WFMU: Underwater Theme Park with Meghan: Playlist from February 15, 2018

Listener comments!
	11:32am annie: listening!!! happy birthday meghan!
	11:59am βrian: Slipping in. Good afternoon.
	12:00pm Parq: Many happy returns. So pretty, then and now.
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: Happy early birthday!
	12:01pm queems: hello! happy birthday!
	12:01pm Meghan: Howdy all!
	12:02pm Sem: I'm w/ them^. Best wishes, Ms. M.
	12:03pm northguineahills: An old Luna fave! y feliz cumpleanos!
	12:04pm Meghan: Thanks everyone!
	12:04pm David D: Have a happy one, Meghan!
	12:13pm listener james from westwood: Had to endure Z100 at my workplace in the 90s. The one bright spot what when "Down By the Water" started getting heavy airplay thereupon.
	12:14pm northguineahills: Digging this nostalgia train...., most still holds up....
	12:16pm David D: Does Z100 still exist?
	12:17pm Little Danny: Hi Meghan, all!
	12:19pm Carmichael: Heya Birthday Girl and Aquarians. That car is pretty cool, too!
	12:19pm northguineahills: I didn't even start to listen to music until '92 (top 40 radio doesn't count)
	12:22pm queems: yeah i turned 10 in 1997
	12:22pm northguineahills: I have a picture of my 19-year old self w/ Dean Wareham. (I still have my original Nevermind)
	12:22pm Little Danny: I had/have the exact same trajectory with '90s music and Le Grunge. At the time it was MBV/Ride, Stereolab and the whole Spiritualized/Spectrum thing and... not much else. Now I know better. Still a terrible time for audio production tho
	12:22pm northguineahills: Heck, the last rave I went to was in 2016.
	12:25pm northguineahills: Can't tell you how many times I've seen Man or Astroman?
	12:26pm Parq: My kid was a baby, then a school-kid, during the 90s. I can tell you a whole lot about animated cartoons from that decade, but music not so much.
	12:26pm Meghan: Oh Little Danny, MBV and Ride were huge... I didn't get into Stereolab until early 2000's
	12:27pm annie: we were huge MTV fans, and VH1, too...
	12:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: Happy birthday, Meghan. Have you picked out which Denny's to visit for your free Grand Slam?
	12:34pm Meghan: hahaha! You know, for as many times that I spent at a Denny's in high school, I never took advantage of that...
	12:36pm Rf: WOW
	12:37pm Carmichael: My grandma has never done that, I think.
	12:39pm Meghan: Gotta love the Frogs.....
	12:39pm still b/p: Denny’s give your system a Grand Slam with the beaucoup butter and greeeeeeze.
	12:40pm northguineahills: I ran into Ian Svenonius one night in a DC bar around '99, we ended up hanging out all night, and even gave me a Dubbed out Make-Up 45 (Dub Narcotic). Nice lad!
	12:43pm northguineahills: You know, I like a lot of 90s music (but I can say the same about any other decade).
	12:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: I forget who it was, but I remember some comedian had a line in his routine that no one goes to a Denny's on purpose.
	12:57pm Parq: "Grandma Standing in the Corner with a Penis in Her Hand Going No, No, No, No, No"? Dang, I pick the worst times to go get my lunch.
	12:57pm Meghan: hahaha. We went there on purpose, but that was high school and you could smoke inside. All the punk rocker, goth and alternative kids hung out there
	12:57pm Meghan: awwww sorry Parq!
	12:58pm northguineahills: As a Bjork fiend, and an owner of many 808 State records, how did I miss this one!
	1:00pm Meghan: really? you missed this one? Sooo damn good!
	1:06pm northguineahills: This was a great Tricky album....
	1:07pm Little Danny: Oh shit, Tricky! Forgot about the whole UK trip hop thing. Great stuff - a lot of it really holds up
	1:08pm doctorjazz: Late to the party, happy birthday! (any cake left?)
	1:09pm Meghan: It's the dance party to work off the cake!
	1:10pm JtotheK: haven't listened to endtroducing in a while... happy bday (early) Meghan, enjoying the show! hi everyone.
	1:10pm northguineahills: Endtroducing opened a whole new world for me, and got me away only listening to noise/avant garde and led me to djing.
	1:12pm C.S.: I too couldn't stand the 90s for music but you have too admit, the late 80s were filled with a large amount a drek too. It's like music lost its way when I was in high school.
	1:12pm βrian: Hey, wait. What happened to Sancerre, Meghan?
	1:13pm βrian: Dark Days, that was the movie that introduced me to DJ Shadow.
	1:14pm Meghan: That isn't for a month! I leave next month for France! Woohoo!!
	1:16pm βrian: Ah, Sancerre, c'est l'extase, le ravissement, le délire. Damn, j'ai soif !
	1:17pm CeeDubbles: warmup trip to Rue Sud?
	1:19pm northguineahills: @βrian:I watched that w/in a week of stepping off the boat in NYC.
	1:20pm βrian: I saw it in the big city, too. Chicago, in my case.
	1:22pm C.S.: Country music was pretty popular in Boston during the 90s. I think they had three stations at one time.
	1:22pm βrian: Huh, Velvet Underground is my Montreal road music.
	1:23pm Little Danny: Man, Meghan, we must be about the exact same age. Our experiences of finding and hearing music are parallel, just pre-Internet
	1:23pm northguineahills: That's why it takes me almost 9 years to cycle through my recs/cds/tapes... I rarely hear anything twice w/in a decade.
	1:26pm northguineahills: Can't leave work b/c of Sugar, but I must eat!
	1:27pm doctorjazz: Cycling through the albums, huh? That is a great idea, except don't have time to get to the new music coming in. Oh well...
	1:29pm Meghan: oh, I don't remember much country music in Boston at that time. I remember WFNX being on the decline, so I just listened to a lot of mixed tapes.....
	1:31pm northguineahills: I listen to new albums as soon as I purchase them. Since I've been forbidden from the wife from buy records unless I'm at a live show for the last 8 years (literally ran out of space), it now accrues at a much slower pace.
	1:32pm βrian: Sugar has led me back to HSR and the album, Fig 14. Loved that album cover.
	1:33pm doctorjazz: We ran out of space (by my wife's reckoning) years ago, but somehow I still manage to find somewhere to put stuff (not always to her liking...). The negotiations of relationships...
	1:34pm Rf: All of it is sounding excruciatingly good. ugh!!! thanks
	1:34pm Meghan: I find that my record buying has amped up as of recent. I am buying much more new stuff than in the past
	1:36pm βrian: I buy Sancerre and drink it as I listen to the radio.
	1:40pm Meghan: I've been drinking a lovely Muscadet lately.....
	1:49pm Listener Bob in PGH: Ahhhh! I was stuck in a meeting and just about missed the whole show. I'll have to catch up on the archive. Happy birthday!
	1:50pm βrian: What, it was a shortbus?
	1:50pm PsychopathJimFields: Hi Meghan!
	1:50pm Parq: Meghan : The early to mid 70s was kind of the heyday for country in Boston. Passim's and the Harvard Square Performance Center did a lot for that genre. There was a local band that did a song called "It's So Lonely In Braintree With You In Methuen, It's Almost Like Being In Lowell".
	1:54pm KP: Hello, Meghan!
	1:55pm Meghan: I lived right in between Lowell and Methuen! My mom is in Methuen aka Methtown
	1:55pm still b/p: Strange shift in print landscape: no Phoenix in Boston, but Portland still has its local edition.
	1:56pm Little Danny: Meghan: Kinda curious if "lo-fi" (ugh) stuff like Sebadoh and Pavement fits into yer constellation
	1:56pm Meghan: I remember the Phoenix stopping and I was shocked. It was such a staple for us
	1:57pm Meghan: I got into Pavement a bit later, along with Sebadoh. Though it was played by my friends a lot, so it was always happening near me.
	1:57pm northguineahills: Well, Sunny Day, SFS, GVSB, really reminds me of friends that were coming in and out of their emo stage at the time (I eventually got those records 10 years after the fact, and dig them).
	1:59pm Sem: Thanks so much, Meghan. See you and all next time. Don't have too much cake. Bye!
	1:59pm northguineahills: I actually like lo-fi, but not when it's overly fetishized.
	2:00pm still b/p: Such a fixture...on a trip to town months after its demise, looked to pick up a copy and remembered-realized, “Damn that’s right. Never again.”
	2:00pm northguineahills: Many of my HS friends were really into Sebadoh, but I couldn't figure out how to like them until I was finishing my undergrad. But, I always dug Pavement.
	2:00pm Little Danny: Oh I do too NGH, I just remember mags like Spin talking excitedly about "lo-fi" like it was some unified thing
	2:01pm Meghan: I miss picking up papers letting me know what is going on in the town. It was such a great resource. Even before the Village Voice died this past year, it stopped being a resource for what was going on. Sad really.
	2:01pm northguineahills: Criminy, it's two, thanks again Meghan, and may this solar orbit be beautiful!
	2:02pm Meghan: We can all thank the term LO FI to our dearly departed Berger
	2:03pm βrian: I think the Reader is still carrying on, though I haven't looked at it in a few years.
	2:06pm still b/p: “You’ll come for the kinky classifieds as a guffawing teen, but stay as you age for the helpful listings, and even the journalism.”
	2:10pm βrian: When you sign off, Meghan, there'll be a vast expanse of Radio Incognito."
	2:10pm Little Danny: Thanks Meghan. And HBD!

Underwater Theme Park with Meghan: Playlist from February 15, 2018

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February 15, 2018: Blowing out the candles once again,

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Luna	Lost in Space "Lost in Space" by "Luna"	Penthouse
Beck	Tropicalia "Tropicalia" by "Beck"	Mutations	0:04:28 (Pop-up)
Ultra Vivid Scene	Candida "Candida" by "Ultra Vivid Scene"	Rev	0:07:56 (Pop-up)
PJ Harvey	Down By The Water "Down By The Water" by "PJ Harvey"	To Bring You My Love	0:12:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Alvino Rey And His Orchestra	Side B	Ping Pong!	0:15:26 (Pop-up)
Man Or Astroman?	Reverb 10,000 "Reverb 10,000" by "Man Or Astroman?"	Destroy All Astro-Men	0:23:27 (Pop-up)
Pizzicatto Five	Twiggy Twiggy/Twiggy vs. James Bond	Made in USA	0:24:45 (Pop-up)
Cibo Matto	Birthday Cake "Birthday Cake" by "Cibo Matto"	Viva! La Woman	0:28:51 (Pop-up)
Wesley Willis	The Chicken Cow "The Chicken Cow" by "Wesley Willis"	Greatest Hits	0:31:56 (Pop-up)
The Frogs	Grandma Standing in the Corner with a Penis in Her Hand Going No, No, No, No, No	My Daughter the Broad	0:34:22 (Pop-up)
The Make-Up	We Gotta Get Offa This Rock	Destination: Love; Live! At Cold Rice	0:36:47 (Pop-up)
Jawbox	Desert Sea "Desert Sea" by "Jawbox"	Jawbox	0:38:35 (Pop-up)
Jawbreaker	Do You Still Hate Me? "Do You Still Hate Me?" by "Jawbreaker"	24 Hour Revenge Therapy	0:41:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Alvino Rey And His Orchestra	Side B	Ping Pong!	0:44:23 (Pop-up)
808 State	Ooops "Ooops" by "808 State"	Ex:El	0:54:30 (Pop-up)
Utah Saints	What Can You Do For Me	Utah Saints	0:58:52 (Pop-up)
Tricky	Christiansands "Christiansands" by "Tricky"	Pre-Millennium Tension	1:05:00 (Pop-up)
DJ Shadow	Midnight in a Perfect World	Endtroducing...	1:08:51 (Pop-up)
Hooverphonic	Plus Profond "Plus Profond" by "Hooverphonic"	A New Stereophonic Sound Spectacular	1:13:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Alvino Rey And His Orchestra	Side B	Ping Pong!	1:18:10 (Pop-up)
Sugar	Hoover Dam "Hoover Dam" by "Sugar"	Copper Blue	1:26:02 (Pop-up)
Sunny Day Real Estate	In Circles "In Circles" by "Sunny Day Real Estate"	Diary	1:31:09 (Pop-up)
Piebald	New Coke "New Coke" by "Piebald"	When Life Hands You Lemons	1:36:02 (Pop-up)
Dahlia Seed	Milk "Milk" by "Dahlia Seed"	Valentine Kid's Litter	1:40:34 (Pop-up)
Weston	Retarded "Retarded" by "Weston"	Got Beat Up	1:43:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Alvino Rey And His Orchestra	Side B	Ping Pong!	1:46:01 (Pop-up)
Six Finger Satellite	30 Lashes "30 Lashes" by "Six Finger Satellite"	Paranormalized	1:53:06 (Pop-up)
Girls Against Boys	Super-Fire "Super-Fire" by "Girls Against Boys"	House of GVSB	1:55:17 (Pop-up)
Imperial Teen	You're One "You're One" by "Imperial Teen"	Seasick	1:58:28 (Pop-up)
Magnapop	Open the Door "Open the Door" by "Magnapop"	Rubbing Doesn't Help	2:01:57 (Pop-up)
Liz Phair	Go West "Go West" by "Liz Phair"	Whip-Smart	2:05:39 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:32am annie: listening!!! happy birthday meghan!
	11:59am βrian: Slipping in. Good afternoon.
	12:00pm Parq: Many happy returns. So pretty, then and now.
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: Happy early birthday!
	12:01pm queems: hello! happy birthday!
	12:01pm Meghan: Howdy all!
	12:02pm Sem: I'm w/ them^. Best wishes, Ms. M.
	12:03pm northguineahills: An old Luna fave! y feliz cumpleanos!
	12:04pm Meghan: Thanks everyone!
	12:04pm David D: Have a happy one, Meghan!
	12:13pm listener james from westwood: Had to endure Z100 at my workplace in the 90s. The one bright spot what when "Down By the Water" started getting heavy airplay thereupon.
	12:14pm northguineahills: Digging this nostalgia train...., most still holds up....
	12:16pm David D: Does Z100 still exist?
	12:17pm Little Danny: Hi Meghan, all!
	12:19pm Carmichael: Heya Birthday Girl and Aquarians. That car is pretty cool, too!
	12:19pm northguineahills: I didn't even start to listen to music until '92 (top 40 radio doesn't count)
	12:22pm queems: yeah i turned 10 in 1997
	12:22pm northguineahills: I have a picture of my 19-year old self w/ Dean Wareham. (I still have my original Nevermind)
	12:22pm Little Danny: I had/have the exact same trajectory with '90s music and Le Grunge. At the time it was MBV/Ride, Stereolab and the whole Spiritualized/Spectrum thing and... not much else. Now I know better. Still a terrible time for audio production tho
	12:22pm northguineahills: Heck, the last rave I went to was in 2016.
	12:25pm northguineahills: Can't tell you how many times I've seen Man or Astroman?
	12:26pm Parq: My kid was a baby, then a school-kid, during the 90s. I can tell you a whole lot about animated cartoons from that decade, but music not so much.
	12:26pm Meghan: Oh Little Danny, MBV and Ride were huge... I didn't get into Stereolab until early 2000's
	12:27pm annie: we were huge MTV fans, and VH1, too...
	12:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: Happy birthday, Meghan. Have you picked out which Denny's to visit for your free Grand Slam?
	12:34pm Meghan: hahaha! You know, for as many times that I spent at a Denny's in high school, I never took advantage of that...
	12:36pm Rf: WOW
	12:37pm Carmichael: My grandma has never done that, I think.
	12:39pm Meghan: Gotta love the Frogs.....
	12:39pm still b/p: Denny’s give your system a Grand Slam with the beaucoup butter and greeeeeeze.
	12:40pm northguineahills: I ran into Ian Svenonius one night in a DC bar around '99, we ended up hanging out all night, and even gave me a Dubbed out Make-Up 45 (Dub Narcotic). Nice lad!
	12:43pm northguineahills: You know, I like a lot of 90s music (but I can say the same about any other decade).
	12:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: I forget who it was, but I remember some comedian had a line in his routine that no one goes to a Denny's on purpose.
	12:57pm Parq: "Grandma Standing in the Corner with a Penis in Her Hand Going No, No, No, No, No"? Dang, I pick the worst times to go get my lunch.
	12:57pm Meghan: hahaha. We went there on purpose, but that was high school and you could smoke inside. All the punk rocker, goth and alternative kids hung out there
	12:57pm Meghan: awwww sorry Parq!
	12:58pm northguineahills: As a Bjork fiend, and an owner of many 808 State records, how did I miss this one!
	1:00pm Meghan: really? you missed this one? Sooo damn good!
	1:06pm northguineahills: This was a great Tricky album....
	1:07pm Little Danny: Oh shit, Tricky! Forgot about the whole UK trip hop thing. Great stuff - a lot of it really holds up
	1:08pm doctorjazz: Late to the party, happy birthday! (any cake left?)
	1:09pm Meghan: It's the dance party to work off the cake!
	1:10pm JtotheK: haven't listened to endtroducing in a while... happy bday (early) Meghan, enjoying the show! hi everyone.
	1:10pm northguineahills: Endtroducing opened a whole new world for me, and got me away only listening to noise/avant garde and led me to djing.
	1:12pm C.S.: I too couldn't stand the 90s for music but you have too admit, the late 80s were filled with a large amount a drek too. It's like music lost its way when I was in high school.
	1:12pm βrian: Hey, wait. What happened to Sancerre, Meghan?
	1:13pm βrian: Dark Days, that was the movie that introduced me to DJ Shadow.
	1:14pm Meghan: That isn't for a month! I leave next month for France! Woohoo!!
	1:16pm βrian: Ah, Sancerre, c'est l'extase, le ravissement, le délire. Damn, j'ai soif !
	1:17pm CeeDubbles: warmup trip to Rue Sud?
	1:19pm northguineahills: @βrian:I watched that w/in a week of stepping off the boat in NYC.
	1:20pm βrian: I saw it in the big city, too. Chicago, in my case.
	1:22pm C.S.: Country music was pretty popular in Boston during the 90s. I think they had three stations at one time.
	1:22pm βrian: Huh, Velvet Underground is my Montreal road music.
	1:23pm Little Danny: Man, Meghan, we must be about the exact same age. Our experiences of finding and hearing music are parallel, just pre-Internet
	1:23pm northguineahills: That's why it takes me almost 9 years to cycle through my recs/cds/tapes... I rarely hear anything twice w/in a decade.
	1:26pm northguineahills: Can't leave work b/c of Sugar, but I must eat!
	1:27pm doctorjazz: Cycling through the albums, huh? That is a great idea, except don't have time to get to the new music coming in. Oh well...
	1:29pm Meghan: oh, I don't remember much country music in Boston at that time. I remember WFNX being on the decline, so I just listened to a lot of mixed tapes.....
	1:31pm northguineahills: I listen to new albums as soon as I purchase them. Since I've been forbidden from the wife from buy records unless I'm at a live show for the last 8 years (literally ran out of space), it now accrues at a much slower pace.
	1:32pm βrian: Sugar has led me back to HSR and the album, Fig 14. Loved that album cover.
	1:33pm doctorjazz: We ran out of space (by my wife's reckoning) years ago, but somehow I still manage to find somewhere to put stuff (not always to her liking...). The negotiations of relationships...
	1:34pm Rf: All of it is sounding excruciatingly good. ugh!!! thanks
	1:34pm Meghan: I find that my record buying has amped up as of recent. I am buying much more new stuff than in the past
	1:36pm βrian: I buy Sancerre and drink it as I listen to the radio.
	1:40pm Meghan: I've been drinking a lovely Muscadet lately.....
	1:49pm Listener Bob in PGH: Ahhhh! I was stuck in a meeting and just about missed the whole show. I'll have to catch up on the archive. Happy birthday!
	1:50pm βrian: What, it was a shortbus?
	1:50pm PsychopathJimFields: Hi Meghan!
	1:50pm Parq: Meghan : The early to mid 70s was kind of the heyday for country in Boston. Passim's and the Harvard Square Performance Center did a lot for that genre. There was a local band that did a song called "It's So Lonely In Braintree With You In Methuen, It's Almost Like Being In Lowell".
	1:54pm KP: Hello, Meghan!
	1:55pm Meghan: I lived right in between Lowell and Methuen! My mom is in Methuen aka Methtown
	1:55pm still b/p: Strange shift in print landscape: no Phoenix in Boston, but Portland still has its local edition.
	1:56pm Little Danny: Meghan: Kinda curious if "lo-fi" (ugh) stuff like Sebadoh and Pavement fits into yer constellation
	1:56pm Meghan: I remember the Phoenix stopping and I was shocked. It was such a staple for us
	1:57pm Meghan: I got into Pavement a bit later, along with Sebadoh. Though it was played by my friends a lot, so it was always happening near me.
	1:57pm northguineahills: Well, Sunny Day, SFS, GVSB, really reminds me of friends that were coming in and out of their emo stage at the time (I eventually got those records 10 years after the fact, and dig them).
	1:59pm Sem: Thanks so much, Meghan. See you and all next time. Don't have too much cake. Bye!
	1:59pm northguineahills: I actually like lo-fi, but not when it's overly fetishized.
	2:00pm still b/p: Such a fixture...on a trip to town months after its demise, looked to pick up a copy and remembered-realized, “Damn that’s right. Never again.”
	2:00pm northguineahills: Many of my HS friends were really into Sebadoh, but I couldn't figure out how to like them until I was finishing my undergrad. But, I always dug Pavement.
	2:00pm Little Danny: Oh I do too NGH, I just remember mags like Spin talking excitedly about "lo-fi" like it was some unified thing
	2:01pm Meghan: I miss picking up papers letting me know what is going on in the town. It was such a great resource. Even before the Village Voice died this past year, it stopped being a resource for what was going on. Sad really.
	2:01pm northguineahills: Criminy, it's two, thanks again Meghan, and may this solar orbit be beautiful!
	2:02pm Meghan: We can all thank the term LO FI to our dearly departed Berger
	2:03pm βrian: I think the Reader is still carrying on, though I haven't looked at it in a few years.
	2:06pm still b/p: “You’ll come for the kinky classifieds as a guffawing teen, but stay as you age for the helpful listings, and even the journalism.”
	2:10pm βrian: When you sign off, Meghan, there'll be a vast expanse of Radio Incognito."
	2:10pm Little Danny: Thanks Meghan. And HBD!

Underwater Theme Park with Meghan: Playlist from February 15, 2018

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