WFMU: Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from September 7, 2022

Listener comments!
	9:59pm C.S.: Get to catch your show live on my one night off during the week!
	🦇 10:01pm Julie: oh yay! Hiya CS!
	10:01pm doctorjazz: If it's Wednesday, (or any day), it must be Julie! Hi Julie, and soulful folks out there!
	🦇 10:02pm Julie: hiya Dr Jazz! This is the end of my marathon of fill-ins....
	10:02pm C.S.: Only four more archives to get through. Those fill-ins keep me glued to the laptop.
	🦇 10:03pm Julie: ha! Have you heard the new show yet CS?
	10:04pm C.S.: Nope. Sundays are super busy for me and I just don't have any time during the week with my soul-sucking job. Sorry. :(
	🦇 10:04pm Julie: Understood! Just wasn't sure if you knew about it.
	10:05pm C.S.: Yes. I don't know how you do it, Julie between your two regular shows and the fill-ins.
	🦇 10:06pm Julie: haha luckily this was an otherwise quiet week for me
	10:07pm Zipperhead7: I never heard the "she gets high" version before
	🦇 10:08pm Julie: hiya Zipperhead!
	10:10pm Androu B.: Made it! Hi, Julie & Souls of the Dark Night!
	🦇 10:10pm Julie: hiya Androu!
	10:11pm Robm: Hello dark soul listeners
	🦇 10:11pm Julie: hi there Robm!
	10:13pm Robm: Hi yourself julie, listening while i drift off to sleep
	10:15pm Listener Gregory: My God, I haven't heard that Moody Blues song since college... or even high school. Time for bed!
	🦇 10:16pm Julie: haha Hiya Listener Gregory!
	10:16pm C.S.: Another band with words strung together like lovesliescrushing. Maybe oddly spelled band names could be a theme?
	🦇 10:16pm Julie: I got into the moodies in college too but they were old by then
	🦇 10:17pm Julie: CS not a bad idea! I think I played one yesterday too though I don't remember who
	10:18pm doctorjazz: Yup, was High School, Knights In White Satin was everywhere, had enough of them at the time (like them with the benefit of many year's break). Will go for my beauty rest now as well, early morning, Night all!
	🦇 10:18pm Julie: worldbackwards...but that's only two words
	🦇 10:18pm Julie: nite Dr Jazz!
	10:20pm Androu B.: The shedfromthebody track reminded me of Curve, of which I have most of their best work on CD.
	🦇 10:21pm Julie: Curve have all sorts of cool stuff on Bandcamp now
	10:21pm C.S.: I love Curve. Quite the 90s and early 2000s band.
	10:22pm Androu B.: Can't wait to see! It'll give me a chance to catch up to what they've been up to lately.
	10:22pm Zipperhead7: "Grieving" is very dense but ethereal. Zip approves, fwiw!
	10:35pm PaulRobeson1922: I LoVe The Doors
	10:36pm PaulRobeson1922: & your show, Julie Goodnight!
	🦇 10:36pm Julie: goodnight!
	10:42pm still b/p: I'm not much of a fan but it's interesting to just look at Newton-John sitting there on the cover when she presumably had NO idea how huge she would be in the next several years.
	🦇 10:42pm Phillippe: howdy
	🦇 10:43pm Julie: hiya Phillippe!
	🦇 10:43pm Julie: hiya still b/p! Yeah she really exploded with Grease didn't she.. i can't believe she's gone
	🦇 10:44pm Julie: what does b/p stand for? I always think being patient because I think of the band still patient but it's probably not that
	10:45pm still b/p: still breathing/puzzled
	🦇 10:45pm Julie: well that pretty much sounds like the human state
	🦇 10:48pm Julie: oooh this is nice (if I may say so)
	10:48pm Androu B.: Boy, what I miss after just stepping away for a little bit. Had a little matter of a favor to do for a family member.
	🦇 10:49pm Julie: you never know! hope everything is okay
	10:50pm Androu B.: Everything's fine now. Just had to help with paying a bill online is all.
	10:52pm chresti: Hi Julie!
	🦇 10:52pm Julie: I kind of miss writing checks. but on the rare occasion I have to it seems like a big pain. It's like without the regular ritual anymore it turns into a real annoyance
	🦇 10:52pm Julie: Hiya Chresti!
	10:56pm still b/p: With occasional exceptions, I write just one check a month for rent. The little check ledger be only talkin 'bout rent....rent....rent....rent.
	10:57pm C.S.: Still write checks for bills and donations. Still the luddite when it comes to online banking and smartphones.
	🦇 10:58pm Julie: right. used to be you'd write checks for it all so it became a routine. I don't have to write one regularly, so it's odd things here and there so there's no routineness to is. You're more likely to get paid if I have to pay someone else too. why take the book out for one?
	10:59pm Androu B.: I still use them myself for paying off credit bills. Best thing about them is it keeps you accustomed to practicing your handwriting. Btw, I heard Modern English are playing the area at the moment. They'll be in Philly tomorrow and Asbury Park on Saturday. Hi, chresti!
	🦇 10:59pm Julie: autopay really came in handy when my father was in the hospital. but his wife still had to write some checls but even that was overwhelming. most of the important thinkgs, like INSURANCE, got taken care of autopay
	10:59pm C.S.: I find that if it weren't for checks, I'd have no use for cursive writing at all.
	🦇 11:00pm Julie: oh gosh did I miss the NYC date? Writing too! I miss writing and now it's a chore.
	🦇 11:04pm Julie: sony hall next TUESDAY! where the eff is Sony Hall
	🦇 11:05pm Julie: with the Bootblacks oh man what a show!
	11:05pm Dean: I despise auto-pay, and I'm reluctant to use online payment as frequently as I do. But the latter has worked out fairly well for years, including when I was handling my mother's finances. But auto-pay scares me.
	🦇 11:06pm Julie: yeah but just imagine being in the hospital for months and your insurance not getting paid
	11:10pm still b/p: CS, I wanna see you take your token out of one of those little oval plastic change purses to pay your Mattapan trolley fare. YEs, when writing a check there's a combo of print and mutating cursive, and often my hand an pen have to stop and say, "Wait, we do what now to finish this letter and join to the next...?"
	11:13pm Androu B.: Julie, a majority of WFMU listeners are backing off of virtual currency due to what Mark Hurst has reported about them on his program Techtonic. You should listen in as well. Mark constantly has his finger on the pulse of all things related to digital tech.
	🦇 11:13pm Julie: Oh I know I love his show but I am way behind
	11:14pm Dean: I mean as a caregiver. I wanted to see the bills and affirmatively make the payments for the duration. I was not willing to make things "easier on me" by automating the payments, because I wanted to be on top of what was going on month by month.
	11:14pm Dean: Bottom line, it's horrible no matter how you slice it.
	🦇 11:15pm Julie: indeed
	11:15pm C.S.: @still b/p: When they actually had fareboxes that took tokens...they never collected a fare. Ha! It was nicknamed the free line.
	🦇 11:15pm Julie: I was just thinking hey Dean might like this
	11:17pm Androu B.: I've been collecting Genesis records on CD for a while now. This one I don't have yet.
	11:18pm Androu B.: And of course I'm focusing strictly on the late-60's & 70's albums.
	🦇 11:18pm Julie: of course. This and Nursery Cryme aren't as known to me as say, Lamb
	11:19pm Dean: Oh, yes. Thank you.
	11:21pm Dean: If I had to land on a favorite Genesis album, the field would start with three: Genesis Live (yes, really), Selling England by the Pound (an album I played pretty much daily, sometimes twice, back in the '80s and '90s), and Lamb. At this stage I think I'd elect SEBTP. I'm also a fan of some of their important bootlegs: Awed Man Out, As Though Emerald City, etc.
	🦇 11:22pm Julie: oh selling is GREAT. I don't know the live one much... are those with Gabriel?
	11:25pm Dean: Yes, and it was originally intended to be a 2LP set, including "Supper's Ready." Nowadays there's a file floating around that includes that track and the original mix. Buddy of mine has a HUGE collection of Genesis tapes. He sent me hours of outtakes from Lamb and Selling England. It's so fun to hear them working out the tracks.
	11:25pm Roberto: oh rite there's dank nite of the sole too
	11:25pm Roberto: o it's a fillin'
	🦇 11:26pm Julie: @Dean NICE! hiya Roberto!
	11:26pm Roberto: hai
	🦇 11:27pm Julie: I have all that HYGIY Floyd stuff and it's so much I've never really gone through it
	🦇 11:30pm Julie: I will never get over NOT seeing Cranes when they were here. I didn't know I wouldn't have another chance.
	🦇 11:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Julie and night flight.
	11:32pm Roberto: Dark Filet of the Sole
	🦇 11:32pm Julie: hiya Ken!
	🦇 11:33pm Julie: man Stevie's voice sounds AMAZING here
	11:33pm Roberto: My crappy covers band performed GD Woman on the regular in the early '90s. It was one of our better received tunes. And I got to play a bass solo!
	11:33pm Androu B.: Julie, have you ever seen the "Behind The Music" feature on Fleetwood Mac? Hi, Ken!
	🦇 11:33pm Julie: I love it so much. This is what made me like goth
	🦇 11:33pm Julie: @androu I don't think I have!
	11:34pm Roberto: I've always been on Team Christine tho. Come at me!
	🦇 11:34pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi Androu!
	🦇 11:35pm Julie: She just doesn't do it for me. I SHOULD love her. like Lisa Gerrard..I just...don't
	🦇 11:35pm Julie: my late sister was definitely more a Christine fan but I'm sure she did some Stevie with her band
	11:35pm Roberto: My daughter selected "Songbird" for her bat mitzvah montage.
	11:37pm Roberto: I've also long thought McVie doesn't get enough love as a bass player. He lay down dem smooth grooves like nobody's biz.
	11:37pm Androu B.: You should see it. There's stories of sexual tension & creative differences aplenty.
	11:37pm northguineahills: i'm reeeeeeeaaaaaaaaallllllly late!
	11:38pm Androu B.: Hi, ngh!
	🦇 11:38pm Julie: NGH You really are!
	11:38pm Roberto: John McVie, that is :P
	🦇 11:38pm Julie: that would've been badass if Christine played bass
	11:39pm Roberto: It wouldn't surprise me if she could.
	11:39pm C.S.: Christine is perfect. Sorry...had to say it.
	🦇 11:39pm Julie: I like her solo better than her stuff with FM I think
	11:41pm Dean: Be more selective. I might even be able to find passages of Bruce Springsteen or Elvis Costello that I admire. So it is for Stevie Nicks, though I suspect a big reason is that she was with Fleetwood Mac. And Fleetwood Mac means nothing if it doesn't entail McVie, Fleetwood, and the assortment of songwriters, guitarists, and vocalists they have hosted.
	🦇 11:41pm Julie: I feel the opposite about Stevie, I wish she had more songs WITH FM
	11:41pm Androu B.: There's lots of Bowie deep cuts I have yet to delve in. And I already have his (near) complete discography in mp3 archives. But I've already gone through the BBC Sessions material, some of which is fascinating to hear.
	🦇 11:42pm Julie: there is a box coming out with the movie!
	🦇 11:42pm Julie: Tony Visconti says see it in IMAX if you can and I am
	11:42pm northguineahills: meh, it's perfect as is...
	11:44pm northguineahills: (FM)
	🦇 11:44pm Julie: these guys played on my show too...I REALLY recommend their set. it was a beauty. someone said it was Peel Session good.
	11:44pm Androu B.: Did not hear about that! I assume it's a biopic?
	🦇 11:45pm Julie: yes Moonage Daydream. the only authorized one. Documentary.
	🦇 11:45pm Julie: I think it comes out next Friday but I'm going to a preview on Monday
	🦇 11:47pm Julie: my first superspreader event. I get my new booster tomorrow though!
	11:49pm northguineahills: Mazzy Star, pre-cllckied....
	🦇 11:51pm Julie: people took a lot of drugs in the early 90s didn't they...
	11:52pm northguineahills: @Julie: I waited until the mid-90s (and mostly only the mid 90s, then it was a more sporadic recreational activity...
	11:53pm still b/p: After a fortunate drought of such news, within the last week and a half, five people I know have tested positive, abruptly returning one to the sense of being circled by amplified chance, or being bounced along in the roulette wheel.
	🦇 11:54pm Julie: yeah I have several friends with it as well right now. soon we'll get the fallout from the rammstein concerts.
	11:54pm northguineahills: I'm consistently mixing w/ people off the street, and thankfully only tested positive and was asymptomatic once.
	🦇 11:54pm Julie: @NGH I didn't get to, I was sickly, no fun, no X no raves no nothing
	11:56pm Roberto: Bai Joolz!
	11:56pm northguineahills: (plenty of random vectors I contend w/ on a daily basis, and getting tested once a month is de rigueur)
	11:57pm northguineahills: @Julie: just a lot of psychedelics and x in my late teens/ early 20s. thanks, Julie!
	🦇 11:58pm Julie: @NGH Nice!
	🦇 11:59pm Julie: my friend I'm going to the bowie with has it RIGHT now so hopefully he'll be good by then.. he's already going on a week
	11:59pm Androu B.: As usual, time has flownby so quickly! Thanks so much, Julie, especially for the news of the Bowie movie! I'm going to check out the trailer right after the show! still b/p, sorry to hear about your friends. Hope they'll recover soon.
	11:59pm C.S.: Welp, we will see you sometime...don't know when but I'll still check the archives when I can't listen live.
	🦇 12:00am Julie: aww thank you CS. Thanks everyone, have a good night!
	🦇 12:00am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Julie. Take care.
	12:01am northguineahills: CS: I just close my eyes, spin the woofmoo wheel, and nearly half the time it lands on julie live....
	12:01am Androu B.: Enjoy your time off, btw!
	12:01am still b/p: A couple came back from Greenland with it. Yes, wishing mild bouts for any and all who've got it. Thanks for nice show, Julie.

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from September 7, 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	Lonely Is The Hardest	Rock Hard	Dreamland Records	1980			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Doors	Break On Through "Break On Through" by "The Doors"	The Doors	Elektra	1967			0:05:17 (Pop-up)
Gloria	Beam Me Up "Beam Me Up" by "Gloria"	Gloria In Excelsis Stereo	Howlin Banana Records	2016			0:07:08 (Pop-up)
The Moody Blues	House Of Four Doors, Pt. 1	In Search of the Lost Chord	Deram	1968			0:10:26 (Pop-up)
shedfromthebody	Nude "Nude" by "shedfromthebody"	Nude (single)	shedfromthebody	2022		*	0:14:30 (Pop-up)
Lorelle Meets The Obsolete	Grieving	Chambers	Captcha Records	2014			0:18:14 (Pop-up)
Broadcast	The Little Bell "The Little Bell" by "Broadcast"	Haha Sound	Warp Records	2003			0:21:45 (Pop-up)
Siouxsie & The Banshees	Premature Burial	Join Hands	Polydor	1979			0:24:34 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Moody Blues	Visions of Paradise (Instrumental version)						0:30:27 (Pop-up)
Kate Bush	L'Amour Looks Something Like You (live)	On Stage	EMI	1979			0:37:26 (Pop-up)
Olivia Newton-John	I WIll Touch You	Olivia	Pye	1972			0:40:05 (Pop-up)
Clay Allison	Grains of Sand "Grains of Sand" by "Clay Allison"	Fell from the Sun EP	Serpent Records	1984	Kendra Smith, David Roback, Keith Mitchell, early version of Opal		0:43:01 (Pop-up)
Tori Amos	I'm Not in Love "I'm Not in Love" by "Tori Amos"	Strange Little Girls	Atlantic	2001			0:48:44 (Pop-up)
Modern English	Dawn Chorus "Dawn Chorus" by "Modern English"	After The Snow	4AD	1982			0:54:39 (Pop-up)
Soundpool	Sunburst "Sunburst" by "Soundpool"	On High	Aloft Records	2006			0:58:59 (Pop-up)
Mors Syphilitica	Remedy "Remedy" by "Mors Syphilitica"	Primrose	Sacrum Torch	1988			1:03:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Cocteau Twins	Oomingmak (instrumental)						1:07:48 (Pop-up)
Genesis	Visions Of Angels "Visions Of Angels" by "Genesis"	Trespass	Charisma	1970			1:12:42 (Pop-up)
Elton John	The King Must Die "The King Must Die" by "Elton John"	Elton John	UNI Records	1970			1:19:26 (Pop-up)
The Room in the Wood	Dragonfly "Dragonfly" by "The Room in the Wood"	Magical Thinking	The Room in the Wood	2018			1:24:54 (Pop-up)
Cranes	Brighter "Brighter" by "Cranes"	Adoration (EP)	Dedicated	1991			1:28:11 (Pop-up)
Fleetwood Mac	Gold Dust Woman (live)	Rumours (35th Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition)	Warner Bros Records	2012	Live, 1977 "Rumours" World Tour		1:31:06 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Fantastic Voyage "Fantastic Voyage" by "David Bowie"	Lodger	RCA Victor	1979			1:38:00 (Pop-up)
Ashrae Fax	CHKN "CHKN" by "Ashrae Fax"	Never Really Been Into It	Mexican Summer	2014			1:40:58 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Peregrine (2005 remaster)	Breezes Of Patchouli - His Studio Recordings: 1966-1969	EMI	2013	originally on Hurdy Gurdy Man, 1968		1:46:09 (Pop-up)
Mazzy Star	Mary of Silence "Mary of Silence" by "Mazzy Star"	So Tonight That I Might See	Capitol Records	1993			1:49:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Syd Barrett	Gigolo Aunt (loop) "Gigolo Aunt (loop)" by "Syd Barrett"						1:55:22 (Pop-up)
Emmy Rossum	Summer Wind "Summer Wind" by "Emmy Rossum"	Sentimental Journey	Warner Bros Records	2013			1:58:55 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:59pm C.S.: Get to catch your show live on my one night off during the week!
	🦇 10:01pm Julie: oh yay! Hiya CS!
	10:01pm doctorjazz: If it's Wednesday, (or any day), it must be Julie! Hi Julie, and soulful folks out there!
	🦇 10:02pm Julie: hiya Dr Jazz! This is the end of my marathon of fill-ins....
	10:02pm C.S.: Only four more archives to get through. Those fill-ins keep me glued to the laptop.
	🦇 10:03pm Julie: ha! Have you heard the new show yet CS?
	10:04pm C.S.: Nope. Sundays are super busy for me and I just don't have any time during the week with my soul-sucking job. Sorry. :(
	🦇 10:04pm Julie: Understood! Just wasn't sure if you knew about it.
	10:05pm C.S.: Yes. I don't know how you do it, Julie between your two regular shows and the fill-ins.
	🦇 10:06pm Julie: haha luckily this was an otherwise quiet week for me
	10:07pm Zipperhead7: I never heard the "she gets high" version before
	🦇 10:08pm Julie: hiya Zipperhead!
	10:10pm Androu B.: Made it! Hi, Julie & Souls of the Dark Night!
	🦇 10:10pm Julie: hiya Androu!
	10:11pm Robm: Hello dark soul listeners
	🦇 10:11pm Julie: hi there Robm!
	10:13pm Robm: Hi yourself julie, listening while i drift off to sleep
	10:15pm Listener Gregory: My God, I haven't heard that Moody Blues song since college... or even high school. Time for bed!
	🦇 10:16pm Julie: haha Hiya Listener Gregory!
	10:16pm C.S.: Another band with words strung together like lovesliescrushing. Maybe oddly spelled band names could be a theme?
	🦇 10:16pm Julie: I got into the moodies in college too but they were old by then
	🦇 10:17pm Julie: CS not a bad idea! I think I played one yesterday too though I don't remember who
	10:18pm doctorjazz: Yup, was High School, Knights In White Satin was everywhere, had enough of them at the time (like them with the benefit of many year's break). Will go for my beauty rest now as well, early morning, Night all!
	🦇 10:18pm Julie: worldbackwards...but that's only two words
	🦇 10:18pm Julie: nite Dr Jazz!
	10:20pm Androu B.: The shedfromthebody track reminded me of Curve, of which I have most of their best work on CD.
	🦇 10:21pm Julie: Curve have all sorts of cool stuff on Bandcamp now
	10:21pm C.S.: I love Curve. Quite the 90s and early 2000s band.
	10:22pm Androu B.: Can't wait to see! It'll give me a chance to catch up to what they've been up to lately.
	10:22pm Zipperhead7: "Grieving" is very dense but ethereal. Zip approves, fwiw!
	10:35pm PaulRobeson1922: I LoVe The Doors
	10:36pm PaulRobeson1922: & your show, Julie Goodnight!
	🦇 10:36pm Julie: goodnight!
	10:42pm still b/p: I'm not much of a fan but it's interesting to just look at Newton-John sitting there on the cover when she presumably had NO idea how huge she would be in the next several years.
	🦇 10:42pm Phillippe: howdy
	🦇 10:43pm Julie: hiya Phillippe!
	🦇 10:43pm Julie: hiya still b/p! Yeah she really exploded with Grease didn't she.. i can't believe she's gone
	🦇 10:44pm Julie: what does b/p stand for? I always think being patient because I think of the band still patient but it's probably not that
	10:45pm still b/p: still breathing/puzzled
	🦇 10:45pm Julie: well that pretty much sounds like the human state
	🦇 10:48pm Julie: oooh this is nice (if I may say so)
	10:48pm Androu B.: Boy, what I miss after just stepping away for a little bit. Had a little matter of a favor to do for a family member.
	🦇 10:49pm Julie: you never know! hope everything is okay
	10:50pm Androu B.: Everything's fine now. Just had to help with paying a bill online is all.
	10:52pm chresti: Hi Julie!
	🦇 10:52pm Julie: I kind of miss writing checks. but on the rare occasion I have to it seems like a big pain. It's like without the regular ritual anymore it turns into a real annoyance
	🦇 10:52pm Julie: Hiya Chresti!
	10:56pm still b/p: With occasional exceptions, I write just one check a month for rent. The little check ledger be only talkin 'bout rent....rent....rent....rent.
	10:57pm C.S.: Still write checks for bills and donations. Still the luddite when it comes to online banking and smartphones.
	🦇 10:58pm Julie: right. used to be you'd write checks for it all so it became a routine. I don't have to write one regularly, so it's odd things here and there so there's no routineness to is. You're more likely to get paid if I have to pay someone else too. why take the book out for one?
	10:59pm Androu B.: I still use them myself for paying off credit bills. Best thing about them is it keeps you accustomed to practicing your handwriting. Btw, I heard Modern English are playing the area at the moment. They'll be in Philly tomorrow and Asbury Park on Saturday. Hi, chresti!
	🦇 10:59pm Julie: autopay really came in handy when my father was in the hospital. but his wife still had to write some checls but even that was overwhelming. most of the important thinkgs, like INSURANCE, got taken care of autopay
	10:59pm C.S.: I find that if it weren't for checks, I'd have no use for cursive writing at all.
	🦇 11:00pm Julie: oh gosh did I miss the NYC date? Writing too! I miss writing and now it's a chore.
	🦇 11:04pm Julie: sony hall next TUESDAY! where the eff is Sony Hall
	🦇 11:05pm Julie: with the Bootblacks oh man what a show!
	11:05pm Dean: I despise auto-pay, and I'm reluctant to use online payment as frequently as I do. But the latter has worked out fairly well for years, including when I was handling my mother's finances. But auto-pay scares me.
	🦇 11:06pm Julie: yeah but just imagine being in the hospital for months and your insurance not getting paid
	11:10pm still b/p: CS, I wanna see you take your token out of one of those little oval plastic change purses to pay your Mattapan trolley fare. YEs, when writing a check there's a combo of print and mutating cursive, and often my hand an pen have to stop and say, "Wait, we do what now to finish this letter and join to the next...?"
	11:13pm Androu B.: Julie, a majority of WFMU listeners are backing off of virtual currency due to what Mark Hurst has reported about them on his program Techtonic. You should listen in as well. Mark constantly has his finger on the pulse of all things related to digital tech.
	🦇 11:13pm Julie: Oh I know I love his show but I am way behind
	11:14pm Dean: I mean as a caregiver. I wanted to see the bills and affirmatively make the payments for the duration. I was not willing to make things "easier on me" by automating the payments, because I wanted to be on top of what was going on month by month.
	11:14pm Dean: Bottom line, it's horrible no matter how you slice it.
	🦇 11:15pm Julie: indeed
	11:15pm C.S.: @still b/p: When they actually had fareboxes that took tokens...they never collected a fare. Ha! It was nicknamed the free line.
	🦇 11:15pm Julie: I was just thinking hey Dean might like this
	11:17pm Androu B.: I've been collecting Genesis records on CD for a while now. This one I don't have yet.
	11:18pm Androu B.: And of course I'm focusing strictly on the late-60's & 70's albums.
	🦇 11:18pm Julie: of course. This and Nursery Cryme aren't as known to me as say, Lamb
	11:19pm Dean: Oh, yes. Thank you.
	11:21pm Dean: If I had to land on a favorite Genesis album, the field would start with three: Genesis Live (yes, really), Selling England by the Pound (an album I played pretty much daily, sometimes twice, back in the '80s and '90s), and Lamb. At this stage I think I'd elect SEBTP. I'm also a fan of some of their important bootlegs: Awed Man Out, As Though Emerald City, etc.
	🦇 11:22pm Julie: oh selling is GREAT. I don't know the live one much... are those with Gabriel?
	11:25pm Dean: Yes, and it was originally intended to be a 2LP set, including "Supper's Ready." Nowadays there's a file floating around that includes that track and the original mix. Buddy of mine has a HUGE collection of Genesis tapes. He sent me hours of outtakes from Lamb and Selling England. It's so fun to hear them working out the tracks.
	11:25pm Roberto: oh rite there's dank nite of the sole too
	11:25pm Roberto: o it's a fillin'
	🦇 11:26pm Julie: @Dean NICE! hiya Roberto!
	11:26pm Roberto: hai
	🦇 11:27pm Julie: I have all that HYGIY Floyd stuff and it's so much I've never really gone through it
	🦇 11:30pm Julie: I will never get over NOT seeing Cranes when they were here. I didn't know I wouldn't have another chance.
	🦇 11:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Julie and night flight.
	11:32pm Roberto: Dark Filet of the Sole
	🦇 11:32pm Julie: hiya Ken!
	🦇 11:33pm Julie: man Stevie's voice sounds AMAZING here
	11:33pm Roberto: My crappy covers band performed GD Woman on the regular in the early '90s. It was one of our better received tunes. And I got to play a bass solo!
	11:33pm Androu B.: Julie, have you ever seen the "Behind The Music" feature on Fleetwood Mac? Hi, Ken!
	🦇 11:33pm Julie: I love it so much. This is what made me like goth
	🦇 11:33pm Julie: @androu I don't think I have!
	11:34pm Roberto: I've always been on Team Christine tho. Come at me!
	🦇 11:34pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi Androu!
	🦇 11:35pm Julie: She just doesn't do it for me. I SHOULD love her. like Lisa Gerrard..I just...don't
	🦇 11:35pm Julie: my late sister was definitely more a Christine fan but I'm sure she did some Stevie with her band
	11:35pm Roberto: My daughter selected "Songbird" for her bat mitzvah montage.
	11:37pm Roberto: I've also long thought McVie doesn't get enough love as a bass player. He lay down dem smooth grooves like nobody's biz.
	11:37pm Androu B.: You should see it. There's stories of sexual tension & creative differences aplenty.
	11:37pm northguineahills: i'm reeeeeeeaaaaaaaaallllllly late!
	11:38pm Androu B.: Hi, ngh!
	🦇 11:38pm Julie: NGH You really are!
	11:38pm Roberto: John McVie, that is :P
	🦇 11:38pm Julie: that would've been badass if Christine played bass
	11:39pm Roberto: It wouldn't surprise me if she could.
	11:39pm C.S.: Christine is perfect. Sorry...had to say it.
	🦇 11:39pm Julie: I like her solo better than her stuff with FM I think
	11:41pm Dean: Be more selective. I might even be able to find passages of Bruce Springsteen or Elvis Costello that I admire. So it is for Stevie Nicks, though I suspect a big reason is that she was with Fleetwood Mac. And Fleetwood Mac means nothing if it doesn't entail McVie, Fleetwood, and the assortment of songwriters, guitarists, and vocalists they have hosted.
	🦇 11:41pm Julie: I feel the opposite about Stevie, I wish she had more songs WITH FM
	11:41pm Androu B.: There's lots of Bowie deep cuts I have yet to delve in. And I already have his (near) complete discography in mp3 archives. But I've already gone through the BBC Sessions material, some of which is fascinating to hear.
	🦇 11:42pm Julie: there is a box coming out with the movie!
	🦇 11:42pm Julie: Tony Visconti says see it in IMAX if you can and I am
	11:42pm northguineahills: meh, it's perfect as is...
	11:44pm northguineahills: (FM)
	🦇 11:44pm Julie: these guys played on my show too...I REALLY recommend their set. it was a beauty. someone said it was Peel Session good.
	11:44pm Androu B.: Did not hear about that! I assume it's a biopic?
	🦇 11:45pm Julie: yes Moonage Daydream. the only authorized one. Documentary.
	🦇 11:45pm Julie: I think it comes out next Friday but I'm going to a preview on Monday
	🦇 11:47pm Julie: my first superspreader event. I get my new booster tomorrow though!
	11:49pm northguineahills: Mazzy Star, pre-cllckied....
	🦇 11:51pm Julie: people took a lot of drugs in the early 90s didn't they...
	11:52pm northguineahills: @Julie: I waited until the mid-90s (and mostly only the mid 90s, then it was a more sporadic recreational activity...
	11:53pm still b/p: After a fortunate drought of such news, within the last week and a half, five people I know have tested positive, abruptly returning one to the sense of being circled by amplified chance, or being bounced along in the roulette wheel.
	🦇 11:54pm Julie: yeah I have several friends with it as well right now. soon we'll get the fallout from the rammstein concerts.
	11:54pm northguineahills: I'm consistently mixing w/ people off the street, and thankfully only tested positive and was asymptomatic once.
	🦇 11:54pm Julie: @NGH I didn't get to, I was sickly, no fun, no X no raves no nothing
	11:56pm Roberto: Bai Joolz!
	11:56pm northguineahills: (plenty of random vectors I contend w/ on a daily basis, and getting tested once a month is de rigueur)
	11:57pm northguineahills: @Julie: just a lot of psychedelics and x in my late teens/ early 20s. thanks, Julie!
	🦇 11:58pm Julie: @NGH Nice!
	🦇 11:59pm Julie: my friend I'm going to the bowie with has it RIGHT now so hopefully he'll be good by then.. he's already going on a week
	11:59pm Androu B.: As usual, time has flownby so quickly! Thanks so much, Julie, especially for the news of the Bowie movie! I'm going to check out the trailer right after the show! still b/p, sorry to hear about your friends. Hope they'll recover soon.
	11:59pm C.S.: Welp, we will see you sometime...don't know when but I'll still check the archives when I can't listen live.
	🦇 12:00am Julie: aww thank you CS. Thanks everyone, have a good night!
	🦇 12:00am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Julie. Take care.
	12:01am northguineahills: CS: I just close my eyes, spin the woofmoo wheel, and nearly half the time it lands on julie live....
	12:01am Androu B.: Enjoy your time off, btw!
	12:01am still b/p: A couple came back from Greenland with it. Yes, wishing mild bouts for any and all who've got it. Thanks for nice show, Julie.

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