's Child	The Wedding of the Lamb	666		0:21:02 (Pop-up)
Magma	Klaus Kombalad "Klaus Kombalad" by "Magma"		7"	0:21:26 (Pop-up)
Gong	Prostitute poem "Prostitute poem" by "Gong"	Angels Egg		0:22:07 (Pop-up)
John McLaughlin	Two for Two "Two for Two" by "John McLaughlin"	Extrapolation		0:29:28 (Pop-up)
Sonic Youth	Halloween "Halloween" by "Sonic Youth"	Bad Moon Rising		0:35:59 (Pop-up)
Material	O.A.O. "O.A.O." by "Material"	Material		0:35:26 (Pop-up)

David Bowie	Ragazzo Solo, Ragazza Sola			0:59:36 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	I Dig Everything "I Dig Everything" by "David Bowie"	I Dig Everything: The 1966 Pye Singles		1:00:01 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Don't Bring Me Down "Don't Bring Me Down" by "David Bowie"	Pin Ups		1:02:21 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	The Man Who Sold the World	The Man Who Sold The World		1:04:12 (Pop-up)

Seu Jorge	Rock n' Roll Suicide "Rock n' Roll Suicide" by "Seu Jorge"	The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou OST		1:19:12 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	the Bewley Brothers "the Bewley Brothers" by "David Bowie"	Honky Dory		1:19:47 (Pop-up)
Scott Walker	Amsterdam "Amsterdam" by "Scott Walker"	Scott		1:24:47 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Life on Mars? "Life on Mars?" by "David Bowie"	Honky Dory		1:27:43 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Segue - Baby Grace (A Horrid Cassette)	Outside		1:33:32 (Pop-up)
Brian Eno	The True Wheel "The True Wheel" by "Brian Eno"	Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy)		1:34:00 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Teenage Wildlife "Teenage Wildlife" by "David Bowie"	Scary Monsters		1:42:00 (Pop-up)

David Bowie	Boys keep Swinging "Boys keep Swinging" by "David Bowie"	Lodger		1:57:13 (Pop-up)
Iggy Pop	Sister Midnight "Sister Midnight" by "Iggy Pop"	The Idiot		1:58:04 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Red Money "Red Money" by "David Bowie"	Lodger		2:00:57 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Stay "Stay" by "David Bowie"	Station To Station		2:05:26 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Right "Right" by "David Bowie"	Young Americans		2:11:27 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Wild Is the Wind "Wild Is the Wind" by "David Bowie"	Station To Station		2:16:58 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:05pm Cecile: hola!
	3:06pm V Priceless: hey Fabio - which ever way you go tribute-wise (jeez), thanks in advance!
	👻 3:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: Failure? What failure? I don't see any failure.
	3:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: yARdbiRds - Bowie approves.
	3:08pm dcp: YARDBIRDS
	3:08pm The Disco King: KenFHP: you're just failing to see it
	3:08pm V Priceless: the Failure of Life...at least as we know it.
	3:09pm Egdip: Oh there's failure. Plenty of it. And even more when that Pigeon clown comes along.
	3:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh - right: ultimateclassicrock.com...
	👻 3:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: <adjusts glasses> OK, there's the failure!
	3:12pm ?: "we are the angel people!"
	3:16pm Oscar: Even in death... failure springs eternal.
	3:16pm The Disco King: Well right now the playlist is failing ...
	3:18pm dcp: Fabio's playlist always fails right on time.
	3:20pm coelacanth: the failure of the information age. Hi Fabio and everyone.
	3:20pm Joey Molland's Badfinger: What are you doing Fabio? Are you in the can? Let's get that playlist going.
	3:22pm coelacanth: ...the victory of a human dj.
	3:23pm coelacanth: we can stop panicking now.
	3:24pm V Priceless: digging this big time, Fabs...
	3:24pm Yogi: I can't stop picnic-ing!
	3:24pm Aaron: Fabio is on point this afternoon!
	3:26pm coelacanth: more picnic, less panic -more or less.
	3:28pm djsheilab: What a spectacularly sensual record!
	3:29pm Cheri Pi: Gilli!
	3:36pm Rick Layered: John McLaughlin eats Neopolation ice cream.
	👻 3:36pm Rev. Turnip Druid: DAMN. Went for coffee & missed the Gong tune. May have to punch self innaface. For old time's sake.
	3:39pm Oscar: Stallone!
	3:39pm Ted Cruz: Failure to report campaign loans to the Federal Election Commission.
	3:39pm The Disco King: The playlist fails to disappoint
	3:41pm P-90: Bongiorno, Fabio il fratello mio! Excellent first set today, 0/4/00 AD (After David). Gong does not get enough airplay imo, btw.
	3:44pm Additionally: Alan Rickman ... Natalie Cole ...
	👻 3:47pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Angel's Egg = probably my 2nd place Gong LP. ...camebert électrique = far favorite, but th'Egg is up there.
	3:49pm (additionally): Paul Bley; Otis Clay.
	3:51pm dcp: Boulez
	3:52pm Cecile: I missed one horse is green!
	3:52pm coelacanth: of course Pierre Boulez.
	3:52pm chocolate monk: apparently liver cancer, like the his late, great comrade Mick Ronson.
	3:53pm Cecile: Fabio, if you are so inclined, if you can play Queen Bitch, that would be great.
	👻 3:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: The Dead People Server has been running overtime lately. www.dpsinfo.com...
	3:55pm P-90: Vilmos Szigmond: one of the all-time greats, and an absolute giant of the seventies: Close Encounters, McCabe and Mrs. Miller, Deliverance, etc, etc...
	3:57pm P-90: @Rev T. Druid: You know your Gong, Sir
	👻 3:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: Arrggh...the failure of URLs! www.dpsinfo.com...
	3:59pm Cecile: wow that site's graphic design makes me itch.
	3:59pm The Disco King: Sing it like a Roman!
	3:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tony Visconti on Bowie's illness & final works : www.rollingstone.com...
	4:01pm Chris from DC: Guessing Tony's upcoming show with Holy Holy here is sold out by now.
	4:01pm Cecile: he did dig everything
	4:02pm TehBadDr: Excellent! Interested to hear what Fabio pulls out in tribute.
	4:03pm dcp: Yeah, English blues standards. I can get behind this
	4:04pm dcp: WHA? I didn't know this was on Pinups. Gotta look at that again.
	4:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @dcp: Does this link work? : www.facebook.com... I posted all the Originals too.
	4:06pm V Priceless: the other thing ya gotta love about DB is that he was such a FAN, too, and not afraid to embrace that
	4:07pm dcp: yep, thanks RRN63
	4:07pm Cecile: he never stopped keeping up with music..
	4:09pm dcp: Yinz are right. I just watched that Dinah Shore interview with him and Iggy. Bowie seems so sincere and earnest like all here cares about is promoting Iggy at that moment.
	4:10pm Dave in Vermont: yinz from Pittsburgh?
	4:11pm Cecile: my ma's from there.
	4:11pm dcp: no, thank god. But lived there long enough.
	4:11pm zz_allin: What is the music playing as Fabio speaks?
	4:12pm dcp: So I was doubly wrong. I thought the PT's covered it too.
	4:13pm coelacanth: didn't he put 2 pretty things' songs on that?
	4:14pm Top: @ZZ - He is playing Side Two of Bowie's LOW album, which is all instrumental.
	4:14pm dcp: He covered Rosalyn too? Man.
	4:14pm Cecile: yep, 2 Pretty Things cuts
	4:14pm Planet Tyler: The man-dress. It was made for him
	4:14pm Cecile: it's a good cover.
	4:15pm V Priceless: yes fish - Rosalyn
	4:15pm dcp: My brother had that album and I just assumed I knew what was onit.
	👻 4:15pm chris: smart people invent, truly brilliant people steal (to paraphrase Einstein, I believe)
	4:16pm V Priceless: let's not forget Lou's "Transformer" either - woo!
	4:16pm dcp: I think it was good poets borrow, great poets steal, TS Eliot. ...I believe...
	4:17pm Cecile: Or Picasso, "good artists copy, great artists steal"
	4:17pm The Disco King: http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/14/arts/music/david-bowie-iggy-pop.html
	4:17pm Planet Tyler: Remember Bowie loved and championed visual artists also and was editor for Modern Painters magazine
	4:17pm PackMan: Play that Bartstarr song.
	4:17pm coelacanth: ah,rosalyn. ...man all those early pretty things songs were great. so raw.
	👻 4:18pm chris: anyway, whoever said it, they were on to something :D
	4:18pm The Disco King: Iggy Pop on David Bowie: ‘He Resurrected Me’ By JON PARELESJAN. 13, 2016
	4:18pm acid casualty: William Faulkner: “immature artists copy, great artists steal.”
	4:19pm dcp: WELL SOMEBODY SAID IT!
	4:19pm The Disco King: And like Bowie, Iggy's been resurrected several times ;)
	4:19pm melinda: @V Priceless: yes. I've been thinking a lot about his backing vocals on Satellite of Love.
	4:19pm coelacanth: hahaha!
	4:20pm V Priceless: Dali "good artists borrow, great artists just mess with the soft Camembert of space-time"...kinda like Bowie did
	4:20pm dcp: Looks like Cecile is right as usual. Picasso.
	4:21pm coelacanth: hunky dory - a perfect album.
	4:21pm V Priceless: "I was stone and he was wax so he could scream and still relax" - whoa
	👻 4:22pm chris: y'all are the best; never bet against Cecile :-)
	4:22pm sibeliuss: Great show fabio, my favorite david bowie sign off i've heard
	4:22pm dcp: absoxactly @chris.
	4:22pm ron in S FL: Thanks Fabio, the Bewley Brothers is one of my favorite tracks from this record.
	4:23pm V Priceless: (also fab 12-stringer)
	4:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Pete Townshend: 'David Bowie was my Salvador Dali.' So there you go.
	4:24pm V Priceless: yeah I saw that, Rev Rab!
	4:25pm P-90: Is that spelled "yinz"? I realize I always assumed it was "yunz". Never asked a Pittsburgher for a spelling...
	4:26pm Cecile: I see it as yinz or yins.
	4:26pm dcp: Yinz is far west/PGH PA. More in the middle, where I grew up, they say yunz
	4:26pm Cecile: Chris Bailey from the Saints does a hell of a version of this.
	4:27pm dale: i was wondering why no one played any scott or brel or even anthony newley as influences. fabio to the rescue
	4:27pm cory: around me it's yew-ins (NE Indiana)
	4:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Diane K just played 'Diamond Dogs', whole album - & I gotta say yaknow - it literally blew my mind. Bowie blows my mind. All the talents stacked vertically & perfectly integrated.
	4:29pm Chris from DC: Yes, I was hoping for this one.
	4:30pm Cecile: also once of the greatest UK TV series ever.
	4:30pm P-90: I see: yinz and yunz are regional variants. Fascinating.
	4:31pm cory: just got home, Alan Rickman?!
	4:31pm Cecile: I KNOW I am taking a friend out of dinner tomorrow. Two of her most important spirit guides gone in 1 week.
	4:32pm cory: 2016 is off to a shit start
	4:32pm Cecile: Rick Wakeman said LoM was one of the best and most beautiful records he ever played on.
	4:33pm TehBadDr: Baby Grace!
	4:33pm (Eyepatch) Fox: HOORAY!!! Finally, some Outside!
	4:34pm Chris from DC: Cecile, yeah, it's a great show.
	4:34pm Stanley: We ARE the 801s
	4:34pm P-90: @RRN63: yes, "D. Dogs" is amazing, and again, so individual and distinct from what came before it, and from all that came later.
	4:34pm (Eyepatch) Fox: oooooh, what a tease. I thought there would be some Hallo Spaceboy.
	4:34pm joe mulligan: I thought Dan Bodah was up for a second!
	4:35pm V Priceless: Wakeman did a nice Bowie trib: www.facebook.com...
	👻 4:35pm BLCKDGRD: Bodeh's finishing the show?
	4:35pm Cecile: Philip Gleninster as Gene Hunt, one of the great characters, period.
	4:35pm (Eyepatch) Fox: (good Eno segue, though)
	4:36pm Mott: lets not forget Angus Scrimm passed away. best known for his role as 'Tall Man' in the 1979 film Phantasm.
	4:36pm Listener Robert: Blckdgrd, have you seen & heard Poopy Lungstuffing's ukulele version?
	4:37pm V Priceless: yeah, great Eno - Modern Lovers shout-out at the end
	4:38pm Greg from ZONE 5: @Mott: Always remember :(
	4:39pm Cecile: you'd hear little shoutouts in songs before the 'net and it would be like you were in a secret special club.
	4:40pm BrassKnuckles: The Mayor from the Ghostbusters died this week too.
	4:40pm Mott: Mayor Peck?
	👻 4:40pm Walt: @dale, I'd love to hear something from Newley as well, I think you can really hear his influence on Bowie's voice all through his career, not just the beginning. Newley seems to be reviled in a lot of online comments, and he had his ups and downs, but he had a pretty damn fascinating career.
	4:44pm Andrew Waterloo: Celine Dion's husband died, and Kim Mitchell had a heart attack according to our news up north.
	4:45pm Cecile: I'm sorry to hear about Rene.
	4:45pm ?: I would love to hear the DB cover of the walker brother's nite flights....
	4:45pm Greg from ZONE 5: William Atherton was Walter Peck…did the Mayor even have a name?
	4:45pm Cecile: I have no opinion on Kim Mitchell, but I hope he gets better.
	4:45pm ?: that must be Adrian Belew, no?
	4:46pm dale: i'll bet jerry hall's fiance/husband will die soon. but what sweet torture for her if he get's another 30 years
	4:46pm Cecile: I thought that, but it's Fripp!
	4:46pm Mott: Fripp...
	4:46pm Rich in Washington: Fripp.
	4:47pm Cecile: wasn't it Heroes/Low/Lodger?
	4:48pm ?: It definitely had a 'Matte Kudesai' (sp?) sound!
	4:48pm TehBadDr: Scary Monsters was made in the UK I believe.
	4:49pm Cecile: yeah, it wasn't too far away from Discipline,.
	4:49pm V Priceless: Eno said Bowie's last email to him was signed 'Dawn'
	4:49pm Cecile: Blackstar is pretty great.
	4:49pm Andrew Waterloo: Kim Mitchell is kind of the last vestige of Can con culture.
	4:51pm Carmichael: Heya Fabs and all. I just knew some Scott Walker would be played during a Bowie tribute.
	4:52pm Chris from DC: Did you see the American version with Harvey Keitel as Gene?
	4:53pm Cecile: aw, you're welcome Fabio.
	4:54pm Devin B.: The great thing about that quote is it's been attributed to a bunch of different people.
	4:54pm Cecile: I did. It felt weird seeing Gene Hunt kind of old like that. He looked like an old lion, not the raging bull Glenister was. There are moments, but it's not anywhere as good as the UK one
	4:55pm Cecile: I want to hear a girl band cover this. It would be like Scrawl doing "public image"
	4:55pm The Disco King: Failure is why we're here.
	4:57pm Rich in Washington: I still can't hear this song without seeing Bowie's weird puppet body and a poodle w/a TV in it's mouth, thanks to being traumatized as a kid by his SNL appearance.
	4:57pm dale: please - everyone watch this now. donny osmond sings 'fame' on hhis and marie's show. www.youtube.com...
	4:57pm Whosondephone: You are the only one Fabio doing David Bowie sincere justice. Thank you. Keep up the good work!
	4:57pm Cecile: Sun Ra did that to me, Rich.
	4:58pm Chris from DC: Yeah, no Glenister was fantastic.
	4:58pm P-90: Bowie was SO GREAT on SNL!
	4:59pm Cecile: I thought he would have a Bill Nighy like career bump in the States, but nope.
	4:59pm Mott: where did Bowie find Klaus Nomi?
	5:01pm Polyus: DB performed this one on the Reality Tour.
	5:02pm The Disco King: Mott: on a passing comet
	5:02pm Rich in Washington: He found him hanging around NYC nightclubs.
	5:02pm The Disco King: Though WP sez: "In the late 1970s while performing at Club 57, The Mudd Club, The Pyramid Club, and other venues, Nomi assembled a group of up-and-coming models, singers, artists, and musicians to perform live with him, which at times included Joey Arias, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, John Sex and Kenny Scharf.[7] He also appeared on Manhattan Cable's TV Party. David Bowie heard about Nomi's performances in New York and soon met him and Joey Arias at the Mudd Club. Bowie hired them as performers and backup singers for his appearance on Saturday Night Live which aired on December 15, 1979."
	5:03pm Cecile: In the peppermint forest next to the Laughing Gnome by triangulating his nipple antennae.
	5:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: dale - that's some crazy horses.
	5:03pm Rich in Washington: Here's a pretty good article on the Bowie/Nomi/Arias saga www.papermag.com...
	5:04pm Carmichael: I was ramming lots of Bowie down the throats of young hipsters last night at the local boozer. Phone app for the juke box, don'cha know. They didn't know what hit 'em.
	5:05pm Cecile: dale, I think I watched that episode and went WTF
	5:07pm Cecile: seeing it now, the band is really into it.
	5:08pm Rich in Washington: My last office mate didn't like Bowie at all. It was really a ideological gulf that I couldn't reconcile.
	5:08pm V Priceless: @ Carm - great
	5:09pm P-90: Damn I've loved this song from the first time I heard it and forever since
	5:11pm Nardo: I can remember Lodger being the first Bowie LP I bought as soon as it hit the record store shelves and I did not look back in anger.
	5:12pm Mott: @ Disc King..haaa
	5:13pm dale: donny looks like he thinks he is the cats pajamas.
	5:14pm Carmichael: Do you have several sequined jumpsuits that you can change into, Bowie?
	5:15pm Cecile: hahahhaha This is Bowie to Bowie, can you hear me right here, man?
	5:15pm redkayak: Afternoon, all. Happy the Bowie-fest is still going full bore. Thx Fabio :)
	5:15pm Carmichael: I read you loud and clear, man.
	5:16pm Cecile: ooh yeah, man, I'm pretty far out
	5:17pm Mott: Lodger is a seriously twisted record. African Night Flight is truly out there.
	5:17pm V Priceless: dang this cut
	5:17pm dale: i never knew johnny mathis recorded this in 1958
	5:18pm Cecile: it is gorgeous, dale. As it Billy McKenzie's version
	5:21pm dale: i'll check it out cecile
	5:22pm Cecile: I think McKenzie is an incredible vocalist. Bowie was to him the way Newley was to Bowie.
	5:24pm dale: i still like luther's 'never too much'
	5:26pm Cecile: Brit documentaries are great for showing you how things are made.
	5:29pm V Priceless: he was a Renaissance man to the core
	5:29pm Tom: Dale that Donny link was great.
	5:30pm Cecile: and he was as blue collar and hardscrabble as they came. Truly a self made man
	5:31pm jasonlittle: I just realized that I haven't heard any Bowie/Lou Reed material yet this week.
	5:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: "David's friendship was the light of my life. I never met such a brilliant person. He was the best there is. - Iggy Pop".
	5:32pm Dean: Poetry Foundation on Bowie's passing: http://www.poetryfoundation.org/harriet/2016/01/may-you-rest-in-the-sun-that-pins-the-branches-to-the-sky/?woo Read through to the Proust Questionnaire.
	5:32pm -Ken: Fabio's show today is a perfect example of why I dared not do a realBowie tribute yesterday. I stuck to fake Bowies because I am merely a Bowie dilettante.
	5:32pm Unclear on the concept: I gotta get my ears checked. I couldn't make out a word of those lyrics.
	5:33pm ScottC: My wife is not to familiar with Bowie's body of work so I dis ringed him as curious, generous and very human. Think about the story of Major Tom - it is nothing short of epic and describes an environment of total aloneness.
	5:34pm TimBK: Goddamn I love this song.
	5:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yoko: 'They [Bowie & Lennon] were well matched in intellect and talent.'
	5:34pm V Priceless: @ Ken: your show was fun...and we needed that, big time!
	5:34pm ScottC: The guy had "reach"
	5:34pm Stanley: Low - my favourite album of all (here I go again)
	5:34pm Parq: FMU has been invaluable this week. I mean, it always is, but this week especially. So many different takes on B's legacy.
	5:36pm melinda: Parq I agree, love hearing the different takes and stuff new to me, including the fake Bowies.
	5:36pm joe mulligan: Yes to Parq, and Ken too! Thanks Fab, and now I'll be going back to Scott Walker with a different ear
	5:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Bowie' is 50 today : www.facebook.com...
	5:37pm V Priceless: I think the FMU Bowie tribs would make a great Marathon premium box set...just sayin'....
	5:39pm Cecile: Bowie saying goodbye to glam
	5:41pm chad from oregon: As testaments to both Bowie and WFMU, of all of the Bowie shows that have aired this week, they've all been rather unique and wonderful. Even Spider From Mars and long-time Bowie band member, Mike Garson called in and chatted with Dave Hill for 20-30 minutes.
	5:42pm A.T.F.: Tony V outlives another one his jewels
	5:42pm V Priceless: love Ken Scott's production on these Spiders-era records, too...yeah, that Mike Garson call-in was special...
	5:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...he made such heavy writing & atmospheres so popular....I'm as awed as I was @ 10 years old...
	5:44pm Dave in Vermont on the phone: Ecstatic in the back yard.
	5:46pm V Priceless: "Everybody Knows Me Now"...whoa
	5:47pm Matt: This song is devastating.
	👻 5:47pm chris: this goes really well with RRN63's post at 3:59... Visconti's interview in RollingStone
	5:48pm Dean: I find only one poem that refers explicitly to David Bowie. It is Jeremy Reed's "David Bowie," from his 1994 book, "Pop Stars."
	5:49pm Marcel M: Hi Fabio and friends. Looks like a great Bowie tribute... Gonna have to archive this for sure.
	5:49pm Cecile: "Fabio and Friends" the weirdest morning talk show ever.
	5:50pm KevinfromBayRidge: Fabio, you're showing through strength! Marvelous tribute. As we all know, FMU's be a psyche-saver since Monday.
	👻 5:50pm chris: the failure of talk shows, for sure
	5:50pm V Priceless: haha
	5:51pm Cecile: "and our next guest, Lary 7!"
	5:51pm Marcel M: @Cecile: haha... It could work!! In fact, the portion of Fabio's show where Clay barges in could be called that.
	5:51pm Dean: Found a second one: Cathleen Calbert's "Hypothetical Question." Fifth stanza: liquescent, and a little nauseating, like having sex with David Bowie in The Man Who Fell to Earth,
	5:52pm chocolate monk: give each other a hug Fab and Clay!!!!!
	5:53pm rw: Not to disrespect any of the other tributes I've heard in the past few days but the Strength Through Failure tribute may have been the most moving.
	5:53pm Cecile: Iman said "he fought like a lion"
	5:54pm Polyus: Can't wait to hear what Clay has planned.
	👻 5:54pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Haven't heard anything from Black Star until today, oddly..
	5:54pm V Priceless: the thrill of a new Bowie record...gone forever...gotta get the one or two LPs I missed along the way, to capture some of that...
	5:55pm Greg from ZONE 5: Spengler…
	5:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Cecile: ...dammit.
	5:55pm V Priceless: @ Cecile: wow...incredible
	5:56pm Cecile: I know. I sniffed when I read that.
	5:56pm V Priceless: Aladdin / Pin Ups / DD
	5:56pm Dean: @VP: Read today that Bowie called Visconti shortly before his death to report ongoing work on a new record. No idea whether he'd begun to record anything.
	5:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Guy Peellaert : en.wikipedia.org...
	5:57pm dale: men in caftans
	5:58pm V Priceless: @ Dean: he had completed 5 demos and expected to last long enuff to make another record, sadly. Read that Visconti thing yesterday
	5:58pm Cecile: RuPaul said that when he saw Bowie on Soul Train, he wrote Bowie all over his notebooks and other things for a year.
	5:59pm (Eyepatch) Fox: Here's a painting by Eliza Gauger of Egon (Schiele) (Spengler). For you, Fabio and Clay! elizagauger.com...
	6:00pm V Priceless: I had platforms, which I had to have lowered..haha
	6:00pm Cecile: "plum smugglers"
	6:00pm Dave in Vermont on the phone: I saw the glass spider tour at MSG with Kim Kondrat. I was far away and much too young to understand what was going on.
	6:00pm coelacanth: Thanks Fabio. later on y'all.
	6:01pm glenn: tonight in "probing questions by clay"...
	👻 6:01pm chris: Thanks, Fabio, All!
	6:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ☆☆☆☆☆
	8:57am slugluv1313: THANK YOU for this tribute! had to leave for a job during Diane's show -- so i missed your show too while it was happening LIVE . . . thank goodness for the archives! looking forward . . .

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from January 14, 2016

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