WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from July 28, 2020

Listener comments!
	🚂 3:00pm Bas NL: Hi David! Well... one ticket to 186 please! Hello all!
	3:01pm StringOFperils: Hello David. Hearing you.
	3:01pm fred: Hello David and fellow travelers
	3:02pm Really Lisa: Hello David and everyone.
	3:04pm David Dichelle: Hey there Bas, String, Fred, Lisa!
	3:10pm doctorjazz: Hello David and riders!
	3:11pm Sem: Hello, David, and all aboard.
	3:13pm David Dichelle: Hello Doc and Sem!
	🚂 3:17pm Listening Out There: Good start to the program today....
	3:18pm David Dichelle: Thanks, LOT!
	🚂 3:19pm Brian in UK: Hello David and fellow travellers. It was a roundabout....cue a Yes song.
	3:21pm David Dichelle: Good evening, Brian - feel free to circle around as often as you like!
	3:32pm fred: @Sem: I thought of Cape Breton reading a short story today, but it turned out to take place on an island in Maine. Not that I know much about Cape Breton, but some things echoed MacLeod
	3:34pm Phillippe Bastille: howdy
	3:36pm David Dichelle: Howdy PB!
	🚂 3:37pm Bas NL: knocking coconut halves
	🚂 3:38pm Carmichael: Heya David and The Dicheveled.
	🚂 3:39pm Carmichael: Saw Kirkpatrick play with Richard Thompson many moons ago.
	3:39pm fred: Sir Robin's bravery is indeed the stuff of legend, and has been sung about widely
	🚂 3:40pm dutchtheo: How do. Get thy kicks on Roud 70, to Sherwood, please
	3:40pm David Dichelle: Hey Carmichael, sounds like a good show to catch!
	3:40pm David Dichelle: And hello Dutchtheo, 70 to 186 via all points East...
	3:40pm TDK60: Hello; at least I made it for some of the Roudiness.
	3:41pm David Dichelle: And welcome TDK60!
	3:41pm David Dichelle: Bas: That would work!
	🚂 3:43pm Bas NL: The instant sound of chivalry... ;)
	3:46pm David Dichelle: And the coconut content makes for a nice bonus!
	3:48pm Sem: Hi, fred. I think isolation, making a living with your physical labour, poverty, and dire circumstance might be common themes of island life anywhere. Who were you reading?
	3:50pm northguineahills: brain physicalogically listening. Once I reboot it, I may be able to throw some rabbit holes on the historiography of the tale of robyn hode....(moving, etc right now)
	3:51pm David Dichelle: Hey NGH, sounds like a busy time. Where are you moving to?
	3:53pm northguineahills: back to Orlando. Jacksonville is a cesspool. New job starting a week. (remote, but I still need to be near, and Orldando is a decent place).
	🚂 3:53pm Carmichael: I thought this was Tull for a minute.
	3:55pm David Dichelle: NGH: Well good luck especially under the circumstances!
	🚂 3:55pm βrian: I did think I heard the sound of a seed drill, myself.
	🚂 3:56pm Carmichael: Isn't this the instrumental line for Matty Groves?
	🚂 3:57pm Bas NL: Great set of Roud numbers!
	3:58pm fred: @Sem A short story by Mary Kuryla, in the latest Conjunctions. What reminded me of Cape Breton was descriptions of a ferry, a road going up to scarcely populated highland, fishing boats and ice, nothing plot related
	🚂 3:59pm Bas NL: Only a couple of hundreds.. ;)
	3:59pm Andrew_in_WI: If psych bands played renaissance fairs it would sound like that
	4:00pm Sem: Thanks for that, fred. I'll check that story out.
	🚂 4:00pm βrian: @Sem: have you been over to Saint Pierre and Miquelon?
	4:00pm northguineahills: If you're interested in the the development of English and other language, Kevin Stroud does the History of English podcast. It starts in the proto-Indo-European period, and now it's in the 15th c, the middle English period. : historyofenglishpodcast.com
	4:01pm northguineahills: @Carmichael: I was thinking the same thing, same Fairport melody....
	🚂 4:01pm Michael 98145: g'day, all
	🚂 4:02pm Michael 98145: love that forlorn photo. been to many places like that.
	4:02pm fred: @Sem: It's kind of a horror story, you'd probably be disappointed. I just picked up a few notes of local color that reminded me of something else
	4:03pm Sem: I have not, βrian. I am assured it's as continental French as it is possible to be.
	4:03pm northguineahills: Middle school dances were the most awkward.....
	🚂 4:03pm Bas NL: Bronwyn Discotheque! :D
	4:03pm Sem: A horror story from Maine not written by Stephen King. Now I am more interested.
	🚂 4:04pm Carmichael: Never went to middle school, don't know what that is ...
	4:05pm Sem: βrian: air travel there from YHZ, Halifax International Airport, btw. Not cheap in $CDN.
	4:07pm Sem: airsaintpierre.com...
	4:07pm David Dichelle: Greetings Andrew and Michael!
	4:08pm David Dichelle: St. P. et M. has always sounded intriguing to me as well.
	4:10pm northguineahills: Triakel, new to me and digdug! I always wanted to visit St Pierre & Miquelon. But since it's France proper, I hope it's nicer then the de Gaulle airport.....oh, they have a nice 'unofficial' flag.
	4:11pm TDK60: Yes David and Brian, me too. I wonder if they have connections culturally with mainland Quebec. (It's technically part of France).
	🚂 4:11pm Carmichael: I thought they were singing about "a palindrome."
	🚂 4:13pm Carmichael: www.celticlyricscorner.net...
	4:14pm David Dichelle: There do need to be more songs about palindromes, though.
	4:14pm David Dichelle: And hello βrian! Just saw you up there...
	🚂 4:15pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): been enjoying this set. hi, David and folx!
	🚂 4:15pm Carmichael: All I know is that the palindrome for Bolton is "Notlob".
	🚂 4:16pm Carmichael: Heya Spicy Granny!
	🚂 4:17pm Bas NL: Not an easy sing-a-long this!
	4:17pm David Dichelle: Thanks, GST!
	🚂 4:23pm chresti: Hi David and Continentals! Home from work..
	4:26pm David Dichelle: Welcome, Chresti!
	4:39pm northguineahills: Thanks to James Joyce, the longest palindrome is "tattarrattat".
	4:39pm TDK60: That background music may be an instrumental version of the Dave Clark 5's "Because."
	4:40pm northguineahills: (if you subscribe to the authority of the Oxford English Dictionary)
	4:40pm northguineahills: (longest single word, that is a palindrome)
	4:42pm Stanley: I've just got on. Good evening. I'll sit at the back.
	4:44pm David Dichelle: Welcome aboard, Stanley - there's also a seat free at the bar if you like...
	🚂 4:44pm βrian: @Stanley: How's that new pond on your country estate?
	4:45pm Andrew_in_WI: Smoke house song?
	🚂 4:46pm Bas NL: So familiar. I think i have this Ton Steine Scherben album.. somewhere..
	4:47pm northguineahills: @Andrew: yeah, my duetsch is out of practice, but it seems like they smoked some green, due to the euphenisms in that song....
	4:48pm northguineahills: German compound words, they make sense, but makes one's eyes hurt...
	4:48pm David Dichelle: Andrew: It could be but it's actually for the Rauch-Haus named for Georg von Rauch: en.wikipedia.org...
	4:49pm northguineahills: aye, I'm on the phone, Trying to connect the dots while on hold...
	4:50pm TDK60: Read a book on the German squatter, autonomist, and anti-nuke movements from the '60s thru '90s. Intense.
	4:50pm David Dichelle: NGH: The name of the band is intentionally absurd.
	4:50pm Stanley: @βrian: still dreaming of the country estate and amphibian friends. Hoping to look at a cottage next week. It's a bit remote but, hell, I could make it work.
	🚂 4:50pm Bas NL: I think the longest German compound word is Eisenbahnknotenpunktenhinundherschieber. David?
	4:50pm Andrew_in_WI: @David Thanks. A good portion of my German I learned from beer labels.
	4:51pm David Dichelle: Bas: It's actually Eisenbahnknotenpunktenhinundherschieberuniformknopfhersteller
	4:52pm David Dichelle: ähm... -fabrik
	🚂 4:52pm βrian: Remote is where it's at, I hear.
	4:52pm David Dichelle: Andrew: The approach does have many benefits!
	🚂 4:52pm Bas NL: Dreifach Word Werte?
	4:53pm TDK60: Stanley, maybe moving to the country?
	4:55pm David Dichelle: Bas: I'm sure there are even longer ones in Dutch.
	4:55pm northguineahills: Bas just broke my brain. I have a hard time following German hiphop, as the lyrics are too fast (and the slang and euphenisms). But then again, I don't get lyrics in English for any genre.
	🚂 4:57pm βrian: I can never distinguish the real lyrics from the mondegreens.
	🚂 4:58pm Bas NL: Dutch has a LOT of compound words.. but not that long!!
	5:00pm Stanley: TDK - trying to rent something in the countryside, while keeping the flat in Edinburgh. Maybe just for six months to a year, while we decide what's best to do.Trouble is, you have to get out of commuting distance to get a reasonable price. And, man it can get very cold and snowy over winter.
	5:02pm TDK60: Good luck with what comes along, Stanley.
	🚂 5:02pm chresti: I think there ought to be a universal limit to how many words are allowed in a compound word.
	5:02pm Stanley: Thanks, TDK.
	🚂 5:06pm chresti: My son and his partner are considering moving to Europe if the giant orange baby wins the "election" in the US.
	🚂 5:10pm Carmichael: Same here, I could retire and return to Ireland. Very tempted ...
	5:10pm David Dichelle: Chresti: Usually there are common-sense limits to words in normal real use and they are all relatively straightforward to parse, just written with fewer gaps between words.
	5:11pm David Dichelle: Chresti: It helps if someone has European citizenship, but there are other ways as well of course.
	5:12pm David Dichelle: Sounds nice, Stanley, hope it works out.
	5:13pm northguineahills: I lost my copy of the I Ching when I moved (amongst other items). I'm still crestfallen.
	5:13pm David Dichelle: And Carmichael as well - everyone on the potential move today!
	5:14pm northguineahills: Thanks for the kind words, the other day, TDK.
	5:14pm David Dichelle: I can't decide whether this is a Beatles cover or not.
	5:16pm northguineahills: I'm still looking at moving to Mexico. But, I'd need more money to buy property to get citizenship. So, catch-22. (and I could get a job there)
	5:16pm TDK60: Don't even recall NGH, but you're welcome.
	5:17pm David Dichelle: TDK: Yes it is a cover of Because, I believe. (catching up from far upthread)
	5:18pm northguineahills: ....but, gov't and corporate jobs in Mexico are more tre effed then they are in the US. (according to the wife and friends).
	5:18pm Really Lisa: Gotta head out. Thank you, David! Peace, all.
	5:21pm David Dichelle: Thanks Lisa!
	5:23pm fred: @chresti: well, elections haven't exactly been going in an encouraging direction in many european countries lately, so they should take their time and pick wisely. I wouldn't recommend France for that reason. We seem to be headed for neo-nazi rule in a couple of years
	5:24pm TDK60: Fred, you're in France? Where, may I ask?
	5:25pm fred: @TDK60: a suburb of Paris
	5:26pm northguineahills: Well, outside of central Europe and Poland, the elections are going marginally better then the US. So, there's is that. (low bar, I know).
	5:27pm fred: Many different vibes in that Per Norgard piece, I love it
	5:27pm northguineahills: off to eat, Sorensen, new to me and digdug, thanks David!
	5:28pm David Dichelle: Thanks and bon appetit, NGH!
	🚂 5:28pm Bas NL: I met a lot of US citizens in Berlin while visiting there. They'd moved there because of tolerance and the amazing cultural scene..
	5:28pm fred: @Bas: and the rent, I guess
	5:29pm David Dichelle: Fred: I sincerely hope it won't go as far as all that.
	5:29pm doctorjazz: Thanks, David, heading out!
	5:30pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Dr. J.!
	🚂 5:30pm Bas NL: Not a small something @fred! Jobs can pay lousy there as well.
	🚂 5:33pm Carmichael: Even the prog concerts I went to in the 70s didn't have drum solos this long.
	5:34pm fred: @Carm: the prog police has been defunded
	5:37pm TDK60: I have friends, an American couple, living in Norway now. I'm envious for sure.
	5:38pm fred: @TDK60: that's easy to say in summer
	🚂 5:39pm Bas NL: Mmm.. only 50 letters in the longest (dictionary) Dutch word: aansprakelijkheidswaardevaststellingsveranderingen.
	5:39pm TDK60: Fred, I don't mind cold weather that much. As long as my socks are dry and my gloves are on.
	5:41pm David Dichelle: Bas: Trying hard to figure that one out (Ansprachlichkeits...veränderungen?)
	5:43pm Sem: Looks like this is where I leave the subway. Fascinating music and talk, as per usual. See you and all next time, David
	🚂 5:43pm chresti: I don't think Germany is letting anyone from the US in right now. They're looking at France or Belgium, they know some french. I'll tell them fred, thanks.
	5:43pm David Dichelle: Thanks Sem, enjoy your evening!
	5:44pm David Dichelle: Chresti, there are probably similar regulations everywhere in the EU, finding a job (or course of study perhaps) beforehand is key, I believe.
	🚂 5:45pm Bas NL: Something like changes in established liability value.. i'll have to ask my lawyers if that's a bad thing though..
	5:47pm TDK60: See ya, Sem (up at the Bay of Fundy, right?)
	5:47pm David Dichelle: It does sound like a legal term, that's where the German compounds can in fact go for lines at a time - all with the correct hyphenization of course!
	5:47pm fred: The longest french word only clocks in at 25 letters I think, though business jargon might have crept up a few (adding "ing" is worth 3)
	5:51pm David Dichelle: Nothing like business jargon in any language - lots of partly made-up English-sounding words.
	🚂 5:52pm Bas NL: And all the best long legal words require small print. He, he... as long as we have you do some of the best radioing David!
	5:53pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Bas! Never did get around to studying law...
	🚂 5:55pm chresti: Thanks David!
	5:56pm fred: @chresti: Belgium is cheaper, but French only works in the South, the Northern part is Flemish (and it's a sore subject). In France Paris is very expensive, other cities not so much but it all depends on what kind of job they're looking for (the country is still pretty much centralized, though it got better). If they have money though, everything will be alright, anywhere
	5:56pm StringOFperils: Fabulous music,thanks for playing it, David !
	5:56pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Chresti and String!
	5:58pm TDK60: Thanks!
	5:58pm Linda Lee: wow! how sweet to find a new & brilliant composer i share a birthday with! fabulous! thanks David!
	🚂 5:58pm chresti: fred, they're considering somewhere closer to the Alps.
	5:58pm fred: Thanks David, great show as always
	🚂 5:58pm βrian: Back just in time to say bye. Thanks, DD.
	🚂 5:59pm Bas NL: Thanks David! Great show again!
	5:59pm fred: @chresti: Maybe they should check out Grenoble
	🚂 6:00pm Listening Out There: Will catch up from the archive. Adios!
	6:00pm David Dichelle: Thanks everyone!
	6:01pm David Dichelle: And happy birthday, Linda!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from July 28, 2020

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Rockets	Last Space Train "Last Space Train" by "Rockets"	Les Rockets	1976		0:00:18 (Pop-up)
Los Peyotes	Navajo "Navajo" by "Los Peyotes"	Psychotic Reaction	2002		0:03:21 (Pop-up)
Obojeni Program	ABCD Avioni "ABCD Avioni" by "Obojeni Program"	Verujem Ti Jer Smo Isti	1994		0:05:45 (Pop-up)
Korni Grupa	I Ne Tako Običan Život		1974		0:09:33 (Pop-up)
Kormorán	Ha Meghalok "Ha Meghalok" by "Kormorán"	Folk & Roll	1984		0:20:19 (Pop-up)
Yoshiko Sai	Hatoba "Hatoba" by "Yoshiko Sai"	Taiji no Yume	1977	佐井好子 / 波止場 / 胎児の夢	0:25:43 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Holy's	El Gran Chaparral / Show Me		1967		0:29:38 (Pop-up)
Roud 70: A Gest of Robyn Hode \| Roud 71: Robin Hood Rescuing Three Squires
John Kirkpatrick	Robin Hood Rescuing the Three Squires	Ballads	1997		0:35:22 (Pop-up)
Wallace House	Robin Hood and the Three Squires	Robin Hood Ballads	1953		0:43:20 (Pop-up)
The Songwainers	Robin Hood and the Three Squires	The Songwainers	1971		0:45:56 (Pop-up)
Zu Zu Ya Ya	Robyn Hode "Robyn Hode" by "Zu Zu Ya Ya"	Zu Zu Ya Ya	2019		0:49:49 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Orientales de Paramonga	La Carcocha		1970		0:56:39 (Pop-up)
Triakel	Lillade Anna "Lillade Anna" by "Triakel"	Thyra	2014		1:05:43 (Pop-up)
Tannas	Mairead Nan Cuiread / The Bob Parsons Strathspey	Rù-Rà	1996		1:08:52 (Pop-up)
Mohiner Ghoraguli	Kisher Eto Tara	Jhora Somoyer Gaan		মহীনের ঘোড়াগুলি / কিসের এত তাড়া / ঝরা সময়ের গান	1:13:29 (Pop-up)
Vesevo	Catarina "Catarina" by "Vesevo"	Vesevo	2015		1:22:20 (Pop-up)
Duo Bottasso	Diatofonia n.7 "Diatofonia n.7" by "Duo Bottasso"	Crescendo	2015		1:27:42 (Pop-up)
Scavenger Quartet	Clara's Cloche "Clara's Cloche" by "Scavenger Quartet"	Hats	2012		1:32:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Golden Stars	Porque "Porque" by "Los Golden Stars"	Angel	1968		1:36:05 (Pop-up)
Ton Steine Scherben	Rauch-Haus-Song	Keine Macht für Niemand	1972		1:42:24 (Pop-up)
Ostzonensuppenwürfelmachenkrebs	Von Haus aus allein	Leichte Teile, kleiner Rock	1998		1:45:57 (Pop-up)
Superpunk	Rette dich vor den einfachen Leuten	Die Seele des Menschen unter Superpunk	2010		1:49:48 (Pop-up)
Jacques Palminger & Erobique	Wann strahlst du?	Songs for Joy	2009		1:52:42 (Pop-up)
Die Aeronauten	Alles ganz einfach	Gegen alles	1995		1:56:12 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Max Greger & Orchester	Soul Breeze		1970		1:59:18 (Pop-up)
Per Nørgård (13 July 1932) "Per Nørgård (13 July 1932)"
Gert Sørensen	Per Nørgård: I Ching	A Drummer's Tale Episode One - Gert Sørensen Plays Per Nørgård	1995	I Ching, for solo percussion (1982): Thunder Repeated: The Image of Shock / The Taming Power of the Small - 9 Sounds / The Gentle, the Penetrating / Towards Completion: Fire Over Water	2:06:43 (Pop-up)
Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra, John Storgårds	Per Nørgård: Symphony No. 2	Per Norgard: Symphonies Nos. 2 & 6	2016	(1970)	2:35:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train				2:58:09 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🚂 3:00pm Bas NL: Hi David! Well... one ticket to 186 please! Hello all!
	3:01pm StringOFperils: Hello David. Hearing you.
	3:01pm fred: Hello David and fellow travelers
	3:02pm Really Lisa: Hello David and everyone.
	3:04pm David Dichelle: Hey there Bas, String, Fred, Lisa!
	3:10pm doctorjazz: Hello David and riders!
	3:11pm Sem: Hello, David, and all aboard.
	3:13pm David Dichelle: Hello Doc and Sem!
	🚂 3:17pm Listening Out There: Good start to the program today....
	3:18pm David Dichelle: Thanks, LOT!
	🚂 3:19pm Brian in UK: Hello David and fellow travellers. It was a roundabout....cue a Yes song.
	3:21pm David Dichelle: Good evening, Brian - feel free to circle around as often as you like!
	3:32pm fred: @Sem: I thought of Cape Breton reading a short story today, but it turned out to take place on an island in Maine. Not that I know much about Cape Breton, but some things echoed MacLeod
	3:34pm Phillippe Bastille: howdy
	3:36pm David Dichelle: Howdy PB!
	🚂 3:37pm Bas NL: knocking coconut halves
	🚂 3:38pm Carmichael: Heya David and The Dicheveled.
	🚂 3:39pm Carmichael: Saw Kirkpatrick play with Richard Thompson many moons ago.
	3:39pm fred: Sir Robin's bravery is indeed the stuff of legend, and has been sung about widely
	🚂 3:40pm dutchtheo: How do. Get thy kicks on Roud 70, to Sherwood, please
	3:40pm David Dichelle: Hey Carmichael, sounds like a good show to catch!
	3:40pm David Dichelle: And hello Dutchtheo, 70 to 186 via all points East...
	3:40pm TDK60: Hello; at least I made it for some of the Roudiness.
	3:41pm David Dichelle: And welcome TDK60!
	3:41pm David Dichelle: Bas: That would work!
	🚂 3:43pm Bas NL: The instant sound of chivalry... ;)
	3:46pm David Dichelle: And the coconut content makes for a nice bonus!
	3:48pm Sem: Hi, fred. I think isolation, making a living with your physical labour, poverty, and dire circumstance might be common themes of island life anywhere. Who were you reading?
	3:50pm northguineahills: brain physicalogically listening. Once I reboot it, I may be able to throw some rabbit holes on the historiography of the tale of robyn hode....(moving, etc right now)
	3:51pm David Dichelle: Hey NGH, sounds like a busy time. Where are you moving to?
	3:53pm northguineahills: back to Orlando. Jacksonville is a cesspool. New job starting a week. (remote, but I still need to be near, and Orldando is a decent place).
	🚂 3:53pm Carmichael: I thought this was Tull for a minute.
	3:55pm David Dichelle: NGH: Well good luck especially under the circumstances!
	🚂 3:55pm βrian: I did think I heard the sound of a seed drill, myself.
	🚂 3:56pm Carmichael: Isn't this the instrumental line for Matty Groves?
	🚂 3:57pm Bas NL: Great set of Roud numbers!
	3:58pm fred: @Sem A short story by Mary Kuryla, in the latest Conjunctions. What reminded me of Cape Breton was descriptions of a ferry, a road going up to scarcely populated highland, fishing boats and ice, nothing plot related
	🚂 3:59pm Bas NL: Only a couple of hundreds.. ;)
	3:59pm Andrew_in_WI: If psych bands played renaissance fairs it would sound like that
	4:00pm Sem: Thanks for that, fred. I'll check that story out.
	🚂 4:00pm βrian: @Sem: have you been over to Saint Pierre and Miquelon?
	4:00pm northguineahills: If you're interested in the the development of English and other language, Kevin Stroud does the History of English podcast. It starts in the proto-Indo-European period, and now it's in the 15th c, the middle English period. : historyofenglishpodcast.com
	4:01pm northguineahills: @Carmichael: I was thinking the same thing, same Fairport melody....
	🚂 4:01pm Michael 98145: g'day, all
	🚂 4:02pm Michael 98145: love that forlorn photo. been to many places like that.
	4:02pm fred: @Sem: It's kind of a horror story, you'd probably be disappointed. I just picked up a few notes of local color that reminded me of something else
	4:03pm Sem: I have not, βrian. I am assured it's as continental French as it is possible to be.
	4:03pm northguineahills: Middle school dances were the most awkward.....
	🚂 4:03pm Bas NL: Bronwyn Discotheque! :D
	4:03pm Sem: A horror story from Maine not written by Stephen King. Now I am more interested.
	🚂 4:04pm Carmichael: Never went to middle school, don't know what that is ...
	4:05pm Sem: βrian: air travel there from YHZ, Halifax International Airport, btw. Not cheap in $CDN.
	4:07pm Sem: airsaintpierre.com...
	4:07pm David Dichelle: Greetings Andrew and Michael!
	4:08pm David Dichelle: St. P. et M. has always sounded intriguing to me as well.
	4:10pm northguineahills: Triakel, new to me and digdug! I always wanted to visit St Pierre & Miquelon. But since it's France proper, I hope it's nicer then the de Gaulle airport.....oh, they have a nice 'unofficial' flag.
	4:11pm TDK60: Yes David and Brian, me too. I wonder if they have connections culturally with mainland Quebec. (It's technically part of France).
	🚂 4:11pm Carmichael: I thought they were singing about "a palindrome."
	🚂 4:13pm Carmichael: www.celticlyricscorner.net...
	4:14pm David Dichelle: There do need to be more songs about palindromes, though.
	4:14pm David Dichelle: And hello βrian! Just saw you up there...
	🚂 4:15pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): been enjoying this set. hi, David and folx!
	🚂 4:15pm Carmichael: All I know is that the palindrome for Bolton is "Notlob".
	🚂 4:16pm Carmichael: Heya Spicy Granny!
	🚂 4:17pm Bas NL: Not an easy sing-a-long this!
	4:17pm David Dichelle: Thanks, GST!
	🚂 4:23pm chresti: Hi David and Continentals! Home from work..
	4:26pm David Dichelle: Welcome, Chresti!
	4:39pm northguineahills: Thanks to James Joyce, the longest palindrome is "tattarrattat".
	4:39pm TDK60: That background music may be an instrumental version of the Dave Clark 5's "Because."
	4:40pm northguineahills: (if you subscribe to the authority of the Oxford English Dictionary)
	4:40pm northguineahills: (longest single word, that is a palindrome)
	4:42pm Stanley: I've just got on. Good evening. I'll sit at the back.
	4:44pm David Dichelle: Welcome aboard, Stanley - there's also a seat free at the bar if you like...
	🚂 4:44pm βrian: @Stanley: How's that new pond on your country estate?
	4:45pm Andrew_in_WI: Smoke house song?
	🚂 4:46pm Bas NL: So familiar. I think i have this Ton Steine Scherben album.. somewhere..
	4:47pm northguineahills: @Andrew: yeah, my duetsch is out of practice, but it seems like they smoked some green, due to the euphenisms in that song....
	4:48pm northguineahills: German compound words, they make sense, but makes one's eyes hurt...
	4:48pm David Dichelle: Andrew: It could be but it's actually for the Rauch-Haus named for Georg von Rauch: en.wikipedia.org...
	4:49pm northguineahills: aye, I'm on the phone, Trying to connect the dots while on hold...
	4:50pm TDK60: Read a book on the German squatter, autonomist, and anti-nuke movements from the '60s thru '90s. Intense.
	4:50pm David Dichelle: NGH: The name of the band is intentionally absurd.
	4:50pm Stanley: @βrian: still dreaming of the country estate and amphibian friends. Hoping to look at a cottage next week. It's a bit remote but, hell, I could make it work.
	🚂 4:50pm Bas NL: I think the longest German compound word is Eisenbahnknotenpunktenhinundherschieber. David?
	4:50pm Andrew_in_WI: @David Thanks. A good portion of my German I learned from beer labels.
	4:51pm David Dichelle: Bas: It's actually Eisenbahnknotenpunktenhinundherschieberuniformknopfhersteller
	4:52pm David Dichelle: ähm... -fabrik
	🚂 4:52pm βrian: Remote is where it's at, I hear.
	4:52pm David Dichelle: Andrew: The approach does have many benefits!
	🚂 4:52pm Bas NL: Dreifach Word Werte?
	4:53pm TDK60: Stanley, maybe moving to the country?
	4:55pm David Dichelle: Bas: I'm sure there are even longer ones in Dutch.
	4:55pm northguineahills: Bas just broke my brain. I have a hard time following German hiphop, as the lyrics are too fast (and the slang and euphenisms). But then again, I don't get lyrics in English for any genre.
	🚂 4:57pm βrian: I can never distinguish the real lyrics from the mondegreens.
	🚂 4:58pm Bas NL: Dutch has a LOT of compound words.. but not that long!!
	5:00pm Stanley: TDK - trying to rent something in the countryside, while keeping the flat in Edinburgh. Maybe just for six months to a year, while we decide what's best to do.Trouble is, you have to get out of commuting distance to get a reasonable price. And, man it can get very cold and snowy over winter.
	5:02pm TDK60: Good luck with what comes along, Stanley.
	🚂 5:02pm chresti: I think there ought to be a universal limit to how many words are allowed in a compound word.
	5:02pm Stanley: Thanks, TDK.
	🚂 5:06pm chresti: My son and his partner are considering moving to Europe if the giant orange baby wins the "election" in the US.
	🚂 5:10pm Carmichael: Same here, I could retire and return to Ireland. Very tempted ...
	5:10pm David Dichelle: Chresti: Usually there are common-sense limits to words in normal real use and they are all relatively straightforward to parse, just written with fewer gaps between words.
	5:11pm David Dichelle: Chresti: It helps if someone has European citizenship, but there are other ways as well of course.
	5:12pm David Dichelle: Sounds nice, Stanley, hope it works out.
	5:13pm northguineahills: I lost my copy of the I Ching when I moved (amongst other items). I'm still crestfallen.
	5:13pm David Dichelle: And Carmichael as well - everyone on the potential move today!
	5:14pm northguineahills: Thanks for the kind words, the other day, TDK.
	5:14pm David Dichelle: I can't decide whether this is a Beatles cover or not.
	5:16pm northguineahills: I'm still looking at moving to Mexico. But, I'd need more money to buy property to get citizenship. So, catch-22. (and I could get a job there)
	5:16pm TDK60: Don't even recall NGH, but you're welcome.
	5:17pm David Dichelle: TDK: Yes it is a cover of Because, I believe. (catching up from far upthread)
	5:18pm northguineahills: ....but, gov't and corporate jobs in Mexico are more tre effed then they are in the US. (according to the wife and friends).
	5:18pm Really Lisa: Gotta head out. Thank you, David! Peace, all.
	5:21pm David Dichelle: Thanks Lisa!
	5:23pm fred: @chresti: well, elections haven't exactly been going in an encouraging direction in many european countries lately, so they should take their time and pick wisely. I wouldn't recommend France for that reason. We seem to be headed for neo-nazi rule in a couple of years
	5:24pm TDK60: Fred, you're in France? Where, may I ask?
	5:25pm fred: @TDK60: a suburb of Paris
	5:26pm northguineahills: Well, outside of central Europe and Poland, the elections are going marginally better then the US. So, there's is that. (low bar, I know).
	5:27pm fred: Many different vibes in that Per Norgard piece, I love it
	5:27pm northguineahills: off to eat, Sorensen, new to me and digdug, thanks David!
	5:28pm David Dichelle: Thanks and bon appetit, NGH!
	🚂 5:28pm Bas NL: I met a lot of US citizens in Berlin while visiting there. They'd moved there because of tolerance and the amazing cultural scene..
	5:28pm fred: @Bas: and the rent, I guess
	5:29pm David Dichelle: Fred: I sincerely hope it won't go as far as all that.
	5:29pm doctorjazz: Thanks, David, heading out!
	5:30pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Dr. J.!
	🚂 5:30pm Bas NL: Not a small something @fred! Jobs can pay lousy there as well.
	🚂 5:33pm Carmichael: Even the prog concerts I went to in the 70s didn't have drum solos this long.
	5:34pm fred: @Carm: the prog police has been defunded
	5:37pm TDK60: I have friends, an American couple, living in Norway now. I'm envious for sure.
	5:38pm fred: @TDK60: that's easy to say in summer
	🚂 5:39pm Bas NL: Mmm.. only 50 letters in the longest (dictionary) Dutch word: aansprakelijkheidswaardevaststellingsveranderingen.
	5:39pm TDK60: Fred, I don't mind cold weather that much. As long as my socks are dry and my gloves are on.
	5:41pm David Dichelle: Bas: Trying hard to figure that one out (Ansprachlichkeits...veränderungen?)
	5:43pm Sem: Looks like this is where I leave the subway. Fascinating music and talk, as per usual. See you and all next time, David
	🚂 5:43pm chresti: I don't think Germany is letting anyone from the US in right now. They're looking at France or Belgium, they know some french. I'll tell them fred, thanks.
	5:43pm David Dichelle: Thanks Sem, enjoy your evening!
	5:44pm David Dichelle: Chresti, there are probably similar regulations everywhere in the EU, finding a job (or course of study perhaps) beforehand is key, I believe.
	🚂 5:45pm Bas NL: Something like changes in established liability value.. i'll have to ask my lawyers if that's a bad thing though..
	5:47pm TDK60: See ya, Sem (up at the Bay of Fundy, right?)
	5:47pm David Dichelle: It does sound like a legal term, that's where the German compounds can in fact go for lines at a time - all with the correct hyphenization of course!
	5:47pm fred: The longest french word only clocks in at 25 letters I think, though business jargon might have crept up a few (adding "ing" is worth 3)
	5:51pm David Dichelle: Nothing like business jargon in any language - lots of partly made-up English-sounding words.
	🚂 5:52pm Bas NL: And all the best long legal words require small print. He, he... as long as we have you do some of the best radioing David!
	5:53pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Bas! Never did get around to studying law...
	🚂 5:55pm chresti: Thanks David!
	5:56pm fred: @chresti: Belgium is cheaper, but French only works in the South, the Northern part is Flemish (and it's a sore subject). In France Paris is very expensive, other cities not so much but it all depends on what kind of job they're looking for (the country is still pretty much centralized, though it got better). If they have money though, everything will be alright, anywhere
	5:56pm StringOFperils: Fabulous music,thanks for playing it, David !
	5:56pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Chresti and String!
	5:58pm TDK60: Thanks!
	5:58pm Linda Lee: wow! how sweet to find a new & brilliant composer i share a birthday with! fabulous! thanks David!
	🚂 5:58pm chresti: fred, they're considering somewhere closer to the Alps.
	5:58pm fred: Thanks David, great show as always
	🚂 5:58pm βrian: Back just in time to say bye. Thanks, DD.
	🚂 5:59pm Bas NL: Thanks David! Great show again!
	5:59pm fred: @chresti: Maybe they should check out Grenoble
	🚂 6:00pm Listening Out There: Will catch up from the archive. Adios!
	6:00pm David Dichelle: Thanks everyone!
	6:01pm David Dichelle: And happy birthday, Linda!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from July 28, 2020

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