WFMU: Bedtime Stories with Emily L.: Playlist from June 15, 2020

Listener comments!
	3:07am RomanDogBird: love this DAF track
	3:11am coelacanth∅: greetings Emily Welcome back and to the schedule
	3:14am Emily L: Thnx all! Psyched to be here! :)
	3:36am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Emily & skeleton help. Welcome to overnights.
	3:39am coelacanth∅: hey Emily at first i thought it was the source material but now i know there's something funky going on with your set-up. the sound is lacking in bass and in fullness. the sound is kind of like if a single microphone was placed in front of a transistor radio! 'works okay for the gamelan but not not everything else. thought you'd like to know.
	3:45am Emily L: Thnx! Attempting to fix
	3:48am coelacanth∅: i know about nothing about your set up but it reminds me of a phase-reversal type of situation -like part of the signal is being cancelled-out or something. (i know this probably doesn't help!)
	3:48am coelacanth∅: (liking your selections, for what it's worth!)
	3:52am Guillermo: Great show!! love the selections. listening from Barcelona
	3:52am David in London: Loving the show this morning Emily. Agree the signal is a little thin, but I’m sure that can be ironed out. Hey Coelacanth.
	3:55am Emily L: Thanks! Major thanks for listening (and for your help!)
	3:57am Stanley: Hi Emily. Good morning David. The sound is like the 'secret' transistor listening under my pillow as a teenager.
	4:00am tortilladc: kinda sounds like when you've got headphones on but haven't fully inserted the plug.
	4:03am David in London: Hey Stanley. Hoping the parents won’t hear and come in...
	4:04am coelacanth∅: hey David ...i like that Stanley. i was thinking the sound is like when i clandestinely recorded from my brother's 1/2 decent stereo with a panasonic lecture recorder, and played it back on same. ...and i'm thinking how happy i was to have that when i was little. i'm so spoiled.
	4:08am dano59: I am loving the nostalgic references to the sound, fwiw -- having some radio-from-home tech difficulties myself ...
	4:11am dano59: ... not that that's the issue, but can anyone assist me offline sometime with Audacity or mixer/gear expertise?
	4:12am Stanley: Absolutely, David. Night time Radio Luxemburg was strictly verboten. coel - a sign of how much we must have dug music as children. A bit like you, I recorded music with a microphone from the tv onto my father's reel-to-reel.
	4:14am Stanley: dano59 - for my Lockdown Project I thought I'd get to grips with Audacity. Unfortunately, I was defeated.
	4:16am coelacanth∅: i'd gladly help if i knew the first thing about audacity.
	4:18am coelacanth∅: Stanley yes i think you're right. and, a reel to reel! wish my father had gotten into those.
	4:21am Stanley: On Sundays my old man used to record songs off the radio. We'd be eating lunch and every now again he'd leap from the table make a mad dash to press the play+record buttons, then three minutes later try to catch the fade before the presenter chimed in. He really only did it to play background music at the soirees they had.
	4:21am dano59: Thx i'll keep asking. I am among the easily frustrated ... Been recording off the TV since oh 1970...
	4:24am Emily L: Brilliant, Stanley!
	4:29am coelacanth∅: haha, sounds like me. the first thing i bought after getting a job in high school was a good cassette recorder. had it for around 20 years and for all of that time i kept it in standby mode when i wasn't playing or recording, radio tuned to wfmu!
	4:31am David in London: Stanley. Do you remember any of the songs he recorded?
	4:31am coelacanth∅: but when i was little i used to get annoyed that the djs would always talk over the beginning, end and sometimes in the middle of songs.
	4:33am coelacanth∅: ...and dano do you still have those tapes?
	4:33am dano59: coel ... you mean like Todd, talking over - that is still a pet peeve
	4:37am coelacanth∅: haha maybe! at some point i decided they did it specifically to foil home tapers... but i guess sometimes there're other reasons!
	4:38am David in London: ‘Home taping is killing music.’
	4:42am dano59: coel- sadly no, had a lil 3- In reel to reel deck then cassette pressed up to the 2-in TV speaker. I rem taping Elton John and some Midnight Special off the TV,
	4:42am coelacanth∅: when i think now about Cousin Brucie or Dan Ingram making silly noises over the entirety of spill the wine or gimme dat ding or even we've only just begun i have a good laugh though. i have doubts that anyone on commercial radio does that now. they're too busy being full of shit
	4:43am dano59: ... and still have a NatLamp Radio Hour ca. 1974 that hasn't been released - High School Confidential
	4:44am coelacanth∅: wow that's pretty cool. a collector item maybe?
	4:45am Stanley: David - there were some stand outs, I remember. Songs, which I thought back then were terrible but now really enjoy (yikes!). He liked The Beatles but I remember Shirley Bassey, Harry Belafonte, Dusty, Lulu etc. and a song that I recalled on Bill Mac's show some years back that went 'Please don't sell my Daddy no more wine, no more wine', which I thought was forever condemned to wander the caverns of my memory but the guy went and found it! wfmu.org...
	4:47am coelacanth∅: hopefully we'll be blessed with Bill Mac fill-ins again one day
	4:47am dano59: After that (and discovering drugs and girls) my earluest tapes sti extant are Dr. Demento and Xmas mixes...
	4:51am David in London: Coela, just the mention of Gimme Dat Ding has made my morning. Stanley, yeah, yesterday’s horrors are today’s ‘Wow, what great songwriting’.
	4:52am coelacanth∅: haha i recorded dr. demento too! ultimately those tapes, along with the ones from "in concert" and midnight special etc got recorded over or edited to death making space for newer terrible recordings. i still have all or most of the tapes, but the hiss is probably 3X louder than the subject.
	4:52am Emily L: Only on WFMU are sound issues turned into killer sonic nostalgia trips... Cheers!
	4:52am Stanley: Gimme Dat Ding!
	4:55am dano59: Dr. D turned me on to a lot once we got him on local upstate NY radio in the early 80s... from Billy Mitchell and Slim Gailliard to the Meat Puppets
	4:56am coelacanth∅: Cheers Emily! ... the bar i used to go to had t-shirts that read "we know why you're here" - and i'm thinking that'd work with wfmu as well!
	4:58am Emily L: Genius...
	4:58am dano59: And now Emily turns me on to Neon J. -- the wheel keeps turnin'
	4:58am dano59: And now Emily turns me on to Neon J. -- the wheel keeps turnin'
	5:00am coelacanth∅: dano i heard, or read? a brief interview with dr. demento and apparently he has/had an enormous record collection and getting into bizarro music was never his intention.
	5:02am dano59: Yep he was a 78 collector first
	5:04am coelacanth∅: i'm thinking it must be 2 am NOPE! it's 5 am! time to sleep. Thanks Emily! take care everyone and good luck with assorted technical difficulties!
	5:05am Emily L: Thanks, coel!!
	5:06am David in London: Night Coela
	5:06am dano59: It's 2 am on the left coast ... But 5 here (yawn) ... Gotta get a few more Zs before i reattach the ball and chain at 9.
	5:07am queems: good morning! perhaps i'm the only one here on the other side of sleep
	5:12am Tookie Wuthry Guffy: morning
	5:14am Emily L: Morning!
	5:25am ben abs: Wilkommen, sounding great!
	5:32am Emily L: Vielen dank!
	5:39am tom from Glasgow: hello there! like what i've heard so far
	5:42am Emily L: Thanks Tom & everyone for tuning in -til next week!
	5:53am listener james from westwood: What a track!
	5:57am Stanley: Thanks Emily. Hopefully catch you next week. Time to Wake n Bake
	5:58am Emily L: Cheers everyone - have a stellar week
	6:00am John from Madison: Morning champ hello flock

Bedtime Stories with Emily L.: Playlist from June 15, 2020

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Die Form	Are You Before "Are You Before" by "Die Form"	Mutazione: Italian Electronic & New Wave Underground 1980-1988	Strut	2013	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
DAF	Der Räuber und der Prinz "Der Räuber und der Prinz" by "DAF"	12"	Virgin	1981	0:03:35 (Pop-up)
Zad Kokar & Les Combi	La Pire Denrée Du Monde	La Pire Denrée Du Monde	Pecan Crazy Records	2018	0:06:58 (Pop-up)
Teddy and His Patches	Suzy Creamcheese				0:08:11 (Pop-up)
Animals & Men	Don't Misbehave in the New Age	7"	TW Records	1979	0:11:25 (Pop-up)
Bill Nelson	Rooms With Brittle Views	7"	Les Disques Du Crepuscule	1980	0:13:16 (Pop-up)
The Sound	I Can't Escape Myself "I Can't Escape Myself" by "The Sound"	Jeopardy		1980	0:17:52 (Pop-up)
Kebab	Life It's a Joke "Life It's a Joke" by "Kebab"	7"	Barakkenplaten	1982	0:21:33 (Pop-up)
Gabi Delgado	Victim "Victim" by "Gabi Delgado"	Mistress	Virgin	1982	0:24:50 (Pop-up)
Brenda Ray	Rahmatullah "Rahmatullah" by "Brenda Ray"	D’Ya Hear Me! : Naffi Years, 1979-1983	EM Records	2012	0:30:42 (Pop-up)
Haroumi Hosono & Yellow Magic Band	Shambhala Signal	Paraiso		1978	0:32:46 (Pop-up)
So-Do	Hashiru "Hashiru" by "So-Do"	Case of Telegraph Vol. 1	Cocteau Records	1984	0:36:16 (Pop-up)
Polyphonic Size	Nagasaki Mon Amour	7"	Radical Records	1980	0:41:54 (Pop-up)
Raymond Scott	Twilight in Turkey "Twilight in Turkey" by "Raymond Scott"	The Music of Raymond Scott – Reckless Nights and Turkish Twilights	Columbia Records	1992	0:45:22 (Pop-up)
Dreams	Milk By Myself "Milk By Myself" by "Dreams"	Morbido	Kill Shaman	2011	0:52:07 (Pop-up)
Burundi Black	Burundi Black (Second Part)		Barclay	1981	0:56:00 (Pop-up)
Fun Boy Three w/ Bananarama	"Fun Boy Three w/ Bananarama"	It Ain’t What You Do it’s the Way that you do it	Chrysalis	1982	1:02:39 (Pop-up)
Bill Nelson	Dada Guitars "Dada Guitars" by "Bill Nelson"	The Two-Fold Aspect of Eve			1:05:14 (Pop-up)
Golden Palominos	Clean Plate "Clean Plate" by "Golden Palominos"	The Golden Palaminos	Celluloid	1983	1:06:56 (Pop-up)
Nina Hagen Band	African Reggae "African Reggae" by "Nina Hagen Band"	Nina Hagen Band	Columbia	1980	1:12:47 (Pop-up)
23 Skidoo	The Gospel Comes To New Guinea	12"	Fetish Records	1981	1:17:56 (Pop-up)
Cachao	Ko-Wo "Ko-Wo" by "Cachao"	Ko-Wo	Salsoul Records	1977	1:26:51 (Pop-up)
Braen & Raskovick	Ultimo Istante "Ultimo Istante" by "Braen & Raskovick"	Drammatico	Panda Records	2017	1:32:22 (Pop-up)
Section 25	Haunted "Haunted" by "Section 25"	7"	Factory Benelux	1980	1:35:57 (Pop-up)
S.M. Nurse	Fruitta "Fruitta" by "S.M. Nurse"	30th Anniversary: 1980-1983	Domestica	2013	1:39:24 (Pop-up)
Siobhan	New Wave Retailing "New Wave Retailing" by "Siobhan"	Southgate	Opal Tapes	2014	1:47:35 (Pop-up)
Neon Judgement	Miss Brown "Miss Brown" by "Neon Judgement"	7"	Play it Again Sam Records	1987	1:53:15 (Pop-up)
Scars	Adult/ery "Adult/ery" by "Scars"	7"	Fast Product	1979	1:58:00 (Pop-up)
Xmal Deutschland	Geheimnis "Geheimnis" by "Xmal Deutschland"	Fetisch	4AD	1984	2:00:26 (Pop-up)

Badaboum	Cookie "Cookie" by "Badaboum"	Live on Electrique TV		2018	2:08:02 (Pop-up)
Blaine L. Reininger	Ash and Bone "Ash and Bone" by "Blaine L. Reininger"	Night Air	Another Side	1984	2:11:11 (Pop-up)
Bloodless Pharoahs	Nowhere Fast "Nowhere Fast" by "Bloodless Pharoahs"	Bloodless Pharaohs 1978-1979	Distortions Records	1996	2:16:55 (Pop-up)
robert quine / fred maher	Summer Storm	Basic	Editions EG	1984	2:20:49 (Pop-up)
Giampiero Boneschi	Music to Come "Music to Come" by "Giampiero Boneschi"	A New Sensation in Sound	CAM	1974	2:24:44 (Pop-up)
The Hellers	Life Story "Life Story" by "The Hellers"	Singers Talkers Players Swingers & Doers	Command	1968	2:27:43 (Pop-up)
Tim McKenna	Where Are You? "Where Are You?" by "Tim McKenna"	7"	Distortion	1971	2:29:51 (Pop-up)

High Risk	Common Woman "Common Woman" by "High Risk"		Jazzagression Records	1974	2:37:32 (Pop-up)
USA/Mexico	Anxious Whitey "Anxious Whitey" by "USA/Mexico"	Mstamoros	12XU	2019	2:53:12 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:07am RomanDogBird: love this DAF track
	3:11am coelacanth∅: greetings Emily Welcome back and to the schedule
	3:14am Emily L: Thnx all! Psyched to be here! :)
	3:36am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Emily & skeleton help. Welcome to overnights.
	3:39am coelacanth∅: hey Emily at first i thought it was the source material but now i know there's something funky going on with your set-up. the sound is lacking in bass and in fullness. the sound is kind of like if a single microphone was placed in front of a transistor radio! 'works okay for the gamelan but not not everything else. thought you'd like to know.
	3:45am Emily L: Thnx! Attempting to fix
	3:48am coelacanth∅: i know about nothing about your set up but it reminds me of a phase-reversal type of situation -like part of the signal is being cancelled-out or something. (i know this probably doesn't help!)
	3:48am coelacanth∅: (liking your selections, for what it's worth!)
	3:52am Guillermo: Great show!! love the selections. listening from Barcelona
	3:52am David in London: Loving the show this morning Emily. Agree the signal is a little thin, but I’m sure that can be ironed out. Hey Coelacanth.
	3:55am Emily L: Thanks! Major thanks for listening (and for your help!)
	3:57am Stanley: Hi Emily. Good morning David. The sound is like the 'secret' transistor listening under my pillow as a teenager.
	4:00am tortilladc: kinda sounds like when you've got headphones on but haven't fully inserted the plug.
	4:03am David in London: Hey Stanley. Hoping the parents won’t hear and come in...
	4:04am coelacanth∅: hey David ...i like that Stanley. i was thinking the sound is like when i clandestinely recorded from my brother's 1/2 decent stereo with a panasonic lecture recorder, and played it back on same. ...and i'm thinking how happy i was to have that when i was little. i'm so spoiled.
	4:08am dano59: I am loving the nostalgic references to the sound, fwiw -- having some radio-from-home tech difficulties myself ...
	4:11am dano59: ... not that that's the issue, but can anyone assist me offline sometime with Audacity or mixer/gear expertise?
	4:12am Stanley: Absolutely, David. Night time Radio Luxemburg was strictly verboten. coel - a sign of how much we must have dug music as children. A bit like you, I recorded music with a microphone from the tv onto my father's reel-to-reel.
	4:14am Stanley: dano59 - for my Lockdown Project I thought I'd get to grips with Audacity. Unfortunately, I was defeated.
	4:16am coelacanth∅: i'd gladly help if i knew the first thing about audacity.
	4:18am coelacanth∅: Stanley yes i think you're right. and, a reel to reel! wish my father had gotten into those.
	4:21am Stanley: On Sundays my old man used to record songs off the radio. We'd be eating lunch and every now again he'd leap from the table make a mad dash to press the play+record buttons, then three minutes later try to catch the fade before the presenter chimed in. He really only did it to play background music at the soirees they had.
	4:21am dano59: Thx i'll keep asking. I am among the easily frustrated ... Been recording off the TV since oh 1970...
	4:24am Emily L: Brilliant, Stanley!
	4:29am coelacanth∅: haha, sounds like me. the first thing i bought after getting a job in high school was a good cassette recorder. had it for around 20 years and for all of that time i kept it in standby mode when i wasn't playing or recording, radio tuned to wfmu!
	4:31am David in London: Stanley. Do you remember any of the songs he recorded?
	4:31am coelacanth∅: but when i was little i used to get annoyed that the djs would always talk over the beginning, end and sometimes in the middle of songs.
	4:33am coelacanth∅: ...and dano do you still have those tapes?
	4:33am dano59: coel ... you mean like Todd, talking over - that is still a pet peeve
	4:37am coelacanth∅: haha maybe! at some point i decided they did it specifically to foil home tapers... but i guess sometimes there're other reasons!
	4:38am David in London: ‘Home taping is killing music.’
	4:42am dano59: coel- sadly no, had a lil 3- In reel to reel deck then cassette pressed up to the 2-in TV speaker. I rem taping Elton John and some Midnight Special off the TV,
	4:42am coelacanth∅: when i think now about Cousin Brucie or Dan Ingram making silly noises over the entirety of spill the wine or gimme dat ding or even we've only just begun i have a good laugh though. i have doubts that anyone on commercial radio does that now. they're too busy being full of shit
	4:43am dano59: ... and still have a NatLamp Radio Hour ca. 1974 that hasn't been released - High School Confidential
	4:44am coelacanth∅: wow that's pretty cool. a collector item maybe?
	4:45am Stanley: David - there were some stand outs, I remember. Songs, which I thought back then were terrible but now really enjoy (yikes!). He liked The Beatles but I remember Shirley Bassey, Harry Belafonte, Dusty, Lulu etc. and a song that I recalled on Bill Mac's show some years back that went 'Please don't sell my Daddy no more wine, no more wine', which I thought was forever condemned to wander the caverns of my memory but the guy went and found it! wfmu.org...
	4:47am coelacanth∅: hopefully we'll be blessed with Bill Mac fill-ins again one day
	4:47am dano59: After that (and discovering drugs and girls) my earluest tapes sti extant are Dr. Demento and Xmas mixes...
	4:51am David in London: Coela, just the mention of Gimme Dat Ding has made my morning. Stanley, yeah, yesterday’s horrors are today’s ‘Wow, what great songwriting’.
	4:52am coelacanth∅: haha i recorded dr. demento too! ultimately those tapes, along with the ones from "in concert" and midnight special etc got recorded over or edited to death making space for newer terrible recordings. i still have all or most of the tapes, but the hiss is probably 3X louder than the subject.
	4:52am Emily L: Only on WFMU are sound issues turned into killer sonic nostalgia trips... Cheers!
	4:52am Stanley: Gimme Dat Ding!
	4:55am dano59: Dr. D turned me on to a lot once we got him on local upstate NY radio in the early 80s... from Billy Mitchell and Slim Gailliard to the Meat Puppets
	4:56am coelacanth∅: Cheers Emily! ... the bar i used to go to had t-shirts that read "we know why you're here" - and i'm thinking that'd work with wfmu as well!
	4:58am Emily L: Genius...
	4:58am dano59: And now Emily turns me on to Neon J. -- the wheel keeps turnin'
	4:58am dano59: And now Emily turns me on to Neon J. -- the wheel keeps turnin'
	5:00am coelacanth∅: dano i heard, or read? a brief interview with dr. demento and apparently he has/had an enormous record collection and getting into bizarro music was never his intention.
	5:02am dano59: Yep he was a 78 collector first
	5:04am coelacanth∅: i'm thinking it must be 2 am NOPE! it's 5 am! time to sleep. Thanks Emily! take care everyone and good luck with assorted technical difficulties!
	5:05am Emily L: Thanks, coel!!
	5:06am David in London: Night Coela
	5:06am dano59: It's 2 am on the left coast ... But 5 here (yawn) ... Gotta get a few more Zs before i reattach the ball and chain at 9.
	5:07am queems: good morning! perhaps i'm the only one here on the other side of sleep
	5:12am Tookie Wuthry Guffy: morning
	5:14am Emily L: Morning!
	5:25am ben abs: Wilkommen, sounding great!
	5:32am Emily L: Vielen dank!
	5:39am tom from Glasgow: hello there! like what i've heard so far
	5:42am Emily L: Thanks Tom & everyone for tuning in -til next week!
	5:53am listener james from westwood: What a track!
	5:57am Stanley: Thanks Emily. Hopefully catch you next week. Time to Wake n Bake
	5:58am Emily L: Cheers everyone - have a stellar week
	6:00am John from Madison: Morning champ hello flock

Bedtime Stories with Emily L.: Playlist from June 15, 2020

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