WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from March 23, 2016

Listener comments!
	6:08pm Gary: A very sincere THANK YOU to all of you who pledged to WFMU over the last two and half weeks!
	6:48pm annie: i LOVED electro-pop!
	6:49pm Gary: Hi Annie!
	6:50pm Gary: I'll start up a pre-show track in about 3 minutes
	6:56pm listener james from westwood: In just in time to catch said track from the start!
	6:57pm Gary: Are you guys hearing a cover version of Autobahn?
	6:59pm annie: no talking
	6:59pm Gary: Not talking yet -- should be Autobahn cover for the moment
	6:59pm ndbob: heya Gary, Annie, James!
	6:59pm Rich in Washington: I am. We're fahn fahn fahn auf der Bodegabahn
	7:00pm annie: hey ndbob!!
	7:00pm Gary: Okay, terrific ... I'll get on mic in a bit!
	7:01pm Gary: Welcome Annie, James, Bob, Rich!
	7:04pm Polyus: Good evening Gary and Poppers. Limited time for the bleep bloop tonight, but I will take what I can get.
	7:05pm listener james from westwood: I actually worked the line "Bodegas are our friends" into a conversation yesterday. It was met with agreement.
	7:07pm Gary: Howdy, Polyus! ... and, James, that's because they are. :)
	7:08pm Uncle Michael: Gary...I'm sure glad I could find this place...because your Facebook post about your show...doesn't mention...your show. Gary, my brother...that's so you. I love you man.
	7:10pm Gary: Oh! Ha ha, oops ... HI MICHAEL! That was an AMAZING red suit, btw
	7:10pm Uncle Michael: Thanks!
	🇰🇷 7:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh - this will be grand tub music - see ya in a few...
	7:14pm Uncle Michael: Mental eye bleach...stat!
	7:15pm Gary: Happy bathin', RevRab!
	7:17pm steve: woo hoo
	7:18pm Gary: Steve!
	7:18pm hyde: woo hoo! i'm kind of most excited about the Stereolab portion of this, i haven't listened to them in years.
	7:19pm Gary: They're on from about 9-10 PM Hyde!
	7:21pm hyde: well, i'll hang around for the Kraftwerk and YMO too! and wtf, i was thinking that maybe i hadn't listened to Stereolab since Mary Hansen died. That was in 2002. Holy crapoli, i am old.
	7:24pm listener james from westwood: Wow to this "Tongebirge" track!
	7:33pm Uncle Michael: As much as I love this version, this is not my favorite version of Showroom Dummies.
	7:34pm Gary: What's your favorite version?
	7:34pm Uncle Michael: Senor Coconut's.
	7:35pm Polyus: I haven't heard the German version in forever.
	7:36pm Gary: Ah!
	7:37pm Dave: Hi, Gary. Grew up out in the country in Missouri, our closest neighbors lived underground. Now and then they would blast "We Are the Robots!!" The family stole our chickens but those are pleasant memories indeed.
	7:37pm Gary: LOL, hi Dave!
	7:41pm listener james from westwood: Ahhhh, "Man-Machine." My Kraftwerk gateway in college after I picked up a bargain-bin cassette of it once I'd read about them in Lester Bangs's collected work. Oddly, a couple of years later, 2 Live Crew would sample the base of this song for one of theirs, as I found out when someone on campus began BLASTING their album during finals week. I was sitting there, thinking, "Is that Kraftwerk under all that?!"
	7:42pm Rich in Washington: 'member back in the good ol' days when you had to look really hard to find cool music and if you lived far away from decent record stores, you were screwed? I was talking to this hillbilly coworker about weird music and out of nowhere, he goes "have you ever heard of a German band called Kraftwerk?" I had, but only heard dribs and drabs of them on the radio. Well, about a week later, he gives me immaculately duped cassettes of all their early albums. I still have them even though I bought them all on record and CD over the years. I always think of that guy when I listen to Kraftwerk. So weird.
	7:43pm Uncle Michael: The world needs more hillbillies.
	7:43pm Gary: Awesome stories, guys
	7:44pm Rich in Washington: He was this weird 50-something year old guy who lived with his mom. Collected Alvin and the Chipmunk records.
	7:45pm Gary: I guess if you're already living with mom, you might as well binge out on the 'munks
	7:45pm Uncle Michael: I was not even a freshman at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. I was taking photo classes the summer after high school. An older student working the equipment checkout counter asked me if I'd ever heard of the De-evolution band. "They're from Ohio."
	7:47pm listener james from westwood: @Rich: Oh, man, everyone needs someone like that. (Luckily WFMU is like a whole station of people like that!!) @Gary: Could. Not. Get. this tape out of my Walkman after I bought it. For like weeks. Then it got into heavy rotation with "The Pleasure Principle." My being wicked into cyberpunk literature at the time (end of the 80s) surely helped.
	7:47pm northguineahills: Ack, just got home, but my annchronometer just clicked 40, so it's time to go out and get my crunk up, and get drunk. Yeah, I'm finally old(ish)!
	7:47pm Rich in Washington: Open minded hillbillies are the coolest. Another was this trippy dude at my current workplace who loved Enoch Light stuff. Once I left my work area with my stereo on and Throbbing Gristle's Hot on the Heels of Love was on when I walked in and this dude was going 'Ooo! I LIKE THAT!' and doing this trippy old dude dance to it. Not even sarcastically. He really dug it.
	7:48pm Gary: Hey, whoa, what? Happy Four Oh, NGH!
	7:49pm hyde: hb, ngh!!!
	7:50pm Rich in Washington: Happy forty, NGH! Forty's the new thirty nine!
	7:50pm northguineahills: My wife donated to the marathon and won a prize. I'm probably going to be taking a good job in FL, but it means leaving my wife (she has a dream job here), and more importantly, leave NYC.
	7:50pm northguineahills: Thanksssss!
	7:50pm hyde: @Rich in Wash i love that hillbilly story
	7:53pm ndbob: excellent first hour - Gary - thanks for the stories everyone!
	7:53pm northguineahills: I've ran into a few north Floridian rednecks have been really cool about random music I've shown them, much more open-minded then the techy-coworkers I had at the time.
	7:53pm Dave: Uncle Michael, at a Devo show Mark Mothersbaugh dove into the crowd and I patted his sweaty back. Anyway I can relate to the hillbillies.. my family grew up in the middle of nowhere but my brother ordered stuff by mail in the early '80s.. Gong, Magma, Can, Captain Beefheart. And I listened to Funkadelic and music of Africa.
	7:53pm Gary: Night, Bob!
	7:55pm Uncle Michael: I kind of always imagine Mothersbaugh with a sweaty back.
	7:57pm annie: ok, bliss has set in.. love these beats!
	7:57pm hyde: @ngh that's a tough choice. i had a very similar situation a couple years back, i know it's hard. good luck, it should be fine.
	7:59pm Uncle Michael: Happy birthday and good luck, NGH.
	8:00pm hyde: i used to feel like artists shouldn't disavow their early work, but then i read the poems i wrote in college
	8:06pm Rich in Washington: I found YMO's US debut record in a cut-out bin in my local Musicland when I was a teen and bought it and it blew my mind. It's one of the few records I held onto all these years.
	8:07pm Rich in Washington: But I only in the last few years have seen their Soul Train appearance on the Youtubes. It's incredible.
	8:08pm annie: this music is making me very high!
	8:10pm Gary: I super-super love this cover
	8:14pm listener james from westwood: It is just so off the hook.
	8:14pm Dave: Didn't know they were on Soul Train. My brother had ×∞Multiplies album. "Rydeen" since covered by Japanese girl group E-girls https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_4nGY9at9M
	8:17pm Gary: Oooh, haven't heard that cover, Dave -- will have to look out for it!
	8:18pm listener james from westwood: Holy shit, YMO did "Tighten Up" on Soul Train.
	8:18pm listener james from westwood: Whoops, should have added a ? there!
	8:19pm listener james from westwood: I have tabbed that link for post-show delectation. I cannot even imagine.
	8:26pm annie: holy crap... sooo good
	8:31pm Dave: I have Akiko Yano's "Love Life" album on cassette (longtime wife of Ryuichi Sakamoto.) She has a unique voice.. cool songs, and their daughter Miu Sakamoto is very talented.. amazing videos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZtsmFFeyAM
	8:32pm Gary: I have dozens of Akiko Yano's albums, Dave -- she's terrific!
	8:38pm Gary: I didn't know she was married to Ryuichi, tho!
	8:59pm hyde: this is fantastic
	9:04pm Gary: Yeah, that French Disko song is one of my faves
	9:09pm listener james from westwood: Ooh, very Faust-ian here.
	9:09pm coelacanth: Yay Stereolab! i have to return for all that Kraftwerk. -Hello Gary and Bodegatrons!
	9:11pm Gary: Coelacanth!
	9:11pm annie: fantastic show!!! shall tune in again next week! the cat is hinting it's time for bed.
	9:12pm Gary: Have a great night, Annie!
	9:13pm coelacanth: (i suppose that could be interpreted as a big dis on YMO! but NO, i will listen to that too! ..i'm just not as excited about it)
	9:14pm hyde: did i mention this was fantastic
	9:15pm hyde: @coelecanth haha, i hear you
	9:15pm Gary: I am officially angry that no book exists about either YMO or Stereolab. How is this possible? How?
	9:17pm hyde: @Gary there should at least be a 33 1/3 book about one of 'em
	9:17pm coelacanth: it's NOT possible! yet it's true! (if you say it is) it's down to you Gary! get crackin"!
	9:18pm listener james from westwood: Not even a Japanese-language YMO book? Seems like there'd have been at least one music otaku way into the band who would've put something together.
	9:19pm coelacanth: ...for whatever shame it's worth, i've never read any book about kraftwerk either.
	9:20pm Gary: You're no doubt right, James; but not one in English, and they were an international band
	9:23pm Gary: Coelacanth, no shame, but I bet you'd love PRODUKTION
	9:28pm coelacanth: -a book on kraftwerk?
	9:29pm coelacanth: i'm not finding it in the web, but that's kind of a tricky set of terms for the search engines!
	9:29pm Gary: www.amazon.com...
	9:30pm Gary: ^That book, Coelacanth!
	9:30pm coelacanth: ah, Thanks!
	9:32pm coelacanth: i'm intrigued!
	9:35pm steve: Cobra + Phases... my first and maybe my favorite Stereolab. remember buying at at a mall in nj after seeing the vid for Noise of Carpet (from Emperor Tomato Ketchup) on 120 Minutes
	9:35pm steve: this track is incredible!
	9:36pm steve: wow didnt realize how many players there were
	9:37pm Gary: It's a lot, huh!
	9:39pm coelacanth: i need more stereolab in my life. i've just got "dots and loops" and "sound-dust".
	9:42pm Gary: ^My work here is done ... :)
	9:42pm coelacanth: Fantastic!
	9:46pm Andrew Waterloo: Margerine Eclipse is a great album with a great title.
	9:47pm Gary: Indeed ... HI ANDREW!
	9:48pm coelacanth: this is pretty wild for them! and yeah good album title!
	9:54pm coelacanth: Gary, some stereolab songs remind me of the band "delacave". if you're not familiar, delacave's a little stripped-down, comparatively. not to say they sound alike, but there's common ground. i think you might like it.
	9:55pm Gary: Oh, cool -- I don't know Delacave
	9:57pm coelacanth: first album : sebnormal.bandcamp.com... second : sebnormal.bandcamp.com... ...i think lots of people would like it, but i've never heard them on fmu.
	9:58pm Andrew Waterloo: This delacave sounds up my alley.
	10:01pm Andrew Waterloo: You've done a good thing Coelacanth
	10:01pm coelacanth: hahaha! Thanks Andrew!
	10:03pm hyde: aw hell, it's already ten? thanks Gary!
	10:03pm listener james from westwood: Extraordinary survey of these three bands, Gary!
	10:04pm coelacanth: tremendous program Gary! i'm psyched to hear the whole thing! Thanks! 'night all.
	10:04pm Andrew Waterloo: I missed Yellow Magic. I'll have to dig up my record.
	10:05pm Gary: Thanks for hanging out, everyone ... see you somewhere soon!
	10:05pm northguineahills: Arrrggh, just got home, Stereolab is perfect for my bday. One of my all-time favorite bands. Will listen tomorrow!
	10:06pm Gary: Enjoy, NGH -- and happy birthday!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from March 23, 2016

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March 23, 2016: Kraftwerk | YMO | Stereolab
The three greatest electro-pop bands of all time together at last for a career-spanning survey of each group's über-genki oeuvre.

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Bodega Pop	Intro "Intro" by "Bodega Pop"	Bodega Pop Live	2016
Organisation	Silver Forest "Silver Forest" by "Organisation"	Tone Float	1970	Ralf Hutter - keyboards Florian Schneider - flute, violin, percussion Butch Hauf - bass, percussion Basil Hammoundi - percussion Fred Monics - Drums Conrad Plank - producer Have also seen 1969 as the date for this album	0:04:57 (Pop-up)
Kraftwerk	Megahertz "Megahertz" by "Kraftwerk"	Kraftwerk	1970	Ralf Hütter – organ, guitar, tubon; cover design Florian Schneider-Esleben – flute, violin, percussion Andreas Hohmann – drums on "Ruckzuck" and "Stratovarius" Klaus Dinger – drums on "Vom Himmel hoch" Konrad "Conny" Plank – sound engineer & production Klaus Löhmer – assistant sound engineer	0:07:34 (Pop-up)
Kraftwerk	Strom "Strom" by "Kraftwerk"	Kraftwerk 2	1972	Ralf Hütter – organ, electric piano, bass, rhythm machine, xylophone, harmonica Florian Schneider-Esleben – flutes, violin, guitar, effects, xylophone Conrad Plank – sound engineer	0:17:26 (Pop-up)
Kraftwerk	Tongebirge "Tongebirge" by "Kraftwerk"	Ralf und Florian	1973	Ralf Hütter – vocals, keyboards, organ, electronics, bass guitar, guitar, drums, percussion Florian Schneider – vocals, keyboards, electronics, flute, violin, guitar, percussion Konrad "Conny" Plank – sound engineer	0:20:35 (Pop-up)
Kraftwerk	Morgenspaziergang "Morgenspaziergang" by "Kraftwerk"	Autobahn	1974	Ralf Hütter – vocals, electronics. Florian Schneider – vocals, electronics Klaus Röder – violin, guitar Wolfgang Flür – percussion Konrad "Conny" Plank – sound engineer	0:23:21 (Pop-up)
Kraftwerk	Radio Sterne "Radio Sterne" by "Kraftwerk"	Radio-Aktivität	1975	Ralf Hütter – voice, synthesizer, orchestron, drum machine, electronics. minimoog in "Radio-Activity" Florian Schneider – voice, vocoder, votrax, synthesizer and electronics Karl Bartos – electronic percussion Wolfgang Flür – electronic percussion Peter Bollig – technical engineer (Kling Klang Studio, Düsseldorf). Walter Quintus – sound mix engineer (Rüssl Studio, Hamburg)	0:27:18 (Pop-up)
Kraftwerk	Schaufensterpuppen "Schaufensterpuppen" by "Kraftwerk"	Trans Europa Express	1977	Ralf Hütter – voice, synthesizer, orchestron, synthanorma-sequenzer, electronics, producer Florian Schneider – voice, vocoder, votrax, synthesizer, electronics, producer Karl Bartos – electronic percussion Wolfgang Flür – electronic percussion Technical Peter Bollig – engineer Bill Haverson – engineer (The Record Plant, Hollywood) Thomas Kuckuck – engineer (Rüssl Studio, Hamburg)	0:31:02 (Pop-up)
Kraftwerk	The Man-Machine "The Man-Machine" by "Kraftwerk"	The Man-Machine	1978	Ralf Hütter – album concept, artwork reconstruction (2009 remaster), cover, electronics, keyboards, Orchestron, production, Synthanorma Sequenzer, synthesiser, vocoder, voice Florian Schneider – album concept, electronics, production, synthesiser, vocoder, Votrax Karl Bartos – electronic percussion Wolfgang Flür – electronic drums	0:36:39 (Pop-up)
Kraftwerk	Computer Love "Computer Love" by "Kraftwerk"	Computer World	1981	Ralf Hütter – album concept, artwork reconstruction, cover, electronics, keyboards, mixing, Orchestron, production, recording, Synthanorma Sequenzer, synthesiser, vocoder, voice Florian Schneider – album concept, cover, electronics, mixing, production, recording, speech synthesis, synthesiser, vocoder Karl Bartos – electronic percussion	0:42:10 (Pop-up)
Kraftwerk	Boing Boom Tschak "Boing Boom Tschak" by "Kraftwerk"	Electric Café	1986	Ralf Hütter – voice, vocoder, keyboards, electronics, mix Florian Schneider – vocoder, speech synthesis Karl Bartos – electronic percussion (and voice on "The Telephone Call"	0:49:16 (Pop-up)
Kraftwerk	Tour de France (Radio Edit)	Tour de France Soundtracks	2003	Ralf Hütter – vocals, software synthesizers, sequencing Florian Schneider – additional vocals, software synthesizers, sequencing Fritz Hilpert – software synthesizers, electronic percussion, sound engineer[11] Henning Schmitz – software synthesizers, electronic percussion	0:52:22 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Kraftwerk	Metall Auf Metall "Metall Auf Metall" by "Kraftwerk"	The Mix	1991		0:55:16 (Pop-up)
Yellow Magic Orchestra	Computer Game (Theme from the Cirus)	Yellow Magic Orchestra	1978	Constant members: Haruomi "Harry" Hosono, Yukihiro Takahashi, Ryuichi Sakamoto	1:04:46 (Pop-up)
Yellow Magic Orchestra	Day Tripper	Solid State Survivor	1979		1:05:56 (Pop-up)
Yellow Magic Orchestra	Tighten Up (Japanese Gentleman Stand Up Please)	×∞Multiplies	1980		1:08:29 (Pop-up)
Yellow Magic Orchestra	Rap Phenomena	BGM	1981		1:12:09 (Pop-up)
Yellow Magic Orchestra	Pure Jam "Pure Jam" by "Yellow Magic Orchestra"	Technodelic	1981		1:16:34 (Pop-up)
Yellow Magic Orchestra	Wild Ambitions	Naughty Boys	1983		1:20:58 (Pop-up)
Yellow Magic Orchestra	The Madmen	Service	1983		1:26:10 (Pop-up)
Yellow Magic Orchestra	Nanga Def?	Technodon	1993	The band broke up in 1993, but reformed in 1992 to record this album. Ryuichi was reportedly not happy with it.	1:30:32 (Pop-up)
Yellow Magic Orchestra	Mars "Mars" by "Yellow Magic Orchestra"	Gijonymo: Yellow Magic Orchestra Live In Gijon 19 / 6 08	2008		1:35:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Yellow Magic Orchestra	Wind Ambitious	Naughty Boys (Instrumental)	1983		1:40:08 (Pop-up)
Stereolab	Doubt "Doubt" by "Stereolab"	Switched On	1991	Laetitia Sadier (vocals) Gina Morris (vocals) Tim Gane (guitar, Moog synthesizer, Farfisa organ) Martin Kean (bass) Joe Dilworth (drums)	1:50:04 (Pop-up)
Stereolab	Mellotron "Mellotron" by "Stereolab"	Peng!	1992	Laetitia Sadier - vocals Tim Gane - guitar, Farfisa organ, Moog synthesizer Joe Dilworth - drums Martin Kean - bass	1:52:28 (Pop-up)
Stereolab	French Disko "French Disko" by "Stereolab"	Jenny Ondioline	1993		1:55:28 (Pop-up)
Stereolab	Pack Yr Romantic Mind "Pack Yr Romantic Mind" by "Stereolab"	Transient Random-Noise Bursts with Announcements	1993	Laetitia Sadier - vocals, guitar, Vox organ, Moog synthesizer, tambourine Tim Gane - guitar, Vox organ, Moog synthesizer, percussion Sean O'Hagan - guitar, Vox & Farfisa organs Andy Ramsay - bouzouki, Vox organ, percussion Mary Hansen - vocals, guitar, tambourine Duncan Brown - guitar, bass, background vocals	1:58:32 (Pop-up)
Stereolab	Space Age Bachelor Pad Music (Mellow)	the groop played "SPACE AGE BATCHELOR PAD MUSIC"	1993		2:03:25 (Pop-up)
Stereolab	Anemie "Anemie" by "Stereolab"	ABC Music: The Radio 1 Sessions [Disc 1] [Live]	1993		2:05:11 (Pop-up)
Stereolab	Three-Dee Melodie "Three-Dee Melodie" by "Stereolab"	Mars Audiac Quintet	1994	Laetitia Sadier - vocals, guitar, Vox organ, Moog synthesizer, tambourine Tim Gane - guitar, Vox organ, Moog synthesizer, percussion Sean O'Hagan - guitar, Vox & Farfisa organs Andy Ramsay - drums Mary Hansen - vocals, guitar, tambourine Duncan Brown - guitar, bass, background vocals Katharine Gifford - keyboards	2:11:13 (Pop-up)
Stereolab	Ulan Bator "Ulan Bator" by "Stereolab"	Mars Audiac Quintet [bonus disc]	1994		2:14:48 (Pop-up)
Stereolab	OLV 26 "OLV 26" by "Stereolab"	Emperor Tomato Ketchup	1996	Laetitia Sadier - vocals, various instruments Tim Gane - guitar, various keyboards Andy Ramsay - drums, programming Mary Hansen - guitar, vocals Duncan Brown - bass guitar Morgane Lhote - keyboards Sean O'Hagan – string arranger, electric piano, organ, vibraphone Marcus Holdaway, Sally Herbert, Mandy Drummond, Meg Gates – strings Ray Dickarty – alto saxophone John McEntire – vibraphone, guitar, synthesizers, maracas, tambourine	2:17:46 (Pop-up)
Stereolab	Fluorescences "Fluorescences" by "Stereolab"	Oscillons From the Anti-Sun	1996		2:23:20 (Pop-up)
Stereolab	Miss Modular "Miss Modular" by "Stereolab"	Dots and Loops	1997	Laetitia Sadier (vocals) Tim Gane (guitar) Mary Hansen Richard Harrison Morgane Lhote Andrew Ramsay	2:26:35 (Pop-up)
Stereolab	Fuses "Fuses" by "Stereolab"	Cobra and Phases Group Play Voltage in the Milky Night	1999	Mark Bassey – Overdubs Colin Crawley – Overdubs Fulton Dingley – Producer, Engineer, Mixing Tim Gane – Organ, Guitar, Percussion, Piano, Drums, Vocals, Clavinet, Wurlitzer, Electric Harpsichord, Group Member Mary Hansen – Organ, Guitar, Percussion, Piano, Drums, Vocals, Clavinet, Wurlitzer, Electric Harpsichord Sophie Harris – Strings William Hawkes – Strings Kev Hopper – Saw Simon Johns – Bass Morgane Lhote, Keyboards Rob Mazurek – Cornet John McEntire – Drums, Keyboards, Producer Ramsay Morgan – Organ, Guitar, Percussion, Piano, Drums, Vocals, Clavinet, Wurlitzer, Electric Harpsichord Dominic Murcott – Marimba (Electronics) Jacqueline Norrie – Strings Sean O'Hagan – Organ, Guitar (Acoustic), Bass, Piano, Harpsichord, Clavinet, Brass Arrangement Jim O'Rourke – Bass, Guitar, Percussion, Keyboards, Producer, String Arrangements Andy Ramsay - Drums, programming Andy Robinson – Overdubs Steve Rooke – Mastering Laetitia Sadier - Voice Steve Waterman – Overdubs Brian G. Wright – Strings	2:30:57 (Pop-up)
Stereolab	Barok - Plastic "Barok - Plastic" by "Stereolab"	The First of the Microbe Hunters	2000		2:34:38 (Pop-up)
Stereolab	Captain Easychord "Captain Easychord" by "Stereolab"	Sound-Dust	2001	Last studio recording with Mary Hansen, R.I.P.	2:37:21 (Pop-up)
Stereolab	Margerine Rock "Margerine Rock" by "Stereolab"	Margerine Eclipse	2003	Recorded in dual mono!	2:42:40 (Pop-up)
Stereolab	Microclimate "Microclimate" by "Stereolab"	Instant 0 In The Universe	2003		2:45:28 (Pop-up)
Stereolab	Plastic Mile "Plastic Mile" by "Stereolab"	Fab Four Suture	2005	Date is date of original single; comp album is from 2006	2:49:41 (Pop-up)
Stereolab	Pop Molecule "Pop Molecule" by "Stereolab"	Chemical Chords	2008		2:54:40 (Pop-up)
Stereolab	Everybody's Weird Except Me	Not Music	2010	Lætitia Sadier – vocals Tim Gane – guitar Simon Johns – bass Andy Ramsay – drums, synthesizer	2:56:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Catrina Paslaru	Hei La Bodega "Hei La Bodega" by "Catrina Paslaru"	Hei La Bodega - Carnaval!	2000		3:00:20 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:08pm Gary: A very sincere THANK YOU to all of you who pledged to WFMU over the last two and half weeks!
	6:48pm annie: i LOVED electro-pop!
	6:49pm Gary: Hi Annie!
	6:50pm Gary: I'll start up a pre-show track in about 3 minutes
	6:56pm listener james from westwood: In just in time to catch said track from the start!
	6:57pm Gary: Are you guys hearing a cover version of Autobahn?
	6:59pm annie: no talking
	6:59pm Gary: Not talking yet -- should be Autobahn cover for the moment
	6:59pm ndbob: heya Gary, Annie, James!
	6:59pm Rich in Washington: I am. We're fahn fahn fahn auf der Bodegabahn
	7:00pm annie: hey ndbob!!
	7:00pm Gary: Okay, terrific ... I'll get on mic in a bit!
	7:01pm Gary: Welcome Annie, James, Bob, Rich!
	7:04pm Polyus: Good evening Gary and Poppers. Limited time for the bleep bloop tonight, but I will take what I can get.
	7:05pm listener james from westwood: I actually worked the line "Bodegas are our friends" into a conversation yesterday. It was met with agreement.
	7:07pm Gary: Howdy, Polyus! ... and, James, that's because they are. :)
	7:08pm Uncle Michael: Gary...I'm sure glad I could find this place...because your Facebook post about your show...doesn't mention...your show. Gary, my brother...that's so you. I love you man.
	7:10pm Gary: Oh! Ha ha, oops ... HI MICHAEL! That was an AMAZING red suit, btw
	7:10pm Uncle Michael: Thanks!
	🇰🇷 7:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh - this will be grand tub music - see ya in a few...
	7:14pm Uncle Michael: Mental eye bleach...stat!
	7:15pm Gary: Happy bathin', RevRab!
	7:17pm steve: woo hoo
	7:18pm Gary: Steve!
	7:18pm hyde: woo hoo! i'm kind of most excited about the Stereolab portion of this, i haven't listened to them in years.
	7:19pm Gary: They're on from about 9-10 PM Hyde!
	7:21pm hyde: well, i'll hang around for the Kraftwerk and YMO too! and wtf, i was thinking that maybe i hadn't listened to Stereolab since Mary Hansen died. That was in 2002. Holy crapoli, i am old.
	7:24pm listener james from westwood: Wow to this "Tongebirge" track!
	7:33pm Uncle Michael: As much as I love this version, this is not my favorite version of Showroom Dummies.
	7:34pm Gary: What's your favorite version?
	7:34pm Uncle Michael: Senor Coconut's.
	7:35pm Polyus: I haven't heard the German version in forever.
	7:36pm Gary: Ah!
	7:37pm Dave: Hi, Gary. Grew up out in the country in Missouri, our closest neighbors lived underground. Now and then they would blast "We Are the Robots!!" The family stole our chickens but those are pleasant memories indeed.
	7:37pm Gary: LOL, hi Dave!
	7:41pm listener james from westwood: Ahhhh, "Man-Machine." My Kraftwerk gateway in college after I picked up a bargain-bin cassette of it once I'd read about them in Lester Bangs's collected work. Oddly, a couple of years later, 2 Live Crew would sample the base of this song for one of theirs, as I found out when someone on campus began BLASTING their album during finals week. I was sitting there, thinking, "Is that Kraftwerk under all that?!"
	7:42pm Rich in Washington: 'member back in the good ol' days when you had to look really hard to find cool music and if you lived far away from decent record stores, you were screwed? I was talking to this hillbilly coworker about weird music and out of nowhere, he goes "have you ever heard of a German band called Kraftwerk?" I had, but only heard dribs and drabs of them on the radio. Well, about a week later, he gives me immaculately duped cassettes of all their early albums. I still have them even though I bought them all on record and CD over the years. I always think of that guy when I listen to Kraftwerk. So weird.
	7:43pm Uncle Michael: The world needs more hillbillies.
	7:43pm Gary: Awesome stories, guys
	7:44pm Rich in Washington: He was this weird 50-something year old guy who lived with his mom. Collected Alvin and the Chipmunk records.
	7:45pm Gary: I guess if you're already living with mom, you might as well binge out on the 'munks
	7:45pm Uncle Michael: I was not even a freshman at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. I was taking photo classes the summer after high school. An older student working the equipment checkout counter asked me if I'd ever heard of the De-evolution band. "They're from Ohio."
	7:47pm listener james from westwood: @Rich: Oh, man, everyone needs someone like that. (Luckily WFMU is like a whole station of people like that!!) @Gary: Could. Not. Get. this tape out of my Walkman after I bought it. For like weeks. Then it got into heavy rotation with "The Pleasure Principle." My being wicked into cyberpunk literature at the time (end of the 80s) surely helped.
	7:47pm northguineahills: Ack, just got home, but my annchronometer just clicked 40, so it's time to go out and get my crunk up, and get drunk. Yeah, I'm finally old(ish)!
	7:47pm Rich in Washington: Open minded hillbillies are the coolest. Another was this trippy dude at my current workplace who loved Enoch Light stuff. Once I left my work area with my stereo on and Throbbing Gristle's Hot on the Heels of Love was on when I walked in and this dude was going 'Ooo! I LIKE THAT!' and doing this trippy old dude dance to it. Not even sarcastically. He really dug it.
	7:48pm Gary: Hey, whoa, what? Happy Four Oh, NGH!
	7:49pm hyde: hb, ngh!!!
	7:50pm Rich in Washington: Happy forty, NGH! Forty's the new thirty nine!
	7:50pm northguineahills: My wife donated to the marathon and won a prize. I'm probably going to be taking a good job in FL, but it means leaving my wife (she has a dream job here), and more importantly, leave NYC.
	7:50pm northguineahills: Thanksssss!
	7:50pm hyde: @Rich in Wash i love that hillbilly story
	7:53pm ndbob: excellent first hour - Gary - thanks for the stories everyone!
	7:53pm northguineahills: I've ran into a few north Floridian rednecks have been really cool about random music I've shown them, much more open-minded then the techy-coworkers I had at the time.
	7:53pm Dave: Uncle Michael, at a Devo show Mark Mothersbaugh dove into the crowd and I patted his sweaty back. Anyway I can relate to the hillbillies.. my family grew up in the middle of nowhere but my brother ordered stuff by mail in the early '80s.. Gong, Magma, Can, Captain Beefheart. And I listened to Funkadelic and music of Africa.
	7:53pm Gary: Night, Bob!
	7:55pm Uncle Michael: I kind of always imagine Mothersbaugh with a sweaty back.
	7:57pm annie: ok, bliss has set in.. love these beats!
	7:57pm hyde: @ngh that's a tough choice. i had a very similar situation a couple years back, i know it's hard. good luck, it should be fine.
	7:59pm Uncle Michael: Happy birthday and good luck, NGH.
	8:00pm hyde: i used to feel like artists shouldn't disavow their early work, but then i read the poems i wrote in college
	8:06pm Rich in Washington: I found YMO's US debut record in a cut-out bin in my local Musicland when I was a teen and bought it and it blew my mind. It's one of the few records I held onto all these years.
	8:07pm Rich in Washington: But I only in the last few years have seen their Soul Train appearance on the Youtubes. It's incredible.
	8:08pm annie: this music is making me very high!
	8:10pm Gary: I super-super love this cover
	8:14pm listener james from westwood: It is just so off the hook.
	8:14pm Dave: Didn't know they were on Soul Train. My brother had ×∞Multiplies album. "Rydeen" since covered by Japanese girl group E-girls https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_4nGY9at9M
	8:17pm Gary: Oooh, haven't heard that cover, Dave -- will have to look out for it!
	8:18pm listener james from westwood: Holy shit, YMO did "Tighten Up" on Soul Train.
	8:18pm listener james from westwood: Whoops, should have added a ? there!
	8:19pm listener james from westwood: I have tabbed that link for post-show delectation. I cannot even imagine.
	8:26pm annie: holy crap... sooo good
	8:31pm Dave: I have Akiko Yano's "Love Life" album on cassette (longtime wife of Ryuichi Sakamoto.) She has a unique voice.. cool songs, and their daughter Miu Sakamoto is very talented.. amazing videos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZtsmFFeyAM
	8:32pm Gary: I have dozens of Akiko Yano's albums, Dave -- she's terrific!
	8:38pm Gary: I didn't know she was married to Ryuichi, tho!
	8:59pm hyde: this is fantastic
	9:04pm Gary: Yeah, that French Disko song is one of my faves
	9:09pm listener james from westwood: Ooh, very Faust-ian here.
	9:09pm coelacanth: Yay Stereolab! i have to return for all that Kraftwerk. -Hello Gary and Bodegatrons!
	9:11pm Gary: Coelacanth!
	9:11pm annie: fantastic show!!! shall tune in again next week! the cat is hinting it's time for bed.
	9:12pm Gary: Have a great night, Annie!
	9:13pm coelacanth: (i suppose that could be interpreted as a big dis on YMO! but NO, i will listen to that too! ..i'm just not as excited about it)
	9:14pm hyde: did i mention this was fantastic
	9:15pm hyde: @coelecanth haha, i hear you
	9:15pm Gary: I am officially angry that no book exists about either YMO or Stereolab. How is this possible? How?
	9:17pm hyde: @Gary there should at least be a 33 1/3 book about one of 'em
	9:17pm coelacanth: it's NOT possible! yet it's true! (if you say it is) it's down to you Gary! get crackin"!
	9:18pm listener james from westwood: Not even a Japanese-language YMO book? Seems like there'd have been at least one music otaku way into the band who would've put something together.
	9:19pm coelacanth: ...for whatever shame it's worth, i've never read any book about kraftwerk either.
	9:20pm Gary: You're no doubt right, James; but not one in English, and they were an international band
	9:23pm Gary: Coelacanth, no shame, but I bet you'd love PRODUKTION
	9:28pm coelacanth: -a book on kraftwerk?
	9:29pm coelacanth: i'm not finding it in the web, but that's kind of a tricky set of terms for the search engines!
	9:29pm Gary: www.amazon.com...
	9:30pm Gary: ^That book, Coelacanth!
	9:30pm coelacanth: ah, Thanks!
	9:32pm coelacanth: i'm intrigued!
	9:35pm steve: Cobra + Phases... my first and maybe my favorite Stereolab. remember buying at at a mall in nj after seeing the vid for Noise of Carpet (from Emperor Tomato Ketchup) on 120 Minutes
	9:35pm steve: this track is incredible!
	9:36pm steve: wow didnt realize how many players there were
	9:37pm Gary: It's a lot, huh!
	9:39pm coelacanth: i need more stereolab in my life. i've just got "dots and loops" and "sound-dust".
	9:42pm Gary: ^My work here is done ... :)
	9:42pm coelacanth: Fantastic!
	9:46pm Andrew Waterloo: Margerine Eclipse is a great album with a great title.
	9:47pm Gary: Indeed ... HI ANDREW!
	9:48pm coelacanth: this is pretty wild for them! and yeah good album title!
	9:54pm coelacanth: Gary, some stereolab songs remind me of the band "delacave". if you're not familiar, delacave's a little stripped-down, comparatively. not to say they sound alike, but there's common ground. i think you might like it.
	9:55pm Gary: Oh, cool -- I don't know Delacave
	9:57pm coelacanth: first album : sebnormal.bandcamp.com... second : sebnormal.bandcamp.com... ...i think lots of people would like it, but i've never heard them on fmu.
	9:58pm Andrew Waterloo: This delacave sounds up my alley.
	10:01pm Andrew Waterloo: You've done a good thing Coelacanth
	10:01pm coelacanth: hahaha! Thanks Andrew!
	10:03pm hyde: aw hell, it's already ten? thanks Gary!
	10:03pm listener james from westwood: Extraordinary survey of these three bands, Gary!
	10:04pm coelacanth: tremendous program Gary! i'm psyched to hear the whole thing! Thanks! 'night all.
	10:04pm Andrew Waterloo: I missed Yellow Magic. I'll have to dig up my record.
	10:05pm Gary: Thanks for hanging out, everyone ... see you somewhere soon!
	10:05pm northguineahills: Arrrggh, just got home, Stereolab is perfect for my bday. One of my all-time favorite bands. Will listen tomorrow!
	10:06pm Gary: Enjoy, NGH -- and happy birthday!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from March 23, 2016

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