WFMU: Todd-o-phonic Todd: Playlist from January 16, 2016

Listener comments!
	3:02pm Sissophonic Cheryl: This should be going out to Jeffo!
	3:03pm DaveinPA: wooooooooo!
	3:04pm P-90: Greetings Todd, Mott, and all the Hooples out there in Radioland.
	3:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hooples driving hoopties!
	3:15pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Jacques Le Coque live in the studio shortly!
	3:20pm P-90: Thanks for playing this, Todd!
	3:21pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @P-90: You're welcome!
	3:33pm Bob Slee: Jacques Le BuzzCoque ??
	3:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: FMU brings the way kewl Live once more ! Thanks e'erbody !
	3:43pm Matt in Nebraska: Jacque Le Coque rock!
	3:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...great songs - sounds like Johnny Thunders in a Mod band (best senses) - loose & tight in the right proportions - & great sound (Thx Mr. Luttman)...
	3:55pm rob steffens: cool!
	3:57pm Glenn L: Thanks, RRN63!!
	3:59pm Bob Slee: Thanx Jacques, You got me...
	4:30pm Bob Slee: Thats it Todd, you spoke my mind ...
	4:34pm V Priceless: Hey Todd-o. Bowie 4-f*cking-ever. That is all. Thank you for this.
	4:38pm Jibolo: Great show, as always. And thank you for mentioning the great Scott Muni. I've lost count of all the amazing artists he introduced to this humble boy from Queens (especially Bowie).
	4:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: On fb I posted 'PinUps' (1973) & all the 1960s Originals (YouTubes): www.facebook.com...
	4:41pm DaveinPA: I'm feeling guilty about liking this...
	4:41pm Gaylord Fields: @Todd: I also immediately thought of that same seven-year-old Bowie fan first and foremost when I found out. Beautiful tribute, in both your words and his music.
	4:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: www.bowiewonderworld.com... : (allegedly) Bowie: "The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground - 1967 Verve? Brought back from New York by a former manager, Ken Pitt. Pitt had done some kind of work as a PR man that had brought him into contact with the Factory. Warhol had given him this coverless test pressing (I still have it, no label, just a small sticker with Warhol's signature on it) and said, "you like weird stuff, see what you think of this". What I 'thought of this' was that here was the best band in the world. In December of that year, my band Buzz broke up but not without my demanding we play 'Waiting For The Man' as one of the encore songs at our last gig. Amusingly, not only was I to cover Velvet's song before anyone else in the world, I actually did it before the album came out. Now that's the essence of Mod."
	4:45pm DonJuanTijuana: I gotta give some serious props to EFDavies show this past Wed..blew me away with his Bowie tribute
	4:47pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @DonJuanTijuana: Indeed...and Brett Smiley as well.
	4:47pm efd on the phone: I've been spending the last couple of hours setting up a new receiver and turntable at home. For most of my life my traditional first album, whether after moving and reconnecting my stereo or after getting something new, has been 'Young Americans' but for now I'm just sitting here listening to the radio. I'll test out the turntable later.
	4:49pm efd on the phone: Thanks so much DonJuanTijuana, I really appreciate that.
	4:57pm nick n Hudson: Walls r shakin
	4:59pm Bob Slee: like a v-2 schneider is coming' inn
	5:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...a TV version - & it's heavier...
	5:08pm Ambassador Feelgood: Todd, that 1980 Floor Show Midnight Special was a major mindblower for me as well. I definitely remember Amanda Lear and the weird way she said Bowie's name, as if the first syllable of Bowie rhymed with cow. "Stayed tuned for more of Bow-ee and his guests".
	5:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @AF: ...I think they do that in the UK?
	5:13pm Stevel: Your memories of recording off of TV hit home. I had a cassette recorder by 3rd grade or so and recorded off of the radio and later, TV, especially the Friday night music shows.
	5:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Perfect encapsulation of the early-mid-1970s: Cassette-player & Bowie tied together for me too: taped my older brother playing 'Future Legend' off 'Diamond Dogs' from the other room: When you're a sheltered 1970s 10-year-old - that's spooky stuff...
	5:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...deffo an early childhood intimation that there's gnarly World out there beyond yer present brainspace...
	5:20pm Stevel: Todd. You're telling stories with your records. This is great!
	5:20pm Marcel M: Great show Todd
	👻 5:22pm TonyR: That note, plus LP version of R&RS just killed me. I generally avoid ZS LP, even this whole week, but that 1-2 punch kicked me in the gut. Bawled like a baby. Thank you?
	5:22pm Bluesman: Great show Todd-O! Touching words.
	5:25pm Bob Slee: tears in my underpants....
	5:29pm V Priceless: anyone play 'satellite of love' yet? It would be a nice touch...
	5:34pm Greg from ZONE 5: Sorry I missed the intro—who wrote this?
	5:38pm Bob Slee: ........................................,!
	5:38pm Marcel M: Wow.... just wow.
	5:39pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Greg: Rhett Miller.
	5:39pm George Kopp: That was really touching, Todd.
	5:39pm efd on the phone: @Greg, it was by Rhett Miller.
	5:40pm efd on the phone: What a wonderful remembrance -- great choice for a reading, Todd.
	5:40pm Stevel: Extraordinary show, Todd.
	5:41pm Greg from ZONE 5: Incredible. Thanks for sharing that, Todd.
	5:41pm listener monica: I'm crying too, Todd. I lost my virginity in a 61 impala convertible (top up) with Alladin Sane playing on the 8-track.
	5:44pm Marcel M: I too shed a tear at the end of that.
	5:46pm ScottC: To Bowie With Love?
	5:46pm Bob Slee: What the hell was you doing in the impala Marcel???
	👻 5:46pm TonyR: "Stay"! Time to dance!!
	5:47pm ScottC: Definetely
	5:48pm Marcel M: My wife is asking me the same thing, Bob.
	👻 5:49pm TonyR: Chart trivia: "Station to Station" LP was his highest charting LP in he 70s: #3. Neither "Pinups" nor "Aladdin Sane" made the top 10.
	5:49pm Windy City: What an amazing Bowie tribute Thank you
	5:50pm ScottC: The thing is... I think Bowie planned his death a work of art. Blackstar a goodbye postcard to you and me. What a beautiful thing...
	👻 5:51pm TonyR: "Stars are out Tonight", 2013: "I hope they live forever."
	5:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...how Bowie straddled Pop & the Underground - how he was probably the smartest person to ever condescend to be a RawkIdol - but moved people so. Just - smh - yaknow?
	5:53pm Mike Sin on the road: Quite an exceptional tribute show here. I'm always so sad to hear of a death of a musicians that I so admire, but... I can always rely on WFMU for great celebrations of the artist's work.
	5:53pm Bob Slee: I'll guess the impala was blue..
	👻 5:55pm TonyR: Oh noes! Only 10 more minutes! Thank you for this afternoon, T-oP T.
	5:56pm Marcel M: Lou Reed: "He has a melodic sense that's just well above anyone else in rock & roll. Most people could not sing some of his melodies. He can really go for a high note. Take 'Satellite of Love,' on my Transformer album. There's a part at the very end where his voice goes all the way up. It's fabulous."
	5:56pm ashley morey: "Satellite of love" - one of my all-time favorite songs <3
	5:56pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Appreciate all the kind words everyone...really means a lot to me. Thank you.
	5:57pm V Priceless: Thank you for all of this, TOPT. It's a blessing healing with the FMU family.
	5:57pm listener monica: Thank YOU, Todd!
	5:58pm Stevel: Bravo, and thank you.
	5:59pm V Priceless: Woo!
	5:59pm efd on the phone: Truly outstanding tribute, Todd. I love how different all the Bowie-related shows on the station have been this week, as you alluded to earlier. A great reflection of each DJ's own show and personality.
	5:59pm Matt F: Great one, Todd. Nice choice to close it out, too!
	5:59pm Bob Slee: Ok everyone, get your record player and have a nice evening, thank YOU Todd...
	6:00pm Marcel M: Incredible show, thanks Todd.
	6:00pm V Priceless: @efd: box set worthy, IMHO
	6:00pm listener monica: One more thing. The word "Suicide" was censored during a performance of rock n roll suicide on tv.
	6:01pm rob steffens: Thanks Todd
	👻 6:01pm TonyR: Agree w efd. I knew WFMU would understand.
	6:01pm Ambassador Feelgood: Thanks, Todd! What a fine tribute and a super show, even by your high standards!
	6:01pm ScottC: Thanks so much Todd!
	6:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ☆☆☆☆☆

Todd-o-phonic Todd: Playlist from January 16, 2016

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January 16, 2016: Jacques Le Coque live and David Bowie not

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Mott The Hoople	All The Way From Memphis	Mott	Columbia		LP			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Creem Circus	Teenage Rules "Teenage Rules" by "Creem Circus"			2015		from their Bandcamp..playing tonight at The Puck in Doylestown, PA	*	0:04:35 (Pop-up)
The Ramones	Ramona "Ramona" by "The Ramones"	Rocket To Russia	Sire		LP			0:08:03 (Pop-up)
The Benders	Can't Tame Me "Can't Tame Me" by "The Benders"		Big Sound		45			0:10:40 (Pop-up)
DMZ	Ball Me Out "Ball Me Out" by "DMZ"	Live At The Rat	Rat		2LP			0:12:39 (Pop-up)
Akane with The Neatboys	He's Sure The Boy I Love		Soundflat/Majestic Sound	2015	45		*	0:15:24 (Pop-up)
Jeannie Jim Tom Bill	Silly Whim "Silly Whim" by "Jeannie Jim Tom Bill"		no label		45			0:17:02 (Pop-up)
The Saucy Jacks	Goin' Out Tonight	You Make Your Own World	Chocolate Covered	2015	LP		*	0:20:07 (Pop-up)
The Hollywood Brats	I Need You "I Need You" by "The Hollywood Brats"							0:22:48 (Pop-up)
The Commons Ltd.	I'm Gonna Change The World		Mod		45			0:24:56 (Pop-up)

Jacques Le Coque live in the studio! Engineered by Glenn Luttman
Jacques Le Coque live!	Tip of My Tongue							0:31:41 (Pop-up)
Jacques Le Coque live!	You Better Move							0:32:32 (Pop-up)
Jacques Le Coque live!	Can't Keep Away							0:35:08 (Pop-up)
Jacques Le Coque live!	Crush "Crush" by "Jacques Le Coque live!"							0:36:30 (Pop-up)
Jacques Le Coque live!	I Got You "I Got You" by "Jacques Le Coque live!"							0:39:16 (Pop-up)
Jacques Le Coque live!	Pretty Penny							0:41:33 (Pop-up)
Jacques Le Coque live!	Roller Girl							0:44:23 (Pop-up)
Jacques Le Coque live!	Ain't No Fun							0:47:33 (Pop-up)
Jacques Le Coque interview "Jacques Le Coque interview"
Nightmen	Careless Whisper "Careless Whisper" by "Nightmen"		Rundgang Rekords	2015	EP		*	0:55:51 (Pop-up)
Shelby	Motorcycle Girl "Motorcycle Girl" by "Shelby"		Vogue		45			0:56:19 (Pop-up)
Tacocat	I Hate The Weekend "I Hate The Weekend" by "Tacocat"	Lost Time	Hardly Art	2016	LP	playing in our area 4/12 + 13!	*	0:59:10 (Pop-up)
The Kids	Rock Over Belgium "Rock Over Belgium" by "The Kids"	Naughty Kids	Radiation	2015	LP		*	1:00:06 (Pop-up)
Boys Wonder	All Tied Up "All Tied Up" by "Boys Wonder"		Lowland		45			1:02:01 (Pop-up)
Death By Unga Bunga	Make Up Your Mind		Jansen	2015	45			1:05:05 (Pop-up)
Reigning Sound	If You Can't Give Me Everything	Too Much Guitar!	In The Red		CD			1:08:28 (Pop-up)
The Vibrators	Baby Baby "Baby Baby" by "The Vibrators"		Columbia		45			1:11:19 (Pop-up)
Hinds	Garden "Garden" by "Hinds"		Mom + Pop	2016	LP		*	1:14:23 (Pop-up)

Davie Jones & The King Bees	Louie, Louie Go Home		Decca		45			1:27:16 (Pop-up)
Davy Jones & The Lower 3rd	Baby Loves That Way		EMI		EP			1:28:08 (Pop-up)
The Easybeats	Friday On My Mind "Friday On My Mind" by "The Easybeats"		United Artists		45			1:30:57 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Riot Squad	Toy Soldier "Toy Soldier" by "The Riot Squad"		Acid Jazz		EP	written and sung by Bowie		1:38:01 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Janine "Janine" by "David Bowie"	Space Oddity	RCA		LP			1:40:27 (Pop-up)
K. West	Excerpt From "A Teenage Opera"		New Voice		LP			1:43:09 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	See Emily Play "See Emily Play" by "Pink Floyd"		Tower		45			1:47:30 (Pop-up)

The Troggs	Strange Movies "Strange Movies" by "The Troggs"		Pye		45	originally performed on "The 1980 Floor Show"		1:54:25 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	The Jean Genie (Live)					from The Midnight Special "1980 Floor Show"		2:00:01 (Pop-up)
The Velvet Underground	I'm Waiting For The Man (alternate version)	The Velvet Underground & Nico 45th Anniversary Deluxe Edition	Polydor/Ume		CD box set			2:02:56 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Oh You Pretty Things "Oh You Pretty Things" by "David Bowie"	Hunky Dory	Ryko		CD			2:06:59 (Pop-up)
The Pretty Things	Don't Bring Me Down		Fontana		45			2:10:04 (Pop-up)

David Bowie	Rock'n'Roll Suicide "Rock'n'Roll Suicide" by "David Bowie"	The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars	RCA		LP			2:15:52 (Pop-up)
Iggy and The Stooges	Gimme Danger	Raw Power	Columbia		LP			2:17:31 (Pop-up)
The Muffs	Changes "Changes" by "The Muffs"	A Salute To The Thin White Duke: The Songs Of David Bowie						2:20:40 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Drive-In Saturday "Drive-In Saturday" by "David Bowie"		RCA		45			2:24:24 (Pop-up)

Bowie	Rebel Rebel "Rebel Rebel" by "Bowie"		RCA		45	U.S. withdrawn 45 version		2:38:13 (Pop-up)
Lulu	Watch That Man "Watch That Man" by "Lulu"		Polydor		45			2:39:22 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Stay "Stay" by "David Bowie"	Station To Station	Ryko		CD			2:44:09 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Sound and Vision "Sound and Vision" by "David Bowie"	Low	Virgin		CD			2:49:59 (Pop-up)
Lou Reed	Satellite Of Love "Satellite Of Love" by "Lou Reed"	Transformer	RCA		LP			2:53:52 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Where Have All The Good Times Gone	Pin Ups	RCA		LP			2:56:25 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:02pm Sissophonic Cheryl: This should be going out to Jeffo!
	3:03pm DaveinPA: wooooooooo!
	3:04pm P-90: Greetings Todd, Mott, and all the Hooples out there in Radioland.
	3:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hooples driving hoopties!
	3:15pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Jacques Le Coque live in the studio shortly!
	3:20pm P-90: Thanks for playing this, Todd!
	3:21pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @P-90: You're welcome!
	3:33pm Bob Slee: Jacques Le BuzzCoque ??
	3:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: FMU brings the way kewl Live once more ! Thanks e'erbody !
	3:43pm Matt in Nebraska: Jacque Le Coque rock!
	3:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...great songs - sounds like Johnny Thunders in a Mod band (best senses) - loose & tight in the right proportions - & great sound (Thx Mr. Luttman)...
	3:55pm rob steffens: cool!
	3:57pm Glenn L: Thanks, RRN63!!
	3:59pm Bob Slee: Thanx Jacques, You got me...
	4:30pm Bob Slee: Thats it Todd, you spoke my mind ...
	4:34pm V Priceless: Hey Todd-o. Bowie 4-f*cking-ever. That is all. Thank you for this.
	4:38pm Jibolo: Great show, as always. And thank you for mentioning the great Scott Muni. I've lost count of all the amazing artists he introduced to this humble boy from Queens (especially Bowie).
	4:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: On fb I posted 'PinUps' (1973) & all the 1960s Originals (YouTubes): www.facebook.com...
	4:41pm DaveinPA: I'm feeling guilty about liking this...
	4:41pm Gaylord Fields: @Todd: I also immediately thought of that same seven-year-old Bowie fan first and foremost when I found out. Beautiful tribute, in both your words and his music.
	4:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: www.bowiewonderworld.com... : (allegedly) Bowie: "The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground - 1967 Verve? Brought back from New York by a former manager, Ken Pitt. Pitt had done some kind of work as a PR man that had brought him into contact with the Factory. Warhol had given him this coverless test pressing (I still have it, no label, just a small sticker with Warhol's signature on it) and said, "you like weird stuff, see what you think of this". What I 'thought of this' was that here was the best band in the world. In December of that year, my band Buzz broke up but not without my demanding we play 'Waiting For The Man' as one of the encore songs at our last gig. Amusingly, not only was I to cover Velvet's song before anyone else in the world, I actually did it before the album came out. Now that's the essence of Mod."
	4:45pm DonJuanTijuana: I gotta give some serious props to EFDavies show this past Wed..blew me away with his Bowie tribute
	4:47pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @DonJuanTijuana: Indeed...and Brett Smiley as well.
	4:47pm efd on the phone: I've been spending the last couple of hours setting up a new receiver and turntable at home. For most of my life my traditional first album, whether after moving and reconnecting my stereo or after getting something new, has been 'Young Americans' but for now I'm just sitting here listening to the radio. I'll test out the turntable later.
	4:49pm efd on the phone: Thanks so much DonJuanTijuana, I really appreciate that.
	4:57pm nick n Hudson: Walls r shakin
	4:59pm Bob Slee: like a v-2 schneider is coming' inn
	5:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...a TV version - & it's heavier...
	5:08pm Ambassador Feelgood: Todd, that 1980 Floor Show Midnight Special was a major mindblower for me as well. I definitely remember Amanda Lear and the weird way she said Bowie's name, as if the first syllable of Bowie rhymed with cow. "Stayed tuned for more of Bow-ee and his guests".
	5:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @AF: ...I think they do that in the UK?
	5:13pm Stevel: Your memories of recording off of TV hit home. I had a cassette recorder by 3rd grade or so and recorded off of the radio and later, TV, especially the Friday night music shows.
	5:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Perfect encapsulation of the early-mid-1970s: Cassette-player & Bowie tied together for me too: taped my older brother playing 'Future Legend' off 'Diamond Dogs' from the other room: When you're a sheltered 1970s 10-year-old - that's spooky stuff...
	5:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...deffo an early childhood intimation that there's gnarly World out there beyond yer present brainspace...
	5:20pm Stevel: Todd. You're telling stories with your records. This is great!
	5:20pm Marcel M: Great show Todd
	👻 5:22pm TonyR: That note, plus LP version of R&RS just killed me. I generally avoid ZS LP, even this whole week, but that 1-2 punch kicked me in the gut. Bawled like a baby. Thank you?
	5:22pm Bluesman: Great show Todd-O! Touching words.
	5:25pm Bob Slee: tears in my underpants....
	5:29pm V Priceless: anyone play 'satellite of love' yet? It would be a nice touch...
	5:34pm Greg from ZONE 5: Sorry I missed the intro—who wrote this?
	5:38pm Bob Slee: ........................................,!
	5:38pm Marcel M: Wow.... just wow.
	5:39pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: @Greg: Rhett Miller.
	5:39pm George Kopp: That was really touching, Todd.
	5:39pm efd on the phone: @Greg, it was by Rhett Miller.
	5:40pm efd on the phone: What a wonderful remembrance -- great choice for a reading, Todd.
	5:40pm Stevel: Extraordinary show, Todd.
	5:41pm Greg from ZONE 5: Incredible. Thanks for sharing that, Todd.
	5:41pm listener monica: I'm crying too, Todd. I lost my virginity in a 61 impala convertible (top up) with Alladin Sane playing on the 8-track.
	5:44pm Marcel M: I too shed a tear at the end of that.
	5:46pm ScottC: To Bowie With Love?
	5:46pm Bob Slee: What the hell was you doing in the impala Marcel???
	👻 5:46pm TonyR: "Stay"! Time to dance!!
	5:47pm ScottC: Definetely
	5:48pm Marcel M: My wife is asking me the same thing, Bob.
	👻 5:49pm TonyR: Chart trivia: "Station to Station" LP was his highest charting LP in he 70s: #3. Neither "Pinups" nor "Aladdin Sane" made the top 10.
	5:49pm Windy City: What an amazing Bowie tribute Thank you
	5:50pm ScottC: The thing is... I think Bowie planned his death a work of art. Blackstar a goodbye postcard to you and me. What a beautiful thing...
	👻 5:51pm TonyR: "Stars are out Tonight", 2013: "I hope they live forever."
	5:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...how Bowie straddled Pop & the Underground - how he was probably the smartest person to ever condescend to be a RawkIdol - but moved people so. Just - smh - yaknow?
	5:53pm Mike Sin on the road: Quite an exceptional tribute show here. I'm always so sad to hear of a death of a musicians that I so admire, but... I can always rely on WFMU for great celebrations of the artist's work.
	5:53pm Bob Slee: I'll guess the impala was blue..
	👻 5:55pm TonyR: Oh noes! Only 10 more minutes! Thank you for this afternoon, T-oP T.
	5:56pm Marcel M: Lou Reed: "He has a melodic sense that's just well above anyone else in rock & roll. Most people could not sing some of his melodies. He can really go for a high note. Take 'Satellite of Love,' on my Transformer album. There's a part at the very end where his voice goes all the way up. It's fabulous."
	5:56pm ashley morey: "Satellite of love" - one of my all-time favorite songs <3
	5:56pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Appreciate all the kind words everyone...really means a lot to me. Thank you.
	5:57pm V Priceless: Thank you for all of this, TOPT. It's a blessing healing with the FMU family.
	5:57pm listener monica: Thank YOU, Todd!
	5:58pm Stevel: Bravo, and thank you.
	5:59pm V Priceless: Woo!
	5:59pm efd on the phone: Truly outstanding tribute, Todd. I love how different all the Bowie-related shows on the station have been this week, as you alluded to earlier. A great reflection of each DJ's own show and personality.
	5:59pm Matt F: Great one, Todd. Nice choice to close it out, too!
	5:59pm Bob Slee: Ok everyone, get your record player and have a nice evening, thank YOU Todd...
	6:00pm Marcel M: Incredible show, thanks Todd.
	6:00pm V Priceless: @efd: box set worthy, IMHO
	6:00pm listener monica: One more thing. The word "Suicide" was censored during a performance of rock n roll suicide on tv.
	6:01pm rob steffens: Thanks Todd
	👻 6:01pm TonyR: Agree w efd. I knew WFMU would understand.
	6:01pm Ambassador Feelgood: Thanks, Todd! What a fine tribute and a super show, even by your high standards!
	6:01pm ScottC: Thanks so much Todd!
	6:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ☆☆☆☆☆

Todd-o-phonic Todd: Playlist from January 16, 2016

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