WFMU: Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from August 18, 2016

Listener comments!
	3:06pm Rich in Washington: Love this track. Fun times.
	3:06pm Wild Neil: PEACE all...wow, what the heck is this? Jonestown????
	3:09pm Rich in Washington: Zoviet France have a wonderful live internet radio show.
	3:11pm V Priceless: greetings Fabio
	3:11pm Wild Neil: As a Catholic I am not going to listen to Devil's music.
	👻 3:12pm Rev. Turnip Druid: 'sup. th'FRANCE... pre-clicked for ultimate convenience.
	3:14pm P-90: Bongiorno Fabio e amici
	3:16pm Cecile: half of the band Slayer are practicing Catholics. Use that information how you will.
	👻 3:16pm Rev. Turnip Druid: THIS.
	3:29pm brainiac: This track is making baby Jesus cry and my coworkers howl like the souls of the damned in perdition.
	3:30pm Listener142985: rather hear this than harps. hate to burn though. damn.
	3:36pm Wild Neil: @Cecile-that is interesting! I did not know that about Slayer. I guess that was me just thinking out loud there, not trying to proseltyze....or act superior or anything....
	3:37pm Fox (Rā-chul): WOMEN!!!
	3:38pm Michael 98145: the better half, indeed
	3:38pm Cecile: Fabio, you're the weirdest feminist ever. Right on.
	3:39pm Fern: I don't think anyone asked you, Fabio. But I agree with you.
	3:49pm Michael 98145: ( i think the playlister has failed )
	3:52pm Carmichael: Hi ho, Fab and people of popular persuasion.
	3:53pm Cecile: I have to mute this. It sounds too much like my husband wheezing.
	3:55pm Cecile: whew, done.
	3:56pm slugluv1313: greetings, Fabio and Failure Enthusiasts! DAMN that Preacher Man is positively POSSESSED!
	3:58pm steveo: @brainiac: Your cow-orkers let you listen to WFMU out loud? Are you hiring?
	4:04pm danjoseph: Hi Fabio, we're hosting a Summer Session TONIGHT at Silent Barn, hope you can join us!! - bit.ly...
	4:07pm brainiac: @steveo Maybe. Do you have any previous experience cleaning port-o-lets?
	4:09pm steveo: @bainiac Literally or metaphorically?
	4:13pm brainiac: Philosophically. When can you start? We've got a terrific backlog.
	4:15pm steveo: I'll be right over.
	4:16pm Kevin: what is fake? Pretty sure there's an Orson wells movie about that.....
	4:24pm geezerette: Can't stop laughing! LOVE this!
	4:25pm Rich in Washington: this is fantastic!
	4:29pm geezerette: Is this piano prepared, or caught unaware?
	4:30pm herb.nyc: (Hi Fabio, seen any good music mags lately?)
	4:33pm geezerette: like a Sally Cruikshank sound track! ("Quasi at the Quackadero")
	4:35pm Cecile: Oh, God help meeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
	4:43pm Polyus: I feel like I should be in some sort of bizarre parade.
	4:48pm geezerette: sanity restored...ahhhhhhhh. :)
	4:49pm geezerette: The success of Coltrane.
	4:50pm Mike tp: Beautiful Flow.
	4:54pm Brendan: 'Trane rollin'
	4:54pm Matt: This absolutely made my afternoon
	4:55pm geezerette: Ditto.
	4:59pm Dean: her-MY-oh-nee?
	4:59pm Cecile: HERM-eye-on-ee
	5:00pm Dean: Cecile, let's call the whole thing off.
	5:00pm Michael 98145: pass the potatoes
	5:04pm Dean: Apropos of Hermione/potato/tomato: A colleague of Stanley Fish had been watching the Miss Oklahoma pageant, and one of the contestants sang "You say potato, I say potato . . ." but pronounced all instances of potato, tomato, etc., the same way. He told Fish about this, and Fish threw up his hands and said, "Brilliant! She's the first beauty contestant who actually understands the song!"
	5:05pm Michael 98145: it helps to be tone deaf?
	5:07pm Dean: I assume he was referring to the often misunderstood stricture "Il n'y a pas de hors-texte."
	5:07pm herb.nyc: Film Forum, Double Features 8/19-9/13
	5:08pm Michael 98145: wow, wish i weren't so far away : www.ifccenter.com...
	5:10pm Michael 98145: ( what other station in the world would invoke Derrida -- i ask you? )
	5:11pm paul b: I came in toward the end of your last mic break - is the Dan Joseph you were talking about the same Dan Joseph who used to drum for the DC band Crippled Pilgrims? Just curious.
	5:12pm brainiac: Now THIS is what I call music!
	5:12pm Dean: (...in the context of Gershwin, no less?)
	5:12pm Michael 98145: ( indeed )
	5:13pm Ĩkє: We've discussed this before, but my two cents on "The Conversation" is that it's overrated. Michael Sragow says Hackman's performance makes up for the "wispiness of the script". I'd rather just watch a movie with a more interesting script and more of a plot. Heresy, I know. I'm sure the movie must be some kind of classic in the realm of audio editing, but I don't care. More plot, hippies! The whole thing could've been condensed into an hour given its actual substance.
	👻 5:18pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @Paul B: it is my understanding, 'tis indeed the Dan Joseph of DC roots' fame. Also: haven't heard the name Crippled Pilgrims in ages.
	5:18pm Guido from Cologne: "Unter Strom" = "electrified"
	5:20pm danjoseph: Same Dan Joseph! Come down to Silent Barn tonight and let's hang out!!
	5:22pm Mike East: @Ike - I wouldn't really argue with you. That film is all about Hackman's performance. In a lesser actor's hands, it wouldn't be watchable.
	5:25pm Michael 98145: thanks, Guido. i would never have guessed that. "Unter Strom" "under current"
	5:27pm Ike: I was just thrown off by the idea that it might be better than Godfather I or II. Poppycock! Actually it might also have been an issue of expectations for me. Shouldn't've gone into it expecting a paranoid 70s thriller.
	5:30pm Carmichael: Apropos of nothing, In 2 hours I am leaving to see Jeff Beck & Buddy Guy. I am jazzed!
	5:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jeff Beck Live is an experience.
	5:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...a gittarcentric one, but - found it hallucinatory last time...1st time I saw him - was w/ SRV - & Terry Bozzio drunmmed for him. Let me tell you, I was shouting for Terry...
	5:35pm geezerette: Carmichael, WOW!
	5:36pm slugluv1313: WOW Carmichael! ENJOY!!!!!!!
	5:37pm geezerette: (where's that damn fly swatter?)
	5:38pm common: creepy
	5:38pm Fabio: Sorry Ike, but I will have to disagree with you on this. It is indeed a lot about Hackman's performance, yes. But, there is also a lot of subtlety in the direction and many details that give you a dense story without relying on the typical tropes -- and this is where the film shines. so many little details: here's just one - his name and his plastic raincoat... you see him wear it a lot and in many scenes it seems like a part of his body almost. now look up his character's last name... there is a real connection there. anyway, I just love it when a film can deliver so many ideas and details WITHOUT relying on the typical story approach, and Coppola always has had a soft spot for experimentation and pushing the boundaries -- it's part of what makes the Godfather II and Apocalypse Now so interesting (among other things)...
	5:38pm Carmichael: I saw that show too, RevRab. Bozzio was running laps around his drum kit. And I saw the Yardbirds a few weeks ago. I guess I need to see Clapyon and Page, then my life will be complete ...
	5:39pm Clay: Marooned!
	5:40pm nic: love this
	👻 5:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: Crank up the failure!
	5:41pm Cheri Pi: Wicked cool stuff, eh
	5:41pm geezerette: haha,"Love is Here To Stay" & so are the insects.
	5:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It does seem a healthy %age of people rate the Godfather(s?) as contender(s?) for best film ever...
	5:44pm Cecile: have a great evening, everyone!
	5:45pm geezerette: Fabio I agree. One of the things I like about "The Conversation" is that there's no discernible formula. God, Dionne Warwick!
	5:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Seriously perfect record.
	5:46pm brainiac: Let's all get out there and fail hard this week! YOU CAN'T DO IT! YOU CAN'T DO IT!
	5:46pm geezerette: C U Cecile!
	5:48pm nic: bye
	👻 5:48pm Rev. Turnip Druid: CLAMBAKE = peak of his career.
	👻 5:48pm Ken From Hyde Park: Have a good evening, Cecile.
	👻 5:48pm Rev. Turnip Druid: actually, Elvis' religious record (his hand in mine) is pretty awesome.
	5:49pm Michael 98145: 16 Aug: birthday of both Madonna and Bukowski
	5:49pm Dean: I'm the wrong person to chime in on film, mostly because I don't much enjoy/get the medium. But I do appreciate the value of slim-to-no narrative. One of my favorite films is Barry Lyndon, for instance. The story is undernourished and the acting is bland, but something works, and it isn't entirely Kubrick's knack for taking pretty pictures. (FWIW, I don't think one can act on film, and directors/actors should stop trying to do it.) Another favorite is Diane Kurys' Peppermint Soda, which is also uneventful and understated. Not sure what these movies share, though, with another favorite, Blazing Saddles.
	5:50pm geezerette: Michael, what a couple! haha!
	5:50pm melinda: I loved Peppermint Soda.
	5:52pm Michael 98145: elvis: www.youtube.com...
	5:52pm Brendan: Somebody stole my thunder and named a band Elvis Hitler. Dammit
	5:53pm geezerette: "Barry Lyndon" is great! Need to see "Peppermint Soda", meant to for years.
	5:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rank the wheels on your car.
	5:54pm Mike East: I just watched Kubrick's "The Killing" last weekend. Fantastic.
	5:54pm Carmichael: Merrill Fankhauser.
	5:55pm geezerette: "Blazing Saddles" also a favorite. Took the whole genre apart!
	5:56pm MONEYBAG$: Max Headroom was only 29 years ago!
	5:56pm MenfussMike: carolyn jones for the looks
	5:56pm geezerette: "The Killing" is great!
	5:56pm Carmichael: Barbara Steele.
	5:57pm Michael 98145: gears of clay
	5:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Morticia - pure sex.
	5:57pm TDK60: Walk On By is a masterpiece, as done by Warwick.
	5:58pm Brendan: Kevin Costner is playing at the Birch mere tonight in Alexandria
	5:58pm geezerette: haha! I have one of Barbara Steele's dresses! Bought it from her at a Hollywood yard sale.
	5:58pm Brendan: Dirty dancing with wolves
	5:59pm ian: jethro tull did a song about collins too
	5:59pm Dean: I saw Cocktail Molotov, but I don't remember it. I've missed all the rest of Kurys' directing work.
	5:59pm uuee: How Great Thou Art...Garner Ted Armstrong...sang it, till you were filled w/ emotion...Bonzo Doo Dah Dog Band..Intro/outro...pic of ted. Garner Ted Armstrong, on vocals. Strange Media Evangelist, Google it
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Brendan for the win.

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from August 18, 2016

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August 18, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
james Last	Mr. Giant Man "Mr. Giant Man" by "james Last"	Voodoo Party
Zoviet France	RAM "RAM" by "Zoviet France"	Collusion		0:08:24 (Pop-up)
Nicolas Collins	Devil's Music B "Devil's Music B" by "Nicolas Collins"	Devil's Music		0:10:00 (Pop-up)
Anne Gillis	Lxgrin #12 "Lxgrin #12" by "Anne Gillis"	Archives box 1983-2005		0:28:51 (Pop-up)
Anne Gillis	Orestie I "Orestie I" by "Anne Gillis"	Archives box 1983-2005		0:29:17 (Pop-up)

Aaron Martin	Open knife "Open knife" by "Aaron Martin"	Worried About the Fire		0:51:12 (Pop-up)
Aaron Martin	Wires of Glass "Wires of Glass" by "Aaron Martin"	Worried About the Fire		0:51:30 (Pop-up)
Anne Gillis	Euragine #7 "Euragine #7" by "Anne Gillis"	Archives box 1983-2005		0:51:53 (Pop-up)
Anne Gillis	Euragine #11 "Euragine #11" by "Anne Gillis"	Archives box 1983-2005		0:52:04 (Pop-up)
Ursula Bogner	Jubiläum "Jubiläum" by "Ursula Bogner"	Sonne = Blackbox		0:53:37 (Pop-up)
Ursula Bogner	Illusorische Planeten	Sonne = Blackbox		0:54:17 (Pop-up)

El-G	Untitled excerpt "Untitled excerpt" by "El-G"	Mauve Zone		1:09:42 (Pop-up)
Arrington de Dionyso	Music for two Tape Recorders (excerpt)	Music for two Tape Recorders	dual cassette tapes...	1:14:12 (Pop-up)
J.O. Mallander	Untitled "Untitled" by "J.O. Mallander"	Extended play		1:20:37 (Pop-up)
Hermione Johnson & Stefan Neville	Orthosis	Scrum		1:24:10 (Pop-up)
Semool	Essai #2 "Essai #2" by "Semool"	Essais		1:31:46 (Pop-up)
Semool	Essai #3 "Essai #3" by "Semool"	Essais		1:31:55 (Pop-up)
People Band	Part 1 "Part 1" by "People Band"	1968		1:36:55 (Pop-up)
John Coltrane	Living Space "Living Space" by "John Coltrane"	Living Space		1:45:08 (Pop-up)

Mauricio Kagel	Unter Strom (edit)	Tactil / Unter Strom		2:11:47 (Pop-up)
Anne La Berge / Joe Williamson	the Hum (excerpt)	The Hum		2:20:12 (Pop-up)
Guy Reibel	Franges du Signe (edit)	Granulations-Silages / Franges du Signe		2:23:55 (Pop-up)
Bo Anders Persson	Piece II "Piece II" by "Bo Anders Persson"	Love is Here to Stay		2:35:22 (Pop-up)
Dione Warwick	Walk On By "Walk On By" by "Dione Warwick"			2:44:45 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:06pm Rich in Washington: Love this track. Fun times.
	3:06pm Wild Neil: PEACE all...wow, what the heck is this? Jonestown????
	3:09pm Rich in Washington: Zoviet France have a wonderful live internet radio show.
	3:11pm V Priceless: greetings Fabio
	3:11pm Wild Neil: As a Catholic I am not going to listen to Devil's music.
	👻 3:12pm Rev. Turnip Druid: 'sup. th'FRANCE... pre-clicked for ultimate convenience.
	3:14pm P-90: Bongiorno Fabio e amici
	3:16pm Cecile: half of the band Slayer are practicing Catholics. Use that information how you will.
	👻 3:16pm Rev. Turnip Druid: THIS.
	3:29pm brainiac: This track is making baby Jesus cry and my coworkers howl like the souls of the damned in perdition.
	3:30pm Listener142985: rather hear this than harps. hate to burn though. damn.
	3:36pm Wild Neil: @Cecile-that is interesting! I did not know that about Slayer. I guess that was me just thinking out loud there, not trying to proseltyze....or act superior or anything....
	3:37pm Fox (Rā-chul): WOMEN!!!
	3:38pm Michael 98145: the better half, indeed
	3:38pm Cecile: Fabio, you're the weirdest feminist ever. Right on.
	3:39pm Fern: I don't think anyone asked you, Fabio. But I agree with you.
	3:49pm Michael 98145: ( i think the playlister has failed )
	3:52pm Carmichael: Hi ho, Fab and people of popular persuasion.
	3:53pm Cecile: I have to mute this. It sounds too much like my husband wheezing.
	3:55pm Cecile: whew, done.
	3:56pm slugluv1313: greetings, Fabio and Failure Enthusiasts! DAMN that Preacher Man is positively POSSESSED!
	3:58pm steveo: @brainiac: Your cow-orkers let you listen to WFMU out loud? Are you hiring?
	4:04pm danjoseph: Hi Fabio, we're hosting a Summer Session TONIGHT at Silent Barn, hope you can join us!! - bit.ly...
	4:07pm brainiac: @steveo Maybe. Do you have any previous experience cleaning port-o-lets?
	4:09pm steveo: @bainiac Literally or metaphorically?
	4:13pm brainiac: Philosophically. When can you start? We've got a terrific backlog.
	4:15pm steveo: I'll be right over.
	4:16pm Kevin: what is fake? Pretty sure there's an Orson wells movie about that.....
	4:24pm geezerette: Can't stop laughing! LOVE this!
	4:25pm Rich in Washington: this is fantastic!
	4:29pm geezerette: Is this piano prepared, or caught unaware?
	4:30pm herb.nyc: (Hi Fabio, seen any good music mags lately?)
	4:33pm geezerette: like a Sally Cruikshank sound track! ("Quasi at the Quackadero")
	4:35pm Cecile: Oh, God help meeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
	4:43pm Polyus: I feel like I should be in some sort of bizarre parade.
	4:48pm geezerette: sanity restored...ahhhhhhhh. :)
	4:49pm geezerette: The success of Coltrane.
	4:50pm Mike tp: Beautiful Flow.
	4:54pm Brendan: 'Trane rollin'
	4:54pm Matt: This absolutely made my afternoon
	4:55pm geezerette: Ditto.
	4:59pm Dean: her-MY-oh-nee?
	4:59pm Cecile: HERM-eye-on-ee
	5:00pm Dean: Cecile, let's call the whole thing off.
	5:00pm Michael 98145: pass the potatoes
	5:04pm Dean: Apropos of Hermione/potato/tomato: A colleague of Stanley Fish had been watching the Miss Oklahoma pageant, and one of the contestants sang "You say potato, I say potato . . ." but pronounced all instances of potato, tomato, etc., the same way. He told Fish about this, and Fish threw up his hands and said, "Brilliant! She's the first beauty contestant who actually understands the song!"
	5:05pm Michael 98145: it helps to be tone deaf?
	5:07pm Dean: I assume he was referring to the often misunderstood stricture "Il n'y a pas de hors-texte."
	5:07pm herb.nyc: Film Forum, Double Features 8/19-9/13
	5:08pm Michael 98145: wow, wish i weren't so far away : www.ifccenter.com...
	5:10pm Michael 98145: ( what other station in the world would invoke Derrida -- i ask you? )
	5:11pm paul b: I came in toward the end of your last mic break - is the Dan Joseph you were talking about the same Dan Joseph who used to drum for the DC band Crippled Pilgrims? Just curious.
	5:12pm brainiac: Now THIS is what I call music!
	5:12pm Dean: (...in the context of Gershwin, no less?)
	5:12pm Michael 98145: ( indeed )
	5:13pm Ĩkє: We've discussed this before, but my two cents on "The Conversation" is that it's overrated. Michael Sragow says Hackman's performance makes up for the "wispiness of the script". I'd rather just watch a movie with a more interesting script and more of a plot. Heresy, I know. I'm sure the movie must be some kind of classic in the realm of audio editing, but I don't care. More plot, hippies! The whole thing could've been condensed into an hour given its actual substance.
	👻 5:18pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @Paul B: it is my understanding, 'tis indeed the Dan Joseph of DC roots' fame. Also: haven't heard the name Crippled Pilgrims in ages.
	5:18pm Guido from Cologne: "Unter Strom" = "electrified"
	5:20pm danjoseph: Same Dan Joseph! Come down to Silent Barn tonight and let's hang out!!
	5:22pm Mike East: @Ike - I wouldn't really argue with you. That film is all about Hackman's performance. In a lesser actor's hands, it wouldn't be watchable.
	5:25pm Michael 98145: thanks, Guido. i would never have guessed that. "Unter Strom" "under current"
	5:27pm Ike: I was just thrown off by the idea that it might be better than Godfather I or II. Poppycock! Actually it might also have been an issue of expectations for me. Shouldn't've gone into it expecting a paranoid 70s thriller.
	5:30pm Carmichael: Apropos of nothing, In 2 hours I am leaving to see Jeff Beck & Buddy Guy. I am jazzed!
	5:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jeff Beck Live is an experience.
	5:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...a gittarcentric one, but - found it hallucinatory last time...1st time I saw him - was w/ SRV - & Terry Bozzio drunmmed for him. Let me tell you, I was shouting for Terry...
	5:35pm geezerette: Carmichael, WOW!
	5:36pm slugluv1313: WOW Carmichael! ENJOY!!!!!!!
	5:37pm geezerette: (where's that damn fly swatter?)
	5:38pm common: creepy
	5:38pm Fabio: Sorry Ike, but I will have to disagree with you on this. It is indeed a lot about Hackman's performance, yes. But, there is also a lot of subtlety in the direction and many details that give you a dense story without relying on the typical tropes -- and this is where the film shines. so many little details: here's just one - his name and his plastic raincoat... you see him wear it a lot and in many scenes it seems like a part of his body almost. now look up his character's last name... there is a real connection there. anyway, I just love it when a film can deliver so many ideas and details WITHOUT relying on the typical story approach, and Coppola always has had a soft spot for experimentation and pushing the boundaries -- it's part of what makes the Godfather II and Apocalypse Now so interesting (among other things)...
	5:38pm Carmichael: I saw that show too, RevRab. Bozzio was running laps around his drum kit. And I saw the Yardbirds a few weeks ago. I guess I need to see Clapyon and Page, then my life will be complete ...
	5:39pm Clay: Marooned!
	5:40pm nic: love this
	👻 5:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: Crank up the failure!
	5:41pm Cheri Pi: Wicked cool stuff, eh
	5:41pm geezerette: haha,"Love is Here To Stay" & so are the insects.
	5:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It does seem a healthy %age of people rate the Godfather(s?) as contender(s?) for best film ever...
	5:44pm Cecile: have a great evening, everyone!
	5:45pm geezerette: Fabio I agree. One of the things I like about "The Conversation" is that there's no discernible formula. God, Dionne Warwick!
	5:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Seriously perfect record.
	5:46pm brainiac: Let's all get out there and fail hard this week! YOU CAN'T DO IT! YOU CAN'T DO IT!
	5:46pm geezerette: C U Cecile!
	5:48pm nic: bye
	👻 5:48pm Rev. Turnip Druid: CLAMBAKE = peak of his career.
	👻 5:48pm Ken From Hyde Park: Have a good evening, Cecile.
	👻 5:48pm Rev. Turnip Druid: actually, Elvis' religious record (his hand in mine) is pretty awesome.
	5:49pm Michael 98145: 16 Aug: birthday of both Madonna and Bukowski
	5:49pm Dean: I'm the wrong person to chime in on film, mostly because I don't much enjoy/get the medium. But I do appreciate the value of slim-to-no narrative. One of my favorite films is Barry Lyndon, for instance. The story is undernourished and the acting is bland, but something works, and it isn't entirely Kubrick's knack for taking pretty pictures. (FWIW, I don't think one can act on film, and directors/actors should stop trying to do it.) Another favorite is Diane Kurys' Peppermint Soda, which is also uneventful and understated. Not sure what these movies share, though, with another favorite, Blazing Saddles.
	5:50pm geezerette: Michael, what a couple! haha!
	5:50pm melinda: I loved Peppermint Soda.
	5:52pm Michael 98145: elvis: www.youtube.com...
	5:52pm Brendan: Somebody stole my thunder and named a band Elvis Hitler. Dammit
	5:53pm geezerette: "Barry Lyndon" is great! Need to see "Peppermint Soda", meant to for years.
	5:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rank the wheels on your car.
	5:54pm Mike East: I just watched Kubrick's "The Killing" last weekend. Fantastic.
	5:54pm Carmichael: Merrill Fankhauser.
	5:55pm geezerette: "Blazing Saddles" also a favorite. Took the whole genre apart!
	5:56pm MONEYBAG$: Max Headroom was only 29 years ago!
	5:56pm MenfussMike: carolyn jones for the looks
	5:56pm geezerette: "The Killing" is great!
	5:56pm Carmichael: Barbara Steele.
	5:57pm Michael 98145: gears of clay
	5:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Morticia - pure sex.
	5:57pm TDK60: Walk On By is a masterpiece, as done by Warwick.
	5:58pm Brendan: Kevin Costner is playing at the Birch mere tonight in Alexandria
	5:58pm geezerette: haha! I have one of Barbara Steele's dresses! Bought it from her at a Hollywood yard sale.
	5:58pm Brendan: Dirty dancing with wolves
	5:59pm ian: jethro tull did a song about collins too
	5:59pm Dean: I saw Cocktail Molotov, but I don't remember it. I've missed all the rest of Kurys' directing work.
	5:59pm uuee: How Great Thou Art...Garner Ted Armstrong...sang it, till you were filled w/ emotion...Bonzo Doo Dah Dog Band..Intro/outro...pic of ted. Garner Ted Armstrong, on vocals. Strange Media Evangelist, Google it
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Brendan for the win.

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from August 18, 2016

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