WFMU: Nowhere Places with SV: Playlist from July 8, 2019

Listener comments!
	12:04am sv: evening to anyone who's listening
	12:08am Yvang: Hi! You have at least one french listener in the dawn...
	12:08am sv: and a happy dawn to you, Yvang!
	12:09am Heath: Good evening from Crown Heights
	12:09am sv: hello, heath! happy you're with us.
	12:11am Hams: all ears.
	12:11am Dean: This "tune" reminds me of one of my favorite books of the late '70s, Techniques of Crime Scene Investigation. It served to supply a cover of an issue of Flipside fanzine at the time.
	12:12am sv: thank you for the ears, hams - i am in desperate need of ears
	12:13am sv: @dean that sounds like some grisly reading
	12:14am Dean: Perhaps, but it remains in print in new editions.
	12:14am Hams: glad to tune in, sv. ..here in kensington, brooklyn.
	12:15am passiflora:
	12:17am Dean: The cover I mentioned: http://www.angelfire.com/ca/X8/Flipside3.html
	12:17am sv: oof, dean, that's gnarly
	12:18am sv: hello, passiflora!
	12:19am coelacanth∅: greetings startling vinaigrette and others
	12:22am sv: hello coelacanth∅, pleasure to have you
	12:23am Hippie Jesus: Good evening from Texas
	12:24am Scraps: h'lo. nice. like cluster, only slower
	12:24am sv: hello, hippie jesus - benedictions unto you
	12:24am sv: hi, scraps! welcome to nowhere.
	12:24am Dean: Do you play records from invisible birds, SV? Well worth exploring: https://ingentingkollektiva.bandcamp.com/
	12:25am northguineahills: Grouper! still stuck in a non-placial ambiguous temporal zone...
	12:25am coelacanth∅: i like me some grouper
	12:26am sv: @dean not familiar with that label, will look into it!!
	12:26am sv: i will confess that i have a grouper tattoo
	12:26am coelacanth∅: ugly fish taste better ...(apparently not the case with coelacanth)
	12:27am coelacanth∅: you really have a tattoo of a grouper? -i'm impressed.
	12:28am Dean: Started in Berkeley, moved to Portland, OR, thence to Brooklyn. Matthew is quite an artist and curator. He shut down operations not long ago, i.e., no more new releases, but I think he has inventory and, of course, digital.
	12:29am northguineahills: Ellen Fullman! (you're making it hard for me to go to bed....)
	12:30am Dean: Berg Wozzeck allusion no doubt here. "Langsam, Wozzeck, langsam!"
	12:31am sv: @coelacanth∅ it's true!
	12:31am sv: ngh, stay up for a while! i could use the company
	12:34am coelacanth∅: there are many species of grouper so i wonder which one and of course aside from always thinking of the person who calls herself grouper (also impressively) i can't help but think of the zefrank video about groupers. funny shit.
	12:37am sv: ah jeez, i actually misread your question - i have a tattoo of some of grouper's artwork, not a tattoo of an actual grouper, though now that you mention it that might not be a bad idea. not familiar with the zefrank video you mention!
	12:40am coelacanth∅: i may be mistaken it may be the anglerfish zefrank did a video for - decidedly more hideous in general. worth watching anyway. so i didn't know grouper was a visual artist as well.
	12:44am sv: i gotta look into that
	12:44am sv: her stuff's really amazing www.repeatingpattern.com
	12:45am coelacanth∅: (that tat may be impressive too...i don't know!) ...zefrank video: www.youtube.com... - though i very much don't want to promote youboob. it's the anglerfish after all.
	12:45am Carmichael: Heya, listening in the Sacramento valley.
	12:47am coelacanth∅: patterns. i like it. i did a lot of pattern/texture imagery when i did b/w film photography.
	12:47am sv: greetings and salutations, carmichael!
	12:48am sv: ah, interesting - what would you shoot?
	12:51am Carmichael: Actually a good sized enclave of listeners out here.
	12:51am coelacanth∅: patterns everywhere! fractals everywhere! symmetry everywhere!
	12:52am sv: fair play!
	12:54am coelacanth∅: extreme close-ups were my favorite thing. the inside of cut fruit or a nut; flowers or other plant life; animals' hair patterns and their paws...human made structures of course...
	12:56am sv: i took a film photo class in high school and was fascinated by a lot of the same things, though i never had a zoom lens that would allow me to get really granular. my teacher always used to say that if you get close enough to anything it'll look gorgeous - i tend to agree
	12:56am coelacanth∅: even when i succumbed to digital photography, for financial reasons, i enjoyed it (though the results are certainly inferior to film) but then my camera was stolen, and my extreme macro lens.
	12:57am coelacanth∅: i must agree with that teacher's sentiment
	12:59am coelacanth∅: (really like that penetralia album cover)
	12:59am sv: ah, that's a shame :(
	1:00am sv: you can get that album for free on bandcamp if you wish [pay what you want] - each song has a different image associated with it that appears to be a manipulation of that image you see before you
	1:05am coelacanth∅: cool i'm getting it! i never take anything for free via bandcamp unless it gives me no option. if i want it enough to download it i can pay 2-3 bucks, at least.
	1:06am sv: rad! jute gyte also makes insanely strange black metal if that's your thing
	1:07am coelacanth∅: one of my things yeh
	1:08am rw: Photography?! I had a photo teacher said the same thing. But it was as as an admonishment.
	1:08am Dean: I took a photography class in '72. We made our own pin-hole box cameras and developed our own shots.
	1:11am sv: @rw i think that there was a hint of disdain in my teacher's voice too, but i chose to ignore it and a lot of shots he favored tended towards these closeups revealing the form we're not usually privy to
	1:11am sv: i'd still like to try making a pinhole box camera
	1:16am rw: I've made tons of cameras. It's pretty easy. When I taught photography on the first day I would build a camera out of a cardboard box, a cheap plastic magnifying glass, some duct tape and as a viewing screen I'd have one of the students go to the bathroom and grab a toilet seat protector. It was kind of magic and clearly demonstrated the simplicity of the mechanics.
	1:18am sv: that's so rad - great first day activity/demonstration too!
	1:21am sv: so how about anne carson y'all
	1:21am rw: I never made a career of teaching but I did find that if I could get the students excited about what they were doing right away it made my job much easier. They'd create their own energy and all I would have to do was guide them. If that energy didn't take hold in the beginning I'd have to pull them along which was kind of a drag.
	1:23am rw: Digging the Anne Carson.
	1:23am rw: Making me feel like I should read more. Or, rather, read at all.
	1:26am Fashion Tashjian: Good morning y'all from Yerevan.
	1:26am sv: i'm very disappointed in myself for how little i've read this year
	1:26am sv: good morning Fashion Tashjian!
	1:35am coelacanth∅: yes Anne Carson! (yes i know. that's so 25 minutes ago)
	1:37am sv: time is just about irrelevant here! glad you enjoyed her reading. i think this piece of hers is amazing and i hope she publishes it.
	1:37am Hams: yeah, me too. my reading list this year is pretty sad for an ol' comp. lit. major. i did read a book my dad's been pushing on me for the past 10yrs., though.
	1:38am sv: i'm in the same boat as you, ham - what book did you finally read through?
	1:39am coelacanth∅: i never made a pinhole camera but i understand the concept and helped a young person i know to make hers work. i have rigged many "disposable" cameras for repeat use. if i still had darkroom privileges i'd make a pinhole camera RIGHT NOW
	1:41am Dean: Every two months I try mightily to read ~500 pages of reviews of new classical recordings, on top of which I read scholarship in law and literary criticism. Yet once upon a time (pre-kids) I read much more. Much more.
	1:42am sv: you're making me feel bad about my reading habits, dean, i must admit
	1:42am sv: wfmu pinhole camera party
	1:42am coelacanth∅: reading Love in the time of cholera now. only about 50 pages in. much less challenging so far than any other full length novels i've read by Garcia-Marquez.
	1:44am Hams: RED BADGE OF COURAGE. it was great. for some reason, i was always reluctant to read it. gotta watch the john huston adaptation now.
	1:44am sv: i've been meaning to read that one for a while now, always pass on it for some reason
	1:46am sv: i still need to read red badge as well
	1:48am coelacanth∅: i wrote it down, somewhere... but someone here must know ...what full-length book it is that's based entirely on a very short passage of time, like 10 minutes or an hour or something. (that's all i remember about it...but i very much want to read it)
	1:48am Hams: it really got me, upon reading, when i realized what a "red badge of courage" was.
	1:48am Dean: Also, Golden Notebook, again.
	1:51am kimgland: great show !!!
	1:52am sv: coelacanth∅ that sounds so familiar
	1:53am sv: i've never read the golden notebook either :/
	1:53am sv: thanks, kim! appreciate you tuning in
	1:54am Hams: i've been doing labor work, so my reading tends to take a toll. when i worked at the movie theater i read all the time.
	1:55am coelacanth∅: def someone on the fmu comment board that i learned of it from
	1:55am sv: i used to try and read on the job during slow times at this wonderful garden shop i worked at, but my managers weren't too into the optics of that.
	1:57am uru boris: Insomnia !! :/
	1:59am sv: sorry uru boris - i'm at least glad you're with us!
	2:00am Hams: yeah, it was the same way at the theater, they discouraged reading.
	2:03am sv: stupid policy as far as i'm concerned
	2:12am coelacanth∅: my time has come Thanks sv! most excellent. good night everyone
	2:14am sv: fare thee well, coelacanth∅! thanks for sticking around
	2:15am rw: Later coel. And my time as well. Thank you SV! Have a good week everyone!
	2:16am Syl: Digging your show, sv!
	2:18am sv: See ya, RW!
	2:18am sv: thanks, syl!
	2:30am Fashion Tashjian: Peace, y'all. I'm still here. Hi SV.
	2:31am sv: appreciate you sticking around, fashion - hope you're enjoying the show
	2:49am sv: this'll be the last one from me - thanks to anyone and everyone who tuned in. love y'all - stick around for spectrum audio up next!
	2:51am Drunken Creep: A fine place for tired ears
	8:02am uru boris: Morning from stinky Philly!!!!!?

Nowhere Places with SV: Playlist from July 8, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Approx. start time
Anne Carson	Essay On Threat Part 1	Essay On Threat	Anne Carson	2018	MP3	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Autechre & The Hafler Trio	æ³o "æ³o" by "Autechre & The Hafler Trio"	æ³o & h³æ	Phonometrography	2003	MP3	0:03:39 (Pop-up)
Lászlo Hortobágyi	Reptile Temple '79	Transreplica Meccano	Lullabies For Insomniacs	2017	MP3	0:15:43 (Pop-up)
Grouper	Close Cloak "Close Cloak" by "Grouper"	Way Their Crept	Free Porcupine Society	2005	MP3	0:21:31 (Pop-up)
Ellen Fullman	Langzaam "Langzaam" by "Ellen Fullman"	The Long String Instrument	Apollo Records	1985	MP3	0:27:41 (Pop-up)
Oscilation Circuit	Homme "Homme" by "Oscilation Circuit"	Série Réflexion 1	Sound Process	1984	MP3	0:30:02 (Pop-up)
Jute Gyte	Red Gaze "Red Gaze" by "Jute Gyte"	Penetralia	Jute Gyte	2018	MP3	0:43:32 (Pop-up)
I Am A Lake Of Burning Orchids	Granular Synthesis Experiment	Valediction	Whitemorgue	2019	MP3	0:51:36 (Pop-up)
Anne Carson	Essay On Threat Part 2	Essay On Threat	Anne Carson	2018	MP3	0:58:23 (Pop-up)
Beach Vicodin	Side A "Side A" by "Beach Vicodin"	Beach Vicodin	Barton Street	2019	MP3	1:03:22 (Pop-up)
Asmus Tietchens	Bubendey Notturno	Face to Face Vol. 1	Odd Size	1988	MP3	1:14:52 (Pop-up)
Laurie Spiegel	Two Archetypes II "Two Archetypes II" by "Laurie Spiegel"	Unseen Worlds	Unseen Worlds	2019	MP3	1:22:26 (Pop-up)
The Microphones	Universe "Universe" by "The Microphones"	The Singing from Mount Eerie	K	2003	MP3	1:25:29 (Pop-up)
Pan Sonic	Kurnutus "Kurnutus" by "Pan Sonic"	Kulma	Blast First	1997	MP3	1:28:26 (Pop-up)
Pine Smoke Lodge	Zauli "Zauli" by "Pine Smoke Lodge"	Pine Smoke Lodge and Deep Magic Split	Sacred Phrases	2010	MP3	1:30:59 (Pop-up)
Third Ear Band	Fire "Fire" by "Third Ear Band"	Third Ear Band	Harvest	1970	MP3	1:33:54 (Pop-up)
Mica Levi	Lipstick to Void "Lipstick to Void" by "Mica Levi"	Under The Skin (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)	Milan	2014	MP3	1:43:13 (Pop-up)
Kaoru Todoroki	Atmosphere Of The Forest	Uncle Calvin's Private Life	Stratosphere Music	1985	MP3	1:46:57 (Pop-up)
Veetdharm Morgan Fisher	The Emerald Isle	A Slice Of Life	LLE	1984	MP3	1:49:58 (Pop-up)
Autechre	Maphive 6.1 "Maphive 6.1" by "Autechre"	EP7	Warp	1999	MP3	1:52:34 (Pop-up)
Anne Carson	Essay On Threat Part 3	Essay On Threat	Anne Carson	2018	MP3	2:00:47 (Pop-up)
Christina Carter	For All Death/Be, Come	Bastard Wing	Eclipse Records	2003	MP3	2:02:39 (Pop-up)
The Microphones	Samba (120 BPM) "Samba (120 BPM)" by "The Microphones"	The Drums From "Mt. Eerie"	K	2003	MP3	2:07:16 (Pop-up)
Kali Malone	Rose Wreath Crown (For CW)	The Sacrificial Code	iDEAL Recordings	2019	MP3	2:11:00 (Pop-up)
Franco Battiato	Sud Afternoon "Sud Afternoon" by "Franco Battiato"	L'Egitto Prima Delle Sabbie	Ricordi	1978	MP3	2:19:49 (Pop-up)
Uon	Solaris "Solaris" by "Uon"	Untitled	West Mineral Ltd.	2018	MP3	2:27:33 (Pop-up)
Ellen Arkbro	CHORDS for guitar "CHORDS for guitar" by "Ellen Arkbro"	CHORDS	Subtext	2019	MP3	2:32:22 (Pop-up)
Virginia Astley	A Summer Long Since Passed	Hope in a Darkened Heart	Warner Music	1986	MP3	2:37:49 (Pop-up)
Lucrecia Dalt	Esotro (William Basinski Remix)	Esotro (William Basinski Remix)	Other People	2014	MP3	2:42:15 (Pop-up)
His Name Is Alive	Darkest Dreams "Darkest Dreams" by "His Name Is Alive"	Livonia	4AD	1990	MP3	2:45:59 (Pop-up)
Natural Snow Buildings	The Rising Portal	Terror's Horns	Ba Da Bing!	2015	MP3	2:47:59 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:04am sv: evening to anyone who's listening
	12:08am Yvang: Hi! You have at least one french listener in the dawn...
	12:08am sv: and a happy dawn to you, Yvang!
	12:09am Heath: Good evening from Crown Heights
	12:09am sv: hello, heath! happy you're with us.
	12:11am Hams: all ears.
	12:11am Dean: This "tune" reminds me of one of my favorite books of the late '70s, Techniques of Crime Scene Investigation. It served to supply a cover of an issue of Flipside fanzine at the time.
	12:12am sv: thank you for the ears, hams - i am in desperate need of ears
	12:13am sv: @dean that sounds like some grisly reading
	12:14am Dean: Perhaps, but it remains in print in new editions.
	12:14am Hams: glad to tune in, sv. ..here in kensington, brooklyn.
	12:15am passiflora:
	12:17am Dean: The cover I mentioned: http://www.angelfire.com/ca/X8/Flipside3.html
	12:17am sv: oof, dean, that's gnarly
	12:18am sv: hello, passiflora!
	12:19am coelacanth∅: greetings startling vinaigrette and others
	12:22am sv: hello coelacanth∅, pleasure to have you
	12:23am Hippie Jesus: Good evening from Texas
	12:24am Scraps: h'lo. nice. like cluster, only slower
	12:24am sv: hello, hippie jesus - benedictions unto you
	12:24am sv: hi, scraps! welcome to nowhere.
	12:24am Dean: Do you play records from invisible birds, SV? Well worth exploring: https://ingentingkollektiva.bandcamp.com/
	12:25am northguineahills: Grouper! still stuck in a non-placial ambiguous temporal zone...
	12:25am coelacanth∅: i like me some grouper
	12:26am sv: @dean not familiar with that label, will look into it!!
	12:26am sv: i will confess that i have a grouper tattoo
	12:26am coelacanth∅: ugly fish taste better ...(apparently not the case with coelacanth)
	12:27am coelacanth∅: you really have a tattoo of a grouper? -i'm impressed.
	12:28am Dean: Started in Berkeley, moved to Portland, OR, thence to Brooklyn. Matthew is quite an artist and curator. He shut down operations not long ago, i.e., no more new releases, but I think he has inventory and, of course, digital.
	12:29am northguineahills: Ellen Fullman! (you're making it hard for me to go to bed....)
	12:30am Dean: Berg Wozzeck allusion no doubt here. "Langsam, Wozzeck, langsam!"
	12:31am sv: @coelacanth∅ it's true!
	12:31am sv: ngh, stay up for a while! i could use the company
	12:34am coelacanth∅: there are many species of grouper so i wonder which one and of course aside from always thinking of the person who calls herself grouper (also impressively) i can't help but think of the zefrank video about groupers. funny shit.
	12:37am sv: ah jeez, i actually misread your question - i have a tattoo of some of grouper's artwork, not a tattoo of an actual grouper, though now that you mention it that might not be a bad idea. not familiar with the zefrank video you mention!
	12:40am coelacanth∅: i may be mistaken it may be the anglerfish zefrank did a video for - decidedly more hideous in general. worth watching anyway. so i didn't know grouper was a visual artist as well.
	12:44am sv: i gotta look into that
	12:44am sv: her stuff's really amazing www.repeatingpattern.com
	12:45am coelacanth∅: (that tat may be impressive too...i don't know!) ...zefrank video: www.youtube.com... - though i very much don't want to promote youboob. it's the anglerfish after all.
	12:45am Carmichael: Heya, listening in the Sacramento valley.
	12:47am coelacanth∅: patterns. i like it. i did a lot of pattern/texture imagery when i did b/w film photography.
	12:47am sv: greetings and salutations, carmichael!
	12:48am sv: ah, interesting - what would you shoot?
	12:51am Carmichael: Actually a good sized enclave of listeners out here.
	12:51am coelacanth∅: patterns everywhere! fractals everywhere! symmetry everywhere!
	12:52am sv: fair play!
	12:54am coelacanth∅: extreme close-ups were my favorite thing. the inside of cut fruit or a nut; flowers or other plant life; animals' hair patterns and their paws...human made structures of course...
	12:56am sv: i took a film photo class in high school and was fascinated by a lot of the same things, though i never had a zoom lens that would allow me to get really granular. my teacher always used to say that if you get close enough to anything it'll look gorgeous - i tend to agree
	12:56am coelacanth∅: even when i succumbed to digital photography, for financial reasons, i enjoyed it (though the results are certainly inferior to film) but then my camera was stolen, and my extreme macro lens.
	12:57am coelacanth∅: i must agree with that teacher's sentiment
	12:59am coelacanth∅: (really like that penetralia album cover)
	12:59am sv: ah, that's a shame :(
	1:00am sv: you can get that album for free on bandcamp if you wish [pay what you want] - each song has a different image associated with it that appears to be a manipulation of that image you see before you
	1:05am coelacanth∅: cool i'm getting it! i never take anything for free via bandcamp unless it gives me no option. if i want it enough to download it i can pay 2-3 bucks, at least.
	1:06am sv: rad! jute gyte also makes insanely strange black metal if that's your thing
	1:07am coelacanth∅: one of my things yeh
	1:08am rw: Photography?! I had a photo teacher said the same thing. But it was as as an admonishment.
	1:08am Dean: I took a photography class in '72. We made our own pin-hole box cameras and developed our own shots.
	1:11am sv: @rw i think that there was a hint of disdain in my teacher's voice too, but i chose to ignore it and a lot of shots he favored tended towards these closeups revealing the form we're not usually privy to
	1:11am sv: i'd still like to try making a pinhole box camera
	1:16am rw: I've made tons of cameras. It's pretty easy. When I taught photography on the first day I would build a camera out of a cardboard box, a cheap plastic magnifying glass, some duct tape and as a viewing screen I'd have one of the students go to the bathroom and grab a toilet seat protector. It was kind of magic and clearly demonstrated the simplicity of the mechanics.
	1:18am sv: that's so rad - great first day activity/demonstration too!
	1:21am sv: so how about anne carson y'all
	1:21am rw: I never made a career of teaching but I did find that if I could get the students excited about what they were doing right away it made my job much easier. They'd create their own energy and all I would have to do was guide them. If that energy didn't take hold in the beginning I'd have to pull them along which was kind of a drag.
	1:23am rw: Digging the Anne Carson.
	1:23am rw: Making me feel like I should read more. Or, rather, read at all.
	1:26am Fashion Tashjian: Good morning y'all from Yerevan.
	1:26am sv: i'm very disappointed in myself for how little i've read this year
	1:26am sv: good morning Fashion Tashjian!
	1:35am coelacanth∅: yes Anne Carson! (yes i know. that's so 25 minutes ago)
	1:37am sv: time is just about irrelevant here! glad you enjoyed her reading. i think this piece of hers is amazing and i hope she publishes it.
	1:37am Hams: yeah, me too. my reading list this year is pretty sad for an ol' comp. lit. major. i did read a book my dad's been pushing on me for the past 10yrs., though.
	1:38am sv: i'm in the same boat as you, ham - what book did you finally read through?
	1:39am coelacanth∅: i never made a pinhole camera but i understand the concept and helped a young person i know to make hers work. i have rigged many "disposable" cameras for repeat use. if i still had darkroom privileges i'd make a pinhole camera RIGHT NOW
	1:41am Dean: Every two months I try mightily to read ~500 pages of reviews of new classical recordings, on top of which I read scholarship in law and literary criticism. Yet once upon a time (pre-kids) I read much more. Much more.
	1:42am sv: you're making me feel bad about my reading habits, dean, i must admit
	1:42am sv: wfmu pinhole camera party
	1:42am coelacanth∅: reading Love in the time of cholera now. only about 50 pages in. much less challenging so far than any other full length novels i've read by Garcia-Marquez.
	1:44am Hams: RED BADGE OF COURAGE. it was great. for some reason, i was always reluctant to read it. gotta watch the john huston adaptation now.
	1:44am sv: i've been meaning to read that one for a while now, always pass on it for some reason
	1:46am sv: i still need to read red badge as well
	1:48am coelacanth∅: i wrote it down, somewhere... but someone here must know ...what full-length book it is that's based entirely on a very short passage of time, like 10 minutes or an hour or something. (that's all i remember about it...but i very much want to read it)
	1:48am Hams: it really got me, upon reading, when i realized what a "red badge of courage" was.
	1:48am Dean: Also, Golden Notebook, again.
	1:51am kimgland: great show !!!
	1:52am sv: coelacanth∅ that sounds so familiar
	1:53am sv: i've never read the golden notebook either :/
	1:53am sv: thanks, kim! appreciate you tuning in
	1:54am Hams: i've been doing labor work, so my reading tends to take a toll. when i worked at the movie theater i read all the time.
	1:55am coelacanth∅: def someone on the fmu comment board that i learned of it from
	1:55am sv: i used to try and read on the job during slow times at this wonderful garden shop i worked at, but my managers weren't too into the optics of that.
	1:57am uru boris: Insomnia !! :/
	1:59am sv: sorry uru boris - i'm at least glad you're with us!
	2:00am Hams: yeah, it was the same way at the theater, they discouraged reading.
	2:03am sv: stupid policy as far as i'm concerned
	2:12am coelacanth∅: my time has come Thanks sv! most excellent. good night everyone
	2:14am sv: fare thee well, coelacanth∅! thanks for sticking around
	2:15am rw: Later coel. And my time as well. Thank you SV! Have a good week everyone!
	2:16am Syl: Digging your show, sv!
	2:18am sv: See ya, RW!
	2:18am sv: thanks, syl!
	2:30am Fashion Tashjian: Peace, y'all. I'm still here. Hi SV.
	2:31am sv: appreciate you sticking around, fashion - hope you're enjoying the show
	2:49am sv: this'll be the last one from me - thanks to anyone and everyone who tuned in. love y'all - stick around for spectrum audio up next!
	2:51am Drunken Creep: A fine place for tired ears
	8:02am uru boris: Morning from stinky Philly!!!!!?

Nowhere Places with SV: Playlist from July 8, 2019

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