WFMU: Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from September 27, 2022

Listener comments!
	🦇 3:00pm Handy Haversack: Greetings, Julie and Dark Ones!
	🦇 3:01pm Mxter Baba: hopping on in with a hey and a hi!
	3:01pm Jason from Houston: Julie, Handy, Mxter Baba, Suzi!
	3:01pm Phillip: Another beautiful day here in the Bronx
	🦇 3:02pm listener james from westwood: Happy autumn, Julie and all!
	3:02pm dreamyandseedy: hello hello!
	3:02pm Phillip: Good afternoon ☀️☀️☀️Julie.
	3:02pm Michael 98145: Hello, Friends
	🦇 3:02pm Julie: hiya Handy, Mxter Baba, Jason, Phillip, James & Dreamy!
	🦇 3:03pm listener james from westwood: @Phillip Some good zoo or botanical garden days this week, or even Johnny's Reef!
	3:03pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi!
	🦇 3:03pm Julie: hi Michael, Hi Jan!
	3:03pm Phillip: Grey start to the morning but the sun ☀️ is shining and it’s soo nice out
	🦇 3:03pm chris in the redwoods: hihi, Julie and friends.
	3:04pm luka: dark 1s rejoice
	🦇 3:05pm Julie: heya Chris & Luka!
	🦇 3:06pm Handy Haversack: We canoed all the way around Manhattan Island (your insular city of the Manhattoes, girdled round by wharves as Indian isles by coral reefs) on Sunday. Got a good pic of Yankee Stadium from the Harlem River. So much development in the south Bronx! Big ol' gentrification towers going up. Hey there, Mxter Baba, Jason, Phillip, James, dreamy, Michael, Jan, Chris, luka, and all those yet to decloak!
	3:07pm Phillip: Was a long walk to the produce store to get the red potatoes but was well worth it.
	3:08pm Michael 98145: Support your local producer
	3:09pm Androu B.: Hello, Julie & all Souls of the Dark Night! ¡Buenas Tardes, Handy!
	🦇 3:09pm Handy Haversack: ¡Hola, Androu B.!
	🦇 3:09pm Julie: wait..potatoes in ramen? Hiya Androu!
	🦇 3:10pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Hi, Julie! Warpaint! Had forgotten about this band...
	🦇 3:11pm Yvang: Hi Julie and souls!
	🦇 3:11pm Julie: hiya SMS! Hi Yvang!
	🦇 3:14pm Midge: Greetings Julie and fellow Soulsters!
	🦇 3:15pm B R M: Been listening but unable to check in for weeks, apologies! Still loving the show and popping in and out of chat as I can!
	🦇 3:16pm Julie: hi there Midge! Hey BRM! thanks so much BRM!
	3:19pm Phillip: Steamed red potatoes. They come out perfect. My new diet
	🦇 3:20pm Bas NL: Hi Julie & Dark Nights!
	🦇 3:21pm Julie: hiya Bas!
	🦇 3:24pm chris in the redwoods: how long does it take to paddle around the isle, Handy? sounds adventurous :)
	🦇 3:26pm Handy Haversack: It took about 9.5 hrs., Chris. Probably would have been nine, but we really lazed in the East River coming home and let wind and current do most of the work. Thirty miles. Twenty-one bridges!
	3:26pm Michael 98145: wow. that's quite a voyage ..
	🦇 3:27pm Julie: yeah, long time!
	3:27pm Androu B.: @Phillip - My mom puts regular potatoes with her ramen, and sometimes green onions.
	🦇 3:27pm Phillippe: howdy. Hey Handy, Mxter Baba, Philip, Jason, LJFW, dreamy, Michael, Jan, chris, luka, androu, S&M&S, yvang, midge, BRM, Bas, and anyone I missed
	🦇 3:28pm Julie: hi Phillippe!
	🦇 3:28pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and batty bunch! 🦇
	🦇 3:28pm chris in the redwoods: that is a legit paddle. nice. i find myself imagining being on the water and picturing cars and trains in tubes beneath the canoe. weird.
	🦇 3:28pm Julie: hiya Ken!
	🦇 3:29pm chris in the redwoods: hey, Phillippe! and hey, Bas, Ken, Androu, and all who've come through.
	🦇 3:29pm Handy Haversack: It goes remarkably quickly! The tugboats and ferries keep your wits sharp! Yo, Phillippe!
	🦇 3:30pm Julie: what do you do about...er...nature's calls?
	3:31pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Hello everyone!
	🦇 3:31pm Julie: hiya Cha Cha!
	🦇 3:32pm Handy Haversack: We stopped at Muscota Marsh on the Harlem River, just before Spuyten Duyvil and again at the Manhattan Community Boathouse at 56th St. in the Hudson. There were a couple of other places we could have stopped if people needed to.
	🦇 3:38pm Phillippe: Handy you need to pull an extra canoe with a spot-a-pot on it like road crews do around here, except with a truck instead of a canoe.
	3:41pm Phillip: 🐤🐤🐤🐥🐥🐥
	🦇 3:54pm Handy Haversack: We passed a barge that had divers in the water for some kind of pipe work, and they had like six port-a-johns on board! We thought about a pirate-style boarding.
	🦇 3:56pm Handy Haversack: And would you look at the time! Heading home in a few minutes. Will hopefully rejoin from there and catch most of the show before we head out for a last dinner with K8's folks.
	3:56pm northguineahills: any other canoeing experience you'd just jump out of the canoe into the water, not really a recommended option in nyc waters....
	🦇 3:57pm Julie: hiya NGH!
	3:59pm northguineahills: right now, it looks like Ian's eye will pass a good 3 miles west of where I'm at, albeit as a TS. However, they're forecasting a good 13-15 inches of rain tomorrow and Thursday alone, so, I might need to get some sandbags....
	3:59pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Anything with Kristin Hersh gets a smile on this sad face!
	3:59pm northguineahills: ( i originally spelled miles as "miels", and was wondering why I was using honey as a measurement of distance)
	4:00pm northguineahills: ....and what photocopy cha cha 2000 said....
	🦇 4:01pm Julie: so I've been thinking about october...would you guys be up for four solid hours of shoegaze if I can manage to assemble it?
	4:02pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: If only K. Hersh brought one of her bands or solo act to Europe (other than just UK) someday..
	4:02pm northguineahills: @Julie: make it 7 hours and we have a deal!
	4:02pm dreamyandseedy: @julie: YES
	🦇 4:02pm Yvang: Yay for Shogaze!
	4:02pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I have said it once and will say it again TWENTYFOUR HOURS OF SHOEGAZE
	🦇 4:03pm Yvang: sorry : shoe gaze
	🦇 4:03pm Bas NL: Yes Julie. At least i would be able to survive that very well! :) B
	🦇 4:04pm Julie: LOL I don't get 7 hours I get 4...but glad to know you guys would like that!
	🦇 4:04pm chris in the redwoods: hell yeah, Julie! :)
	4:04pm Nick: Ah its tuesday!
	🦇 4:05pm Julie: yes it is! Hi Nick!
	🦇 4:05pm Yvang: Careful! 4 hours of shoegaze can cause pain in the neck.
	4:05pm Nick: Handy, do you have advice when shopping for kicker motors? As typical my engine dies in everything i drive.
	4:06pm Nick: (Kicker motor for sailboat i saw your sailing comment above)
	4:08pm Jason from Houston: Niiiiiice...
	4:08pm Nick: Oh. Paddle boat. Nevermind. So many comments above i am so late today. .
	🦇 4:08pm Julie: handy may have headed home.
	🦇 4:09pm Julie: I think maybe I'll do an all covers show..I know everyone does those but might be fun
	🦇 4:10pm Julie: btw you will really like the bonus hour today folks so stick around
	4:10pm Nick: Home is nice sometimes. I still want to box my stuff and get out of mine once the medical appts are done.
	4:10pm Nick: Oooh is it the cocteau twins hour we keep asking for?
	4:10pm Jason from Houston: LOL
	4:11pm Jason from Houston: This cover.
	🦇 4:15pm chris in the redwoods: bird kitty
	🦇 4:16pm Bas NL: Next week i'll be in Denmark for work. I'll ask.
	4:16pm dreamyandseedy: is he mimicking a cat he heard? or is it a coincidence that it sounds like a meow?
	🦇 4:16pm woj: BIRD MADNESS!
	4:16pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: A bonus hour of your birds singing would also be, errrm, chirpy.
	4:17pm Nick: Chreee! Chirp!!! Chreee shree chree chhr chreee!! An hour lets do it!!!
	🦇 4:17pm Julie: no he definitely meows... he has a couple different ones too. He also barks like a dog and makes a hee haw sound. I guess his old family taught him that. My cockatiels taught him to whistle.
	🦇 4:18pm Julie: guys you know if i TRIED to do that they'd all be sleeping and quiet
	4:18pm David (in London): Evening Julie, the Guv'nor! Hello all darkened groovers here gathered.
	🦇 4:18pm Julie: hiya David!
	🦇 4:21pm chris in the redwoods: ahoy, David!
	4:22pm Androu B.: It's amazing how certain birds, along with parrots, cockatiels, and minah birds, have this uncanny talent for imitating every sound their ears pick up around them.
	🦇 4:22pm Julie: someone sent me a video of a bird...rats I forget which kind...but he imitates the sound of children playing. it was NUTS
	4:23pm Roberto: Some kind of animal Cannibal?
	4:23pm David (in London): Chris, Bas, Cha Cha, Jason, Yvang, Androu, ngh, Phillippe, Handles, Ken, S&M&S, Jan, Michael, Phillip, d&s, Mx Beekins et al! Salutations good people.
	🦇 4:23pm Julie: caique parrot, Roberto. and hi!
	4:24pm Roberto: Animal...Cannibal
	🦇 4:25pm Bas NL: Hi David! And hi birdies; great tweets!
	4:25pm David (in London): Julie, I went to the Barnes Wetland Centre here in London recently, and for the first time came across the bird called the Southern Screamer. As well as being a great name for a band, it is truly an awesome avian, in look and sound!
	🦇 4:26pm Julie: ha! I imagine he lives up to his name
	4:26pm doctorjazz: Hey all!
	🦇 4:26pm Julie: howdy dr jazz!
	4:27pm David (in London): It's a medical / modal emergency. Luckily the Doctor of Jazz is here.
	4:28pm northguineahills: hellos, david!
	🦇 4:30pm Julie: biggest medical bag ever because there's an upright bass in it
	4:31pm Androu B.: Greets, David! Did you get to witness the procession?
	4:33pm dreamyandseedy: i am down for the covers special show!
	🦇 4:34pm Julie: yay!
	4:36pm dreamyandseedy: and i'm caught up on E Banana archives, a fave from this past Sunday was the Ten Years After song, this Dragon track reminds me of it a bit
	4:36pm David (in London): Androu, not in the flesh, no, only via the TV images. However, I was down in St James Park (next to Buckingham Palace) the night before the whole thing kicked off, and it was manic.
	🦇 4:39pm Julie: @dreamy! that's great! I played "the hit" I need to check out the rest of that album
	4:39pm Androu B.: Yes, David, I was about to ask how you managed to get around London in the thick of that crowd.
	🦇 4:44pm Handy Haversack: Back!
	4:44pm Androu B.: Julie, Mary Wing does a covers set on her show occasionally. I especially enjoyed the one with all covers of "Love My Way".
	4:44pm David (in London): Wotcha Handles.
	🦇 4:46pm chris in the redwoods: Mary's three-of-a-kind (3OAK) segments are great fun. welcome, Handy. kept your place at the bar for ya.
	4:46pm katharsis: Hellos Julie and all.
	🦇 4:47pm Julie: hiya katharsis!
	🦇 4:49pm Handy Haversack: Evening, David. Thanks, Chris. Perhaps one more Amaretto for fortification ...
	🦇 4:50pm Midge: Animals played very loudly with or without substances is my jam.
	🦇 4:50pm Phillippe: Hey DiL!
	4:50pm Phillip: I had that album “a collection of great dance songs” what’s special is there is a new version of the song “money” on it
	4:51pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Animals - not a favorite for me either but the first I heard ('Dogs' that is, wondering "is this song ever going to end?!) and I did not dare touch the lp again for a year or so, but hey I was only 8 years old.
	4:51pm Jan Turkenburg: Animals was the first Pink Floyd album I bought as a teenager and that was because i had heard 'sheep' on the radio. Still love it. It sounded like the same version
	4:51pm Phillip: Huge fan of Pink Floyd. I bought all their albums on digital download from Amazon maybe 10 years ago
	🦇 4:52pm Midge: Ugh, my lack of commas 🤦🏼‍♀️
	4:53pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: On 'A Collection of Great Dance Songs ' 'Shine on You Crazy Diamond' and 'Another Brick In The Wall' are different mixes and Money a re-recording.
	4:53pm Nick: Not an oxford man eh
	4:53pm Nick: Nor am I, but I hear they are fond of the comma.
	🦇 4:53pm Julie: i do think it's time to revisit Animals in its entirety for me.
	4:54pm The Knave: oooh it's so dark in here..... hello??
	4:54pm Phillip: When I had a turntable and a tape deck I recorded the album “animals” on a high bias chrome tape. I fell asleep with pigs on the wing blasting in my ears. And it freaked me out for many years hearing it.
	4:54pm Nick: Hi Knave.
	4:54pm The Knave: Hey Nick!
	4:56pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @4:53 Julie: I did listen to it recently, perhaps for the first time since 80s or 90s but somehow the 'political' lyrics do put me off a bit considering the stuff R, Waters has been saying about Ukraine and Taiwan. Love his music, and intensely dislike his rants.
	4:56pm Phillip: I did not know that about “a collection of great dance songs” their compilation album.
	🦇 4:56pm Julie: oh hey it's the knave! Hiya Knave!
	🦇 4:57pm Julie: Roger apparently wrote a letter to Putin asking him to please not conquer europe.
	🦇 4:58pm Julie: there's also one called Works, and Relics.
	4:59pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @4:57 Julie: good for him but as for his opinions on Taiwan's right to independence.... sorry I won't start and spoil this party.
	4:59pm Nick: I havent paid attention to Roger before, but will look him up. I am still waiting for the Ukraine thing to end so I can see about more court time for that gribajnik mugger guy there who cracked my skull and gave me the brain lesions/hematomas and seizures... if he survives til then.
	🦇 5:00pm Julie: @ChaCha I actually thought it was funny, as if he would be swayed by some musician asking him pretty please.
	5:01pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @5:00 Julie: his open letters are legendary. He should stick to being a musician but I guess his mother's old-school-leftist influence on him was pretty strong.
	5:02pm Phillip: My first Pink Floyd album was dark side of the moon in 1976 when I was 9 and it scared the piss out of me playing it.
	🦇 5:02pm Julie: why was it scary?
	🦇 5:02pm Julie: mine was The Wall. it was old when I got in but perfect for those teen years
	5:03pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @5:02 Phillip: not my first, but did really scare me too, ten years later circa Oct. 1986, I was 10
	5:04pm Phillip: The album “umma gumma” the band members actually hated doing their own solo pieces. They even criticized the album. I have heard the whole album and I can see why they said that it’s awful. It sounds great to me. I like the solo flute pieces they make me cry hearing them
	5:05pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @5:02 Julie: even with rather imperfect understanding of english, somehow I got the picture. The sound effects and all that. On headphones and LOUD. I know I was and still am a wuss, but scary, cathartic.
	🦇 5:05pm Julie: that damn alarm clock
	5:06pm Phillip: Dark side of the moon had all these scary loud noises and screaming. It’s not good to blast that thru 100 watt speakers
	🦇 5:07pm Yvang: As a child I was fascinated by the Ummagumma sleeve art. My introduction to surrealism.
	5:08pm Phillip: Umma Gumma doesn’t deserve any of the criticism it gets it’s a good album. I love it.
	🦇 5:08pm Midge: I found The Wall very creepy when it came out. I was probably 12 and I can't even imagine listening to any PF at 8yo! I got into them much later in life.
	5:09pm The Knave: Hey Julie! Listening from early morning Wednesday in Melbourne... you soothe me so...
	5:10pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Ummagumma and Obscured By Clouds. Underrated. @5:08 Midge: I did love Hendrix, yardbirds, The Who & Led Zeppelin as an 8 year old but Velvet Underground and Pink Floyd were a bit too much really, for their own respective qualities. Two years later I got madly into them too.
	5:10pm David (in London): Another Brick in the Wall summed up the bleakness that was in the air in the UK in the late 70s perfectly. Those marching hammers were a very potent image of the time.
	🦇 5:10pm Julie: @knave how was it over there when Olivia passed?
	🦇 5:11pm Julie: I still think it was awesome how they performed The Wall at the crumbling Berlin Wall
	5:12pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @5:10 David (in London): I saw the movie from 35mm film recently, really really liked it. I love the animation sequences especially because it's done during the pre-digital era
	🦇 5:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo ! ...Worship those really. Except Xep never took residence in my heart like the others. Don't remember ever not loving Floyd. Ummagumma indeed ! I think as a little kid it actually altered my consciousness (pre-drugs I mean). Velvets ...that was one my older brother was not that into somehow. When one discover them - one feels part of a small important secret order. If not the original Punk band - they are pretty much the original Alt band. (Well so were TheMonks & SilverApples & ...anyhow.)
	🦇 5:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *Zep haha ! Xep the Mexican Zeppelin. & why not.
	5:14pm The Knave: RE: @knave how was it over there when Olivia passed? It was a bunch of Australians suddenly acting like they were always big fans ... #starAD
	5:15pm David (in London): Cha Cha, really? I think I last saw it in 1987. After some really strong hot knives. It's probably time for a more clear-headed reappraisal... Wotcha Rev D.
	🦇 5:15pm Julie: hiya Rev!
	🦇 5:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ummagumma - category of Works underrated by the Artist(s) themselves. Which happens !
	5:16pm David (in London): Talking of which, if there are any Silver Apples fans in the house, here's a long-form interview I did with the great man some years back: freq.org.uk...
	🦇 5:17pm Handy Haversack: Of possible interest to this crowd, we saw 75-yr.-old Bridget St. John last Fri., and she was fantastic.
	🦇 5:17pm Julie: ohhhhh...she was playing with my friend Ray Rizzo last Monday but I had a covid scare and couldn't go.
	5:18pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @5:15 David (in London): yes, film archive screening, I'm a sucker for that kind of thing. @5:13 Revolution Rabbit Nov63: all of the ones I mentioned I heard at the music department of local library. So, first 8yo me did not like VU&Nico, then 2 years later I heard The Jesus and Mary Chain's Psychocandy and through that VU started making sense if you can say that.
	🦇 5:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Only two problems with DarkSide & Wall : 1.) Overexposure. Which can make any food distasteful. But ! - this can change over time... 2.) RogerWaters is a real miseryguts. He's not wrong about the world & society - but it's always the same thing...
	🦇 5:19pm Handy Haversack: Opened for and then joined onstage Myriam Gendron. So good.
	🦇 5:19pm Midge: @5:10 PCC2k: I also probably listened to whatever my sisters played, which was def not PF or any other "hard" rock. They were 10 & 11 years older than me. I have fond memories of Donna Summer, Ohio Players, Chic and other chill stuff. I am a fiend for disco! 💃🏻🪩
	5:19pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @5:17 Handy Haversack: you lucky one you. I really really would love to see her. Or Shelagh McDonald, but she did really small venues in UK small towns around 2010s and does no more gigs...
	🦇 5:20pm Julie: disco was great listening to it as a child.. I was sad that scene was dead when I came of age.
	5:20pm Androu B.: Hi, RevRab ! 🐰💣♏
	🦇 5:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ChaCha - indeed. I feel fortunate I've never much liked anything I'm now ashamed of. What I am ashamed of are things I remember I was not yet ready for. I often compare Musical diet to Food diet. I find that has utility!
	🦇 5:21pm Handy Haversack: And we went only because another show we had tix for was canceled at the last minute! Get it together, J. Spaceman!
	5:21pm Semoeno: Stone Roses definitely liked this song
	5:21pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: But then, I SAW (1981-82 lineup of) HANOI ROCKS LAST FRIDAY, ROCK AND F-ING ROLL
	🦇 5:22pm Julie: hi Semoeno!
	🦇 5:22pm Midge: @5:10 David (in London): Those gd hammers terrified me and the feeling is not so great with present day happenings on the fash front.
	5:23pm David (in London): Cha Cha, did Bangkok shock and Saigon shake? Excellent news.
	5:24pm Semoeno: Hi Julie, please say hello to your little bird-friends as well :>
	5:25pm northguineahills: Ahh, I saw Bridget St John open for espers in 2005,,,
	5:25pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @5:23 David (in London): YESSSSSS (but sadly most likely it was a one night only sort of affair, Michael Monroe's 60th birthday concert) They did plenty of gigs in UK, did you ever see them live?
	5:25pm Kevin-san: Hello darkness my old friend... you really got me the earlier mic break, Julie, I have the window open, and there have been around 20 mourning doves on my lawn all day... I heard some very un-dove like sounds, grabbed the binoculars and strted scanning for something new and exciting for my yard list, and then I realized...
	5:25pm dreamyandseedy: i will out myself and reveal that my first time hearing PF was The Division Bell, and it did alter my brain somewhat, primed it perhaps for other music in my future
	🦇 5:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I was high school age for Disco - in smalltown NewHampshuh - & it was just the wrong age & place. As I see it - Disco had a real Arc - as many things do. It started in Urban places as a real movement with People of Color & Queers & heavy drug users. Then it took completely over everywhere for years ! Where I was - the Jocks loved it & we were the Rawkers & the Stoners. Even so - one loved DonnaSummer & some of it that was clearly just good Pop or Funk ...but there was Disco Duck (Formulaic in other words) & yer Dad wanting to be Travolta & no Rawk in club or on the Radio ...yerknow - I maintain the blowback didn't come out of nowhere.
	5:26pm Scott67: Toooo soooon!!!
	🦇 5:26pm Aitch: Good morning Julie and crew
	5:27pm Scott67: G'day Julie & Nighties!🌻🦜 🌏☀️📻🎶☕😎🤙
	🦇 5:28pm Julie: good morning Aitch & Scott!
	5:28pm Scott67: Are we synchronized Aitch?
	5:28pm katharsis: My sister was six years older and had the wall so I was 9-10. I started listening to wf mu about a year later.
	🦇 5:28pm Julie: hi kevin-san! sorry about that!
	5:30pm David (in London): Cha Cha, indeed so, at legendary old school venue Friars in Aylesbury. I couldn't crimp up the hair too huge that night... Kevin, Scotty, Aitch, groovers incoming.
	🦇 5:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...had the Ummagumma LP ...must have had cassettes of Relics & I guess 'A Nice Pair' - which is their first two most Syd Barretty albums. Naturally one ...takes those right into one's subconscious permanently. Then later one has access to Solo Syd & that is that. Speaking of ProtoAlternative.
	5:36pm Scott67: G'day David, how's Blighty treating ya mate? ☕😎🤙💨🍺
	5:36pm Androu B.: G'day Scottso! 😎👊🍻🌏🎶 Well, sorry, Julie, but I'm gonna have to catch the covers bonus hour in archives. Thanks, so much! See you next time!
	🦇 5:37pm Julie: see ya Androu!
	5:38pm Kevin-san: Hi David! Friar's in Aylesbury! I saw Stackridge bang the lids there a few times! (And many others)
	5:39pm David (in London): Right, duty calls elsewhere, so I might take my leave of you fine, fine people. Thank you Guv'nor, see you next week.
	5:39pm northguineahills: I just remember when I was in HS in the 90s, there was "pink floyd - the wall, class of '80" graffitied in the concrete of one of the walkway shelters in my HS.
	5:41pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @5:30 David (in London): HUHHUH. WHOAH. Me, I was too young to have seen them then. Hope you enjoyed it!
	5:41pm Scott67: G'day, g'bye Androu!
	🦇 5:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: We Don't Need No Commemoration ...oh wait yes we do.
	🦇 5:41pm Handy Haversack: Night-night, David!
	🦇 5:41pm Julie: see ya David!
	5:42pm northguineahills: laters, david!
	5:44pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Good night David, and please give us a few stories more next time about your Hanoi Rocks' Friar's Aylesbury show, please please please
	🦇 5:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Elton got Commemoration. For AIDS work I believe ? Class Act.
	5:45pm Nick: Nite julie, all.
	🦇 5:45pm Julie: indeed! EJAF www.eltonjohnaidsfoundation.org
	🦇 5:45pm Julie: nite Nick!
	🦇 5:46pm Handy Haversack: Cheers, Julie and Dark Ones! Declaring this hour to be officially happy.
	🦇 5:47pm Julie: cheers!
	🦇 5:47pm chris in the redwoods: cheers, Handy!
	5:47pm Scott67: Cheers Handy!🍻😎🤙
	🦇 5:49pm Handy Haversack: The Antipodes rises! G'day, Scotty! And here's K8!
	5:49pm Scott67: Wow! we really clincked glasses then!
	🦇 5:49pm listener james from westwood: Aw, look at Elton!
	5:49pm Scott67: Cheers K8!🍻😎🤙
	🦇 5:52pm Julie: he was extremely emotional
	5:54pm The Knave: Scotty....
	5:55pm Scott67: G'day Knave! How's Melbourne today mate? Did ya get all that rain? ☕😎🤙💨☕
	🦇 5:57pm Yvang: Barney Wilen playing saxophone on Pretty Day...
	6:01pm The Knave: yup its a drizzly one today Scotty!
	6:01pm dreamyandseedy: weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
	6:02pm The Knave: @Scott67: stay tuned for the "Fuzz Face" Hellraiser special coming up this Saturday on FMTM!
	🦇 6:03pm Handy Haversack: HH: "I think it might be an hour of Cocteau Twins." K8: "Oh my god, delightful. That's the best news ever. Way to go, Julie." So that should definitely be the direction we go in, or I might have to answer for it!
	🦇 6:05pm Julie: nick blew the surprise then left hmmmph
	6:05pm Scott67: I see that Knave! Putting your Mutton Chops to good use mate!
	🦇 6:05pm Handy Haversack: WHEW
	🦇 6:05pm Julie: I honestly thought I had done this already till you guys reminded me last week
	🦇 6:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...if you play Cocteau Twins backwards ...there are ...real Lyrics ! ...mostly - shopping lists - sort of thing...
	6:06pm luka: oh hell yeah
	6:07pm dreamyandseedy: will they be in chronological order? i love to hear the progression
	6:07pm Phillip: WHAAT😱 one whole hour of the Cocteau twins. Oh wow😱
	🦇 6:08pm Julie: @dreamy sorry I should have :(
	6:08pm Scott67: I approve of this message!🍻😎🤙
	🦇 6:08pm B R M: love it so so so so much
	🦇 6:09pm Handy Haversack: dreamy, you'll just have to remix and report back on your findings!
	🦇 6:09pm listener james from westwood: Ahhh, now this is some lovely dinner music.
	6:09pm Phillip: Pink opaque was the first song I ever heard. I fell n love with Elizabeth Fraziers voice
	🦇 6:09pm Julie: i wanted to mix it up a bit
	6:11pm Phillip: Sugar hiccup. Two versions I like the one with the background singing
	🦇 6:11pm B R M: there are literally no bad choices
	6:12pm Phillip: LUSH the indie band comes very close to the Cocteau twins sound I have every song they ever made
	6:12pm dreamyandseedy: i will make do :) really wish i could remember how and when i first heard them
	🦇 6:14pm Julie: @BRM that was the difficulty putting this set together... no bad CT's
	🦇 6:14pm Julie: Lush is also wonderful!
	🦇 6:14pm Yvang: I bought this Spangle Maker EP during a high school trip in England.
	6:14pm Phillip: Forget Columbia house having the Cocteau twins I had to buy their cd from a place in Boston called “Harvard square records” expensive too. But we’ll worth it
	6:16pm dreamyandseedy: her voice! swooning
	🦇 6:16pm B R M: The best is googling lyrics: "And should I be hugged and tugged down through this tiger's masque And should I be sung and unbroken by not saying" I mean.. maybe?
	🦇 6:17pm woj: pretty sure "lorelei" was the first cocteaus song i heard. it was all uphill from there!
	6:18pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Heaven Or Las Vegas is really bittersweet music for me; the first album of theirs I really loved and yet coinciding with my first break-up
	🦇 6:19pm B R M: Best friend's older sister turned me on to LULLABIES in the early 80's and it has been a love affair ever since (with the band, not her Ha)
	6:19pm Jason from Screwston: [sings along]
	🦇 6:19pm woj: one of the transmitter shutdown carts at wtsc used "aikea-guinea" as the background music and, to this day, i start reciting, "at this time, wtsc concludes its brodcast day, etc." every time i hear it. :)
	6:20pm luka: i only own one CT LP, but it’s a minty copy of Treasure i found at a sale in the basement of a courthouse in crown point, indiana.
	🦇 6:20pm Julie: oh wow that's so funny, woj...also, HIYA!
	🦇 6:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: DearGawd ...not 1/3rd of a Century - but essentially 1/3rd of a Century... ChaCha - that's my thing w/ early 90s Musics : It meant a great deal to me - but I don't really wanna be there again ! My first ♄Saturn Return & all ...somewhat congruous with working in CD stores with great sounds & starving...
	6:20pm Phillip: Evangeline off of “four calendar cafe”.
	🦇 6:20pm B R M: @luka I love it
	🦇 6:21pm Julie: Treasure was the first I heard and remains my favorite.
	🦇 6:21pm woj: hey jb! that picture with them all smiling is cracking me right up!
	🦇 6:22pm Julie: Cannibal is having a lie down in his hammock, I guess he likes the music?
	6:22pm Phillip: The 1990s were hell on earth for me as well. But musically it’s was a great time to be alive listening to college radio
	🦇 6:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ..& besides - Morrissey called them Cocteau Twits I guess for lyrical quality ...which is reason enuff to champion them.
	🦇 6:23pm Handy Haversack: I'm shaving the sides of every head in this apartment now. It is decided!
	6:23pm Scott67: A Parrot Hammock???🦜
	🦇 6:24pm Handy Haversack: To Morrissey they were probably foreigners stealing ears that English music could be getting in. Dude was always a POS.
	🦇 6:25pm B R M: I am sure he considered Scotland a part of England, @Handy 🤣
	🦇 6:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The UK scene has always been a bit sarky like that...
	🦇 6:25pm Julie: haha yes...it's a round cloth covered thing hanging from chains with toys on it
	6:25pm timinoak: Enjoying the show! Thank you.
	🦇 6:25pm Julie: thanks, timinoak!
	6:25pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Cocteau Twins' instrumental 'Ribbed and Veined' was bizarrely enough the end titles theme for a Finnish consumer relations TV show called Kuningaskuluttaja (King Consumer)
	🦇 6:26pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, but subaltern, B R M. They should stay in their place and out of his way.
	🦇 6:26pm woj: parrot in a hammock, i know, it's serious
	6:26pm Phillip: I actually paid $35 dollars for each import cd of the Cocteau twins came out to $800 dollars on my moms credit card. She had a literal fit when the bill came
	🦇 6:27pm Julie: wowie! I bet!
	6:27pm Scott67: & Cannibal actually lays in it?
	6:27pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Mama don't preach I'm keeping the CD's
	🦇 6:27pm Julie: he does! sometimes I catch him napping laying on his belly in it.
	6:28pm northguineahills: i decided it was a good time to shave and missed cherry colored funk, arrrrrrrrggghhhh!
	6:29pm Scott67: Sweet!🦜❤️
	🦇 6:29pm Julie: it's something peculiar to the species, they like that kind of thing
	🦇 6:29pm Julie: a lot of caiques like to be on their backs but mine does not.
	6:33pm Scott67: Yeah, a lot of Parrot Species like to roll & lay about at play.
	🦇 6:33pm woj: fingers crossed for a loop of the cocteaus covering "gigolo aunt" to go out on today's show! ;) (can you imagine???)
	6:33pm dreamyandseedy: i'm hoping for serpentskirt
	🦇 6:34pm Julie: haha if only!
	🦇 6:35pm Julie: @scott I am more used to cockatiels who don't act that way.
	🦇 6:37pm Julie: this is good music for sunset
	🦇 6:39pm Handy Haversack: We're heading out to meet K8's parents for a valedictory dinner out. Many thanks, Julie! Stay Darked, everyone!
	6:39pm rf: Just joining... are these really Fruitopia commercials by Cocteau Twins?
	🦇 6:39pm Julie: have fun Handy!
	🦇 6:39pm chris in the redwoods: buon appetito, Handy and K8 and folks!
	🦇 6:40pm Julie: hi rf! Yes both cocteaus and kate bush did music for fruitopia commercials in the 90s!
	🦇 6:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cocteaus are a prime example of the mysterious powers Musics have to effect the nervous system & even alter consciousness. Imho.
	🦇 6:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I mean - I shouldn't be surprised if the Angels like it...
	6:43pm Jason from Screwston: One of my favorites right here. Phew.
	🦇 6:43pm Julie: this album was really jarring after treasure but I love it now
	6:43pm rf: I recall a heated debate over whether Fruitopia should be allowed in school vending machines, at least in our area, when I was in high school (given its high sugar content, etc)-- if I had been tuned in then, I would have surely consumed more Fruitopia, who knows what the health consequences would have been? At least I get to listen now. Thank you
	🦇 6:43pm woj: in germany, this song is called "vax and vane"
	🦇 6:44pm Julie: Vax and Vein so very many needles
	🦇 6:44pm Handy Haversack: Jason, many of us clicky-starred on Ray Boogie's show!
	🦇 6:45pm B R M: Was just talking about this @Julie in terms of the CTS-- when you live through the evolution of a band with months and years in between releases, its completely different than like, sharing the band with my kids and they can find all of it at once...
	🦇 6:46pm B R M: CTs*
	🦇 6:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& of course I imagine the era was rife with MDMA & everybody was making this textural sound cause of that level with whatever degree of self-awareness...
	6:46pm luka: hit after hit after hit
	🦇 6:46pm Julie: @BRM Indeed... like listening to the first 3 kate albums and then having THE DREAMING come out
	6:47pm rf: Hey Coca-Cola, now is your time to bring back Fruitopia
	🦇 6:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That a 'Pop' Artist must Progress or @ least Change - can we not credit Dylan & TheBeatles ?
	🦇 6:48pm woj: i wish i could clicky-star comments
	🦇 6:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well - Jazz always did ...People always have. It characterizes Modernism - Shock of the New blablah...
	🦇 6:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...even TheBeatles - when I held the 2009 Remasters box in one hand ...it was less Albums than This Work & say 13ish (actually short) Chapters in it ...you know something is a Museum Piece once it's miniaturized & under glass...
	🦇 6:51pm B R M: @Julie and also with KB and Cocteau, the context of Reagan's 80's and MTV and 80's music in general, it was just a unique time and place for them... @RevolutionRabbit - totally! These bands are not unique. Look at Prince, etc. More the experience of being a fan and how the records hit when they came out... subjective but definitely different than having the whole catalogue at your fingertips is all.
	🦇 6:54pm B R M: Here's my Cocteau Twins vinyl BTW www.discogs.com...
	6:55pm dreamyandseedy: over too soon!!!!! thank you Julie!!!
	6:55pm Scott67: Thanks Julie! Lovely stuff mate! ☕😎🤙💨🌻🦜
	🦇 6:55pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Julie!
	🦇 6:55pm chris in the redwoods: wow, thanks, Julie! what a great show.
	🦇 6:55pm Bas NL: Thanks Julie! Great show!!
	🦇 6:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I've always been ambivalent about Prince. But - that was part of my experience of him that way ! One was always wondering what all that Talent was going to be applied to... & then that abruptly ceased in his 50s - some weird age. Fentanyl !
	🦇 6:56pm Yvang: This hour of Cocteau Twins was Wow!
	🦇 6:56pm Midge: Thanks Julie!
	🦇 6:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~
	🦇 6:57pm Julie: @BRM that's a dead link
	🦇 6:57pm Yvang: Thanks!!!
	6:57pm northguineahills: Mmmm, I was into the Cocacteau Twins by '94, the fruitopia commercials might have been before then....
	6:57pm northguineahills: thanks, Julie!
	🦇 6:58pm Yvang: Cockatoo Twins??
	6:58pm Jason from Screwston: Thank you, Julie. Stay safe and sweet, good buddies.
	🦇 6:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah frankly I'm surprised they were in the game as early as this in the 1980s, in my ignorance. Impressive.
	🦇 6:58pm Julie: it was sometime in the 90s but I think only the kate ones played in the US
	🦇 6:58pm Julie: thanks so much everyone!
	6:59pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I would not say no if you should have more Cocteau Twins-related bonus hours, like of Robin Guthrie-produced stuff or Elisabeth Fraser's collaborations/solo stuff. That said, this was lovely and no matter how crap day I might have had, whenever your show's on everything is just all right. Thanks Julie!
	🦇 6:59pm woj: thank you julie! hiccup
	7:00pm katharsis: Thank you Julie and all
	🦇 7:01pm B R M: @julie great show thank you, nice to be able to hang out again

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from September 27, 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	Images	New	Approx. start time
Suzi Quatro	Suicide "Suicide" by "Suzi Quatro"	If You Knew Suzi...	RSO	1978				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Warpaint	Disco/Very "Disco/Very" by "Warpaint"	Warpaint	Rough Trade	2014				0:04:39 (Pop-up)
Noel & The Red Wedge	Still Life With Luger	Peer Pressure	Scotti Bros. Records	1982				0:09:34 (Pop-up)
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark	The Beginning and The End	Architecture & Morality	Epic	1981				0:12:03 (Pop-up)
Silver Apples	Dust "Dust" by "Silver Apples"	Silver Apples	Kapp Records	1968				0:15:52 (Pop-up)
Rotersand	Elements - Full Version	Reloaded - Reworks of How Do You Feel Today	Metropolis	2020				0:19:07 (Pop-up)
Kate Miller-Heidke	Your Friends Will Tell You Who You Are	Nightflight	Sony Music	2012				0:24:17 (Pop-up)
Electric Light Orchestra	Queen of the Hours	No Answer	United Artist Records	1971				0:28:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The New Synthesizer Experience	Radio Ga Ga (instrumental)							0:32:02 (Pop-up)
Judy Nylon and Crucial	The Dice "The Dice" by "Judy Nylon and Crucial"	Pal Judy	On-U Sound	1982				0:37:50 (Pop-up)
Bloodflowerz	Heart of Stone "Heart of Stone" by "Bloodflowerz"	7 Benedictions 7 Maledictions	Silverdust Records	2003				0:41:19 (Pop-up)
Heidi Mortenson	Dele Af Kroppen (Parts of the Body)	Mørk	Rump Recordings	2012				0:45:53 (Pop-up)
Fred Abong	Meet Me "Meet Me" by "Fred Abong"	Pulsing	Fred Abong	2019				0:49:11 (Pop-up)
The Magic Mushrooms	It's-A-Happening	Nuggets (Original Artyfacts From The First Psychedelic Era 1965-1968)	Elektra	1972	single from 1966			0:51:56 (Pop-up)
50 Foot Wave	Sally Is A Girl "Sally Is A Girl" by "50 Foot Wave"	Golden Ocean	Throwing Music	2005				0:54:49 (Pop-up)
Strange Boutique	This Charm "This Charm" by "Strange Boutique"	Kindred Spirits (V/A)	Bedazzled	1994				0:58:40 (Pop-up)
Rotary Connection	I Must Be There	Aladdin	Cadet Concept	1968				1:02:21 (Pop-up)
Aretha Franklin	The Weight "The Weight" by "Aretha Franklin"	This Girls In Love With You	Atlantic	1970				1:05:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Moog Machine	The Weight "The Weight" by "The Moog Machine"							1:08:42 (Pop-up)
Genesis	The Silent Sun (Single version)	From Genesis to Revelation (deluxe)	Edsel Records	2005	single from 1968			1:14:39 (Pop-up)
Robyn Hitchcock	Raymond and The Wires	Robyn Hitchcock	Yep Roc Records	2017				1:16:53 (Pop-up)
Easy Dreams	Zabriskie Point "Zabriskie Point" by "Easy Dreams"	Zabriskie Point (single)	No Label	2005				1:19:12 (Pop-up)
Ian Hunter	Old Records Never Die "Old Records Never Die" by "Ian Hunter"	Short Back 'n' Sides	Chrysalis	1981				1:22:19 (Pop-up)
Young Prisms	Floating In Blue "Floating In Blue" by "Young Prisms"	In Between	Kanine Records	2012				1:26:33 (Pop-up)
Dragon	Lucifer "Lucifer" by "Dragon"	Dragon	Acorn	1976				1:30:15 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Sheep "Sheep" by "Pink Floyd"	A Collection of Great Dance Songs	Columbia	1981	from Animals, 1977			1:35:16 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: David Ari Leon	Goodbye Blue Sky (instrumental)							1:45:28 (Pop-up)
Late Cambrian	Come To Bed "Come To Bed" by "Late Cambrian"	Future Snacks	Late Cambrian	2022			*	1:50:39 (Pop-up)
Les Secrets De Morphée	Leïln "Leïln" by "Les Secrets De Morphée"	Chuchotements	Prikosnovénie	1999				1:54:26 (Pop-up)
Here	The Wakenin' "The Wakenin'" by "Here"	We Are ... Here	Indies Records	1996				1:58:57 (Pop-up)
David Bowie with John “Hutch” Hutchinson	An Occasional Dream	Clareville Grove Demos	Parlophone	2019	from 1969			2:04:12 (Pop-up)
Olivia Newton-John	Goodbye Again "Goodbye Again" by "Olivia Newton-John"	Have You Never Been Mellow	MCA	1975				2:06:58 (Pop-up)
Barbara Dickson	Lover's Ghost "Lover's Ghost" by "Barbara Dickson"	Do Right Woman	Decca	1970				2:10:52 (Pop-up)
The Underground Youth	Hope & Pray	Mademoiselle	The Underground Youth	2010				2:14:14 (Pop-up)
The Byrds	Goin' Back "Goin' Back" by "The Byrds"	The Notorious Byrd Brothers	Columbia	1968				2:17:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Vitamin String Quartet	Where Is My Mind (instrumental)							2:20:53 (Pop-up)
Tori Amos	Spring Haze "Spring Haze" by "Tori Amos"	To Venus and Back	Atlantic	1999				2:25:53 (Pop-up)
Tempest	This Shouldn't Happen To Me	Tempest	Earth Records	1976				2:30:30 (Pop-up)
Concretes	Watch The Moon "Watch The Moon" by "Concretes"	A Young Person's Guide To Concretes	Telegraph Records	2011	b side from 1982			2:33:08 (Pop-up)
Azar Swan	In The Garden "In The Garden" by "Azar Swan"	And Blow Us A Kiss	Zoo Music	2014				2:37:50 (Pop-up)
Elton John	I Think I'm Going To Kill Myself	Honky Château	UNI Records	1972		Elton being awarded a medal from President Biden last week Elton being awarded a medal from President Biden last week		2:41:38 (Pop-up)
Bene Gesserit	Mickey, Please... "Mickey, Please..." by "Bene Gesserit"	The Minimal Wave Tapes Volume One	Stones Throw Records	2010				2:45:07 (Pop-up)
Polyrock	Cries & Whispers "Cries & Whispers" by "Polyrock"	Changing Hearts	RCA Victor	1981				2:48:38 (Pop-up)
Mary Moor	Pretty Day "Pretty Day" by "Mary Moor"	Pretty Day 7"	AAAA	1982				2:52:02 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Robin Guthrie & Harold Budd	Snowfall							2:59:11 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Alas Dies Laughing "Alas Dies Laughing" by "Cocteau Twins"	Lullabies EP	4AD	1982				2:59:16 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Laugh Lines "Laugh Lines" by "Cocteau Twins"	Peppermint Pig EP	4AD	1983				3:02:44 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Essence "Essence" by "Cocteau Twins"	Four-Calendar Café	Capitol Records	1993				3:06:07 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	The Spangle Maker "The Spangle Maker" by "Cocteau Twins"	The Spangle Maker EP	4AD	1984				3:08:56 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Cherry-Coloured Funk	Heaven Or Las Vegas	4AD	1990				3:13:29 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Heaven or Las Vegas (edit)	Heaven Or Las Vegas	4AD	1990				3:16:38 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Glass Candle Grenades	Head Over Heels	4AD	1983				3:20:36 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Fruitopia "Fruitopia" by "Cocteau Twins"	No Album	No Label					3:23:18 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Ivo "Ivo" by "Cocteau Twins"	BBC Sessions	Bella Union	1999	from John Peel, 1984			3:23:37 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Oomingmak "Oomingmak" by "Cocteau Twins"	Victorialand	4AD	1986				3:27:12 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Rilkean Heart "Rilkean Heart" by "Cocteau Twins"	Twinlights EP	Capitol Records	1995				3:29:44 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins with Harold Budd	She Will Destroy You	The Moon and The Melodies	4AD	1986				3:32:06 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Fruitopia "Fruitopia" by "Cocteau Twins"	No Album	No Label					3:36:04 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	For Phoebe Still A Baby	Blue Bell Knoll	4AD	1988				3:36:58 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Wax and Wane "Wax and Wane" by "Cocteau Twins"	Garlands	4AD	1982				3:40:15 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Persephone "Persephone" by "Cocteau Twins"	Treasure	4AD	1984				3:44:06 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Love's Easy Tears "Love's Easy Tears" by "Cocteau Twins"	Love's Easy Tears EP	4AD	1986				3:48:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Cocteau Twins	Oomingmak (instrumental)							3:54:39 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Sugar Hiccup (12" version)	Sunburst And Snowblind EP	4AD	1983				3:54:40 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🦇 3:00pm Handy Haversack: Greetings, Julie and Dark Ones!
	🦇 3:01pm Mxter Baba: hopping on in with a hey and a hi!
	3:01pm Jason from Houston: Julie, Handy, Mxter Baba, Suzi!
	3:01pm Phillip: Another beautiful day here in the Bronx
	🦇 3:02pm listener james from westwood: Happy autumn, Julie and all!
	3:02pm dreamyandseedy: hello hello!
	3:02pm Phillip: Good afternoon ☀️☀️☀️Julie.
	3:02pm Michael 98145: Hello, Friends
	🦇 3:02pm Julie: hiya Handy, Mxter Baba, Jason, Phillip, James & Dreamy!
	🦇 3:03pm listener james from westwood: @Phillip Some good zoo or botanical garden days this week, or even Johnny's Reef!
	3:03pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi!
	🦇 3:03pm Julie: hi Michael, Hi Jan!
	3:03pm Phillip: Grey start to the morning but the sun ☀️ is shining and it’s soo nice out
	🦇 3:03pm chris in the redwoods: hihi, Julie and friends.
	3:04pm luka: dark 1s rejoice
	🦇 3:05pm Julie: heya Chris & Luka!
	🦇 3:06pm Handy Haversack: We canoed all the way around Manhattan Island (your insular city of the Manhattoes, girdled round by wharves as Indian isles by coral reefs) on Sunday. Got a good pic of Yankee Stadium from the Harlem River. So much development in the south Bronx! Big ol' gentrification towers going up. Hey there, Mxter Baba, Jason, Phillip, James, dreamy, Michael, Jan, Chris, luka, and all those yet to decloak!
	3:07pm Phillip: Was a long walk to the produce store to get the red potatoes but was well worth it.
	3:08pm Michael 98145: Support your local producer
	3:09pm Androu B.: Hello, Julie & all Souls of the Dark Night! ¡Buenas Tardes, Handy!
	🦇 3:09pm Handy Haversack: ¡Hola, Androu B.!
	🦇 3:09pm Julie: wait..potatoes in ramen? Hiya Androu!
	🦇 3:10pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Hi, Julie! Warpaint! Had forgotten about this band...
	🦇 3:11pm Yvang: Hi Julie and souls!
	🦇 3:11pm Julie: hiya SMS! Hi Yvang!
	🦇 3:14pm Midge: Greetings Julie and fellow Soulsters!
	🦇 3:15pm B R M: Been listening but unable to check in for weeks, apologies! Still loving the show and popping in and out of chat as I can!
	🦇 3:16pm Julie: hi there Midge! Hey BRM! thanks so much BRM!
	3:19pm Phillip: Steamed red potatoes. They come out perfect. My new diet
	🦇 3:20pm Bas NL: Hi Julie & Dark Nights!
	🦇 3:21pm Julie: hiya Bas!
	🦇 3:24pm chris in the redwoods: how long does it take to paddle around the isle, Handy? sounds adventurous :)
	🦇 3:26pm Handy Haversack: It took about 9.5 hrs., Chris. Probably would have been nine, but we really lazed in the East River coming home and let wind and current do most of the work. Thirty miles. Twenty-one bridges!
	3:26pm Michael 98145: wow. that's quite a voyage ..
	🦇 3:27pm Julie: yeah, long time!
	3:27pm Androu B.: @Phillip - My mom puts regular potatoes with her ramen, and sometimes green onions.
	🦇 3:27pm Phillippe: howdy. Hey Handy, Mxter Baba, Philip, Jason, LJFW, dreamy, Michael, Jan, chris, luka, androu, S&M&S, yvang, midge, BRM, Bas, and anyone I missed
	🦇 3:28pm Julie: hi Phillippe!
	🦇 3:28pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and batty bunch! 🦇
	🦇 3:28pm chris in the redwoods: that is a legit paddle. nice. i find myself imagining being on the water and picturing cars and trains in tubes beneath the canoe. weird.
	🦇 3:28pm Julie: hiya Ken!
	🦇 3:29pm chris in the redwoods: hey, Phillippe! and hey, Bas, Ken, Androu, and all who've come through.
	🦇 3:29pm Handy Haversack: It goes remarkably quickly! The tugboats and ferries keep your wits sharp! Yo, Phillippe!
	🦇 3:30pm Julie: what do you do about...er...nature's calls?
	3:31pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Hello everyone!
	🦇 3:31pm Julie: hiya Cha Cha!
	🦇 3:32pm Handy Haversack: We stopped at Muscota Marsh on the Harlem River, just before Spuyten Duyvil and again at the Manhattan Community Boathouse at 56th St. in the Hudson. There were a couple of other places we could have stopped if people needed to.
	🦇 3:38pm Phillippe: Handy you need to pull an extra canoe with a spot-a-pot on it like road crews do around here, except with a truck instead of a canoe.
	3:41pm Phillip: 🐤🐤🐤🐥🐥🐥
	🦇 3:54pm Handy Haversack: We passed a barge that had divers in the water for some kind of pipe work, and they had like six port-a-johns on board! We thought about a pirate-style boarding.
	🦇 3:56pm Handy Haversack: And would you look at the time! Heading home in a few minutes. Will hopefully rejoin from there and catch most of the show before we head out for a last dinner with K8's folks.
	3:56pm northguineahills: any other canoeing experience you'd just jump out of the canoe into the water, not really a recommended option in nyc waters....
	🦇 3:57pm Julie: hiya NGH!
	3:59pm northguineahills: right now, it looks like Ian's eye will pass a good 3 miles west of where I'm at, albeit as a TS. However, they're forecasting a good 13-15 inches of rain tomorrow and Thursday alone, so, I might need to get some sandbags....
	3:59pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Anything with Kristin Hersh gets a smile on this sad face!
	3:59pm northguineahills: ( i originally spelled miles as "miels", and was wondering why I was using honey as a measurement of distance)
	4:00pm northguineahills: ....and what photocopy cha cha 2000 said....
	🦇 4:01pm Julie: so I've been thinking about october...would you guys be up for four solid hours of shoegaze if I can manage to assemble it?
	4:02pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: If only K. Hersh brought one of her bands or solo act to Europe (other than just UK) someday..
	4:02pm northguineahills: @Julie: make it 7 hours and we have a deal!
	4:02pm dreamyandseedy: @julie: YES
	🦇 4:02pm Yvang: Yay for Shogaze!
	4:02pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I have said it once and will say it again TWENTYFOUR HOURS OF SHOEGAZE
	🦇 4:03pm Yvang: sorry : shoe gaze
	🦇 4:03pm Bas NL: Yes Julie. At least i would be able to survive that very well! :) B
	🦇 4:04pm Julie: LOL I don't get 7 hours I get 4...but glad to know you guys would like that!
	🦇 4:04pm chris in the redwoods: hell yeah, Julie! :)
	4:04pm Nick: Ah its tuesday!
	🦇 4:05pm Julie: yes it is! Hi Nick!
	🦇 4:05pm Yvang: Careful! 4 hours of shoegaze can cause pain in the neck.
	4:05pm Nick: Handy, do you have advice when shopping for kicker motors? As typical my engine dies in everything i drive.
	4:06pm Nick: (Kicker motor for sailboat i saw your sailing comment above)
	4:08pm Jason from Houston: Niiiiiice...
	4:08pm Nick: Oh. Paddle boat. Nevermind. So many comments above i am so late today. .
	🦇 4:08pm Julie: handy may have headed home.
	🦇 4:09pm Julie: I think maybe I'll do an all covers show..I know everyone does those but might be fun
	🦇 4:10pm Julie: btw you will really like the bonus hour today folks so stick around
	4:10pm Nick: Home is nice sometimes. I still want to box my stuff and get out of mine once the medical appts are done.
	4:10pm Nick: Oooh is it the cocteau twins hour we keep asking for?
	4:10pm Jason from Houston: LOL
	4:11pm Jason from Houston: This cover.
	🦇 4:15pm chris in the redwoods: bird kitty
	🦇 4:16pm Bas NL: Next week i'll be in Denmark for work. I'll ask.
	4:16pm dreamyandseedy: is he mimicking a cat he heard? or is it a coincidence that it sounds like a meow?
	🦇 4:16pm woj: BIRD MADNESS!
	4:16pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: A bonus hour of your birds singing would also be, errrm, chirpy.
	4:17pm Nick: Chreee! Chirp!!! Chreee shree chree chhr chreee!! An hour lets do it!!!
	🦇 4:17pm Julie: no he definitely meows... he has a couple different ones too. He also barks like a dog and makes a hee haw sound. I guess his old family taught him that. My cockatiels taught him to whistle.
	🦇 4:18pm Julie: guys you know if i TRIED to do that they'd all be sleeping and quiet
	4:18pm David (in London): Evening Julie, the Guv'nor! Hello all darkened groovers here gathered.
	🦇 4:18pm Julie: hiya David!
	🦇 4:21pm chris in the redwoods: ahoy, David!
	4:22pm Androu B.: It's amazing how certain birds, along with parrots, cockatiels, and minah birds, have this uncanny talent for imitating every sound their ears pick up around them.
	🦇 4:22pm Julie: someone sent me a video of a bird...rats I forget which kind...but he imitates the sound of children playing. it was NUTS
	4:23pm Roberto: Some kind of animal Cannibal?
	4:23pm David (in London): Chris, Bas, Cha Cha, Jason, Yvang, Androu, ngh, Phillippe, Handles, Ken, S&M&S, Jan, Michael, Phillip, d&s, Mx Beekins et al! Salutations good people.
	🦇 4:23pm Julie: caique parrot, Roberto. and hi!
	4:24pm Roberto: Animal...Cannibal
	🦇 4:25pm Bas NL: Hi David! And hi birdies; great tweets!
	4:25pm David (in London): Julie, I went to the Barnes Wetland Centre here in London recently, and for the first time came across the bird called the Southern Screamer. As well as being a great name for a band, it is truly an awesome avian, in look and sound!
	🦇 4:26pm Julie: ha! I imagine he lives up to his name
	4:26pm doctorjazz: Hey all!
	🦇 4:26pm Julie: howdy dr jazz!
	4:27pm David (in London): It's a medical / modal emergency. Luckily the Doctor of Jazz is here.
	4:28pm northguineahills: hellos, david!
	🦇 4:30pm Julie: biggest medical bag ever because there's an upright bass in it
	4:31pm Androu B.: Greets, David! Did you get to witness the procession?
	4:33pm dreamyandseedy: i am down for the covers special show!
	🦇 4:34pm Julie: yay!
	4:36pm dreamyandseedy: and i'm caught up on E Banana archives, a fave from this past Sunday was the Ten Years After song, this Dragon track reminds me of it a bit
	4:36pm David (in London): Androu, not in the flesh, no, only via the TV images. However, I was down in St James Park (next to Buckingham Palace) the night before the whole thing kicked off, and it was manic.
	🦇 4:39pm Julie: @dreamy! that's great! I played "the hit" I need to check out the rest of that album
	4:39pm Androu B.: Yes, David, I was about to ask how you managed to get around London in the thick of that crowd.
	🦇 4:44pm Handy Haversack: Back!
	4:44pm Androu B.: Julie, Mary Wing does a covers set on her show occasionally. I especially enjoyed the one with all covers of "Love My Way".
	4:44pm David (in London): Wotcha Handles.
	🦇 4:46pm chris in the redwoods: Mary's three-of-a-kind (3OAK) segments are great fun. welcome, Handy. kept your place at the bar for ya.
	4:46pm katharsis: Hellos Julie and all.
	🦇 4:47pm Julie: hiya katharsis!
	🦇 4:49pm Handy Haversack: Evening, David. Thanks, Chris. Perhaps one more Amaretto for fortification ...
	🦇 4:50pm Midge: Animals played very loudly with or without substances is my jam.
	🦇 4:50pm Phillippe: Hey DiL!
	4:50pm Phillip: I had that album “a collection of great dance songs” what’s special is there is a new version of the song “money” on it
	4:51pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Animals - not a favorite for me either but the first I heard ('Dogs' that is, wondering "is this song ever going to end?!) and I did not dare touch the lp again for a year or so, but hey I was only 8 years old.
	4:51pm Jan Turkenburg: Animals was the first Pink Floyd album I bought as a teenager and that was because i had heard 'sheep' on the radio. Still love it. It sounded like the same version
	4:51pm Phillip: Huge fan of Pink Floyd. I bought all their albums on digital download from Amazon maybe 10 years ago
	🦇 4:52pm Midge: Ugh, my lack of commas 🤦🏼‍♀️
	4:53pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: On 'A Collection of Great Dance Songs ' 'Shine on You Crazy Diamond' and 'Another Brick In The Wall' are different mixes and Money a re-recording.
	4:53pm Nick: Not an oxford man eh
	4:53pm Nick: Nor am I, but I hear they are fond of the comma.
	🦇 4:53pm Julie: i do think it's time to revisit Animals in its entirety for me.
	4:54pm The Knave: oooh it's so dark in here..... hello??
	4:54pm Phillip: When I had a turntable and a tape deck I recorded the album “animals” on a high bias chrome tape. I fell asleep with pigs on the wing blasting in my ears. And it freaked me out for many years hearing it.
	4:54pm Nick: Hi Knave.
	4:54pm The Knave: Hey Nick!
	4:56pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @4:53 Julie: I did listen to it recently, perhaps for the first time since 80s or 90s but somehow the 'political' lyrics do put me off a bit considering the stuff R, Waters has been saying about Ukraine and Taiwan. Love his music, and intensely dislike his rants.
	4:56pm Phillip: I did not know that about “a collection of great dance songs” their compilation album.
	🦇 4:56pm Julie: oh hey it's the knave! Hiya Knave!
	🦇 4:57pm Julie: Roger apparently wrote a letter to Putin asking him to please not conquer europe.
	🦇 4:58pm Julie: there's also one called Works, and Relics.
	4:59pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @4:57 Julie: good for him but as for his opinions on Taiwan's right to independence.... sorry I won't start and spoil this party.
	4:59pm Nick: I havent paid attention to Roger before, but will look him up. I am still waiting for the Ukraine thing to end so I can see about more court time for that gribajnik mugger guy there who cracked my skull and gave me the brain lesions/hematomas and seizures... if he survives til then.
	🦇 5:00pm Julie: @ChaCha I actually thought it was funny, as if he would be swayed by some musician asking him pretty please.
	5:01pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @5:00 Julie: his open letters are legendary. He should stick to being a musician but I guess his mother's old-school-leftist influence on him was pretty strong.
	5:02pm Phillip: My first Pink Floyd album was dark side of the moon in 1976 when I was 9 and it scared the piss out of me playing it.
	🦇 5:02pm Julie: why was it scary?
	🦇 5:02pm Julie: mine was The Wall. it was old when I got in but perfect for those teen years
	5:03pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @5:02 Phillip: not my first, but did really scare me too, ten years later circa Oct. 1986, I was 10
	5:04pm Phillip: The album “umma gumma” the band members actually hated doing their own solo pieces. They even criticized the album. I have heard the whole album and I can see why they said that it’s awful. It sounds great to me. I like the solo flute pieces they make me cry hearing them
	5:05pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @5:02 Julie: even with rather imperfect understanding of english, somehow I got the picture. The sound effects and all that. On headphones and LOUD. I know I was and still am a wuss, but scary, cathartic.
	🦇 5:05pm Julie: that damn alarm clock
	5:06pm Phillip: Dark side of the moon had all these scary loud noises and screaming. It’s not good to blast that thru 100 watt speakers
	🦇 5:07pm Yvang: As a child I was fascinated by the Ummagumma sleeve art. My introduction to surrealism.
	5:08pm Phillip: Umma Gumma doesn’t deserve any of the criticism it gets it’s a good album. I love it.
	🦇 5:08pm Midge: I found The Wall very creepy when it came out. I was probably 12 and I can't even imagine listening to any PF at 8yo! I got into them much later in life.
	5:09pm The Knave: Hey Julie! Listening from early morning Wednesday in Melbourne... you soothe me so...
	5:10pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Ummagumma and Obscured By Clouds. Underrated. @5:08 Midge: I did love Hendrix, yardbirds, The Who & Led Zeppelin as an 8 year old but Velvet Underground and Pink Floyd were a bit too much really, for their own respective qualities. Two years later I got madly into them too.
	5:10pm David (in London): Another Brick in the Wall summed up the bleakness that was in the air in the UK in the late 70s perfectly. Those marching hammers were a very potent image of the time.
	🦇 5:10pm Julie: @knave how was it over there when Olivia passed?
	🦇 5:11pm Julie: I still think it was awesome how they performed The Wall at the crumbling Berlin Wall
	5:12pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @5:10 David (in London): I saw the movie from 35mm film recently, really really liked it. I love the animation sequences especially because it's done during the pre-digital era
	🦇 5:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo ! ...Worship those really. Except Xep never took residence in my heart like the others. Don't remember ever not loving Floyd. Ummagumma indeed ! I think as a little kid it actually altered my consciousness (pre-drugs I mean). Velvets ...that was one my older brother was not that into somehow. When one discover them - one feels part of a small important secret order. If not the original Punk band - they are pretty much the original Alt band. (Well so were TheMonks & SilverApples & ...anyhow.)
	🦇 5:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *Zep haha ! Xep the Mexican Zeppelin. & why not.
	5:14pm The Knave: RE: @knave how was it over there when Olivia passed? It was a bunch of Australians suddenly acting like they were always big fans ... #starAD
	5:15pm David (in London): Cha Cha, really? I think I last saw it in 1987. After some really strong hot knives. It's probably time for a more clear-headed reappraisal... Wotcha Rev D.
	🦇 5:15pm Julie: hiya Rev!
	🦇 5:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ummagumma - category of Works underrated by the Artist(s) themselves. Which happens !
	5:16pm David (in London): Talking of which, if there are any Silver Apples fans in the house, here's a long-form interview I did with the great man some years back: freq.org.uk...
	🦇 5:17pm Handy Haversack: Of possible interest to this crowd, we saw 75-yr.-old Bridget St. John last Fri., and she was fantastic.
	🦇 5:17pm Julie: ohhhhh...she was playing with my friend Ray Rizzo last Monday but I had a covid scare and couldn't go.
	5:18pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @5:15 David (in London): yes, film archive screening, I'm a sucker for that kind of thing. @5:13 Revolution Rabbit Nov63: all of the ones I mentioned I heard at the music department of local library. So, first 8yo me did not like VU&Nico, then 2 years later I heard The Jesus and Mary Chain's Psychocandy and through that VU started making sense if you can say that.
	🦇 5:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Only two problems with DarkSide & Wall : 1.) Overexposure. Which can make any food distasteful. But ! - this can change over time... 2.) RogerWaters is a real miseryguts. He's not wrong about the world & society - but it's always the same thing...
	🦇 5:19pm Handy Haversack: Opened for and then joined onstage Myriam Gendron. So good.
	🦇 5:19pm Midge: @5:10 PCC2k: I also probably listened to whatever my sisters played, which was def not PF or any other "hard" rock. They were 10 & 11 years older than me. I have fond memories of Donna Summer, Ohio Players, Chic and other chill stuff. I am a fiend for disco! 💃🏻🪩
	5:19pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @5:17 Handy Haversack: you lucky one you. I really really would love to see her. Or Shelagh McDonald, but she did really small venues in UK small towns around 2010s and does no more gigs...
	🦇 5:20pm Julie: disco was great listening to it as a child.. I was sad that scene was dead when I came of age.
	5:20pm Androu B.: Hi, RevRab ! 🐰💣♏
	🦇 5:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ChaCha - indeed. I feel fortunate I've never much liked anything I'm now ashamed of. What I am ashamed of are things I remember I was not yet ready for. I often compare Musical diet to Food diet. I find that has utility!
	🦇 5:21pm Handy Haversack: And we went only because another show we had tix for was canceled at the last minute! Get it together, J. Spaceman!
	5:21pm Semoeno: Stone Roses definitely liked this song
	5:21pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: But then, I SAW (1981-82 lineup of) HANOI ROCKS LAST FRIDAY, ROCK AND F-ING ROLL
	🦇 5:22pm Julie: hi Semoeno!
	🦇 5:22pm Midge: @5:10 David (in London): Those gd hammers terrified me and the feeling is not so great with present day happenings on the fash front.
	5:23pm David (in London): Cha Cha, did Bangkok shock and Saigon shake? Excellent news.
	5:24pm Semoeno: Hi Julie, please say hello to your little bird-friends as well :>
	5:25pm northguineahills: Ahh, I saw Bridget St John open for espers in 2005,,,
	5:25pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @5:23 David (in London): YESSSSSS (but sadly most likely it was a one night only sort of affair, Michael Monroe's 60th birthday concert) They did plenty of gigs in UK, did you ever see them live?
	5:25pm Kevin-san: Hello darkness my old friend... you really got me the earlier mic break, Julie, I have the window open, and there have been around 20 mourning doves on my lawn all day... I heard some very un-dove like sounds, grabbed the binoculars and strted scanning for something new and exciting for my yard list, and then I realized...
	5:25pm dreamyandseedy: i will out myself and reveal that my first time hearing PF was The Division Bell, and it did alter my brain somewhat, primed it perhaps for other music in my future
	🦇 5:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I was high school age for Disco - in smalltown NewHampshuh - & it was just the wrong age & place. As I see it - Disco had a real Arc - as many things do. It started in Urban places as a real movement with People of Color & Queers & heavy drug users. Then it took completely over everywhere for years ! Where I was - the Jocks loved it & we were the Rawkers & the Stoners. Even so - one loved DonnaSummer & some of it that was clearly just good Pop or Funk ...but there was Disco Duck (Formulaic in other words) & yer Dad wanting to be Travolta & no Rawk in club or on the Radio ...yerknow - I maintain the blowback didn't come out of nowhere.
	5:26pm Scott67: Toooo soooon!!!
	🦇 5:26pm Aitch: Good morning Julie and crew
	5:27pm Scott67: G'day Julie & Nighties!🌻🦜 🌏☀️📻🎶☕😎🤙
	🦇 5:28pm Julie: good morning Aitch & Scott!
	5:28pm Scott67: Are we synchronized Aitch?
	5:28pm katharsis: My sister was six years older and had the wall so I was 9-10. I started listening to wf mu about a year later.
	🦇 5:28pm Julie: hi kevin-san! sorry about that!
	5:30pm David (in London): Cha Cha, indeed so, at legendary old school venue Friars in Aylesbury. I couldn't crimp up the hair too huge that night... Kevin, Scotty, Aitch, groovers incoming.
	🦇 5:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...had the Ummagumma LP ...must have had cassettes of Relics & I guess 'A Nice Pair' - which is their first two most Syd Barretty albums. Naturally one ...takes those right into one's subconscious permanently. Then later one has access to Solo Syd & that is that. Speaking of ProtoAlternative.
	5:36pm Scott67: G'day David, how's Blighty treating ya mate? ☕😎🤙💨🍺
	5:36pm Androu B.: G'day Scottso! 😎👊🍻🌏🎶 Well, sorry, Julie, but I'm gonna have to catch the covers bonus hour in archives. Thanks, so much! See you next time!
	🦇 5:37pm Julie: see ya Androu!
	5:38pm Kevin-san: Hi David! Friar's in Aylesbury! I saw Stackridge bang the lids there a few times! (And many others)
	5:39pm David (in London): Right, duty calls elsewhere, so I might take my leave of you fine, fine people. Thank you Guv'nor, see you next week.
	5:39pm northguineahills: I just remember when I was in HS in the 90s, there was "pink floyd - the wall, class of '80" graffitied in the concrete of one of the walkway shelters in my HS.
	5:41pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @5:30 David (in London): HUHHUH. WHOAH. Me, I was too young to have seen them then. Hope you enjoyed it!
	5:41pm Scott67: G'day, g'bye Androu!
	🦇 5:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: We Don't Need No Commemoration ...oh wait yes we do.
	🦇 5:41pm Handy Haversack: Night-night, David!
	🦇 5:41pm Julie: see ya David!
	5:42pm northguineahills: laters, david!
	5:44pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Good night David, and please give us a few stories more next time about your Hanoi Rocks' Friar's Aylesbury show, please please please
	🦇 5:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Elton got Commemoration. For AIDS work I believe ? Class Act.
	5:45pm Nick: Nite julie, all.
	🦇 5:45pm Julie: indeed! EJAF www.eltonjohnaidsfoundation.org
	🦇 5:45pm Julie: nite Nick!
	🦇 5:46pm Handy Haversack: Cheers, Julie and Dark Ones! Declaring this hour to be officially happy.
	🦇 5:47pm Julie: cheers!
	🦇 5:47pm chris in the redwoods: cheers, Handy!
	5:47pm Scott67: Cheers Handy!🍻😎🤙
	🦇 5:49pm Handy Haversack: The Antipodes rises! G'day, Scotty! And here's K8!
	5:49pm Scott67: Wow! we really clincked glasses then!
	🦇 5:49pm listener james from westwood: Aw, look at Elton!
	5:49pm Scott67: Cheers K8!🍻😎🤙
	🦇 5:52pm Julie: he was extremely emotional
	5:54pm The Knave: Scotty....
	5:55pm Scott67: G'day Knave! How's Melbourne today mate? Did ya get all that rain? ☕😎🤙💨☕
	🦇 5:57pm Yvang: Barney Wilen playing saxophone on Pretty Day...
	6:01pm The Knave: yup its a drizzly one today Scotty!
	6:01pm dreamyandseedy: weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
	6:02pm The Knave: @Scott67: stay tuned for the "Fuzz Face" Hellraiser special coming up this Saturday on FMTM!
	🦇 6:03pm Handy Haversack: HH: "I think it might be an hour of Cocteau Twins." K8: "Oh my god, delightful. That's the best news ever. Way to go, Julie." So that should definitely be the direction we go in, or I might have to answer for it!
	🦇 6:05pm Julie: nick blew the surprise then left hmmmph
	6:05pm Scott67: I see that Knave! Putting your Mutton Chops to good use mate!
	🦇 6:05pm Handy Haversack: WHEW
	🦇 6:05pm Julie: I honestly thought I had done this already till you guys reminded me last week
	🦇 6:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...if you play Cocteau Twins backwards ...there are ...real Lyrics ! ...mostly - shopping lists - sort of thing...
	6:06pm luka: oh hell yeah
	6:07pm dreamyandseedy: will they be in chronological order? i love to hear the progression
	6:07pm Phillip: WHAAT😱 one whole hour of the Cocteau twins. Oh wow😱
	🦇 6:08pm Julie: @dreamy sorry I should have :(
	6:08pm Scott67: I approve of this message!🍻😎🤙
	🦇 6:08pm B R M: love it so so so so much
	🦇 6:09pm Handy Haversack: dreamy, you'll just have to remix and report back on your findings!
	🦇 6:09pm listener james from westwood: Ahhh, now this is some lovely dinner music.
	6:09pm Phillip: Pink opaque was the first song I ever heard. I fell n love with Elizabeth Fraziers voice
	🦇 6:09pm Julie: i wanted to mix it up a bit
	6:11pm Phillip: Sugar hiccup. Two versions I like the one with the background singing
	🦇 6:11pm B R M: there are literally no bad choices
	6:12pm Phillip: LUSH the indie band comes very close to the Cocteau twins sound I have every song they ever made
	6:12pm dreamyandseedy: i will make do :) really wish i could remember how and when i first heard them
	🦇 6:14pm Julie: @BRM that was the difficulty putting this set together... no bad CT's
	🦇 6:14pm Julie: Lush is also wonderful!
	🦇 6:14pm Yvang: I bought this Spangle Maker EP during a high school trip in England.
	6:14pm Phillip: Forget Columbia house having the Cocteau twins I had to buy their cd from a place in Boston called “Harvard square records” expensive too. But we’ll worth it
	6:16pm dreamyandseedy: her voice! swooning
	🦇 6:16pm B R M: The best is googling lyrics: "And should I be hugged and tugged down through this tiger's masque And should I be sung and unbroken by not saying" I mean.. maybe?
	🦇 6:17pm woj: pretty sure "lorelei" was the first cocteaus song i heard. it was all uphill from there!
	6:18pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Heaven Or Las Vegas is really bittersweet music for me; the first album of theirs I really loved and yet coinciding with my first break-up
	🦇 6:19pm B R M: Best friend's older sister turned me on to LULLABIES in the early 80's and it has been a love affair ever since (with the band, not her Ha)
	6:19pm Jason from Screwston: [sings along]
	🦇 6:19pm woj: one of the transmitter shutdown carts at wtsc used "aikea-guinea" as the background music and, to this day, i start reciting, "at this time, wtsc concludes its brodcast day, etc." every time i hear it. :)
	6:20pm luka: i only own one CT LP, but it’s a minty copy of Treasure i found at a sale in the basement of a courthouse in crown point, indiana.
	🦇 6:20pm Julie: oh wow that's so funny, woj...also, HIYA!
	🦇 6:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: DearGawd ...not 1/3rd of a Century - but essentially 1/3rd of a Century... ChaCha - that's my thing w/ early 90s Musics : It meant a great deal to me - but I don't really wanna be there again ! My first ♄Saturn Return & all ...somewhat congruous with working in CD stores with great sounds & starving...
	6:20pm Phillip: Evangeline off of “four calendar cafe”.
	🦇 6:20pm B R M: @luka I love it
	🦇 6:21pm Julie: Treasure was the first I heard and remains my favorite.
	🦇 6:21pm woj: hey jb! that picture with them all smiling is cracking me right up!
	🦇 6:22pm Julie: Cannibal is having a lie down in his hammock, I guess he likes the music?
	6:22pm Phillip: The 1990s were hell on earth for me as well. But musically it’s was a great time to be alive listening to college radio
	🦇 6:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ..& besides - Morrissey called them Cocteau Twits I guess for lyrical quality ...which is reason enuff to champion them.
	🦇 6:23pm Handy Haversack: I'm shaving the sides of every head in this apartment now. It is decided!
	6:23pm Scott67: A Parrot Hammock???🦜
	🦇 6:24pm Handy Haversack: To Morrissey they were probably foreigners stealing ears that English music could be getting in. Dude was always a POS.
	🦇 6:25pm B R M: I am sure he considered Scotland a part of England, @Handy 🤣
	🦇 6:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The UK scene has always been a bit sarky like that...
	🦇 6:25pm Julie: haha yes...it's a round cloth covered thing hanging from chains with toys on it
	6:25pm timinoak: Enjoying the show! Thank you.
	🦇 6:25pm Julie: thanks, timinoak!
	6:25pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Cocteau Twins' instrumental 'Ribbed and Veined' was bizarrely enough the end titles theme for a Finnish consumer relations TV show called Kuningaskuluttaja (King Consumer)
	🦇 6:26pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, but subaltern, B R M. They should stay in their place and out of his way.
	🦇 6:26pm woj: parrot in a hammock, i know, it's serious
	6:26pm Phillip: I actually paid $35 dollars for each import cd of the Cocteau twins came out to $800 dollars on my moms credit card. She had a literal fit when the bill came
	🦇 6:27pm Julie: wowie! I bet!
	6:27pm Scott67: & Cannibal actually lays in it?
	6:27pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Mama don't preach I'm keeping the CD's
	🦇 6:27pm Julie: he does! sometimes I catch him napping laying on his belly in it.
	6:28pm northguineahills: i decided it was a good time to shave and missed cherry colored funk, arrrrrrrrggghhhh!
	6:29pm Scott67: Sweet!🦜❤️
	🦇 6:29pm Julie: it's something peculiar to the species, they like that kind of thing
	🦇 6:29pm Julie: a lot of caiques like to be on their backs but mine does not.
	6:33pm Scott67: Yeah, a lot of Parrot Species like to roll & lay about at play.
	🦇 6:33pm woj: fingers crossed for a loop of the cocteaus covering "gigolo aunt" to go out on today's show! ;) (can you imagine???)
	6:33pm dreamyandseedy: i'm hoping for serpentskirt
	🦇 6:34pm Julie: haha if only!
	🦇 6:35pm Julie: @scott I am more used to cockatiels who don't act that way.
	🦇 6:37pm Julie: this is good music for sunset
	🦇 6:39pm Handy Haversack: We're heading out to meet K8's parents for a valedictory dinner out. Many thanks, Julie! Stay Darked, everyone!
	6:39pm rf: Just joining... are these really Fruitopia commercials by Cocteau Twins?
	🦇 6:39pm Julie: have fun Handy!
	🦇 6:39pm chris in the redwoods: buon appetito, Handy and K8 and folks!
	🦇 6:40pm Julie: hi rf! Yes both cocteaus and kate bush did music for fruitopia commercials in the 90s!
	🦇 6:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cocteaus are a prime example of the mysterious powers Musics have to effect the nervous system & even alter consciousness. Imho.
	🦇 6:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I mean - I shouldn't be surprised if the Angels like it...
	6:43pm Jason from Screwston: One of my favorites right here. Phew.
	🦇 6:43pm Julie: this album was really jarring after treasure but I love it now
	6:43pm rf: I recall a heated debate over whether Fruitopia should be allowed in school vending machines, at least in our area, when I was in high school (given its high sugar content, etc)-- if I had been tuned in then, I would have surely consumed more Fruitopia, who knows what the health consequences would have been? At least I get to listen now. Thank you
	🦇 6:43pm woj: in germany, this song is called "vax and vane"
	🦇 6:44pm Julie: Vax and Vein so very many needles
	🦇 6:44pm Handy Haversack: Jason, many of us clicky-starred on Ray Boogie's show!
	🦇 6:45pm B R M: Was just talking about this @Julie in terms of the CTS-- when you live through the evolution of a band with months and years in between releases, its completely different than like, sharing the band with my kids and they can find all of it at once...
	🦇 6:46pm B R M: CTs*
	🦇 6:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& of course I imagine the era was rife with MDMA & everybody was making this textural sound cause of that level with whatever degree of self-awareness...
	6:46pm luka: hit after hit after hit
	🦇 6:46pm Julie: @BRM Indeed... like listening to the first 3 kate albums and then having THE DREAMING come out
	6:47pm rf: Hey Coca-Cola, now is your time to bring back Fruitopia
	🦇 6:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That a 'Pop' Artist must Progress or @ least Change - can we not credit Dylan & TheBeatles ?
	🦇 6:48pm woj: i wish i could clicky-star comments
	🦇 6:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well - Jazz always did ...People always have. It characterizes Modernism - Shock of the New blablah...
	🦇 6:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...even TheBeatles - when I held the 2009 Remasters box in one hand ...it was less Albums than This Work & say 13ish (actually short) Chapters in it ...you know something is a Museum Piece once it's miniaturized & under glass...
	🦇 6:51pm B R M: @Julie and also with KB and Cocteau, the context of Reagan's 80's and MTV and 80's music in general, it was just a unique time and place for them... @RevolutionRabbit - totally! These bands are not unique. Look at Prince, etc. More the experience of being a fan and how the records hit when they came out... subjective but definitely different than having the whole catalogue at your fingertips is all.
	🦇 6:54pm B R M: Here's my Cocteau Twins vinyl BTW www.discogs.com...
	6:55pm dreamyandseedy: over too soon!!!!! thank you Julie!!!
	6:55pm Scott67: Thanks Julie! Lovely stuff mate! ☕😎🤙💨🌻🦜
	🦇 6:55pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Julie!
	🦇 6:55pm chris in the redwoods: wow, thanks, Julie! what a great show.
	🦇 6:55pm Bas NL: Thanks Julie! Great show!!
	🦇 6:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I've always been ambivalent about Prince. But - that was part of my experience of him that way ! One was always wondering what all that Talent was going to be applied to... & then that abruptly ceased in his 50s - some weird age. Fentanyl !
	🦇 6:56pm Yvang: This hour of Cocteau Twins was Wow!
	🦇 6:56pm Midge: Thanks Julie!
	🦇 6:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~
	🦇 6:57pm Julie: @BRM that's a dead link
	🦇 6:57pm Yvang: Thanks!!!
	6:57pm northguineahills: Mmmm, I was into the Cocacteau Twins by '94, the fruitopia commercials might have been before then....
	6:57pm northguineahills: thanks, Julie!
	🦇 6:58pm Yvang: Cockatoo Twins??
	6:58pm Jason from Screwston: Thank you, Julie. Stay safe and sweet, good buddies.
	🦇 6:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah frankly I'm surprised they were in the game as early as this in the 1980s, in my ignorance. Impressive.
	🦇 6:58pm Julie: it was sometime in the 90s but I think only the kate ones played in the US
	🦇 6:58pm Julie: thanks so much everyone!
	6:59pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I would not say no if you should have more Cocteau Twins-related bonus hours, like of Robin Guthrie-produced stuff or Elisabeth Fraser's collaborations/solo stuff. That said, this was lovely and no matter how crap day I might have had, whenever your show's on everything is just all right. Thanks Julie!
	🦇 6:59pm woj: thank you julie! hiccup
	7:00pm katharsis: Thank you Julie and all
	🦇 7:01pm B R M: @julie great show thank you, nice to be able to hang out again

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