WFMU: Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from May 20, 2024

Listener comments!
	9:00pm Asheville Jon: Julie! BIRDS!! HELLO!!!
	🦇 9:00pm Julie: hi asheville jon!
	9:01pm hunterfelt: Hello Julie, hello birds, hello commentators. Hello... the Davies brothers! From one of the finest Kinks albums.
	🦇 9:01pm Mxter Baba: hey hey, Julie and dark souls!
	🦇 9:01pm Julie: hi hunterfelt! Hi Mxter Baba!
	🦇 9:01pm Yvang: Hiya Julie and planet souls! Aren't the birds asleep at this time?
	9:02pm listener James from Westwood: Ahhh, excellent—bonus Julie!
	🦇 9:02pm Julie: hi Yvang! Nope still up...gonna be past their bedtime when I finish. might get raucous
	🦇 9:02pm Julie: Hi James!
	9:02pm adamdoesit: Hello Julie, Boids, and Bat Planet Noise!
	🦇 9:03pm Dan S: Hi Julie and fellow Dark Night folks! My bedtime will be coming up soon, but I'll listen until then :)
	9:03pm WLSClark: Hiya Julie and all BPNers
	🦇 9:03pm Julie: hi Adamdoesit!
	🦇 9:03pm Julie: hi Dan and WLSClark!
	🦇 9:04pm Mxter Baba: Ann-Margret avatar ACTIVATED!
	🦇 9:04pm Julie: wooohoo!
	9:04pm WLSClark: Lee had the lookers for women. didn't he?
	9:04pm MFO: Hello Julie! And Everyone! Be Your Self! Be Your Self!
	🦇 9:05pm Julie: Hi MFO! I am always mice elf
	9:05pm WLSClark: ↳ Mxter Baba @9:04 Awesome!
	9:05pm CC: Hi Julie and all you other cool kids out there... listening intently tonight...:)
	9:05pm MFO: ↳ Julie @9:05 Cool!
	🦇 9:05pm Julie: hiya CC!
	🦇 9:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Julie and dark birds!
	🦇 9:06pm Julie: hi Ken!
	9:07pm Dean: Local campus station played CCR's "Heard It Through the Grapevine" this evening. I hadn't heard it in ages. Remains quite impressive.
	9:07pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "People" by "Electric Food" Nice variations on the "In A Gadda Da Vida/Sunshine Of My Love" riff.
	🦇 9:08pm Julie: ↳ Dean @9:07 great version. I have the 7"
	9:09pm northguineahills: ok, i walked into a wall (hadn't turned on the lights yet, and cut my nose [not spite my face]). just a normal day for me....
	🦇 9:10pm Julie: oh no NGH! ouchie
	🦇 9:10pm Yvang: seems like we're going Eclectical Banana tonight!
	9:10pm Blissland: greetings
	9:10pm CC: ↳ Julie @9:05 Did you plan anything extraordinary for this program???...:)
	🦇 9:10pm Julie: ↳ Yvang @9:10 little bit!
	9:11pm WR: Hi Julie and folks
	9:11pm WLSClark: NGH, sorry to hear! Hi Blissland!
	🦇 9:11pm Julie: hiya blissland
	🦇 9:11pm Julie: ↳ CC @9:10 not really.
	9:11pm WLSClark: Hi WR!
	🦇 9:11pm Julie: for me every chance to fill in for BPN is extraordinary
	9:12pm Dean: I think KALX played the album version of "Grapevine." It went on and on. I really need to get those albums!
	9:13pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Got a Letter From a Computer" by "Pete Brown & Pi... And speaking of "Sunshine Of Your Love"...
	9:13pm CC: ↳ Julie @9:11 I've always wondered how far in advance you cut your playlist or do you just play things off the cuff???...:)
	🦇 9:14pm Julie: ↳ Dean @9:12 11 minutes
	🦇 9:14pm Julie: ↳ CC @9:13 i am a planner mostly. not very spontaneous
	9:15pm CC: ↳ Julie @9:14 Then you must have planned tonight show knowing you were filling in for Bob and Gina???...:)
	🦇 9:15pm Julie: oh yes!
	🦇 9:17pm Yvang: ↳ Song: "Got a Letter From a Computer" by "Pete Brown & Pi... First mention ever of an email in a song?
	9:17pm Dean: I can spare 11 minutes.
	9:19pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "For What It's Worth" by "Cher" Nice version.
	9:20pm northguineahills: ↳ WLSClark @9:11 i'm a klutz. I haven't memorized the full layout of this house (last week fell down the stairs and almost went through the window. i've memorized the stairs since then. (after I get my bearings, I can usually walk around a domicile w/ my eyes closed w/ no problem).
	9:20pm CC: ↳ Song: "For What It's Worth" by "Cher" Who is that man on Slide!?!...:)
	9:24pm WR: ↳ CC @9:20 Looks like it was a Memphis session. But I dunno.
	9:25pm hunterfelt: ↳ CC @9:20 Wikipedia says Eddie Hinton on lead and Jimmy Johnson on rhythm on this album. Also: Donna Jean Godchaux on backing vocals! I guess sort of like her version of "Dusty In Memphis," except at Muscle Shoals.
	🦇 9:25pm Julie: hi WR If I didn't say hi before!
	9:25pm WR: ↳ hunterfelt @9:25 thanks hunterfelt
	🦇 9:26pm Midge: Hello Julie and Monday dark souls!
	9:26pm CC: ↳ hunterfelt @9:25 Makes sense...:)
	🦇 9:26pm Julie: hi Midge!
	🦇 9:26pm Black Dog: Hey, Julie!! You're killing it, as usual! Greetings, Dark Planeteers everywhere!
	9:27pm WR: ↳ Yvang @9:17 and now 54 years later the computer delivered (and generated) mails are a flood.
	9:27pm WLSClark: Hi Black Dog, CC, Midge and the many I missed.
	🦇 9:27pm Julie: hi Black Dog! Thank you!
	9:29pm CC: ↳ WLSClark @9:27 Yes... it's nice being able to see everyone and say hi...:)
	🦇 9:31pm Yvang: ↳ WLSClark @9:27 Hi WLSClark!
	9:32pm Asheville Jon: BIRDS!!!
	🦇 9:32pm Yvang: ↳ Song: "Home Is Where The Hatred Is" by "Gil Scott-Heron" The best!
	9:32pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Home Is Where The Hatred Is" by "Gil Scott-Heron" If I ever had my own radio show one thing I'd love to do is just like an hour or two of the proto-hip-hoppers. Gil Scott-Heron, The Watts Prophets, The Last Poets, Lightin-Rod, Big Youth & the rest of the toasters, ending with the Fatback Band's "King Tim III (Personality Jock)"
	9:32pm WLSClark: Hi Yvang! HEY, nice to hear Julie's bird is still making music!
	🦇 9:33pm Black Dog: ↳ Song: "Substitute (instrumental)" by "The Backing Tracks" Hey, WLSC! And hello to the Biiiiiirds!!
	9:33pm Asheville Jon: 40????
	🦇 9:33pm Yvang: ↳ hunterfelt @9:32 I would listen to it!
	9:34pm WLSClark: I love birds. Always parakeets and they were both so good.
	9:34pm Blissland: is today Cannibal's birth day?
	9:34pm adamdoesit: Happy birthday Cannibal! And Cher.
	🦇 9:35pm Black Dog: Happy Hatchday, Cannibal!
	9:36pm CC: Cher must have graduated high school in 1965???...:)
	🦇 9:38pm Julie: yesterday!
	9:38pm Ross66: Hi Julie! Great first set !
	🦇 9:39pm Julie: thanks Ross!
	9:40pm Ross66: ↳ CC @9:36 She dropped out and moved in with Sonny, whom she met while working at Gold Star Studio with Phil Spector.
	9:40pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Let Me Sleep Beside You" by "David Bowie" Deram every week
	9:40pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Let Me Sleep Beside You" by "David Bowie" Usually I prefer the "Toy" version of these songs from the original, but his voice is in really strong early form on this original version, one of the best of his early songs along with "Can't Help Thinking About Me," "You've Got A Habit Of Leaving," "Love You Til Tuesday," and "Memories Of A Free Festival."
	9:41pm Ross66: Julie. Lee Hazlewood’s first muse was singer, Suzi Jane Hokom.
	9:42pm CC: ↳ Ross66 @9:40 Tuning in turning on and dropping out was pretty common back then...:)
	9:44pm Ross66: ↳ CC @9:42 Yes, she was only 16!
	🦇 9:44pm Julie: ↳ Ross66 @9:41 thanks Ross!
	🦇 9:46pm Midge: ↳ WLSClark @9:27 Hello WLSClark!
	9:46pm CC: ↳ Ross66 @9:44 I graduated a semester early in January of 1972 and went right to work...:)
	🦇 9:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ Song: "Higher Ground" by "Stevie Wonder" I think this breaks my string of 37 times hearing the RHCP's cover since I last heard the original.
	9:51pm Blissland: re-incarnation is the scariest and most depressing idea
	🦇 9:51pm Julie: ↳ Blissland @9:51 I'm not doing THIS again!
	9:51pm Blissland: but I like that song anyway because Stevie Wonder is so awesome
	9:52pm CC: ↳ Blissland @9:51 Especially if you come back as a caterpillar instead of a butterfly...:)
	9:52pm Blissland: ↳ Julie @9:51 I don't even want to finish this time around. It hasn't been worth it since 2008
	9:54pm hunterfelt: ↳ CC @9:52 If I can come back as a house cat. I'd be fine with that. Not doing the human thing again.
	9:54pm Ross66: ↳ Blissland @9:51 It can be comforting too.
	9:55pm CC: ↳ hunterfelt @9:54 The point is why should you come back as anything less than what you are now???...:)
	9:55pm MFO: ↳ Song: "Pictures of Matchstick Men" by "The Status Quo" The first time i heard this song was sung by Camper Van Beethoven
	🦇 9:56pm Julie: hi MFO!
	9:56pm Ross66: We choose what life to enter depending on our karma and what we need to learn from the experience.
	9:57pm Blissland: ↳ Ross66 @9:56 I refuse to believe it
	9:57pm Ross66: ↳ Blissland @9:57 That’s okay too. The possibilities are endless.
	9:58pm Blissland: Presently my preferred cosmology is that it's all a big mistake and when this is over that's the end of it for me
	9:58pm CC: ↳ Ross66 @9:56 That reminds me of one of my favorite books by Rd Laing ...The Politics of Experience...:)
	9:59pm Ross66: ↳ CC @9:58 We came from nothing then go back to nothing? Perhaps
	🦇 10:00pm Julie: reincarnation makes more sense to me than any sort of afterlife.
	10:00pm Ross66: ↳ CC @9:58 Yes, great writer!
	10:00pm CC: ↳ Ross66 @9:59 Well... everything is nothing and nothing is everything..right???...:)
	10:01pm Ross66: ↳ Julie @10:00 Otherwise, the afterlife would be quite full of dead souls.
	10:01pm Ross66: ↳ CC @10:00 Right, yes
	🦇 10:01pm Julie: I mean heaven/hell concepts
	10:02pm Blissland: even if consciousness is in some way transcendent, I don't like the idea of a transcendent ego, which is pre-requisite for the continuity of personhood in successive incarnations
	10:02pm Ross66: ↳ Julie @10:01 Yes, okay
	10:02pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Two Heads" by "Jefferson Airplane" YAY!!!
	10:02pm CC: ↳ Ross66 @10:01 and anything might be something???...:)
	10:02pm WLSClark: Hi Ross
	🦇 10:03pm Will thee SG OCNY: Hi Julie and all!!!
	10:03pm Ross66: Heaven and Hell must be very populated by now. Me, the don’t care for crowds.
	🦇 10:03pm Julie: hi Will!
	10:03pm Blissland: ↳ Julie @10:01 I find the idea of coming back again as scary as the idea hell. I just don't want to be here
	10:03pm Ross66: Hey WLS Clarke!
	10:03pm WLSClark: ↳ Blissland @10:03 Coming back BEFORE might be fun!
	10:04pm Ross66: Hey Will!
	10:05pm CC: ↳ Blissland @10:03 Here There and Everywhere might might be the same place you just can't remember???...:)
	10:05pm WLSClark: Hiya Will!
	10:05pm Ross66: ↳ Blissland @10:03 Understood. I hope you find light and happiness in this incarnation.
	10:06pm WR: ↳ Song: "The Year of the Duck" by "Neil Hefti" super reverb vocals every week!
	🦇 10:06pm Black Dog: ↳ Julie @10:00 I believe we're all individuals with unique souls. We humans aren't able to imagine an afterlife, but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
	10:06pm hunterfelt: ↳ CC @9:55 As someone who has given it a lot of thought, the two things that scare me most are the idea of living forever and the idea of never dying. This is particularly challenging because I'm not sure what the third option would be. Reincarnation, wiping the brain over, sounds like it could be interesting. I guess my favorire idea is sort of being lost in dreams forever? I dunno. I guess the only solution is to learn to exist in the here and now and not really think about either way because our brains aren't really designed to comprehend non-life. (Yes I have done lots of psychedelics in my life, how did you guess?)
	10:06pm Blissland: ↳ WLSClark @10:03 if circumstances were different. I might have the wherewithall to live a good and fulfilling life if certain external things were very different. Or maybe not. Regardless, it's just not worth the struggle. That's just me. I know most people don't feel that way.
	10:06pm Ross66: ↳ CC @10:05 Hopefully, here, there, and everywhere turns out to be really awesome!
	10:07pm Dean: Reincarnation urges us to embrace empathy. We don't "come back," not ever. But we do imagine returning, and doing so makes us wonder how the person we once were later feels under new circumstances. That's empathy. Embrace it.
	10:07pm Blissland: ↳ Ross66 @10:05 I appreciate that very much. But I'm not expecting much at this point.
	10:08pm Ross66: ↳ Dean @10:07 Empathy is essential
	🦇 10:08pm Will thee SG OCNY: Hi Ashville Jon, hunterfelt, Mxter Baba, Yvang, James, adamdoesit, Dan S, WLSClark, MFO, CC, Ken HP, Dean, NGH, Blissland, WR, Midge, Black Dog, Ross66, and anyone I missed!!!
	10:09pm CC: ↳ hunterfelt @10:06 Living forever and never dying is one and the same...:)
	10:09pm Blissland: ↳ Will thee SG OCNY @10:08 greetings Will
	🦇 10:09pm Will thee SG OCNY: Btw, Happy birthday to your Bird 🕊️🦜🐦 I couldn't even imagine having a bird for 40 years
	10:10pm Ross66: Yes, Manish Boys 1965
	10:10pm CC: ↳ Blissland @10:06 The older you get you'll feel like being busy because time is running out...:)
	10:11pm Blissland: I find the idea of oblivion more appealing than the idea of heaven. But heaven would be better than going to hell or spending another life time on earth
	10:12pm Dean: That NYT story about Mama Cass was sweet. She was a beautiful talent. Our loss.
	10:12pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Pictures of Matchstick Men" by "The Status Quo" The "Pictures Of Matchstick Man" history: Status Quo were a boogie band who were huge in UK and had a big following there, but this was the only song they did that hit the US charts. It was in the classic rock rotation in the 90s but I'm not sure it's survived the playlist consolidation. It then got covered by Camper Van Beethoven in the 1980s and it became the closest thing they had to a crossover hit. It doesn't really sound like anything else in either band's catalog.
	🦇 10:12pm Julie: ↳ Will thee SG OCNY @10:09 I've only had him for 6. But I did have one for 22 years!
	10:13pm still b/p: If the science-heads can confirm and flesh out the parallel/alternate universe business, there could be interesting overlap with adjusted notions of reincarnation.
	10:13pm Ross66: ↳ Dean @10:12 Yes, such a wonderful talent she was!
	🦇 10:13pm Julie: hi still b/p!
	🦇 10:14pm Will thee SG OCNY: ↳ Julie @10:12 That's wild
	10:14pm Ross66: ↳ still b/p @10:13 Time will tell
	10:14pm CC: ↳ Ross66 @10:08 Yes... putting yourself in someone else's place...:)
	🦇 10:15pm Black Dog: A friend once told me that if reincarnation exists, he wants to come back as my dog. My dog (pictured) has it pretty good, and as much as I empathize with him, I'll take my chances on an afterlife.
	🦇 10:15pm Julie: I don't have empathy because I think I'm coming back, I have empathy because I just do?
	10:16pm Blissland: I suspect a much richer understanding of consciousness will come out of neuroscience. Which is not to say that I subscribe to materialism. But the mind does seem to make a home in the brain, at least temporarily
	10:16pm CC: ↳ still b/p @10:13 Now is what 'it' is...:)
	10:16pm MFO: ↳ hunterfelt @10:12 That song really replicates guitar with the violin.
	10:17pm still b/p: Hi, Jzhulee. I like the glimpse of Cass through recollections in the Laurel Canyon 60s doc -- a den mom, caretaker, social motivator and connector.
	10:17pm Ross66: This is an awesome track!
	10:18pm Blissland: ↳ Julie @10:15 it can't be motivated by self interest, that would be inauthentic
	10:18pm Ross66: ↳ CC @10:16 Be Here Now
	10:19pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Now Is Made in America" by "The Spoils of War" EARLY SYNTH! I'm guessing that's good old Moog.
	10:20pm Blissland: actually I'm probably thinking of compassion. I don't know if I have any empathy at all. If it means actually feeling what people around me are feeling, then I don't.
	10:21pm Ross66: ↳ Blissland @10:20 Compassion and empathy go hand in hand
	10:22pm Blissland: ↳ Ross66 @10:21 I'm not always sure what exactly people mean by empathy, or if it's conflated with sympathy
	10:24pm CC: ↳ Blissland @10:20 Well... having empathy doesn't mean you have to like what you're feeling that another is feeling...say Donald Trump for instance...hahaha...:)
	🦇 10:26pm Julie: I always figured it was a put yourself in their shoes kind of thing..
	10:26pm Dean: Empathy is easy. You feel pretty much what the other feels. Sympathy is subtler. You understand and appreciate that the person feels that way, but you might not feel it yourself.
	10:26pm MFO: ↳ Song: "In Retrospect" by "6 Feet Under" This is food for my ears!
	10:27pm Blissland: I don't feel other people's feeling at all. But I relate to a lot of feelings by abstraction. I think maybe empaths, on the other hand, are actually moved by the private things going on with others
	10:27pm Blissland: ↳ Julie @10:26 that's simple enough
	10:28pm CC: There were many instances in Star Trek's New Generation that Deanna Troy didn't feel comfortable feeling what someone else was feeling...:)
	10:28pm Blissland: ↳ Dean @10:26 Then by those definitions I am capable of sympathy but not of empathy.
	10:29pm hunterfelt: ↳ CC @10:28 This is why I identify with Troi the most out of any Star Trek character. It's not always fun not being able to shut off your ability to put yourself into other people's shoes.
	10:29pm Blissland: and that's pretty much my understanding of what those words mean too
	10:32pm CC: The thing is you can never experience another person's experience you can only imagine what it is...:)
	10:32pm Blissland: I guess that really means that empathy is extra-sensory perception
	🦇 10:32pm Julie: ↳ hunterfelt @10:29 I also blame her for everyone and their brother calling themselves an empath
	10:32pm Ross66: ↳ hunterfelt @10:29 Spock could be pretty empathetic despite being half Vulcan.
	🦇 10:33pm Julie: ↳ Blissland @10:32 have you ever had to leave a room because the vibes were off? That's a similar feeling. Oh these people are all angry, let me get out of here.
	10:34pm CC: ↳ Julie @10:33 Nothing replaces a genuine smile...:)
	10:34pm Dean: CC: Yep, and imagining what it is is empathy. It's not ESP. It's being poised to acknowledge that there are others and that, perhaps, you share something with those others.
	10:34pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @10:32 Yeah it's less about "knowing what other people are feeling," but "unable to stop imagining what other people are feeling." Constantly putting yourself into other people's shoes. It's not necessarily any sort of magic ability.
	10:34pm Blissland: ↳ Julie @10:33 well yeah, a few times. But just being around a sad person doesn't make me sad. In fact I enjoy commiseration
	10:35pm Blissland: I've also felt a love vibe sometimes when I was in a bar. It's extraordinary
	10:37pm Blissland: ↳ Dean @10:34 I think that's the opposite of what you said before. You're describing what you previously described as sympathy.
	10:37pm still b/p: Star Trek took great pleasure in moments that said, "Oooh, see, there IS some fuller emotion in ol' Spocky." But, in general, it seemed to me that things he did and described as tenets and traditions of Vulcan culture just couldn't exist without some emotion as foundation and fuel.
	10:37pm Dean: I don't believe I've ever had that feeling, Julie @10:33. For me all of life every day entails "vibes are off." I can't leave the room, because I'll only enter another where the vibes are off.
	10:37pm Blissland: it's really not possible to communicate effectively with words without clearly defining terms
	🦇 10:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo ! ...already been enjoying the groovy version of Dark Night - while busy recovering from the heat here (!) & typing up about the Astrological changes today (⦿Sun into ♊︎Gemini for chatting & ☽Moon in ♏︎Scorpio for emotional depth, maybe even - who knows)...
	10:38pm hunterfelt: ↳ hunterfelt @10:34 In any case, there's an autistic thing called hyper-empathy that I'm pretty sure what I'm trying to describe and it's complicated: the-art-of-autism.com...
	10:38pm David Watts: Cool cover!
	🦇 10:38pm Julie: I'm a psychic sponge. I feel everyone's everything so I gotta spend a lot of time alone. I'm not sure I was always that way or that's because I spent so much time alone
	🦇 10:38pm Julie: hiya Rev! Hi David Watts! Cool name!
	10:38pm Dean: I disagree, Blissland @10:37.
	10:38pm CC: ↳ still b/p @10:37 Yeah... like when the males went into heat every 7 years or so...:)
	🦇 10:39pm Black Dog: Empathy is when you cry at movies because the characters are sad. Sympathy is when you wish whatever happened to them hadn't.
	10:40pm CC: ↳ hunterfelt @10:38 Soon the mind and brain will evolve into true ESP for all...:)
	10:41pm Dean: Some of us don't cry at movies. Yet we exhibit empathy all the time.
	10:41pm Blissland: okay well just to be clear "Empathy is easy. You feel pretty much what the other feels." no, I can't do that. "Sympathy is subtler. You understand and appreciate that the person feels that way, but you might not feel it yourself." Yes, I do that.
	10:41pm hunterfelt: ↳ CC @10:38 Yeah Vulcans developed into beings that limited their emotions because early on in their species' development they were violent and they blamed this on being hyper-emotional.
	10:42pm CC: ↳ Blissland @10:37 If it weren't for words we would all still be grunting at each other...:)
	10:42pm Dean: Thanks, Blissland. I get where you're coming from.
	10:42pm katharsis: Surely its not all dark, only at night. Hellos
	🦇 10:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Jaguar" by "The Who" Always interesting to me how much like the Jimi Hendrix Experience this one sounds - aspects of the Gittar Tone & things. How closely associated they were for a minute there...
	10:45pm WLSClark: Wonderful show tonight, Julie.
	🦇 10:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lack of empathy is the definition of Sociopathy exactly.
	10:46pm CC: The movie... Clan of the Cave Bear was kind of deep... not to mention the one with Ringo Starr and Barbara Bauch...lol...:)
	10:47pm katharsis: Rev rabbit do you work professionally as an astrologist? I could use some assistance
	10:47pm Blissland: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:46 well then it's back to the drawing board etymologically
	🦇 10:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ CC @10:46 'Caveman' is a good film. :D
	10:47pm Blissland: Because that would make me a sociopath
	🦇 10:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ katharsis @10:47 No - I haven't done it for money for various reasons.
	10:49pm Blissland: I think the ability to be sympathetic is an adequate substitute for actual empathy
	🦇 10:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Blissland @10:47 There are some clinical sociopaths - medically unable to feel empathy, as it were - who are not necessarily evil. It's just a condition ! Tho of course there are murderers who are too...
	10:49pm David Watts: The guitar tone on this song is 🔥 🚒
	10:50pm CC: ↳ Song: "Hurdy Gurdy Man" by "Donovan" Mmmm...:)
	10:50pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Hurdy Gurdy Man" by "Donovan" Donovan was the man of the hour in 66-69.
	10:50pm Blissland: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:49 I'm going with the definition of "empathy" as the feeling of other people's feelings by direct transference
	10:51pm katharsis: Well I appreciate your insights. Thank you
	10:51pm Blissland: And I do know some sociopaths, and I wish I didn't
	🦇 10:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ David Watts @10:49 en.wikipedia.org...
	10:52pm CC: ↳ Blissland @10:49 Only if you imagine someone needs sympathy...:)
	🦇 10:52pm Julie: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:49 also a challenge for many on the spectrum
	10:54pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Angel Tree" by "Elton John" I did not realize that Elton John had a Tyrannosaurus Rex period
	10:55pm Blissland: ↳ CC @10:52 It's valuable because otherwise almost everyone would be sociopathic. But I don't know, maybe that's where we're headed. Either way I've had more than my fill
	🦇 10:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: When I saw 'Jaws' as a little kid - & winced when the old guy was getting chewed up in a real bloody manner ...that's a kind of empathy. I don't think it's so mysterious ...but I got lots of Water Sign action in my Chart - & tend to process things thru Feeling quite a bit.
	10:57pm Blissland: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:55 that's happens to me when it's ostensibly real. Otherwise I find violence amusing and often hilarious
	10:58pm Blissland: real violence is repugnant to me
	10:58pm CC: ↳ Blissland @10:55 When a high percentage of people become fatalistic is what puts everyone at risk...:)
	10:59pm Blissland: ↳ CC @10:58 fatalistic in what way?
	🦇 10:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Comedy is when you fall into a manhole & seriously injure yourself ...tragedy is when I get a small cut on my finger '... - Mel Brooks I think actually that Humor is based on the release of tension.
	11:00pm Blissland: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:59 For me it all depends on how real it is
	🦇 11:00pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Julie! Just remembering about your fill-in tonight and tuning in, now!
	🦇 11:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but there's all kinds of Movies I can't even watch. I'm highly suggestible that way.
	11:01pm still b/p: ↳ Blissland @10:58 Some observers get excited and entertained when a real-life physical fight breaks out. I sure as hell don't. The air and force of that angry violence is anxiously jarring, threatening beyond the fighters and ugly in the extreme.
	11:03pm Blissland: ↳ still b/p @11:01 interestingly enough, the 2 bonafide sociopaths that I personally know, who are identical twins, have both been convicted of felony assault
	11:03pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Only A Northern Song" by "The Beatles" Top 20 Beatles song. I don't understand why this song doesn't get more love among fans.
	11:03pm CC: ↳ CC @10:58 You know... those who say there's no hope for the future there's no reason to try there's no reason to live there's only time to die...:)
	🦇 11:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I love Godzilla destroying entire cities ...if there were too much violence on the personal level I might not. There's an Idea that Horror can be a catharsis - as Ancient Theatre was intended to be. But is it, or just reveling in it...
	11:04pm Blissland: ↳ CC @11:03 yeah that would be me
	🦇 11:04pm Julie: hi SMS!
	11:06pm Blissland: Julie do you love this album like I do?
	🦇 11:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Only A Northern Song" by "The Beatles" George Harrison first submitted this for Sgt. Pepper ...Producer George Martin thot it subpar for the project - so Harrison came back with 'Within You Without You'. @ first, they didn't have faith in the YellowSub film project - & saved all their 'lesser' trax for it @ the time. But it turned out a great Film ...& I agree - this a great track. Mystery Tour & Yellow Sub round out Psychedelic 1967 with Sgt. Pepper.
	🦇 11:07pm Julie: ↳ Blissland @11:06 I appreciate Neil in small doses
	11:07pm Blissland: ↳ Julie @11:07 heh .... fair enough
	🦇 11:07pm Black Dog: As smart as we all are, it's amazing how much we don't know. One thing for certain - Julie has been killing it all night long! Thanks for putting up with us, Juls!
	🦇 11:08pm Julie: awww thanks Black dog!
	🦇 11:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Running Dry (Requiem for the Rockets)" by "Neil Y... Also really like this album. Kind of realized ...what I love in AltKuntry like SonVolt ...it's kinda this sort of Neil Young stylee really. :D
	11:08pm hunterfelt: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:06 I like George's more sarcastic songs, I think. He's kind of a double-edged person: half a mystic and have a curmudgeon. Which I definitely relate to.
	11:09pm CC: ↳ Black Dog @11:07 I certainly agree...:)
	11:09pm hunterfelt: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:08 My favorite Neil Young album (although "Rust Never Sleeps" and "Tonight's The Night" also come close.
	🦇 11:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ hunterfelt @11:08 Yes - 'Northern Songs' was John & Paul's publishing. Song is both transcendental & ...immanent. :)
	11:10pm Blissland: ↳ hunterfelt @11:09 I like those choices. I would put On The Beach up there as well
	11:10pm CC: ↳ hunterfelt @11:09 I love the way he played like a hurricane on Soundstage with that big party and harmonica...:)
	🦇 11:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ hunterfelt @11:09 Neil's got a few damn Songs for sure.
	11:11pm CC: ↳ CC @11:10 Pipe organ...
	🦇 11:11pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: ↳ Song: "Only A Northern Song" by "The Beatles" Back in the day when we were in DC and our WFMU was Bethesda's WHFS, their go-to host "Weasel" had Richard Butler as a guest. In his set he played Harrison's "It's All Too Much" from MMT and, incredibly. Butler not only didn't know it but admitted he was threatened that another band had bettered their sound. (we love The Furs, btw - not to disparage, just such a great moment on live radio... we may have a tape somewhere...)
	11:11pm hunterfelt: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:10 I could probably rattle off a Top 50 with not a lot of problem and that's not even including Buffalo Springfield or any CSN-related stuff.
	11:12pm Blissland: Like almost every notable artist from that period, he could have stopped making records at the end of the 70s and it wouldn't have made too much difference
	11:12pm hunterfelt: ↳ Summer and Michael and Sylvia @11:11 Hahaha. It's like how Jim Reid once admitted that "And Your Bird Can Sing" might have been the first shoegaze song. www.youtube.com...
	🦇 11:13pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Should add: "was initially threatened". After the back announce, he said "Oh, it's the Beatles! Thank god!"
	11:13pm Dean: Seventh Sojourn must be one of the most beautiful album covers.
	11:13pm Blissland: I wouldn't really mind if all the records ever made were done between 1964 and 1980
	11:13pm CC: ↳ Blissland @11:12 Neil we'll go down in history as one of the great lyricists of our time...:)
	11:14pm still b/p: ↳ Song: "When You're A Free Man" by "The Moody Blues" I can imagine Boz Scaggs doing this. Anybody else get that....anybody...?
	🦇 11:15pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: ↳ hunterfelt @11:12 We always claim it's The Flamingos "I Only Have Eyes For You".
	11:15pm Blissland: ↳ CC @11:13 He certainly will with me. His lyrics are poetry to me. I find them moving even though half the time I have no idea why
	🦇 11:16pm Black Dog: ↳ Summer and Michael and Sylvia @11:11 I used to listen to WHFS all the time back in the 80's! Loved Weasel!
	🦇 11:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Summer and Michael and Sylvia @11:15 Always say that prefigures Psychedelia. But now you mention it ...maybe it's DreamPop. :D ...& it's actually an even older Show Tune.
	11:17pm hunterfelt: ↳ Summer and Michael and Sylvia @11:15 Ooh that's a good one. I believe the production on that was one of the early influences on Brian Eno too but I'd have to dig up my copy of "Some Faraway Beach" to confirm.
	11:17pm CC: ↳ Blissland @11:15 Because he's such a perfectionist and words are important to him like Dylan...:)
	🦇 11:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ hunterfelt @11:17 That's good too.
	🦇 11:19pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: ↳ Black Dog @11:16 Hell, yes!
	🦇 11:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: One thinks of Rick Rubin in 'Soundbreaking' asserting that 'Tomorrow Never Knows' changed the idea of what Music even was. It's that profound. I feel fortunate that TheBeatles were among the earliest things I ever fell in love with.
	🦇 11:20pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:16 I think the heavy reverb does it. Just an incredible version and an amazing track.
	11:21pm CC: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:19 I fell in love with them when I was about 8 years old...:)
	🦇 11:21pm Black Dog: ↳ Summer and Michael and Sylvia @11:19 Who was the DJ who played Noam Chomsky clips?
	🦇 11:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Summer and Michael and Sylvia @11:20 Reverb ...& atmospheric space. & it's about a certain state of perception - which is represented sonically. Then there's Joe Meek...
	11:21pm hunterfelt: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:19 They were the right band at the right time: they were not just creative geniuses but also were popular enough that they could stop touring and concentrate on studio production right when the technology was making a quantum leap PLUS they had innovators like George Martin and Geoff Emerick working for them. It's sort of the perfect combination of events. If they emerged a few years later or a few years earlier who knows.
	🦇 11:22pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: ↳ hunterfelt @11:17 Production is outstanding. Important too to credit the group since I'm sure they got an awful deal. Incredible performance and timeless sound - we're still talking about it. x
	11:23pm bobobobob plasticland: I see it was Mike Wedgewood from curved air birthday yesterday...seen then open for J Tull on Aqualung tour ..I was 13 yrs of age
	11:23pm CC: ↳ hunterfelt @11:21 Not to mention Alan Parsons...:)
	🦇 11:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ hunterfelt @11:21 Yes - all that & much more we've all reflected on endlessly. I always note TheBeatles were dedicated to both the Twin Gawds of Excellence & Change.
	11:24pm hunterfelt: ↳ Summer and Michael and Sylvia @11:22 It's really just a miracle that John and Paul ran into each other in Liverpool, and they had George in tow as a third songwriter. I think it's one of the greatest miracles in music, along side Miles David and John Coltrane finding each other.
	🦇 11:24pm Black Dog: ↳ Song: "Melinda (More or Less)" by "Curved Air" Sitaaaaaarrrrrrr! And tablaaaaaah!
	11:24pm Blissland: I guess technically that was the 4th set but it felt more like a 3rd set
	🦇 11:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ hunterfelt @11:21 ...it all had to Change sometime. & the 1960s was when it did.
	🦇 11:25pm Black Dog: ↳ hunterfelt @11:24 Kismet.
	11:25pm CC: ↳ hunterfelt @11:24 Not to mention Cannonball Adderley and Pauly Chambers with Bill Evans...:)
	🦇 11:27pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: ↳ Black Dog @11:21 Damn, I don't recall! I do remember that they got shut down but came back slightly changed. I (Michael, here) was in a band at the time and I remember us recording Weasel's last show and dubbing over a long improv of our own on Tascam 4 track - all called "The Final Day" - but never releasing...
	🦇 11:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Miles had that Meta perception ...this guy Coltrane - he's worth giving opportunity & space to...
	11:29pm Blissland: Running Dry is not a track that I would expect you to choose if you were not deeply interested in his body of work
	11:31pm Blissland: I like San Francisco Girls by Fever Tree
	11:31pm Blissland: Yes it all Stevie Wonder's fault.
	11:32pm hunterfelt: "Trans" is one of my fave Neil Young albums, I love the combination of synth and electric guitar even though the old school Neil fans didn't like it. I guess now it's become a hip thing to reference? I was there before the curve.
	🦇 11:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: For me growing up - there were the three TV channels on antenna (up here New Hampshuh - & before cable). & these franchise stations would show the same Film about once every year. So if a Beatles film came on - that was like a Holiday. & 'Monterey Pop' & the Marx Bros. & KingKong (1933) were like that too...
	🦇 11:34pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Julie - good comments about the MMT movie! Nerd alert: The Beatles had a three picture deal and gave away MMT, not caring about it until they saw the cut. That's why they appear at the end, kind of wishing they had voiced the animation and also later saying that those impersonations were the basis for everyone doing a Liverpool accent, somewhat annoyingly...
	🦇 11:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: One major thing - Neil Young has always gone the way of his inspiration - @ whatever cost.
	🦇 11:34pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: ↳ Song: "The Runcorn Report On Western Progress" by "Inter... Love this album!
	🦇 11:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Summer and Michael and Sylvia @11:34 You mean YellowSub...
	🦇 11:35pm Julie: ↳ Summer and Michael and Sylvia @11:34 I was talking about Yellow Submarine
	🦇 11:35pm Black Dog: ↳ Summer and Michael and Sylvia @11:27 Yeah, as I recall, the station was sold and they were off the air for a while and then radically reformatted. They introduced me to so much new music back then....
	11:35pm Blissland: Yellow Submarine is possibly my favorite cartoon
	11:36pm Blissland: I saw that when it was released
	11:36pm CC: ↳ Blissland @11:35 I like the Grateful Dead cartoon movie where the two flowers are making love???...:)
	🦇 11:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TheBeatles had very little to do with the Production of 'Yellow Submarine' the movie. But it not only works in itself - but - as a Beatles movie. As an Animation - it's a unique film. & that's saying a lot too. & as an artifact of the Psychedelic 1960s - it's hard to beat as well.
	11:37pm Blissland: ↳ CC @11:36 oh I didn't see that one
	🦇 11:37pm Julie: I really would like to see it on a giant theater screen
	🦇 11:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Only The Black Rose" by "The Yardbirds" I've a tendency to feel Jimmy Page was an usurper edging JeffBeck out of the yARdbiRdS. But Page era yARdieS is its own thing really.
	11:39pm CC: ↳ Blissland @11:37 The Grateful Dead movie... an animated segment...:)
	🦇 11:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ CC @11:39 Yeah the opening - with the skeleton on the motorcycle...
	🦇 11:39pm Julie: the animation Elton was using on his last tour made me really wish he'd had a cartoon in the 70s
	11:40pm CC: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:39 That's the movie...:)
	🦇 11:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Uh-huh ! Sometimes I think which Rawkers should have their own Cartoon Shows ! :D BuddyHolly ...TheWho...
	🦇 11:41pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: ↳ Black Dog @11:35 Yeah, it wasn't quite the same after. My old band was playing Nightingales here in NYC in the 90's and Bill Milhiser, The Fleshtones drummer, was at the bar. I got to talk to him and talk about how I first heard the band on WHFS and we talked about Weasel, who they also loved. Good times...
	🦇 11:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "The Tube Exuding" by "Quill" Okay. Here's just one track. On a somewhat themed Julie fill-in ...where does Julie find these ??
	11:42pm CC: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:40 Kiss would probably be a hit for some people...:)
	11:43pm still b/p: My sister won tickets calling in to radio station for premiere of Yellow Submarine in Boston, and she took me to see it with her. Kleig lights out front pointed to the sky. Big deal. Big fun.
	11:43pm hunterfelt: ↳ CC @11:39 Yeah definitely the highlight of The Grateful Dead Movie which is imho kind of a drag even for this Deadhead. Kind of like their Song Remains The Same.
	🦇 11:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ CC @11:42 Well Kiss had a Marvel Comics issue. Why not...
	11:44pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: "Only The Black Rose" by "The Yardbirds" I don't know if I've ever seen a more garish LP jacket.
	🦇 11:44pm Black Dog: ↳ Summer and Michael and Sylvia @11:41 Yup, I'm sure I first heard the Fleshtones on HFS. Goodtimes indeed!
	🦇 11:44pm Julie: hi David!
	🦇 11:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ hunterfelt @11:43 I'm not even a Zep nut (I'm a Whofreak) - but 'How The West Was One' of Live footage is the Zep film you want.
	🦇 11:46pm Black Dog: ↳ Song: "Editions of You" by "Roxy Music" Roxxxxxxy! Yes, Julzzzz!
	11:46pm CC: ↳ hunterfelt @11:43 I still love seeing all them hippies rocking out and them girls dancing in their granny dresses...:)
	11:46pm hunterfelt: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:45 Oh yeah. I think the "How The West Was Won" album is the best Led Zeppelin document period. It really shows why they were considered a premiere live act.
	11:46pm Ross66: Really interesting mix of records tonight! Learned of some new stuff I hadn’t heard before.
	11:47pm WR: ↳ Song: "Editions of You" by "Roxy Music" Such a lovely decadent poseur song. shudder but still love it.
	11:47pm hunterfelt: ↳ Black Dog @11:46 Speaking of Brian Eno. Maybe a perfect album?
	11:47pm still b/p: If you'd asked me, I'da bet five bucks that Editions of You was on first album. And I'd be broke and confused.
	11:48pm WR: ↳ Ross66 @11:46 Agreed, always fun to learn of new old recordings of interest.
	11:48pm Ross66: ↳ WR @11:48 I definitely need that Quill album!
	🦇 11:49pm Midge: ↳ Song: "Editions of You" by "Roxy Music" It's going to be be hard falling asleep after this song! It's about time I view the Old Grey Whistle Test performance again.
	11:49pm CC: ↳ WR @11:48 Julie knows how to do it when she wants to...:)
	11:50pm still b/p: ↳ WR @11:47 Change and strip down the production style and it could be pretty punk-y.
	🦇 11:50pm Julie: ↳ still b/p @11:50 it's pretty punk-y anyway!
	11:51pm CC: ↳ Julie @11:50 Not in my opinion...:)
	11:51pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @11:50 The first two Roxy Music albums are up there with the Stooges and the Velvets (and honestly "Electric Warrior" era T. Rex) as far as proto-punk goes.
	🦇 11:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love the story that when Roxy were singed their audience was ...nobody yet.
	11:54pm hunterfelt: Okay, getting near the time. Great show Julie. Thanks to all for paying attention to my rambling. Good night birds!
	11:55pm David Shortell: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:43 I never read it. I only know their inscrutable appearance in Howard The Duck #12/13.
	11:55pm CC: The punk label does not fit where some people want it to fit...:)
	11:56pm Blissland: which one is Heaven and which is Earth?
	🦇 11:56pm Julie: ↳ Blissland @11:56 I've been asked this before :D
	11:57pm Blissland: ↳ Julie @11:56 not surprising. I like the blonde
	🦇 11:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for filling in tonight, Julie.
	11:57pm CC: ↳ Blissland @11:56 As Above So Below...:)
	🦇 11:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ Ken From Hyde Park @11:57 (I presume you're not planning a fourth hour.)
	🦇 11:58pm Julie: thanks so much everyone!
	11:58pm Katharsis: Thanks all. lovely
	11:58pm CC: Ya did good Julie...:)
	11:58pm WR: Thank you! Julie!
	🦇 11:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~
	11:59pm Blissland: oh it's over already. Well thanks for the memories and everything.
	🦇 11:59pm Midge: Thank you Julie! It's nice to hear your show at full volume. I may chime in tomorrow from work. So far it's going very well and I'm enjoying the new gig.
	🦇 11:59pm Black Dog: ↳ Song: "She's A Rainbow" by "The Rolling Stones" Thanks, Julie! What wonderful, metaphysical show!
	🦇 11:59pm Julie: that's great Midge!
	12:00am CC: ↳ Black Dog @11:59 Don't forget existential...:)
	12:01am Ross66: ↳ CC @12:00 Yes, that!
	12:01am David Shortell: ↳ Song: "She's A Rainbow" by "The Rolling Stones" Did this come out before or after Cream's “She Walks Like A Bearded Rainbow”?
	12:01am Blissland: Unfortunately I will miss most of the Dark Night of the Soul show tomorrow since I have to do errands. And it's unfortunate since it is one of the few shows that doesn't leave me feeling alienated.
	12:02am Ross66: ↳ David Shortell @12:01 Yes
	12:02am Ross66: Gnite all! Thanks, Julie!
	12:02am Blissland: ↳ Ross66 @12:02 Good night
	12:02am David Shortell: ↳ Ross66 @12:02 I hate when people make that reply!
	🦇 12:03am Yvang: Thanks Julie!
	12:03am Roberto: CRAAAAP I missed the fill-in gad durnit
	🦇 12:03am Black Dog: ↳ CC @12:00 HaHa!
	12:04am David Shortell: ↳ Song: "Only The Black Rose" by "The Yardbirds" A pity there's no time to hear Clear Light's "Black Roses"!
	🦇 12:05am Yvang: Dark Night of Love!
	12:05am Blissland: I only really enjoy the real time experience. I'll try to make it home before 7 if I can
	12:06am Blissland: oops, I said home, I should have said the house that I currently occupy because I can't afford to move anywhere else.

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from May 20, 2024

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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	Approx. start time
The Kinks	She's Got Everything "She's Got Everything" by "The Kinks"	Face to Face	Reprise Records	1966		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Lee Hazlewood & Ann Margaret	It's A Nice World To Visit (But Not To Live In)	The Cowboy & The Lady	LHI Records	1969		0:03:20 (Pop-up)
Electric Food	People "People" by "Electric Food"	Flash	Europe	1971		0:06:26 (Pop-up)
Jonna Gault and Her Symphonopop Scene	Wonder Why, I Guess	Watch Me	RCA	1968		0:09:19 (Pop-up)
Pete Brown & Piblokto!	Got a Letter From a Computer	Thousands On A Raft	Harvest	1970		0:11:55 (Pop-up)
Cher	For What It's Worth "For What It's Worth" by "Cher"	3614 Jackson Highway	ATCO Records	1969		0:17:40 (Pop-up)
The Attack	Strange House "Strange House" by "The Attack"	Final Daze	Get Back	2001	from 1967-68	0:20:00 (Pop-up)
Shocking Blue	California Here I Come	At Home	Pink Elephant	1969		0:24:01 (Pop-up)
Gil Scott-Heron	Home Is Where The Hatred Is	Pieces of a Man	Flying Dutchman	1971		0:27:16 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Backing Tracks	Substitute (instrumental)					0:30:34 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Let Me Sleep Beside You	David Bowie (Deluxe)	Deram	2010	from 1967	0:37:14 (Pop-up)
Jobriath	Earthling "Earthling" by "Jobriath"	Jobriath	Elektra	1973		0:40:40 (Pop-up)
Monument	And She Goes "And She Goes" by "Monument"	The First Monument	Beacon	1971		0:44:05 (Pop-up)
Stevie Wonder	Higher Ground "Higher Ground" by "Stevie Wonder"	Innervisions	Tamla Motown	1973		0:46:41 (Pop-up)
The Kitchen Cinq	When The Rainbow Disappears	When The Rainbow Disappears: An Anthology 1965-68	Light In The Attic	2015	b-side from 1967	0:50:22 (Pop-up)
The Status Quo	Pictures of Matchstick Men	Picturesque Matchstickable Messages From The Status Quo	Cadet Concept	1968		0:53:14 (Pop-up)
Olivia Newton-John	Why Don't You Write Me	Olivia	Interfusion	1972	simon & garfunkel cover	0:56:14 (Pop-up)
Cher	Chastity's Song (Band of Thieves)	Chastity OST	ATCO Records	1969		0:58:57 (Pop-up)
Jefferson Airplane	Two Heads "Two Heads" by "Jefferson Airplane"	After Bathing At Baxter’s	RCA Victor	1967		1:01:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Neil Hefti	The Year of the Duck "The Year of the Duck" by "Neil Hefti"					1:05:02 (Pop-up)
The Mamas & the Papas	Monday, Monday	If You Can Believe Your Eyes and Ears	Dunhill	1966		1:11:12 (Pop-up)
Tina and David Meltzer	Let The Door Stay Open	Green Morning	RD Records	1998	shelved album from 1970	1:14:41 (Pop-up)
The Spoils of War	Now Is Made in America	The Spoils of War	Shadoks Music	1999	from 1967	1:18:21 (Pop-up)
6 Feet Under	In Retrospect "In Retrospect" by "6 Feet Under"	In Retrospect 1969-1970	Arf! Arf!	1998	b-side from 1970	1:23:29 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	It Would Be So Nice "It Would Be So Nice" by "Pink Floyd"	Early Singles	Columbia	1992	single from 1968	1:27:28 (Pop-up)
Bee Gees	Idea (mono version) "Idea (mono version)" by "Bee Gees"	Idea (reissue)	Reprise Records	2006	from 1968	1:31:17 (Pop-up)
The Who	Jaguar "Jaguar" by "The Who"	The Who Sell Out (reissue)	Track Record	1995	from 1967	1:33:54 (Pop-up)
Marie Laforêt	Marie Douceur - Marie Colère	Album 3	Disques Festival	1967		1:36:50 (Pop-up)
Ultimate Spinach	Pamela "Pamela" by "Ultimate Spinach"	Ultimate Spinach	MGM Records	1968		1:39:41 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Unknown	Julia Dream (Electric piano cover)					1:42:52 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Hurdy Gurdy Man "Hurdy Gurdy Man" by "Donovan"	The Hurdy Gurdy Man	Epic	1968		1:49:01 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Angel Tree "Angel Tree" by "Elton John"	Regimental Sgt. Zippo	Rocket Entertainment	2021	shelved1st album from 1968	1:52:16 (Pop-up)
William Sheller	Couleurs "Couleurs" by "William Sheller"	Lux Aeterna (reissue)	CBS	2012	single from 1968	1:55:11 (Pop-up)
The Velvet Underground & Nico	I'll Be Your Mirror	The Velvet Underground & Nico	Verve Records	1966		1:57:33 (Pop-up)
Fever Tree	Filigree and Shadow "Filigree and Shadow" by "Fever Tree"	Fever Tree	UNI Records	1968		1:58:47 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	Only A Northern Song "Only A Northern Song" by "The Beatles"	Yellow Submarine	Apple Records	1969		2:02:41 (Pop-up)
Neil Young with Crazy Horse	Running Dry (Requiem for the Rockets)	Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere	Reprise Records	1969		2:05:54 (Pop-up)
The Moody Blues	When You're A Free Man	Seventh Sojourn	Threshold	1972		2:11:56 (Pop-up)
Circus 2000	I Just Can't Stay "I Just Can't Stay" by "Circus 2000"	Circus 2000	Rifi	1970		2:17:28 (Pop-up)
Curved Air	Melinda (More or Less)	Phantasmagoria	Warner Bros Records	1972		2:20:06 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Beatles	Within You Without You (instrumental)					2:23:34 (Pop-up)
International Harvester	The Runcorn Report On Western Progress	Sov Gott Rose-Marie	Love Records	1968		2:32:10 (Pop-up)
The Yardbirds	Only The Black Rose	Little Games	Epic	1967		2:35:22 (Pop-up)
Quill	The Tube Exuding "The Tube Exuding" by "Quill"	Quill	Cotillion	1970		2:38:09 (Pop-up)
Andrew	I Love You (Yes I Do) "I Love You (Yes I Do)" by "Andrew"	Woops	Barnyard	2017	from 1973	2:42:09 (Pop-up)
Roxy Music	Editions of You "Editions of You" by "Roxy Music"	For Your Pleasure	Island Records	1973		2:45:23 (Pop-up)
Lothar and the Hand People	Sdrawkcab	Space Hymn	Capitol Records	1969		2:49:10 (Pop-up)
The Deep	When Rain Is Black "When Rain Is Black" by "The Deep"	Psychedelic Moods (A Mind Expanding Phenomena)	Parkway	1966		2:53:06 (Pop-up)
Heaven & Earth	Voice In The Wind "Voice In The Wind" by "Heaven & Earth"	Refuge	Ovation Records	1973		2:55:09 (Pop-up)
The Rolling Stones	She's A Rainbow	Their Satanic Majesties Request	London Records	1967		2:57:36 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Syd Barrett	Gigolo Aunt (loop) "Gigolo Aunt (loop)" by "Syd Barrett"					3:01:51 (Pop-up)

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	9:00pm Asheville Jon: Julie! BIRDS!! HELLO!!!
	🦇 9:00pm Julie: hi asheville jon!
	9:01pm hunterfelt: Hello Julie, hello birds, hello commentators. Hello... the Davies brothers! From one of the finest Kinks albums.
	🦇 9:01pm Mxter Baba: hey hey, Julie and dark souls!
	🦇 9:01pm Julie: hi hunterfelt! Hi Mxter Baba!
	🦇 9:01pm Yvang: Hiya Julie and planet souls! Aren't the birds asleep at this time?
	9:02pm listener James from Westwood: Ahhh, excellent—bonus Julie!
	🦇 9:02pm Julie: hi Yvang! Nope still up...gonna be past their bedtime when I finish. might get raucous
	🦇 9:02pm Julie: Hi James!
	9:02pm adamdoesit: Hello Julie, Boids, and Bat Planet Noise!
	🦇 9:03pm Dan S: Hi Julie and fellow Dark Night folks! My bedtime will be coming up soon, but I'll listen until then :)
	9:03pm WLSClark: Hiya Julie and all BPNers
	🦇 9:03pm Julie: hi Adamdoesit!
	🦇 9:03pm Julie: hi Dan and WLSClark!
	🦇 9:04pm Mxter Baba: Ann-Margret avatar ACTIVATED!
	🦇 9:04pm Julie: wooohoo!
	9:04pm WLSClark: Lee had the lookers for women. didn't he?
	9:04pm MFO: Hello Julie! And Everyone! Be Your Self! Be Your Self!
	🦇 9:05pm Julie: Hi MFO! I am always mice elf
	9:05pm WLSClark: ↳ Mxter Baba @9:04 Awesome!
	9:05pm CC: Hi Julie and all you other cool kids out there... listening intently tonight...:)
	9:05pm MFO: ↳ Julie @9:05 Cool!
	🦇 9:05pm Julie: hiya CC!
	🦇 9:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Julie and dark birds!
	🦇 9:06pm Julie: hi Ken!
	9:07pm Dean: Local campus station played CCR's "Heard It Through the Grapevine" this evening. I hadn't heard it in ages. Remains quite impressive.
	9:07pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "People" by "Electric Food" Nice variations on the "In A Gadda Da Vida/Sunshine Of My Love" riff.
	🦇 9:08pm Julie: ↳ Dean @9:07 great version. I have the 7"
	9:09pm northguineahills: ok, i walked into a wall (hadn't turned on the lights yet, and cut my nose [not spite my face]). just a normal day for me....
	🦇 9:10pm Julie: oh no NGH! ouchie
	🦇 9:10pm Yvang: seems like we're going Eclectical Banana tonight!
	9:10pm Blissland: greetings
	9:10pm CC: ↳ Julie @9:05 Did you plan anything extraordinary for this program???...:)
	🦇 9:10pm Julie: ↳ Yvang @9:10 little bit!
	9:11pm WR: Hi Julie and folks
	9:11pm WLSClark: NGH, sorry to hear! Hi Blissland!
	🦇 9:11pm Julie: hiya blissland
	🦇 9:11pm Julie: ↳ CC @9:10 not really.
	9:11pm WLSClark: Hi WR!
	🦇 9:11pm Julie: for me every chance to fill in for BPN is extraordinary
	9:12pm Dean: I think KALX played the album version of "Grapevine." It went on and on. I really need to get those albums!
	9:13pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Got a Letter From a Computer" by "Pete Brown & Pi... And speaking of "Sunshine Of Your Love"...
	9:13pm CC: ↳ Julie @9:11 I've always wondered how far in advance you cut your playlist or do you just play things off the cuff???...:)
	🦇 9:14pm Julie: ↳ Dean @9:12 11 minutes
	🦇 9:14pm Julie: ↳ CC @9:13 i am a planner mostly. not very spontaneous
	9:15pm CC: ↳ Julie @9:14 Then you must have planned tonight show knowing you were filling in for Bob and Gina???...:)
	🦇 9:15pm Julie: oh yes!
	🦇 9:17pm Yvang: ↳ Song: "Got a Letter From a Computer" by "Pete Brown & Pi... First mention ever of an email in a song?
	9:17pm Dean: I can spare 11 minutes.
	9:19pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "For What It's Worth" by "Cher" Nice version.
	9:20pm northguineahills: ↳ WLSClark @9:11 i'm a klutz. I haven't memorized the full layout of this house (last week fell down the stairs and almost went through the window. i've memorized the stairs since then. (after I get my bearings, I can usually walk around a domicile w/ my eyes closed w/ no problem).
	9:20pm CC: ↳ Song: "For What It's Worth" by "Cher" Who is that man on Slide!?!...:)
	9:24pm WR: ↳ CC @9:20 Looks like it was a Memphis session. But I dunno.
	9:25pm hunterfelt: ↳ CC @9:20 Wikipedia says Eddie Hinton on lead and Jimmy Johnson on rhythm on this album. Also: Donna Jean Godchaux on backing vocals! I guess sort of like her version of "Dusty In Memphis," except at Muscle Shoals.
	🦇 9:25pm Julie: hi WR If I didn't say hi before!
	9:25pm WR: ↳ hunterfelt @9:25 thanks hunterfelt
	🦇 9:26pm Midge: Hello Julie and Monday dark souls!
	9:26pm CC: ↳ hunterfelt @9:25 Makes sense...:)
	🦇 9:26pm Julie: hi Midge!
	🦇 9:26pm Black Dog: Hey, Julie!! You're killing it, as usual! Greetings, Dark Planeteers everywhere!
	9:27pm WR: ↳ Yvang @9:17 and now 54 years later the computer delivered (and generated) mails are a flood.
	9:27pm WLSClark: Hi Black Dog, CC, Midge and the many I missed.
	🦇 9:27pm Julie: hi Black Dog! Thank you!
	9:29pm CC: ↳ WLSClark @9:27 Yes... it's nice being able to see everyone and say hi...:)
	🦇 9:31pm Yvang: ↳ WLSClark @9:27 Hi WLSClark!
	9:32pm Asheville Jon: BIRDS!!!
	🦇 9:32pm Yvang: ↳ Song: "Home Is Where The Hatred Is" by "Gil Scott-Heron" The best!
	9:32pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Home Is Where The Hatred Is" by "Gil Scott-Heron" If I ever had my own radio show one thing I'd love to do is just like an hour or two of the proto-hip-hoppers. Gil Scott-Heron, The Watts Prophets, The Last Poets, Lightin-Rod, Big Youth & the rest of the toasters, ending with the Fatback Band's "King Tim III (Personality Jock)"
	9:32pm WLSClark: Hi Yvang! HEY, nice to hear Julie's bird is still making music!
	🦇 9:33pm Black Dog: ↳ Song: "Substitute (instrumental)" by "The Backing Tracks" Hey, WLSC! And hello to the Biiiiiirds!!
	9:33pm Asheville Jon: 40????
	🦇 9:33pm Yvang: ↳ hunterfelt @9:32 I would listen to it!
	9:34pm WLSClark: I love birds. Always parakeets and they were both so good.
	9:34pm Blissland: is today Cannibal's birth day?
	9:34pm adamdoesit: Happy birthday Cannibal! And Cher.
	🦇 9:35pm Black Dog: Happy Hatchday, Cannibal!
	9:36pm CC: Cher must have graduated high school in 1965???...:)
	🦇 9:38pm Julie: yesterday!
	9:38pm Ross66: Hi Julie! Great first set !
	🦇 9:39pm Julie: thanks Ross!
	9:40pm Ross66: ↳ CC @9:36 She dropped out and moved in with Sonny, whom she met while working at Gold Star Studio with Phil Spector.
	9:40pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Let Me Sleep Beside You" by "David Bowie" Deram every week
	9:40pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Let Me Sleep Beside You" by "David Bowie" Usually I prefer the "Toy" version of these songs from the original, but his voice is in really strong early form on this original version, one of the best of his early songs along with "Can't Help Thinking About Me," "You've Got A Habit Of Leaving," "Love You Til Tuesday," and "Memories Of A Free Festival."
	9:41pm Ross66: Julie. Lee Hazlewood’s first muse was singer, Suzi Jane Hokom.
	9:42pm CC: ↳ Ross66 @9:40 Tuning in turning on and dropping out was pretty common back then...:)
	9:44pm Ross66: ↳ CC @9:42 Yes, she was only 16!
	🦇 9:44pm Julie: ↳ Ross66 @9:41 thanks Ross!
	🦇 9:46pm Midge: ↳ WLSClark @9:27 Hello WLSClark!
	9:46pm CC: ↳ Ross66 @9:44 I graduated a semester early in January of 1972 and went right to work...:)
	🦇 9:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ Song: "Higher Ground" by "Stevie Wonder" I think this breaks my string of 37 times hearing the RHCP's cover since I last heard the original.
	9:51pm Blissland: re-incarnation is the scariest and most depressing idea
	🦇 9:51pm Julie: ↳ Blissland @9:51 I'm not doing THIS again!
	9:51pm Blissland: but I like that song anyway because Stevie Wonder is so awesome
	9:52pm CC: ↳ Blissland @9:51 Especially if you come back as a caterpillar instead of a butterfly...:)
	9:52pm Blissland: ↳ Julie @9:51 I don't even want to finish this time around. It hasn't been worth it since 2008
	9:54pm hunterfelt: ↳ CC @9:52 If I can come back as a house cat. I'd be fine with that. Not doing the human thing again.
	9:54pm Ross66: ↳ Blissland @9:51 It can be comforting too.
	9:55pm CC: ↳ hunterfelt @9:54 The point is why should you come back as anything less than what you are now???...:)
	9:55pm MFO: ↳ Song: "Pictures of Matchstick Men" by "The Status Quo" The first time i heard this song was sung by Camper Van Beethoven
	🦇 9:56pm Julie: hi MFO!
	9:56pm Ross66: We choose what life to enter depending on our karma and what we need to learn from the experience.
	9:57pm Blissland: ↳ Ross66 @9:56 I refuse to believe it
	9:57pm Ross66: ↳ Blissland @9:57 That’s okay too. The possibilities are endless.
	9:58pm Blissland: Presently my preferred cosmology is that it's all a big mistake and when this is over that's the end of it for me
	9:58pm CC: ↳ Ross66 @9:56 That reminds me of one of my favorite books by Rd Laing ...The Politics of Experience...:)
	9:59pm Ross66: ↳ CC @9:58 We came from nothing then go back to nothing? Perhaps
	🦇 10:00pm Julie: reincarnation makes more sense to me than any sort of afterlife.
	10:00pm Ross66: ↳ CC @9:58 Yes, great writer!
	10:00pm CC: ↳ Ross66 @9:59 Well... everything is nothing and nothing is everything..right???...:)
	10:01pm Ross66: ↳ Julie @10:00 Otherwise, the afterlife would be quite full of dead souls.
	10:01pm Ross66: ↳ CC @10:00 Right, yes
	🦇 10:01pm Julie: I mean heaven/hell concepts
	10:02pm Blissland: even if consciousness is in some way transcendent, I don't like the idea of a transcendent ego, which is pre-requisite for the continuity of personhood in successive incarnations
	10:02pm Ross66: ↳ Julie @10:01 Yes, okay
	10:02pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Two Heads" by "Jefferson Airplane" YAY!!!
	10:02pm CC: ↳ Ross66 @10:01 and anything might be something???...:)
	10:02pm WLSClark: Hi Ross
	🦇 10:03pm Will thee SG OCNY: Hi Julie and all!!!
	10:03pm Ross66: Heaven and Hell must be very populated by now. Me, the don’t care for crowds.
	🦇 10:03pm Julie: hi Will!
	10:03pm Blissland: ↳ Julie @10:01 I find the idea of coming back again as scary as the idea hell. I just don't want to be here
	10:03pm Ross66: Hey WLS Clarke!
	10:03pm WLSClark: ↳ Blissland @10:03 Coming back BEFORE might be fun!
	10:04pm Ross66: Hey Will!
	10:05pm CC: ↳ Blissland @10:03 Here There and Everywhere might might be the same place you just can't remember???...:)
	10:05pm WLSClark: Hiya Will!
	10:05pm Ross66: ↳ Blissland @10:03 Understood. I hope you find light and happiness in this incarnation.
	10:06pm WR: ↳ Song: "The Year of the Duck" by "Neil Hefti" super reverb vocals every week!
	🦇 10:06pm Black Dog: ↳ Julie @10:00 I believe we're all individuals with unique souls. We humans aren't able to imagine an afterlife, but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
	10:06pm hunterfelt: ↳ CC @9:55 As someone who has given it a lot of thought, the two things that scare me most are the idea of living forever and the idea of never dying. This is particularly challenging because I'm not sure what the third option would be. Reincarnation, wiping the brain over, sounds like it could be interesting. I guess my favorire idea is sort of being lost in dreams forever? I dunno. I guess the only solution is to learn to exist in the here and now and not really think about either way because our brains aren't really designed to comprehend non-life. (Yes I have done lots of psychedelics in my life, how did you guess?)
	10:06pm Blissland: ↳ WLSClark @10:03 if circumstances were different. I might have the wherewithall to live a good and fulfilling life if certain external things were very different. Or maybe not. Regardless, it's just not worth the struggle. That's just me. I know most people don't feel that way.
	10:06pm Ross66: ↳ CC @10:05 Hopefully, here, there, and everywhere turns out to be really awesome!
	10:07pm Dean: Reincarnation urges us to embrace empathy. We don't "come back," not ever. But we do imagine returning, and doing so makes us wonder how the person we once were later feels under new circumstances. That's empathy. Embrace it.
	10:07pm Blissland: ↳ Ross66 @10:05 I appreciate that very much. But I'm not expecting much at this point.
	10:08pm Ross66: ↳ Dean @10:07 Empathy is essential
	🦇 10:08pm Will thee SG OCNY: Hi Ashville Jon, hunterfelt, Mxter Baba, Yvang, James, adamdoesit, Dan S, WLSClark, MFO, CC, Ken HP, Dean, NGH, Blissland, WR, Midge, Black Dog, Ross66, and anyone I missed!!!
	10:09pm CC: ↳ hunterfelt @10:06 Living forever and never dying is one and the same...:)
	10:09pm Blissland: ↳ Will thee SG OCNY @10:08 greetings Will
	🦇 10:09pm Will thee SG OCNY: Btw, Happy birthday to your Bird 🕊️🦜🐦 I couldn't even imagine having a bird for 40 years
	10:10pm Ross66: Yes, Manish Boys 1965
	10:10pm CC: ↳ Blissland @10:06 The older you get you'll feel like being busy because time is running out...:)
	10:11pm Blissland: I find the idea of oblivion more appealing than the idea of heaven. But heaven would be better than going to hell or spending another life time on earth
	10:12pm Dean: That NYT story about Mama Cass was sweet. She was a beautiful talent. Our loss.
	10:12pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Pictures of Matchstick Men" by "The Status Quo" The "Pictures Of Matchstick Man" history: Status Quo were a boogie band who were huge in UK and had a big following there, but this was the only song they did that hit the US charts. It was in the classic rock rotation in the 90s but I'm not sure it's survived the playlist consolidation. It then got covered by Camper Van Beethoven in the 1980s and it became the closest thing they had to a crossover hit. It doesn't really sound like anything else in either band's catalog.
	🦇 10:12pm Julie: ↳ Will thee SG OCNY @10:09 I've only had him for 6. But I did have one for 22 years!
	10:13pm still b/p: If the science-heads can confirm and flesh out the parallel/alternate universe business, there could be interesting overlap with adjusted notions of reincarnation.
	10:13pm Ross66: ↳ Dean @10:12 Yes, such a wonderful talent she was!
	🦇 10:13pm Julie: hi still b/p!
	🦇 10:14pm Will thee SG OCNY: ↳ Julie @10:12 That's wild
	10:14pm Ross66: ↳ still b/p @10:13 Time will tell
	10:14pm CC: ↳ Ross66 @10:08 Yes... putting yourself in someone else's place...:)
	🦇 10:15pm Black Dog: A friend once told me that if reincarnation exists, he wants to come back as my dog. My dog (pictured) has it pretty good, and as much as I empathize with him, I'll take my chances on an afterlife.
	🦇 10:15pm Julie: I don't have empathy because I think I'm coming back, I have empathy because I just do?
	10:16pm Blissland: I suspect a much richer understanding of consciousness will come out of neuroscience. Which is not to say that I subscribe to materialism. But the mind does seem to make a home in the brain, at least temporarily
	10:16pm CC: ↳ still b/p @10:13 Now is what 'it' is...:)
	10:16pm MFO: ↳ hunterfelt @10:12 That song really replicates guitar with the violin.
	10:17pm still b/p: Hi, Jzhulee. I like the glimpse of Cass through recollections in the Laurel Canyon 60s doc -- a den mom, caretaker, social motivator and connector.
	10:17pm Ross66: This is an awesome track!
	10:18pm Blissland: ↳ Julie @10:15 it can't be motivated by self interest, that would be inauthentic
	10:18pm Ross66: ↳ CC @10:16 Be Here Now
	10:19pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Now Is Made in America" by "The Spoils of War" EARLY SYNTH! I'm guessing that's good old Moog.
	10:20pm Blissland: actually I'm probably thinking of compassion. I don't know if I have any empathy at all. If it means actually feeling what people around me are feeling, then I don't.
	10:21pm Ross66: ↳ Blissland @10:20 Compassion and empathy go hand in hand
	10:22pm Blissland: ↳ Ross66 @10:21 I'm not always sure what exactly people mean by empathy, or if it's conflated with sympathy
	10:24pm CC: ↳ Blissland @10:20 Well... having empathy doesn't mean you have to like what you're feeling that another is feeling...say Donald Trump for instance...hahaha...:)
	🦇 10:26pm Julie: I always figured it was a put yourself in their shoes kind of thing..
	10:26pm Dean: Empathy is easy. You feel pretty much what the other feels. Sympathy is subtler. You understand and appreciate that the person feels that way, but you might not feel it yourself.
	10:26pm MFO: ↳ Song: "In Retrospect" by "6 Feet Under" This is food for my ears!
	10:27pm Blissland: I don't feel other people's feeling at all. But I relate to a lot of feelings by abstraction. I think maybe empaths, on the other hand, are actually moved by the private things going on with others
	10:27pm Blissland: ↳ Julie @10:26 that's simple enough
	10:28pm CC: There were many instances in Star Trek's New Generation that Deanna Troy didn't feel comfortable feeling what someone else was feeling...:)
	10:28pm Blissland: ↳ Dean @10:26 Then by those definitions I am capable of sympathy but not of empathy.
	10:29pm hunterfelt: ↳ CC @10:28 This is why I identify with Troi the most out of any Star Trek character. It's not always fun not being able to shut off your ability to put yourself into other people's shoes.
	10:29pm Blissland: and that's pretty much my understanding of what those words mean too
	10:32pm CC: The thing is you can never experience another person's experience you can only imagine what it is...:)
	10:32pm Blissland: I guess that really means that empathy is extra-sensory perception
	🦇 10:32pm Julie: ↳ hunterfelt @10:29 I also blame her for everyone and their brother calling themselves an empath
	10:32pm Ross66: ↳ hunterfelt @10:29 Spock could be pretty empathetic despite being half Vulcan.
	🦇 10:33pm Julie: ↳ Blissland @10:32 have you ever had to leave a room because the vibes were off? That's a similar feeling. Oh these people are all angry, let me get out of here.
	10:34pm CC: ↳ Julie @10:33 Nothing replaces a genuine smile...:)
	10:34pm Dean: CC: Yep, and imagining what it is is empathy. It's not ESP. It's being poised to acknowledge that there are others and that, perhaps, you share something with those others.
	10:34pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @10:32 Yeah it's less about "knowing what other people are feeling," but "unable to stop imagining what other people are feeling." Constantly putting yourself into other people's shoes. It's not necessarily any sort of magic ability.
	10:34pm Blissland: ↳ Julie @10:33 well yeah, a few times. But just being around a sad person doesn't make me sad. In fact I enjoy commiseration
	10:35pm Blissland: I've also felt a love vibe sometimes when I was in a bar. It's extraordinary
	10:37pm Blissland: ↳ Dean @10:34 I think that's the opposite of what you said before. You're describing what you previously described as sympathy.
	10:37pm still b/p: Star Trek took great pleasure in moments that said, "Oooh, see, there IS some fuller emotion in ol' Spocky." But, in general, it seemed to me that things he did and described as tenets and traditions of Vulcan culture just couldn't exist without some emotion as foundation and fuel.
	10:37pm Dean: I don't believe I've ever had that feeling, Julie @10:33. For me all of life every day entails "vibes are off." I can't leave the room, because I'll only enter another where the vibes are off.
	10:37pm Blissland: it's really not possible to communicate effectively with words without clearly defining terms
	🦇 10:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo ! ...already been enjoying the groovy version of Dark Night - while busy recovering from the heat here (!) & typing up about the Astrological changes today (⦿Sun into ♊︎Gemini for chatting & ☽Moon in ♏︎Scorpio for emotional depth, maybe even - who knows)...
	10:38pm hunterfelt: ↳ hunterfelt @10:34 In any case, there's an autistic thing called hyper-empathy that I'm pretty sure what I'm trying to describe and it's complicated: the-art-of-autism.com...
	10:38pm David Watts: Cool cover!
	🦇 10:38pm Julie: I'm a psychic sponge. I feel everyone's everything so I gotta spend a lot of time alone. I'm not sure I was always that way or that's because I spent so much time alone
	🦇 10:38pm Julie: hiya Rev! Hi David Watts! Cool name!
	10:38pm Dean: I disagree, Blissland @10:37.
	10:38pm CC: ↳ still b/p @10:37 Yeah... like when the males went into heat every 7 years or so...:)
	🦇 10:39pm Black Dog: Empathy is when you cry at movies because the characters are sad. Sympathy is when you wish whatever happened to them hadn't.
	10:40pm CC: ↳ hunterfelt @10:38 Soon the mind and brain will evolve into true ESP for all...:)
	10:41pm Dean: Some of us don't cry at movies. Yet we exhibit empathy all the time.
	10:41pm Blissland: okay well just to be clear "Empathy is easy. You feel pretty much what the other feels." no, I can't do that. "Sympathy is subtler. You understand and appreciate that the person feels that way, but you might not feel it yourself." Yes, I do that.
	10:41pm hunterfelt: ↳ CC @10:38 Yeah Vulcans developed into beings that limited their emotions because early on in their species' development they were violent and they blamed this on being hyper-emotional.
	10:42pm CC: ↳ Blissland @10:37 If it weren't for words we would all still be grunting at each other...:)
	10:42pm Dean: Thanks, Blissland. I get where you're coming from.
	10:42pm katharsis: Surely its not all dark, only at night. Hellos
	🦇 10:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Jaguar" by "The Who" Always interesting to me how much like the Jimi Hendrix Experience this one sounds - aspects of the Gittar Tone & things. How closely associated they were for a minute there...
	10:45pm WLSClark: Wonderful show tonight, Julie.
	🦇 10:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lack of empathy is the definition of Sociopathy exactly.
	10:46pm CC: The movie... Clan of the Cave Bear was kind of deep... not to mention the one with Ringo Starr and Barbara Bauch...lol...:)
	10:47pm katharsis: Rev rabbit do you work professionally as an astrologist? I could use some assistance
	10:47pm Blissland: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:46 well then it's back to the drawing board etymologically
	🦇 10:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ CC @10:46 'Caveman' is a good film. :D
	10:47pm Blissland: Because that would make me a sociopath
	🦇 10:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ katharsis @10:47 No - I haven't done it for money for various reasons.
	10:49pm Blissland: I think the ability to be sympathetic is an adequate substitute for actual empathy
	🦇 10:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Blissland @10:47 There are some clinical sociopaths - medically unable to feel empathy, as it were - who are not necessarily evil. It's just a condition ! Tho of course there are murderers who are too...
	10:49pm David Watts: The guitar tone on this song is 🔥 🚒
	10:50pm CC: ↳ Song: "Hurdy Gurdy Man" by "Donovan" Mmmm...:)
	10:50pm WLSClark: ↳ Song: "Hurdy Gurdy Man" by "Donovan" Donovan was the man of the hour in 66-69.
	10:50pm Blissland: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:49 I'm going with the definition of "empathy" as the feeling of other people's feelings by direct transference
	10:51pm katharsis: Well I appreciate your insights. Thank you
	10:51pm Blissland: And I do know some sociopaths, and I wish I didn't
	🦇 10:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ David Watts @10:49 en.wikipedia.org...
	10:52pm CC: ↳ Blissland @10:49 Only if you imagine someone needs sympathy...:)
	🦇 10:52pm Julie: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:49 also a challenge for many on the spectrum
	10:54pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Angel Tree" by "Elton John" I did not realize that Elton John had a Tyrannosaurus Rex period
	10:55pm Blissland: ↳ CC @10:52 It's valuable because otherwise almost everyone would be sociopathic. But I don't know, maybe that's where we're headed. Either way I've had more than my fill
	🦇 10:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: When I saw 'Jaws' as a little kid - & winced when the old guy was getting chewed up in a real bloody manner ...that's a kind of empathy. I don't think it's so mysterious ...but I got lots of Water Sign action in my Chart - & tend to process things thru Feeling quite a bit.
	10:57pm Blissland: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:55 that's happens to me when it's ostensibly real. Otherwise I find violence amusing and often hilarious
	10:58pm Blissland: real violence is repugnant to me
	10:58pm CC: ↳ Blissland @10:55 When a high percentage of people become fatalistic is what puts everyone at risk...:)
	10:59pm Blissland: ↳ CC @10:58 fatalistic in what way?
	🦇 10:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Comedy is when you fall into a manhole & seriously injure yourself ...tragedy is when I get a small cut on my finger '... - Mel Brooks I think actually that Humor is based on the release of tension.
	11:00pm Blissland: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:59 For me it all depends on how real it is
	🦇 11:00pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Julie! Just remembering about your fill-in tonight and tuning in, now!
	🦇 11:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but there's all kinds of Movies I can't even watch. I'm highly suggestible that way.
	11:01pm still b/p: ↳ Blissland @10:58 Some observers get excited and entertained when a real-life physical fight breaks out. I sure as hell don't. The air and force of that angry violence is anxiously jarring, threatening beyond the fighters and ugly in the extreme.
	11:03pm Blissland: ↳ still b/p @11:01 interestingly enough, the 2 bonafide sociopaths that I personally know, who are identical twins, have both been convicted of felony assault
	11:03pm hunterfelt: ↳ Song: "Only A Northern Song" by "The Beatles" Top 20 Beatles song. I don't understand why this song doesn't get more love among fans.
	11:03pm CC: ↳ CC @10:58 You know... those who say there's no hope for the future there's no reason to try there's no reason to live there's only time to die...:)
	🦇 11:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I love Godzilla destroying entire cities ...if there were too much violence on the personal level I might not. There's an Idea that Horror can be a catharsis - as Ancient Theatre was intended to be. But is it, or just reveling in it...
	11:04pm Blissland: ↳ CC @11:03 yeah that would be me
	🦇 11:04pm Julie: hi SMS!
	11:06pm Blissland: Julie do you love this album like I do?
	🦇 11:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Only A Northern Song" by "The Beatles" George Harrison first submitted this for Sgt. Pepper ...Producer George Martin thot it subpar for the project - so Harrison came back with 'Within You Without You'. @ first, they didn't have faith in the YellowSub film project - & saved all their 'lesser' trax for it @ the time. But it turned out a great Film ...& I agree - this a great track. Mystery Tour & Yellow Sub round out Psychedelic 1967 with Sgt. Pepper.
	🦇 11:07pm Julie: ↳ Blissland @11:06 I appreciate Neil in small doses
	11:07pm Blissland: ↳ Julie @11:07 heh .... fair enough
	🦇 11:07pm Black Dog: As smart as we all are, it's amazing how much we don't know. One thing for certain - Julie has been killing it all night long! Thanks for putting up with us, Juls!
	🦇 11:08pm Julie: awww thanks Black dog!
	🦇 11:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Running Dry (Requiem for the Rockets)" by "Neil Y... Also really like this album. Kind of realized ...what I love in AltKuntry like SonVolt ...it's kinda this sort of Neil Young stylee really. :D
	11:08pm hunterfelt: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:06 I like George's more sarcastic songs, I think. He's kind of a double-edged person: half a mystic and have a curmudgeon. Which I definitely relate to.
	11:09pm CC: ↳ Black Dog @11:07 I certainly agree...:)
	11:09pm hunterfelt: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:08 My favorite Neil Young album (although "Rust Never Sleeps" and "Tonight's The Night" also come close.
	🦇 11:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ hunterfelt @11:08 Yes - 'Northern Songs' was John & Paul's publishing. Song is both transcendental & ...immanent. :)
	11:10pm Blissland: ↳ hunterfelt @11:09 I like those choices. I would put On The Beach up there as well
	11:10pm CC: ↳ hunterfelt @11:09 I love the way he played like a hurricane on Soundstage with that big party and harmonica...:)
	🦇 11:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ hunterfelt @11:09 Neil's got a few damn Songs for sure.
	11:11pm CC: ↳ CC @11:10 Pipe organ...
	🦇 11:11pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: ↳ Song: "Only A Northern Song" by "The Beatles" Back in the day when we were in DC and our WFMU was Bethesda's WHFS, their go-to host "Weasel" had Richard Butler as a guest. In his set he played Harrison's "It's All Too Much" from MMT and, incredibly. Butler not only didn't know it but admitted he was threatened that another band had bettered their sound. (we love The Furs, btw - not to disparage, just such a great moment on live radio... we may have a tape somewhere...)
	11:11pm hunterfelt: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:10 I could probably rattle off a Top 50 with not a lot of problem and that's not even including Buffalo Springfield or any CSN-related stuff.
	11:12pm Blissland: Like almost every notable artist from that period, he could have stopped making records at the end of the 70s and it wouldn't have made too much difference
	11:12pm hunterfelt: ↳ Summer and Michael and Sylvia @11:11 Hahaha. It's like how Jim Reid once admitted that "And Your Bird Can Sing" might have been the first shoegaze song. www.youtube.com...
	🦇 11:13pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Should add: "was initially threatened". After the back announce, he said "Oh, it's the Beatles! Thank god!"
	11:13pm Dean: Seventh Sojourn must be one of the most beautiful album covers.
	11:13pm Blissland: I wouldn't really mind if all the records ever made were done between 1964 and 1980
	11:13pm CC: ↳ Blissland @11:12 Neil we'll go down in history as one of the great lyricists of our time...:)
	11:14pm still b/p: ↳ Song: "When You're A Free Man" by "The Moody Blues" I can imagine Boz Scaggs doing this. Anybody else get that....anybody...?
	🦇 11:15pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: ↳ hunterfelt @11:12 We always claim it's The Flamingos "I Only Have Eyes For You".
	11:15pm Blissland: ↳ CC @11:13 He certainly will with me. His lyrics are poetry to me. I find them moving even though half the time I have no idea why
	🦇 11:16pm Black Dog: ↳ Summer and Michael and Sylvia @11:11 I used to listen to WHFS all the time back in the 80's! Loved Weasel!
	🦇 11:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Summer and Michael and Sylvia @11:15 Always say that prefigures Psychedelia. But now you mention it ...maybe it's DreamPop. :D ...& it's actually an even older Show Tune.
	11:17pm hunterfelt: ↳ Summer and Michael and Sylvia @11:15 Ooh that's a good one. I believe the production on that was one of the early influences on Brian Eno too but I'd have to dig up my copy of "Some Faraway Beach" to confirm.
	11:17pm CC: ↳ Blissland @11:15 Because he's such a perfectionist and words are important to him like Dylan...:)
	🦇 11:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ hunterfelt @11:17 That's good too.
	🦇 11:19pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: ↳ Black Dog @11:16 Hell, yes!
	🦇 11:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: One thinks of Rick Rubin in 'Soundbreaking' asserting that 'Tomorrow Never Knows' changed the idea of what Music even was. It's that profound. I feel fortunate that TheBeatles were among the earliest things I ever fell in love with.
	🦇 11:20pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:16 I think the heavy reverb does it. Just an incredible version and an amazing track.
	11:21pm CC: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:19 I fell in love with them when I was about 8 years old...:)
	🦇 11:21pm Black Dog: ↳ Summer and Michael and Sylvia @11:19 Who was the DJ who played Noam Chomsky clips?
	🦇 11:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Summer and Michael and Sylvia @11:20 Reverb ...& atmospheric space. & it's about a certain state of perception - which is represented sonically. Then there's Joe Meek...
	11:21pm hunterfelt: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:19 They were the right band at the right time: they were not just creative geniuses but also were popular enough that they could stop touring and concentrate on studio production right when the technology was making a quantum leap PLUS they had innovators like George Martin and Geoff Emerick working for them. It's sort of the perfect combination of events. If they emerged a few years later or a few years earlier who knows.
	🦇 11:22pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: ↳ hunterfelt @11:17 Production is outstanding. Important too to credit the group since I'm sure they got an awful deal. Incredible performance and timeless sound - we're still talking about it. x
	11:23pm bobobobob plasticland: I see it was Mike Wedgewood from curved air birthday yesterday...seen then open for J Tull on Aqualung tour ..I was 13 yrs of age
	11:23pm CC: ↳ hunterfelt @11:21 Not to mention Alan Parsons...:)
	🦇 11:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ hunterfelt @11:21 Yes - all that & much more we've all reflected on endlessly. I always note TheBeatles were dedicated to both the Twin Gawds of Excellence & Change.
	11:24pm hunterfelt: ↳ Summer and Michael and Sylvia @11:22 It's really just a miracle that John and Paul ran into each other in Liverpool, and they had George in tow as a third songwriter. I think it's one of the greatest miracles in music, along side Miles David and John Coltrane finding each other.
	🦇 11:24pm Black Dog: ↳ Song: "Melinda (More or Less)" by "Curved Air" Sitaaaaaarrrrrrr! And tablaaaaaah!
	11:24pm Blissland: I guess technically that was the 4th set but it felt more like a 3rd set
	🦇 11:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ hunterfelt @11:21 ...it all had to Change sometime. & the 1960s was when it did.
	🦇 11:25pm Black Dog: ↳ hunterfelt @11:24 Kismet.
	11:25pm CC: ↳ hunterfelt @11:24 Not to mention Cannonball Adderley and Pauly Chambers with Bill Evans...:)
	🦇 11:27pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: ↳ Black Dog @11:21 Damn, I don't recall! I do remember that they got shut down but came back slightly changed. I (Michael, here) was in a band at the time and I remember us recording Weasel's last show and dubbing over a long improv of our own on Tascam 4 track - all called "The Final Day" - but never releasing...
	🦇 11:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Miles had that Meta perception ...this guy Coltrane - he's worth giving opportunity & space to...
	11:29pm Blissland: Running Dry is not a track that I would expect you to choose if you were not deeply interested in his body of work
	11:31pm Blissland: I like San Francisco Girls by Fever Tree
	11:31pm Blissland: Yes it all Stevie Wonder's fault.
	11:32pm hunterfelt: "Trans" is one of my fave Neil Young albums, I love the combination of synth and electric guitar even though the old school Neil fans didn't like it. I guess now it's become a hip thing to reference? I was there before the curve.
	🦇 11:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: For me growing up - there were the three TV channels on antenna (up here New Hampshuh - & before cable). & these franchise stations would show the same Film about once every year. So if a Beatles film came on - that was like a Holiday. & 'Monterey Pop' & the Marx Bros. & KingKong (1933) were like that too...
	🦇 11:34pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Julie - good comments about the MMT movie! Nerd alert: The Beatles had a three picture deal and gave away MMT, not caring about it until they saw the cut. That's why they appear at the end, kind of wishing they had voiced the animation and also later saying that those impersonations were the basis for everyone doing a Liverpool accent, somewhat annoyingly...
	🦇 11:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: One major thing - Neil Young has always gone the way of his inspiration - @ whatever cost.
	🦇 11:34pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: ↳ Song: "The Runcorn Report On Western Progress" by "Inter... Love this album!
	🦇 11:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Summer and Michael and Sylvia @11:34 You mean YellowSub...
	🦇 11:35pm Julie: ↳ Summer and Michael and Sylvia @11:34 I was talking about Yellow Submarine
	🦇 11:35pm Black Dog: ↳ Summer and Michael and Sylvia @11:27 Yeah, as I recall, the station was sold and they were off the air for a while and then radically reformatted. They introduced me to so much new music back then....
	11:35pm Blissland: Yellow Submarine is possibly my favorite cartoon
	11:36pm Blissland: I saw that when it was released
	11:36pm CC: ↳ Blissland @11:35 I like the Grateful Dead cartoon movie where the two flowers are making love???...:)
	🦇 11:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TheBeatles had very little to do with the Production of 'Yellow Submarine' the movie. But it not only works in itself - but - as a Beatles movie. As an Animation - it's a unique film. & that's saying a lot too. & as an artifact of the Psychedelic 1960s - it's hard to beat as well.
	11:37pm Blissland: ↳ CC @11:36 oh I didn't see that one
	🦇 11:37pm Julie: I really would like to see it on a giant theater screen
	🦇 11:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Only The Black Rose" by "The Yardbirds" I've a tendency to feel Jimmy Page was an usurper edging JeffBeck out of the yARdbiRdS. But Page era yARdieS is its own thing really.
	11:39pm CC: ↳ Blissland @11:37 The Grateful Dead movie... an animated segment...:)
	🦇 11:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ CC @11:39 Yeah the opening - with the skeleton on the motorcycle...
	🦇 11:39pm Julie: the animation Elton was using on his last tour made me really wish he'd had a cartoon in the 70s
	11:40pm CC: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:39 That's the movie...:)
	🦇 11:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Uh-huh ! Sometimes I think which Rawkers should have their own Cartoon Shows ! :D BuddyHolly ...TheWho...
	🦇 11:41pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: ↳ Black Dog @11:35 Yeah, it wasn't quite the same after. My old band was playing Nightingales here in NYC in the 90's and Bill Milhiser, The Fleshtones drummer, was at the bar. I got to talk to him and talk about how I first heard the band on WHFS and we talked about Weasel, who they also loved. Good times...
	🦇 11:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "The Tube Exuding" by "Quill" Okay. Here's just one track. On a somewhat themed Julie fill-in ...where does Julie find these ??
	11:42pm CC: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:40 Kiss would probably be a hit for some people...:)
	11:43pm still b/p: My sister won tickets calling in to radio station for premiere of Yellow Submarine in Boston, and she took me to see it with her. Kleig lights out front pointed to the sky. Big deal. Big fun.
	11:43pm hunterfelt: ↳ CC @11:39 Yeah definitely the highlight of The Grateful Dead Movie which is imho kind of a drag even for this Deadhead. Kind of like their Song Remains The Same.
	🦇 11:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ CC @11:42 Well Kiss had a Marvel Comics issue. Why not...
	11:44pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: "Only The Black Rose" by "The Yardbirds" I don't know if I've ever seen a more garish LP jacket.
	🦇 11:44pm Black Dog: ↳ Summer and Michael and Sylvia @11:41 Yup, I'm sure I first heard the Fleshtones on HFS. Goodtimes indeed!
	🦇 11:44pm Julie: hi David!
	🦇 11:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ hunterfelt @11:43 I'm not even a Zep nut (I'm a Whofreak) - but 'How The West Was One' of Live footage is the Zep film you want.
	🦇 11:46pm Black Dog: ↳ Song: "Editions of You" by "Roxy Music" Roxxxxxxy! Yes, Julzzzz!
	11:46pm CC: ↳ hunterfelt @11:43 I still love seeing all them hippies rocking out and them girls dancing in their granny dresses...:)
	11:46pm hunterfelt: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:45 Oh yeah. I think the "How The West Was Won" album is the best Led Zeppelin document period. It really shows why they were considered a premiere live act.
	11:46pm Ross66: Really interesting mix of records tonight! Learned of some new stuff I hadn’t heard before.
	11:47pm WR: ↳ Song: "Editions of You" by "Roxy Music" Such a lovely decadent poseur song. shudder but still love it.
	11:47pm hunterfelt: ↳ Black Dog @11:46 Speaking of Brian Eno. Maybe a perfect album?
	11:47pm still b/p: If you'd asked me, I'da bet five bucks that Editions of You was on first album. And I'd be broke and confused.
	11:48pm WR: ↳ Ross66 @11:46 Agreed, always fun to learn of new old recordings of interest.
	11:48pm Ross66: ↳ WR @11:48 I definitely need that Quill album!
	🦇 11:49pm Midge: ↳ Song: "Editions of You" by "Roxy Music" It's going to be be hard falling asleep after this song! It's about time I view the Old Grey Whistle Test performance again.
	11:49pm CC: ↳ WR @11:48 Julie knows how to do it when she wants to...:)
	11:50pm still b/p: ↳ WR @11:47 Change and strip down the production style and it could be pretty punk-y.
	🦇 11:50pm Julie: ↳ still b/p @11:50 it's pretty punk-y anyway!
	11:51pm CC: ↳ Julie @11:50 Not in my opinion...:)
	11:51pm hunterfelt: ↳ Julie @11:50 The first two Roxy Music albums are up there with the Stooges and the Velvets (and honestly "Electric Warrior" era T. Rex) as far as proto-punk goes.
	🦇 11:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love the story that when Roxy were singed their audience was ...nobody yet.
	11:54pm hunterfelt: Okay, getting near the time. Great show Julie. Thanks to all for paying attention to my rambling. Good night birds!
	11:55pm David Shortell: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:43 I never read it. I only know their inscrutable appearance in Howard The Duck #12/13.
	11:55pm CC: The punk label does not fit where some people want it to fit...:)
	11:56pm Blissland: which one is Heaven and which is Earth?
	🦇 11:56pm Julie: ↳ Blissland @11:56 I've been asked this before :D
	11:57pm Blissland: ↳ Julie @11:56 not surprising. I like the blonde
	🦇 11:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for filling in tonight, Julie.
	11:57pm CC: ↳ Blissland @11:56 As Above So Below...:)
	🦇 11:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ Ken From Hyde Park @11:57 (I presume you're not planning a fourth hour.)
	🦇 11:58pm Julie: thanks so much everyone!
	11:58pm Katharsis: Thanks all. lovely
	11:58pm CC: Ya did good Julie...:)
	11:58pm WR: Thank you! Julie!
	🦇 11:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~
	11:59pm Blissland: oh it's over already. Well thanks for the memories and everything.
	🦇 11:59pm Midge: Thank you Julie! It's nice to hear your show at full volume. I may chime in tomorrow from work. So far it's going very well and I'm enjoying the new gig.
	🦇 11:59pm Black Dog: ↳ Song: "She's A Rainbow" by "The Rolling Stones" Thanks, Julie! What wonderful, metaphysical show!
	🦇 11:59pm Julie: that's great Midge!
	12:00am CC: ↳ Black Dog @11:59 Don't forget existential...:)
	12:01am Ross66: ↳ CC @12:00 Yes, that!
	12:01am David Shortell: ↳ Song: "She's A Rainbow" by "The Rolling Stones" Did this come out before or after Cream's “She Walks Like A Bearded Rainbow”?
	12:01am Blissland: Unfortunately I will miss most of the Dark Night of the Soul show tomorrow since I have to do errands. And it's unfortunate since it is one of the few shows that doesn't leave me feeling alienated.
	12:02am Ross66: ↳ David Shortell @12:01 Yes
	12:02am Ross66: Gnite all! Thanks, Julie!
	12:02am Blissland: ↳ Ross66 @12:02 Good night
	12:02am David Shortell: ↳ Ross66 @12:02 I hate when people make that reply!
	🦇 12:03am Yvang: Thanks Julie!
	12:03am Roberto: CRAAAAP I missed the fill-in gad durnit
	🦇 12:03am Black Dog: ↳ CC @12:00 HaHa!
	12:04am David Shortell: ↳ Song: "Only The Black Rose" by "The Yardbirds" A pity there's no time to hear Clear Light's "Black Roses"!
	🦇 12:05am Yvang: Dark Night of Love!
	12:05am Blissland: I only really enjoy the real time experience. I'll try to make it home before 7 if I can
	12:06am Blissland: oops, I said home, I should have said the house that I currently occupy because I can't afford to move anywhere else.

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