WFMU: JA In The AM with John Allen: Playlist from April 2, 2021

Listener comments!
	👻 9:01am Handy Haversack: JA, J'All. Let's dirty it up.
	👻 9:01am YETI BOB: Listen to some music (oh) Maybe just talking (yeah)
	9:02am Phillippe Bastille: yo
	9:02am terminalhipness: Good morning JA, everyone...
	9:02am mace: howdy
	9:03am John Allen: hey all everyone
	9:03am Phillippe Bastille: Handy! YB!
	👻 9:03am Handy Haversack: Yo, Phillippe!
	👻 9:04am YETI BOB: P(LP)²B!
	9:04am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I was told there would be no math.
	9:05am mace: mama mia, i'm ready to go dancing as soon as it's safe
	9:06am Phillippe Bastille: No meetings today, client is off, no adult supervision, P(LP)²B is going fishing today!
	👻 9:07am Handy Haversack: Ha, nice, Phillippe! It's 28F here, but I'm going to knock off early and go stand around outside anyway!
	👻 9:08am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning and RIP Daddy G!
	9:08am PaulRobeson1920: Good morning
	9:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Turn On Tune In Jazz Out
	9:09am ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all.
	9:10am Phillippe Bastille: yeah, Handy, I may not fish long -- low 40s for a high today. Finally replaced my trusty old reel though, so some casts from the shore/pier are in order. Osprey are pulling some decent sized shad and catfish so something is there
	👻 9:10am Rob (Jerzcity): @KenHP - here you go!
	9:10am terminalhipness: Welcome ami ad!
	👻 9:10am Rob (Jerzcity): Mornin', you all
	👻 9:10am YETI BOB: I've been working extra hard the last two weeks to meet a major deadline. I'm taking some vacation starting next week, going to drive out and visit an old friend in Phoenix AZ
	👻 9:10am Ken From Hyde Park: Yes, Rob! Haha!
	9:11am Phillippe Bastille: Nice, YB! Did you score that old Benz you were mulling?
	9:11am Zetti: I just watched documentary by Errol Morris My Psychedelic Love Story. Great.
	9:11am mace: @phillippe this may be a dumb question, but have you eaten catfish? I've heard its quite good but have never had the chance.
	9:12am Tim Ops: Mask up, get your shot and stay socially distant (unless you're illegally crossing the US Mexico border)
	9:12am cherry1998: happy friday morning 2 all
	9:12am seedfriend: Great day to be alive! A dusting of snow, found 3 ticks on me yesterday and the poison ivy I got last week is starting to subside. Springin’
	👻 9:12am YETI BOB: Indeed I did! It has a lot of problems, being an older car, but I hope it makes it to the west coast.
	9:12am (Murakami Whywolf))): Very mixed feelings about Leary. Very much 'a man of parts'—you don't get through West Point and to a research position at Harvard on looks (alone)—but he set serious psychedelic research back decades and had theories of mind and of space migration he promulgated on very little evidence. I see him as a very sincere con-man, that is he always conned himself first, but still a con artist.
	👻 9:13am YETI BOB: @mace: I love fried catfish, one of my favorite meals
	9:14am Phillippe Bastille: mace I have! They are a pain to clean, but tasty. They can pick up the flavor of where they live, though, so they can taste a bit muddy at times (at least that's been my experience). I'm going to try smoking the next batch and make a dip. YB is right, fried is great
	9:14am (((Murakami Whywolf): mace: I basically hate fish, but I once got some fried catfish I could eat and keep-down, I recall the flavour as mild and the texture very flaky.
	👻 9:16am YETI BOB: ((MW)) I know a lot of folks have issues with Leary but he (like John Lennon) is a hero to me. Other "serious" researchers were trying to act as gatekeepers to the psychedelic domain, while Leary was trying to "Unscrew the locks from the doors! Unscrew the doors themselves from their jambs!" (Whitman)
	9:18am Glistener MW: <3 amen, Yeti Bob.
	9:19am Phillippe Bastille: YB I'm in the same boat. My son just grabbed me one at auction, 2013 with 125k miles. Crazy how much they depreciate. My 2004 suburban was literally coming apart in my hands (3 of the armrests have come off while closing doors, for example) so I wanted something that would stay intact. The Benz was quite a bit cheaper than a Chevy Tahoe for the same year.
	9:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (Murakami Whywolf)) I'd mostly agree. Leary became another NewAge lecture circuit guy in white shoes. Libertarians... Kind of think of Leary as the Hefner or Disney of LSD. But do also see him as caught up in the whole pageant of the inevitable between Psychedelics & the Establishment. Yerknow it had to be somebody & it was him. His intelligence & observation & articulation can't be disregarded wholesale...
	👻 9:20am adampsyche: celebrating Liddey from the frozen tundra of the catskills
	9:20am Peter in Tappan: What a beautiful song that was. Going to dive in further. Thanks john
	9:21am terminalhipness: The JAzz is mellow today.
	9:22am terminalhipness: Davis to Stanko to Coursil - nicely done!
	👻 9:22am Handy Haversack: (Cue fifteen minutes of No Trend ...)
	9:23am mace: I think my favorite fish to eat is monk fish. Also -- Just got my first jab appointment! Huzzah!
	👻 9:23am Threemoons: Morning JA, fellow AMers. TGIF!!
	9:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Seafood is the hard part of not eating animals. The rest is easy !
	9:26am mace: This song is really nice. It kind of reminds me of the Caretaker.
	9:26am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): My favorite seafood is oysters. My new pandemic skill was learning how to shuck 'em.
	9:26am Phillippe Bastille: Monkfish are great -- kinda lobsterish. I did not realize how quickly they shrink up if you overcook them a little bit, however -- left me kinda of embarrassed when I baked some for company and wound up with the worlds tiniest portions
	👻 9:26am karlward: jAAAAZZ
	9:27am mace: Oh no! You could always blame it on the cold ;)
	👻 9:28am Handy Haversack: Not for me, Rev Rab. I guess I every oncet in a while miss tuna, but nothing else appeals in the slightest. Might even be the only animal flesh I ever miss at all these days. Congrats, mace! Nice! Threemoons, karlward, morning out there.
	👻 9:29am adampsyche: oysters are basically plants
	👻 9:30am Threemoons: Oooh, a foodie convo! Fish for Friday! Yes, catfish and carp both can pick up the taste of where they were caught--In Ashkenazi cooking, carp usually has some kind of vinegar or sweet and sour treatment if the fish is being served as-is, or it's part of gefilte fish. FWIW I LOVE fish done right. Monkfish is almost like lobster and needs gentle treatment. If I had to have only one kind of fish, it would be the very small silver butterfish--sustainable, healthy--and very tasty. I just head and gut them, slash each side 3x, shake with seasoned coarse cornmeal, and shallow-fry. Great hot or cold. You eat the bones; very good source of calcium. I like to slap a few of them, cold, onto a roll with slaw or tomatoes and mayo or whatever; to me that's a perfect fish fry.
	9:30am mace: It's crazy how many varieties of mushroom are supposed to mimic some meats, like lobster mushrooms, and a few others that taste like chicken
	9:31am PaulRobeson1920: Whisper in my ear outside the Oyster Bar, Adam
	9:31am Phillippe Bastille: @karlward just listened to your new single. Nice! In the cart!
	👻 9:31am Threemoons: My other fave is very tiny baby octopus. A zillion years ago when I went to law school in DC, back when wooly mammoths still made their stately migration along the frozen Potomac, the big outdoor fish market in DC would have tiny 1" baby octopi, fresh. I would buy a pound for like $2, rinse them at home, put em on ice, and eat them raw dipped in salt.
	👻 9:31am YETI BOB: @HH: Vegetarian is the way to go, I did it for decades. My cardiologist suggested I started eating fish and I took the advice (also I like oysters and sushi a lot, and my wife's fried catfish, so it didn't take to much persuasion)
	9:32am melinda: Nice jazz
	👻 9:33am Threemoons: @YetiBob I am trying to Eat More Plants. And, thankfully, I have access to regeneratively-farmed meat--organ meat from healthy animals is amazingly good for you.
	9:33am mace: The only time I've enjoyed octopus is in takoyaki. The texture is too knuckly for me, but I see the appeal!
	9:34am Phillippe Bastille: @threemoons I had what I refered to as a pet carp two years back. He liked to hang out in the shade next to the pier. Probably a half dozen times I'd be sitting there fishing and I'd look down and he was right beside me, like a faithful dog. No sign of him last year.
	👻 9:34am listener: levels seem good. you could pot up the bed music if you want
	9:34am PaulRobeson1920: Turn on, Tune in, Drop out (of the fake t.V studio prop house) con man pshhhh the man is in space right now! like that Moody Blues song
	👻 9:34am Threemoons: @Phillipe--wow! Wonder if someone caught them?
	9:35am sphere: hullo. i went vegan for about a year and it was fabulously successful until i started eating vegan prepackaged foods and the the pandemic hooked me on takeout
	9:36am melinda: Hank and Tim is still one of the best FMU show intros
	9:37am mace: @sphere I went through the exact same thing. Some day I'll behave again.
	9:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Knuckly Texture
	9:38am melinda: @Yeti was it you who gave me advice on making sauerkraut? After 2 fails I've succeeded and now have tasty kraut daily.
	👻 9:38am Threemoons: When I was a very little girl I would go fishing with my Mom and Dad at either a local lake (rented rowboat) or the local reservoir. At the latter, guys who were Serious Fishermen would be pulling out these ENORMOUS carp--the ranger's lodge/permit station had tons of photos of some 3' long and larger monsters. We never got lucky that way but we did sometimes get some good freshwater striped lake perch that were big enough to bother with.
	9:38am (Murakami Whywolf))): Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Between C.I.A., Wasson, and Clare Booth Luce, psychedelics _started_ as very Establishment, people who had enough of a classical education to know about the Eleusinean Mysteries that were open only to the élite and wanted something similar. I may judge Leary harshly because I'm a scientist and Leary always claimed to be, and certainly wanted the imprimatur of SCIENCE and the respect that gets, at least in some quarters even as he got more and more slip-shod in his methods, especially over-generalising from his particular seminary/West Point/Harvard case and tilting his pronouncements toward the ones that would get him more young 'tail'. And, of course, there was his fatal flaw, rooted in the most unscientific habit of all: believing the World was the way he wanted it to be. —which is why I wrote 'harshly' and not 'over-harshly'. I don't dismiss him, but I think he's closer to Joyce or Burroughs than (say) Shulgin. YETI BOB: There were too many locks, but I'll use an analogy: official sexual morés in the early 1960s were terrible and terribly restrictive, but I know of at least one California high school in the 1970s where O(10) teachers were having sex with students. In software it is a given that fixing a bug can allow things to proceed far enough to trigger a much worse bug, as I learned when I fixed something 'small' just before shipping and would've wrecked the product if it hadn't been caught.
	9:39am luka: silly rabbit. jazz is for kids.
	9:39am Roberto: This is a tremendous improvement on Cars for Kids.
	9:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh - Wallace Roney died, 59, Covid-related.
	9:40am Phillippe Bastille: @YB I'm with you on oysters. I was coming back from FL one year and drove about 100 miles out of my way to visit Apalachicola, FL's oyster farming capital. @threemoons could be, but there's not a lot of fishing in our river. Not an easy way in, and the Chesapeake is just a couple 100 yards away. Enough to keep me busy with panfish, but the big ones are in the bay
	👻 9:40am Threemoons: @Roberto--"1-8-7-7 karz for kidz...K-A-R-S Kars for Kids....ugh, now I have an earworm
	9:41am (((Murakami Whywolf): I was vegetarian the first trimester of college, which was a terrible time to do that because the food-service vegetables were very badly made and only the starches tasted good. By December I felt willing at least theoretically to kill a cow, it would have been less hypocritical to actually seek-out the opportunity but I was busy not failing _everything_.
	9:41am Roberto: My father was a child actor/performer and that commercial with the kids' band always triggers his PTSD lol
	👻 9:42am Threemoons: @Roberto WOW!
	👻 9:42am Handy Haversack: Karps for for Kidz a very different animal.
	9:42am mace: I did a cover of cars for kids at the beginning of quarantine
	9:43am mace: thought it would bring the community together like imagine. unsuccessful.
	9:43am eva: good morning! enjoying the playfulness.
	9:43am PaulRobeson1920: Spring 1967-7 McNamara calls for complete cessation of bombing north of the 20th Parallel... Jan 29th - March 31st 1968 TET Offensive
	9:43am Krys O.: For several years, a group of Facebook friends would meet up for a Chinese banquet in Chinatown NYC. The organizer spoke Chinese and we would have about 10-12 courses of Chinese delicacies like jellyfish, etc. Even though I had eaten things like tripe as a kid, it was still extremely weird. I had a vegan diet about ten years ago. I eat eggs, dairy and fish and occasionally poultry, mostly plant-based though now.
	9:43am Phillippe Bastille: @threemoons where I used to live I did some kayak fishing in a reservoir and snagged a pretty large carp that actually pulled the kayak, like some crazy cartoon. Never did boat him, but did see him when he rolled and broke the line
	9:44am Krys O.: LOL, mace!
	👻 9:44am Threemoons: I actually once donated a totally dead banger of a car to them, btw. When I was in HS/college I went through a series of very cheap American-made (ie generic parts) very body-damaged used cars because it was all I could afford....anyway I had an old klunker whose starter kept consistently dying and they sent around 2 Orthodox guys with a flatbed to get it off of Mom's driveway. Got a $2K tax writeoff.
	9:44am Phillippe Bastille: @Krys O I still like tripe more than I should...
	👻 9:44am Threemoons: @Phillippe wild! Yeah, you would see really big guys breaching the water in the middle of the reservoir; I can believe it.
	👻 9:45am Handy Haversack: Wait, mace, wow, just saw your profile! You work at Dwarven Forge? Are you in Bushwick? How's Stefan doing?
	👻 9:45am Threemoons: I recently got a hold of some regeneratively farmed cow tongue, pig tongue, turkey liver, and pig kidneys. All amazing. The kidneys take some prep when they are that big--there's a reason why they test human drugs on pigs--but once prepped and given a soak in milk they cook up wonderfully.
	👻 9:46am YETI BOB: MW - re: Leary - thanks for that well-thought out reply. Your points are all valid - I'm a scientist too, at least when I'm wearing that hat, so I'm aware of his flaws - but Leary was an important figure in my development - as were Joyce and Burroughs, and not so much Shulgin, even though of course Shulgin was the better scientist!
	9:46am PaulRobeson1920: As early as 65’ the state department knew that bombing & Defoliation agent purple& orange, would never work on an agricultural country.
	9:46am mace: Stefan is living his life in Seattle, sending weekly updates on his bird feeder. I am in Bushwick!
	9:46am Yes: hello all
	👻 9:46am Threemoons: I keep waiting for the beef sweetbreads to come back in stock. I will ONLY buy organ meat from non-abbitor sources.
	👻 9:47am YETI BOB: MW = I wonder if you've ever ready Dale Pendell? He blends the poetic and scientific in a really wonderful way.
	9:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: OK ...the fish is already dead & wonderfully cooked & you offer it - I didn't order it - I'm poor & hungry (likely as not) - I might eat some...
	9:47am Krys O.: I've mentioned before that Timothy Leary spoke at Upsala College when I was a student. A group of us had dinner with him afterward at a restaurant in Bloomfield. He drank tequila and 7-Up.
	9:48am PaulRobeson1920: McNamara called for a stop to the bombing in 67’ and it went on for 7 more years. Man
	👻 9:48am Threemoons: Fun fact: I grew up eating chopped liver. At Thanksgiving, the liver in the roasting pan was a treat. Then I took a semester of FDA law as an elective and found out that ONE turkey liver has an entire clinical dose of DES in it. So that was it for frequent chopped liver in our house; now it's a less than once a year thing.
	9:48am mace: Okay explain tongue to me. What's it taste like? What's the texture? How do you season and prepare it?
	9:48am Phillippe Bastille: growing up my grandmother owned a neighborhood grocer and we would get the less-than-prime cow and chicken parts that she had trouble selling. tripe, tongue, brains, gizzards, hearts
	👻 9:48am listener: thank you John for playing the new Sanders/Floating Points - been meaning to hear this and learning what all the fuss is about.
	👻 9:48am Barney Grubbs: Pharoah still doing it
	9:48am Krys O.: My brother has an aversion to fish because of trauma he experienced fishing with some friends as a kid in the 60s. He'll eat shrimp though.
	9:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Think we're all on the same page w/ Leary more or less. I guess somebody had to illustrate being the public face of LSD advocacy... Owsley had a period he ate only meat fanatically...
	👻 9:50am YETI BOB: when i was a kid my dad brought a cow tongue home from the butcher one time. it was HUGE. the whole family including mom was horrified, nobody would go near it, he cooked it and ate it himself.
	9:50am mace: Oh shit this song is amazing
	👻 9:50am Handy Haversack: Whoa, mace, this is what two years without GaryCon will do -- I had no idea! I was going to make a "no longer flail[ing]" joke earlier when you said you got your vaccine appt. but thought it might be too obscure -- now I wish I had done so! I have always loved that DF is based in Brooklyn, where no one has an apt. large enough to use the product! But we gamed at Stefan's a few times and always had a couple of beers together at GaryCon. I was at the Kickstarter-end party like ... six years back? Very cool to see a DF employee here! We're pretty "theater of the mind" in my game (again, partly for space reasons), but I admire the product!
	9:50am Krys O.: Tongue is very salty and requires many boiling sessions to remove the salt. It's tougher than ham, but similar. I don't eat pork any longer.
	9:50am mace: @yeti I'm laughing at the image
	9:51am (((Murakami Whywolf): Phillippe Bastille: I believe I've heard your childhood varietals called 'butcher‘s blend'. ('Butler‘s blend' is a mix of whatever teas you've got hanging around, o.k. usually if iced.) I really like dim sum's book tripe dish (ba yeh, 'hundred leaves') made with a lot of ginger and usually some chilis and sometimes like book tripe with curry and taro or potato. I've had honeycomb tripe that I just could not eat, and that's rare for me, though chitlins (a misspelling, I think) also push it. Foot's the same for me. I do think that if you're going to have a cow killed you ought to eat as much of it as you can.
	9:51am Krys O.: @Yeti Bob: My dad was that way with eels. He'd catch them i the Byram River fishing with our surrogate grandfather. I saw him skin them and had no interest in eating them.
	9:52am Krys O.: in the Byram River.
	9:52am mace: @Handy well next time the conventions are open and I'm attending, you'll have to introduce yourself! Question - Is Handy short for Handrew?
	👻 9:52am YETI BOB: KrysO: Shades of "The Tin Drum"
	👻 9:52am Threemoons: @Mace Tongue: To prep: Rinse and boil in saltwater seasoned with a handful of peppercorns and a few bay leaves. Simmer until carving fork goes into the root end easily. When done, while still hot, used a clean lint free towel or similar to hold the hot tongue and cut/peel off the tough outer skin. Comes right off. Slice and serve hot or cold. Does NOT taste salty when cooled off. Usually served with onions and mustard. Delicious. Some butchers also sell smoked tongue which is amazing.
	9:52am Phillippe Bastille: If I remember correctly the tongue was really tough, And yeah, the hairs were still on it so yikes if you aren't ready for that vision. I could never eat the brains though. My dad lived brains and eggs for breakfast. No thanks
	👻 9:53am Threemoons: Tongue doesn't have to be tough. The smoked ones may be salty; haven't found one in years. Grew up eating the fresh ones
	9:53am Phillippe Bastille: @Murakami Whywolf I like the honeycomb tripe, battered in cornmeal and fried
	9:54am mace: EEL!?! Eel are edible!? I have to try that.
	👻 9:54am Handy Haversack: @mace, no, ha, it's from a magic item in Unearthed Arcana! I picked it as a screen name in like 2002 for Dragons Foot, and it has stuck with me ever since! BTW: I'm in Greenpoint! I first met Stefan at GC ... VI? because he was with Wandy, who was wearing a BUSHWICK DETH hat, and my buddy J and I were all: "You from Brooklyn?" And they were all: "You from Brooklyn?!" Then we drank many beers.
	👻 9:54am Threemoons: My Nordic Dad, may he rest in peace, used to sometimes go eel fishing at night with a flashlight--they come right up. Locals would home-hot-smoke them using water-soaked copies of the Sunday Times. Home smoked eel is delicious cold; better than whitefish.
	9:54am Krys O.: From kindergarten to 5th grade, we lived down the street from a butcher and I had to walk past on my way to school. They'd have chickens displayed in the windows with their feet touching the panes. I also remember the rendering truck would come by to pick up bones. This was also the time of DDT trucks driving through the neighborhood.
	👻 9:54am Ken From Hyde Park: Do cows have uvula like humans do? You think that would be a tender delicacy.
	9:54am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I thot the British live on eels...
	9:55am mace: @threemoons fascinating. I'll have to get some when I see it's available. I tried frog for the first time this past year and that was salty, which I maybe should have guessed. It was from a street vendor, though, so maybe if it's prepared well it isn't so?
	👻 9:55am Threemoons: @Ken the place where I get my regeneratively-farmed meat sells dried cow nose strips as doggo treats.
	9:56am mace: @handy sounds just like Stefan
	9:56am Krys O.: The only time I had escargot was in Paris. I think it ruined me from having the dish anywhere else. It was soooo good and garlicky.
	👻 9:56am Threemoons: @Mace no meat on its own is inherently "salty"--it's the prep. I've had both Euro style frogs and several sizes/grades of Chinese style frogs; all were different....
	9:56am john_zilla: loving the show in south brooklyn! great jaZz
	👻 9:56am YETI BOB: @Mace: Go to a Japanese restaurant and order Unagi, it's amazing
	9:56am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Abattoir Jazz. Well it is Good Friday...
	👻 9:57am Barney Grubbs: tripe is great with mala flavors in cold sichuanese dishes (eg, thewoksoflife.com...)
	👻 9:57am Threemoons: @YetiBob YES to unagi and anago....freshwater and sea eel...
	9:57am mace: @yeti okay! I'll try anything once. Maybe even twice.
	9:58am Roberto: [vegan quietly sees himself out of the chat room]
	9:58am Krys O.: I must confess that we ate pig's ears back in the day, as well as pig's feet. :(
	👻 9:59am Threemoons: @Barney thanks for the recipe; may do that sauce/treatment with my next bunch of off cuts.
	👻 9:59am Handy Haversack: @mace, we also played Aliens the strategy miniatures board game while drinking those beers, which should add to the verisimilitude. Anyway, great to meet you here.
	10:01am Krys O.: My dad told us that in desperate times in 1920s Poland, his family had to eat horse. :'''(
	👻 10:01am Barney Grubbs: one time long ago in high school, I was feeling brave at the taco truck & ordered lengua & sesos tacos. They made the tongue taco first—chunk of tongue pulled out & chopped fine—looked good. for the next one they pulled out what looked like half a calf brain, sliced off a chunk, and chopped it up. It was pretty gnarly, but not too bad with the extra-hot salsa.
	10:01am Phillippe Bastille: Took me years to want to eat eels. When I was a wee lad, several of my uncles would go fishing for eels at a place called Bloody Pond. I remember once my grandmother was cooking them in a big pot and she scooped a bunch of them out with a ladle to check their doneness. It looked like a bunch of snakes coming out of a pot of boiling water, draped over the handle and dangling over the water. I absolutely had nightmares after that.
	10:02am Bob in DC: Fred Frith on which record?
	10:02am eºIºk: Did 91.1 just go down? 91.9 sounds good though.
	👻 10:02am Barney Grubbs: @three moons: It’s really nice in hot pot too.
	10:02am terminalhipness: @Bob in DC - Dr Umezu
	10:03am ami ad: 91.1 is down here.
	👻 10:03am Snortley: Yes; 91.1 is dead.
	10:04am John Allen: Bob in DC Fred Firth on this record: www.discogs.com...
	10:04am Bob in DC: Thank you
	10:04am Southie Samuel: I’m a weed gummie
	10:06am Exluddite: Anyone else hearing Mario Bros. ?
	10:07am ami ad: Getting a reggae show on 91.9fm.
	10:10am mace: alright guys, I gotta peace out. enjoy your fish and your weekends
	👻 10:11am Handy Haversack: Later on, mace.
	10:11am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cause I'm Not Right, Iggy.
	10:12am Exluddite: I'm in LIC Queens right now, and that station bleeds in whenever I'm here.
	👻 10:13am Threemoons: Listening online; stream is fine on my rig.
	10:18am queems: tbh i thought the weird static was just a song until i checked the stream
	👻 10:20am YETI BOB: my cat likes this track, she is staring at the speakers, following the stereo panning!
	10:20am Joe McG: We're on the case to try to figure out what's up!
	👻 10:20am YETI BOB: i'm clicky-starring the song for her
	10:21am Phillippe Bastille: Maybe Bryce came on early?
	10:22am Matt Warwick: Hey everybody! 91.1 antenna is getting repaired, so it's gonna be out for awhile.
	10:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cat Panning & the Knuckly Textures - Good Friday @ the Jazz Abattoir Bring Your Own
	10:23am G: Oh man, antenna trouble!!!
	10:25am vixo: Roy Porter Sound Machine!!!! Outstanding!!!
	👻 10:26am Rob (Jerzcity): @ami ad - I think you call it Dub. To be cool.
	👻 10:26am Handy Haversack: Oh no! And we're driving to Jersey today!
	10:27am sphere: @ Handy Haversack: Better warm up your psychic senses!
	👻 10:28am YETI BOB: Hi G! I'm always happy to see your avatar pop up.
	👻 10:29am YETI BOB: @HH: Can you use the phone app?
	10:29am Phillippe Bastille: @Handy I'm sure there's an NPR station playing the Brandenburg Concertos for Bagpipes you could tune in to.
	10:31am sphere: WFMU should end the bagpipes protocol and replace it with a hurdy-gurdy protocol.
	10:31am PaulRobeson1920: Solar flares
	10:32am G: Hi, Yeti -- ditto. But I don't chat all that much when busy with online work haha...
	10:32am Phillippe Bastille: I like how you think, sphere
	👻 10:32am YETI BOB: @G: I recently came across this amazing photo of Louis Coulon posing with a cat and I thought you might appreciate it - it reminded me of your photo - e4p7c9i3.stackpathcdn.com...
	10:32am sphere: thank you, Philippe. you're a pretty fine thinker yourself. :)
	👻 10:33am YETI BOB: @G - Understood. I finished a big piece of work yesterday, met the end-of-month deadline, and I'm kicking back today. Good luck being productive!
	10:35am Phillippe Bastille: My daily brain training app thinks I'm slightly above average, sphere. 1027 where 1000 is the median. I'll take that any day.
	👻 10:35am Handy Haversack: @YB: I don't even have a cell phone, let alone a spy phone!
	10:36am sphere: hmm, never tried brain training myself. i'll look into it. but you seem above average to me!
	10:36am Phillippe Bastille: @Handy don't 20 year old Corollas come with wifi?
	10:37am Phillippe Bastille: @sphere yes, slightly so apparently
	10:38am queems: @handy what time are you planning on arriving?
	10:40am eºIºk: Ugh, I hate that the 91.9 reggae pirate “In the Street” reaches all the way to LIC. They’re probably in Flatbush or PLG so that’s a pretty strong pirate. Hope the FCC talks to their landlord someday.
	👻 10:41am YETI BOB: @HH: I should have guessed. I resisted for a long time too, but eventually broke down. It is nice being able to take WFMU in the car, and be able to keep in touch with work colleagues when I'm not home (it gives me freedom to roam around during the day), but it's definitely the Devil's bargain and you are on the right side, so stay golden!
	10:42am ami ad: It's pretty bad reggae on that station, not cool dub at all.
	👻 10:44am YETI BOB: @HH: What I really would prefer is a 100% Linux/open-source mobile phone so I can have the advantages without the spying/ads etc. Of course I have blockers but I'd prefer to have complete control over the software on my phone, like I do with my laptop. Can be done but takes more time/energy than I've been willing to invest.
	10:45am Krys O.: I figure that if anyone would spy on my cell phone activity, they'd have to be inured to the boredom.
	10:46am Glistener MW: When no one was looking, Lex Luthor hijacked forty cakes. He hijacked 40 cakes. That’s as many as four tens. And that’s terrible.
	👻 10:47am Jason from Houston: +:꒰◍• ᴗ •◍꒱:+
	10:47am tim from champaign (now washington): Hey JA and everyone. Digging t he Michael Morely Spyro Gyra vibes.
	👻 10:48am Jason from Houston: Good greetings, good people!
	👻 10:48am YETI BOB: The Broomster! Making a clean sweep of things! Hi Jason!
	10:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Krys O I reckon the quantum computers will cope well with tedium. In record time...
	👻 10:50am Handy Haversack: @queems, right around 2, I'd think.
	👻 10:50am Handy Haversack: Hey, Jason!
	👻 10:50am YETI BOB: @HH: How about an extra-long Ethernet cable?
	10:51am Phillippe Bastille: Some of the targeted ads you get on your phone can be really helpful, though. I had read an article about a small biotech (Evofem) that is developing a vaccine for women for STDs, and later had an ad pop up for one of the birth control devices they sell. I'm a soon-to-be 64 year old man.
	10:51am tim from champaign (now washington): @Krys O - hahaha. Me too. I've thought before that if a human looked into my internet habits they'd think that I'm a real freak. "This guy just looks at some weird station and crappy music that no one in their right mind would listen to. How are we suppose to sell this doofus's info?"
	10:51am Krys O.: Would computers envy fallibility?
	👻 10:52am YETI BOB: see also: "Youtube thinks I'm gay"
	10:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes if faceborg is tapping my laptop mic, they're FMUvians by now...
	10:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...too late for G. Gordan Liddy.
	👻 10:53am Jason from Houston: I should sweep outside, actually. Live Oak pollen is still dropping.
	10:53am Phillippe Bastille: anyone forget to mute FMU before hopping on a zoom call yet? Speaking from experience here
	👻 10:54am Jason from Houston: Hey there, Handy!
	10:54am Krys O.: I'd be proud if YouTube thought I was gay. My dad used to get censored letters from his sister in Belarus in the 70s. We assumed that she was criticizing the government.
	10:54am John Allen: the ol jeffrey toobin fmu mistake
	👻 10:57am YETI BOB: Max Roach approach?
	11:01am eºIºk: @ami, most of the FM pirates around here have really disappointing taste in music. There used to be an occasionally slightly funny Hasidic pirate called J-Root but they seem to have gone legal now, i.e. online only. And once I heard one Caribbean church pirate invite people to call in and sing gospel over the air which was kind of cool. I wonder if I still have a recording of that somewhere. But mostly it’s crap.
	11:01am franx: sick clarie
	11:02am McGroovey: I avoid any WFMU/no-mute issues by not calling anyone ever.
	11:02am Phillippe Bastille: YouTube thinks I love Courtney Barnett. No matter what artist mix I select, I get a Courtney Barnett song about half a dozen songs in. Angel Olsen? Pearl Harbor and the Explosions? 10CC? All roads lead to Courtney Barnett. Pick a female Australian singer like Alex Lahey or Julia Jacklin and it's maybe 4 songs in...
	11:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh geez, Wallace Roney died a year ago. Derr. Sorry...
	11:08am McGroovey: @philippe I avoid that problem by only listening to music on WFMU (and my own records). Though I do like Courtney Barnett, so your particular problem wouldn't be a problem for me, if I ever used Spotify, which I never have, because WFMU.
	11:12am Phillippe Bastille: @McGroovey agreed. I'd say 95% of my music listening is fmu. Some days though you just gotta hear a buncha stuff from a favorite artist.
	11:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Phillippe Bastille - yeah, like when the WiFi I steal goes Off again. (Speaking of Pirates!) With FMU 24/7 & more than one Stream awlready - can't even get to the Podcasts I'd otherwise consider essential...
	11:17am ami ad: @eºIºk: Yea, worked for a company that parked the trucks in East Flatbush, I remember once we crossed Empire Blvd. the pirate radios took over, mostly nothing good.
	👻 11:18am YETI BOB: FMU in the morning, records at night, a little quiet time in the afternoon
	👻 11:19am YETI BOB: Except for Hearty White on Thursday nights, and Billy Jam sometimes. (Not saying there aren't other good programs in the afternoon/evening, this is just how I do it)
	👻 11:23am Jason from Houston: AHHHHHHHHHH
	👻 11:23am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	👻 11:23am Handy Haversack: There it is!
	👻 11:24am listener: teen love will get you every time
	11:25am Roberto: This makes me sad all over again that I never had a teen romance.
	11:26am Marcel M: so THIS is the shape of jazz to come.
	11:26am larry of lackawack: During the Marathon you said a car was stopping in front of the barn. It's the Barn quilt.
	11:26am Niall: Jeez, I feel like I'm reliving my late teens with this show. #angular
	11:27am ami ad: Gonna go Downtown, BK.
	11:27am ami ad: Thank you, DJ. Crew. Drive safe.
	👻 11:27am Handy Haversack: And that's what happens when you listen to commercial radio, kids. You have been warned. Good luck, ami ad!
	11:27am Roberto: Wait never mind sounds like I didn't miss out on much.
	11:28am sparky: Yess!! No Trend Teen Love is my jam!!
	👻 11:28am listener: to be decapitated in an explosion sounds hardcore
	11:29am tim from champaign (now washington): I love lysergic punk.
	11:30am eºIºk: @Roberto, both of yr comments are exactly what I was thinking.
	👻 11:30am YETI BOB: is that what this is, tim? acid never made me so cynical and jaded - it made me want to jump around and sing happy songs
	11:31am Marco Esquandolas: AN - GU - LAR
	👻 11:31am Jason from Houston: WHAAAAAAAAAAA
	11:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Probly not what Olivia meant by 'Let's Get Physical' tho' car wrecks are indeed dramatic Physics. Warhol presents many graphic wrecks as well. & that's Pop. I wish I had FMU like this as a teen on acid.
	👻 11:31am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	👻 11:32am karlward: Is this Fugazi? Or is this jazz?
	👻 11:32am YETI BOB: slint, now here's something i can get behind
	👻 11:33am Jason from Houston: I need to pack my laptop for a trip but I want to listen to the rest of this show through my stereo. :/
	11:35am larry of lackawack: Just donated a car. It's nickname is Nightmare.
	11:35am tim from champaign (now washington): @Yeti - Ha! Some ride the bummer vibes though. No Trend, Fang et al.
	👻 11:37am Jason from Houston: Okay. Popping off to listen in the car. All the love to y'all from sunny, ugly Houston.
	11:37am tim from champaign (now washington): I always forget how much I like Slint. I find most of the Slint sounding bands that followed to be pretty tedious and let it taint my thoughts about Slint.
	11:39am tim from champaign (now washington): To paraphrase The American Dream Dusty Rhodes as an announcer: "It's a jazz filibusta!"
	11:39am Marco Esquandolas: I agree Tim. Although I do like Rodan just as much as Slint I think.
	11:41am tim from champaign (now washington): @Marco - Rodan was really great! A favorite show of mine with Rodan, '68 Comeback and Rocket From The Crypt in February 1994.
	👻 11:41am Barney Grubbs: Hurray for Grubbses (no relation)
	11:42am DannyThe Manny: I can almost hear on fm!
	👻 11:42am Handy Haversack: Have fun, Jason!
	11:43am Marco Esquandolas: That's awesome Tim! I never got to see them live unfortunately.
	👻 11:45am Handy Haversack: Nice, tim! We thought we were going to have to go sit in the car for ASP and not be able to listen to FMU for an hour and half -- but it's Good Friday! Finally, religion works for me!
	👻 11:45am YETI BOB: @tim - yeah i get you. i guess that "ride the bummer" vibe is just not my thing at all, i feel like "teen love" is like a joke i heard already and i didn't laugh the first time. everything else on this show has been great and of course it wouldn't be WFMU if there wasn't some noise-punk mixed in with the jazz, who cares if i like it or not?
	11:47am tim from champaign (now washington): @Marco - Rodan was a little too weird for most of the crowd but I was mighty happy . Rodan opened and then they were up front dancing like loons for '68 Comeback which really kicked off the fun.
	11:52am Marco Esquandolas: Damn, that sounds like a good time
	11:52am tim from champaign (now washington): @Yeti - Have you read Jesse Jarnow's Heads book? I just finished it. It's definitely one of my favorite books I've read recently.
	👻 11:53am YETI BOB: @Tim: I'll check it out. I hope it's better than "Monolithic Undertow" by Harry Sword which turned out to be a massive disappointment. (I'll send an almost-new hardcover copy of this book to anyone who wants it)
	👻 11:56am Handy Haversack: Did it, YB? That's too bad! What were the problems? Are we back?
	11:57am ChukAmok: That Rodan/RFTC show sounds epic. Damn do I miss live music.
	👻 11:57am Handy Haversack: Stream is back.
	11:57am Krys O.: Thanks, JA!
	11:57am tim from champaign (now washington): I haven't read Monolithic Undertow but I guarantee it will be an enjoyable and insightful read.
	11:57am Yes: thank yous
	11:57am Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Mr. Allen
	👻 11:58am YETI BOB: right on Tim, I trust Jesse Jarnow and I trust you :)
	11:58am terminalhipness: Thank you John Allen, for another great show! Best to all of you!!
	11:58am Zetti: Thank you.
	👻 11:59am Handy Haversack: Damn, thanks, JA, Matt, all! Be well, JAZZ pals.
	12:00pm Niall: For a moment I thought this was an interview with Eno, but not I'm guessing it's Derek Jarman... and so I thought this Novaga track was COIL. Ha!
	12:01pm Niall: Wrong in almost every way!
	12:01pm Marco Esquandolas: THANK YOU JA
	👻 12:01pm YETI BOB: @HH: The book could have used some editing, he repeats himself a lot, there too much hagiography (well-worn legends about the Velvet Underground, etc), doesn't seem to be a lot of insight.
	👻 12:01pm listener: thanks for the great show!
	12:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY DJ JA !
	👻 12:03pm YETI BOB: bye y'all

JA In The AM with John Allen: Playlist from April 2, 2021

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"I listened yesterday. It's no reflection on you but I could'nt see where you were going or what you were going for. This early seventies thing did'nt get noticed the first time and you talk about friends of like Dealney and Bonnie who had records out like we're supposed to remember who they are. Then you play this long winded free jazz stuff that really grates on my nerves. And that noise without a beat and sounds like someones being pinched. Then you play a reggae song, I think you called it Dub, to what, be cool? You seem to really fetishize the whole folk thing too which is obnoxious to us who don't even care. I liked it when you played that punk song though. I like Joe Belock a lot." (Visit homepage.)

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April 2, 2021

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Don	Dirty "Dirty" by "Don"		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
timothy leary	G gordon Liddy "G gordon Liddy" by "timothy leary"		0:05:59 (Pop-up)
miles	the pan piper "the pan piper" by "miles"		0:08:12 (Pop-up)
tomasz stanko/ tony oxley	morning heavy song		0:11:50 (Pop-up)
Jaques Coursil	first fanfare "first fanfare" by "Jaques Coursil"	minmal brass	0:19:18 (Pop-up)
carlos nino	pleasewakeupalittlefaster, please		0:22:14 (Pop-up)
dr umezu	yayaya "yayaya" by "dr umezu"	dynamite	0:32:02 (Pop-up)
jazz for kids	jazz for kids "jazz for kids" by "jazz for kids"		0:35:48 (Pop-up)
jazz for kids	chapter 6: free jazz		0:37:40 (Pop-up)
pharoah sanders & floating points	movement 7 into 5 into 4 (edit)		0:42:37 (Pop-up)
james brandon lewis	fallen flowers		0:47:12 (Pop-up)
Mechanica Clasica	ak deniz "ak deniz" by "Mechanica Clasica"		1:01:52 (Pop-up)
Gavsborg	music for skeptical dogs
dr lonnie smith & iggy pop	why can't we live together		1:07:38 (Pop-up)
Roy Porter Sound Machine	drums for daryl		1:18:31 (Pop-up)
confusional quartet	swing "swing" by "confusional quartet"		1:22:56 (Pop-up)
frankie reyes	alma de la palma + 1		1:30:26 (Pop-up)
gerry weil	the bull's problem "the bull's problem" by "gerry weil"		1:32:45 (Pop-up)
gate i.e. michael morley	hijacked a cake		1:40:56 (Pop-up)
vance and suzanne	i can't get along without you (instrumental)		1:49:40 (Pop-up)
freestyle band	the roach approach		1:55:29 (Pop-up)
walt dickerson	tell me all the beautiful things		2:03:55 (Pop-up)
no trend	teen love "teen love" by "no trend"		2:21:38 (Pop-up)
slint	for dinner "for dinner" by "slint"		2:29:39 (Pop-up)
david grubbs / loren connors	blossom time		2:39:44 (Pop-up)
norman westberg & jacek mazurkiewicz	first man in the moon		2:44:13 (Pop-up)
alessandra novaga	I should have been a gardener		2:50:46 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	👻 9:01am Handy Haversack: JA, J'All. Let's dirty it up.
	👻 9:01am YETI BOB: Listen to some music (oh) Maybe just talking (yeah)
	9:02am Phillippe Bastille: yo
	9:02am terminalhipness: Good morning JA, everyone...
	9:02am mace: howdy
	9:03am John Allen: hey all everyone
	9:03am Phillippe Bastille: Handy! YB!
	👻 9:03am Handy Haversack: Yo, Phillippe!
	👻 9:04am YETI BOB: P(LP)²B!
	9:04am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I was told there would be no math.
	9:05am mace: mama mia, i'm ready to go dancing as soon as it's safe
	9:06am Phillippe Bastille: No meetings today, client is off, no adult supervision, P(LP)²B is going fishing today!
	👻 9:07am Handy Haversack: Ha, nice, Phillippe! It's 28F here, but I'm going to knock off early and go stand around outside anyway!
	👻 9:08am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning and RIP Daddy G!
	9:08am PaulRobeson1920: Good morning
	9:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Turn On Tune In Jazz Out
	9:09am ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all.
	9:10am Phillippe Bastille: yeah, Handy, I may not fish long -- low 40s for a high today. Finally replaced my trusty old reel though, so some casts from the shore/pier are in order. Osprey are pulling some decent sized shad and catfish so something is there
	👻 9:10am Rob (Jerzcity): @KenHP - here you go!
	9:10am terminalhipness: Welcome ami ad!
	👻 9:10am Rob (Jerzcity): Mornin', you all
	👻 9:10am YETI BOB: I've been working extra hard the last two weeks to meet a major deadline. I'm taking some vacation starting next week, going to drive out and visit an old friend in Phoenix AZ
	👻 9:10am Ken From Hyde Park: Yes, Rob! Haha!
	9:11am Phillippe Bastille: Nice, YB! Did you score that old Benz you were mulling?
	9:11am Zetti: I just watched documentary by Errol Morris My Psychedelic Love Story. Great.
	9:11am mace: @phillippe this may be a dumb question, but have you eaten catfish? I've heard its quite good but have never had the chance.
	9:12am Tim Ops: Mask up, get your shot and stay socially distant (unless you're illegally crossing the US Mexico border)
	9:12am cherry1998: happy friday morning 2 all
	9:12am seedfriend: Great day to be alive! A dusting of snow, found 3 ticks on me yesterday and the poison ivy I got last week is starting to subside. Springin’
	👻 9:12am YETI BOB: Indeed I did! It has a lot of problems, being an older car, but I hope it makes it to the west coast.
	9:12am (Murakami Whywolf))): Very mixed feelings about Leary. Very much 'a man of parts'—you don't get through West Point and to a research position at Harvard on looks (alone)—but he set serious psychedelic research back decades and had theories of mind and of space migration he promulgated on very little evidence. I see him as a very sincere con-man, that is he always conned himself first, but still a con artist.
	👻 9:13am YETI BOB: @mace: I love fried catfish, one of my favorite meals
	9:14am Phillippe Bastille: mace I have! They are a pain to clean, but tasty. They can pick up the flavor of where they live, though, so they can taste a bit muddy at times (at least that's been my experience). I'm going to try smoking the next batch and make a dip. YB is right, fried is great
	9:14am (((Murakami Whywolf): mace: I basically hate fish, but I once got some fried catfish I could eat and keep-down, I recall the flavour as mild and the texture very flaky.
	👻 9:16am YETI BOB: ((MW)) I know a lot of folks have issues with Leary but he (like John Lennon) is a hero to me. Other "serious" researchers were trying to act as gatekeepers to the psychedelic domain, while Leary was trying to "Unscrew the locks from the doors! Unscrew the doors themselves from their jambs!" (Whitman)
	9:18am Glistener MW: <3 amen, Yeti Bob.
	9:19am Phillippe Bastille: YB I'm in the same boat. My son just grabbed me one at auction, 2013 with 125k miles. Crazy how much they depreciate. My 2004 suburban was literally coming apart in my hands (3 of the armrests have come off while closing doors, for example) so I wanted something that would stay intact. The Benz was quite a bit cheaper than a Chevy Tahoe for the same year.
	9:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (Murakami Whywolf)) I'd mostly agree. Leary became another NewAge lecture circuit guy in white shoes. Libertarians... Kind of think of Leary as the Hefner or Disney of LSD. But do also see him as caught up in the whole pageant of the inevitable between Psychedelics & the Establishment. Yerknow it had to be somebody & it was him. His intelligence & observation & articulation can't be disregarded wholesale...
	👻 9:20am adampsyche: celebrating Liddey from the frozen tundra of the catskills
	9:20am Peter in Tappan: What a beautiful song that was. Going to dive in further. Thanks john
	9:21am terminalhipness: The JAzz is mellow today.
	9:22am terminalhipness: Davis to Stanko to Coursil - nicely done!
	👻 9:22am Handy Haversack: (Cue fifteen minutes of No Trend ...)
	9:23am mace: I think my favorite fish to eat is monk fish. Also -- Just got my first jab appointment! Huzzah!
	👻 9:23am Threemoons: Morning JA, fellow AMers. TGIF!!
	9:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Seafood is the hard part of not eating animals. The rest is easy !
	9:26am mace: This song is really nice. It kind of reminds me of the Caretaker.
	9:26am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): My favorite seafood is oysters. My new pandemic skill was learning how to shuck 'em.
	9:26am Phillippe Bastille: Monkfish are great -- kinda lobsterish. I did not realize how quickly they shrink up if you overcook them a little bit, however -- left me kinda of embarrassed when I baked some for company and wound up with the worlds tiniest portions
	👻 9:26am karlward: jAAAAZZ
	9:27am mace: Oh no! You could always blame it on the cold ;)
	👻 9:28am Handy Haversack: Not for me, Rev Rab. I guess I every oncet in a while miss tuna, but nothing else appeals in the slightest. Might even be the only animal flesh I ever miss at all these days. Congrats, mace! Nice! Threemoons, karlward, morning out there.
	👻 9:29am adampsyche: oysters are basically plants
	👻 9:30am Threemoons: Oooh, a foodie convo! Fish for Friday! Yes, catfish and carp both can pick up the taste of where they were caught--In Ashkenazi cooking, carp usually has some kind of vinegar or sweet and sour treatment if the fish is being served as-is, or it's part of gefilte fish. FWIW I LOVE fish done right. Monkfish is almost like lobster and needs gentle treatment. If I had to have only one kind of fish, it would be the very small silver butterfish--sustainable, healthy--and very tasty. I just head and gut them, slash each side 3x, shake with seasoned coarse cornmeal, and shallow-fry. Great hot or cold. You eat the bones; very good source of calcium. I like to slap a few of them, cold, onto a roll with slaw or tomatoes and mayo or whatever; to me that's a perfect fish fry.
	9:30am mace: It's crazy how many varieties of mushroom are supposed to mimic some meats, like lobster mushrooms, and a few others that taste like chicken
	9:31am PaulRobeson1920: Whisper in my ear outside the Oyster Bar, Adam
	9:31am Phillippe Bastille: @karlward just listened to your new single. Nice! In the cart!
	👻 9:31am Threemoons: My other fave is very tiny baby octopus. A zillion years ago when I went to law school in DC, back when wooly mammoths still made their stately migration along the frozen Potomac, the big outdoor fish market in DC would have tiny 1" baby octopi, fresh. I would buy a pound for like $2, rinse them at home, put em on ice, and eat them raw dipped in salt.
	👻 9:31am YETI BOB: @HH: Vegetarian is the way to go, I did it for decades. My cardiologist suggested I started eating fish and I took the advice (also I like oysters and sushi a lot, and my wife's fried catfish, so it didn't take to much persuasion)
	9:32am melinda: Nice jazz
	👻 9:33am Threemoons: @YetiBob I am trying to Eat More Plants. And, thankfully, I have access to regeneratively-farmed meat--organ meat from healthy animals is amazingly good for you.
	9:33am mace: The only time I've enjoyed octopus is in takoyaki. The texture is too knuckly for me, but I see the appeal!
	9:34am Phillippe Bastille: @threemoons I had what I refered to as a pet carp two years back. He liked to hang out in the shade next to the pier. Probably a half dozen times I'd be sitting there fishing and I'd look down and he was right beside me, like a faithful dog. No sign of him last year.
	👻 9:34am listener: levels seem good. you could pot up the bed music if you want
	9:34am PaulRobeson1920: Turn on, Tune in, Drop out (of the fake t.V studio prop house) con man pshhhh the man is in space right now! like that Moody Blues song
	👻 9:34am Threemoons: @Phillipe--wow! Wonder if someone caught them?
	9:35am sphere: hullo. i went vegan for about a year and it was fabulously successful until i started eating vegan prepackaged foods and the the pandemic hooked me on takeout
	9:36am melinda: Hank and Tim is still one of the best FMU show intros
	9:37am mace: @sphere I went through the exact same thing. Some day I'll behave again.
	9:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Knuckly Texture
	9:38am melinda: @Yeti was it you who gave me advice on making sauerkraut? After 2 fails I've succeeded and now have tasty kraut daily.
	👻 9:38am Threemoons: When I was a very little girl I would go fishing with my Mom and Dad at either a local lake (rented rowboat) or the local reservoir. At the latter, guys who were Serious Fishermen would be pulling out these ENORMOUS carp--the ranger's lodge/permit station had tons of photos of some 3' long and larger monsters. We never got lucky that way but we did sometimes get some good freshwater striped lake perch that were big enough to bother with.
	9:38am (Murakami Whywolf))): Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Between C.I.A., Wasson, and Clare Booth Luce, psychedelics _started_ as very Establishment, people who had enough of a classical education to know about the Eleusinean Mysteries that were open only to the élite and wanted something similar. I may judge Leary harshly because I'm a scientist and Leary always claimed to be, and certainly wanted the imprimatur of SCIENCE and the respect that gets, at least in some quarters even as he got more and more slip-shod in his methods, especially over-generalising from his particular seminary/West Point/Harvard case and tilting his pronouncements toward the ones that would get him more young 'tail'. And, of course, there was his fatal flaw, rooted in the most unscientific habit of all: believing the World was the way he wanted it to be. —which is why I wrote 'harshly' and not 'over-harshly'. I don't dismiss him, but I think he's closer to Joyce or Burroughs than (say) Shulgin. YETI BOB: There were too many locks, but I'll use an analogy: official sexual morés in the early 1960s were terrible and terribly restrictive, but I know of at least one California high school in the 1970s where O(10) teachers were having sex with students. In software it is a given that fixing a bug can allow things to proceed far enough to trigger a much worse bug, as I learned when I fixed something 'small' just before shipping and would've wrecked the product if it hadn't been caught.
	9:39am luka: silly rabbit. jazz is for kids.
	9:39am Roberto: This is a tremendous improvement on Cars for Kids.
	9:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh - Wallace Roney died, 59, Covid-related.
	9:40am Phillippe Bastille: @YB I'm with you on oysters. I was coming back from FL one year and drove about 100 miles out of my way to visit Apalachicola, FL's oyster farming capital. @threemoons could be, but there's not a lot of fishing in our river. Not an easy way in, and the Chesapeake is just a couple 100 yards away. Enough to keep me busy with panfish, but the big ones are in the bay
	👻 9:40am Threemoons: @Roberto--"1-8-7-7 karz for kidz...K-A-R-S Kars for Kids....ugh, now I have an earworm
	9:41am (((Murakami Whywolf): I was vegetarian the first trimester of college, which was a terrible time to do that because the food-service vegetables were very badly made and only the starches tasted good. By December I felt willing at least theoretically to kill a cow, it would have been less hypocritical to actually seek-out the opportunity but I was busy not failing _everything_.
	9:41am Roberto: My father was a child actor/performer and that commercial with the kids' band always triggers his PTSD lol
	👻 9:42am Threemoons: @Roberto WOW!
	👻 9:42am Handy Haversack: Karps for for Kidz a very different animal.
	9:42am mace: I did a cover of cars for kids at the beginning of quarantine
	9:43am mace: thought it would bring the community together like imagine. unsuccessful.
	9:43am eva: good morning! enjoying the playfulness.
	9:43am PaulRobeson1920: Spring 1967-7 McNamara calls for complete cessation of bombing north of the 20th Parallel... Jan 29th - March 31st 1968 TET Offensive
	9:43am Krys O.: For several years, a group of Facebook friends would meet up for a Chinese banquet in Chinatown NYC. The organizer spoke Chinese and we would have about 10-12 courses of Chinese delicacies like jellyfish, etc. Even though I had eaten things like tripe as a kid, it was still extremely weird. I had a vegan diet about ten years ago. I eat eggs, dairy and fish and occasionally poultry, mostly plant-based though now.
	9:43am Phillippe Bastille: @threemoons where I used to live I did some kayak fishing in a reservoir and snagged a pretty large carp that actually pulled the kayak, like some crazy cartoon. Never did boat him, but did see him when he rolled and broke the line
	9:44am Krys O.: LOL, mace!
	👻 9:44am Threemoons: I actually once donated a totally dead banger of a car to them, btw. When I was in HS/college I went through a series of very cheap American-made (ie generic parts) very body-damaged used cars because it was all I could afford....anyway I had an old klunker whose starter kept consistently dying and they sent around 2 Orthodox guys with a flatbed to get it off of Mom's driveway. Got a $2K tax writeoff.
	9:44am Phillippe Bastille: @Krys O I still like tripe more than I should...
	👻 9:44am Threemoons: @Phillippe wild! Yeah, you would see really big guys breaching the water in the middle of the reservoir; I can believe it.
	👻 9:45am Handy Haversack: Wait, mace, wow, just saw your profile! You work at Dwarven Forge? Are you in Bushwick? How's Stefan doing?
	👻 9:45am Threemoons: I recently got a hold of some regeneratively farmed cow tongue, pig tongue, turkey liver, and pig kidneys. All amazing. The kidneys take some prep when they are that big--there's a reason why they test human drugs on pigs--but once prepped and given a soak in milk they cook up wonderfully.
	👻 9:46am YETI BOB: MW - re: Leary - thanks for that well-thought out reply. Your points are all valid - I'm a scientist too, at least when I'm wearing that hat, so I'm aware of his flaws - but Leary was an important figure in my development - as were Joyce and Burroughs, and not so much Shulgin, even though of course Shulgin was the better scientist!
	9:46am PaulRobeson1920: As early as 65’ the state department knew that bombing & Defoliation agent purple& orange, would never work on an agricultural country.
	9:46am mace: Stefan is living his life in Seattle, sending weekly updates on his bird feeder. I am in Bushwick!
	9:46am Yes: hello all
	👻 9:46am Threemoons: I keep waiting for the beef sweetbreads to come back in stock. I will ONLY buy organ meat from non-abbitor sources.
	👻 9:47am YETI BOB: MW = I wonder if you've ever ready Dale Pendell? He blends the poetic and scientific in a really wonderful way.
	9:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: OK ...the fish is already dead & wonderfully cooked & you offer it - I didn't order it - I'm poor & hungry (likely as not) - I might eat some...
	9:47am Krys O.: I've mentioned before that Timothy Leary spoke at Upsala College when I was a student. A group of us had dinner with him afterward at a restaurant in Bloomfield. He drank tequila and 7-Up.
	9:48am PaulRobeson1920: McNamara called for a stop to the bombing in 67’ and it went on for 7 more years. Man
	👻 9:48am Threemoons: Fun fact: I grew up eating chopped liver. At Thanksgiving, the liver in the roasting pan was a treat. Then I took a semester of FDA law as an elective and found out that ONE turkey liver has an entire clinical dose of DES in it. So that was it for frequent chopped liver in our house; now it's a less than once a year thing.
	9:48am mace: Okay explain tongue to me. What's it taste like? What's the texture? How do you season and prepare it?
	9:48am Phillippe Bastille: growing up my grandmother owned a neighborhood grocer and we would get the less-than-prime cow and chicken parts that she had trouble selling. tripe, tongue, brains, gizzards, hearts
	👻 9:48am listener: thank you John for playing the new Sanders/Floating Points - been meaning to hear this and learning what all the fuss is about.
	👻 9:48am Barney Grubbs: Pharoah still doing it
	9:48am Krys O.: My brother has an aversion to fish because of trauma he experienced fishing with some friends as a kid in the 60s. He'll eat shrimp though.
	9:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Think we're all on the same page w/ Leary more or less. I guess somebody had to illustrate being the public face of LSD advocacy... Owsley had a period he ate only meat fanatically...
	👻 9:50am YETI BOB: when i was a kid my dad brought a cow tongue home from the butcher one time. it was HUGE. the whole family including mom was horrified, nobody would go near it, he cooked it and ate it himself.
	9:50am mace: Oh shit this song is amazing
	👻 9:50am Handy Haversack: Whoa, mace, this is what two years without GaryCon will do -- I had no idea! I was going to make a "no longer flail[ing]" joke earlier when you said you got your vaccine appt. but thought it might be too obscure -- now I wish I had done so! I have always loved that DF is based in Brooklyn, where no one has an apt. large enough to use the product! But we gamed at Stefan's a few times and always had a couple of beers together at GaryCon. I was at the Kickstarter-end party like ... six years back? Very cool to see a DF employee here! We're pretty "theater of the mind" in my game (again, partly for space reasons), but I admire the product!
	9:50am Krys O.: Tongue is very salty and requires many boiling sessions to remove the salt. It's tougher than ham, but similar. I don't eat pork any longer.
	9:50am mace: @yeti I'm laughing at the image
	9:51am (((Murakami Whywolf): Phillippe Bastille: I believe I've heard your childhood varietals called 'butcher‘s blend'. ('Butler‘s blend' is a mix of whatever teas you've got hanging around, o.k. usually if iced.) I really like dim sum's book tripe dish (ba yeh, 'hundred leaves') made with a lot of ginger and usually some chilis and sometimes like book tripe with curry and taro or potato. I've had honeycomb tripe that I just could not eat, and that's rare for me, though chitlins (a misspelling, I think) also push it. Foot's the same for me. I do think that if you're going to have a cow killed you ought to eat as much of it as you can.
	9:51am Krys O.: @Yeti Bob: My dad was that way with eels. He'd catch them i the Byram River fishing with our surrogate grandfather. I saw him skin them and had no interest in eating them.
	9:52am Krys O.: in the Byram River.
	9:52am mace: @Handy well next time the conventions are open and I'm attending, you'll have to introduce yourself! Question - Is Handy short for Handrew?
	👻 9:52am YETI BOB: KrysO: Shades of "The Tin Drum"
	👻 9:52am Threemoons: @Mace Tongue: To prep: Rinse and boil in saltwater seasoned with a handful of peppercorns and a few bay leaves. Simmer until carving fork goes into the root end easily. When done, while still hot, used a clean lint free towel or similar to hold the hot tongue and cut/peel off the tough outer skin. Comes right off. Slice and serve hot or cold. Does NOT taste salty when cooled off. Usually served with onions and mustard. Delicious. Some butchers also sell smoked tongue which is amazing.
	9:52am Phillippe Bastille: If I remember correctly the tongue was really tough, And yeah, the hairs were still on it so yikes if you aren't ready for that vision. I could never eat the brains though. My dad lived brains and eggs for breakfast. No thanks
	👻 9:53am Threemoons: Tongue doesn't have to be tough. The smoked ones may be salty; haven't found one in years. Grew up eating the fresh ones
	9:53am Phillippe Bastille: @Murakami Whywolf I like the honeycomb tripe, battered in cornmeal and fried
	9:54am mace: EEL!?! Eel are edible!? I have to try that.
	👻 9:54am Handy Haversack: @mace, no, ha, it's from a magic item in Unearthed Arcana! I picked it as a screen name in like 2002 for Dragons Foot, and it has stuck with me ever since! BTW: I'm in Greenpoint! I first met Stefan at GC ... VI? because he was with Wandy, who was wearing a BUSHWICK DETH hat, and my buddy J and I were all: "You from Brooklyn?" And they were all: "You from Brooklyn?!" Then we drank many beers.
	👻 9:54am Threemoons: My Nordic Dad, may he rest in peace, used to sometimes go eel fishing at night with a flashlight--they come right up. Locals would home-hot-smoke them using water-soaked copies of the Sunday Times. Home smoked eel is delicious cold; better than whitefish.
	9:54am Krys O.: From kindergarten to 5th grade, we lived down the street from a butcher and I had to walk past on my way to school. They'd have chickens displayed in the windows with their feet touching the panes. I also remember the rendering truck would come by to pick up bones. This was also the time of DDT trucks driving through the neighborhood.
	👻 9:54am Ken From Hyde Park: Do cows have uvula like humans do? You think that would be a tender delicacy.
	9:54am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I thot the British live on eels...
	9:55am mace: @threemoons fascinating. I'll have to get some when I see it's available. I tried frog for the first time this past year and that was salty, which I maybe should have guessed. It was from a street vendor, though, so maybe if it's prepared well it isn't so?
	👻 9:55am Threemoons: @Ken the place where I get my regeneratively-farmed meat sells dried cow nose strips as doggo treats.
	9:56am mace: @handy sounds just like Stefan
	9:56am Krys O.: The only time I had escargot was in Paris. I think it ruined me from having the dish anywhere else. It was soooo good and garlicky.
	👻 9:56am Threemoons: @Mace no meat on its own is inherently "salty"--it's the prep. I've had both Euro style frogs and several sizes/grades of Chinese style frogs; all were different....
	9:56am john_zilla: loving the show in south brooklyn! great jaZz
	👻 9:56am YETI BOB: @Mace: Go to a Japanese restaurant and order Unagi, it's amazing
	9:56am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Abattoir Jazz. Well it is Good Friday...
	👻 9:57am Barney Grubbs: tripe is great with mala flavors in cold sichuanese dishes (eg, thewoksoflife.com...)
	👻 9:57am Threemoons: @YetiBob YES to unagi and anago....freshwater and sea eel...
	9:57am mace: @yeti okay! I'll try anything once. Maybe even twice.
	9:58am Roberto: [vegan quietly sees himself out of the chat room]
	9:58am Krys O.: I must confess that we ate pig's ears back in the day, as well as pig's feet. :(
	👻 9:59am Threemoons: @Barney thanks for the recipe; may do that sauce/treatment with my next bunch of off cuts.
	👻 9:59am Handy Haversack: @mace, we also played Aliens the strategy miniatures board game while drinking those beers, which should add to the verisimilitude. Anyway, great to meet you here.
	10:01am Krys O.: My dad told us that in desperate times in 1920s Poland, his family had to eat horse. :'''(
	👻 10:01am Barney Grubbs: one time long ago in high school, I was feeling brave at the taco truck & ordered lengua & sesos tacos. They made the tongue taco first—chunk of tongue pulled out & chopped fine—looked good. for the next one they pulled out what looked like half a calf brain, sliced off a chunk, and chopped it up. It was pretty gnarly, but not too bad with the extra-hot salsa.
	10:01am Phillippe Bastille: Took me years to want to eat eels. When I was a wee lad, several of my uncles would go fishing for eels at a place called Bloody Pond. I remember once my grandmother was cooking them in a big pot and she scooped a bunch of them out with a ladle to check their doneness. It looked like a bunch of snakes coming out of a pot of boiling water, draped over the handle and dangling over the water. I absolutely had nightmares after that.
	10:02am Bob in DC: Fred Frith on which record?
	10:02am eºIºk: Did 91.1 just go down? 91.9 sounds good though.
	👻 10:02am Barney Grubbs: @three moons: It’s really nice in hot pot too.
	10:02am terminalhipness: @Bob in DC - Dr Umezu
	10:03am ami ad: 91.1 is down here.
	👻 10:03am Snortley: Yes; 91.1 is dead.
	10:04am John Allen: Bob in DC Fred Firth on this record: www.discogs.com...
	10:04am Bob in DC: Thank you
	10:04am Southie Samuel: I’m a weed gummie
	10:06am Exluddite: Anyone else hearing Mario Bros. ?
	10:07am ami ad: Getting a reggae show on 91.9fm.
	10:10am mace: alright guys, I gotta peace out. enjoy your fish and your weekends
	👻 10:11am Handy Haversack: Later on, mace.
	10:11am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cause I'm Not Right, Iggy.
	10:12am Exluddite: I'm in LIC Queens right now, and that station bleeds in whenever I'm here.
	👻 10:13am Threemoons: Listening online; stream is fine on my rig.
	10:18am queems: tbh i thought the weird static was just a song until i checked the stream
	👻 10:20am YETI BOB: my cat likes this track, she is staring at the speakers, following the stereo panning!
	10:20am Joe McG: We're on the case to try to figure out what's up!
	👻 10:20am YETI BOB: i'm clicky-starring the song for her
	10:21am Phillippe Bastille: Maybe Bryce came on early?
	10:22am Matt Warwick: Hey everybody! 91.1 antenna is getting repaired, so it's gonna be out for awhile.
	10:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cat Panning & the Knuckly Textures - Good Friday @ the Jazz Abattoir Bring Your Own
	10:23am G: Oh man, antenna trouble!!!
	10:25am vixo: Roy Porter Sound Machine!!!! Outstanding!!!
	👻 10:26am Rob (Jerzcity): @ami ad - I think you call it Dub. To be cool.
	👻 10:26am Handy Haversack: Oh no! And we're driving to Jersey today!
	10:27am sphere: @ Handy Haversack: Better warm up your psychic senses!
	👻 10:28am YETI BOB: Hi G! I'm always happy to see your avatar pop up.
	👻 10:29am YETI BOB: @HH: Can you use the phone app?
	10:29am Phillippe Bastille: @Handy I'm sure there's an NPR station playing the Brandenburg Concertos for Bagpipes you could tune in to.
	10:31am sphere: WFMU should end the bagpipes protocol and replace it with a hurdy-gurdy protocol.
	10:31am PaulRobeson1920: Solar flares
	10:32am G: Hi, Yeti -- ditto. But I don't chat all that much when busy with online work haha...
	10:32am Phillippe Bastille: I like how you think, sphere
	👻 10:32am YETI BOB: @G: I recently came across this amazing photo of Louis Coulon posing with a cat and I thought you might appreciate it - it reminded me of your photo - e4p7c9i3.stackpathcdn.com...
	10:32am sphere: thank you, Philippe. you're a pretty fine thinker yourself. :)
	👻 10:33am YETI BOB: @G - Understood. I finished a big piece of work yesterday, met the end-of-month deadline, and I'm kicking back today. Good luck being productive!
	10:35am Phillippe Bastille: My daily brain training app thinks I'm slightly above average, sphere. 1027 where 1000 is the median. I'll take that any day.
	👻 10:35am Handy Haversack: @YB: I don't even have a cell phone, let alone a spy phone!
	10:36am sphere: hmm, never tried brain training myself. i'll look into it. but you seem above average to me!
	10:36am Phillippe Bastille: @Handy don't 20 year old Corollas come with wifi?
	10:37am Phillippe Bastille: @sphere yes, slightly so apparently
	10:38am queems: @handy what time are you planning on arriving?
	10:40am eºIºk: Ugh, I hate that the 91.9 reggae pirate “In the Street” reaches all the way to LIC. They’re probably in Flatbush or PLG so that’s a pretty strong pirate. Hope the FCC talks to their landlord someday.
	👻 10:41am YETI BOB: @HH: I should have guessed. I resisted for a long time too, but eventually broke down. It is nice being able to take WFMU in the car, and be able to keep in touch with work colleagues when I'm not home (it gives me freedom to roam around during the day), but it's definitely the Devil's bargain and you are on the right side, so stay golden!
	10:42am ami ad: It's pretty bad reggae on that station, not cool dub at all.
	👻 10:44am YETI BOB: @HH: What I really would prefer is a 100% Linux/open-source mobile phone so I can have the advantages without the spying/ads etc. Of course I have blockers but I'd prefer to have complete control over the software on my phone, like I do with my laptop. Can be done but takes more time/energy than I've been willing to invest.
	10:45am Krys O.: I figure that if anyone would spy on my cell phone activity, they'd have to be inured to the boredom.
	10:46am Glistener MW: When no one was looking, Lex Luthor hijacked forty cakes. He hijacked 40 cakes. That’s as many as four tens. And that’s terrible.
	👻 10:47am Jason from Houston: +:꒰◍• ᴗ •◍꒱:+
	10:47am tim from champaign (now washington): Hey JA and everyone. Digging t he Michael Morely Spyro Gyra vibes.
	👻 10:48am Jason from Houston: Good greetings, good people!
	👻 10:48am YETI BOB: The Broomster! Making a clean sweep of things! Hi Jason!
	10:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Krys O I reckon the quantum computers will cope well with tedium. In record time...
	👻 10:50am Handy Haversack: @queems, right around 2, I'd think.
	👻 10:50am Handy Haversack: Hey, Jason!
	👻 10:50am YETI BOB: @HH: How about an extra-long Ethernet cable?
	10:51am Phillippe Bastille: Some of the targeted ads you get on your phone can be really helpful, though. I had read an article about a small biotech (Evofem) that is developing a vaccine for women for STDs, and later had an ad pop up for one of the birth control devices they sell. I'm a soon-to-be 64 year old man.
	10:51am tim from champaign (now washington): @Krys O - hahaha. Me too. I've thought before that if a human looked into my internet habits they'd think that I'm a real freak. "This guy just looks at some weird station and crappy music that no one in their right mind would listen to. How are we suppose to sell this doofus's info?"
	10:51am Krys O.: Would computers envy fallibility?
	👻 10:52am YETI BOB: see also: "Youtube thinks I'm gay"
	10:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes if faceborg is tapping my laptop mic, they're FMUvians by now...
	10:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...too late for G. Gordan Liddy.
	👻 10:53am Jason from Houston: I should sweep outside, actually. Live Oak pollen is still dropping.
	10:53am Phillippe Bastille: anyone forget to mute FMU before hopping on a zoom call yet? Speaking from experience here
	👻 10:54am Jason from Houston: Hey there, Handy!
	10:54am Krys O.: I'd be proud if YouTube thought I was gay. My dad used to get censored letters from his sister in Belarus in the 70s. We assumed that she was criticizing the government.
	10:54am John Allen: the ol jeffrey toobin fmu mistake
	👻 10:57am YETI BOB: Max Roach approach?
	11:01am eºIºk: @ami, most of the FM pirates around here have really disappointing taste in music. There used to be an occasionally slightly funny Hasidic pirate called J-Root but they seem to have gone legal now, i.e. online only. And once I heard one Caribbean church pirate invite people to call in and sing gospel over the air which was kind of cool. I wonder if I still have a recording of that somewhere. But mostly it’s crap.
	11:01am franx: sick clarie
	11:02am McGroovey: I avoid any WFMU/no-mute issues by not calling anyone ever.
	11:02am Phillippe Bastille: YouTube thinks I love Courtney Barnett. No matter what artist mix I select, I get a Courtney Barnett song about half a dozen songs in. Angel Olsen? Pearl Harbor and the Explosions? 10CC? All roads lead to Courtney Barnett. Pick a female Australian singer like Alex Lahey or Julia Jacklin and it's maybe 4 songs in...
	11:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh geez, Wallace Roney died a year ago. Derr. Sorry...
	11:08am McGroovey: @philippe I avoid that problem by only listening to music on WFMU (and my own records). Though I do like Courtney Barnett, so your particular problem wouldn't be a problem for me, if I ever used Spotify, which I never have, because WFMU.
	11:12am Phillippe Bastille: @McGroovey agreed. I'd say 95% of my music listening is fmu. Some days though you just gotta hear a buncha stuff from a favorite artist.
	11:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Phillippe Bastille - yeah, like when the WiFi I steal goes Off again. (Speaking of Pirates!) With FMU 24/7 & more than one Stream awlready - can't even get to the Podcasts I'd otherwise consider essential...
	11:17am ami ad: @eºIºk: Yea, worked for a company that parked the trucks in East Flatbush, I remember once we crossed Empire Blvd. the pirate radios took over, mostly nothing good.
	👻 11:18am YETI BOB: FMU in the morning, records at night, a little quiet time in the afternoon
	👻 11:19am YETI BOB: Except for Hearty White on Thursday nights, and Billy Jam sometimes. (Not saying there aren't other good programs in the afternoon/evening, this is just how I do it)
	👻 11:23am Jason from Houston: AHHHHHHHHHH
	👻 11:23am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	👻 11:23am Handy Haversack: There it is!
	👻 11:24am listener: teen love will get you every time
	11:25am Roberto: This makes me sad all over again that I never had a teen romance.
	11:26am Marcel M: so THIS is the shape of jazz to come.
	11:26am larry of lackawack: During the Marathon you said a car was stopping in front of the barn. It's the Barn quilt.
	11:26am Niall: Jeez, I feel like I'm reliving my late teens with this show. #angular
	11:27am ami ad: Gonna go Downtown, BK.
	11:27am ami ad: Thank you, DJ. Crew. Drive safe.
	👻 11:27am Handy Haversack: And that's what happens when you listen to commercial radio, kids. You have been warned. Good luck, ami ad!
	11:27am Roberto: Wait never mind sounds like I didn't miss out on much.
	11:28am sparky: Yess!! No Trend Teen Love is my jam!!
	👻 11:28am listener: to be decapitated in an explosion sounds hardcore
	11:29am tim from champaign (now washington): I love lysergic punk.
	11:30am eºIºk: @Roberto, both of yr comments are exactly what I was thinking.
	👻 11:30am YETI BOB: is that what this is, tim? acid never made me so cynical and jaded - it made me want to jump around and sing happy songs
	11:31am Marco Esquandolas: AN - GU - LAR
	👻 11:31am Jason from Houston: WHAAAAAAAAAAA
	11:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Probly not what Olivia meant by 'Let's Get Physical' tho' car wrecks are indeed dramatic Physics. Warhol presents many graphic wrecks as well. & that's Pop. I wish I had FMU like this as a teen on acid.
	👻 11:31am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	👻 11:32am karlward: Is this Fugazi? Or is this jazz?
	👻 11:32am YETI BOB: slint, now here's something i can get behind
	👻 11:33am Jason from Houston: I need to pack my laptop for a trip but I want to listen to the rest of this show through my stereo. :/
	11:35am larry of lackawack: Just donated a car. It's nickname is Nightmare.
	11:35am tim from champaign (now washington): @Yeti - Ha! Some ride the bummer vibes though. No Trend, Fang et al.
	👻 11:37am Jason from Houston: Okay. Popping off to listen in the car. All the love to y'all from sunny, ugly Houston.
	11:37am tim from champaign (now washington): I always forget how much I like Slint. I find most of the Slint sounding bands that followed to be pretty tedious and let it taint my thoughts about Slint.
	11:39am tim from champaign (now washington): To paraphrase The American Dream Dusty Rhodes as an announcer: "It's a jazz filibusta!"
	11:39am Marco Esquandolas: I agree Tim. Although I do like Rodan just as much as Slint I think.
	11:41am tim from champaign (now washington): @Marco - Rodan was really great! A favorite show of mine with Rodan, '68 Comeback and Rocket From The Crypt in February 1994.
	👻 11:41am Barney Grubbs: Hurray for Grubbses (no relation)
	11:42am DannyThe Manny: I can almost hear on fm!
	👻 11:42am Handy Haversack: Have fun, Jason!
	11:43am Marco Esquandolas: That's awesome Tim! I never got to see them live unfortunately.
	👻 11:45am Handy Haversack: Nice, tim! We thought we were going to have to go sit in the car for ASP and not be able to listen to FMU for an hour and half -- but it's Good Friday! Finally, religion works for me!
	👻 11:45am YETI BOB: @tim - yeah i get you. i guess that "ride the bummer" vibe is just not my thing at all, i feel like "teen love" is like a joke i heard already and i didn't laugh the first time. everything else on this show has been great and of course it wouldn't be WFMU if there wasn't some noise-punk mixed in with the jazz, who cares if i like it or not?
	11:47am tim from champaign (now washington): @Marco - Rodan was a little too weird for most of the crowd but I was mighty happy . Rodan opened and then they were up front dancing like loons for '68 Comeback which really kicked off the fun.
	11:52am Marco Esquandolas: Damn, that sounds like a good time
	11:52am tim from champaign (now washington): @Yeti - Have you read Jesse Jarnow's Heads book? I just finished it. It's definitely one of my favorite books I've read recently.
	👻 11:53am YETI BOB: @Tim: I'll check it out. I hope it's better than "Monolithic Undertow" by Harry Sword which turned out to be a massive disappointment. (I'll send an almost-new hardcover copy of this book to anyone who wants it)
	👻 11:56am Handy Haversack: Did it, YB? That's too bad! What were the problems? Are we back?
	11:57am ChukAmok: That Rodan/RFTC show sounds epic. Damn do I miss live music.
	👻 11:57am Handy Haversack: Stream is back.
	11:57am Krys O.: Thanks, JA!
	11:57am tim from champaign (now washington): I haven't read Monolithic Undertow but I guarantee it will be an enjoyable and insightful read.
	11:57am Yes: thank yous
	11:57am Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Mr. Allen
	👻 11:58am YETI BOB: right on Tim, I trust Jesse Jarnow and I trust you :)
	11:58am terminalhipness: Thank you John Allen, for another great show! Best to all of you!!
	11:58am Zetti: Thank you.
	👻 11:59am Handy Haversack: Damn, thanks, JA, Matt, all! Be well, JAZZ pals.
	12:00pm Niall: For a moment I thought this was an interview with Eno, but not I'm guessing it's Derek Jarman... and so I thought this Novaga track was COIL. Ha!
	12:01pm Niall: Wrong in almost every way!
	12:01pm Marco Esquandolas: THANK YOU JA
	👻 12:01pm YETI BOB: @HH: The book could have used some editing, he repeats himself a lot, there too much hagiography (well-worn legends about the Velvet Underground, etc), doesn't seem to be a lot of insight.
	👻 12:01pm listener: thanks for the great show!
	12:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY DJ JA !
	👻 12:03pm YETI BOB: bye y'all

JA In The AM with John Allen: Playlist from April 2, 2021

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