WFMU: Serious Moonlight Sonatas with Carol: Playlist from February 23, 2020

Listener comments!
	6:02am zivilars: Good morning from Europe (or whatever time it is over there)
	6:03am Pablexa RIP Spamoni: Good Morning Miss Moonlight
	6:03am John from Florham park: Morning fellow moonlight sonata listeners
	6:03am fred: Good morning Carol and listeners
	6:05am Buddha of Suburbia: Good morning, Carol Crow! Morning other lone chat room attendee. What part of Europe ? I have traveled through Europe expansively and resided in France for a couple of years. It's 6:04am by the way.
	6:06am zivilars: @Buddha of Suburbia: Hamburg, Germany – rainy noon here. :)
	6:07am Ignatatus666: Sucks coming here and not seeing Dean beat us to the accu I already broke when the music started
	6:08am Buddha of Suburbia: Pablexa, i heard about Spamoni. I know u were closer friends and emailed him etc. I share in your sorrow. He was such a sweet person. And I was honored to when he used to call me his"medical angel." He was amazing with how he handled everything.
	6:09am Ignatatus666: Rest In Peace Spamoni This was a message from his son David Yes unfortunately he passed Monday morning but he was comfortable and with loved ones. We have not yet made decisions on the memorial service but will keep you posted. And yes he sure did get the Risk Board game! Haha
	6:10am John from Florham park: @Buddha he fought the good fight
	6:12am Buddha of Suburbia: Oh dear! My grammatical mash up is evidence I still have sleep in my eyes. Hope u can understand my post, Pablexa. I know Ignatus666..it's strange without him. Love the name Dean. Was Spamoni from Fast Times at Ridgemont High?
	🌜 6:13am David (in London): Morning Carol and all Moonlighters. Hey John and hi Buddha.
	6:14am fred: We're all missing Dean/spamoni. @Carol: Thanks for last week's set, it was the most moving thing I've heard on WFMU, and something that can only happen on this station
	6:15am Pablexa RIP Spamoni: @Buddha I only knew him as well as I know you - We are just a community here - A weird little radio community of folks that have never met, but still...…...know each other
	6:15am Buddha of Suburbia: Hi David in London! Hello JFFP!
	🌜 6:16am David (in London): Yes, he was always first in to Shrunken Planet, and it was very sombre not to see his name at the top of the box yesterday.
	6:16am John from Florham park: @David morning
	6:18am John from Florham park: @Pabelxa you are so right about it being a cummuity even if there are times it goes off into political food fights
	6:21am Pablexa RIP Spamoni: @JohnFFP I always make sure to not get into politricks as it's a stupid convo - Plus Ima not a Citizen, so I canny vote
	6:23am Buddha of Suburbia: Agreed David. I remember one time he mentioned his son was visiting and wanted to take him out for breakfast and how he made him wait to finish listening to this show. He was a huge fan and was hooked on the friendships made here.
	6:24am Sem: Beautiful clear sky sunrise over the estuary here. Good morning, Ms. Crow, and all.
	6:25am John from Florham park: @budda I remember that one of my favorite memories @Pabelxa I see your point
	6:25am Pablexa RIP Spamoni: @Buddha This chat needs an upvote button
	🌜 6:26am David (in London): Hey Sem. Greetings to you.
	6:27am adrian elaine: good morning everyone. i’m very sorry to see the news about Spamoni.
	6:28am Pablexa RIP Spamoni: Hey Elaine my Mpls buddy - Still dark out
	🌜 6:29am David (in London): @Buddha. Being a (now) aging Brit, I treat all chat boards with a certain degree of emotional distance. Nevertheless I consider a number of people I've got to know here as friends, and really enjoy being part of the global community it makes. The fact that spamoni drew strength from it during such a crappy period in his life, and that so many were so glad to give of themselves, speaks volumes.
	6:30am John from Florham park: @Pabelxa would love to see an upvote button
	🌜 6:30am Brian in UK: Hello Carol and sad folks. Was just about to write that it is sunny, but the capricious weather is raining now.
	6:32am Sem: Hello, David. All well there, I hope. BiUK showed us some pictures of the recent Severn flooding near him, heart-stopping. The flock of mourning doves I feed each winter day has arrived, fluttering down from the butternut tree like October leaves in a light breeze.
	6:32am John from Florham park: @david in London when I first happened on the weird wonderful station I really did not know what to make of the chats, still don’t know at times:)
	🌜 6:32am Brian in UK: Carol, you get three marathon shows, you lucky thing!!
	6:33am adrian elaine: hey Pablexa - it is - i’m looking forward to daybreak today - and hopefully more sunshine
	6:34am zivilars: @John from Florham park @Pablexa RIP Spamoni – agree, upvote button would make the WFMU chats even better!
	6:34am Pablexa RIP Spamoni: @Elaine balmy 40 + today - MY wife had us do yard work yesterday
	6:35am John from Florham park: @Brian most of the weekend DJs have 3 shows which by the third show might be somewhat punchy:)
	6:35am adrian elaine: i always dig some Oliveros and Dempster in a cistern - my driving around music for months on end last year was that multiple trombone record Dempster did in a cistern
	🌜 6:36am Brian in UK: @John have you been to bed yet?
	🌜 6:36am David (in London): Hey Brian. Bit overcast here in the metropolis today, but thankfully still dry. I even managed a walk on Hackney Marshes yesterday. Great impromptu lakes had formed, but flocks of wading birds. Jesus, I hope that the worst of it is past now.
	6:37am John from Florham park: @brian just woke up about 30 minutes ago
	6:37am Buddha of Suburbia: I know Spamoni was hoping to make it to his son's wedding, which is probably very soon.
	🌜 6:38am David (in London): @Buddha. We could perhaps send a collective card of congratulations?
	6:38am Pablexa RIP Spamoni: Ima involved on another chat board, where we get together every morning to suggest songs (that dunny get played) - There was another person that posted on the regular - He passed Jan 1st - We just got together last weekend to celebrate his life (Unsure if this will even link) www.facebook.com...
	6:39am Aaron Working In Newark: Rest in Peace :(
	6:39am fred: @adrian elaine: Lea Bertucci has a record out that was recorded in a grain elevator
	🌜 6:42am Brian in UK: I totally concur with Fred's comment at 6:14.
	6:43am adrian elaine: @fred - she does! i gave it one spin and didn’t love it - i should listen to it again. someday i’ll get Bryce to have an all cistern show.
	6:45am John from Florham park: @adrian Elaine would love to hear Bryce do that
	6:46am upstate sean: Morning everyone Peace to spamoni
	6:47am upstate sean: Fred 6:14 you on it
	6:48am fred: Samantha had a premium called "songs recorded in strange places" a few years ago
	6:49am Buddha of Suburbia: David in London that's a great idea.
	6:51am CarolCrow: Hello everyone - It's difficult to express my great sadness at our huge loss, alongside my happiness to have all of you with me this morning. Thanks to all those here and those we have lost.
	6:52am Earth Walker: Good Morning all Peace and love for today
	6:52am Pablexa RIP Spamoni: *raises a glass - Thanks Carol
	6:53am TDK60: Good morning Carol. We talked about Spamoni on yesterday's show with DJ Jeffrey. My condolences to his sons.
	6:54am John from Florham park: Let’s all raise a glass and then throw it into the fireplace
	6:56am fred: @John from Florham park: I don't have a fireplace. And the way things are going, I might need a refill anyway
	6:56am TDK60: Great to hear Pauline O. Is this the one played in a big underground storage room?
	6:57am John from Florham park: @Fred I think we all will before this show is over
	🌜 7:00am Brian in UK: Right, sun is out, washing on the line. What larks Pip.
	7:00am John from Florham park: &Carol no thank you for spinning the tunes for us
	7:00am debt collector: Good morning and love from Burlington VT.
	7:03am Pablexa RIP Spamoni: Thanks Caz
	7:04am dale: hello. for the hudson valley folk there was a new age/ambient/electronic music show on wvkr on sunday morning hosted by a scott raymond - he passed away last week. i listened to him for over 20 years and hadn't heard him on the schedule in a while.
	7:07am ParUbi: Good morning, Carol and everyone
	🌜 7:12am Ken From Hyde Park: @dale - I remember that show - Secret Music. On Sunday afternoons, they had the Fancy Broccoli show about the prisoners. RIP to lost friends.
	7:12am Blues Mandinga: Ea!
	7:14am LiXiviated Life: “Listen. Put on morning. Waken into falling light.” - WS Graham
	7:14am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Carol and the Sonata Bunch. Enjoying the sounds, and the community of FMU...
	7:21am dale: ken from h.p. - only thing i didn't like about his show was he would hack up phlegm on mic. good music though....
	7:22am Buddha of Suburbia: Just wanted to tell you Carol how much I appreciate u here every Sunday morning. Love your show and the community we've cultivated together. Bye everyone! RIP Spamoni
	7:23am Dan-from-Augusta: Good morning from chilly Georgia!
	7:23am adrian elaine: love these water sounds
	7:28am TDK60: Just recalled your last set during last week's show, Carol. What a joyful surprise that was.
	7:28am Buddha of Suburbia: love the sound effects
	7:29am ParUbi: It's very moving to see the community draw together to remember Spamoni/Dean. There really is something special about this station, this show, and these listeners. RIP.
	7:30am Aaron Working In Newark: Great show today CarolCrow Love you. Love you all <3
	7:31am fred: @Dan-from-Augusta: Welcome! We have an unseasonably warm February over here. I'd happily take some of that chill (then again, what counts as chilly in Georgia?)
	7:31am John from NP: Mornin Moonies
	7:32am John from NP: Hi Carol. Thanks again for the spamoni set last week. It was epic
	7:33am adrian elaine: i'm falling deeply in love with this Leonard piece
	🌜 7:34am David (in London): Hey John from NP.
	7:36am Buddha of Suburbia: beautiful!
	7:37am I was Dave Bowman: I woke up thinking it was Monday? I don't understand me But this is a bonus.
	7:38am Peter from Dover NJ: Good morning Carol and moonlighters. RIP Spamoni... I was away last weekend so Ima go to the archives for the tribute. I don't post all that often, but... Agreed. This is a community.
	7:38am Dave Conehead: Glad to be hear.. (get it,, “hear”).. Yay Carol
	7:41am John from NP: Hi David
	7:42am John from NP: Dave Bowman!
	7:43am I was Dave Bowman: Hey, JB!
	🌜 7:47am Nulsh: Buono estente kiddies! Please excuse my tardiness!
	7:47am TDK60: Never thought of it, but of course Kerouac had a Massachusetts accent.
	7:50am Baja Joe: Good morning all. Woke with the sound of dripping water, so I suddenly needed to... Sad to hear about Spumoni. Did not know him, but if he loved this show, he must have been a terrific person. May he RIP. Loving the sounds Carol.
	7:52am fred: @TDK60: Never thought of it, but I guess the Kerouac name comes from Brittany
	7:54am upstate sean: i dono about kerouac, he's got a lot to answer for...
	7:54am TDK60: Fred, I think he was a New Englander of French-Canadian heritage.
	7:56am ParUbi: Kerouac didn't end well, iirc
	7:58am ally: Dean, Dean you're young and alive...come out of your half-dreamed dream...and run if you will, to the top of the hill...open your arms, bonnie Dean.....peace to all...
	7:59am Marley Dogg: Morning Carol and friends
	8:02am Dan-from-Augusta: @fred: Anything below 50 degrees F!
	🌜 8:07am WR: The warm in NYC is near 50 F...
	🌜 8:10am Nulsh: Bless ya' Carol!!!
	8:11am ParUbi: Boy I did love Dharma Bums back in the day. Sad to learn it lead to his break with Suzuki, Snyder, et al.
	8:14am fred: I never read On The Road, it was a high school crush's favorite book, so I didn't want to read it just to appear cool to her. I haven't seen her in decades, but the sting lasts
	8:14am Earth Walker: So nice to hear you Carol Words Music Beauty Love
	🌜 8:17am David (in London): Even by WFMU standards, this show is a highlight. Consistently mind-blowing week after week. Hats off to CC.
	🌜 8:21am David (in London): Always latterly thought of Kerouac as something akin to a counter-cultural version of Eric Carle's The Very Hungry Caterpillar': you have to read it at the right age, you don't need to go back to it until you become a parent and see it again through someone else's eyes, but it's a great part of one's development and learning about the world.
	8:21am Earth Walker: Good day all in now sunny southern France
	8:22am Ignatatus666: I’m not absent I’m on a mental hiatus But I just read a message sent to me in reference to one of my silly for sale posts on market place. I listed rocks that my dog brings home. 3 random rocks for 419.00 licked clean by my dog. Here is his message : I have massive stone collections , over a thousand Indian artifacts and mined out 100’s of tons of glacial deposit and feel confidant in my experience and knowledge of working with stone over 50 years to identify your stone as a leaverite. *How do I explain to him they have been verified to be Carolytes? Ok going back to the headphones PMA Carol. Thanks again
	8:23am Lixiviated Life: Read all JK and The Beats as a kid growing up in Paterson NJ. While there’s something to be said for knowing the authors life and how it shaped the work, I think that their books are sometimes better without the back story.
	8:26am TDK60: I found Kerouac poetic even in his prose. He and his friends (Ginsberg, etc.) tried to break us out of our Puritan/suburban/Fifties stiffness.
	8:27am ParUbi: Alan Watts was also part of that mix for me. @TDK-- those two were so important for me in developing my identity against Catholic high school
	🌜 8:30am David (in London): @ParUbi. Agreed. And the associated New York School of poetry, too, Ron Padgett, Ted Berrigan, Frank O'Hara et al. They had a profound influence on me.
	🌜 8:32am Brian in UK: Funny, never read Kerouac until I tried Dhama Bums last year. Left it half way. Teen years were more Radiguet, Dickens and Boris Vian (translations were a bit too trendy though) Oh and Stefan Zweig a little later.
	8:32am Lixiviated Life: @TDK60 I agree. @ParUbi Jack always identified as a Catholic. He gave me the definition of my faith on a WF Buckley show. “As a Catholic I believe in order, tenderness, and piety”.
	🌜 8:34am Brian in UK: Carol, been in and out of this show, so not heard your mic breaks. Is Robby Muller the cameraman for Wim Wenders' early films.
	8:35am ally: favorite road trip novel...may be Nellie Bly....around the world in 72 days...1878...female journalist attempts to beat the fictional record from the jules verne story...she changed the game back than...a true story...
	8:35am Lixiviated Life: Ginsberg and Kerouac were the children of Walt Whitman poetry and vision of America. Burroughs on the other hand...
	8:38am Listener Robert: I'd like to see the sheet music for these last pieces.
	8:39am Marley Dogg: Haha my dog is not liking this song
	🌜 8:39am David (in London): It's Whitehouse with a tabby on lead vocals.
	8:40am Listener Robert: I guess you just have to mark on the staff the points where you pull the cat's tail.
	8:41am Doris in Droitwich UK: Good morning moonsters. I wished Spamoni could've heard "Pussification: A Compilation of Experimental Cat Music".
	8:43am fred: @Listener Robert: Just allow for a delay and blood from the cat's complaint/revenge should mark the spot
	8:44am Earth Walker: Good to hear ya ParUbi TDK Lix Had the good luck of meeting Abi Hoffman Ken Kesey and Timothy Leary at a 60s gig get together in the 80s in S.F Gotta dig out the books you guys are talking about and read reread Thanks oh got the Steal this book autographed by Abi ! It’s 60s gold
	🌜 8:45am WR: Doris in DUK, to the point, is that we wish we could read spamoni comment on the Pussy Fighters.
	8:46am Listener Robert: I met Abbie Hoffman and Timothy Leary separately in the 1980s. Ken Kesey might've been at either place in disguise of course.
	8:48am Earth Walker: We did LSD in Brooklyn Bay Ridge 1974 Age 14. Never looked at a nun or priest the same way
	8:48am Fuzzy: Allen Ginsberg autographed my copy of "Howl" after a lecture at Harvard in '88. Wish I still had it! :-(
	8:49am John from Florham park: @Carol thank you for another wonderful show
	8:49am manglebot: made an account just to favourite "Oval - Cozzmo" and the next one. (Sometimes I Can't Find My Good Habits) <3
	8:50am Lixiviated Life: I had a lovely conversation with Ginsberg in the 80’s. He was very encouraging to a young aspiring poet.
	8:50am Earth Walker: I had post traumatic catholic school disorder until I tuned in turned on
	🌜 8:51am WR: Thank you Carol for great show.
	🌜 8:52am David (in London): Yeah, great show today Carol. (As usual).
	8:53am Earth Walker: Sometimes unfortunately we’re all in disguise.
	8:53am Listener Robert: By the way, Abbie Hoffman at the Laissez Faire Supper Club of Manhattan (early 1980s) was absolutely hilarious, referring to the Daily News and Post as Zingo and Wingo by their contests. By contrast Timothy Leary in the late 1980s was rather dull, pretty much outshined by Robert Anton Wilson, who introduced him, at a demo of virtual reality.
	8:53am CarolCrow: Thank you all for your kind words and, of course, for listening !!
	8:53am Lixiviated Life: @ Earth Walker. I totally get it but I didn’t have the same experience. I was raised among Catholic mystics so I was already seeing visions
	8:53am John from NP: Nice one, Carol. Thanks.
	8:53am dale: that was epic.
	8:54am Lixiviated Life: Thank you Carol.
	🌜 8:54am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Carol. New Moon at 10:20 AM ET later this morning.
	🌜 8:54am Brian in UK: Yes, Ken Kesey, he could have been one of the great American writers. The film of Never Give A Inch was/is excellent. Good luck Carol for the marathon.
	8:54am Listener Robert: The years, what with the jailings and mind blowings, had not been kind to Leary.
	🌜 8:55am David (in London): @Listener Robert - I saw Anton Wilson in London in the mid 1980s, and he was amazing. Absolutely out there. (Still have the Discordian Pope Card he gave me afterwards).
	8:56am Pablexa RIP Spamoni: Love ya Carol!!
	8:59am John from NP: Pabsd. You still mad at me?
	9:06am CarolCrow: Sending out love to everyone
	5:47pm jkeigh: I heard this a while back but am finally getting around to commenting. RIP Spamoni, I hope the music is great wherever you went to. Thanks for another wonderful show and some kind words

Serious Moonlight Sonatas with Carol: Playlist from February 23, 2020

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Hammock	Silencia "Silencia" by "Hammock"	Silencia	Hammock Music	2019	Nashville duo Marc Byrd & Andrew Thompson	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Astrid Sonne	Strong, Calm, Slow "Strong, Calm, Slow" by "Astrid Sonne"	Cliodynamics	Escho	2019		*	0:05:03 (Pop-up)
Biosphere	Visible Invisible "Visible Invisible" by "Biosphere"	Spire: Organ Works Past Present & Future (V/A)	Touch	2003	AKA Geir Jenssen from Tromso, Norway		0:08:40 (Pop-up)
Roland Bucher	Acamar "Acamar" by "Roland Bucher"	Viaje	Hallow Ground	2019	debut album by this artist from Switzerland	*	0:13:08 (Pop-up)
MZ-N710	Orage Chez Le Matre "Orage Chez Le Matre" by "MZ-N710"	O Colecionaror De Sons (World Listening Day) (V/A)	Green Field Recordings	2012			0:22:54 (Pop-up)
M Madness	Shanghai "Shanghai" by "M Madness"	Chinatown Mixtape	M Madness	2019		*	0:25:19 (Pop-up)
Downscope	Micromort "Micromort" by "Downscope"	Utopian Nightmares	Alternating	2016	AKA Rimas Campe		0:26:47 (Pop-up)
Pauline Oliveros, Stuart Dempster, Panaiotis	Lear / Children Of The Light (by Rumi)	Deep Listening	Important	2020	orig 1989	*	0:32:10 (Pop-up)

Stile Antico & Fretwork	O Salutaris Hostia	Live At Wigmore Hall					1:02:37 (Pop-up)
Monks of Svetogorskaya Lavra in Ukraine	In The Dark Night	No album			Orthodox Christian chant about the birth of Jesus		1:04:50 (Pop-up)
Sofie Birch	Loph "Loph" by "Sofie Birch"	Island Alchemy	Constellation Tatsu	2019		*	1:09:56 (Pop-up)
Luc Ferrari	Tu m'encoutes (You Listen To Me) - 1975	Photophonie	Transversales Disques	2019	In 2019, to mark the 90th anniversary of his birth, Transversales Disques released "Photophonie," Ferrari's unpublished archives, spanning 1973-1992 / Ferrari, along with Pierre Schaeffer, founded the GRM in 1958	*	1:14:13 (Pop-up)
Luis Antero	Eco2011 "Eco2011" by "Luis Antero"	O Colecionaror De Sons (World Listening Day) (V/A)	Green Field Recordings	2012			1:18:34 (Pop-up)
Cheryl E. Leonard	Confluences "Confluences" by "Cheryl E. Leonard"	Watershed	Self Released	2019	San Francisco artist / album explores water in California with the 3 compositions	*	1:21:01 (Pop-up)
yMusic	Tesellations (by Gabriella Smith)	Ecstatic Science	New Amsterdam Records	2020	4th album by Brooklyn-based ensemble	*	1:33:39 (Pop-up)
Mika Levi	Guerreros "Guerreros" by "Mika Levi"	Monos (OST)	Lakeshore	2019			1:37:50 (Pop-up)
Robert Rich	Particles "Particles" by "Robert Rich"	The Biode	Soundscape	2018			1:39:44 (Pop-up)
Desire Marea / Jack Kerouac	Tavern Kween / San Francisco Scene	Desire	Isimakade	2020	from FAKA / debut album	*	1:43:51 (Pop-up)
Moor Mother	The Myth Hold Weight "The Myth Hold Weight" by "Moor Mother"	Analog Fluids Of Sonic Black Holes	Don Giovanni	2019	AKA Camae Ayewa from Philadelphia	*	1:48:54 (Pop-up)
SQÜRL	Magic Hour "Magic Hour" by "SQÜRL"	Some Music for Robby Müller	Sacred Bones	2020	pieces written for documentary film, "Living The Light," about cinematographer Robby Muller / duo Carter Logan & Jim Jarmusch	*	1:52:45 (Pop-up)
Echo Collective	Manifest (by Johann Johansson)	12 Conversations With Thilo Heinzmann	Deutsche Grammophon	2019	Brussels-based ensemble	*	1:57:00 (Pop-up)

Patrick R. Park	Fracture of Light	Multiverse Waveforms	Frequency Domain	2020	4th album / AKA Kosmonaut, Life Education	*	2:11:20 (Pop-up)
Thierry Gauthier	Annihilation "Annihilation" by "Thierry Gauthier"	Analog 2020 (V/A)	Unexplained Sounds Group	2016			2:14:40 (Pop-up)
Oval	Cozzmo "Cozzmo" by "Oval"	Scis	Thrill Jockey	2020		*	2:18:06 (Pop-up)
Seba & Paradox	Hexagon "Hexagon" by "Seba & Paradox"	a-side 12" single / Ferris Bueller's Day Off	Metalheadz	2019	AKA Dev Pandya & Sebastian Ahrenberg	*	2:22:40 (Pop-up)
Emptyset	Structure "Structure" by "Emptyset"	Demiurge	Subtext	2011	2nd album / a "Demiurge" is a being responsible for the creation of the universe		2:28:34 (Pop-up)
At Jennie Richie	Warned "Warned" by "At Jennie Richie"	String of Artifacts (V/A)	Fish Pies	2005			2:31:04 (Pop-up)
Blizzard96	Three Feet Of Snow "Three Feet Of Snow" by "Blizzard96"	Blizzard96	Forecast Sounds	2019		*	2:33:12 (Pop-up)
Fossil Aerosol Mining Project	Armassist	Archaeological Testing In The Land Of Monkeys	Boring Machines	2018			2:35:09 (Pop-up)
Rubbish	Pussy Fighters "Pussy Fighters" by "Rubbish"	Pussification: A Compilation of Experimental Cat Music (V/A)	No Part Of It	2018			2:37:25 (Pop-up)
Poppy	Sit/Stay "Sit/Stay" by "Poppy"	I Disagree	Sumerian	2020	AKA Moriah Pereira from California	*	2:40:26 (Pop-up)
Animal Collective	Who Could Win A Rabbit	Ballet Slippers	Domino	2019	piece recorded live in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida on June 9, 2009	*	2:44:10 (Pop-up)
Jim James, Teddy Abrams & Louisville Orchestra	Back To The End	The Order of Nature	Decca Gold	2019		*	2:49:02 (Pop-up)

Of Montreal	Polyaneurism "Polyaneurism" by "Of Montreal"	UR FUN	Polyvinyl	2020	16th album	*	2:56:37 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:02am zivilars: Good morning from Europe (or whatever time it is over there)
	6:03am Pablexa RIP Spamoni: Good Morning Miss Moonlight
	6:03am John from Florham park: Morning fellow moonlight sonata listeners
	6:03am fred: Good morning Carol and listeners
	6:05am Buddha of Suburbia: Good morning, Carol Crow! Morning other lone chat room attendee. What part of Europe ? I have traveled through Europe expansively and resided in France for a couple of years. It's 6:04am by the way.
	6:06am zivilars: @Buddha of Suburbia: Hamburg, Germany – rainy noon here. :)
	6:07am Ignatatus666: Sucks coming here and not seeing Dean beat us to the accu I already broke when the music started
	6:08am Buddha of Suburbia: Pablexa, i heard about Spamoni. I know u were closer friends and emailed him etc. I share in your sorrow. He was such a sweet person. And I was honored to when he used to call me his"medical angel." He was amazing with how he handled everything.
	6:09am Ignatatus666: Rest In Peace Spamoni This was a message from his son David Yes unfortunately he passed Monday morning but he was comfortable and with loved ones. We have not yet made decisions on the memorial service but will keep you posted. And yes he sure did get the Risk Board game! Haha
	6:10am John from Florham park: @Buddha he fought the good fight
	6:12am Buddha of Suburbia: Oh dear! My grammatical mash up is evidence I still have sleep in my eyes. Hope u can understand my post, Pablexa. I know Ignatus666..it's strange without him. Love the name Dean. Was Spamoni from Fast Times at Ridgemont High?
	🌜 6:13am David (in London): Morning Carol and all Moonlighters. Hey John and hi Buddha.
	6:14am fred: We're all missing Dean/spamoni. @Carol: Thanks for last week's set, it was the most moving thing I've heard on WFMU, and something that can only happen on this station
	6:15am Pablexa RIP Spamoni: @Buddha I only knew him as well as I know you - We are just a community here - A weird little radio community of folks that have never met, but still...…...know each other
	6:15am Buddha of Suburbia: Hi David in London! Hello JFFP!
	🌜 6:16am David (in London): Yes, he was always first in to Shrunken Planet, and it was very sombre not to see his name at the top of the box yesterday.
	6:16am John from Florham park: @David morning
	6:18am John from Florham park: @Pabelxa you are so right about it being a cummuity even if there are times it goes off into political food fights
	6:21am Pablexa RIP Spamoni: @JohnFFP I always make sure to not get into politricks as it's a stupid convo - Plus Ima not a Citizen, so I canny vote
	6:23am Buddha of Suburbia: Agreed David. I remember one time he mentioned his son was visiting and wanted to take him out for breakfast and how he made him wait to finish listening to this show. He was a huge fan and was hooked on the friendships made here.
	6:24am Sem: Beautiful clear sky sunrise over the estuary here. Good morning, Ms. Crow, and all.
	6:25am John from Florham park: @budda I remember that one of my favorite memories @Pabelxa I see your point
	6:25am Pablexa RIP Spamoni: @Buddha This chat needs an upvote button
	🌜 6:26am David (in London): Hey Sem. Greetings to you.
	6:27am adrian elaine: good morning everyone. i’m very sorry to see the news about Spamoni.
	6:28am Pablexa RIP Spamoni: Hey Elaine my Mpls buddy - Still dark out
	🌜 6:29am David (in London): @Buddha. Being a (now) aging Brit, I treat all chat boards with a certain degree of emotional distance. Nevertheless I consider a number of people I've got to know here as friends, and really enjoy being part of the global community it makes. The fact that spamoni drew strength from it during such a crappy period in his life, and that so many were so glad to give of themselves, speaks volumes.
	6:30am John from Florham park: @Pabelxa would love to see an upvote button
	🌜 6:30am Brian in UK: Hello Carol and sad folks. Was just about to write that it is sunny, but the capricious weather is raining now.
	6:32am Sem: Hello, David. All well there, I hope. BiUK showed us some pictures of the recent Severn flooding near him, heart-stopping. The flock of mourning doves I feed each winter day has arrived, fluttering down from the butternut tree like October leaves in a light breeze.
	6:32am John from Florham park: @david in London when I first happened on the weird wonderful station I really did not know what to make of the chats, still don’t know at times:)
	🌜 6:32am Brian in UK: Carol, you get three marathon shows, you lucky thing!!
	6:33am adrian elaine: hey Pablexa - it is - i’m looking forward to daybreak today - and hopefully more sunshine
	6:34am zivilars: @John from Florham park @Pablexa RIP Spamoni – agree, upvote button would make the WFMU chats even better!
	6:34am Pablexa RIP Spamoni: @Elaine balmy 40 + today - MY wife had us do yard work yesterday
	6:35am John from Florham park: @Brian most of the weekend DJs have 3 shows which by the third show might be somewhat punchy:)
	6:35am adrian elaine: i always dig some Oliveros and Dempster in a cistern - my driving around music for months on end last year was that multiple trombone record Dempster did in a cistern
	🌜 6:36am Brian in UK: @John have you been to bed yet?
	🌜 6:36am David (in London): Hey Brian. Bit overcast here in the metropolis today, but thankfully still dry. I even managed a walk on Hackney Marshes yesterday. Great impromptu lakes had formed, but flocks of wading birds. Jesus, I hope that the worst of it is past now.
	6:37am John from Florham park: @brian just woke up about 30 minutes ago
	6:37am Buddha of Suburbia: I know Spamoni was hoping to make it to his son's wedding, which is probably very soon.
	🌜 6:38am David (in London): @Buddha. We could perhaps send a collective card of congratulations?
	6:38am Pablexa RIP Spamoni: Ima involved on another chat board, where we get together every morning to suggest songs (that dunny get played) - There was another person that posted on the regular - He passed Jan 1st - We just got together last weekend to celebrate his life (Unsure if this will even link) www.facebook.com...
	6:39am Aaron Working In Newark: Rest in Peace :(
	6:39am fred: @adrian elaine: Lea Bertucci has a record out that was recorded in a grain elevator
	🌜 6:42am Brian in UK: I totally concur with Fred's comment at 6:14.
	6:43am adrian elaine: @fred - she does! i gave it one spin and didn’t love it - i should listen to it again. someday i’ll get Bryce to have an all cistern show.
	6:45am John from Florham park: @adrian Elaine would love to hear Bryce do that
	6:46am upstate sean: Morning everyone Peace to spamoni
	6:47am upstate sean: Fred 6:14 you on it
	6:48am fred: Samantha had a premium called "songs recorded in strange places" a few years ago
	6:49am Buddha of Suburbia: David in London that's a great idea.
	6:51am CarolCrow: Hello everyone - It's difficult to express my great sadness at our huge loss, alongside my happiness to have all of you with me this morning. Thanks to all those here and those we have lost.
	6:52am Earth Walker: Good Morning all Peace and love for today
	6:52am Pablexa RIP Spamoni: *raises a glass - Thanks Carol
	6:53am TDK60: Good morning Carol. We talked about Spamoni on yesterday's show with DJ Jeffrey. My condolences to his sons.
	6:54am John from Florham park: Let’s all raise a glass and then throw it into the fireplace
	6:56am fred: @John from Florham park: I don't have a fireplace. And the way things are going, I might need a refill anyway
	6:56am TDK60: Great to hear Pauline O. Is this the one played in a big underground storage room?
	6:57am John from Florham park: @Fred I think we all will before this show is over
	🌜 7:00am Brian in UK: Right, sun is out, washing on the line. What larks Pip.
	7:00am John from Florham park: &Carol no thank you for spinning the tunes for us
	7:00am debt collector: Good morning and love from Burlington VT.
	7:03am Pablexa RIP Spamoni: Thanks Caz
	7:04am dale: hello. for the hudson valley folk there was a new age/ambient/electronic music show on wvkr on sunday morning hosted by a scott raymond - he passed away last week. i listened to him for over 20 years and hadn't heard him on the schedule in a while.
	7:07am ParUbi: Good morning, Carol and everyone
	🌜 7:12am Ken From Hyde Park: @dale - I remember that show - Secret Music. On Sunday afternoons, they had the Fancy Broccoli show about the prisoners. RIP to lost friends.
	7:12am Blues Mandinga: Ea!
	7:14am LiXiviated Life: “Listen. Put on morning. Waken into falling light.” - WS Graham
	7:14am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Carol and the Sonata Bunch. Enjoying the sounds, and the community of FMU...
	7:21am dale: ken from h.p. - only thing i didn't like about his show was he would hack up phlegm on mic. good music though....
	7:22am Buddha of Suburbia: Just wanted to tell you Carol how much I appreciate u here every Sunday morning. Love your show and the community we've cultivated together. Bye everyone! RIP Spamoni
	7:23am Dan-from-Augusta: Good morning from chilly Georgia!
	7:23am adrian elaine: love these water sounds
	7:28am TDK60: Just recalled your last set during last week's show, Carol. What a joyful surprise that was.
	7:28am Buddha of Suburbia: love the sound effects
	7:29am ParUbi: It's very moving to see the community draw together to remember Spamoni/Dean. There really is something special about this station, this show, and these listeners. RIP.
	7:30am Aaron Working In Newark: Great show today CarolCrow Love you. Love you all <3
	7:31am fred: @Dan-from-Augusta: Welcome! We have an unseasonably warm February over here. I'd happily take some of that chill (then again, what counts as chilly in Georgia?)
	7:31am John from NP: Mornin Moonies
	7:32am John from NP: Hi Carol. Thanks again for the spamoni set last week. It was epic
	7:33am adrian elaine: i'm falling deeply in love with this Leonard piece
	🌜 7:34am David (in London): Hey John from NP.
	7:36am Buddha of Suburbia: beautiful!
	7:37am I was Dave Bowman: I woke up thinking it was Monday? I don't understand me But this is a bonus.
	7:38am Peter from Dover NJ: Good morning Carol and moonlighters. RIP Spamoni... I was away last weekend so Ima go to the archives for the tribute. I don't post all that often, but... Agreed. This is a community.
	7:38am Dave Conehead: Glad to be hear.. (get it,, “hear”).. Yay Carol
	7:41am John from NP: Hi David
	7:42am John from NP: Dave Bowman!
	7:43am I was Dave Bowman: Hey, JB!
	🌜 7:47am Nulsh: Buono estente kiddies! Please excuse my tardiness!
	7:47am TDK60: Never thought of it, but of course Kerouac had a Massachusetts accent.
	7:50am Baja Joe: Good morning all. Woke with the sound of dripping water, so I suddenly needed to... Sad to hear about Spumoni. Did not know him, but if he loved this show, he must have been a terrific person. May he RIP. Loving the sounds Carol.
	7:52am fred: @TDK60: Never thought of it, but I guess the Kerouac name comes from Brittany
	7:54am upstate sean: i dono about kerouac, he's got a lot to answer for...
	7:54am TDK60: Fred, I think he was a New Englander of French-Canadian heritage.
	7:56am ParUbi: Kerouac didn't end well, iirc
	7:58am ally: Dean, Dean you're young and alive...come out of your half-dreamed dream...and run if you will, to the top of the hill...open your arms, bonnie Dean.....peace to all...
	7:59am Marley Dogg: Morning Carol and friends
	8:02am Dan-from-Augusta: @fred: Anything below 50 degrees F!
	🌜 8:07am WR: The warm in NYC is near 50 F...
	🌜 8:10am Nulsh: Bless ya' Carol!!!
	8:11am ParUbi: Boy I did love Dharma Bums back in the day. Sad to learn it lead to his break with Suzuki, Snyder, et al.
	8:14am fred: I never read On The Road, it was a high school crush's favorite book, so I didn't want to read it just to appear cool to her. I haven't seen her in decades, but the sting lasts
	8:14am Earth Walker: So nice to hear you Carol Words Music Beauty Love
	🌜 8:17am David (in London): Even by WFMU standards, this show is a highlight. Consistently mind-blowing week after week. Hats off to CC.
	🌜 8:21am David (in London): Always latterly thought of Kerouac as something akin to a counter-cultural version of Eric Carle's The Very Hungry Caterpillar': you have to read it at the right age, you don't need to go back to it until you become a parent and see it again through someone else's eyes, but it's a great part of one's development and learning about the world.
	8:21am Earth Walker: Good day all in now sunny southern France
	8:22am Ignatatus666: I’m not absent I’m on a mental hiatus But I just read a message sent to me in reference to one of my silly for sale posts on market place. I listed rocks that my dog brings home. 3 random rocks for 419.00 licked clean by my dog. Here is his message : I have massive stone collections , over a thousand Indian artifacts and mined out 100’s of tons of glacial deposit and feel confidant in my experience and knowledge of working with stone over 50 years to identify your stone as a leaverite. *How do I explain to him they have been verified to be Carolytes? Ok going back to the headphones PMA Carol. Thanks again
	8:23am Lixiviated Life: Read all JK and The Beats as a kid growing up in Paterson NJ. While there’s something to be said for knowing the authors life and how it shaped the work, I think that their books are sometimes better without the back story.
	8:26am TDK60: I found Kerouac poetic even in his prose. He and his friends (Ginsberg, etc.) tried to break us out of our Puritan/suburban/Fifties stiffness.
	8:27am ParUbi: Alan Watts was also part of that mix for me. @TDK-- those two were so important for me in developing my identity against Catholic high school
	🌜 8:30am David (in London): @ParUbi. Agreed. And the associated New York School of poetry, too, Ron Padgett, Ted Berrigan, Frank O'Hara et al. They had a profound influence on me.
	🌜 8:32am Brian in UK: Funny, never read Kerouac until I tried Dhama Bums last year. Left it half way. Teen years were more Radiguet, Dickens and Boris Vian (translations were a bit too trendy though) Oh and Stefan Zweig a little later.
	8:32am Lixiviated Life: @TDK60 I agree. @ParUbi Jack always identified as a Catholic. He gave me the definition of my faith on a WF Buckley show. “As a Catholic I believe in order, tenderness, and piety”.
	🌜 8:34am Brian in UK: Carol, been in and out of this show, so not heard your mic breaks. Is Robby Muller the cameraman for Wim Wenders' early films.
	8:35am ally: favorite road trip novel...may be Nellie Bly....around the world in 72 days...1878...female journalist attempts to beat the fictional record from the jules verne story...she changed the game back than...a true story...
	8:35am Lixiviated Life: Ginsberg and Kerouac were the children of Walt Whitman poetry and vision of America. Burroughs on the other hand...
	8:38am Listener Robert: I'd like to see the sheet music for these last pieces.
	8:39am Marley Dogg: Haha my dog is not liking this song
	🌜 8:39am David (in London): It's Whitehouse with a tabby on lead vocals.
	8:40am Listener Robert: I guess you just have to mark on the staff the points where you pull the cat's tail.
	8:41am Doris in Droitwich UK: Good morning moonsters. I wished Spamoni could've heard "Pussification: A Compilation of Experimental Cat Music".
	8:43am fred: @Listener Robert: Just allow for a delay and blood from the cat's complaint/revenge should mark the spot
	8:44am Earth Walker: Good to hear ya ParUbi TDK Lix Had the good luck of meeting Abi Hoffman Ken Kesey and Timothy Leary at a 60s gig get together in the 80s in S.F Gotta dig out the books you guys are talking about and read reread Thanks oh got the Steal this book autographed by Abi ! It’s 60s gold
	🌜 8:45am WR: Doris in DUK, to the point, is that we wish we could read spamoni comment on the Pussy Fighters.
	8:46am Listener Robert: I met Abbie Hoffman and Timothy Leary separately in the 1980s. Ken Kesey might've been at either place in disguise of course.
	8:48am Earth Walker: We did LSD in Brooklyn Bay Ridge 1974 Age 14. Never looked at a nun or priest the same way
	8:48am Fuzzy: Allen Ginsberg autographed my copy of "Howl" after a lecture at Harvard in '88. Wish I still had it! :-(
	8:49am John from Florham park: @Carol thank you for another wonderful show
	8:49am manglebot: made an account just to favourite "Oval - Cozzmo" and the next one. (Sometimes I Can't Find My Good Habits) <3
	8:50am Lixiviated Life: I had a lovely conversation with Ginsberg in the 80’s. He was very encouraging to a young aspiring poet.
	8:50am Earth Walker: I had post traumatic catholic school disorder until I tuned in turned on
	🌜 8:51am WR: Thank you Carol for great show.
	🌜 8:52am David (in London): Yeah, great show today Carol. (As usual).
	8:53am Earth Walker: Sometimes unfortunately we’re all in disguise.
	8:53am Listener Robert: By the way, Abbie Hoffman at the Laissez Faire Supper Club of Manhattan (early 1980s) was absolutely hilarious, referring to the Daily News and Post as Zingo and Wingo by their contests. By contrast Timothy Leary in the late 1980s was rather dull, pretty much outshined by Robert Anton Wilson, who introduced him, at a demo of virtual reality.
	8:53am CarolCrow: Thank you all for your kind words and, of course, for listening !!
	8:53am Lixiviated Life: @ Earth Walker. I totally get it but I didn’t have the same experience. I was raised among Catholic mystics so I was already seeing visions
	8:53am John from NP: Nice one, Carol. Thanks.
	8:53am dale: that was epic.
	8:54am Lixiviated Life: Thank you Carol.
	🌜 8:54am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Carol. New Moon at 10:20 AM ET later this morning.
	🌜 8:54am Brian in UK: Yes, Ken Kesey, he could have been one of the great American writers. The film of Never Give A Inch was/is excellent. Good luck Carol for the marathon.
	8:54am Listener Robert: The years, what with the jailings and mind blowings, had not been kind to Leary.
	🌜 8:55am David (in London): @Listener Robert - I saw Anton Wilson in London in the mid 1980s, and he was amazing. Absolutely out there. (Still have the Discordian Pope Card he gave me afterwards).
	8:56am Pablexa RIP Spamoni: Love ya Carol!!
	8:59am John from NP: Pabsd. You still mad at me?
	9:06am CarolCrow: Sending out love to everyone
	5:47pm jkeigh: I heard this a while back but am finally getting around to commenting. RIP Spamoni, I hope the music is great wherever you went to. Thanks for another wonderful show and some kind words

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