WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from February 28, 2018

Listener comments!
	6:53pm Gary: This show may not start until 9 PM — but I’m on my way
	7:04pm listener james from westwood: Be well and be safe! It'll be worth the wait!
	7:05pm hyde: good luck!
	7:30pm Gary: Maybe 8:30? I dunno. At Secaucus now. NJ Transit totally screwed me today
	8:02pm northguineahills: I'm still at work, so, transit on Gary!
	8:03pm melinda: Hi Gary and friends
	8:16pm Gary: Hi everyone! Two stops away
	8:19pm Gary: And the MTA is screwing me today as well — stalled here after “an earlier incident.”
	8:22pm Uncle Michael: I want to tell everyone here...surely people that are interested in music as an expression of culture and the intersection of cultures and the fusion of cultures...that if you view food similarly, you should be watching David Chang's "Ugly Delicious" on Netflix. It's a delight.
	8:22pm coelacanth∅: Gary, you're playing some badass blues harp music right now, in case you'd wondered.
	8:23pm still b/p: You CAN hit the can, take a breath and grab quick victuals before transmission.
	8:26pm still b/p: “I’m on my way...”
	8:29pm Gary: Literally sitting here two stops away, No freaking clue what’s going on — I’ll let you know when start moving
	8:30pm cklequ: And here i am thinking i was late.
	8:31pm Gary: Nope, I’m basically being held hostage by the two worst transit systems in the country
	8:32pm Gary: Moving! Should I get out next stop and can it one station?
	8:35pm still b/p: Bust a move off train, sneak a cling-ride on back of a trolley.
	8:36pm n∅ expert: i'm no expert but if it's moving sorta normally when you get there maybe it will keep moving sorta normally?
	8:37pm n∅ expert: (...i also don't know how far it is from the second stop away to where you'd normally get off)
	8:41pm Gary: In a cab now
	8:43pm tim abdellah: Man, epic journey! I gotta roll, unfortunately. Have a good night everyone - I'll catch up with ya in the archives, Gary!
	8:50pm Gary: Here
	8:53pm Uncle Michael: Yay!
	8:53pm Gary: I want to see that David Chang show, Michael!
	8:53pm coelacanth∅: hey yo i just need some advice
	8:54pm Gary: Haha
	8:57pm coelacanth∅: it's probably the chinese shiitake mafia
	9:01pm Gary: HI EVERYONE
	9:15pm northguineahills: The only Hassan LP I have is a female vocalist from Lebanon. Is Mariem Hassan a favorite of the Polisario Front?
	9:21pm Dean: I want to respond to UM's remarks above about food as an expression of culture @8:22. I do so view food. It's common to depict multiculturalism" in culinary terms, e.g., elementary school pot lucks and such, and this fact--that it's an easy, non-controversial way to celebrate diversity--makes some people regard the association of food with identity as cynical and as a way to avoid real intercultural disputes. I disagree. Food, like music, is a profound and complex expression of identity. But I also believe that food writer is the worst job in the world, in two respects. First, I personally would hate to have the job. Second, food writers, in a word, suck, and to a person, with one exception, Elizabeth David. Being antiocularcentric and therefore cinema-impaired, I can't imagine watching somebody promote culinary diversity on film. It would make me gag.
	9:22pm northguineahills: Whoops, brain fart, the Lebanese vocalist name was Hannan (already worked 38 hours this week)
	9:22pm Dean: Just my two scents.
	9:22pm Gary: Hannan! I have some of her CDs
	9:27pm coelacanth∅: these are my 2 scents: my sense of smell; and my smell.
	9:29pm Uncle Michael: Dean;"Food, like music, is a profound and complex expression of identity." This is why I think you'd like this show. Chang is a chef, not a food writer. He has food writer friends on the show. The show is an exploration of food as identity, at its core.
	9:29pm Dean: "A bouquet like an aborigine's armpit!"
	9:36pm northguineahills: The area north and west of the Atlas Mountains isn't in the Sahara, but the areas in Morocco the the south and east are.
	9:36pm coelacanth∅: i'd check out that show, if i had the means to.
	9:37pm northguineahills: Remember getting sample lists in magazines to inform you on your crate-digging trips?
	9:37pm Dean: Chef-not-a-food-writer doesn't necessarily work in his favor, but I get the message. I assume he isn't rhapsodizing about "presentation" (which I nevertheless believe can be important, useful, artful), but instead addressing economies, chains of distribution, traditions, maybe even cultural signifiers (think Barthes' Mythologies).
	9:37pm northguineahills: I saw the Chemical Bros live in '97, it was actually a good show.
	9:38pm Gary: I love the Chemical Bros -- no dissin intended
	9:41pm Funky16corners: Gary!
	9:42pm Gary: Larry!
	9:42pm coelacanth∅: i was pretty into "dig your own hole" at the time
	9:44pm Gary: Dig Your Own Hole was the first thing I heard by them, driving w/my GF from one Lao store to another in TX
	9:44pm Uncle Michael: Dean, some of your assumptions are right, but not many!
	9:46pm Dean: Par for the course.
	9:46pm northguineahills: @coel: classic album, actually all of their's before that as well, after that, is there was just a few decent tracks here and there before and by 2005ish, it was indistinguishable from much EDM trash. But damn, up until 2000ish, they put out a lot of amazing albums and 12"s! (I have plenty).
	9:46pm Gary: Starting at 10 PM, Larry Grogan's Testify! Tonight's episode: "Some Nice Things For Your Head (Now with Trumpets!) wfmu.org...
	9:47pm Funky16corners: Exit Planet Dust was in heavy rotation for a while
	9:47pm northguineahills: I also like how they hit on that faux nostalgia look to the future. It wasn't as pronounced or as creepy as BOC, but they did it pretty well. (That's a compliment)
	9:49pm Gary: Hey, NGH, what are some other big beaters of that period that you like -- could use some recommendations
	9:49pm coelacanth∅: yeah i became disinterested after the next album didn't do much for me. always meant to check out their earlier albums but gradually lost interest in that type of music, except in rare circumstances.
	9:50pm coelacanth∅: "boc"...?
	9:54pm Uncle Michael: Blue Oyster Cult? heh
	9:56pm Dean: Blue "Oyster" Cult? Food writing!
	9:56pm Gary: I actually kind of love Blue Oyster Cult, although I don't like patchouli, so I have no idea who or what demographic I am
	9:56pm northguineahills: Boards of Canada Thanks Gary!
	9:57pm Gary: I'll check them out, thank you NGH!
	9:57pm Funky16corners: Blue Oyster Cult cross many boundaries of taste . Cool with the heshers and the arty kids.
	9:58pm Funky16corners: Digging the AFT BTW
	🇰🇷 9:58pm Sam Segal: Howdy, Gary and company!
	9:59pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the Saharan funkiness, Gary!
	9:59pm coelacanth∅: when i first got my 8-track player 2-3 years ago i thoroughly enjoyed my blue oyster cult tape. it played all the way through then 1/2 way through the second run of track 1 it stopped because it was being swallowed by the machine. it could not be saved.
	10:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Gary!
	10:01pm Gary: Night, everyone!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from February 28, 2018

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February 28, 2018: #NoFilter
A special 2-hour episode beginning at 8:00 PM, focusing on Mariem Hassan, Koudede, Najat Aâtabou, and Ali Farka Touré

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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	2018
Mariem Hassan	Id Chab "Id Chab" by "Mariem Hassan"	Mariem Hassan con Leyoad	2002	Western Sahara	1:57:19 (Pop-up)
Mariem Hassan	Latlal "Latlal" by "Mariem Hassan"	La Voz Indomita	2017	Western Sahara	2:00:40 (Pop-up)
Mariem Hassan	Magat Milktna Dulaa	Deseos	2005	Western Sahara	2:03:40 (Pop-up)
Mariem Hassan	El Jinete "El Jinete" by "Mariem Hassan"	Sahrauis: The Music of the Western Sahara	1998	Western Sahara	2:09:04 (Pop-up)
Mariem Hassan	Baba Salama "Baba Salama" by "Mariem Hassan"	Shouka	2009	Western Sahara	2:11:36 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Band De-Fictions	Jenaka Si-Iseng "Jenaka Si-Iseng" by "Band De-Fictions"	Instrumentalia Oleh			2:14:54 (Pop-up)
Koudede	Tassakkne Tara "Tassakkne Tara" by "Koudede"	Guitars from Agadez Vol 5	2012	Niger	2:18:12 (Pop-up)
Koudede	Hat-Iman-In (She is my heart)	Guitars from Agadez Vol 6		Niger	2:21:59 (Pop-up)
Koudede	Ewellan "Ewellan" by "Koudede"	Guitars from Agadez Vol 7	2013	Niger	2:26:25 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Under the Sun Orchestra	Under the Sun (Instrumental Theme)	Cult Cargo: Salsa Boricua De Chicago	2012		2:39:05 (Pop-up)
Najat Aâtabou	Wahdi Feddar (Hadi Kedba Banya) (وحدي في الدار (هادي كدبة باينة	Nouveau 92 جديد	1992		2:39:15 (Pop-up)
Najat Aâtabou	Zourouni Lillah "Zourouni Lillah" by "Najat Aâtabou"	Najat Aatabou - EH1410		Morocco	2:41:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Abranis	Thilelli (Instrumental version)	Amekhssa Diyizem (Musique algérienne d'aujourd'hui)	1980		2:49:29 (Pop-up)
Ali Farka Touré	Allah "Allah" by "Ali Farka Touré"	Vol. 1 (MM 5001)	1988	Mali	2:52:47 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Catrina Paslaru	Hei La Bodega "Hei La Bodega" by "Catrina Paslaru"	Hei La Bodega - Carnaval!	2000		2:58:29 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:53pm Gary: This show may not start until 9 PM — but I’m on my way
	7:04pm listener james from westwood: Be well and be safe! It'll be worth the wait!
	7:05pm hyde: good luck!
	7:30pm Gary: Maybe 8:30? I dunno. At Secaucus now. NJ Transit totally screwed me today
	8:02pm northguineahills: I'm still at work, so, transit on Gary!
	8:03pm melinda: Hi Gary and friends
	8:16pm Gary: Hi everyone! Two stops away
	8:19pm Gary: And the MTA is screwing me today as well — stalled here after “an earlier incident.”
	8:22pm Uncle Michael: I want to tell everyone here...surely people that are interested in music as an expression of culture and the intersection of cultures and the fusion of cultures...that if you view food similarly, you should be watching David Chang's "Ugly Delicious" on Netflix. It's a delight.
	8:22pm coelacanth∅: Gary, you're playing some badass blues harp music right now, in case you'd wondered.
	8:23pm still b/p: You CAN hit the can, take a breath and grab quick victuals before transmission.
	8:26pm still b/p: “I’m on my way...”
	8:29pm Gary: Literally sitting here two stops away, No freaking clue what’s going on — I’ll let you know when start moving
	8:30pm cklequ: And here i am thinking i was late.
	8:31pm Gary: Nope, I’m basically being held hostage by the two worst transit systems in the country
	8:32pm Gary: Moving! Should I get out next stop and can it one station?
	8:35pm still b/p: Bust a move off train, sneak a cling-ride on back of a trolley.
	8:36pm n∅ expert: i'm no expert but if it's moving sorta normally when you get there maybe it will keep moving sorta normally?
	8:37pm n∅ expert: (...i also don't know how far it is from the second stop away to where you'd normally get off)
	8:41pm Gary: In a cab now
	8:43pm tim abdellah: Man, epic journey! I gotta roll, unfortunately. Have a good night everyone - I'll catch up with ya in the archives, Gary!
	8:50pm Gary: Here
	8:53pm Uncle Michael: Yay!
	8:53pm Gary: I want to see that David Chang show, Michael!
	8:53pm coelacanth∅: hey yo i just need some advice
	8:54pm Gary: Haha
	8:57pm coelacanth∅: it's probably the chinese shiitake mafia
	9:01pm Gary: HI EVERYONE
	9:15pm northguineahills: The only Hassan LP I have is a female vocalist from Lebanon. Is Mariem Hassan a favorite of the Polisario Front?
	9:21pm Dean: I want to respond to UM's remarks above about food as an expression of culture @8:22. I do so view food. It's common to depict multiculturalism" in culinary terms, e.g., elementary school pot lucks and such, and this fact--that it's an easy, non-controversial way to celebrate diversity--makes some people regard the association of food with identity as cynical and as a way to avoid real intercultural disputes. I disagree. Food, like music, is a profound and complex expression of identity. But I also believe that food writer is the worst job in the world, in two respects. First, I personally would hate to have the job. Second, food writers, in a word, suck, and to a person, with one exception, Elizabeth David. Being antiocularcentric and therefore cinema-impaired, I can't imagine watching somebody promote culinary diversity on film. It would make me gag.
	9:22pm northguineahills: Whoops, brain fart, the Lebanese vocalist name was Hannan (already worked 38 hours this week)
	9:22pm Dean: Just my two scents.
	9:22pm Gary: Hannan! I have some of her CDs
	9:27pm coelacanth∅: these are my 2 scents: my sense of smell; and my smell.
	9:29pm Uncle Michael: Dean;"Food, like music, is a profound and complex expression of identity." This is why I think you'd like this show. Chang is a chef, not a food writer. He has food writer friends on the show. The show is an exploration of food as identity, at its core.
	9:29pm Dean: "A bouquet like an aborigine's armpit!"
	9:36pm northguineahills: The area north and west of the Atlas Mountains isn't in the Sahara, but the areas in Morocco the the south and east are.
	9:36pm coelacanth∅: i'd check out that show, if i had the means to.
	9:37pm northguineahills: Remember getting sample lists in magazines to inform you on your crate-digging trips?
	9:37pm Dean: Chef-not-a-food-writer doesn't necessarily work in his favor, but I get the message. I assume he isn't rhapsodizing about "presentation" (which I nevertheless believe can be important, useful, artful), but instead addressing economies, chains of distribution, traditions, maybe even cultural signifiers (think Barthes' Mythologies).
	9:37pm northguineahills: I saw the Chemical Bros live in '97, it was actually a good show.
	9:38pm Gary: I love the Chemical Bros -- no dissin intended
	9:41pm Funky16corners: Gary!
	9:42pm Gary: Larry!
	9:42pm coelacanth∅: i was pretty into "dig your own hole" at the time
	9:44pm Gary: Dig Your Own Hole was the first thing I heard by them, driving w/my GF from one Lao store to another in TX
	9:44pm Uncle Michael: Dean, some of your assumptions are right, but not many!
	9:46pm Dean: Par for the course.
	9:46pm northguineahills: @coel: classic album, actually all of their's before that as well, after that, is there was just a few decent tracks here and there before and by 2005ish, it was indistinguishable from much EDM trash. But damn, up until 2000ish, they put out a lot of amazing albums and 12"s! (I have plenty).
	9:46pm Gary: Starting at 10 PM, Larry Grogan's Testify! Tonight's episode: "Some Nice Things For Your Head (Now with Trumpets!) wfmu.org...
	9:47pm Funky16corners: Exit Planet Dust was in heavy rotation for a while
	9:47pm northguineahills: I also like how they hit on that faux nostalgia look to the future. It wasn't as pronounced or as creepy as BOC, but they did it pretty well. (That's a compliment)
	9:49pm Gary: Hey, NGH, what are some other big beaters of that period that you like -- could use some recommendations
	9:49pm coelacanth∅: yeah i became disinterested after the next album didn't do much for me. always meant to check out their earlier albums but gradually lost interest in that type of music, except in rare circumstances.
	9:50pm coelacanth∅: "boc"...?
	9:54pm Uncle Michael: Blue Oyster Cult? heh
	9:56pm Dean: Blue "Oyster" Cult? Food writing!
	9:56pm Gary: I actually kind of love Blue Oyster Cult, although I don't like patchouli, so I have no idea who or what demographic I am
	9:56pm northguineahills: Boards of Canada Thanks Gary!
	9:57pm Gary: I'll check them out, thank you NGH!
	9:57pm Funky16corners: Blue Oyster Cult cross many boundaries of taste . Cool with the heshers and the arty kids.
	9:58pm Funky16corners: Digging the AFT BTW
	🇰🇷 9:58pm Sam Segal: Howdy, Gary and company!
	9:59pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the Saharan funkiness, Gary!
	9:59pm coelacanth∅: when i first got my 8-track player 2-3 years ago i thoroughly enjoyed my blue oyster cult tape. it played all the way through then 1/2 way through the second run of track 1 it stopped because it was being swallowed by the machine. it could not be saved.
	10:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Gary!
	10:01pm Gary: Night, everyone!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from February 28, 2018

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