WFMU: Paul Bruno: Playlist from February 9, 2020

Paul Bruno: Playlist from February 9, 2020

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February 9, 2020

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New	Approx. start time
Talking Heads	Pulled Up "Pulled Up" by "Talking Heads"	Talking Heads 77	Sire	1977	LP				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Roxy Girls	Trials and Tribulations	A Poverty of Attention	Moshi Moshi		LP			*	0:04:09 (Pop-up)
Shepherds	Your Imagined Past "Your Imagined Past" by "Shepherds"	Insignificant Whip	Arrowhawk		LP			*	0:07:03 (Pop-up)
Girl Friday	Decoration/Currency "Decoration/Currency" by "Girl Friday"	Fashion Conman	Hardly Art		Cassette			*	0:10:03 (Pop-up)
Lush	Ladykillers "Ladykillers" by "Lush"	Lovelife	4AD	1996	CD				0:13:39 (Pop-up)
White Heat	Nervous Breakdown "Nervous Breakdown" by "White Heat"	Shake Some Action Vol. 5 - UK & Ireland - A Collection Of Powerpop, Mod & New Wave Rarities 1975-1986 (v/a)	Shake Some Action	2003	CD				0:17:06 (Pop-up)
F-X	Slag "Slag" by "F-X"	Action Time Vision (A Story Of Independent UK Punk 1976-1979) (v/a)	Cherry Red	2016	CD box set				0:20:02 (Pop-up)
ISS	Fake v Flake "Fake v Flake" by "ISS"	Alles 3rd Gut	Sorry State		LP			*	0:22:57 (Pop-up)
Nag	Page 24 "Page 24" by "Nag"	Red Panda EP	Nag		MP3			*	0:24:39 (Pop-up)
UtinUtin	Brush To The Side "Brush To The Side" by "UtinUtin"	Black Cat, Aneurysm and Simian Politics EP	UtinUtin		MP3			*	0:26:28 (Pop-up)
Woolen Men	Space invader "Space invader" by "Woolen Men"	Human to Human	Dog's Table		LP			*	0:28:31 (Pop-up)
Alien Nosejob	Blending In "Blending In" by "Alien Nosejob"	Suddenly Everything Is Twice As Loud	Anti-Fade		LP			*	0:31:15 (Pop-up)
Program	They Know "They Know" by "Program"	Show Me	Anti-Fade		LP			*	0:33:47 (Pop-up)
The Go-Betweens	in the Core of a Flame	G Stands For Go-Betweens: The Go-Betweens Anthology - Volume 2	Domino		Boxed set	1986-1989 recordings		*	0:36:30 (Pop-up)
Straitjacket Fits	Fabulous Things	Hail	Flying Nun	1988	LP	RIP Andrew Brough			0:39:21 (Pop-up)

Shopping	Expert Advice "Expert Advice" by "Shopping"	All or Nothing	FatCat		LP			*	0:58:12 (Pop-up)
The Bedrooms	We Are Unknown "We Are Unknown" by "The Bedrooms"	Passive Viewing	Domestic Departure		LP			*	1:00:40 (Pop-up)
Human League	Sound Of The Crowd "Sound Of The Crowd" by "Human League"	Dare	A&M	1981	LP				1:04:29 (Pop-up)
Penetration	Firing Squad "Firing Squad" by "Penetration"	Race Against Time	Clifdayn	1979	LP				1:09:41 (Pop-up)
Xetas	The Bystander "The Bystander" by "Xetas"	The Cypher	12XU		LP			*	1:10:58 (Pop-up)
Madhouse	Repulsion "Repulsion" by "Madhouse"	Madhouse	Fountain of Youth	1985	LP				1:14:20 (Pop-up)
Hammered Hulls	Written Words "Written Words" by "Hammered Hulls"	Written Words 7"	Dischord		7"			*	1:17:08 (Pop-up)
Get Smart!	Gold to Rust "Gold to Rust" by "Get Smart!"	Swimming with the Sharks	Restless	1986	LP				1:21:08 (Pop-up)
En Attendant Ana	Somewhere and Somehow	Juillet	Trouble In Mind		CD			*	1:24:16 (Pop-up)
Thigh Master	Mould Lines "Mould Lines" by "Thigh Master"	Now For Example	Goner		LP			*	1:27:13 (Pop-up)

Norma Tenega	Illusion "Illusion" by "Norma Tenega"	Sad About The Times (V/A)	Kemado		CD	Early 70s recordings		*	1:40:14 (Pop-up)
Plates of Cake	Crusader Castle "Crusader Castle" by "Plates of Cake"	Decline and Fall	Western Revisions		LP			*	1:44:14 (Pop-up)
Spirit	I Got a Line On You "I Got a Line On You" by "Spirit"	The Best of Spirit	CBS	1973	LP				1:46:34 (Pop-up)
Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band	Clear Spot	Clear Spot	Reprise	1972	LP				1:49:13 (Pop-up)
Ten High	No Waves "No Waves" by "Ten High"	Slackjaw Gaze 7"	What's for Breakfast		7"			*	1:52:50 (Pop-up)
The Victims	I Understand "I Understand" by "The Victims"	The Victims	In The Red		LP	Late 70s recordings		*	1:56:55 (Pop-up)
Midnite Snaxxx	12 O'Clock "12 O'Clock" by "Midnite Snaxxx"	Music Inside	Slovenly Records		LP			*	2:00:23 (Pop-up)
The Haskels	Born to Eat Cake "Born to Eat Cake" by "The Haskels"	The Haskels	Splunge Communications		LP	1979 recordings		*	2:02:02 (Pop-up)
QI-ZZ	New Baby "New Baby" by "QI-ZZ"	We Were Living in Cincinnati: Punk and Underground Sounds from Ohio's Queen City (1975-1982)	HoZac Records		LP			*	2:05:35 (Pop-up)
The Kind	You Don't Love Me Anymore	The Kind	360 Records		LP				2:07:21 (Pop-up)
Baby Shakes	Games You Play "Games You Play" by "Baby Shakes"	Cause a Scene	Lil Chewy		CD			*	2:10:54 (Pop-up)
Green	Better Way "Better Way" by "Green"	Green	Lion	2014	LP	Reissue of 1986 LP			2:15:11 (Pop-up)

The Jay Vons	Keep on Movin' "Keep on Movin'" by "The Jay Vons"	The Word	La Castanya		CD				2:28:12 (Pop-up)
Al Green	You Ought To Be With Me "You Ought To Be With Me" by "Al Green"	Al Green's Greatest Hits	Hi	1975	LP				2:30:19 (Pop-up)
Gwen McCrae	Rockin' Chair "Rockin' Chair" by "Gwen McCrae"	Rockin' Chair 45	Cat	1975	45				2:33:55 (Pop-up)
Disco Dave And The Force Of The 5 MCs	High Powered Rap	High Powered Rap 12"	Mike and Dave	1980	12"	aka the Crash Crew			2:37:03 (Pop-up)
Biz Markie	Vapors "Vapors" by "Biz Markie"	Vapors 12"	Cold Chillin'	1988	12"				2:44:27 (Pop-up)
Mark Stewart + Maffia	Hypnotized "Hypnotized" by "Mark Stewart + Maffia"	Mark Stewart + Maffia	Upside	1985	LP				2:49:10 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	5:04pm John from NP: Howdy
	5:06pm Lou in co: that ultimate spinach tune is an all timer for me
	5:07pm chresti: Hello
	5:10pm DJ PB: Hey eveyone! Thanks for tuning in!
	5:11pm coelacanth∅: Hey! Paul Bruno's on!
	5:14pm RobinSays: Hey Paul! Always good to hear you on WFMU. I'm kinda loving this Girl Friday track. Are they a current band? I might be interested in seeing them
	5:14pm northguineahills: Lush!
	5:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Great !
	5:18pm SeanG: Yo Paul B!
	5:19pm lukavino: WHITE HEAT BIG TUNE
	5:21pm lukavino: there's a must see video of that White Heat cut out there where the singer starts doing push ups at one point.
	5:23pm DJ PB: Hey all! Thanks for checking in! Hope you're digging the tunes! Yes Robin, I believe Girl Friday is a current band from Los Angeles. But you should double check that yourself!
	5:24pm Jason S: good to hear you DJ PB!
	5:34pm Mod Mokka Matti: Hello, DJ PB! It's my first time hearing you on FMU, but anyone who includes some Lush followed up with that scorching White Heat on their playlist is A-OK by me!
	5:35pm ParUbi: Hey there, DJ PB. First time listening to your show!
	5:42pm phat: jesus, this Straightjacket Fits hits the spot
	5:42pm RobinSays: Ah yes, Straitjacket Fits. So sublime. Their cover of Leonard Cohen's "So Long Marianne" is so beautiful...
	5:44pm coelacanth∅: i'd hoped you'd play straightjacket fits. rest in peace Andrew Brough
	5:47pm John from Florham park: Hello fellow listeners
	5:47pm coelacanth∅: (i think it's "bro")
	5:49pm PJ: The G-B’s box has their second three albums plus a double live album, and five CDs of demos, b-sides and outtakes. New copies are still available from the label.
	5:49pm John from Florham park: @DJ PB first time I have heard you very impressed
	5:50pm CC: Hello Paul and all..!..interesting stuff so far!!
	5:51pm John from Florham park: @John NP howdy @Parubi howdy
	5:52pm listener 126464: Hi Paul, cheers everybody!
	5:52pm mariano: Hey all!
	5:56pm Mike Sin: Cherry Red is an incredible compiler of sub genres. Their compilations really cover important historical angles.
	6:00pm coelacanth∅: in my world an "album" must have over 23 minutes on it, regardless of how many tracks and what it's called by the artist or label. (though an ep could still have over 23 minutes)
	6:00pm coelacanth∅: hey mariano!
	6:00pm DJ PB: Very well put, Mike Sin!
	6:15pm Will: Paul so good to hear you.There is so much music. Please add me to email list if'n you got one...Will
	6:18pm JakeGould: Thanks for that Human League just before.
	6:26pm RobinSays: Wow, I loved that Get Smart! song. Paul, thanx for playing so many songs with vocals by women.
	6:26pm Sean F: Checkin in boss! Can’t believe I can chat with the one and only right here
	6:27pm Mr. Pumpy: Greetings...all and Paul!
	6:28pm SheWolf: I'm loving all of this.
	6:29pm Mr. Pumpy: Hola, mariano. chresti, coelacanth, jake, john, par, north...
	6:29pm mariano: Hi coelacanth, Mr Pumpy!
	6:29pm Mr. Pumpy: @SheWolf...loos like a killer set so far, which I missed until now!
	6:30pm Mr. Pumpy: What's the good word, mariano?
	6:31pm chresti: Hi Mr. Pumpy!
	6:37pm mariano: Oh, just chilling in my cave, Mr. Pumpy. Reading, rocking, looking for some stock imagery for a graphics project I'm working on. How are things with you?
	6:41pm RomanDogBird: obsessed with this norma tanega song
	6:43pm Mr. Pumpy: Ahhh...not too bad. My aunt leaves on Tuesday, so it will be just me and my old man. I just left there. I kind of had it our with him. He tends to think his opinion is fact and if you state a differing opinion you are putting him down. Pretty horrible way to live. I usually keep my trap shut, but I have my limits! Anyhow...nothing I can't deal with. It's just a shame, He's so judgmental and angry all the time. He has been this way for a while, way before the stroke. The stroke definitely hasn't helped. Life goes on. But, I digress from my digression, I'm here to sooth the savage beast with good vibes!
	6:45pm ignatatus666: Hi Paul Long time caller First time listener In reference to the Emo reference The Dischord bands at the time of Egghead embrace ignition etc. were coined Emo by the old time Straight Edgers. They wanted to make sure no one mistook these records for Hardcore or straight edge. Many of the early Straight Edge bands evolved into that Emo genre. Then somehow the Emo genre became a completely different scene so the Dischord type bands dropped the Emo label. ( the reference)
	6:46pm northguineahills: hence, why many people differentiated said bands as either emocore or screamocore….
	6:48pm Mr. Pumpy: I thought elmocore was all about sesame street and puppets and shit
	6:48pm Mr. Pumpy: Spirit! Nice...
	6:53pm Mr. Pumpy: Nice segue into the cap'n, Paul Bruno!
	6:53pm Franco Twinkie: Someone on WFMU, I can't remember who, pledged to play Captain Beefheart on every show.
	6:53pm choggie: whenever I turn somebody new on to Captain beefheart, I always turn them on to Clear Spot first.
	6:53pm JakeGould: When I first heard the word “emo” being used to describe a genre is was literally just a Dischord records thing with the “Rites of Spring.” Then I heard it used to describe “The Promise Ring.” And then — somehow ” “My Chemical Romance” is emo? I barely get that.
	6:54pm choggie: Best produced BH album
	6:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Devon E. Levins plays the Enno on Tuesday evenings.
	6:55pm ignatatus666: Emocore and screamcore came much later Kids referred to the Smashing Pumpkins as Emo I booked screamo and emocore bands like 10 years after. What I’ll never accept is kids that label their music as post punk or post hardcore. Either you is or you ain’t!!
	6:58pm Franco Twinkie: Choggie, You are right, but The Spotlight Kid, which is probably the worst produced Beefheart album is my favorite.
	6:58pm mariano: Sorry to hear about the tension with your dad, Mr Pumpy. I have plenty of relatives like that, it can be a chore.
	7:00pm JakeGould: @KenFromHydePark: And Scott Williams is definitely into Eno.
	7:00pm coelacanth∅: hey Mr.P ...@6.48 haha!
	7:02pm Mr. Pumpy: Yeah, mariano...thanks. It sucks hard. Especially when you love the person and they are painful to be around. I don't talk much...or about much, because it is like walking on eggshells. Bummer. I feel bad for all those who have to deal with that. I'm good though...take it in stride. I feel worse for him than me.
	7:02pm coelacanth∅: Franco if said person pledged to Bill Mac's show they got their wish...only he's not on the schedule
	7:03pm JakeGould: @MrPumpy: Don’t sweat it too much. For perspective, my dad always had financial stress but never took it out on others in the family. Then after he had heart surgery, I was a kid and he sent me out to buy a bottle of vitamin C. I didn’t know there were different types, so I bought a pricier bottle with rosehips in it and he flipped out. Hospitalization can really just bring frustration to the fore. Weather it out.
	7:03pm Mr. Pumpy: @Jake...EnoCore would be nice! I think so many bands are EnoCore being Eno has made is mark in so many ways when it comes to music.
	7:03pm chresti: My dad got very agreeable and friendly towards me once dementia set in.
	7:04pm coelacanth∅: Mr.P it sounds like your's is a version of my father. - a curmudgeon already that got worse after a stroke.
	7:05pm Mr. Pumpy: @Jake...thanks, bruv! You are right, and I try to be as understanding as possible. Just the same, I do appreciate hearing perspectives of others. Thanks for sharing.
	7:05pm Mr. Pumpy: @chresti...good for you! @coelacanth...nail on the head!
	7:07pm ignatatus666: Mr.Pumpy Your Dad sounds like my son. No matter what’s on the table he can’t be wrong because he’s a scientist. I just change the subject and hope he learns
	7:07pm choggie: FT, I'm gonna revisit spotlight kid...
	7:08pm Franco Twinkie: I was having a hell of a time with my mom. One thing led to another and now she is in an assisted living situation. Now we get along great!
	7:10pm PJ: Re Emo: i lived in or near DC for 20 years, went to hundreds of shows there, and never once heard the term “emo” used by anyone until mid-to-late ‘90’s, when it seemed to be a thing with some zine writers.
	7:11pm coelacanth∅: iggy @6.55 i agree about those labels, "post" this or that. bullshit. why do people buy into that crap?
	7:11pm mariano: Ignatatus666: I hate that, when someone thinks that their academic or professional qualifications in a specific field make their word more valid or even authoritative on any subject whatsoever.
	7:12pm chresti: My dad often thinks I'm either my mom or his girlfriend from the bar he used to go to
	7:13pm JakeGould: @PJ: The Dischord connection is very real, “Emo, which began as a post-hardcore subgenre, was part of the 1980s hardcore punk scene in Washington, D.C. as something different from the violent part of the Washington, D.C. hardcore scene. Minor Threat fan Guy Picciotto formed Rites of Spring in 1984, using the musical style of hardcore punk and combining the musical style with melodic guitars, varied rhythms, and personal, emotional lyrics. Many of the band's themes, including nostalgia, romantic bitterness and poetic desperation, became familiar tropes of later emo music.” en.wikipedia.org...–1991:_Origins
	7:14pm Mr. Pumpy: @chresti...if he owes one or both of them money...good for you! I hope you don't mind my jest, all I can do is laugh after a while.
	7:14pm listener 126464: Re old people: Me, my brother, sister and a sweet Portuguese woman chip in to take care of (deal with) my parents who are heading quickly into cootdom.
	7:14pm Franco Twinkie: Mariano, a friends father was a world class academic and boy was he a total prick in a social situation. Had to be the smartest person in the room, always.
	7:14pm JakeGould: Better URL here: www.shorturl.at...
	7:16pm Mr. Pumpy: @ignatatus...bummer. It's brutal. All it takes is admitting there are more sides to something. One can be passionate and say they believe something to be correct without eschewing all possibilities of another angle!
	7:17pm Mr. Pumpy: Franco...I'm happy for you. Unfortunately my father will never go that route...which I get, but it's so stressful.
	7:18pm JakeGould: Sad reality if aging is getting older means you can’t just use your brain to hide who you really are anymore. Sounds cold to say but lying takes effort, the truth just flows through most people… Unless you are a sociopath.
	7:19pm coelacanth∅: i used to go out with a research biologist at sloan-ketering (sp?) very brilliant in her field, apparently, but refused to let me help her when she couldn't figure out how to use my camera. turned into a big fight. i shouldn't have suggested that i show her. ...and not smart enough to know that she didn't understand people well at all. (herself included)
	7:19pm coelacanth∅: this sounds a lot like a kinks song. (the verses)
	7:20pm Mr. Pumpy: @Jake...this is why I feel bad for the old man. I don't know when he decided he knew everything and everyone else is wrong. It happened within the last 10-15 years. He certainly wasn't always like that and didn't raise me to be that way. I think there may be a correlation between that behavior and him watching so much cable news...no joke!
	7:21pm Andal: Really enjoying this set so far. Thank you.
	7:22pm chresti: I like your bed music PB.
	7:22pm Franco Twinkie: I wonder what kind of horrible old shit I'm destined to be? I have lots of potential!
	7:22pm Mr. Pumpy: @coelacanth∅...I don't get that. I'm not an idiot ( I don't think!) and I'm really into photography, but I'd still welcome any pointers, especially from the owner of the camera. I guess a lot of it comes down to insecurities. I've had those kinds of fights before with significant others. It blows
	7:23pm PJ: @JakeGould: I was not part of the “scene”, but I did go to tons of shows in that time period, and I honestly don’t recall anyone using the term “emo”. Could be that I was not paying attention, or that I was not in the right circles (more likely), but it just sounded funny when I first heard it in the ‘90’s - isn’t all music emotional?
	7:24pm Mr. Pumpy: @Franco...ha! I know, probably a bunch of old codgers looking in at us like a TV show right now thinking, "Don't get ahead of yourselves you miserable-old-fucks in training!" I hope not.
	7:24pm chresti: Could be, Mr Pumpy. Was/is he a drinker?
	7:25pm Tasha: Are you sure you are not an AI creation?
	7:26pm Mr. Pumpy: @chresti...funny you should ask. Big time drinker until just about 10-12 years ago when he was forced to quite. Definite possible correlation there too. Probably the double whammy between that and cable news. Sheesh...the fella never had a chance, come to think of it!
	7:29pm chresti: My dad was until about 5 years ago
	7:29pm coelacanth∅: Mr.P yeah, it was sad. we were very into each-other then these little things started to turn onto full-on crazy. she also had a double standard about terminology, so i had to consider my words very carefully. no peace.
	7:30pm Ken From Hyde Park: Seems like we need a channel that looks just like regular cable news but the content puts the elderly listener at ease and into a malleable mood. What could possibly go wrong with that?
	7:31pm listener 126464: Everybody!
	7:31pm ignatatus666: Not knowing about a genre of music especially underground like Punk Hardcore and Garage Rock then referring to Wikipedia? Uhm no.
	7:32pm kev: 68 for the spirit song. 2nd album
	7:32pm DJ PB: Lots of back and forth here I haven't been able to read! Everybody playing nice? Enjoying the show?
	7:34pm Franco Twinkie: Well Paul, I'll save you the trouble. In 1968, I Got A Line On You was huge in Los Angeles. And in 1972 Clear Spot got lots of AM radio play on KRLA. I remember happily doodling away in art class and hearing To Much Time on heavy rotation.
	7:34pm chresti: Good idea Ken.
	7:34pm northguineahills: Yeah, my parents have been watching faux news since its inception, they've never been the same since...
	7:34pm coelacanth∅: jeez -the alcohol connection too. my father used to drink over a pint of hard liquor in a night, several night/week for decades. he was funny and was known as a life of the parties. then when my older brother's alcohol problem became unavoidable he quit. i'd say cold turkey but i don't think he had withdrawal symptoms. (as i wouldn't either) he'd already quit smoking a few years before that. he gradually became a grump after all that.
	7:36pm ignatatus666: Mariano I let it pass. Very rare I’ll bark back because he did not have a great upbringing. So I just let 99% go. I’ve had to prove him wrong several occasions especially when he knows he will get better directions from me then from Waze or better recipes and sources then YouTube. 2 for me 1000 for him
	7:38pm coelacanth∅: haven't heard this Gwen McCrae song maybe since it was a radio hit! ...yes PB enjoying the show!
	7:40pm DJ PB: I need to play more of the old school hip hop songs to catch my breath. Seven plus minutes!
	7:42pm Mr. Pumpy: @Ken...yes. Subliminal news channel...take your meds...mellow out...
	7:43pm listener 126464: Laughing Squid Network
	7:44pm Mr. Pumpy: DJ PB...great job tonight!!!
	7:46pm JakeGould: Now that Biz Markie has been played… I miss the Albee Square Mall.
	7:46pm chresti: Music,... old wc Fields movies, puts my dad in a good mood.
	7:48pm JakeGould: The thing about cable news and even AM radio is many people who — honestly — are inherently conservative just listen and watch that stuff all day. On the “left” nobody really just sits and listens to the liberal/left media with the same immersive passion. Like when “Air America” (the radio network) was created, I appreciated it but there was no way I would ever listen to that endlessly.
	7:48pm Mod Mokka Matti: Nobody beats The Biz...
	7:49pm coelacanth∅: iggy @7.31 -right... the way it seems to me, the term "post-punk" suggests that punk was a fashion, and that fashion has ended. total bullshit. it wasn't always called that but it's existed for at least 60 years and still does. wire (for example) was not "post punk" it was either punk or it wasn't. - at the time it was called punk.
	7:49pm northguineahills: @Jake: Yep, my Mom has it on 24/7, and even my father has AM radio on his car all the time.
	7:51pm JakeGould: I sometimes listen to NPR stations just to laugh at some of the callers. But it’s like a handful of days at most a week and maybe for 2 hours and its done. Endless conspiracy and hate-mongering as audio wallpaper is terrifying to me.
	7:53pm coelacanth∅: my sister listens to "leftist" radio fairly obsessively. not as blatantly fabricated but just as bad as fox "news" if you ask me -as far as creating a closed-minded, one-sided perspective.
	7:54pm JakeGould: @coelacanth∅: Oh yeah, but the ratio of left-leaning people listening to that stuff is far less than on the right side of things.
	7:55pm coelacanth∅: you're probably right Jake
	7:56pm RomanDogBird: love that adrian sherwood production
	7:56pm chresti: My brother has MSNBC on sometimes around the clock
	7:57pm listener 126464: Thanks Paul B.!!!
	7:57pm chresti: Thanks PB!
	7:58pm JakeGould: @chresti: There are always exceptions to the rule. Like maybe there is a MAGA-hat wearing person I can have a rational discussion with. But I don’t have the strength, energy or desire to wade through that social muck to find them.
	7:58pm Mod Mokka Matti: Thank you, DJ Paul - It's been a great mix to listen to whilst getting some gardening done today!
	7:58pm Franco Twinkie: Jake, one thing I find particularly distasteful about NPR is their week end programming targeted at my age group. As if all the dockers wearing shmoes need to catch up on the world of everything they ignored during the work week. Total middle brow crap.
	7:58pm CC: Groovy show!!!
	7:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for substitute spinning, DJ PB.
	7:59pm Andal: Great show, glad you got to do it
	7:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Paul Bruno! stop by a little more often won't you?
	7:59pm mariano: Thanks PB, take care everyone!
	8:00pm Mr. Pumpy: Paul...good stuff! Thanks. Goodbye all...for now!

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