WFMU: Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from July 26, 2022

Listener comments!
	🦇 3:00pm listener james from westwood: Good afternoon, Julie, and how do, all!
	3:00pm ike-o: peace
	🦇 3:00pm Handy Haversack: Julie! Dark Ones!
	3:01pm dreamyandseedy: hello hello!
	3:01pm Sylvia: Out of the shower just in time, hello Julie and all!
	🦇 3:01pm Julie: hiya James, Handy & Ike-o! hey dreamy!
	3:01pm Robm: Hello fellow dark night listeners
	3:01pm headcleaner: Hey there folQs
	🦇 3:02pm chris in the redwoods: hi there, Julie and souls.
	3:02pm luka: hello dark 1s. it just got dark for real outside.
	🦇 3:03pm Julie: hi Robm, headcleaner, Chris & Luka!
	3:03pm Robm: Hi julie handy and dreamy
	🦇 3:04pm Julie: Luka is it night for you or storm brewing?
	3:05pm headcleaner: That track was boss
	3:06pm miles of middle texas: Hey Julie ! Only 98° in Austin now. Hey all.
	3:06pm dreamyandseedy: hi Robm! hi everyone :)
	3:06pm Robm: @headcleaner anything by suzi is boss
	🦇 3:07pm Julie: hiya Miles! Oh glad to hear it!
	3:08pm Jason from Houston: Good afternoon, Julie and good people. 95F and waiting on an afternoon shower.
	🦇 3:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and folks of a soulitary lifestyle.
	🦇 3:08pm Julie: heya Jason!
	🦇 3:08pm Julie: hiya Ken!
	🦇 3:09pm chris in the redwoods: Yay for the stream to be able to hear the track as the artist intended! And yay for Julie for selecting the track. Dig and dig. :)
	🦇 3:10pm Julie: haha yes! Not very FCC friendly
	3:12pm Robm: @chris I really wish the mother ship would consider going all internet too, so we could hear songs that don’t get bleeped out, but it’s never going to happen
	3:12pm Sylvia: your show never disappoints, Julie, always good tracks and a few surprises or unknown to us, and it never feels like you're over it, that makes it quite special
	🦇 3:12pm Julie: aww thank you Sylvia! And Hi! I hope it's cooler there at the moment!
	3:13pm Sylvia: you never do like "oh let me play that awful song because I'm bored lol" and I really appreciate that
	3:14pm Robm: @Sylvia julie has a show on Sunday nights on sheenas jungle room at 10pm
	🦇 3:14pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, dig this album!
	3:14pm Sylvia: yes, @Robm, I'm sound asleep when it airs!
	3:15pm dreamyandseedy: agree 100% w/Sylvia's comments. Julie's dedication to making this show consistently interesting and GREAT is incredible
	3:15pm Robm: @Sylvia sleep is overrated:) but I understand
	3:17pm Robm: @Dreamyandseedy I don’t think i have ever heard a dj do a bad showcor just phone it in, i think ken would raise holy hell about it
	3:17pm Sylvia: I'd be lying if I didn't mention my chronic sleep issues and insomnia bouts but when they happen I don't listen to music, I just stay in bed and read things on my phone. I need to get into the Eclectic Banana archives!
	3:19pm Robm: @Sylvia u understand when i wake up in the middle of the night, it’s so tempting to turn on WFMU, but I don’t because i would not go back to sleep
	🦇 3:20pm Julie: oh dreamy thank you!
	3:20pm Robm: Sorry for the U damn typo:)
	🦇 3:22pm Phillippe: Howdy
	🦇 3:22pm Julie: hiya Phillippe!
	3:27pm dreamyandseedy: Robm: I agree, listeners would catch on in one single second if anyone "phoned it in" lol
	🦇 3:27pm Handy Haversack: [clutches elbow, winces, lifts one finger in gesture at a wave toward Phillippe]
	🦇 3:28pm Julie: uh oh Handy what's wrong?
	🦇 3:28pm chris in the redwoods: For the love of pete. A burrito made me miss 13th floor elevators. At least I’m not hungry anymore.
	🦇 3:28pm Julie: was it a good burrito?
	🦇 3:30pm chris in the redwoods: Yes it was, Julie. Tried a new place. Was rewarded. Black beans, rice, sour cream, avocado. A nice salsa. Mmmmm.
	🦇 3:30pm Bas NL: Hi Julie! Dark soulsters!
	🦇 3:31pm Julie: hiya Bas!
	3:31pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Hey, Julie!
	🦇 3:32pm Julie: hiya SMS!
	🦇 3:34pm Handy Haversack: Ha, nothing, Julie. Just a joke with Phillippe from Michele's board. Hey, Chris, Sylvia, S&M&S, dreamyandseedy, Robm, Jason, Ken, headcleaner, luka, James, ike-o, and all the Dark Ones!
	🦇 3:34pm chris in the redwoods: And hi, Phillippe, Bas, Handy, dreamy, Sylvia, S&M&S, Robm, Ken, Jason and anyone I missed.
	3:36pm egould: I want bird noises!!!
	🦇 3:36pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Trying out comments on the phone, missing our bat, radio and heart emojis! Gonna be off the old iMac for a bit. This our last non phone comment for a while... Hi, Handy! And Chris!
	3:36pm egould: Ok there’s a little bird noise in the background.
	🦇 3:37pm Phillippe: Hey Handy! My arm feels perfectly fine! Hey Chris!
	🦇 3:39pm Phillippe: Blew out a set of old infinity bookshelf speakers a couple months ago on Visage's Fade to Gray.
	🦇 3:39pm Bas NL: Ohww. yes, Visage! Need to dig out that LP and give it a good listen again.
	3:39pm Robm: @dreamy plus a not so pleasant conversation with ken @Handy is it me or this eileen person is just posting a lot on the main accu?
	🦇 3:42pm Julie: oh booo to blowing out the speakers! Hiya Egould!
	🦇 3:42pm Handy Haversack: Robm, who am I to count another's posts? I don't even emoji. We file that deeply under the category of SEP: someone else's problem! Ave, Bas!
	3:42pm egould: I wish I could write a power pop song like the Romantics could. Problem is; I was spawned without a soul.
	🦇 3:43pm Julie: this is a Kinks song!
	3:43pm egould: Hi Julie! Thanks for the selections today.
	3:43pm Robm: @handy agree with that on SEP
	3:44pm egould: Well The Kinks, too.
	3:45pm dreamyandseedy: patiently waiting for 1981! got 2 each of 80 and 82!
	🦇 3:49pm Julie: collect them all!
	🦇 3:50pm Julie: this time period just keeps giving, stuff from all over the world, bunches of one release only artists
	3:50pm Sylvia: that’s a cool track
	3:50pm Jason from Houston: Niiiiice! ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	🦇 3:51pm Handy Haversack: Here it is, dreamy! And it comes with at least three nipples!
	3:52pm dreamyandseedy: i was going to say ... and little bird-like whistles!
	🦇 3:56pm Julie: I would buy music from a band called little birdlike whistles
	🦇 4:01pm listener james from westwood: Aces Kosko! Sounds 1981-ish.
	🦇 4:02pm Julie: it really does!
	🦇 4:03pm Julie: I am the sole supporter kosko-kosko.bandcamp.com...
	4:05pm Jason from Houston: Wishlisted!
	🦇 4:06pm Julie: I left him a review. I hope he's safe :/
	4:06pm Jason from Houston: I would have just purchased it but I think I dropped my wallet somewhere in this club and it's dark as shit.
	🦇 4:07pm Handy Haversack: It's going to come back to you brimming with phone numbers and loyalty cards for cafes in places that might not be real, Jason.
	🦇 4:08pm Julie: "Cipher is notable for composing and performing in a seven-limit 22-tone scale invented by music theorist Erv Wilson"
	4:09pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: The nights are indeed getting dark, even in the land of midnight sun. Good afternoon/evening/morning/(insert alternative measure of time here) Julie and Dark Ones.
	🦇 4:09pm chris in the redwoods: Siouxsie vibes
	4:09pm Jason from Houston: Found it! Wet and smells like Red Bull and vodka but everything is in there! Phew!
	🦇 4:10pm Handy Haversack: Cha Cha! How goes?
	🦇 4:11pm chris in the redwoods: Hey, Cha Cha!
	🦇 4:12pm Handy Haversack: Also, Cha Cha, I typed this sentence yesterday, which is of those, "well, I never expected to type that" ones: "I'll try to remember to ask Photocopy Cha Cha 2000 about Motelli Skronkle during Dark Night of the Soul Tomorrow." So. What do you know about Motelli Skronkle?
	4:13pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Hey Handy, Chris! Not bad, not bad.
	4:14pm Dean: Long story short, a buddy of mine who created his own language, Ithkuil -- it took him 25 years -- discovered that a Ukrainian prog band, Sherpa the Tiger, has released a second album called Ithkuil. The cover consists of the Ithkuil word for ... Ithkuil!
	4:15pm Dean: http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=12240
	4:16pm Dean: Hi!
	🦇 4:17pm Julie: wow that's crazy
	4:19pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Motelli Skronkle! Whoah. I've seen them live only once in 1997 - though they are active to this day. I have no idea what line-up they had then - Markku Peltola was still alive (d.2007) as was Esko Varonen who died three years ago - but only three guys onstage, not four.
	4:19pm Dean: He has in fact recorded his own prog tunes with lyrics in the language, sung by the guy who creates languages for movies and TV, David Peterson. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ6BcuwscfmMl1pQp0gEX-g
	4:24pm Androu B.: Hello Julie & all the Souls of the Dark Night! Julie, was just noticing that pre-10CC track you played on EB Sunday (Festival - Today). It got me curiously wondering if there might be any more pre-10CC material that has yet to emerge in some form of physical media.
	🦇 4:24pm Handy Haversack: They were played on Vocal Fry yesterday evening (local time), Cha Cha. Sounded good! Wow, Dean, wild stuff!
	🦇 4:25pm Julie: hiya Androu! that's a really good question, I do not know.
	🦇 4:25pm Julie: that Dan Bodah he is a good one
	🦇 4:25pm Bas NL: Interesting, Dean!
	4:28pm Dean: Thanks, folks. Here's the New Yorker story about him. Wild and weird it is! https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2012/12/24/utopian-for-beginners
	4:30pm dreamyandseedy: oh new Tess is cool! i need to listen to the whole record
	🦇 4:30pm Julie: we knew it would be! She's just fab
	4:31pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Also, Handy, anyone, have you seen the tv-series Alhola? Motelli Skronkle guys acting. Very oddball stuff, MTV - that's MainosTeleVisio not Music Televison ;) - broadcast it was it 1990 or 1991? There were very few commercials (=mainos in Finnish) as the show had very little commercial appeal. I did not see it at the time, but apparently there was dead air(?) and one laundry detergent commercial during commercial breaks... There is a DVD, I guess no english subs. Sadly also lots of parts of the original sound were discarded as there was music like Led Zeppelin which was too expensive to be used for DVD release, unfortunately some dialogue went away there then as well. Motelli Skronkle guys were involved with theatre stuff, which is how they met in northern Finnish city of Kajaani while working at the local theatre.
	4:31pm dreamyandseedy: and i've got tickets to see Spellling in October! never seen her before, very excited!
	4:31pm David in London: Evening Julie, the Guv’nor. Hello bedarkened groovers everywhere.
	🦇 4:32pm Aitch: Good morning Julie and crew
	🦇 4:32pm Julie: hiya David! (in london!) You guys still hot there?
	🦇 4:32pm Julie: hiya Aitch!
	🦇 4:33pm Aitch: ..almost sunrise of the soul..
	4:33pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Sorry for wall of text-type messages above, but I guess Alhoia/Motelli Skronkle aren't that well known, so... Kudos to Dan Bodah for playing them.
	4:34pm David in London: I’m hot 24/7, Julie… But weather wise, it’s back to pleasant summer now rather than frazzle fry.
	🦇 4:34pm Handy Haversack: Ah, thanks, Cha Cha! Evening, David.
	4:35pm miles of middle texas: 99° . give it a few more minutes
	🦇 4:35pm Julie: oh good glad to hear it. hopefully the worst is over (ha, it's not even august)
	4:35pm David in London: Wotcha Handles. How goes the Runza?
	🦇 4:38pm Bas NL: Just dropped to a chilly 60°F here.
	4:38pm TDK60: Hi Julie, night souls.
	4:40pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I like my summer coolish when its hmmm like lower 70s for you fahrenheit people or lower 20s celcius. Warm enough to go swimming, without feeling exhausted all the time. Sunbathing's not really my thing.
	🦇 4:41pm Julie: hiya TDK!
	4:41pm Pax: Just seen that Tony Dow (Wally cleaver) just passed approximately 3 hours ago. He was 77.
	🦇 4:41pm Handy Haversack: Hanging in, David. Heading to Michigan on Sunday, which is requiring a car repair.
	4:43pm David in London: Bas, TDK, Cha Cha, ahoy shipmates. Handles, nothing too costly I hope?
	🦇 4:43pm Julie: Hiya Pax! I'm still reeling from David Warner. Every says Morgan is a good one, but he'll always be Jack the Ripper in Time After Time for me
	🦇 4:43pm Bas NL: Hi David!
	4:44pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Good evening London and its David , glad to hear the worst heatwave has left your shores.
	🦇 4:45pm Handy Haversack: I wish hoping helped, David, but apparently you have to replace your wheel bearings every twenty years or so. Who knew?
	🦇 4:45pm chris in the redwoods: Wooooo
	🦇 4:46pm listener james from westwood: Ahhh, Paul Sorvino would be pleased for the Goodfellas soundtrack choice.
	4:46pm David in London: This is my favourite rock song of all time. Unbelievably great. When I last saw The Stones in 2013 in Hyde Park, Mick Taylor guested with them and he played this. It was proper bucket list stuff.
	4:46pm dreamyandseedy: 104 degrees here last time i looked!
	🦇 4:46pm chris in the redwoods: Hey, David.
	🦇 4:47pm Julie: DJ GG Just saw them in Hyde Park a couple weeks ago!'
	🦇 4:47pm Julie: I need more songs that sound like this
	🦇 4:48pm Handy Haversack: David, did you see Pulp is planning some dates in 2023?
	4:48pm David in London: Superb cover by The Sisters of Mercy too. Hey Chris!
	4:48pm Pax: @Julie: it's been a long time since I seen Time after Time, that's the one with Malcolm McDowell? And I can picture the actor who played his friend as Doctor Stevens I think his name was. So that was David Warner.
	🦇 4:49pm Aitch: I'd love to see Pulp, not sure they ever toured down here. Saw Gorillaz last night and it was amazing
	🦇 4:49pm Julie: yes indeed..where he met his (future now ex) wife Mary Steenburgen
	4:50pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Stupidly I never went to see the Stones, there's been a couple of chances to have done that. Agree w/ that SOM cover, DAvid. Just read the book Paint My Name In Black And Gold about Sisters, made for nice travel reading during my April UK visit.
	4:50pm Jason from Houston: I had a friend help me with mine a few years ago, Handy. It would not have been expensive but we had to take them to a machine shop to press the old ones out. $90 each for the use of a press.
	🦇 4:51pm listener james from westwood: Go, Dad! And that might be just the ticket for brightening his spirits, asking to watch with him.
	4:51pm Jason from Houston: Ghost Dog? Got some mob in there.
	4:54pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Bedtime listening? A 10-year old me found side 1 of Dark Side of the Moon SCARY.
	4:54pm David in London: I read the Waiting for Another War book about the Sisters recently. V enjoyable.
	🦇 4:54pm Julie: I think it's a 3 hour movie but maybe we could do it in segments
	🦇 4:57pm Julie: Never saw Ghost Dog! I DID see Married to the Mob though
	🦇 4:58pm Julie: oh and I saw Gangster No. 1 with Malcolm McDowell and Performance but English mob is different!
	4:58pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @4:54 David in London: ta for the tip, will read it as soon as I find a copy somewhere.
	🦇 5:00pm Handy Haversack: Thanks for the tip, David. Jason, there's no way I wouldn't have pressed my head somehow.
	🦇 5:01pm patrick321: Hi Julie and all
	5:01pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I'm an odd one, I love Q Lazzarus' 'Goodbye Horses' but have never seen movies it is in, such as Married to the Mob or Silence of the Lambs.
	🦇 5:01pm Julie: hi patrick!
	🦇 5:02pm Aitch: I think everyone loves Goodbye Horses
	🦇 5:02pm chris in the redwoods: Lovely cover <swoon>
	🦇 5:03pm Aitch: Nights in white satin I always imagines actual Knights, jousting and such
	🦇 5:03pm patrick321: That Sopranos episode where Tony's girlfriend asks, "where is my knight in white satin armor?"
	5:03pm Jason from Houston: We were trying with a six ton bottle jack on a sketchy contraption and eventually got scared for our lives. Worth the money not to die or be maimed.
	🦇 5:04pm Julie: HA! He's dead because swords go right through satin
	5:04pm David in London: Aitch, these are crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy knights.
	🦇 5:06pm Aitch: Very flamboyant Knights
	🦇 5:06pm Julie: @aitch I think most people thought that on initial hearing
	🦇 5:06pm Handy Haversack: This is a Parisian knight suit!
	🦇 5:06pm Julie: or at least those of us who were children
	🦇 5:07pm Handy Haversack: external-content.duckduckgo.com... Rather: This is a Parisian knight suit!
	🦇 5:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...missed a band called Giant Monsters OnThe Horizon ! & 'Universal Mind' not a doors track one hears often. Always felt was most evocative of the actual LSD experience, myself...& very 'Sinatra' @ the same time. Love the AbsolutelyLive album.
	🦇 5:08pm Julie: Ha! I can't believe that guy's a director now
	🦇 5:09pm Julie: hiya Rev! Glad someone else here likes the doors!
	5:10pm Stanley: Sorry folks, I'm late. Just watched the Womens Euro Semi Final. Very entertaining stuff. Now where are we? Hi Julie.
	🦇 5:10pm Julie: hiya Stanley! We are missing Harriet Wheeler, that's where we are
	🦇 5:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ' The Moody Blues released their 3rd album, "In Search of the Lost Chord" on this day in 1968. '
	🦇 5:11pm Julie: album of summer fun!
	🦇 5:12pm Handy Haversack: Feeling better, Stanley? Have you tried administering Talisker internally?
	5:13pm David in London: Stanloid, Rev D, ahoy.
	🦇 5:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Missing Harriet ? What's why the story ends... Hullo DiL - All.
	🦇 5:14pm Julie: well they haven't made an album in a VERY long time
	🦇 5:15pm Julie: the 3rd one was not as great as the first two
	🦇 5:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hm. Would be hard to be.
	5:15pm Stanley: Has Harriet Wheeler left us? Hi Handy. Feeling much better. Taking it easy though. G'evening David.
	🦇 5:16pm Julie: @stanley not that I am aware of, just would like new music with her voice
	5:16pm Pax: Cut to scene - Mr Jinx is walking in a staunch irritated hard walk with fist clenched, after having a tussle with another cat named Malcolm. then he says, quote (Malcolm...Sheesh, what a name for a Pussy Cat !) I always think of that whenever I hear the name Malcolm. Not to mention it's funny.
	5:16pm Stanley: Thank goodness. I'll give her a call on that, Julie.
	🦇 5:17pm Julie: I had a bird named Malcolm for a bit
	🦇 5:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Just read TheSundays' wigkey page a bit ...tracks that may never see the light ...not much editorialization there...
	🦇 5:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Harriet a fellow 1963 Water Hare like myself reportedly...
	🦇 5:19pm Julie: i mean..those kids are fully grown by now
	🦇 5:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh - 'maternity leave' ?
	5:20pm WR: @4:28 @Dean: Don't know if you are still on the comments Dean, but that article about the creator of Ithkuil is very interesting. Very.
	🦇 5:23pm Julie: hiya WR!
	5:23pm Dean: I'm here, WR. Thanks. I spent just about every day with John and his twin brother Paul from 4th grade into high school. So much of what we did involved language, art, music, theater... John pressed on for years with his various projects, gave Ithkuil to the world, and then had those bizarre interactions with that former Soviet Republic. Just bonkers.
	🦇 5:23pm Julie: well, quitting the band to focus on raising the kids
	🦇 5:23pm Midge: Hello Julie, everyone! Late but at least got to listen whilst on a walk.
	🦇 5:23pm Julie: or rather, disbanding..
	🦇 5:23pm Julie: hiya Midge!
	🦇 5:25pm Handy Haversack: Also, cheers, m'dears! This Bijou be for jou!
	5:28pm Dean: Heh, just looked again at the New Yorker piece. Early on, these sentences: "Languages are something of a mess. They evolve over centuries through an unplanned, democratic process that leaves them teeming with irregularities, quirks, and words like 'knight.'"
	5:29pm Stanley: I went for a walk along the coast today and saw seals.
	🦇 5:29pm Julie: oh Stanley that sounds nice!
	🦇 5:29pm Handy Haversack: I have a friend who's still scarred from using "gnome" in a story as a kid, misspelling it, and being told by his teacher to look up how to spell it right.
	5:29pm Pax: Mazzy Star made some of the most droning depressing music evuh !
	🦇 5:30pm Julie: @Pax I LOVE IT
	5:31pm Stanley: Pax, I was going to say - perfect for this show.
	5:32pm Stanley: Gnomes freak me out, too.
	5:32pm Stanley: Thank God HONKY CAT!
	🦇 5:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: English probly more a 'mess' than most any. But also adaptable in another way. Many spellings from Old Germanic that haven't been pronounced that way in perhaps a millennium ? 'Thorough' ?? Sometimes no more than who had the first Printing Press sealed the deal forever more. Then also different Germanics met in the middle of Britain & said - ah hell, just add an 'S' for plurals & pep it simple... Then of corse the Norman Invasion added French like 'buffet' & more things than we think of... All of which helps put the lie to the 'This is Murika speak English' morons...
	5:34pm David in London: Honky Gnome.
	5:34pm Pax: @Julie : agreed, I love wallowing in depressing music whenever I'm particularly feeling down. Which is often apparently.
	5:34pm Jason from Houston: Peeling off to listen in the car. Cheers, Darkest Ones. Thank you, Julie.
	🦇 5:34pm Julie: @Pax anything else you can suggest in the mazzy/opal vein?
	5:35pm Dean: I hereby confess my stupidity. You know you have those moments when the dots connect, the circuit closes? Obvious relationships that one should have recognized long ago? Well, it has taken me fifty years to realize that Honky Chateau/Honky Cat is a friggin' pun.
	🦇 5:35pm Julie: see ya jason drive safe!
	5:35pm Stanley: I thought this wasn't the original version. But the change is going to do me good.
	5:35pm Androu B.: @Pax - What you have to understand about Mazzy Star is that hers is the kind of music that's there for those who hit a rough patch in life, to make you feel like she's there commiserating with you so you can get through that blue period.
	🦇 5:35pm Julie: haha yeah I forgot I picked the live one!
	🦇 5:35pm Handy Haversack: That'll be the next adventure, David. Rev Rab: Words for food in English tend to come from French while the animals are still from Germanic: cow vs. beef, chicken vs. poultry, etc. The Normans brought their cooks along. Of course, they were just Vikings who spoke French anyway.
	🦇 5:36pm chris in the redwoods: Thanks, Julie. Take care everyone. Headed out for a walk with the mrs. and the puppers.
	🦇 5:36pm Julie: see ya Chris!
	5:36pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I was just thinking about Anki's version of this song - and wondering if I really saw that LP 'Aikalintu' for sale - if it indeed was that one, I saw it before I heard you (Julie) wanted it. Possibly at the end sale of Blue Vinyl (the owner died :( )
	🦇 5:37pm Julie: ahhh yes the Anki record...
	🦇 5:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: AndrouB - & I never thot much about what this song might be saying? ...til just now while I tyoe about bigots... These things keep one humble when ya think yer clever...
	🦇 5:39pm Julie: for sure it's Bernie's small town boy fish out of water in the city experiences, like several of his songs.
	🦇 5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Handy yes - I'm just regurgitating 'Story of English' :) - with typos. Have you seen the BBC kids' show 'Horrible Histories' ? They had a skit on dinner in Normanized Britain...
	🦇 5:41pm Julie: whether someone called Bernie (or EJ) a honky cat, I do not know
	🦇 5:41pm Handy Haversack: HELLO ..., Numan.
	🦇 5:41pm Julie: I always pictured Honky Cat as a cartoon character as I did with Bennie and the Jets as a child.
	🦇 5:42pm Julie: Elton shows this wonderful animation during his current tour and makes me sad there is no actual Elton cartoon
	5:43pm Androu B.: @Handy - Lol, I was tempted to type the same thing!
	5:43pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Well, , if i ever see that one again (?, not 100% sure it was indeed Aikalintu) and you want to buy it I'll make sure you'll get a copy (be warned: to send an LP from here is EXPENSIVE which is also what the record'll be) AND if I ever let a feline friend into my place again (not 100% over the loss of the one I had even if it is years ago) it'll be named Katti Mokoma.
	🦇 5:43pm Julie: we always have a special hello for Gary. I wonder if people do that to him in person.
	🦇 5:44pm Handy Haversack: Hola ..., ¡Androu!
	🦇 5:44pm Julie: awww Katti Mokoma
	🦇 5:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes to Elton cartoon ! Probly they think it's not even necessary...
	5:45pm David in London: Hey Androu.
	🦇 5:46pm Julie: the little elton they made for that cold cold heart character is truly adorable i1.sndcdn.com...
	5:47pm Androu B.: Have any of you seen Elton's music video for "The Club At the End Of The Street" on MTV back in '87?
	🦇 5:47pm Julie: Yes!
	🦇 5:48pm Phillippe: Gotta run! Thanks Julie!
	🦇 5:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...that 'Universal Mind' as psychedelic Sinatra - a drinking song for people who take acid ...Mr. James Douglas Morrison.
	🦇 5:48pm Julie: see ya Phillippe!
	5:48pm Dean: Saw that many times, Androu B., but I can't remember the conceit. It was clever, I seem to recall...
	🦇 5:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: flipside Phillippe !
	5:49pm Androu B.: His character from that music video also made a cameo appearance near the end of Rod Stewart's mv for "The Motown Song"
	🦇 5:50pm Julie: that I did not know! I wonder if they are speaking again, there was a bit of a spat over Elton's farewell tour
	🦇 5:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Should be many Saturday Morning stylee Cartoons of Rawk Bands & Artists - like TheBeatles hit me with in my toddlerhood. 'Cept that was cheap & goofy actually. You could have different ones rather than just one Band all the time... & they don't have to be young or alive or anything...
	🦇 5:51pm Julie: sharon and phyllis should be friends
	🦇 5:52pm Julie: I think the Jackson 5 had a cartoon show. and of course all the hip cartoon shows had their own bands
	🦇 5:53pm Julie: more cartoon shows less NFTs please
	5:53pm Pax: Hey Stanley, I understand you've gotten over the covid, good 4 u. I'm not freaked out by gnomes per say , it's how they're projected in a macabre looking way. That's what freaks me out, if that makes sense.
	🦇 5:53pm Julie: The Doors as cartoon children...little cartoon Jimbo
	🦇 5:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ugh. Digging 'White Poppy' !
	5:54pm Androu B.: @RevRab - Since you mention it, The Aquabats had their own kids show that featured some animated sequences in it. It ran o the channel formerly known as The Hub (now Discovery Family).
	🦇 5:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gnome ~ Troll...
	🦇 5:56pm Handy Haversack: Gnomes in White Satin ...
	5:58pm Pax: Androu B @5:35 - hear ya there.
	5:59pm Androu B.: Lest we forget David Bowie's "The Laughing Gnome".
	🦇 6:00pm Julie: the man with the gnome in his eyes
	🦇 6:02pm Midge: Tubeway Army band AND album
	🦇 6:03pm Julie: I think Elton is on soundtrack for Gnomeo and Juliet...
	🦇 6:03pm Julie: @midge thank you!
	🦇 6:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Tolkien went with Dwarves as a short earthy race - & Trolls in Middle-earth were very large & evil ...'Gnome' perhaps a Norman word he would've resented ?...
	🦇 6:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...down the Gnome rabbit hole ...@ least they'll likely fit...
	🦇 6:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Latin word from Paracelsus 16th Century... en.wikipedia.org...
	6:08pm Pax: Julie @5:34 - sorry to take so long to get back to you. The answer is yes if you're taking requests. I have a whole slew of sad depressing songs. But the one that comes to mind right now is - I can't seem to make you mine by the clientele.
	🦇 6:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...there's our dear Grimble Grumble... & Germano - my once-removed Artist :D ...
	6:08pm David in London: Right, I’m crashing now, so I will bid you fine, fine people goodnight. Thanks Guv’nor Julie.
	🦇 6:09pm Julie: nite David!
	🦇 6:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Late DiL !
	🦇 6:09pm Julie: Lisa and 4AD were a perfect match
	🦇 6:09pm Bas NL: Sleep tight, David!
	6:09pm dreamyandseedy: bonus hour is all your favorite women?
	🦇 6:10pm Julie: not quite but same ballpark
	6:10pm Pax: And don't let the bedbugs bite. @David iL.
	🦇 6:11pm Julie: HA HA HA
	🦇 6:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Depressing Musics ...I've expounded on how I kept NickDrake @ arm's length kind of as long as I could ...Have a real aptitude for croony glumpuppets. So much I actually have to be careful ! I can drown there.
	🦇 6:12pm Handy Haversack: Pretty sure Gygax got his gnomes from Poul Anderson's Three Hearts and Three Lions. Come on, Wiki. Delve.
	🦇 6:12pm Julie: ooooh croony glumpuppets!
	🦇 6:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes - elevate your sleeping platform. Bedbugs don't fly or leap...
	🦇 6:13pm Handy Haversack: Julie, that's one of the major political divisions of gnomes.
	🦇 6:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...gnome - Latin probly from the Greek lit. 'earth-dweller' ...
	🦇 6:14pm Julie: glumpuppets are a subset of torys
	🦇 6:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh no! No affinity for Tories...
	🦇 6:15pm Julie: kate is not a tory but tori is kind of a kate
	🦇 6:17pm Bas NL: Ohww! Bush! I really don't know this album... time to hunt.
	🦇 6:17pm Julie: it's got some bangers on it!
	🦇 6:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Julie true that.
	🦇 6:18pm Bas NL: Hunt's a cert then!
	🦇 6:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...there's also 'gnomic' implying knowledge or know-how - as with Gnosis ? As Tolkien portrayed Dwarves as earthy Craftsman... Tolkien actually used 'Gnome' early on for some Elves - but dropped that...
	6:20pm Androu B.: For the last few days, I've been straightening out and expanding my music archive file for one of my favorite alt artists, Matt Johnson aka The the, and came across a startling surprise. In 1980-81, before signing to Some Bizarre, Johnson had been releasing material on 4AD, including an album I had never been aware existed entitled "Burning Blue Soul". It had Johnson's trademark arrangement yet it was somewhere in the realm of ethereal/experimental with a hint of grindcore, sort of in the vein of Scorn.
	🦇 6:20pm Julie: Tommy Gnosis (from hedwig)
	6:20pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: And Red Shoes it is not as 'cold sounding' (or something) as Kate Bush herself described it (around the time she was interviewed re: 'Director's Cut'). Sure, the supposed 'sterility' of early 90s digital recording might be there - but the songs and the performances are soooo good.
	🦇 6:20pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Wrapping up work soonish. LOVING this set. So. Much.
	🦇 6:21pm Julie: @Androu I've played songs from that a couple times, at least one when I did a 4AD special
	🦇 6:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Good JoyDivision cover. Not aping the Form to exclusion of the Expression I'd say...
	🦇 6:21pm Handy Haversack: Tremosphere! I was making another drink and caught Franco calling in on Bucci's show (well, David Cooper subbing in). The topic is "what household appliance would you be and why," and I missed his response, but I did hear him say that he can make balloon animals and will work kids' bday parties, and David said he was hired. An all call-in show must be catnip for Franco!
	🦇 6:21pm Julie: thank you threemoons!! yay for wrapping up work!
	🦇 6:22pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Threemoons!
	🦇 6:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Burning Blue Soul' - solid Classic. What I think of as TheThe almost more than anything ! Loved that stuff that was so Psychedelic but not in the older sense of FlowerPower Freakouts or something (I love that too of course)...
	🦇 6:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but rather like being thoroughly stoned & occasionally tripping in 1981...
	6:25pm Androu B.: Julie, I'll take a look back at that show. I remember tuning in late for it but I was really impressed with the amount of material you covered. Btw, I also follow a FB account dedicated to 4AD fans.
	🦇 6:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& if I have it all right - MattJohnson recored it on a four-track in his bedroom before he was 20...
	🦇 6:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Interesting idea ...Pop Music repeatedly selling things to the Youth of the Moment as never having been before ...as a feature not a bug as far as Promotion...
	🦇 6:30pm Handy Haversack: Well, sure, turn to the pros when you have a problem!
	🦇 6:30pm Bas NL: Harvey at her best imo.
	🦇 6:31pm Julie: she evolved as many do but those first couple albums are just so special to me
	6:31pm Dean: One can turn emotional pain (or pleasure or an experience of the sublime or...) into art, but eventually one wants to turn that art into a living. Hence Sam Johnson, "No man but a blockhead ever wrote, except for money."
	🦇 6:32pm Julie: oh Kate Garner (of haysi fantayzee) took that photo!
	🦇 6:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: PJ Rawks Out - with both Ideas & Expression - all @ once. Perhaps this is something Women have - an ability to integrate elements holistically - like Frida Khalo & Kate Bush are more affective but just as brilliant as male peers? Of course - generalizations fail on the specific level...
	🦇 6:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Art, Suffering & Commerce ...they may walk into a bar together but I don't know the punch line...
	6:38pm adamdoesit: A belated hello, Julie and batfolk. You are beautiful and you are not alone. Art jumps behind the bar, where suffering finds him. Commerce sticks them both with the tab.
	🦇 6:39pm Julie: hiya adamdoesit!
	🦇 6:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I guess I presume the joke is always on us.
	🦇 6:40pm Handy Haversack: "but there's room for only two of them to stay"?
	6:41pm Dean: Bartender says, "Hey, pals, we got a special today on NFTs"
	🦇 6:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...those are good !!
	6:42pm Dean: I told a friend I'm reading Moby-Dick. His response was, "You know it's so long because Melville was paid by the word." That's fine with me!
	🦇 6:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Motivation helps.
	🦇 6:43pm Handy Haversack: I would not lose a single word from Moby-Dick. Sometimes, excess is the point.
	🦇 6:44pm Julie: I liked the story but the excursions into whale detail....
	🦇 6:45pm Julie: I don't shy away from large books but man oh man
	🦇 6:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah they say it's very Modern (Post even?) in dropping out of the Narrative for a whole chapter of scientific exposition on whales & the like...
	6:45pm adamdoesit: Love the whale detail. It’s like getting to read the whalers’ Wikipedia, if they had one.
	🦇 6:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Whale as Form & Content. Obsession too... The Sea...
	🦇 6:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Conversely re this - Spare is Brave I like to say.
	🦇 6:49pm Handy Haversack: I particularly enjoy referring to my commute as taking me to your insular city of the Manhattoes, girdled round by wharves as Indian isles by coral reefs.
	🦇 6:49pm Julie: haha handy
	🦇 6:50pm Julie: now imagine this when I played it at 4am on my old show...
	🦇 6:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Paid by word - the coin on the mast. It's like Apocalypse Now ! We'll find out what the Story is once we set sail ...& never get off the boat...
	🦇 6:50pm Handy Haversack: You would have been drive-time radio for Sylvia and Cha Cha!
	🦇 6:50pm Bas NL: This is beautiful!
	🦇 6:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah impressive.
	6:51pm adamdoesit: Never get off the boat. Thank you, Julie!
	6:52pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I who have no driver's licence! But 11am Marissa Nadler live on WFMU hurt no-one.
	🦇 6:52pm Handy Haversack: Never get off of the boat! Many thanks, Julie!
	6:52pm miles of middle texas: Thanks Julie !
	6:53pm Androu B.: Another surprise I discovered during the aforementioned expansion of my The the audio archive was a track called "Cold Spell Ahead", which turned out to be a sort-of-demo version of "Uncertain Smile".
	🦇 6:54pm Midge: Thanks Julie!
	🦇 6:54pm Julie: take THIS William Eyelash
	🦇 6:54pm Handy Haversack: Well. This'll work.
	6:55pm Androu B.: Thanks, Julie! A pleasure to hear you as always!
	🦇 6:55pm Julie: thanks so much everyone!
	🦇 6:55pm listener james from westwood: Ahhh, this is a lovely end. Thanks, Julie!
	🦇 6:55pm Bas NL: Ohww and Portishead for finals... Thanks Julie! Great show!!
	🦇 6:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~ ...I did hear an Eylish reminded me of LeonardCohen in a way. So I thot - okay I give you chance...
	🦇 6:56pm Julie: I like her fine, she just didn't create the sad girl genre
	🦇 6:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Right.
	6:57pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: My favorite off this album and... possibly of all Portishead tracks. What a great one to end this show with - thank you so much Julie for all the work you put into yet another 'no filler' show and fellow dark souls, thanks for your company!
	6:57pm Androu B.: Funny, Devon over on Morricone Island has been having a Lalo Schifrin 90th B-day 5-week spectacular, and on week 3 he played "The Danube Incident ", the track Portishead samples for this.
	🦇 6:57pm Julie: awww thanks Cha Cha!
	🦇 6:58pm Julie: ahhh Cool!
	🦇 6:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Julie.
	🦇 6:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: AndrouB - that is interesting.
	6:58pm Rich in Washington: Groovy show, Julie! Thanks!
	6:59pm WR: Thank you Julie!

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from July 26, 2022

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Familiar & forgotten gems from 50-plus years of music on the darker side, shoegaze, synthpop, goth, psychedelia, darkwave, with unapologetic detours into 70s pop. In a dark night of the soul, it's always 3 o'clock in the morning.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Suzi Quatro	Suzi Q. "Suzi Q." by "Suzi Quatro"	Oh, Suzi Q	Bellaphon	1991			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Dead Fingers Talk	Storm The Reality Studios	Storm The Reality Studios	Pye Records	1978			0:05:05 (Pop-up)
Scream and Dance	In Rhythm "In Rhythm" by "Scream and Dance"	In Rhythm	Recreational Records	1982			0:09:24 (Pop-up)
Peace De Résistance	We Got The Right To Be Healthy	Bits And Pieces	Peace De Records	2022			0:13:10 (Pop-up)
The 13th Floor Elevators	Earthquake	Easter Everywhere	International Artists	1967			0:16:05 (Pop-up)
Porcelain	Caught In A Dream "Caught In A Dream" by "Porcelain"	...as It were, Here and There	Porcelain	2009	aka Porcelain Moon		0:20:39 (Pop-up)
Edera	Colours of Indifference "Colours of Indifference" by "Edera"	Ambiguous	Cleopatra	1996			0:26:14 (Pop-up)
Visage	Mind Of A Toy "Mind Of A Toy" by "Visage"	Visage	Polydor	1980			0:29:55 (Pop-up)
Rocking Synth Classics	Wuthering Heights (instrumental)						0:34:19 (Pop-up)
The Romantics	She's Got Everything	The Romantics	Nemperor Records	1980			0:41:17 (Pop-up)
Orchestre Rouge	The Consul "The Consul" by "Orchestre Rouge"	Yellow Laughter	RCA Victor	1982			0:44:05 (Pop-up)
Neo Boys	Abnormal Chick "Abnormal Chick" by "Neo Boys"	Sooner or Later	K	2013	from 1978-1980		0:48:33 (Pop-up)
Aurora Bora	He's So Tall "He's So Tall" by "Aurora Bora"	Japrap	American City Records	1981			0:50:39 (Pop-up)
Danielle Dax	The Wheeled Wagon "The Wheeled Wagon" by "Danielle Dax"	Pop Eyes	Awesome Records	1983			0:54:23 (Pop-up)
Kosko	I want To Dance With You ( Хочу танцевать с тобой)	Show	Kosko	2020			0:59:53 (Pop-up)
Giant Monsters OnThe Horizon featuring Cara Ristau	Damnatio Memoriae	Damnatio Memoriae Featuring Cara Ristau	Giant Monsters On The Horizon	2021			1:02:57 (Pop-up)
Cipher	Modern Medicine "Modern Medicine" by "Cipher"	Cipher	Right-Brain Records	1981			1:06:17 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Bananarama	Cruel Summer (instrumental)						1:10:57 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Time (early mix 1972) "Time (early mix 1972)" by "Pink Floyd"	The Dark Side of the Moon (Immersion Box)	EMI	2011			1:16:43 (Pop-up)
Queens	Frost Flowers "Frost Flowers" by "Queens"	End Times	Dial	2013			1:23:26 (Pop-up)
Tess Parks	Suzy & Sallly's Eternal Return	And Those Who Were Seen Dancing	Fuzz Club Records	2022		*	1:27:35 (Pop-up)
Spellling	Choke Cherry Horse "Choke Cherry Horse" by "Spellling"	Pantheon of Me	Ratskin Records	2018			1:30:44 (Pop-up)
Marc Bolan	Jasmine '49 "Jasmine '49" by "Marc Bolan"	You Scare Me To Death	Cherry Red	1981	Vocals & Guitar recorded 1966 everything else added 1981		1:34:30 (Pop-up)
Mazzy Star	So Tonight That I Might See	So Tonight That I Might See	Capitol Records	1993			1:37:23 (Pop-up)
The Rolling Stones	Gimme Shelter "Gimme Shelter" by "The Rolling Stones"	Let It Bleed	Decca	1969			1:45:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Doors	Riders On The Storm (instrumental)						1:49:34 (Pop-up)
The Doors	Universal Mind "Universal Mind" by "The Doors"	Absolutely Live	Elektra	1970			1:54:14 (Pop-up)
Billie Davis	Nights In White Satin	Billie Davis	Decca	1970			1:58:55 (Pop-up)
Renaissance	In My Life "In My Life" by "Renaissance"	Tuscany	Friday Music	2000			2:03:04 (Pop-up)
The Sundays	What Do You Think? "What Do You Think?" by "The Sundays"	Blind	DGC	1992			2:08:12 (Pop-up)
The Shroud	Day and Night "Day and Night" by "The Shroud"	A Dark Moon Night	Magpie Records	1998			2:12:05 (Pop-up)
Here	Trash Side "Trash Side" by "Here"	Double Happiness	Escape	2000			2:16:26 (Pop-up)
X-Spand-X	Paper Lover "Paper Lover" by "X-Spand-X"	X-Spand-X	Republic Recording	1982			2:20:32 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Karaoke track	Fade Into You (instrumental)						2:24:04 (Pop-up)
Tori Amos	Talula "Talula" by "Tori Amos"	Boys for Pele	Atlantic	1996			2:28:40 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Honky Cat (live) "Honky Cat (live)" by "Elton John"	Live at Hammersmith Odeon 1973	NO LABEL	1973			2:32:24 (Pop-up)
Gary Numan	I Dream of Wires "I Dream of Wires" by "Gary Numan"	Telekon	Beggars Banquet	1980			2:39:34 (Pop-up)
Turbo World	My Challenger "My Challenger" by "Turbo World"	My Challenger	Ramp Local	2022			2:44:31 (Pop-up)
Inox	Colorama "Colorama" by "Inox"	Tingle Tangle	Inox	1986			2:47:25 (Pop-up)
White Poppy	Wear Me Away "Wear Me Away" by "White Poppy"	White Poppy	Not Not Fun Records	2013			2:51:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: London Symphony Orchestra	She's A Rainbow (instrumental)						2:55:01 (Pop-up)
Fiona Apple	Sullen Girl "Sullen Girl" by "Fiona Apple"	Tidal	Work, Clean Slate	1996			2:59:13 (Pop-up)
Heather Nova	Bare "Bare" by "Heather Nova"	Glow Stars	Big Life	1993			3:03:20 (Pop-up)
Lisa Germano	Bad Attitude "Bad Attitude" by "Lisa Germano"	Happiness	4AD	1994			3:07:23 (Pop-up)
Kate Bush	And So Is Love "And So Is Love" by "Kate Bush"	The Red Shoes	Columbia	1993			3:13:34 (Pop-up)
Tremosphere	She's Lost Control "She's Lost Control" by "Tremosphere"	She's Lost Control single	Slugg Records	2019			3:17:37 (Pop-up)
Skinner Box	Sweet Release "Sweet Release" by "Skinner Box"	The Imaginary Heart Of	Bobok, Ltd.	1991			3:21:17 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Velvet Underground	All Tomorrow's Parties (alternate instrumental version)						3:25:08 (Pop-up)
PJ Harvey	Down By The Water "Down By The Water" by "PJ Harvey"	To Bring You My Love	Island Records	1995			3:29:44 (Pop-up)
This Mortal Coil	Late Night "Late Night" by "This Mortal Coil"	Blood	4AD	1991	Caroline Crawley on vocals		3:32:46 (Pop-up)
Nico	You Are Beautiful (Afraid) "You Are Beautiful (Afraid)" by "Nico"	The Frozen Borderline 1968-1970	Elektra	2007			3:35:59 (Pop-up)
Black Fortress of Opium	Unraveling	Stratospherical	Black Fortress of Opium	2012			3:39:00 (Pop-up)
Hannah Fury	Carousel "Carousel" by "Hannah Fury"	Through the Gash	MellowTraumatic Recordings	2007			3:42:03 (Pop-up)
Marissa Nadler	Your Heart is a Twisted Vine	Live on Dark Night of the Soul	WFMU	2011			3:45:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Syd Barrett	Gigolo Aunt (loop) "Gigolo Aunt (loop)" by "Syd Barrett"						3:51:09 (Pop-up)
Portishead	Sour Times "Sour Times" by "Portishead"	Dummy	Go! Beat	1994			3:54:23 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🦇 3:00pm listener james from westwood: Good afternoon, Julie, and how do, all!
	3:00pm ike-o: peace
	🦇 3:00pm Handy Haversack: Julie! Dark Ones!
	3:01pm dreamyandseedy: hello hello!
	3:01pm Sylvia: Out of the shower just in time, hello Julie and all!
	🦇 3:01pm Julie: hiya James, Handy & Ike-o! hey dreamy!
	3:01pm Robm: Hello fellow dark night listeners
	3:01pm headcleaner: Hey there folQs
	🦇 3:02pm chris in the redwoods: hi there, Julie and souls.
	3:02pm luka: hello dark 1s. it just got dark for real outside.
	🦇 3:03pm Julie: hi Robm, headcleaner, Chris & Luka!
	3:03pm Robm: Hi julie handy and dreamy
	🦇 3:04pm Julie: Luka is it night for you or storm brewing?
	3:05pm headcleaner: That track was boss
	3:06pm miles of middle texas: Hey Julie ! Only 98° in Austin now. Hey all.
	3:06pm dreamyandseedy: hi Robm! hi everyone :)
	3:06pm Robm: @headcleaner anything by suzi is boss
	🦇 3:07pm Julie: hiya Miles! Oh glad to hear it!
	3:08pm Jason from Houston: Good afternoon, Julie and good people. 95F and waiting on an afternoon shower.
	🦇 3:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and folks of a soulitary lifestyle.
	🦇 3:08pm Julie: heya Jason!
	🦇 3:08pm Julie: hiya Ken!
	🦇 3:09pm chris in the redwoods: Yay for the stream to be able to hear the track as the artist intended! And yay for Julie for selecting the track. Dig and dig. :)
	🦇 3:10pm Julie: haha yes! Not very FCC friendly
	3:12pm Robm: @chris I really wish the mother ship would consider going all internet too, so we could hear songs that don’t get bleeped out, but it’s never going to happen
	3:12pm Sylvia: your show never disappoints, Julie, always good tracks and a few surprises or unknown to us, and it never feels like you're over it, that makes it quite special
	🦇 3:12pm Julie: aww thank you Sylvia! And Hi! I hope it's cooler there at the moment!
	3:13pm Sylvia: you never do like "oh let me play that awful song because I'm bored lol" and I really appreciate that
	3:14pm Robm: @Sylvia julie has a show on Sunday nights on sheenas jungle room at 10pm
	🦇 3:14pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, dig this album!
	3:14pm Sylvia: yes, @Robm, I'm sound asleep when it airs!
	3:15pm dreamyandseedy: agree 100% w/Sylvia's comments. Julie's dedication to making this show consistently interesting and GREAT is incredible
	3:15pm Robm: @Sylvia sleep is overrated:) but I understand
	3:17pm Robm: @Dreamyandseedy I don’t think i have ever heard a dj do a bad showcor just phone it in, i think ken would raise holy hell about it
	3:17pm Sylvia: I'd be lying if I didn't mention my chronic sleep issues and insomnia bouts but when they happen I don't listen to music, I just stay in bed and read things on my phone. I need to get into the Eclectic Banana archives!
	3:19pm Robm: @Sylvia u understand when i wake up in the middle of the night, it’s so tempting to turn on WFMU, but I don’t because i would not go back to sleep
	🦇 3:20pm Julie: oh dreamy thank you!
	3:20pm Robm: Sorry for the U damn typo:)
	🦇 3:22pm Phillippe: Howdy
	🦇 3:22pm Julie: hiya Phillippe!
	3:27pm dreamyandseedy: Robm: I agree, listeners would catch on in one single second if anyone "phoned it in" lol
	🦇 3:27pm Handy Haversack: [clutches elbow, winces, lifts one finger in gesture at a wave toward Phillippe]
	🦇 3:28pm Julie: uh oh Handy what's wrong?
	🦇 3:28pm chris in the redwoods: For the love of pete. A burrito made me miss 13th floor elevators. At least I’m not hungry anymore.
	🦇 3:28pm Julie: was it a good burrito?
	🦇 3:30pm chris in the redwoods: Yes it was, Julie. Tried a new place. Was rewarded. Black beans, rice, sour cream, avocado. A nice salsa. Mmmmm.
	🦇 3:30pm Bas NL: Hi Julie! Dark soulsters!
	🦇 3:31pm Julie: hiya Bas!
	3:31pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Hey, Julie!
	🦇 3:32pm Julie: hiya SMS!
	🦇 3:34pm Handy Haversack: Ha, nothing, Julie. Just a joke with Phillippe from Michele's board. Hey, Chris, Sylvia, S&M&S, dreamyandseedy, Robm, Jason, Ken, headcleaner, luka, James, ike-o, and all the Dark Ones!
	🦇 3:34pm chris in the redwoods: And hi, Phillippe, Bas, Handy, dreamy, Sylvia, S&M&S, Robm, Ken, Jason and anyone I missed.
	3:36pm egould: I want bird noises!!!
	🦇 3:36pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Trying out comments on the phone, missing our bat, radio and heart emojis! Gonna be off the old iMac for a bit. This our last non phone comment for a while... Hi, Handy! And Chris!
	3:36pm egould: Ok there’s a little bird noise in the background.
	🦇 3:37pm Phillippe: Hey Handy! My arm feels perfectly fine! Hey Chris!
	🦇 3:39pm Phillippe: Blew out a set of old infinity bookshelf speakers a couple months ago on Visage's Fade to Gray.
	🦇 3:39pm Bas NL: Ohww. yes, Visage! Need to dig out that LP and give it a good listen again.
	3:39pm Robm: @dreamy plus a not so pleasant conversation with ken @Handy is it me or this eileen person is just posting a lot on the main accu?
	🦇 3:42pm Julie: oh booo to blowing out the speakers! Hiya Egould!
	🦇 3:42pm Handy Haversack: Robm, who am I to count another's posts? I don't even emoji. We file that deeply under the category of SEP: someone else's problem! Ave, Bas!
	3:42pm egould: I wish I could write a power pop song like the Romantics could. Problem is; I was spawned without a soul.
	🦇 3:43pm Julie: this is a Kinks song!
	3:43pm egould: Hi Julie! Thanks for the selections today.
	3:43pm Robm: @handy agree with that on SEP
	3:44pm egould: Well The Kinks, too.
	3:45pm dreamyandseedy: patiently waiting for 1981! got 2 each of 80 and 82!
	🦇 3:49pm Julie: collect them all!
	🦇 3:50pm Julie: this time period just keeps giving, stuff from all over the world, bunches of one release only artists
	3:50pm Sylvia: that’s a cool track
	3:50pm Jason from Houston: Niiiiice! ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	🦇 3:51pm Handy Haversack: Here it is, dreamy! And it comes with at least three nipples!
	3:52pm dreamyandseedy: i was going to say ... and little bird-like whistles!
	🦇 3:56pm Julie: I would buy music from a band called little birdlike whistles
	🦇 4:01pm listener james from westwood: Aces Kosko! Sounds 1981-ish.
	🦇 4:02pm Julie: it really does!
	🦇 4:03pm Julie: I am the sole supporter kosko-kosko.bandcamp.com...
	4:05pm Jason from Houston: Wishlisted!
	🦇 4:06pm Julie: I left him a review. I hope he's safe :/
	4:06pm Jason from Houston: I would have just purchased it but I think I dropped my wallet somewhere in this club and it's dark as shit.
	🦇 4:07pm Handy Haversack: It's going to come back to you brimming with phone numbers and loyalty cards for cafes in places that might not be real, Jason.
	🦇 4:08pm Julie: "Cipher is notable for composing and performing in a seven-limit 22-tone scale invented by music theorist Erv Wilson"
	4:09pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: The nights are indeed getting dark, even in the land of midnight sun. Good afternoon/evening/morning/(insert alternative measure of time here) Julie and Dark Ones.
	🦇 4:09pm chris in the redwoods: Siouxsie vibes
	4:09pm Jason from Houston: Found it! Wet and smells like Red Bull and vodka but everything is in there! Phew!
	🦇 4:10pm Handy Haversack: Cha Cha! How goes?
	🦇 4:11pm chris in the redwoods: Hey, Cha Cha!
	🦇 4:12pm Handy Haversack: Also, Cha Cha, I typed this sentence yesterday, which is of those, "well, I never expected to type that" ones: "I'll try to remember to ask Photocopy Cha Cha 2000 about Motelli Skronkle during Dark Night of the Soul Tomorrow." So. What do you know about Motelli Skronkle?
	4:13pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Hey Handy, Chris! Not bad, not bad.
	4:14pm Dean: Long story short, a buddy of mine who created his own language, Ithkuil -- it took him 25 years -- discovered that a Ukrainian prog band, Sherpa the Tiger, has released a second album called Ithkuil. The cover consists of the Ithkuil word for ... Ithkuil!
	4:15pm Dean: http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=12240
	4:16pm Dean: Hi!
	🦇 4:17pm Julie: wow that's crazy
	4:19pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Motelli Skronkle! Whoah. I've seen them live only once in 1997 - though they are active to this day. I have no idea what line-up they had then - Markku Peltola was still alive (d.2007) as was Esko Varonen who died three years ago - but only three guys onstage, not four.
	4:19pm Dean: He has in fact recorded his own prog tunes with lyrics in the language, sung by the guy who creates languages for movies and TV, David Peterson. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ6BcuwscfmMl1pQp0gEX-g
	4:24pm Androu B.: Hello Julie & all the Souls of the Dark Night! Julie, was just noticing that pre-10CC track you played on EB Sunday (Festival - Today). It got me curiously wondering if there might be any more pre-10CC material that has yet to emerge in some form of physical media.
	🦇 4:24pm Handy Haversack: They were played on Vocal Fry yesterday evening (local time), Cha Cha. Sounded good! Wow, Dean, wild stuff!
	🦇 4:25pm Julie: hiya Androu! that's a really good question, I do not know.
	🦇 4:25pm Julie: that Dan Bodah he is a good one
	🦇 4:25pm Bas NL: Interesting, Dean!
	4:28pm Dean: Thanks, folks. Here's the New Yorker story about him. Wild and weird it is! https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2012/12/24/utopian-for-beginners
	4:30pm dreamyandseedy: oh new Tess is cool! i need to listen to the whole record
	🦇 4:30pm Julie: we knew it would be! She's just fab
	4:31pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Also, Handy, anyone, have you seen the tv-series Alhola? Motelli Skronkle guys acting. Very oddball stuff, MTV - that's MainosTeleVisio not Music Televison ;) - broadcast it was it 1990 or 1991? There were very few commercials (=mainos in Finnish) as the show had very little commercial appeal. I did not see it at the time, but apparently there was dead air(?) and one laundry detergent commercial during commercial breaks... There is a DVD, I guess no english subs. Sadly also lots of parts of the original sound were discarded as there was music like Led Zeppelin which was too expensive to be used for DVD release, unfortunately some dialogue went away there then as well. Motelli Skronkle guys were involved with theatre stuff, which is how they met in northern Finnish city of Kajaani while working at the local theatre.
	4:31pm dreamyandseedy: and i've got tickets to see Spellling in October! never seen her before, very excited!
	4:31pm David in London: Evening Julie, the Guv’nor. Hello bedarkened groovers everywhere.
	🦇 4:32pm Aitch: Good morning Julie and crew
	🦇 4:32pm Julie: hiya David! (in london!) You guys still hot there?
	🦇 4:32pm Julie: hiya Aitch!
	🦇 4:33pm Aitch: ..almost sunrise of the soul..
	4:33pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Sorry for wall of text-type messages above, but I guess Alhoia/Motelli Skronkle aren't that well known, so... Kudos to Dan Bodah for playing them.
	4:34pm David in London: I’m hot 24/7, Julie… But weather wise, it’s back to pleasant summer now rather than frazzle fry.
	🦇 4:34pm Handy Haversack: Ah, thanks, Cha Cha! Evening, David.
	4:35pm miles of middle texas: 99° . give it a few more minutes
	🦇 4:35pm Julie: oh good glad to hear it. hopefully the worst is over (ha, it's not even august)
	4:35pm David in London: Wotcha Handles. How goes the Runza?
	🦇 4:38pm Bas NL: Just dropped to a chilly 60°F here.
	4:38pm TDK60: Hi Julie, night souls.
	4:40pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I like my summer coolish when its hmmm like lower 70s for you fahrenheit people or lower 20s celcius. Warm enough to go swimming, without feeling exhausted all the time. Sunbathing's not really my thing.
	🦇 4:41pm Julie: hiya TDK!
	4:41pm Pax: Just seen that Tony Dow (Wally cleaver) just passed approximately 3 hours ago. He was 77.
	🦇 4:41pm Handy Haversack: Hanging in, David. Heading to Michigan on Sunday, which is requiring a car repair.
	4:43pm David in London: Bas, TDK, Cha Cha, ahoy shipmates. Handles, nothing too costly I hope?
	🦇 4:43pm Julie: Hiya Pax! I'm still reeling from David Warner. Every says Morgan is a good one, but he'll always be Jack the Ripper in Time After Time for me
	🦇 4:43pm Bas NL: Hi David!
	4:44pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Good evening London and its David , glad to hear the worst heatwave has left your shores.
	🦇 4:45pm Handy Haversack: I wish hoping helped, David, but apparently you have to replace your wheel bearings every twenty years or so. Who knew?
	🦇 4:45pm chris in the redwoods: Wooooo
	🦇 4:46pm listener james from westwood: Ahhh, Paul Sorvino would be pleased for the Goodfellas soundtrack choice.
	4:46pm David in London: This is my favourite rock song of all time. Unbelievably great. When I last saw The Stones in 2013 in Hyde Park, Mick Taylor guested with them and he played this. It was proper bucket list stuff.
	4:46pm dreamyandseedy: 104 degrees here last time i looked!
	🦇 4:46pm chris in the redwoods: Hey, David.
	🦇 4:47pm Julie: DJ GG Just saw them in Hyde Park a couple weeks ago!'
	🦇 4:47pm Julie: I need more songs that sound like this
	🦇 4:48pm Handy Haversack: David, did you see Pulp is planning some dates in 2023?
	4:48pm David in London: Superb cover by The Sisters of Mercy too. Hey Chris!
	4:48pm Pax: @Julie: it's been a long time since I seen Time after Time, that's the one with Malcolm McDowell? And I can picture the actor who played his friend as Doctor Stevens I think his name was. So that was David Warner.
	🦇 4:49pm Aitch: I'd love to see Pulp, not sure they ever toured down here. Saw Gorillaz last night and it was amazing
	🦇 4:49pm Julie: yes indeed..where he met his (future now ex) wife Mary Steenburgen
	4:50pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Stupidly I never went to see the Stones, there's been a couple of chances to have done that. Agree w/ that SOM cover, DAvid. Just read the book Paint My Name In Black And Gold about Sisters, made for nice travel reading during my April UK visit.
	4:50pm Jason from Houston: I had a friend help me with mine a few years ago, Handy. It would not have been expensive but we had to take them to a machine shop to press the old ones out. $90 each for the use of a press.
	🦇 4:51pm listener james from westwood: Go, Dad! And that might be just the ticket for brightening his spirits, asking to watch with him.
	4:51pm Jason from Houston: Ghost Dog? Got some mob in there.
	4:54pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Bedtime listening? A 10-year old me found side 1 of Dark Side of the Moon SCARY.
	4:54pm David in London: I read the Waiting for Another War book about the Sisters recently. V enjoyable.
	🦇 4:54pm Julie: I think it's a 3 hour movie but maybe we could do it in segments
	🦇 4:57pm Julie: Never saw Ghost Dog! I DID see Married to the Mob though
	🦇 4:58pm Julie: oh and I saw Gangster No. 1 with Malcolm McDowell and Performance but English mob is different!
	4:58pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @4:54 David in London: ta for the tip, will read it as soon as I find a copy somewhere.
	🦇 5:00pm Handy Haversack: Thanks for the tip, David. Jason, there's no way I wouldn't have pressed my head somehow.
	🦇 5:01pm patrick321: Hi Julie and all
	5:01pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I'm an odd one, I love Q Lazzarus' 'Goodbye Horses' but have never seen movies it is in, such as Married to the Mob or Silence of the Lambs.
	🦇 5:01pm Julie: hi patrick!
	🦇 5:02pm Aitch: I think everyone loves Goodbye Horses
	🦇 5:02pm chris in the redwoods: Lovely cover <swoon>
	🦇 5:03pm Aitch: Nights in white satin I always imagines actual Knights, jousting and such
	🦇 5:03pm patrick321: That Sopranos episode where Tony's girlfriend asks, "where is my knight in white satin armor?"
	5:03pm Jason from Houston: We were trying with a six ton bottle jack on a sketchy contraption and eventually got scared for our lives. Worth the money not to die or be maimed.
	🦇 5:04pm Julie: HA! He's dead because swords go right through satin
	5:04pm David in London: Aitch, these are crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy knights.
	🦇 5:06pm Aitch: Very flamboyant Knights
	🦇 5:06pm Julie: @aitch I think most people thought that on initial hearing
	🦇 5:06pm Handy Haversack: This is a Parisian knight suit!
	🦇 5:06pm Julie: or at least those of us who were children
	🦇 5:07pm Handy Haversack: external-content.duckduckgo.com... Rather: This is a Parisian knight suit!
	🦇 5:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...missed a band called Giant Monsters OnThe Horizon ! & 'Universal Mind' not a doors track one hears often. Always felt was most evocative of the actual LSD experience, myself...& very 'Sinatra' @ the same time. Love the AbsolutelyLive album.
	🦇 5:08pm Julie: Ha! I can't believe that guy's a director now
	🦇 5:09pm Julie: hiya Rev! Glad someone else here likes the doors!
	5:10pm Stanley: Sorry folks, I'm late. Just watched the Womens Euro Semi Final. Very entertaining stuff. Now where are we? Hi Julie.
	🦇 5:10pm Julie: hiya Stanley! We are missing Harriet Wheeler, that's where we are
	🦇 5:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ' The Moody Blues released their 3rd album, "In Search of the Lost Chord" on this day in 1968. '
	🦇 5:11pm Julie: album of summer fun!
	🦇 5:12pm Handy Haversack: Feeling better, Stanley? Have you tried administering Talisker internally?
	5:13pm David in London: Stanloid, Rev D, ahoy.
	🦇 5:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Missing Harriet ? What's why the story ends... Hullo DiL - All.
	🦇 5:14pm Julie: well they haven't made an album in a VERY long time
	🦇 5:15pm Julie: the 3rd one was not as great as the first two
	🦇 5:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hm. Would be hard to be.
	5:15pm Stanley: Has Harriet Wheeler left us? Hi Handy. Feeling much better. Taking it easy though. G'evening David.
	🦇 5:16pm Julie: @stanley not that I am aware of, just would like new music with her voice
	5:16pm Pax: Cut to scene - Mr Jinx is walking in a staunch irritated hard walk with fist clenched, after having a tussle with another cat named Malcolm. then he says, quote (Malcolm...Sheesh, what a name for a Pussy Cat !) I always think of that whenever I hear the name Malcolm. Not to mention it's funny.
	5:16pm Stanley: Thank goodness. I'll give her a call on that, Julie.
	🦇 5:17pm Julie: I had a bird named Malcolm for a bit
	🦇 5:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Just read TheSundays' wigkey page a bit ...tracks that may never see the light ...not much editorialization there...
	🦇 5:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Harriet a fellow 1963 Water Hare like myself reportedly...
	🦇 5:19pm Julie: i mean..those kids are fully grown by now
	🦇 5:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh - 'maternity leave' ?
	5:20pm WR: @4:28 @Dean: Don't know if you are still on the comments Dean, but that article about the creator of Ithkuil is very interesting. Very.
	🦇 5:23pm Julie: hiya WR!
	5:23pm Dean: I'm here, WR. Thanks. I spent just about every day with John and his twin brother Paul from 4th grade into high school. So much of what we did involved language, art, music, theater... John pressed on for years with his various projects, gave Ithkuil to the world, and then had those bizarre interactions with that former Soviet Republic. Just bonkers.
	🦇 5:23pm Julie: well, quitting the band to focus on raising the kids
	🦇 5:23pm Midge: Hello Julie, everyone! Late but at least got to listen whilst on a walk.
	🦇 5:23pm Julie: or rather, disbanding..
	🦇 5:23pm Julie: hiya Midge!
	🦇 5:25pm Handy Haversack: Also, cheers, m'dears! This Bijou be for jou!
	5:28pm Dean: Heh, just looked again at the New Yorker piece. Early on, these sentences: "Languages are something of a mess. They evolve over centuries through an unplanned, democratic process that leaves them teeming with irregularities, quirks, and words like 'knight.'"
	5:29pm Stanley: I went for a walk along the coast today and saw seals.
	🦇 5:29pm Julie: oh Stanley that sounds nice!
	🦇 5:29pm Handy Haversack: I have a friend who's still scarred from using "gnome" in a story as a kid, misspelling it, and being told by his teacher to look up how to spell it right.
	5:29pm Pax: Mazzy Star made some of the most droning depressing music evuh !
	🦇 5:30pm Julie: @Pax I LOVE IT
	5:31pm Stanley: Pax, I was going to say - perfect for this show.
	5:32pm Stanley: Gnomes freak me out, too.
	5:32pm Stanley: Thank God HONKY CAT!
	🦇 5:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: English probly more a 'mess' than most any. But also adaptable in another way. Many spellings from Old Germanic that haven't been pronounced that way in perhaps a millennium ? 'Thorough' ?? Sometimes no more than who had the first Printing Press sealed the deal forever more. Then also different Germanics met in the middle of Britain & said - ah hell, just add an 'S' for plurals & pep it simple... Then of corse the Norman Invasion added French like 'buffet' & more things than we think of... All of which helps put the lie to the 'This is Murika speak English' morons...
	5:34pm David in London: Honky Gnome.
	5:34pm Pax: @Julie : agreed, I love wallowing in depressing music whenever I'm particularly feeling down. Which is often apparently.
	5:34pm Jason from Houston: Peeling off to listen in the car. Cheers, Darkest Ones. Thank you, Julie.
	🦇 5:34pm Julie: @Pax anything else you can suggest in the mazzy/opal vein?
	5:35pm Dean: I hereby confess my stupidity. You know you have those moments when the dots connect, the circuit closes? Obvious relationships that one should have recognized long ago? Well, it has taken me fifty years to realize that Honky Chateau/Honky Cat is a friggin' pun.
	🦇 5:35pm Julie: see ya jason drive safe!
	5:35pm Stanley: I thought this wasn't the original version. But the change is going to do me good.
	5:35pm Androu B.: @Pax - What you have to understand about Mazzy Star is that hers is the kind of music that's there for those who hit a rough patch in life, to make you feel like she's there commiserating with you so you can get through that blue period.
	🦇 5:35pm Julie: haha yeah I forgot I picked the live one!
	🦇 5:35pm Handy Haversack: That'll be the next adventure, David. Rev Rab: Words for food in English tend to come from French while the animals are still from Germanic: cow vs. beef, chicken vs. poultry, etc. The Normans brought their cooks along. Of course, they were just Vikings who spoke French anyway.
	🦇 5:36pm chris in the redwoods: Thanks, Julie. Take care everyone. Headed out for a walk with the mrs. and the puppers.
	🦇 5:36pm Julie: see ya Chris!
	5:36pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I was just thinking about Anki's version of this song - and wondering if I really saw that LP 'Aikalintu' for sale - if it indeed was that one, I saw it before I heard you (Julie) wanted it. Possibly at the end sale of Blue Vinyl (the owner died :( )
	🦇 5:37pm Julie: ahhh yes the Anki record...
	🦇 5:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: AndrouB - & I never thot much about what this song might be saying? ...til just now while I tyoe about bigots... These things keep one humble when ya think yer clever...
	🦇 5:39pm Julie: for sure it's Bernie's small town boy fish out of water in the city experiences, like several of his songs.
	🦇 5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Handy yes - I'm just regurgitating 'Story of English' :) - with typos. Have you seen the BBC kids' show 'Horrible Histories' ? They had a skit on dinner in Normanized Britain...
	🦇 5:41pm Julie: whether someone called Bernie (or EJ) a honky cat, I do not know
	🦇 5:41pm Handy Haversack: HELLO ..., Numan.
	🦇 5:41pm Julie: I always pictured Honky Cat as a cartoon character as I did with Bennie and the Jets as a child.
	🦇 5:42pm Julie: Elton shows this wonderful animation during his current tour and makes me sad there is no actual Elton cartoon
	5:43pm Androu B.: @Handy - Lol, I was tempted to type the same thing!
	5:43pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Well, , if i ever see that one again (?, not 100% sure it was indeed Aikalintu) and you want to buy it I'll make sure you'll get a copy (be warned: to send an LP from here is EXPENSIVE which is also what the record'll be) AND if I ever let a feline friend into my place again (not 100% over the loss of the one I had even if it is years ago) it'll be named Katti Mokoma.
	🦇 5:43pm Julie: we always have a special hello for Gary. I wonder if people do that to him in person.
	🦇 5:44pm Handy Haversack: Hola ..., ¡Androu!
	🦇 5:44pm Julie: awww Katti Mokoma
	🦇 5:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes to Elton cartoon ! Probly they think it's not even necessary...
	5:45pm David in London: Hey Androu.
	🦇 5:46pm Julie: the little elton they made for that cold cold heart character is truly adorable i1.sndcdn.com...
	5:47pm Androu B.: Have any of you seen Elton's music video for "The Club At the End Of The Street" on MTV back in '87?
	🦇 5:47pm Julie: Yes!
	🦇 5:48pm Phillippe: Gotta run! Thanks Julie!
	🦇 5:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...that 'Universal Mind' as psychedelic Sinatra - a drinking song for people who take acid ...Mr. James Douglas Morrison.
	🦇 5:48pm Julie: see ya Phillippe!
	5:48pm Dean: Saw that many times, Androu B., but I can't remember the conceit. It was clever, I seem to recall...
	🦇 5:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: flipside Phillippe !
	5:49pm Androu B.: His character from that music video also made a cameo appearance near the end of Rod Stewart's mv for "The Motown Song"
	🦇 5:50pm Julie: that I did not know! I wonder if they are speaking again, there was a bit of a spat over Elton's farewell tour
	🦇 5:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Should be many Saturday Morning stylee Cartoons of Rawk Bands & Artists - like TheBeatles hit me with in my toddlerhood. 'Cept that was cheap & goofy actually. You could have different ones rather than just one Band all the time... & they don't have to be young or alive or anything...
	🦇 5:51pm Julie: sharon and phyllis should be friends
	🦇 5:52pm Julie: I think the Jackson 5 had a cartoon show. and of course all the hip cartoon shows had their own bands
	🦇 5:53pm Julie: more cartoon shows less NFTs please
	5:53pm Pax: Hey Stanley, I understand you've gotten over the covid, good 4 u. I'm not freaked out by gnomes per say , it's how they're projected in a macabre looking way. That's what freaks me out, if that makes sense.
	🦇 5:53pm Julie: The Doors as cartoon children...little cartoon Jimbo
	🦇 5:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ugh. Digging 'White Poppy' !
	5:54pm Androu B.: @RevRab - Since you mention it, The Aquabats had their own kids show that featured some animated sequences in it. It ran o the channel formerly known as The Hub (now Discovery Family).
	🦇 5:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gnome ~ Troll...
	🦇 5:56pm Handy Haversack: Gnomes in White Satin ...
	5:58pm Pax: Androu B @5:35 - hear ya there.
	5:59pm Androu B.: Lest we forget David Bowie's "The Laughing Gnome".
	🦇 6:00pm Julie: the man with the gnome in his eyes
	🦇 6:02pm Midge: Tubeway Army band AND album
	🦇 6:03pm Julie: I think Elton is on soundtrack for Gnomeo and Juliet...
	🦇 6:03pm Julie: @midge thank you!
	🦇 6:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Tolkien went with Dwarves as a short earthy race - & Trolls in Middle-earth were very large & evil ...'Gnome' perhaps a Norman word he would've resented ?...
	🦇 6:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...down the Gnome rabbit hole ...@ least they'll likely fit...
	🦇 6:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Latin word from Paracelsus 16th Century... en.wikipedia.org...
	6:08pm Pax: Julie @5:34 - sorry to take so long to get back to you. The answer is yes if you're taking requests. I have a whole slew of sad depressing songs. But the one that comes to mind right now is - I can't seem to make you mine by the clientele.
	🦇 6:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...there's our dear Grimble Grumble... & Germano - my once-removed Artist :D ...
	6:08pm David in London: Right, I’m crashing now, so I will bid you fine, fine people goodnight. Thanks Guv’nor Julie.
	🦇 6:09pm Julie: nite David!
	🦇 6:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Late DiL !
	🦇 6:09pm Julie: Lisa and 4AD were a perfect match
	🦇 6:09pm Bas NL: Sleep tight, David!
	6:09pm dreamyandseedy: bonus hour is all your favorite women?
	🦇 6:10pm Julie: not quite but same ballpark
	6:10pm Pax: And don't let the bedbugs bite. @David iL.
	🦇 6:11pm Julie: HA HA HA
	🦇 6:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Depressing Musics ...I've expounded on how I kept NickDrake @ arm's length kind of as long as I could ...Have a real aptitude for croony glumpuppets. So much I actually have to be careful ! I can drown there.
	🦇 6:12pm Handy Haversack: Pretty sure Gygax got his gnomes from Poul Anderson's Three Hearts and Three Lions. Come on, Wiki. Delve.
	🦇 6:12pm Julie: ooooh croony glumpuppets!
	🦇 6:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes - elevate your sleeping platform. Bedbugs don't fly or leap...
	🦇 6:13pm Handy Haversack: Julie, that's one of the major political divisions of gnomes.
	🦇 6:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...gnome - Latin probly from the Greek lit. 'earth-dweller' ...
	🦇 6:14pm Julie: glumpuppets are a subset of torys
	🦇 6:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh no! No affinity for Tories...
	🦇 6:15pm Julie: kate is not a tory but tori is kind of a kate
	🦇 6:17pm Bas NL: Ohww! Bush! I really don't know this album... time to hunt.
	🦇 6:17pm Julie: it's got some bangers on it!
	🦇 6:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Julie true that.
	🦇 6:18pm Bas NL: Hunt's a cert then!
	🦇 6:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...there's also 'gnomic' implying knowledge or know-how - as with Gnosis ? As Tolkien portrayed Dwarves as earthy Craftsman... Tolkien actually used 'Gnome' early on for some Elves - but dropped that...
	6:20pm Androu B.: For the last few days, I've been straightening out and expanding my music archive file for one of my favorite alt artists, Matt Johnson aka The the, and came across a startling surprise. In 1980-81, before signing to Some Bizarre, Johnson had been releasing material on 4AD, including an album I had never been aware existed entitled "Burning Blue Soul". It had Johnson's trademark arrangement yet it was somewhere in the realm of ethereal/experimental with a hint of grindcore, sort of in the vein of Scorn.
	🦇 6:20pm Julie: Tommy Gnosis (from hedwig)
	6:20pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: And Red Shoes it is not as 'cold sounding' (or something) as Kate Bush herself described it (around the time she was interviewed re: 'Director's Cut'). Sure, the supposed 'sterility' of early 90s digital recording might be there - but the songs and the performances are soooo good.
	🦇 6:20pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Wrapping up work soonish. LOVING this set. So. Much.
	🦇 6:21pm Julie: @Androu I've played songs from that a couple times, at least one when I did a 4AD special
	🦇 6:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Good JoyDivision cover. Not aping the Form to exclusion of the Expression I'd say...
	🦇 6:21pm Handy Haversack: Tremosphere! I was making another drink and caught Franco calling in on Bucci's show (well, David Cooper subbing in). The topic is "what household appliance would you be and why," and I missed his response, but I did hear him say that he can make balloon animals and will work kids' bday parties, and David said he was hired. An all call-in show must be catnip for Franco!
	🦇 6:21pm Julie: thank you threemoons!! yay for wrapping up work!
	🦇 6:22pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Threemoons!
	🦇 6:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Burning Blue Soul' - solid Classic. What I think of as TheThe almost more than anything ! Loved that stuff that was so Psychedelic but not in the older sense of FlowerPower Freakouts or something (I love that too of course)...
	🦇 6:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but rather like being thoroughly stoned & occasionally tripping in 1981...
	6:25pm Androu B.: Julie, I'll take a look back at that show. I remember tuning in late for it but I was really impressed with the amount of material you covered. Btw, I also follow a FB account dedicated to 4AD fans.
	🦇 6:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& if I have it all right - MattJohnson recored it on a four-track in his bedroom before he was 20...
	🦇 6:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Interesting idea ...Pop Music repeatedly selling things to the Youth of the Moment as never having been before ...as a feature not a bug as far as Promotion...
	🦇 6:30pm Handy Haversack: Well, sure, turn to the pros when you have a problem!
	🦇 6:30pm Bas NL: Harvey at her best imo.
	🦇 6:31pm Julie: she evolved as many do but those first couple albums are just so special to me
	6:31pm Dean: One can turn emotional pain (or pleasure or an experience of the sublime or...) into art, but eventually one wants to turn that art into a living. Hence Sam Johnson, "No man but a blockhead ever wrote, except for money."
	🦇 6:32pm Julie: oh Kate Garner (of haysi fantayzee) took that photo!
	🦇 6:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: PJ Rawks Out - with both Ideas & Expression - all @ once. Perhaps this is something Women have - an ability to integrate elements holistically - like Frida Khalo & Kate Bush are more affective but just as brilliant as male peers? Of course - generalizations fail on the specific level...
	🦇 6:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Art, Suffering & Commerce ...they may walk into a bar together but I don't know the punch line...
	6:38pm adamdoesit: A belated hello, Julie and batfolk. You are beautiful and you are not alone. Art jumps behind the bar, where suffering finds him. Commerce sticks them both with the tab.
	🦇 6:39pm Julie: hiya adamdoesit!
	🦇 6:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I guess I presume the joke is always on us.
	🦇 6:40pm Handy Haversack: "but there's room for only two of them to stay"?
	6:41pm Dean: Bartender says, "Hey, pals, we got a special today on NFTs"
	🦇 6:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...those are good !!
	6:42pm Dean: I told a friend I'm reading Moby-Dick. His response was, "You know it's so long because Melville was paid by the word." That's fine with me!
	🦇 6:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Motivation helps.
	🦇 6:43pm Handy Haversack: I would not lose a single word from Moby-Dick. Sometimes, excess is the point.
	🦇 6:44pm Julie: I liked the story but the excursions into whale detail....
	🦇 6:45pm Julie: I don't shy away from large books but man oh man
	🦇 6:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah they say it's very Modern (Post even?) in dropping out of the Narrative for a whole chapter of scientific exposition on whales & the like...
	6:45pm adamdoesit: Love the whale detail. It’s like getting to read the whalers’ Wikipedia, if they had one.
	🦇 6:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Whale as Form & Content. Obsession too... The Sea...
	🦇 6:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Conversely re this - Spare is Brave I like to say.
	🦇 6:49pm Handy Haversack: I particularly enjoy referring to my commute as taking me to your insular city of the Manhattoes, girdled round by wharves as Indian isles by coral reefs.
	🦇 6:49pm Julie: haha handy
	🦇 6:50pm Julie: now imagine this when I played it at 4am on my old show...
	🦇 6:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Paid by word - the coin on the mast. It's like Apocalypse Now ! We'll find out what the Story is once we set sail ...& never get off the boat...
	🦇 6:50pm Handy Haversack: You would have been drive-time radio for Sylvia and Cha Cha!
	🦇 6:50pm Bas NL: This is beautiful!
	🦇 6:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah impressive.
	6:51pm adamdoesit: Never get off the boat. Thank you, Julie!
	6:52pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I who have no driver's licence! But 11am Marissa Nadler live on WFMU hurt no-one.
	🦇 6:52pm Handy Haversack: Never get off of the boat! Many thanks, Julie!
	6:52pm miles of middle texas: Thanks Julie !
	6:53pm Androu B.: Another surprise I discovered during the aforementioned expansion of my The the audio archive was a track called "Cold Spell Ahead", which turned out to be a sort-of-demo version of "Uncertain Smile".
	🦇 6:54pm Midge: Thanks Julie!
	🦇 6:54pm Julie: take THIS William Eyelash
	🦇 6:54pm Handy Haversack: Well. This'll work.
	6:55pm Androu B.: Thanks, Julie! A pleasure to hear you as always!
	🦇 6:55pm Julie: thanks so much everyone!
	🦇 6:55pm listener james from westwood: Ahhh, this is a lovely end. Thanks, Julie!
	🦇 6:55pm Bas NL: Ohww and Portishead for finals... Thanks Julie! Great show!!
	🦇 6:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~ ...I did hear an Eylish reminded me of LeonardCohen in a way. So I thot - okay I give you chance...
	🦇 6:56pm Julie: I like her fine, she just didn't create the sad girl genre
	🦇 6:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Right.
	6:57pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: My favorite off this album and... possibly of all Portishead tracks. What a great one to end this show with - thank you so much Julie for all the work you put into yet another 'no filler' show and fellow dark souls, thanks for your company!
	6:57pm Androu B.: Funny, Devon over on Morricone Island has been having a Lalo Schifrin 90th B-day 5-week spectacular, and on week 3 he played "The Danube Incident ", the track Portishead samples for this.
	🦇 6:57pm Julie: awww thanks Cha Cha!
	🦇 6:58pm Julie: ahhh Cool!
	🦇 6:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Julie.
	🦇 6:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: AndrouB - that is interesting.
	6:58pm Rich in Washington: Groovy show, Julie! Thanks!
	6:59pm WR: Thank you Julie!

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from July 26, 2022

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