WFMU: Underwater Theme Park with Meghan: Playlist from May 11, 2017

Listener comments!
	11:56am βrian: Ears pressed to the wall ...
	11:59am listener james from westwood: Howdy, Meghan and all!
	12:02pm Adrian in London: Hi Meghan. Why, ßrian, fancy seeing you here! ;-)
	12:02pm Meghan: Good Afternoon all!!!
	12:06pm Parq: Tovarich!
	12:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: Heyo, park people!
	12:11pm Passaic River Blues: Getting to listen to Trouble and Meghan back to back is a very good thing indeed.
	12:11pm Meghan: Hello hello Ken and Parq! Greetings and salutations!
	12:12pm Meghan: Awww thanks Passaic River Blues or PRB for short! I enjoy getting my up close dose of Trouble before my show too!
	12:13pm KP: it's Sweet Thursday with Meghan at the mic
	12:16pm Doug Schulkind: Meghan is batting second in the order on Thursdays. She has to hit for high average while taking a lot of pitches so Amanda can steal 2nd base.
	12:18pm Meghan: hehehe.... I forgot my Red Sox Organ music today to go with this play by play! Damn!
	12:21pm βrian: @Doug: Ok now. Can you translate that into a cricket analogy?
	12:22pm Meghan: hahaha... that would take DAYS to do since that is how long a single game lasts!
	12:23pm Doug Schulkind: BATTING ORDER The order in which a side bats is usually determined solely by the abilities of the batsmen. A typical side composition will be 6 specialist batsmen, a wicket-keeper, and 4 specialist bowlers. Two of the batsmen will be specialist openers. They have experience and the skills required to bat when the ball is brand new and tends to swing and bounce more. This is a demanding task, as it generally gets easier to bat as the ball gets older. These openers will bat at positions 1 and 2 in the order, beginning the innings together. They will not necessarily be the best batsmen in the side, in terms of absolute skill, only those most experienced at opening. In baseball, the best hitter in the team will usually bat at number 4 in the order, the "clean up" hitter position. In cricket, the best batsman in the side usually bats at number 3 in the order, the "first drop" position after the openers. Positions 3 to 6 will be filled by the specialist batsmen, usually in order of batting ability, from best to poorest. Thus the number 3 batsman is usually the best batsman in the side. Position 7 will be the wicket-keeper, who is usually a poorer batsmen than the specialist batsmen, and better than the bowlers. Historically, wicket-keepers were sometimes poorer batsmen than some or even all the bowlers, and batted correspondingly lower in the order. In modern times, wicket-keepers are selected partially on batting ability as well, so wicket-keepers who are poor batsmen are rare. Sometimes wicket-keepers can even be better at batting than some of the specialist batsmen - in such cases the wicket-keeper usually still bats below the batsmen, to give him a significant time to rest after performing the most demanding job in the field during the previous innings. Positions 8 to 11 will be the bowlers, again in order from best to poorest batting ability.
	12:24pm Doug Schulkind: That makes you a "specialist," Meghan. But we already knew that.
	12:24pm βrian: Can you please elaborate? (Well, maybe just don't ...)
	12:24pm Meghan: Ohhhh I'm Special!
	12:29pm doctorjazz: Nice, Hi Amanda and Underwater Dwellers.
	12:30pm annie: is doug waxing cricket again?
	12:31pm Adrian in London: Hmm, if I were of a suspicious nature I'd wager that Doug may have had help from the internet for that cricketing post. Otherwise he may have been, and get ready for this… stumped. Thank you.
	12:35pm doctorjazz: (Oops, I'm an hour late, hi Meghan...)
	12:36pm Meghan: hahaha....no worries! You just in time for me!
	12:39pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Meghan, and Underwater Ones.
	12:40pm Meghan: Hey there Sem!
	12:40pm Carmichael: Heya Meghan and Sticky Wickets.
	12:44pm Passaic River Blues: Well, this is fantastic.
	12:45pm Parq: This Rxx is killer.
	12:50pm julie: of course the song I liked was Eros and the Eschaton
	12:52pm julie: EsKaton
	12:59pm Adrian in London: Woohoo, Tindersticks!
	1:09pm KP: Two Sisters by the Kinks?
	1:11pm Meghan: hahaha... just a impromptu theme that happened out of songs I happened to pull!
	1:14pm KP: Thinking of a sweet one i think called "My Little Sister" but can find anything close so i probably made it up/
	1:15pm doctorjazz: Mug Museum is a great album.
	1:17pm Parq: What a classic sound the Le Bon has. Like it's Spring '82 again.
	1:21pm Ike: Hmmm, I feel like boiling rotten moldy garbage on fire in quicksand on the surface of the sun. I wonder if it's just pollen or if I have a real cold.
	1:23pm doctorjazz: The old Sounds D'Afrique, v1 and v2, are really great.
	1:26pm Meghan: Oh Ike, today is really bad for me. I've been pretty good for this Spring, but today I'm hating it!
	1:26pm KP: Ok, i checked. I was thinking of the Kinks' "Two Sisters." The lyrics are from sweet but Ray's voice is pleasantly deceiving.
	1:27pm Ike: Me too! I've barely had any trouble until now. I wonder if it could really just be allergies! I'm not very hungry and I don't even want a cup of tea, so that's a bad sign. Usually that means I'm actually sick and not just allergies.
	1:28pm coelacanth∅: Hey i got back just on time! (though your opening tracks were straight up Stellar as well) ...hi Meghan and bubblers!
	1:29pm Parq: Are we planning a Sister theme? If so, I nominate Kate Jacobs doing "A Sister". It was once a Greasy Kid Stuff favorite, and also one of mine.
	1:30pm Parq: Ike, your avatar still makes me laugh.
	1:32pm Meghan: Hello Coelacanth! Ike, that sounds like sick... the weather changes haven't helped with that! No Parq... no themes!
	1:34pm Parq: "No theme, Parq." <rimshot>
	1:34pm Meghan: wah wah.....
	1:34pm coelacanth∅: hahaha!
	1:43pm doctorjazz: Is this really a 45? Sounds like a 33 played at 45.
	1:44pm Meghan: It really is a 45!
	1:45pm Doug Schulkind: If you dig sounds on the Syliphone, you can access more than 7500 disques on the label here: sounds.bl.uk...
	1:46pm Passaic River Blues: Uh, Doug, that is amazing. Thank you, man.
	1:47pm Meghan: Oh Doug.... you aren't supposed to open up that Pandora's box for me...... (wheeeeeeeeee! Jumps right in!)
	1:48pm Doug Schulkind: The British Library is an amazing resource. For years and years, you had to have university credentials in the UK to access their audio files. But that door has come down!
	1:48pm coelacanth∅: Doug's an expert of the sillyphone too.
	1:49pm Meghan: hehehe
	1:54pm Doug Schulkind: Yeah, but I don't share the good stuff.
	1:58pm Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Meghan.
	1:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Meghan Great program!
	2:00pm doctorjazz: Thanks Meghan!
	2:00pm listener james from westwood: thanks a ton, Meghan!
	2:00pm doctorjazz: Thanks Meghan!

Underwater Theme Park with Meghan: Playlist from May 11, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Jessica Moss	Glaciers I (Pt I) "Glaciers I (Pt I)" by "Jessica Moss"	Pools of Light
Do Make Say Think	Bound and Boundless	Stubborn Persistent Illusions	Constellation		0:07:05 (Pop-up)
Lorelle Meets the Obsolete	La Distincion	Balance			0:18:42 (Pop-up)
Pretenders	Private Life "Private Life" by "Pretenders"	Pretenders			0:23:20 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Alvino Rey	Side B "Side B" by "Alvino Rey"	Ping Pong!			0:29:47 (Pop-up)
Wray	Limelight "Limelight" by "Wray"				0:35:09 (Pop-up)
POKAL	Some Time "Some Time" by "POKAL"				0:38:46 (Pop-up)
Eros and the Eshaton	Rxx "Rxx" by "Eros and the Eshaton"	Weight of Matter	Bar/None		0:41:51 (Pop-up)
Moon Duo	When You Cut "When You Cut" by "Moon Duo"	Mazes			0:45:08 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Alvino Rey & His Guitars Orchestra	Side B	Ping Pong!			0:50:05 (Pop-up)
Tindersticks	My Sister "My Sister" by "Tindersticks"				0:57:49 (Pop-up)
Cass McCombs	Run Sister Run "Run Sister Run" by "Cass McCombs"	Mangy Love			1:05:35 (Pop-up)
Cate Le Bon	Sisters "Sisters" by "Cate Le Bon"	Mug Museum			1:11:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Alvino Rey & His Guitars Orchestra	Side B	Ping Pong!			1:15:30 (Pop-up)
Cross River Nationale	Nyong Eyen Unen	Calabar Itu Road: Groovy Sounds From South Eastern Nigeria (1972-1982)			1:22:54 (Pop-up)
Vincent Aheheninnou	Best Woman "Best Woman" by "Vincent Aheheninnou"	Best Woman (Limited Edition)	Analog Africa		1:28:42 (Pop-up)
Kaloum Star	Lalaba "Lalaba" by "Kaloum Star"	45 single	Editions Syliphone Conakry		1:38:04 (Pop-up)
Joe King Kologbo & The High Grace	Suger Daddy				1:44:26 (Pop-up)
Antibalas & the Roots (featuring Donn T)	Born Under Punches (The Heat Goes On)	Live at City Winery		Thanks Dave B!	1:48:55 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:56am βrian: Ears pressed to the wall ...
	11:59am listener james from westwood: Howdy, Meghan and all!
	12:02pm Adrian in London: Hi Meghan. Why, ßrian, fancy seeing you here! ;-)
	12:02pm Meghan: Good Afternoon all!!!
	12:06pm Parq: Tovarich!
	12:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: Heyo, park people!
	12:11pm Passaic River Blues: Getting to listen to Trouble and Meghan back to back is a very good thing indeed.
	12:11pm Meghan: Hello hello Ken and Parq! Greetings and salutations!
	12:12pm Meghan: Awww thanks Passaic River Blues or PRB for short! I enjoy getting my up close dose of Trouble before my show too!
	12:13pm KP: it's Sweet Thursday with Meghan at the mic
	12:16pm Doug Schulkind: Meghan is batting second in the order on Thursdays. She has to hit for high average while taking a lot of pitches so Amanda can steal 2nd base.
	12:18pm Meghan: hehehe.... I forgot my Red Sox Organ music today to go with this play by play! Damn!
	12:21pm βrian: @Doug: Ok now. Can you translate that into a cricket analogy?
	12:22pm Meghan: hahaha... that would take DAYS to do since that is how long a single game lasts!
	12:23pm Doug Schulkind: BATTING ORDER The order in which a side bats is usually determined solely by the abilities of the batsmen. A typical side composition will be 6 specialist batsmen, a wicket-keeper, and 4 specialist bowlers. Two of the batsmen will be specialist openers. They have experience and the skills required to bat when the ball is brand new and tends to swing and bounce more. This is a demanding task, as it generally gets easier to bat as the ball gets older. These openers will bat at positions 1 and 2 in the order, beginning the innings together. They will not necessarily be the best batsmen in the side, in terms of absolute skill, only those most experienced at opening. In baseball, the best hitter in the team will usually bat at number 4 in the order, the "clean up" hitter position. In cricket, the best batsman in the side usually bats at number 3 in the order, the "first drop" position after the openers. Positions 3 to 6 will be filled by the specialist batsmen, usually in order of batting ability, from best to poorest. Thus the number 3 batsman is usually the best batsman in the side. Position 7 will be the wicket-keeper, who is usually a poorer batsmen than the specialist batsmen, and better than the bowlers. Historically, wicket-keepers were sometimes poorer batsmen than some or even all the bowlers, and batted correspondingly lower in the order. In modern times, wicket-keepers are selected partially on batting ability as well, so wicket-keepers who are poor batsmen are rare. Sometimes wicket-keepers can even be better at batting than some of the specialist batsmen - in such cases the wicket-keeper usually still bats below the batsmen, to give him a significant time to rest after performing the most demanding job in the field during the previous innings. Positions 8 to 11 will be the bowlers, again in order from best to poorest batting ability.
	12:24pm Doug Schulkind: That makes you a "specialist," Meghan. But we already knew that.
	12:24pm βrian: Can you please elaborate? (Well, maybe just don't ...)
	12:24pm Meghan: Ohhhh I'm Special!
	12:29pm doctorjazz: Nice, Hi Amanda and Underwater Dwellers.
	12:30pm annie: is doug waxing cricket again?
	12:31pm Adrian in London: Hmm, if I were of a suspicious nature I'd wager that Doug may have had help from the internet for that cricketing post. Otherwise he may have been, and get ready for this… stumped. Thank you.
	12:35pm doctorjazz: (Oops, I'm an hour late, hi Meghan...)
	12:36pm Meghan: hahaha....no worries! You just in time for me!
	12:39pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Meghan, and Underwater Ones.
	12:40pm Meghan: Hey there Sem!
	12:40pm Carmichael: Heya Meghan and Sticky Wickets.
	12:44pm Passaic River Blues: Well, this is fantastic.
	12:45pm Parq: This Rxx is killer.
	12:50pm julie: of course the song I liked was Eros and the Eschaton
	12:52pm julie: EsKaton
	12:59pm Adrian in London: Woohoo, Tindersticks!
	1:09pm KP: Two Sisters by the Kinks?
	1:11pm Meghan: hahaha... just a impromptu theme that happened out of songs I happened to pull!
	1:14pm KP: Thinking of a sweet one i think called "My Little Sister" but can find anything close so i probably made it up/
	1:15pm doctorjazz: Mug Museum is a great album.
	1:17pm Parq: What a classic sound the Le Bon has. Like it's Spring '82 again.
	1:21pm Ike: Hmmm, I feel like boiling rotten moldy garbage on fire in quicksand on the surface of the sun. I wonder if it's just pollen or if I have a real cold.
	1:23pm doctorjazz: The old Sounds D'Afrique, v1 and v2, are really great.
	1:26pm Meghan: Oh Ike, today is really bad for me. I've been pretty good for this Spring, but today I'm hating it!
	1:26pm KP: Ok, i checked. I was thinking of the Kinks' "Two Sisters." The lyrics are from sweet but Ray's voice is pleasantly deceiving.
	1:27pm Ike: Me too! I've barely had any trouble until now. I wonder if it could really just be allergies! I'm not very hungry and I don't even want a cup of tea, so that's a bad sign. Usually that means I'm actually sick and not just allergies.
	1:28pm coelacanth∅: Hey i got back just on time! (though your opening tracks were straight up Stellar as well) ...hi Meghan and bubblers!
	1:29pm Parq: Are we planning a Sister theme? If so, I nominate Kate Jacobs doing "A Sister". It was once a Greasy Kid Stuff favorite, and also one of mine.
	1:30pm Parq: Ike, your avatar still makes me laugh.
	1:32pm Meghan: Hello Coelacanth! Ike, that sounds like sick... the weather changes haven't helped with that! No Parq... no themes!
	1:34pm Parq: "No theme, Parq." <rimshot>
	1:34pm Meghan: wah wah.....
	1:34pm coelacanth∅: hahaha!
	1:43pm doctorjazz: Is this really a 45? Sounds like a 33 played at 45.
	1:44pm Meghan: It really is a 45!
	1:45pm Doug Schulkind: If you dig sounds on the Syliphone, you can access more than 7500 disques on the label here: sounds.bl.uk...
	1:46pm Passaic River Blues: Uh, Doug, that is amazing. Thank you, man.
	1:47pm Meghan: Oh Doug.... you aren't supposed to open up that Pandora's box for me...... (wheeeeeeeeee! Jumps right in!)
	1:48pm Doug Schulkind: The British Library is an amazing resource. For years and years, you had to have university credentials in the UK to access their audio files. But that door has come down!
	1:48pm coelacanth∅: Doug's an expert of the sillyphone too.
	1:49pm Meghan: hehehe
	1:54pm Doug Schulkind: Yeah, but I don't share the good stuff.
	1:58pm Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Meghan.
	1:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Meghan Great program!
	2:00pm doctorjazz: Thanks Meghan!
	2:00pm listener james from westwood: thanks a ton, Meghan!
	2:00pm doctorjazz: Thanks Meghan!

Underwater Theme Park with Meghan: Playlist from May 11, 2017

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