WFMU: Music Only I Care About with Miss Mei: Playlist from May 30, 2023

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	12:59pm Otis Fodder: Hello Care Abouts. Streaming for Miss Mei today while she is out. Mei wanted me to pass along... "...in my absence this show will feature brainwave music I use to sleep, almost every night. It helps me sleep so well."
	1:01pm Otis Fodder: And away we go with a sentimental cover song that you can grab a throw and a pillow with.
	1:10pm Listener Robert: As I drink a cocktail of Royal Crown Cola with Clover Valley sugarless black cherry soda, I'm impelled to remark on the jingle which sounded like, "RC, the one with the madman taste."
	1:12pm Mr Fab: I can't sleep, i'm at the office! (tho sleeping at the office has been known to happen. Or so I'm told...)
	1:12pm Otis Fodder: ↳ Listener Robert @1:10 Ah, you were swimming in Mr Fab's stream pre-show... let's see if he pops his chathead in here and can get back on that madman taste. I missed it, came in pre-show when calypso was playing. Also, now I would like a black cherry soda as summer is here and it's too hot in this old place with no AC.
	1:12pm Otis Fodder: There he is! We summoned Fab!
	1:14pm Listener Robert: ↳ Otis Fodder @1:12 You saying he happened to play that jingle?
	1:14pm Mr Fab: Hey Otis, thanks for being the "showrunner" as they say in tv.
	1:14pm Listener Robert: I wasn't listening! But great minds....
	1:14pm Otis Fodder: ↳ Listener Robert @1:14 All the sounds in-between shows is from Fab's massive collection that plays at random.
	1:16pm Otis Fodder: ↳ Mr Fab @1:14 My pleasure. Hands off here playing the file and I can still do some dishes, make coffee and answer emails before my show. Win Win.
	1:16pm Mr Fab: ↳ Otis Fodder @1:14 vintage jingles and ads galore festoon the stream. Including ones for such lovely products as Roma Wine, which now only exist in our world.
	1:17pm Otis Fodder: ↳ Mr Fab @1:16 Ah, Roma Wine. I feel as if I consumed a bottle listening to the sleepytime drones.
	1:19pm Mr Fab: how does "brainwave music" work? It doesn't use instruments, you just think about the music and it happens?
	1:20pm Listener Robert: So much for falling to sleep.
	1:31pm Mr Fab: Bookmark this episode when it's archived for future sleep-enhancing purposes. Tho falling asleep is the last thing i need help with. I could sleep thru Godzilla rampaging down my street. Which is unfortunate because that is something that I would not want to miss.
	1:37pm Otis Fodder: ↳ Mr Fab @1:31 Here too, solid sleeper thankfully. Last weekend somebody was screaming on the street outside and I slept through it. But I wake up always when I hear the sound of hairball puke from my cat.
	2:26pm Otis Fodder: Everyone is asleep. Time to raid the fridge and make a sandwich.
	2:27pm Mr Fab: i was seriously nodding off! Ha, gotta go get some caffeinated stuff.
	2:31pm Mr. Oxford: Hey everyone! This track is really nice. Thank you Otis for guest hosting today. This reminds me of an article I once read about how playing Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music album at night helped a woman sleep. This music is more soothing though (though please don't mistake me, I do like Reed's MMM).
	2:32pm Otis Fodder: ↳ Mr. Oxford @2:31 Hi Mr.O... I think I could fall asleep to both (fan of MMM as well). Any sort of constant tones. I have a small soundbox by my bed with various SFX... the sound of a train on the tracks just rolling along is a fav.
	2:34pm Mr Fab: my wife plays rain sounds sometimes. Even when it's really raining.
	2:35pm Rich in Washington: I've fallen asleep in MRI machines. Just because I like the noise bath.
	2:36pm Mr Fab: ↳ Rich in Washington @2:35 I have, too! It's also a good way to beat the boredom and claustrophobia.
	2:38pm Otis Fodder: Hi Rich, welcome to the drone zone!
	2:39pm Rich in Washington: ↳ Otis Fodder @2:38 Hi Otis! That's another one. Soma FM's Drone Zone. I sleep to that often.
	2:42pm Rich in Washington: this is really helpfully calming. I returned to the office after a four day weekend to some aggravating work details and this is helping me cope.
	2:42pm Otis Fodder: Oh, I don't know that channel, sounds so nice. Love atmospheres.
	2:43pm Otis Fodder: It really is. And for getting work and cleaning done about the place.
	2:51pm Mr Fab: I'll be hosting the Wiggle Room later today. The funny, exotic, beautiful world of Harry Belafonte.
	2:53pm Otis Fodder: ↳ Mr Fab @2:51 Shake Shake Shake!
	2:54pm Otis Fodder: Thanks for tuning in everyone. Switching over top of the hour so come on and join me for a slice of sandwich loaf here and bring your blanket, wfmu.org...
	👻 2:59pm WR: Has been a soothing stream, thanks Miss Mei and Otis the facilitator.
	👻 5:24pm WR: Curious. I thought I had written my thanks just before the episode ended. Well, here they are, many thanks for the relaxing sounds, helped me coast through working on my day off. Cheers.
	7:59pm Miss Mei: thank you so much everybody <3 i will be back next week with something truly atrocious
	3:30pm alanwaker: Streaming brainwave music for sleep, as Mei suggests, can significantly enhance relaxation and improve sleep quality. If you're interested in discovering or promoting similar soothing tunes, consider exploring https://artistpush.me/blogs/news to find or increase visibility for music that aids sleep and relaxation. This approach not only benefits creators looking to share their calming compositions but also offers listeners a valuable resource for enhancing their nightly routine
	3:36pm alanwake44: ↳ alanwaker @3:30 Streaming brainwave music for sleep, as Mei suggests, can significantly enhance relaxation and improve sleep quality. If you're interested in discovering or promoting similar soothing tunes, here you can see spotify review songs artistpush.me... and to find or increase visibility for music that aids sleep and relaxation. This approach not only benefits creators looking to share their calming compositions but also offers listeners a valuable resource for enhancing their nightly routine

Music Only I Care About with Miss Mei: Playlist from May 30, 2023

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Listener comments!
	12:59pm Otis Fodder: Hello Care Abouts. Streaming for Miss Mei today while she is out. Mei wanted me to pass along... "...in my absence this show will feature brainwave music I use to sleep, almost every night. It helps me sleep so well."
	1:01pm Otis Fodder: And away we go with a sentimental cover song that you can grab a throw and a pillow with.
	1:10pm Listener Robert: As I drink a cocktail of Royal Crown Cola with Clover Valley sugarless black cherry soda, I'm impelled to remark on the jingle which sounded like, "RC, the one with the madman taste."
	1:12pm Mr Fab: I can't sleep, i'm at the office! (tho sleeping at the office has been known to happen. Or so I'm told...)
	1:12pm Otis Fodder: ↳ Listener Robert @1:10 Ah, you were swimming in Mr Fab's stream pre-show... let's see if he pops his chathead in here and can get back on that madman taste. I missed it, came in pre-show when calypso was playing. Also, now I would like a black cherry soda as summer is here and it's too hot in this old place with no AC.
	1:12pm Otis Fodder: There he is! We summoned Fab!
	1:14pm Listener Robert: ↳ Otis Fodder @1:12 You saying he happened to play that jingle?
	1:14pm Mr Fab: Hey Otis, thanks for being the "showrunner" as they say in tv.
	1:14pm Listener Robert: I wasn't listening! But great minds....
	1:14pm Otis Fodder: ↳ Listener Robert @1:14 All the sounds in-between shows is from Fab's massive collection that plays at random.
	1:16pm Otis Fodder: ↳ Mr Fab @1:14 My pleasure. Hands off here playing the file and I can still do some dishes, make coffee and answer emails before my show. Win Win.
	1:16pm Mr Fab: ↳ Otis Fodder @1:14 vintage jingles and ads galore festoon the stream. Including ones for such lovely products as Roma Wine, which now only exist in our world.
	1:17pm Otis Fodder: ↳ Mr Fab @1:16 Ah, Roma Wine. I feel as if I consumed a bottle listening to the sleepytime drones.
	1:19pm Mr Fab: how does "brainwave music" work? It doesn't use instruments, you just think about the music and it happens?
	1:20pm Listener Robert: So much for falling to sleep.
	1:31pm Mr Fab: Bookmark this episode when it's archived for future sleep-enhancing purposes. Tho falling asleep is the last thing i need help with. I could sleep thru Godzilla rampaging down my street. Which is unfortunate because that is something that I would not want to miss.
	1:37pm Otis Fodder: ↳ Mr Fab @1:31 Here too, solid sleeper thankfully. Last weekend somebody was screaming on the street outside and I slept through it. But I wake up always when I hear the sound of hairball puke from my cat.
	2:26pm Otis Fodder: Everyone is asleep. Time to raid the fridge and make a sandwich.
	2:27pm Mr Fab: i was seriously nodding off! Ha, gotta go get some caffeinated stuff.
	2:31pm Mr. Oxford: Hey everyone! This track is really nice. Thank you Otis for guest hosting today. This reminds me of an article I once read about how playing Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music album at night helped a woman sleep. This music is more soothing though (though please don't mistake me, I do like Reed's MMM).
	2:32pm Otis Fodder: ↳ Mr. Oxford @2:31 Hi Mr.O... I think I could fall asleep to both (fan of MMM as well). Any sort of constant tones. I have a small soundbox by my bed with various SFX... the sound of a train on the tracks just rolling along is a fav.
	2:34pm Mr Fab: my wife plays rain sounds sometimes. Even when it's really raining.
	2:35pm Rich in Washington: I've fallen asleep in MRI machines. Just because I like the noise bath.
	2:36pm Mr Fab: ↳ Rich in Washington @2:35 I have, too! It's also a good way to beat the boredom and claustrophobia.
	2:38pm Otis Fodder: Hi Rich, welcome to the drone zone!
	2:39pm Rich in Washington: ↳ Otis Fodder @2:38 Hi Otis! That's another one. Soma FM's Drone Zone. I sleep to that often.
	2:42pm Rich in Washington: this is really helpfully calming. I returned to the office after a four day weekend to some aggravating work details and this is helping me cope.
	2:42pm Otis Fodder: Oh, I don't know that channel, sounds so nice. Love atmospheres.
	2:43pm Otis Fodder: It really is. And for getting work and cleaning done about the place.
	2:51pm Mr Fab: I'll be hosting the Wiggle Room later today. The funny, exotic, beautiful world of Harry Belafonte.
	2:53pm Otis Fodder: ↳ Mr Fab @2:51 Shake Shake Shake!
	2:54pm Otis Fodder: Thanks for tuning in everyone. Switching over top of the hour so come on and join me for a slice of sandwich loaf here and bring your blanket, wfmu.org...
	👻 2:59pm WR: Has been a soothing stream, thanks Miss Mei and Otis the facilitator.
	👻 5:24pm WR: Curious. I thought I had written my thanks just before the episode ended. Well, here they are, many thanks for the relaxing sounds, helped me coast through working on my day off. Cheers.
	7:59pm Miss Mei: thank you so much everybody <3 i will be back next week with something truly atrocious
	3:30pm alanwaker: Streaming brainwave music for sleep, as Mei suggests, can significantly enhance relaxation and improve sleep quality. If you're interested in discovering or promoting similar soothing tunes, consider exploring https://artistpush.me/blogs/news to find or increase visibility for music that aids sleep and relaxation. This approach not only benefits creators looking to share their calming compositions but also offers listeners a valuable resource for enhancing their nightly routine
	3:36pm alanwake44: ↳ alanwaker @3:30 Streaming brainwave music for sleep, as Mei suggests, can significantly enhance relaxation and improve sleep quality. If you're interested in discovering or promoting similar soothing tunes, here you can see spotify review songs artistpush.me... and to find or increase visibility for music that aids sleep and relaxation. This approach not only benefits creators looking to share their calming compositions but also offers listeners a valuable resource for enhancing their nightly routine

Music Only I Care About with Miss Mei: Playlist from May 30, 2023

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