WFMU: Morricone Island with Devon E. Levins: Playlist from March 27, 2018

Listener comments!
	7:02pm dale: fmu should have a movie night....on the air.
	7:03pm Michael 98145: subtitled
	7:05pm glenn: or closed captioned for the hearing impaired..
	7:05pm Linda Lee: good evening Mr. Levins! ready for another amazing show.
	7:08pm Devon E. Levins: Hi All! Welcome back to Morricone Island for Mad Max Pt. 2!
	7:26pm mb: Yes! The interviews are my favorite part of this show.
	7:29pm chris: this is sooooo great! thanks so much, Devon, Tim and Paul!
	7:29pm Cooh John: Great interview.
	7:33pm dale: so odd to distill almost 40 years of a life down to a few statements.
	7:33pm spodiodi: amen
	7:34pm Cooh John: Amen!
	7:35pm Cooh John: Wow. On the same wavelength with spoiodi.
	7:38pm JakeGould: Great interview! “Mad Max” was one of the first videos I rented back in the 1980s.
	7:39pm Rich in Washington: I always wanted to know how some of these actors reacted to the USA dubbed version of the film. For so many years, that was the only way to watch Mad Max in the US. When the original was finally made available here, it was such a weird revelation.
	7:41pm spodiodi: "nostalgia isn't what it used to be" :)
	7:42pm dale: all i remember about potemkin is the baby buggy down the steps.
	7:42pm Devon E. Levins: Rich, I actually spoke with Paul about that after the interview and he laughed about it.
	7:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: I watched the latest Mad Max the other day. I felt it had a lot of "this doesn't make any sense."
	7:45pm Gilly: Such a great interview. Fury Road was like a Rob Zombie video though. Awful.
	7:45pm dale: the dubbed version is the only one i've ever seen.
	7:45pm Rich in Washington: I'd always believed the long standing legend that it was dubbed by AIP because they couldn't sell it to the drive-in chase movie crowd, but IMDB says that it was also because the original mix was really poor, coupled with the Aussie accents being somewhat difficult to understand with the latter problem.
	7:46pm Rich in Washington: It's a trip hearing the original, as someone who's seen the dubbed version many times, over many years. So different.
	7:49pm Devon E. Levins: I recall Paul confirming that the distributor was worried that the Americans wouldn't be able to understand the Australian accents which seems silly now. As a result the dialogue and music levels were all off.
	7:54pm mb: Woo hoo! Desert Sessions!
	7:55pm Gilly: Whoa this is awesome
	7:56pm JakeGould: Wait? The original U.S. release was dubbed? I guess when the DVD version was release they had the original soundtrack on there, right?
	7:56pm Rich in Washington: These interviews were fantastic! Both last week and this one.
	7:56pm dale: thanks for seeking these guys out - interesting people.
	7:57pm Devon E. Levins: Thanks all. Goodnight and see you next week.
	7:58pm Rich in Washington: Yes. I think it was mainly dubbed on all its VHS issues, even when MM2 was a big hit. If I remember correctly, it wasn't until its DVD issue that they had the original soundtrack, although I remember seeing a bootleg VHS that had it and a supposedly longer cut.
	7:03pm Sylvia: This warms my heart!
	11:34am teline: Now one can watch all latest movies for free on Android devices using OneBox HD app. oneboxhd.net
	1:41am brycepunk1: This was so amazing to hear this perspective. Thank you so much for all the effort and passion and everything. Thank you!

Morricone Island with Devon E. Levins: Playlist from March 27, 2018

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March 27, 2018: Mad Max Special Pt. 2: TIM BURNS and PAUL JOHNSTONE (Johnny The Boy and Cundalini of Mad Max)
Paul Johnstone (aka Cundalini) returns with his mate Tim Burns who portrayed Johnny The Boy in George Miller's "Mad Max" (1979) to discuss their experiences in the original Australian dystopic action film. Tim is also known for his roles in "Chain Reaction" (1980) and "Monkey Grip" (1982). "If you're going to waste the bronze, you gotta do it big!"

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Tim Burns/Mel Gibson	Johnny The Boy Ending/The Crazing of Johnny The Boy	Mad Max	MGM	1979	check out the archive for last week (3/20/2018) for Part 1 interview with Paul Johnstone and the unused End Credits that Paul co-wrote and performed on.
Brian May	The Crazing Of Johnny The Boy	Mad Max	Varese Sarabande	1979		0:02:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: TIM BURNS & PAUL JOHNSTONE	INTERVIEW			2018	Johnny The Boy & Cundalini of Mad Max	0:07:46 (Pop-up)
Johnny The Boy	The Desert Sessions	The Desert Sessions Volume I. Volume 2	Man's Ruin	1998	Bjork on drums	0:52:58 (Pop-up)
Andrew Thomas Wilson	Chain Reaction	The Chain Reaction	7 Records	1980		0:56:45 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:02pm dale: fmu should have a movie night....on the air.
	7:03pm Michael 98145: subtitled
	7:05pm glenn: or closed captioned for the hearing impaired..
	7:05pm Linda Lee: good evening Mr. Levins! ready for another amazing show.
	7:08pm Devon E. Levins: Hi All! Welcome back to Morricone Island for Mad Max Pt. 2!
	7:26pm mb: Yes! The interviews are my favorite part of this show.
	7:29pm chris: this is sooooo great! thanks so much, Devon, Tim and Paul!
	7:29pm Cooh John: Great interview.
	7:33pm dale: so odd to distill almost 40 years of a life down to a few statements.
	7:33pm spodiodi: amen
	7:34pm Cooh John: Amen!
	7:35pm Cooh John: Wow. On the same wavelength with spoiodi.
	7:38pm JakeGould: Great interview! “Mad Max” was one of the first videos I rented back in the 1980s.
	7:39pm Rich in Washington: I always wanted to know how some of these actors reacted to the USA dubbed version of the film. For so many years, that was the only way to watch Mad Max in the US. When the original was finally made available here, it was such a weird revelation.
	7:41pm spodiodi: "nostalgia isn't what it used to be" :)
	7:42pm dale: all i remember about potemkin is the baby buggy down the steps.
	7:42pm Devon E. Levins: Rich, I actually spoke with Paul about that after the interview and he laughed about it.
	7:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: I watched the latest Mad Max the other day. I felt it had a lot of "this doesn't make any sense."
	7:45pm Gilly: Such a great interview. Fury Road was like a Rob Zombie video though. Awful.
	7:45pm dale: the dubbed version is the only one i've ever seen.
	7:45pm Rich in Washington: I'd always believed the long standing legend that it was dubbed by AIP because they couldn't sell it to the drive-in chase movie crowd, but IMDB says that it was also because the original mix was really poor, coupled with the Aussie accents being somewhat difficult to understand with the latter problem.
	7:46pm Rich in Washington: It's a trip hearing the original, as someone who's seen the dubbed version many times, over many years. So different.
	7:49pm Devon E. Levins: I recall Paul confirming that the distributor was worried that the Americans wouldn't be able to understand the Australian accents which seems silly now. As a result the dialogue and music levels were all off.
	7:54pm mb: Woo hoo! Desert Sessions!
	7:55pm Gilly: Whoa this is awesome
	7:56pm JakeGould: Wait? The original U.S. release was dubbed? I guess when the DVD version was release they had the original soundtrack on there, right?
	7:56pm Rich in Washington: These interviews were fantastic! Both last week and this one.
	7:56pm dale: thanks for seeking these guys out - interesting people.
	7:57pm Devon E. Levins: Thanks all. Goodnight and see you next week.
	7:58pm Rich in Washington: Yes. I think it was mainly dubbed on all its VHS issues, even when MM2 was a big hit. If I remember correctly, it wasn't until its DVD issue that they had the original soundtrack, although I remember seeing a bootleg VHS that had it and a supposedly longer cut.
	7:03pm Sylvia: This warms my heart!
	11:34am teline: Now one can watch all latest movies for free on Android devices using OneBox HD app. oneboxhd.net
	1:41am brycepunk1: This was so amazing to hear this perspective. Thank you so much for all the effort and passion and everything. Thank you!

Morricone Island with Devon E. Levins: Playlist from March 27, 2018

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