WFMU: Paul Bruno: Playlist from May 29, 2016

Listener comments!
	7:02pm herb.nyc: great song, which i learned via Yung Wu. thanks. oh, hiya.
	7:03pm common: ello
	7:05pm melinda: hi Paul & people!
	7:08pm Scraps deSelby: Loved Diamond Head, even when I despised "progressive" rock (but of course I loved Eno, and by extension Manzanera, because I was an adolescent nerd). (Oh, of course I'm still a nerd.)
	7:10pm Scraps deSelby: From the first three songs, I get the feeling I'm going to like this three hours....
	7:12pm herb.nyc: i was with station mgr Ken at a chipotle in manhattan. as we talked, he stopped, then said "i think this is The Liminanas playing". that's the band with compilation and EFDavies' voice is on it?
	7:15pm DJ PB: Herb: I first heard it from Yung Wu too! Everybody else: Thanks for listening and commenting. Just getting settled in here but I'll try to engage in some chatting soon.
	7:19pm herb.nyc: well then, "Yung Wu and anyone that looks like you!", as my friend George Carlin would say
	7:19pm subcom: Slaying
	7:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...so many FMU-Js...each different, all so great...how can it???...& most of the rest of the world saturated in blah...how is?? how can it??...grumbbey gurgle...grrrrrblle...
	7:29pm Cooh John: Hello DJ PB. Can't stay as I must leave for work so I will not request any Ron House. I did finally get to see him with TJSA recently. He played "Sympathy for the Devil" as a Homage to the Republican convention. He kept shouting "Cleveland, July" and said it was a date with the devil. @RRN63: WFMU allows for the unique individual. What a concept.
	7:31pm Scraps deSelby: RevRab: if you search for "radio freeform" on google, you can come up with a surprising robust list, with internet radio. I know, because I had to, sitting here in rehab, bored
	7:33pm herb.nyc: since you mention Internet Radio, Scraps, i just started dvd of Silicon Valley, season 2. we meet a character who made $1.2billion because he "put radio onto the internet". (i hope rehab goes well)
	7:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Scraps: Actually, there are many Webio stations~streams of interest - & I listen to Podcasts when I'm not @ home. Nevertheless - so much Mainstream Culture is pure ubiquitous poo - & here's one Station so very top-loaded w/ too much Goodness...
	7:36pm Scraps deSelby: Also, this: www.telegraph.co.uk... The urls are no good, but most of the internet radio stations are still there, and googlable.
	7:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @herb.nyc: ...that's FMU's budget for - 500 years??
	7:37pm Scraps deSelby: I get you, RevRab
	7:38pm Scraps deSelby: herb, thank you. It's especially boring on the weekends: no therapy!
	7:39pm herb.nyc: @RevRabbit - will civilization survive 500 years, or will climate change (or a nuke) kill us? and how will "swag for life" people be compensated? that's exactly why i didn't choose this pay-option.
	7:41pm herb.nyc: if band names are indicative of quality, well then this show is a winner. though if the bands were named A, B, C..., show is still a winner. because it's always the song, not the singer.
	7:42pm melinda: @herb: do you recommend Silicon Valley?
	7:42pm Scraps deSelby: I still haven't found a good modern jazz or modern classical station. Wish more of FMU did that, too.
	7:44pm BadGuyZero: Hiya!
	7:44pm JakeGould: @ScrapsdeSelby: Have you tried WBGO? Newark-based station that is on 88.3FM on the dial. They veer towards predictable jazz, but they are not as bad as many NPR stations I have heard. I like them since they play Milt Jackson.
	7:45pm JakeGould: @BGZ: Ayih!!!!
	7:46pm Peter in Seattle/NYC native: WBGO is pretty good for the most part. The music can be quite purist in the hard bop realm, particularly in the late evenings.
	7:46pm Wowie: Wow Paul! You're great! This is a great set. I got hooked after I awoke from a cold sweat nap and heard Desert Storm's New Trition . . . I mean really? Hey Drag City.
	7:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Good continuous Classical Streams is hard. They tend towards the unadventurous, altho' there are good Bach/Early specializers. There is Bethany's show Archived : wfmu.org...
	7:48pm Scraps deSelby: Jake: I'll try them, assuming they have an internet feed. Though I'm mostly wanting to lean against predictability.
	7:49pm herb.nyc: @melinda Silicon V is v.v.good. maybe season one is better, mainly bec it was more new and original.
	7:51pm Scraps deSelby: This is an awesome set, Paul.
	7:54pm DJ PB: I know it's not modern classical or jazz but thanks for the compliments, everyone!
	7:54pm IFisher: Paul. I'm gripped with excitement by your set but I must take care not to react by hurling myself off the fire escape in the frenzy
	7:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There are a lot of Jazz streams. WWOZ N'Orleans is a great general Jazz & Heritage station - & FMU's sister station kinda. TSF Jazz Paris is good general Jazz : tsfjazz.ice.infomaniak.ch... This Swiss stream is good for Modern : stream2140.init7.net 'Radio Caprice' is some thing out of Russia I gather (?) that has any number of streams for very specific Genres - like this for Hard Bop: 79.111.14.76
	7:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yer flawless Mr. Bruno !
	7:57pm JakeGould: @DJPB: You're not hip to the Jazz music, daddy-o? Bummer! Still digging tinge beatnik jive you're playing.
	7:57pm JakeGould: Tinge? TEENAGE!
	7:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& there's FMU's own 'destination: OUT' for adventurous Jazz : wfmu.org...
	8:00pm Ice in Bklyn: Yo ghdg
	8:00pm herb.nyc: here be some REEEEAL jazz (oh damn, the link doesn't have their jazz song. but it's funny, trust me plz): www.youtube.com...
	8:02pm melinda: Thanks for the recommendation Herb.
	8:02pm dan in wisconsin: Great show, Mr. Paul Bruno! Hello fellow listeners!
	8:05pm herb.nyc: (to Melinda et al - KIKI AND HERB are just wild and crazy, if i can make a recommendation. their joe's pube residency just ended.)
	8:08pm dan in wisconsin: Could I make a request for, "Wonderfully Colored Plastic War Toys," by the Dead Milkmen?
	8:21pm dan in wisconsin: This A Giant Dog sounds very Thin Lizzy'ish.
	8:22pm melinda: joe's pube, hahaha
	8:23pm DJ PB: IFisher: I hope you're still on the fire escape and not street pizza! Dan: Go see 'em live. You won't regret it.
	8:26pm BadGuyZero: @dan in wisconsin: Andrew from A Giant Dog used to be in OBN IIIs. The most recent OBN IIIs record at times sounds like a Thin Lizzy record. The first time I heard "Let The Music" I thought it was Thin Lizzy. soundcloud.com...
	8:28pm dan in wisconsin: Thanks BadGuyZero. They sound great, will check that out....
	8:29pm DJ PB: Dan, BGZ: May get to some OBN IIIs later on!
	8:29pm coelacanth: greetings Paul and others
	8:30pm herb.nyc: real good SAVAK song. i think they were just in nyc area. alas. and my friends saw TSOL last thursday and loved. i last heard them here, and it is great: www.punknews.org... (melinda - i've used the Joe's Pube joke a couple of times here, inspired from a Family Guy skit)
	8:31pm Scraps deSelby: I'm not looking for jazz -- as you say, there's lots -- I'm looking for modern jazz, or avant garde jazz, or... I can't describe it genre terms, I guess. Jazz that's put out by labels like HatHut, Black Saint... [helpless gesture]
	8:31pm melinda: @herb: I recall it now but had forgotten.
	8:33pm Scraps deSelby: radio, i mean. Gah....
	8:40pm herb.nyc: NEW ALLIANCE made me think of SST, which made me think of JOE CARDUCCI. and i've seen him in documentaries & really should listen more. like WFMU May 25, 2016: The Systematic Special Joe Carducci pays another visit to FMU, this time to co-host w/ special guest Joseph Pope. - The author and former SST Records partner invited along Joe Pope (of 80s SF band Angst/ former head of Systematic Record Distribution) to revisit the business history of independent record distribution circa 1978-1988. They tell the history of that era's music from the business side, and play four hours of music. NOTE: this is a 4 hour program, and is best enjoyed over a six pack and a page open to discogs. wfmu.org...
	8:41pm Scraps deSelby: post-Coltrane, post-Davis, post-Blue Note
	8:47pm Scraps deSelby: Again, this is an awesome three hours, Paul.
	8:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes !
	8:48pm herb.nyc: good song! chris stamey's "something came over me" siempre gives me goose bumps.
	8:49pm melinda: Enjoying the show, Paul.
	8:49pm herb.nyc: (aside - since prostitution / sex-work is a hot topic lately, who recalls the group COYOTE?)
	8:55pm Ice in Bklyn: Stepped out for some spinach blastersss I'm back now.
	9:01pm Carmichael: Heya Paul and folks. Just tuning in to this marathon subfest. Music is great!
	9:04pm Carmichael: Wow. I did not know about this version. Wow.
	9:06pm nodice: I didn't realize this song used the "Sweet Jane" chord progression...
	9:07pm nodice: Killer show so far, btw.
	9:09pm herb.nyc: (dj Eric is avoiding the law?)
	9:10pm Ice in Bklyn: Heir rick
	9:12pm Scraps deSelby: is 100 Flowers another band linked to the Danny and the Doorknobs bands?
	9:15pm Scraps deSelby: Never mind, RateYourMusic says 100 Flowers was the same band as the Urinals
	9:20pm linda: drummer for dog eat dog rip
	9:25pm Ice in Bklyn: Super guitar work here
	9:30pm common: tuxedomoon is so good
	9:30pm Ice in Bklyn: Mor great guitar
	9:32pm AS from MP: great show Paul - watched Sex and Broadcasting earlier followed by your show - great continuum =
	9:38pm Scraps deSelby: You have Frank Johnson's Favorites?? For a long time, the version of Tuxedomoon's "Crash" was my favorite Tuxedomoon song ever. It's an awesome instrumental. Another weaker version was all that I could find on CD. I found it eventually on a Tuxedomoon solo CD as a bonus track. www.deselbybowen.com...
	9:39pm Ice in Bklyn: Sunday nite weekend
	9:41pm Ice in Bklyn: Wknd
	9:43pm Carmichael: Weakened
	9:47pm Ice in Bklyn: Idts
	9:48pm Joe in BK: I can't believe you're playing this. So great!
	9:48pm DJ PB: @Linda So sorry to hear! I'd run and get the CD if I read earlier but I'm just about done!
	9:48pm Ice in Bklyn: Eye do think so
	9:50pm JakeGould: Took a pleasant nap in the middle of this show. That’s a compliment; no crazy dreams with these tunes!
	9:56pm herb.nyc: Super show, thx Paul B !
	9:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx DJ PB !
	9:59pm coelacanth: Thanks PB
	9:59pm Ice in Bklyn: Good dream
	10:00pm BadGuyZero: I used to have a picture disc version of the "Return Of The Living Dead" soundtrack.
	10:00pm IFisher: loved the show, PB, thanks!

Paul Bruno: Playlist from May 29, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Phil Manzanera	Big Day "Big Day" by "Phil Manzanera"	Diamond Head	ATCO	1975	LP	Vocals by Brian Eno		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Bloated Toads	Happy Home "Happy Home" by "Bloated Toads"	(v/a) Messthetics #108 - South Coast D.I.Y. '77-81	Hyped 2 Death	2011	CD			0:03:02 (Pop-up)
The Bears	On Me "On Me" by "The Bears"	(v/a) Punk Singles Collection: Punk Rock Rarities, Vol. 1	Anagram	1995	CD	Originally from 1978 45		0:05:49 (Pop-up)
The Limiñanas	Malamore "Malamore" by "The Limiñanas"	Malamore	Because Music		LP		*	0:08:56 (Pop-up)
Blue Sparks	Paint It Gold "Paint It Gold" by "Blue Sparks"	Blue Sparks	In The Attic	2004	CD			0:13:05 (Pop-up)
Terry	8 Girls "8 Girls" by "Terry"	8 Girls EP	Aarght		7"		*	0:15:20 (Pop-up)
Trés Oui	Fall Back "Fall Back" by "Trés Oui"					Former members of Literature. "Name your price" download here.		0:18:23 (Pop-up)
Garageland	Beelines to Heaven "Beelines to Heaven" by "Garageland"	Last Exit To Garageland	Flying Nun	1996	CD			0:21:39 (Pop-up)
Desert Storm	New Trition "New Trition" by "Desert Storm"	(v/a) Hey Drag City	Drag City	1994	CD			0:24:43 (Pop-up)
The Gifted Children	Painting By Numbers	(v/a) Back to Front Vol 5: Rare Punk Rock 1977-82	Incognito	1994	CD	Television Personalities under a pseudonym		0:26:38 (Pop-up)
Dress Up As Natives	Romantic About You					Unreleased, circa 1982. Read more about them at WFMU's Beware of the Blog		0:30:01 (Pop-up)
Primetime	Fallen Out "Fallen Out" by "Primetime"	Going Places EP	La Vida Es Un Mus		7"		*	0:32:03 (Pop-up)
Useless Eaters	Industrial Park "Industrial Park" by "Useless Eaters"	Relaxing Death	Castle Face		CD		*	0:33:50 (Pop-up)
Wheels on Meals	Status Update "Status Update" by "Wheels on Meals"					Available at wheelsonmeals.bandcamp.com		0:36:44 (Pop-up)
LiLiPUT	Split "Split" by "LiLiPUT"	Kleenex / Liliput	Kill Rock Stars	2001	CD	1977-83 recodring, R.I.P. Marlene Marder		0:38:48 (Pop-up)
The Diodes	Tired of Waking Up Tired	(v/a) DIY: Come Out and Play- American Power Pop 1 (1975-78)	Rhino	1993	CD			0:40:41 (Pop-up)
Cowboys	Marjorie "Marjorie" by "Cowboys"	Cowboys	Lumpy		LP		*	0:43:39 (Pop-up)
The Real Kids	Who Needs You "Who Needs You" by "The Real Kids"	Grown Up Wrong	Norton	2003	CD	Live 1976 and 1978		0:46:22 (Pop-up)
The Records	Rumour Sets the Woods Alight	Smashes, Crashes And Near Misses	Caroline Blue Plate	1988	CD	1978-82 recordings		0:51:33 (Pop-up)
The Bartlebees	When You're Happy You Won't Understand	From Path Of Pain To Jewels Of Glory	Eighteen Wheeler	1995	CD	First two Bartlebees LPs on one CD, 1993-94		0:54:23 (Pop-up)

Gotobeds	"Bodies" ""Bodies"" by "Gotobeds"	Blood/Sugar/Secs/Traffic	Sub Pop		LP		*	1:12:41 (Pop-up)
Suicide Commandos	Monster A Go Go	Emission Control	P.S.	1976	7"			1:15:15 (Pop-up)
A Giant Dog	& Rock & Roll "& Rock & Roll" by "A Giant Dog"	Pile	Merge		CD	Live on Evan "Funk" Davies show this Wednesday!	*	1:17:18 (Pop-up)
Exploding White Mice	Burning Red "Burning Red" by "Exploding White Mice"	A Nest of Vipers	Big Time	1985	12"			1:20:15 (Pop-up)
SAVAK	Reactor "Reactor" by "SAVAK"	Best of Luck in Future Endeavors.	Comedy Minus One		CD		*	1:23:02 (Pop-up)
Comsat Angels	Red Planet "Red Planet" by "Comsat Angels"	Red Planet 7"	Junta	1979	7"			1:26:19 (Pop-up)
Shark Toys	Outsider Sect "Outsider Sect" by "Shark Toys"	Outsider Sect	Mt St. Mtn		LP		*	1:28:45 (Pop-up)
The Tikis	Junie "Junie" by "The Tikis"	Surfadelic 7"	Thermidor	1981	7"			1:30:25 (Pop-up)
The World	Managerial Material "Managerial Material" by "The World"	Managerial Material 7"	Upset The Rhythm!		7"		*	1:32:37 (Pop-up)
Slovenly	Plug "Plug" by "Slovenly"	Plug 7"	New Alliance	1986	7"	Recorded 1983		1:34:34 (Pop-up)
Angry Angles	You Fell In "You Fell In" by "Angry Angles"	Angry Angles	Goner		LP	2005-2006 recordings	*	1:38:48 (Pop-up)
The Dark	The End "The End" by "The Dark"	The Dark EP	Limp	1980	7"			1:40:03 (Pop-up)
The City Yelps	Music For Adverts "Music For Adverts" by "The City Yelps"	Half Hour	Odd Box		LP		*	1:43:08 (Pop-up)
Chris Stamey	Excitement "Excitement" by "Chris Stamey"	Instant Excitement EP	Coyote	1984	12"			1:45:24 (Pop-up)
The Above	There Is a Reason "There Is a Reason" by "The Above"	There Is a Reason	Hidden Volume		10"		*	1:49:55 (Pop-up)
Danny and the Doorknobs	Whispering Glades	In Exile 7"	self-released	1985	7"			1:52:56 (Pop-up)
The Goon Sax	Sometimes Accidentally	Up To Anything	Chapter Music		CD		*	1:56:45 (Pop-up)
Aztec Camera	Jump "Jump" by "Aztec Camera"	Backwards and Forwards	Sire	1985	10"			2:00:29 (Pop-up)

Purling Hiss	My My My "My My My" by "Purling Hiss"	My My My 7"	Famous Class		7"		*	2:15:46 (Pop-up)
Honey Radar	Kiss the Peppermint President	Blank Cartoon	Whats Yr Rupture?		CD		*	2:18:36 (Pop-up)
Scupper	Drown Me Out "Drown Me Out" by "Scupper"	Everything 7"	Ever/Never		7"		*	2:19:37 (Pop-up)
Scars	All About You "All About You" by "Scars"	All About You 7"	Pre	1980	7"			2:22:40 (Pop-up)
Tuxedomoon	Dark Companion "Dark Companion" by "Tuxedomoon"	(v/a) Ralph Records Presents Frank Johnson's Favorites	Ralph	1981	LP			2:26:44 (Pop-up)
Metal Urbain	Panik "Panik" by "Metal Urbain"	Panik 7"	Alternative Tentacles		7"		*	2:31:03 (Pop-up)
Flesh Eaters	Eyes Without a Face "Eyes Without a Face" by "Flesh Eaters"	(v/a) Return of the Living Dead (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)	Enigma	1985	LP			2:33:34 (Pop-up)
OBN IIIs	Rich Old White Men "Rich Old White Men" by "OBN IIIs"	Rich Old White Men 7"	12XU		7"		*	2:36:18 (Pop-up)
Honeymoon Killers	Dr. Pain "Dr. Pain" by "Honeymoon Killers"	Let It Breed	Fur	1986	LP			2:38:50 (Pop-up)
Spray Paint	Burn Barrell "Burn Barrell" by "Spray Paint"	Feel The Clamps	Goner		CD		*	2:41:31 (Pop-up)
No Trend	Without Me "Without Me" by "No Trend"	Tritonian Nash-Vegas Polyester Complex	Touch & Go	1987	LP			2:44:27 (Pop-up)
Rathaus	6669 "6669" by "Rathaus"	Rathaus Rathaus Rathaus	A Wicked Company		LP		*	2:47:58 (Pop-up)
Shadow of Fear	In The Flesh "In The Flesh" by "Shadow of Fear"	In The Flesh 7"	St, Valentine	1985	7"			2:50:00 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:02pm herb.nyc: great song, which i learned via Yung Wu. thanks. oh, hiya.
	7:03pm common: ello
	7:05pm melinda: hi Paul & people!
	7:08pm Scraps deSelby: Loved Diamond Head, even when I despised "progressive" rock (but of course I loved Eno, and by extension Manzanera, because I was an adolescent nerd). (Oh, of course I'm still a nerd.)
	7:10pm Scraps deSelby: From the first three songs, I get the feeling I'm going to like this three hours....
	7:12pm herb.nyc: i was with station mgr Ken at a chipotle in manhattan. as we talked, he stopped, then said "i think this is The Liminanas playing". that's the band with compilation and EFDavies' voice is on it?
	7:15pm DJ PB: Herb: I first heard it from Yung Wu too! Everybody else: Thanks for listening and commenting. Just getting settled in here but I'll try to engage in some chatting soon.
	7:19pm herb.nyc: well then, "Yung Wu and anyone that looks like you!", as my friend George Carlin would say
	7:19pm subcom: Slaying
	7:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...so many FMU-Js...each different, all so great...how can it???...& most of the rest of the world saturated in blah...how is?? how can it??...grumbbey gurgle...grrrrrblle...
	7:29pm Cooh John: Hello DJ PB. Can't stay as I must leave for work so I will not request any Ron House. I did finally get to see him with TJSA recently. He played "Sympathy for the Devil" as a Homage to the Republican convention. He kept shouting "Cleveland, July" and said it was a date with the devil. @RRN63: WFMU allows for the unique individual. What a concept.
	7:31pm Scraps deSelby: RevRab: if you search for "radio freeform" on google, you can come up with a surprising robust list, with internet radio. I know, because I had to, sitting here in rehab, bored
	7:33pm herb.nyc: since you mention Internet Radio, Scraps, i just started dvd of Silicon Valley, season 2. we meet a character who made $1.2billion because he "put radio onto the internet". (i hope rehab goes well)
	7:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Scraps: Actually, there are many Webio stations~streams of interest - & I listen to Podcasts when I'm not @ home. Nevertheless - so much Mainstream Culture is pure ubiquitous poo - & here's one Station so very top-loaded w/ too much Goodness...
	7:36pm Scraps deSelby: Also, this: www.telegraph.co.uk... The urls are no good, but most of the internet radio stations are still there, and googlable.
	7:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @herb.nyc: ...that's FMU's budget for - 500 years??
	7:37pm Scraps deSelby: I get you, RevRab
	7:38pm Scraps deSelby: herb, thank you. It's especially boring on the weekends: no therapy!
	7:39pm herb.nyc: @RevRabbit - will civilization survive 500 years, or will climate change (or a nuke) kill us? and how will "swag for life" people be compensated? that's exactly why i didn't choose this pay-option.
	7:41pm herb.nyc: if band names are indicative of quality, well then this show is a winner. though if the bands were named A, B, C..., show is still a winner. because it's always the song, not the singer.
	7:42pm melinda: @herb: do you recommend Silicon Valley?
	7:42pm Scraps deSelby: I still haven't found a good modern jazz or modern classical station. Wish more of FMU did that, too.
	7:44pm BadGuyZero: Hiya!
	7:44pm JakeGould: @ScrapsdeSelby: Have you tried WBGO? Newark-based station that is on 88.3FM on the dial. They veer towards predictable jazz, but they are not as bad as many NPR stations I have heard. I like them since they play Milt Jackson.
	7:45pm JakeGould: @BGZ: Ayih!!!!
	7:46pm Peter in Seattle/NYC native: WBGO is pretty good for the most part. The music can be quite purist in the hard bop realm, particularly in the late evenings.
	7:46pm Wowie: Wow Paul! You're great! This is a great set. I got hooked after I awoke from a cold sweat nap and heard Desert Storm's New Trition . . . I mean really? Hey Drag City.
	7:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Good continuous Classical Streams is hard. They tend towards the unadventurous, altho' there are good Bach/Early specializers. There is Bethany's show Archived : wfmu.org...
	7:48pm Scraps deSelby: Jake: I'll try them, assuming they have an internet feed. Though I'm mostly wanting to lean against predictability.
	7:49pm herb.nyc: @melinda Silicon V is v.v.good. maybe season one is better, mainly bec it was more new and original.
	7:51pm Scraps deSelby: This is an awesome set, Paul.
	7:54pm DJ PB: I know it's not modern classical or jazz but thanks for the compliments, everyone!
	7:54pm IFisher: Paul. I'm gripped with excitement by your set but I must take care not to react by hurling myself off the fire escape in the frenzy
	7:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There are a lot of Jazz streams. WWOZ N'Orleans is a great general Jazz & Heritage station - & FMU's sister station kinda. TSF Jazz Paris is good general Jazz : tsfjazz.ice.infomaniak.ch... This Swiss stream is good for Modern : stream2140.init7.net 'Radio Caprice' is some thing out of Russia I gather (?) that has any number of streams for very specific Genres - like this for Hard Bop: 79.111.14.76
	7:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yer flawless Mr. Bruno !
	7:57pm JakeGould: @DJPB: You're not hip to the Jazz music, daddy-o? Bummer! Still digging tinge beatnik jive you're playing.
	7:57pm JakeGould: Tinge? TEENAGE!
	7:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& there's FMU's own 'destination: OUT' for adventurous Jazz : wfmu.org...
	8:00pm Ice in Bklyn: Yo ghdg
	8:00pm herb.nyc: here be some REEEEAL jazz (oh damn, the link doesn't have their jazz song. but it's funny, trust me plz): www.youtube.com...
	8:02pm melinda: Thanks for the recommendation Herb.
	8:02pm dan in wisconsin: Great show, Mr. Paul Bruno! Hello fellow listeners!
	8:05pm herb.nyc: (to Melinda et al - KIKI AND HERB are just wild and crazy, if i can make a recommendation. their joe's pube residency just ended.)
	8:08pm dan in wisconsin: Could I make a request for, "Wonderfully Colored Plastic War Toys," by the Dead Milkmen?
	8:21pm dan in wisconsin: This A Giant Dog sounds very Thin Lizzy'ish.
	8:22pm melinda: joe's pube, hahaha
	8:23pm DJ PB: IFisher: I hope you're still on the fire escape and not street pizza! Dan: Go see 'em live. You won't regret it.
	8:26pm BadGuyZero: @dan in wisconsin: Andrew from A Giant Dog used to be in OBN IIIs. The most recent OBN IIIs record at times sounds like a Thin Lizzy record. The first time I heard "Let The Music" I thought it was Thin Lizzy. soundcloud.com...
	8:28pm dan in wisconsin: Thanks BadGuyZero. They sound great, will check that out....
	8:29pm DJ PB: Dan, BGZ: May get to some OBN IIIs later on!
	8:29pm coelacanth: greetings Paul and others
	8:30pm herb.nyc: real good SAVAK song. i think they were just in nyc area. alas. and my friends saw TSOL last thursday and loved. i last heard them here, and it is great: www.punknews.org... (melinda - i've used the Joe's Pube joke a couple of times here, inspired from a Family Guy skit)
	8:31pm Scraps deSelby: I'm not looking for jazz -- as you say, there's lots -- I'm looking for modern jazz, or avant garde jazz, or... I can't describe it genre terms, I guess. Jazz that's put out by labels like HatHut, Black Saint... [helpless gesture]
	8:31pm melinda: @herb: I recall it now but had forgotten.
	8:33pm Scraps deSelby: radio, i mean. Gah....
	8:40pm herb.nyc: NEW ALLIANCE made me think of SST, which made me think of JOE CARDUCCI. and i've seen him in documentaries & really should listen more. like WFMU May 25, 2016: The Systematic Special Joe Carducci pays another visit to FMU, this time to co-host w/ special guest Joseph Pope. - The author and former SST Records partner invited along Joe Pope (of 80s SF band Angst/ former head of Systematic Record Distribution) to revisit the business history of independent record distribution circa 1978-1988. They tell the history of that era's music from the business side, and play four hours of music. NOTE: this is a 4 hour program, and is best enjoyed over a six pack and a page open to discogs. wfmu.org...
	8:41pm Scraps deSelby: post-Coltrane, post-Davis, post-Blue Note
	8:47pm Scraps deSelby: Again, this is an awesome three hours, Paul.
	8:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes !
	8:48pm herb.nyc: good song! chris stamey's "something came over me" siempre gives me goose bumps.
	8:49pm melinda: Enjoying the show, Paul.
	8:49pm herb.nyc: (aside - since prostitution / sex-work is a hot topic lately, who recalls the group COYOTE?)
	8:55pm Ice in Bklyn: Stepped out for some spinach blastersss I'm back now.
	9:01pm Carmichael: Heya Paul and folks. Just tuning in to this marathon subfest. Music is great!
	9:04pm Carmichael: Wow. I did not know about this version. Wow.
	9:06pm nodice: I didn't realize this song used the "Sweet Jane" chord progression...
	9:07pm nodice: Killer show so far, btw.
	9:09pm herb.nyc: (dj Eric is avoiding the law?)
	9:10pm Ice in Bklyn: Heir rick
	9:12pm Scraps deSelby: is 100 Flowers another band linked to the Danny and the Doorknobs bands?
	9:15pm Scraps deSelby: Never mind, RateYourMusic says 100 Flowers was the same band as the Urinals
	9:20pm linda: drummer for dog eat dog rip
	9:25pm Ice in Bklyn: Super guitar work here
	9:30pm common: tuxedomoon is so good
	9:30pm Ice in Bklyn: Mor great guitar
	9:32pm AS from MP: great show Paul - watched Sex and Broadcasting earlier followed by your show - great continuum =
	9:38pm Scraps deSelby: You have Frank Johnson's Favorites?? For a long time, the version of Tuxedomoon's "Crash" was my favorite Tuxedomoon song ever. It's an awesome instrumental. Another weaker version was all that I could find on CD. I found it eventually on a Tuxedomoon solo CD as a bonus track. www.deselbybowen.com...
	9:39pm Ice in Bklyn: Sunday nite weekend
	9:41pm Ice in Bklyn: Wknd
	9:43pm Carmichael: Weakened
	9:47pm Ice in Bklyn: Idts
	9:48pm Joe in BK: I can't believe you're playing this. So great!
	9:48pm DJ PB: @Linda So sorry to hear! I'd run and get the CD if I read earlier but I'm just about done!
	9:48pm Ice in Bklyn: Eye do think so
	9:50pm JakeGould: Took a pleasant nap in the middle of this show. That’s a compliment; no crazy dreams with these tunes!
	9:56pm herb.nyc: Super show, thx Paul B !
	9:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx DJ PB !
	9:59pm coelacanth: Thanks PB
	9:59pm Ice in Bklyn: Good dream
	10:00pm BadGuyZero: I used to have a picture disc version of the "Return Of The Living Dead" soundtrack.
	10:00pm IFisher: loved the show, PB, thanks!

Paul Bruno: Playlist from May 29, 2016

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