WFMU: Morricone Island with Devon E. Levins: Playlist from January 22, 2019

Listener comments!
	7:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: More Monsters ! :)
	7:01pm dale: love this - could have been another vic damone or frank sinatra jr.
	7:02pm common: Monsters!
	7:02pm Michael 98145: elite!
	7:02pm Linda Lee: beautiful! good evening!
	7:03pm Linda Lee: honestly, after UHBE almost anything would sound wonderful.
	7:03pm ultradamno: Are The Doll Squad not at all concerned with attacks coming from behind them?
	7:04pm dale: they might enjoy that ultradamo.
	7:05pm Michael 98145: "are creatures from space watching us NOW?"
	7:05pm mrmikestandsir: "goodbye cosmic man!"
	7:05pm Linda Lee: who would dare, honestly?
	7:07pm dale: is cosmic man where rex got that soundbite at the end of his show?
	7:07pm Papayo: i love this program! greetings from Spain
	7:07pm Linda Lee: oh my lord, is that the brain? fantastic! it looks like one of the dancing raisins!
	7:08pm Linda Lee: hello Papayo! this is a good show for your late hour..
	7:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...you speak too soon LL ? :)
	7:10pm Linda Lee: i'm sorry, what about?
	7:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...mind control...
	7:12pm Michael 98145: gotta watch out for those "space brains."
	7:12pm Richard S: Everybody sing along!
	7:12pm Linda Lee: ha! oh yes. we love it.
	7:12pm Papayo: Hello Linda! Yeah is a good show for this rainy day!
	7:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bacharach David !!
	7:12pm queems: beware of the blob haunts my sister to this day
	7:13pm Rich in Washington: I have Ralph Carmicheal's Moog gospel record.
	7:13pm ultradamno: The brain's head shot horrorpediadotcom.files.wordpress.com...
	7:14pm Linda Lee: have you played it on air, Rich?
	7:15pm Richard S: The Blob should be in the National Film Registry for so many good reasons, especially because it is emblematic of its genre.
	7:15pm Rich in Washington: I think so. Years ago, maybe when I first found it. I should dig it up and give it a spin.
	7:15pm Linda Lee: thank you, ultradamno. the stuff of nightmares.
	7:16pm Linda Lee: yes you should!
	7:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'The Monster Show' posits that the image of huge brains w/ eyes correlates to the then new media of TV & it's impact on culture & psychology in the I suppose Marshall McLuhan sense... @ @ }}}
	7:17pm Linda Lee: Rev ~ makes sense!
	7:18pm ultradamno: I like the eyes. He's an exasperated brain.
	7:18pm Linda Lee: do you guys realize how conventional the expectation is that women use their bodies as currency? not just some .. all of them.
	7:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yerknow - why certain Images - When.
	7:19pm Listener Robert: Now, see, I would've been one of those thinking OF COURSE it'd have to have the Bacharach. Doesn't matter how it's supposed to "fit in".
	7:20pm Linda Lee: well sure! the visually oriented sensability. absolutely.
	7:21pm Linda Lee: it's because we're a visually oriented species that visuals reflect the zeitgeist. defo!
	7:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mom deffo lost the battle to not sit so close to the screens... I was defending George Martin's Yellow Submarine music w/ Beatlepersons...I think some people still haven't picked up on Soundtrack as a Genre - even as Pop has looong been accepted as Classic as a Truism...
	7:24pm Richard S: Comedies, horror, and sci-fi rarely get noticed for the major awards by the Oscars
	7:26pm dale: great shot of tarzen leaping off the brooklyn bridge in that.
	7:26pm Linda Lee: wow! amazing! how to avoid recognizing the genre? we live in soundtracks ~ as visual beings!
	7:30pm Michael 98145: { Arvo Pärt provided the soundtrack for our wolf moon-watching the other evening }
	7:30pm Linda Lee: very nice!
	7:31pm Linda Lee: will we ever break loose of the idea that only men like watching naked women? we really should. :-D
	7:32pm Michael 98145: :)
	7:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ooo. Still never seen Kronos.
	7:40pm Linda Lee: i love this poster art. love it.
	7:42pm Linda Lee: i'd like to see the blinkin' brain movie
	7:43pm Linda Lee: and here it is! www.youtube.com...
	7:44pm shanghi1: Greetings from Everett, WA. No Linda I'm not averse to watching women watching naked women.
	7:49pm Linda Lee: good for you! do they have to be naked? :-D
	7:51pm Richard S: So years ago, I was in a 'gentleman's club' enjoying the entertainment when two young ladies sat down next to me. "We're lesbians," they said. "We have something in common, then," I (should have) said.
	7:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Creature is the favorite of the guy who does MpnsterKidRadio. He keeps talking about doing an episode on Music - but I think it's a daunting task...
	7:53pm Tommy in Neversink: Really enjoyed this show
	7:54pm shanghi1: I like the Vestal Virgin Toga Thing.
	7:54pm Tommy in Neversink: all these movies are very familiar to me
	7:55pm Linda Lee: @RichardS ~ i find it funny that they'd make an announcement :-D
	7:55pm Linda Lee: Rev, if we're not constrained by our sponsors as to what we do, why the heck not?
	7:56pm Richard S: Fine show, great interview, and CHECK OUT THOSE MOVIES, AND PAY ATTENTION TO THE MUSIC!!
	7:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: The End ?
	7:58pm Linda Lee: i must have a nicholas carras album to watch naked women by. that's all.
	8:00pm Linda Lee: www.mmmrecordings.com

Morricone Island with Devon E. Levins: Playlist from January 22, 2019

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Soundtrack music from the first silent forward. If it was written for the moving image, we'll play it. Library music included; popcorn optional.

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January 22, 2019: DAVID SCHECTER of Monstrous Movie Music (Pt. 2)
Monstrous Movie Music is a CD label specializing in previously unavailable 1940s-1970s film music of the finest composers working that era even though most are virtually unknown. MMM's initial releases were "re-recordings" faithfully restored and orchestrated by the label's co-founder Kathleen Mayne, before eventually releasing original soundtracks as well, all with striking covers painted by horror artist Robert Aragon and science fiction illustrator Vincent DiFate and meticulously researched liner notes by owner David Schecter who discusses the label's history for a second week. Please revisit Pt. 1 from 1/15/2019.

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THE FULL INTERVIEW is available in THE MORRICONE ISLAND INTERVIEWS PODCAST archives!

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Paul Sawtell/Bert Shefter	Main Title	The Cosmic Man	MMM Recordings	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Nicholas Carras	Song For Sabrina (Vocal)	The Doll Squad	MMM Recordings	0:00:37 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Walter Greene	Barbecue #2 "Barbecue #2" by "Walter Greene"	The Brain from Planet Arous	MMM Recordings	0:03:00 (Pop-up)
Walter Greene	Starts to Kiss "Starts to Kiss" by "Walter Greene"	The Brain from Planet Arous	MMM Recordings	0:06:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: DAVID SCHECTER	INTERVIEW "INTERVIEW" by "DAVID SCHECTER"	MONSTROUS MOVIE MUSIC		0:07:13 (Pop-up)
Ralph Carmichael	Violence (Unused Main Title)	The Blob (And Other Creepy Sounds)	MMM Recordings	0:10:32 (Pop-up)
Burt Bacharach/Hal David	The Blob	The Blob (And Other Creepy Sounds)	MMM Recordings	0:12:26 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: DAVID SCHECTER	INTERVIEW "INTERVIEW" by "DAVID SCHECTER"	MONSTROUS MOVIE MUSIC		0:13:54 (Pop-up)
Ernest Gold	Main Title "Main Title" by "Ernest Gold"	The McCullochs	MMM Recordings	0:18:38 (Pop-up)
DAVID SCHECTER	INTERVIEW "INTERVIEW" by "DAVID SCHECTER"	MONSTROUS MOVIE MUSIC	MMM Recordings	0:20:21 (Pop-up)
Paul Dunlap	Ellie At Mailbox "Ellie At Mailbox" by "Paul Dunlap"	Hellgate	MMM Recordings	0:25:03 (Pop-up)
DAVID SCHECTER	INTERVIEW "INTERVIEW" by "DAVID SCHECTER"	MONSTROUS MOVIE MUSIC		0:25:29 (Pop-up)
Nicholas Carras	Main Title (Stereo)	The Doll Squad	MMM Recordings	0:26:39 (Pop-up)
DAVID SCHECTER	INTERVIEW "INTERVIEW" by "DAVID SCHECTER"	MONSTROUS MOVIE MUSIC		0:32:38 (Pop-up)
Paul Sawtell/Bert Shefter	Prelude And Main Title	Virgin Sacrifice	MMM Recordings	0:36:03 (Pop-up)
Paul Sawtell/Bert Shefter	Main Title	Kronos	MMM Recordings	0:37:21 (Pop-up)
DAVID SCHECTER	INTERVIEW "INTERVIEW" by "DAVID SCHECTER"	MONSTROUS MOVIE MUSIC	MMM Recordings	0:39:10 (Pop-up)
Walter Greene	War of the Satellites: Main Title	This Island Earth (and Other Alien Invasion Films)	MMM Recordings	0:40:47 (Pop-up)
Walter Greene	Main Title "Main Title" by "Walter Greene"	The Brain from Planet Arous	MMM Recordings	0:42:31 (Pop-up)
DAVID SCHECTER	INTERVIEW "INTERVIEW" by "DAVID SCHECTER"	MONSTROUS MOVIE MUSIC		0:43:22 (Pop-up)
Nicholas Carras	Date Bait: Fight "Date Bait: Fight" by "Nicholas Carras"	Juvenile Jive: Date Bait	MMM Recordings	0:54:04 (Pop-up)
Herman Stein	Creature From The Black Lagoon Main Title	Creature From The Black Lagoon (And Other Jungle Films)	MMM Recordings	0:57:12 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: More Monsters ! :)
	7:01pm dale: love this - could have been another vic damone or frank sinatra jr.
	7:02pm common: Monsters!
	7:02pm Michael 98145: elite!
	7:02pm Linda Lee: beautiful! good evening!
	7:03pm Linda Lee: honestly, after UHBE almost anything would sound wonderful.
	7:03pm ultradamno: Are The Doll Squad not at all concerned with attacks coming from behind them?
	7:04pm dale: they might enjoy that ultradamo.
	7:05pm Michael 98145: "are creatures from space watching us NOW?"
	7:05pm mrmikestandsir: "goodbye cosmic man!"
	7:05pm Linda Lee: who would dare, honestly?
	7:07pm dale: is cosmic man where rex got that soundbite at the end of his show?
	7:07pm Papayo: i love this program! greetings from Spain
	7:07pm Linda Lee: oh my lord, is that the brain? fantastic! it looks like one of the dancing raisins!
	7:08pm Linda Lee: hello Papayo! this is a good show for your late hour..
	7:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...you speak too soon LL ? :)
	7:10pm Linda Lee: i'm sorry, what about?
	7:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...mind control...
	7:12pm Michael 98145: gotta watch out for those "space brains."
	7:12pm Richard S: Everybody sing along!
	7:12pm Linda Lee: ha! oh yes. we love it.
	7:12pm Papayo: Hello Linda! Yeah is a good show for this rainy day!
	7:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bacharach David !!
	7:12pm queems: beware of the blob haunts my sister to this day
	7:13pm Rich in Washington: I have Ralph Carmicheal's Moog gospel record.
	7:13pm ultradamno: The brain's head shot horrorpediadotcom.files.wordpress.com...
	7:14pm Linda Lee: have you played it on air, Rich?
	7:15pm Richard S: The Blob should be in the National Film Registry for so many good reasons, especially because it is emblematic of its genre.
	7:15pm Rich in Washington: I think so. Years ago, maybe when I first found it. I should dig it up and give it a spin.
	7:15pm Linda Lee: thank you, ultradamno. the stuff of nightmares.
	7:16pm Linda Lee: yes you should!
	7:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'The Monster Show' posits that the image of huge brains w/ eyes correlates to the then new media of TV & it's impact on culture & psychology in the I suppose Marshall McLuhan sense... @ @ }}}
	7:17pm Linda Lee: Rev ~ makes sense!
	7:18pm ultradamno: I like the eyes. He's an exasperated brain.
	7:18pm Linda Lee: do you guys realize how conventional the expectation is that women use their bodies as currency? not just some .. all of them.
	7:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yerknow - why certain Images - When.
	7:19pm Listener Robert: Now, see, I would've been one of those thinking OF COURSE it'd have to have the Bacharach. Doesn't matter how it's supposed to "fit in".
	7:20pm Linda Lee: well sure! the visually oriented sensability. absolutely.
	7:21pm Linda Lee: it's because we're a visually oriented species that visuals reflect the zeitgeist. defo!
	7:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mom deffo lost the battle to not sit so close to the screens... I was defending George Martin's Yellow Submarine music w/ Beatlepersons...I think some people still haven't picked up on Soundtrack as a Genre - even as Pop has looong been accepted as Classic as a Truism...
	7:24pm Richard S: Comedies, horror, and sci-fi rarely get noticed for the major awards by the Oscars
	7:26pm dale: great shot of tarzen leaping off the brooklyn bridge in that.
	7:26pm Linda Lee: wow! amazing! how to avoid recognizing the genre? we live in soundtracks ~ as visual beings!
	7:30pm Michael 98145: { Arvo Pärt provided the soundtrack for our wolf moon-watching the other evening }
	7:30pm Linda Lee: very nice!
	7:31pm Linda Lee: will we ever break loose of the idea that only men like watching naked women? we really should. :-D
	7:32pm Michael 98145: :)
	7:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ooo. Still never seen Kronos.
	7:40pm Linda Lee: i love this poster art. love it.
	7:42pm Linda Lee: i'd like to see the blinkin' brain movie
	7:43pm Linda Lee: and here it is! www.youtube.com...
	7:44pm shanghi1: Greetings from Everett, WA. No Linda I'm not averse to watching women watching naked women.
	7:49pm Linda Lee: good for you! do they have to be naked? :-D
	7:51pm Richard S: So years ago, I was in a 'gentleman's club' enjoying the entertainment when two young ladies sat down next to me. "We're lesbians," they said. "We have something in common, then," I (should have) said.
	7:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Creature is the favorite of the guy who does MpnsterKidRadio. He keeps talking about doing an episode on Music - but I think it's a daunting task...
	7:53pm Tommy in Neversink: Really enjoyed this show
	7:54pm shanghi1: I like the Vestal Virgin Toga Thing.
	7:54pm Tommy in Neversink: all these movies are very familiar to me
	7:55pm Linda Lee: @RichardS ~ i find it funny that they'd make an announcement :-D
	7:55pm Linda Lee: Rev, if we're not constrained by our sponsors as to what we do, why the heck not?
	7:56pm Richard S: Fine show, great interview, and CHECK OUT THOSE MOVIES, AND PAY ATTENTION TO THE MUSIC!!
	7:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: The End ?
	7:58pm Linda Lee: i must have a nicholas carras album to watch naked women by. that's all.
	8:00pm Linda Lee: www.mmmrecordings.com

Morricone Island with Devon E. Levins: Playlist from January 22, 2019

Listener comments!

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