WFMU: Wired Up!: Playlist from January 28, 2023

Listener comments!
	👻 2:55pm Krys O.: Hello there from over here!
	2:56pm Aitch: Wired in. Hey all.
	2:57pm Aitch: ↳ Krys O. @2:55 You really do cover some ground on your roller-coaster
	👻 2:57pm Krys O.: ↳ Aitch @2:57 Cheers!
	2:59pm Becky Ebenkamp: Hello!
	3:00pm Debbie Davenport: 💖 Hello everyone!
	3:00pm Becky Ebenkamp: Looks like I can’t afford that Ding Dong record, Krys!
	3:01pm Kittimu: Hey chat!
	3:01pm Mr. Oxford: Hello all! Kitten Sparkles, Cherie, Krys O (again!), Aitch, Becky, Kittimu and Debbie!
	👻 3:02pm Krys O.: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:00 Oof! Neither could I.
	3:02pm Debbie Davenport: 💖
	👻 3:02pm Krys O.: All right! I love this song....
	3:02pm Becky Ebenkamp: It’s because of Money!
	3:02pm Kittimu: how's everyone doing
	👻 3:02pm Krys O.: ↳ Song: "My Purgatory Years" by "The Quick" A frequent ear worm for me.
	3:03pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Kittimu @3:02 Great! How about you?
	3:03pm Becky Ebenkamp: Deb!
	3:03pm Kittimu: I'm doing good. Been up to anything fun?
	3:04pm Becky Ebenkamp: I watched Ben last night!
	3:06pm Cheree July: Hallo #glittergang!🌟⚡️
	3:06pm Mr. Oxford: Hey Becky, I really like your Bubblegum OD Show. Due to my time zone being different, I'm never able to catch it live but I do check in the archives. You did a cover of a Hindi song "Jaan Pehchaan Ho" a year ago I think. As a person who speaks Hindi, I approve of your cover. It's a tough song to sing!
	3:06pm Becky Ebenkamp: Hey, Cheree!
	3:06pm Debbie Davenport: I favorited that cover. I agree.
	3:07pm Debbie Davenport: Hi Cheree!
	3:07pm Cheree July: Heh Becky & Debbie!🤘
	3:08pm Becky Ebenkamp: Thank you, Mr. Oxford! Are you in West Asia/Middle East?
	3:09pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:08 I live in Northern Europe actually. But originally of Indian origin.
	3:10pm Becky Ebenkamp: That is one of my fave songs and I’ve never known the words, so I just wrote them down phonetically and did a little bit at a time! A lot of “tape” ended up on the floor ; )
	3:11pm Debbie Davenport: oh wow! I wouldn't of guessed that. Good idea!
	3:12pm Becky Ebenkamp: Cheree, are you going to Palm Springs for Modernism Week? I was just asked to switch my DJ shift to Saturday. I was wondering what was up.
	3:13pm Becky Ebenkamp: Not the Pretty Things ; )
	3:13pm Cheree July: Becky, I didn't know about that?
	3:13pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:10 Writing a foreign language song down phonetically and singing it that way is from my experience the best way to do it! I also sing a lot in foreign languages which I do not know. Here is an English translation of the song. It's quite a accurate, except I would say that "Jaan Pehchaan Ho" means in the context of the song "Let's get to know each other". Here's the link to the translation: lyricstranslate.com...
	3:14pm Aitch: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:12 Palm Springs for Modernism Week? Sounds exotic.
	3:15pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Mr. Oxford @3:13 I meant "Jaan Pehchaan Ho" translates to "Let's get to know each other" rather than the "Let there be familiarity" which the translation suggests. The rest seems accurate.
	3:15pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Mr. Oxford @3:13 OMG, thank you, Mr. Oxford! I don’t know why I never thot of that before! So are you midnight sun Northern Europe?
	3:17pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:15 Yeah during summers there are nights when the sun doesn't really go down. I live in Estonia, which is a European Union country located very close to Finland and Sweden. So it is quite comparable to Nordic countries' weather.
	3:18pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Mr. Oxford @3:17 My cat has a lot of IG friends who live in Finland and Sweden.
	3:20pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:18 I am not surprised. They are fond of cats and have cat cafes too if I'm not mistaken.
	3:22pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Mr. Oxford @3:17 I have a guess to what the lyrics mean. A little different than what the poster wrote: all that talk about heart stealers… I think they are secretly in love but parents set them up for arranged marriages to others.
	3:23pm Debbie Davenport: We're learning German! Feuer und eis. Feuer und eis.
	3:23pm Debbie Davenport: I might remember that!
	3:23pm Kittimu: I can't stand the daylight cycle in nordic countries. I was in Norway during christmas 2019 to visit relatives and there were like 3 hours of light a day and all of it was cloudy. I was just miserable the whole time
	3:24pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Aitch @3:14 I’ve never been before! It can be expensive to go to the events so this way I can go for free. I don’t need to see any of the fancy stuff. Except someone made a concept house based on my friend Shag’s artwork. Gotta see that!
	3:27pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Cheree July @3:13 It’s kind of a mess! Not until the end of February, so still a lot of time for planning. I heard Don might be spinning.
	3:27pm Becky Ebenkamp: Yay!
	3:29pm Becky Ebenkamp: I desperately need this record. I’ve been looking for five years and it’s always $25+
	3:31pm Cheree July: Debbie, grow up in PA like I did. You'll learn German EASY.
	3:35pm Becky Ebenkamp: There’s that voice… Are you learning for a trip, Deb?
	3:35pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:22 Hahaha, I don't think the lyrics allude to arranged marriages at all. It is just a song about young people crushing on each other. Indian songs' lyrics ironically never allude to arranged marriage and instead are always about falling in love. These songs are from movies and most Indian movies are (again ironically) about love between two people who then get married. That being said, I DO like your interpretation though. There should be an Indian song that addresses arranged marriages haha.
	3:36pm Debbie Davenport: Too late! I'm a grown up now. I want this song so much. I can never find it.
	3:36pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Debbie Davenport @3:23 Das ist vielen interessant!
	3:37pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Mr. Oxford @3:35 I’ve seen the movie! Have you? That is the very first scene.
	3:39pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:37 Oh wow hahaha. I have never seen the movie. It is actually not that popular. "Jaan Pehchaan Ho" also is not that popular among Indians as it is among Garage Rock fans in North America. I think it was featured in a commercial that's why.
	3:40pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:37 What did you think of the movie?
	3:42pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Debbie Davenport @3:36 One is never too late to learn a language, Debbie! You can learn it too. :)
	3:44pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Mr. Oxford @3:40 That is hilarious. I’ll let you know the origins of the popularity in America as best I know. But first, the movie review: After this amazing, lavish musical numbers with fuzz guitar and masked performers… we never see those people ever again. I think they are the hotel band and the movie is about the guests. Who begin mysteriously dying off one by one. It is a fucking Agatha Christie movie!
	3:47pm Debbie Davenport: ↳ Mr. Oxford @3:42 yeah! Thanks! I noticed how much dutch is like english too. That's encouraging. Not at first visually but phonetically. Moeder Natuur/ Mother Nature, etc. But we don't travel, so I don't feel like i'd use it. Might put it off.
	3:49pm Debbie Davenport: Lots of spanish speakers in California and Oregon. I should of picked that up. For some reason French sinks in better.
	3:49pm Becky Ebenkamp: The tape of the dance number: started circulating in early to mid ‘90s. Everyone who collected weirdo stuff had seen it by about 1995. The rumor was that Lux & Ivy from the Cramps found it and put it out because of the the Phantom Surfers, a fun Cali band that also wore masks. It stayed dormant for awhile, but then the song and video popped up in the 2001 movie Ghost World, based on the comic. That exposed it to many more people. The beer commercial was a while after that.
	3:49pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:44 Hahaha. Yes, the phenomena of song in a movie featuring people who never appear in the movie again is known in India as an "Item number". Usually in the movies (which are essentially musicals), they have songs which are "sung" by the main characters. Some songs are out of place so they just put them in the backdrop of a hotel/casino/ temple/what have you with people who never appear again in the movie haha. Sometimes they have a dedicated diva who isn't an actor to sing the "item number". It sounds a thriller which shamelessly ripped off an Agatha Christie story. Stories were plagiarized a lot in old Indian movies haha.
	3:50pm Becky Ebenkamp: Learning a language would have been a great COVID project.
	3:51pm Debbie Davenport: yeah
	3:53pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:49 I did NOT know the mid-90's tape/Cramps story. I am now remembering it being featured in Ghost World (I was too young in 2001 to have even known of the movie, I saw it in 2014 myself). That is very interesting. Great DJs like you have so much valuable knowledge to share! The beer commercial I remember seeing in Canada in 2011 I think. That's when I came to know the song is popular at least in North America.
	3:56pm MHLee: Hello folks
	3:56pm Debbie Davenport: howdy!
	3:57pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Mr. Oxford @3:49 I was taking an Air India plane back from England once and couldn’t help noticing the monie on the screen. Like many Indian films, it covered just about every genre: musical, romance, action—someone came out in a Scream mask at some point! As it got closer to the end I was really getting a deja vubvibe. Then, the climactic scene: The girl falls off the Ferris wheel and the guy saves her by grabbing her sari. It unravels a bit but she never hits the ground. It was Indian Vertigo!
	3:57pm Cheree July: Becky, I would learn languages on Babbel when I used to work in startup culture hell.
	3:57pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ MHLee @3:56 Hello!
	3:59pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:49 One good Hindi movie soundtrack from around the same time (the mid1960s) I would recommend is of a movie called "Teesri Manzil". My favorite song from that movie is a 50s rock n'roll/garage rock type song called "Aaja Aaja". Here is the YouTube Link to the song: www.youtube.com...
	3:59pm Becky Ebenkamp: Did I hear Mike Batt singing?
	3:59pm Vrillon: Late to the chat....what movie are you referring to other than Ghost World? Is it Gunmaam? How does this connect to The Guess Who?
	3:59pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ MHLee @3:56 Hello again MHLee!
	4:00pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Vrillon @3:59 Yes, I believe that is the name
	4:00pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:57 Hahaha that is hillarious! I'm not familiar with this movie but will look it up. That is sooo funny!
	4:02pm Becky Ebenkamp: Another movie had an outdoor dance/wedding scene where most people were dressed in finery and I noticed one one revealer was wearing a Doors t-shirts with the pills for Os.
	4:03pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Vrillon @3:59 Hey Vrillon. Yes, Gumnaam is the name of the movie. How do you know this movie?!
	4:06pm Vrillon: I never saw the film, I knew the song from GW and related YouTubes. I would love to hear the CRAMPS version if that's a real thing. Down the RabbitHole--interwebs don't fail now!
	4:07pm Becky Ebenkamp: I used to like in Queens, and I think it was Jackson Height that had a huge Indian community. It wasn’t far. I went there to find meal ingredients and DVDs occasionally. Of course, no subtitles.
	4:07pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @4:02 That could be any Indian movie haha. It is a very common scene. Also, at least in old Indian movies, people who were wearing band shirts (like the Doors for examples) are usually the bad guys/antagonists in the movie. I have this theory that filmmakers went out of their way to show that people who wore bad shirts were up to no good to discourage the youth from doing the same. In modern movies though, people wear all sorts of stuff.
	4:08pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Vrillon @4:06 The Guess Who does a version of that song?! The Cramps, from what I know, discovered the scene/song. I don’t think they ever performed it.
	4:08pm Aitch: ↳ Song: "All Because of You" by "Geordie" A voice that could cut glass
	4:08pm Debbie Davenport: Hey! Hey! Hey!
	4:09pm timinoak: Hello hello.
	4:09pm Cheree July: Becky, I was born Morris County NJ, and there was a big Indian community there too.
	4:09pm Debbie Davenport: Hi Timinoak!
	4:10pm Becky Ebenkamp: Hi, Timinoak!
	4:10pm Debbie Davenport: Don is tight!
	4:12pm Debbie Davenport: Hey! Hey! Hey!
	4:12pm Cheree July: So is this Don Fardon song🤘
	4:13pm Debbie Davenport: Oh I didn't think about the fact that Don Fardon is also a Don. Good observation Cheree.
	4:13pm Becky Ebenkamp: That was good. From the Sorrows
	4:14pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @4:07 I think they started putting English subtitles to Indian movies only after 2010. The few movies which were nominated for the Academy Awards or had a Cannes film festival would be available with subtitles. Nowadays you can find most Indian movies in its entirety on YouTube, a lot of times with subtitles.
	4:14pm Becky Ebenkamp: Tanks!
	4:15pm Mr. Oxford: Today's show is really solid. Wired Up! is always solid but today's show is on another level.
	4:17pm Vrillon: This came up as Cramps/influenced by JAAN P.Ho: Bikini Girls with Machine Guns1 youtu.be...
	4:18pm Aitch: ↳ Song: "Let’s Get The Party Going" by "Warwick" Warwick pronounced warrick in English english
	4:18pm Becky Ebenkamp: Ah! I think my friend Candy played on that record. It had a video.
	4:18pm Kittimu: You guys know any good glam punk bands? I kinda feel like I've gone through most of them
	4:19pm Becky Ebenkamp: Aitch, really?! I never knew that! When I had the Zombies on Colin said “Dee Dee Warrick” and I just thot he didn’t know her name.
	4:20pm Cheree July: Kittimu, do you mean 70's Glam Punk bands or current?
	4:21pm Kittimu: I don't care either way
	4:22pm Vrillon: ↳ Aitch @4:18 "Warwick" Davis is Willow, same pronunciation. Warrick Brown was a character on CSI. Useful trivia!
	4:22pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Cheree July @4:20 Perhaps you've already heard of them, The Heartbreaks (led by Johnny Thunders of NY Dolls). They had one album called L.A.M.F. which is pretty good.
	4:24pm Kittimu: Okay. I think I didn't like johnny thunders' voice very much, but I'll give them another try, every band deserves a fair shot
	4:24pm Cheree July: Kittimu, Don says The Lee Harvey Oswald Band & Hammered Satin. Frenzy who did Poser in 1976 would probably count as 70s Glam Punk. Don really likes that one. He says he wishes Celebrity Skin covered that song.
	4:25pm Kittimu: Ok thanks
	4:27pm Cheree July: Zolar-X counts as Glam Punk. Back in the East Coast where I'm from, The Fast from NYC from the mid to late 70s were Glam Punk. They played at Max's Kansas City.
	4:27pm Aitch: ↳ Song: "The Bomb" by "Tiger" Right up there with Pantherman. What is it with glam and cats?
	4:28pm Becky Ebenkamp: Cats like to look good
	4:29pm Vrillon: Forgot I could favorite these songs in the playlist. WooHOO! I like the songs with the bop-she-bop lingo and lots of hi-hat and clapping! GOGOGO!
	4:29pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Kittimu @4:24 I would second Cheree's recommendation of Zolar-X. Another band I could think of is a band called Pelle Miljoona Oy which is a Finnish punk rock band from the late 1970s/early 1980s. Their very early stuff was a bit glam. They had a song called "Tahdon Rakastella Sinua" which sounds like it could be played on a show like this one.
	4:29pm Kittimu: cats, the glammest of animals
	4:30pm Aitch: ↳ Song: "Space Age Love" by "Zolar X" First heard Zolar X being played on Wired Up. So good.
	4:32pm Vrillon: ↳ Aitch @4:30 It's always a fun history class around here. I wish it were an elective in HS (in the 80's).
	4:32pm Cheree July: Don is playing Throw Him In Jail by John DuCann. That was released as a single in 1977 with a Punk cartoon guy on the sleeve.
	4:34pm Cheree July: Two current Glam Punk bands are Starcrawler & The Pistols.
	4:34pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Kittimu @4:29 I do not care for SC
	4:36pm Mr. Oxford: Unfortunately, I have to leave. Thank you Don and Cheree for a fantastic show. Thank you all in the chat for the company, I learned so much. Have a great day everyone!
	4:36pm Debbie Davenport: Bye Mr. Oxford!
	4:36pm Kittimu: Oh I've tried to get into Starcrawler but I just can't manage
	4:36pm Vrillon: I remember Bay City Rollers on AM radio would drive me crazy with Saturday Night. I've been addicted to Wired UP for the past year! I read the chat transcripts whenever I stream it. PeeWee Herman sent me! Love love love it Don!
	4:37pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Mr. Oxford @4:36 Thanks for the cinema tips! Nice to meet you, Mr. Oxford.
	4:37pm Cheree July: Welcome Mr. Oxford! 👋
	4:37pm Kittimu: For the record, my fave 70s glam punk bands rn are the Harlots of 42nd Street and the Hollywood Brats
	4:38pm Debbie Davenport: I couldn't decide how I felt about Starcrawler's music when I saw them, but the singer kept going on stage during MC50's set and was trying to draw attention to herself. I thought that was obnoxious. Wayne seemed to like it but that may of just been him being polite. Not sure.
	4:39pm Cheree July: Becky, I met Henri & Arrow from Starcrawler in person. Well, to each their own.
	4:40pm Debbie Davenport: Love Hollywood Brats
	4:42pm Vrillon: ↳ Song: "We All Live Together - So Bad" by "Melissa" I hear some Joan Jett here! HAY!
	4:42pm Kittimu: A couple days ago I realized the Discogs page for the Hollywood Brats has a scan of a CD booklet with all the lyrics on it, so I spent all Thursday evening setting up a page on the Genius Lyrics site for them
	4:42pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Cheree July @4:39 Nepotism.
	4:44pm Becky Ebenkamp: But that’s life in Hollywood. It’s not like I think they are terrible, just that they get an inordinate amount of attention.
	4:44pm Debbie Davenport: I recently got this Stephen record in the mail. I love the song title.
	4:45pm Debbie Davenport: and the song too of course
	4:46pm Cheree July: Becky, I had a friend named Rebecca who decided to introduce them to me at Amoeba Hollywood. I didn't ask her to intoduce me to Henri and Arrow. It was a coincidence. Calm down.
	4:46pm Debbie Davenport: That is kind of you Kittimu. Superfan!
	4:46pm Kittimu: but yeah I can't get into Starcrawler. Or the Starbenders. Or the Velveteers. I think most modern glam punk or punk-inspired bands are a bit heavy for me. I like Roxx Revolt and the Velvets though, they're good
	4:47pm Kittimu: ....y'know, I think one of the Hammered Satin albums has a scan of the lyrics on Discogs as well. Maybe I need to make them a lyrics page too
	4:50pm Cheree July: Hey, I never claimed to be perfect or claimed to a Glam Punk expert ppl.
	4:50pm Debbie Davenport: one of my Hammered satin 7" records has lyrics if you need me to photograph them for you. UFO I think
	4:51pm Becky Ebenkamp: Such a great song. Um, Cheree, I said that in case you really liked the band—I worried that my previous note sounded snotty so I elaborated. Please don’t tell me to calm down. .
	4:51pm Kittimu: Sure, Debbie. I think you follow me on Instagram so you can probably send me a message through there.
	4:52pm Kittimu: Sorry I don't like Starcrawler much, Cheree. I promise I tried.
	4:53pm Debbie Davenport: OKay Kittimu. After Wired Up is over Gordon is taking me out to the movies, but I'll photograph it and message you in IG after that.
	4:54pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Debbie Davenport @4:53 What will you see?
	4:54pm Debbie Davenport: Megan
	4:54pm Cheree July: Whoa, this is the 1st time Wired Up chat & the #glittergang has flamed me. 😨😳😣😱 My bad?
	4:55pm Debbie Davenport: I know it will be silly, but I like dolls and robots that seem like Dolls. YOu're human Cheree.
	4:56pm Debbie Davenport: ↳ Kittimu @4:51 It's not the UFO single. It's the Reptillian single. That is such a beautiful song!!!
	4:56pm Debbie Davenport: Sexy too. It's made me cry at least a couple times.
	4:56pm Kittimu: Oh cool
	4:59pm Cheree July: Hey, Mr. Fab, is it okay for me & Don to go over a few minutes. Don just told me to ask.🤔
	4:59pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Cheree July @4:54 I think you are overreacting. I don’t think I flamed you. Your note to me sounded sassy. I didn’t know why you were explaining that to me. No one cares what I think is cool.
	5:00pm Becky Ebenkamp: Really fun show!
	5:00pm Kittimu: this is the most nerve wracking wired up chat I've ever been in
	5:00pm Aitch: Thanks Don and Cheree!
	5:01pm timinoak: thanks for the show!
	5:01pm Debbie Davenport: Thanks for a great show and cool chatroom scene everyone. 💖
	5:02pm Kittimu: yeah thanks for the good show!
	5:02pm Cheree July: I have Aspergers. I'm on the functional end of the Autism Spectrum. Sometimes I take things literally. That's why my note came off unintentionally sassy. Forgive me.🙏
	5:03pm Cheree July: Welcome #glittergang. 👍✌️
	5:05pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Cheree July @5:02 Let’s chalk it up to a misunderstanding on both of our sides—I didn’t want you to think I was dissing your tastes. It’s hard to tell tone with chat sometimes.
	5:09pm Cheree July: It's okay Becky. Glad we smoothed this out.

Wired Up!: Playlist from January 28, 2023

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
The Quick	My Purgatory Years "My Purgatory Years" by "The Quick"		Burger	2016	Vinyl	US		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Light Fantastic	Don’t Let Go "Don’t Let Go" by "Light Fantastic"		Metronome	1974	7"	UK (German pic sleeve)		0:06:09 (Pop-up)
Merlin	Wild Cat "Wild Cat" by "Merlin"		CBS	1974	7"	Germany	*	0:09:24 (Pop-up)
The Electric Banana	Groovy Baby Bubblegum Music		RCA	1970	7"	UK		0:11:39 (Pop-up)
Chunky	Albatross Baby "Albatross Baby" by "Chunky"		Orange	1973	7"	UK		0:14:00 (Pop-up)
Sisters	Kick Your Boots Off "Kick Your Boots Off" by "Sisters"		Bell	1973	7"	UK (French pic sleeve)		0:18:21 (Pop-up)
Jutta Weinhold	Feuer und Eis (48 Crash)		Ariola	1973	7"	Germany		0:20:12 (Pop-up)
Dazzling All Night Rock Show	20 Fantastic Bands		Magnet	1973	7"	UK		0:23:37 (Pop-up)
The Casuals	Tara Tiger Girl "Tara Tiger Girl" by "The Casuals"		Odeon	1972	7"	UK (Spanish pic sleeve)		0:26:57 (Pop-up)
American Jam Band	American Jam "American Jam" by "American Jam Band"		Parlophone	1972	7"	UK		0:29:11 (Pop-up)
Ronnie & the Dirt Riders	Yellow Van		RCA	1976	7"	US		0:32:25 (Pop-up)
Warwick	Let’s Get The Party Going		RAK	1975	7"	UK (Dutch pic sleeve)		0:39:31 (Pop-up)
Smoke	My Lullaby "My Lullaby" by "Smoke"		United Artists	1975	7"	UK (French pic sleeve)		0:45:03 (Pop-up)
Buzz	Motorway Madness "Motorway Madness" by "Buzz"		Polydor	1976	7"	UK		0:46:08 (Pop-up)
Go Go Thunder	The Race "The Race" by "Go Go Thunder"		RCA	1975	7"	UK		0:48:53 (Pop-up)
Fancy	Speedway Motor Racing Flying Angel Gang		Aladin	1980	7"	Germany		0:52:33 (Pop-up)
Kim Fowley	Strangers From The Sky		Reprise	1967	7"	US		0:55:27 (Pop-up)
Chris Hodge	Contact Love "Contact Love" by "Chris Hodge"		Apple Records	1973	7"	UK (French pic sleeve)		0:58:15 (Pop-up)
Sandy Kannon	Mr Hitmaker Man "Mr Hitmaker Man" by "Sandy Kannon"		Kef Records	1970	7"	US		1:01:10 (Pop-up)
Tea	Good Times "Good Times" by "Tea"		Vertigo	1974	7"	Germany		1:03:03 (Pop-up)
Geordie	All Because of You "All Because of You" by "Geordie"		Belaphon	1973	7"	UK (German pic sleeve)		1:06:28 (Pop-up)
Don Fardon	Don’t Do That "Don’t Do That" by "Don Fardon"		Young Blood International	1974	7"	Italy		1:09:47 (Pop-up)
Chris Neal	Mr. Leather and Velvet		EMI Electrola	1973	7"	Germany		1:17:01 (Pop-up)
RAH Band	The Crunch pt 1 "The Crunch pt 1" by "RAH Band"		RCA	1977	7"	UK (German pic sleeve)		1:20:24 (Pop-up)
Tiger	The Bomb "The Bomb" by "Tiger"		Phillips	1973	7"	Netherlands		1:23:56 (Pop-up)
Zolar X	Space Age Love "Space Age Love" by "Zolar X"	Timeless	Phrygian	1982	Vinyl	US		1:28:02 (Pop-up)
John Du Cann	Throw Him in Jail "Throw Him in Jail" by "John Du Cann"		Arista	1977	7"	UK		1:29:52 (Pop-up)
Kenny	Give it to Me Now "Give it to Me Now" by "Kenny"		Columbia	1973	7"	UK (German pic sleeve)		1:32:22 (Pop-up)
Cole Younger	She’s Not My Lover		Magnet	1977	7"	UK		1:35:02 (Pop-up)
Melissa	We All Live Together - So Bad		EMI	1983	7"	Germany		1:38:02 (Pop-up)
Stephen	Right On Running Man "Right On Running Man" by "Stephen"		Antic	1974	7"	UK (Belgian pic sleeve)		1:41:47 (Pop-up)
The Sweet	The Lies In Your Eyes "The Lies In Your Eyes" by "The Sweet"		RCA	1976	7"	UK		1:46:26 (Pop-up)
Thieves	Ali Baba "Ali Baba" by "Thieves"		RAK	1973	7"	UK (German pic sleeve)		1:49:06 (Pop-up)
Grumble	Da Doo Ron Ron "Da Doo Ron Ron" by "Grumble"		RCA	1973	7"	UK (German pic sleeve)		1:52:07 (Pop-up)
The Three O’Clock	Jet Fighter "Jet Fighter" by "The Three O’Clock"		Lolita	1984	7"	France		1:54:52 (Pop-up)
Les Marylenes	le beau tetard sur son cigare		Vogue	1978	7"	France		1:59:14 (Pop-up)

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	👻 2:55pm Krys O.: Hello there from over here!
	2:56pm Aitch: Wired in. Hey all.
	2:57pm Aitch: ↳ Krys O. @2:55 You really do cover some ground on your roller-coaster
	👻 2:57pm Krys O.: ↳ Aitch @2:57 Cheers!
	2:59pm Becky Ebenkamp: Hello!
	3:00pm Debbie Davenport: 💖 Hello everyone!
	3:00pm Becky Ebenkamp: Looks like I can’t afford that Ding Dong record, Krys!
	3:01pm Kittimu: Hey chat!
	3:01pm Mr. Oxford: Hello all! Kitten Sparkles, Cherie, Krys O (again!), Aitch, Becky, Kittimu and Debbie!
	👻 3:02pm Krys O.: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:00 Oof! Neither could I.
	3:02pm Debbie Davenport: 💖
	👻 3:02pm Krys O.: All right! I love this song....
	3:02pm Becky Ebenkamp: It’s because of Money!
	3:02pm Kittimu: how's everyone doing
	👻 3:02pm Krys O.: ↳ Song: "My Purgatory Years" by "The Quick" A frequent ear worm for me.
	3:03pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Kittimu @3:02 Great! How about you?
	3:03pm Becky Ebenkamp: Deb!
	3:03pm Kittimu: I'm doing good. Been up to anything fun?
	3:04pm Becky Ebenkamp: I watched Ben last night!
	3:06pm Cheree July: Hallo #glittergang!🌟⚡️
	3:06pm Mr. Oxford: Hey Becky, I really like your Bubblegum OD Show. Due to my time zone being different, I'm never able to catch it live but I do check in the archives. You did a cover of a Hindi song "Jaan Pehchaan Ho" a year ago I think. As a person who speaks Hindi, I approve of your cover. It's a tough song to sing!
	3:06pm Becky Ebenkamp: Hey, Cheree!
	3:06pm Debbie Davenport: I favorited that cover. I agree.
	3:07pm Debbie Davenport: Hi Cheree!
	3:07pm Cheree July: Heh Becky & Debbie!🤘
	3:08pm Becky Ebenkamp: Thank you, Mr. Oxford! Are you in West Asia/Middle East?
	3:09pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:08 I live in Northern Europe actually. But originally of Indian origin.
	3:10pm Becky Ebenkamp: That is one of my fave songs and I’ve never known the words, so I just wrote them down phonetically and did a little bit at a time! A lot of “tape” ended up on the floor ; )
	3:11pm Debbie Davenport: oh wow! I wouldn't of guessed that. Good idea!
	3:12pm Becky Ebenkamp: Cheree, are you going to Palm Springs for Modernism Week? I was just asked to switch my DJ shift to Saturday. I was wondering what was up.
	3:13pm Becky Ebenkamp: Not the Pretty Things ; )
	3:13pm Cheree July: Becky, I didn't know about that?
	3:13pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:10 Writing a foreign language song down phonetically and singing it that way is from my experience the best way to do it! I also sing a lot in foreign languages which I do not know. Here is an English translation of the song. It's quite a accurate, except I would say that "Jaan Pehchaan Ho" means in the context of the song "Let's get to know each other". Here's the link to the translation: lyricstranslate.com...
	3:14pm Aitch: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:12 Palm Springs for Modernism Week? Sounds exotic.
	3:15pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Mr. Oxford @3:13 I meant "Jaan Pehchaan Ho" translates to "Let's get to know each other" rather than the "Let there be familiarity" which the translation suggests. The rest seems accurate.
	3:15pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Mr. Oxford @3:13 OMG, thank you, Mr. Oxford! I don’t know why I never thot of that before! So are you midnight sun Northern Europe?
	3:17pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:15 Yeah during summers there are nights when the sun doesn't really go down. I live in Estonia, which is a European Union country located very close to Finland and Sweden. So it is quite comparable to Nordic countries' weather.
	3:18pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Mr. Oxford @3:17 My cat has a lot of IG friends who live in Finland and Sweden.
	3:20pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:18 I am not surprised. They are fond of cats and have cat cafes too if I'm not mistaken.
	3:22pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Mr. Oxford @3:17 I have a guess to what the lyrics mean. A little different than what the poster wrote: all that talk about heart stealers… I think they are secretly in love but parents set them up for arranged marriages to others.
	3:23pm Debbie Davenport: We're learning German! Feuer und eis. Feuer und eis.
	3:23pm Debbie Davenport: I might remember that!
	3:23pm Kittimu: I can't stand the daylight cycle in nordic countries. I was in Norway during christmas 2019 to visit relatives and there were like 3 hours of light a day and all of it was cloudy. I was just miserable the whole time
	3:24pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Aitch @3:14 I’ve never been before! It can be expensive to go to the events so this way I can go for free. I don’t need to see any of the fancy stuff. Except someone made a concept house based on my friend Shag’s artwork. Gotta see that!
	3:27pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Cheree July @3:13 It’s kind of a mess! Not until the end of February, so still a lot of time for planning. I heard Don might be spinning.
	3:27pm Becky Ebenkamp: Yay!
	3:29pm Becky Ebenkamp: I desperately need this record. I’ve been looking for five years and it’s always $25+
	3:31pm Cheree July: Debbie, grow up in PA like I did. You'll learn German EASY.
	3:35pm Becky Ebenkamp: There’s that voice… Are you learning for a trip, Deb?
	3:35pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:22 Hahaha, I don't think the lyrics allude to arranged marriages at all. It is just a song about young people crushing on each other. Indian songs' lyrics ironically never allude to arranged marriage and instead are always about falling in love. These songs are from movies and most Indian movies are (again ironically) about love between two people who then get married. That being said, I DO like your interpretation though. There should be an Indian song that addresses arranged marriages haha.
	3:36pm Debbie Davenport: Too late! I'm a grown up now. I want this song so much. I can never find it.
	3:36pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Debbie Davenport @3:23 Das ist vielen interessant!
	3:37pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Mr. Oxford @3:35 I’ve seen the movie! Have you? That is the very first scene.
	3:39pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:37 Oh wow hahaha. I have never seen the movie. It is actually not that popular. "Jaan Pehchaan Ho" also is not that popular among Indians as it is among Garage Rock fans in North America. I think it was featured in a commercial that's why.
	3:40pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:37 What did you think of the movie?
	3:42pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Debbie Davenport @3:36 One is never too late to learn a language, Debbie! You can learn it too. :)
	3:44pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Mr. Oxford @3:40 That is hilarious. I’ll let you know the origins of the popularity in America as best I know. But first, the movie review: After this amazing, lavish musical numbers with fuzz guitar and masked performers… we never see those people ever again. I think they are the hotel band and the movie is about the guests. Who begin mysteriously dying off one by one. It is a fucking Agatha Christie movie!
	3:47pm Debbie Davenport: ↳ Mr. Oxford @3:42 yeah! Thanks! I noticed how much dutch is like english too. That's encouraging. Not at first visually but phonetically. Moeder Natuur/ Mother Nature, etc. But we don't travel, so I don't feel like i'd use it. Might put it off.
	3:49pm Debbie Davenport: Lots of spanish speakers in California and Oregon. I should of picked that up. For some reason French sinks in better.
	3:49pm Becky Ebenkamp: The tape of the dance number: started circulating in early to mid ‘90s. Everyone who collected weirdo stuff had seen it by about 1995. The rumor was that Lux & Ivy from the Cramps found it and put it out because of the the Phantom Surfers, a fun Cali band that also wore masks. It stayed dormant for awhile, but then the song and video popped up in the 2001 movie Ghost World, based on the comic. That exposed it to many more people. The beer commercial was a while after that.
	3:49pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:44 Hahaha. Yes, the phenomena of song in a movie featuring people who never appear in the movie again is known in India as an "Item number". Usually in the movies (which are essentially musicals), they have songs which are "sung" by the main characters. Some songs are out of place so they just put them in the backdrop of a hotel/casino/ temple/what have you with people who never appear again in the movie haha. Sometimes they have a dedicated diva who isn't an actor to sing the "item number". It sounds a thriller which shamelessly ripped off an Agatha Christie story. Stories were plagiarized a lot in old Indian movies haha.
	3:50pm Becky Ebenkamp: Learning a language would have been a great COVID project.
	3:51pm Debbie Davenport: yeah
	3:53pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:49 I did NOT know the mid-90's tape/Cramps story. I am now remembering it being featured in Ghost World (I was too young in 2001 to have even known of the movie, I saw it in 2014 myself). That is very interesting. Great DJs like you have so much valuable knowledge to share! The beer commercial I remember seeing in Canada in 2011 I think. That's when I came to know the song is popular at least in North America.
	3:56pm MHLee: Hello folks
	3:56pm Debbie Davenport: howdy!
	3:57pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Mr. Oxford @3:49 I was taking an Air India plane back from England once and couldn’t help noticing the monie on the screen. Like many Indian films, it covered just about every genre: musical, romance, action—someone came out in a Scream mask at some point! As it got closer to the end I was really getting a deja vubvibe. Then, the climactic scene: The girl falls off the Ferris wheel and the guy saves her by grabbing her sari. It unravels a bit but she never hits the ground. It was Indian Vertigo!
	3:57pm Cheree July: Becky, I would learn languages on Babbel when I used to work in startup culture hell.
	3:57pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ MHLee @3:56 Hello!
	3:59pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:49 One good Hindi movie soundtrack from around the same time (the mid1960s) I would recommend is of a movie called "Teesri Manzil". My favorite song from that movie is a 50s rock n'roll/garage rock type song called "Aaja Aaja". Here is the YouTube Link to the song: www.youtube.com...
	3:59pm Becky Ebenkamp: Did I hear Mike Batt singing?
	3:59pm Vrillon: Late to the chat....what movie are you referring to other than Ghost World? Is it Gunmaam? How does this connect to The Guess Who?
	3:59pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ MHLee @3:56 Hello again MHLee!
	4:00pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Vrillon @3:59 Yes, I believe that is the name
	4:00pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @3:57 Hahaha that is hillarious! I'm not familiar with this movie but will look it up. That is sooo funny!
	4:02pm Becky Ebenkamp: Another movie had an outdoor dance/wedding scene where most people were dressed in finery and I noticed one one revealer was wearing a Doors t-shirts with the pills for Os.
	4:03pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Vrillon @3:59 Hey Vrillon. Yes, Gumnaam is the name of the movie. How do you know this movie?!
	4:06pm Vrillon: I never saw the film, I knew the song from GW and related YouTubes. I would love to hear the CRAMPS version if that's a real thing. Down the RabbitHole--interwebs don't fail now!
	4:07pm Becky Ebenkamp: I used to like in Queens, and I think it was Jackson Height that had a huge Indian community. It wasn’t far. I went there to find meal ingredients and DVDs occasionally. Of course, no subtitles.
	4:07pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @4:02 That could be any Indian movie haha. It is a very common scene. Also, at least in old Indian movies, people who were wearing band shirts (like the Doors for examples) are usually the bad guys/antagonists in the movie. I have this theory that filmmakers went out of their way to show that people who wore bad shirts were up to no good to discourage the youth from doing the same. In modern movies though, people wear all sorts of stuff.
	4:08pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Vrillon @4:06 The Guess Who does a version of that song?! The Cramps, from what I know, discovered the scene/song. I don’t think they ever performed it.
	4:08pm Aitch: ↳ Song: "All Because of You" by "Geordie" A voice that could cut glass
	4:08pm Debbie Davenport: Hey! Hey! Hey!
	4:09pm timinoak: Hello hello.
	4:09pm Cheree July: Becky, I was born Morris County NJ, and there was a big Indian community there too.
	4:09pm Debbie Davenport: Hi Timinoak!
	4:10pm Becky Ebenkamp: Hi, Timinoak!
	4:10pm Debbie Davenport: Don is tight!
	4:12pm Debbie Davenport: Hey! Hey! Hey!
	4:12pm Cheree July: So is this Don Fardon song🤘
	4:13pm Debbie Davenport: Oh I didn't think about the fact that Don Fardon is also a Don. Good observation Cheree.
	4:13pm Becky Ebenkamp: That was good. From the Sorrows
	4:14pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Becky Ebenkamp @4:07 I think they started putting English subtitles to Indian movies only after 2010. The few movies which were nominated for the Academy Awards or had a Cannes film festival would be available with subtitles. Nowadays you can find most Indian movies in its entirety on YouTube, a lot of times with subtitles.
	4:14pm Becky Ebenkamp: Tanks!
	4:15pm Mr. Oxford: Today's show is really solid. Wired Up! is always solid but today's show is on another level.
	4:17pm Vrillon: This came up as Cramps/influenced by JAAN P.Ho: Bikini Girls with Machine Guns1 youtu.be...
	4:18pm Aitch: ↳ Song: "Let’s Get The Party Going" by "Warwick" Warwick pronounced warrick in English english
	4:18pm Becky Ebenkamp: Ah! I think my friend Candy played on that record. It had a video.
	4:18pm Kittimu: You guys know any good glam punk bands? I kinda feel like I've gone through most of them
	4:19pm Becky Ebenkamp: Aitch, really?! I never knew that! When I had the Zombies on Colin said “Dee Dee Warrick” and I just thot he didn’t know her name.
	4:20pm Cheree July: Kittimu, do you mean 70's Glam Punk bands or current?
	4:21pm Kittimu: I don't care either way
	4:22pm Vrillon: ↳ Aitch @4:18 "Warwick" Davis is Willow, same pronunciation. Warrick Brown was a character on CSI. Useful trivia!
	4:22pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Cheree July @4:20 Perhaps you've already heard of them, The Heartbreaks (led by Johnny Thunders of NY Dolls). They had one album called L.A.M.F. which is pretty good.
	4:24pm Kittimu: Okay. I think I didn't like johnny thunders' voice very much, but I'll give them another try, every band deserves a fair shot
	4:24pm Cheree July: Kittimu, Don says The Lee Harvey Oswald Band & Hammered Satin. Frenzy who did Poser in 1976 would probably count as 70s Glam Punk. Don really likes that one. He says he wishes Celebrity Skin covered that song.
	4:25pm Kittimu: Ok thanks
	4:27pm Cheree July: Zolar-X counts as Glam Punk. Back in the East Coast where I'm from, The Fast from NYC from the mid to late 70s were Glam Punk. They played at Max's Kansas City.
	4:27pm Aitch: ↳ Song: "The Bomb" by "Tiger" Right up there with Pantherman. What is it with glam and cats?
	4:28pm Becky Ebenkamp: Cats like to look good
	4:29pm Vrillon: Forgot I could favorite these songs in the playlist. WooHOO! I like the songs with the bop-she-bop lingo and lots of hi-hat and clapping! GOGOGO!
	4:29pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Kittimu @4:24 I would second Cheree's recommendation of Zolar-X. Another band I could think of is a band called Pelle Miljoona Oy which is a Finnish punk rock band from the late 1970s/early 1980s. Their very early stuff was a bit glam. They had a song called "Tahdon Rakastella Sinua" which sounds like it could be played on a show like this one.
	4:29pm Kittimu: cats, the glammest of animals
	4:30pm Aitch: ↳ Song: "Space Age Love" by "Zolar X" First heard Zolar X being played on Wired Up. So good.
	4:32pm Vrillon: ↳ Aitch @4:30 It's always a fun history class around here. I wish it were an elective in HS (in the 80's).
	4:32pm Cheree July: Don is playing Throw Him In Jail by John DuCann. That was released as a single in 1977 with a Punk cartoon guy on the sleeve.
	4:34pm Cheree July: Two current Glam Punk bands are Starcrawler & The Pistols.
	4:34pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Kittimu @4:29 I do not care for SC
	4:36pm Mr. Oxford: Unfortunately, I have to leave. Thank you Don and Cheree for a fantastic show. Thank you all in the chat for the company, I learned so much. Have a great day everyone!
	4:36pm Debbie Davenport: Bye Mr. Oxford!
	4:36pm Kittimu: Oh I've tried to get into Starcrawler but I just can't manage
	4:36pm Vrillon: I remember Bay City Rollers on AM radio would drive me crazy with Saturday Night. I've been addicted to Wired UP for the past year! I read the chat transcripts whenever I stream it. PeeWee Herman sent me! Love love love it Don!
	4:37pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Mr. Oxford @4:36 Thanks for the cinema tips! Nice to meet you, Mr. Oxford.
	4:37pm Cheree July: Welcome Mr. Oxford! 👋
	4:37pm Kittimu: For the record, my fave 70s glam punk bands rn are the Harlots of 42nd Street and the Hollywood Brats
	4:38pm Debbie Davenport: I couldn't decide how I felt about Starcrawler's music when I saw them, but the singer kept going on stage during MC50's set and was trying to draw attention to herself. I thought that was obnoxious. Wayne seemed to like it but that may of just been him being polite. Not sure.
	4:39pm Cheree July: Becky, I met Henri & Arrow from Starcrawler in person. Well, to each their own.
	4:40pm Debbie Davenport: Love Hollywood Brats
	4:42pm Vrillon: ↳ Song: "We All Live Together - So Bad" by "Melissa" I hear some Joan Jett here! HAY!
	4:42pm Kittimu: A couple days ago I realized the Discogs page for the Hollywood Brats has a scan of a CD booklet with all the lyrics on it, so I spent all Thursday evening setting up a page on the Genius Lyrics site for them
	4:42pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Cheree July @4:39 Nepotism.
	4:44pm Becky Ebenkamp: But that’s life in Hollywood. It’s not like I think they are terrible, just that they get an inordinate amount of attention.
	4:44pm Debbie Davenport: I recently got this Stephen record in the mail. I love the song title.
	4:45pm Debbie Davenport: and the song too of course
	4:46pm Cheree July: Becky, I had a friend named Rebecca who decided to introduce them to me at Amoeba Hollywood. I didn't ask her to intoduce me to Henri and Arrow. It was a coincidence. Calm down.
	4:46pm Debbie Davenport: That is kind of you Kittimu. Superfan!
	4:46pm Kittimu: but yeah I can't get into Starcrawler. Or the Starbenders. Or the Velveteers. I think most modern glam punk or punk-inspired bands are a bit heavy for me. I like Roxx Revolt and the Velvets though, they're good
	4:47pm Kittimu: ....y'know, I think one of the Hammered Satin albums has a scan of the lyrics on Discogs as well. Maybe I need to make them a lyrics page too
	4:50pm Cheree July: Hey, I never claimed to be perfect or claimed to a Glam Punk expert ppl.
	4:50pm Debbie Davenport: one of my Hammered satin 7" records has lyrics if you need me to photograph them for you. UFO I think
	4:51pm Becky Ebenkamp: Such a great song. Um, Cheree, I said that in case you really liked the band—I worried that my previous note sounded snotty so I elaborated. Please don’t tell me to calm down. .
	4:51pm Kittimu: Sure, Debbie. I think you follow me on Instagram so you can probably send me a message through there.
	4:52pm Kittimu: Sorry I don't like Starcrawler much, Cheree. I promise I tried.
	4:53pm Debbie Davenport: OKay Kittimu. After Wired Up is over Gordon is taking me out to the movies, but I'll photograph it and message you in IG after that.
	4:54pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Debbie Davenport @4:53 What will you see?
	4:54pm Debbie Davenport: Megan
	4:54pm Cheree July: Whoa, this is the 1st time Wired Up chat & the #glittergang has flamed me. 😨😳😣😱 My bad?
	4:55pm Debbie Davenport: I know it will be silly, but I like dolls and robots that seem like Dolls. YOu're human Cheree.
	4:56pm Debbie Davenport: ↳ Kittimu @4:51 It's not the UFO single. It's the Reptillian single. That is such a beautiful song!!!
	4:56pm Debbie Davenport: Sexy too. It's made me cry at least a couple times.
	4:56pm Kittimu: Oh cool
	4:59pm Cheree July: Hey, Mr. Fab, is it okay for me & Don to go over a few minutes. Don just told me to ask.🤔
	4:59pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Cheree July @4:54 I think you are overreacting. I don’t think I flamed you. Your note to me sounded sassy. I didn’t know why you were explaining that to me. No one cares what I think is cool.
	5:00pm Becky Ebenkamp: Really fun show!
	5:00pm Kittimu: this is the most nerve wracking wired up chat I've ever been in
	5:00pm Aitch: Thanks Don and Cheree!
	5:01pm timinoak: thanks for the show!
	5:01pm Debbie Davenport: Thanks for a great show and cool chatroom scene everyone. 💖
	5:02pm Kittimu: yeah thanks for the good show!
	5:02pm Cheree July: I have Aspergers. I'm on the functional end of the Autism Spectrum. Sometimes I take things literally. That's why my note came off unintentionally sassy. Forgive me.🙏
	5:03pm Cheree July: Welcome #glittergang. 👍✌️
	5:05pm Becky Ebenkamp: ↳ Cheree July @5:02 Let’s chalk it up to a misunderstanding on both of our sides—I didn’t want you to think I was dissing your tastes. It’s hard to tell tone with chat sometimes.
	5:09pm Cheree July: It's okay Becky. Glad we smoothed this out.

Wired Up!: Playlist from January 28, 2023

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