WFMU: Serious Moonlight Sonatas with Carol: Playlist from July 7, 2024

Listener comments!
	6:03am 12539: Heigh ho!
	6:03am Dan-From-Augusta: Good morning everyone!
	6:04am Strandlund: Good Sunday Morning Carol and all those tuning in...
	6:05am bluecharlie: 🥰 Good Morning, Carol! Good Morning, lunar lovers! I'm sweating while sitting still! 🌊
	6:06am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: Good morning Carol! Good morning Lunar Listeners! Getting ready to head to the dog park this morning and taking y'all with me as usual!
	6:06am Balthazar B: Good morning Carol and all!
	6:07am William Hellfire: ↳ Song: "Season Of The Witch" by "Donovan" !!!! Love this and the Sam Gopal version. !!!!
	6:07am Strandlund: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @6:06 We love a dog park!!
	6:08am ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all.
	6:08am Michael of Cologne: ↳ Song: "Season Of The Witch" by "Donovan" Exquisite. Good noonday, Carol & all.
	6:11am Andrea C: Good morning Carol and moonlit people
	6:11am Greg k: Good Morning Carol! Good Morning Earlybirds!
	6:13am fred: ↳ Song: "Culture Move (ADF vs. M.C. Navigator Disco Plate)... I have very fond memories of the few times I saw Asian Dub Foundation live (though that was around 20 years ago)
	6:18am CarolCrow: Good morning/afternoon/evening all! So happy to be here with everyone!
	6:20am CarolCrow: Heigh ho 12539!
	6:20am CarolCrow: Good morning Dan-From-Augusta!
	6:21am CarolCrow: Good Sunday Morning Strandlund
	6:21am CarolCrow: Good Morning, bluecharlie!
	6:21am Tom from Stirling: Bonjour! Hello!
	6:21am CarolCrow: Good morning NotARealDoctor & Pup in Norfolk!
	6:22am CarolCrow: Good morning Balthazar!
	6:22am CarolCrow: Welcome William H!
	6:22am CarolCrow: Hello ami ad.
	6:27am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "Killer I Said" by "British Murder Boys" Regis! Haven't seen Regis in quite some time.
	6:27am CarolCrow: Good noonday, Michael of Cologne.
	6:28am CarolCrow: Good morning Andrea C
	6:28am CarolCrow: Good Morning Greg k!
	6:28am Dead Seminal: Good morning Carol and moonshakers from the neu Red UK.
	6:28am CarolCrow: @fred@6:13: :) :)
	6:28am CarolCrow: Bonjour Tom from Stirling!
	6:29am CarolCrow: Good morning Dead Seminal
	6:32am Fredericks: ↳ Song: "Gyre's Galax" by "Elaine Mitchener" "Swane the apple of a monk?" "Adopt a sock."
	6:37am Dead Seminal: I think it's eight years that I'm late to the game but just started listening to a book podcast called Backlist, it's latest episode on Graham Greene and so if I'm a-re-re-re-reading Our Man in Havana, how many times have I read it then. One for the math whizz dept. All those things are good.
	6:40am fred: The Wimbledon tennis tournament is on. Will Blancmange be on the playlist next week for the final?
	6:43am Dead Seminal: The France Voting Tournament is on today too. Vive la Republique!
	6:43am TDK60: Good morning.
	6:46am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: ↳ Strandlund @6:07 So do these dogs boy howdy you should see em go!
	6:47am Peter from Saranac Lake NY: Good morning Carol and moon 🌙 🌗 🌘 units.
	6:51am fred: ↳ Dead Seminal @6:43 I already voted. Not many people, but the fascists were eliminated last week in my precinct
	6:53am David (in London): Rather late in. Morning Moonfaces. All hail the wonderful Carol Crow.
	6:54am ryansterlingvirtue: I’ve had this memorized since an acid trip in 1991
	6:55am tom tom the pipers son: hello all...hellos...david ....fred ....michael...
	6:55am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "Horse Latitudes" by "The Doors" The prime meridian. Not dead reckoning.
	6:56am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: ↳ Song: "Horse Latitudes" by "The Doors" I kinda wish there were other people at the dog park for that one
	6:56am newton: Late today, Good Morning Carol & Tides
	6:58am fred: ↳ David (in London) @6:53 Did you see Ustad Noor Bakhsh at Cafe OTO? I'm tempted to go tonight but with a tense election today I probably won't go (I expect mayhem if the fascists win)
	7:00am Will thee SG OCNY: Good morning Carol and all!!!
	7:00am Niall: ↳ Song: "Felt" by "Kee Avil" Ugh.
	7:01am northguineahills: here for a bit before i drop the pH....
	7:01am Niall: Good day, Carolingians.
	7:01am northguineahills: ↳ Niall @7:01 nice demonym!
	7:02am northguineahills: ↳ Niall @7:01 now I have to review the history of a certain french dynasty!
	7:04am fred: ↳ northguineahills @7:02 You can't spell demonym without demon (current politics on my mind). I wouldn't call Charlemagne's kingdom French though. Many claim him
	7:06am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: ↳ northguineahills @7:02 You know the Capet Dynasty I think is my favorite, longest lasting dynasty in history and family of the only king to have reigned from birth to his death, also the shortest reign at only 4 days long
	7:08am fred: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @7:06 Unrelated, but any news about Miranda?
	7:09am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: Man there are burn patches all over the grass from people setting off fireworks directly on the grass this year good thing we've had so much rain this year already
	7:10am newton: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @7:06 a very long four days For the infant ruler
	7:10am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: ↳ fred @7:08 All good news, no changes! 🤗
	7:12am Tom from Stirling: An egg bagel is quite good. On occasion.
	7:12am Niall: ↳ northguineahills @7:01 Let no one call you basic!
	7:12am William Hellfire: ↳ Song: "David Gest, Liza Minnelli, Michael Jackson and El... !!!!!!
	7:13am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: Gathering blackberries at the dog park for a nice treat when we get to Mom and Dad's after
	7:13am William Hellfire: ↳ William Hellfire @7:12 This song is poking fun at my reality.
	7:14am CarolCrow: Welcome Fredericks
	7:14am CarolCrow: Good morning TDK60.
	7:15am CarolCrow: Good morning Peter from Saranac Lake.
	7:16am CarolCrow: @David (in London)@6:53: Glad to have you anytime - Good afternoon
	7:16am Niall: This is amazing. Put the contemporary stuff aside and it could easily sound like sound art from the eighties or earlier.
	7:16am fred: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @7:10 I guess by now any news would be very good or very bad, but she's been on my mind, so I thought I'd ask for lower scale stuff. I'm happy she's doing well
	7:18am Niall: I want to listen to that Robert Ashley thing, “In Sara Mencken, Christ and Beethoven there were men and women”
	7:18am dale: good steamy morning.
	7:19am Erik/VT: ↳ Song: "David Gest, Liza Minnelli, Michael Jackson and El... OhMy…I have been trying to recall this track for weeks now, perhaps Bloomin Onion played it as a sneak peek 🫣 or one of the chop socky appreciators on from 9pm-12pm slot. So thank you CC for a less restless Sunday! Rest assured. I🫀LISTY trax! ♾️ 👏 👏👏
	7:20am newton: ↳ Erik/VT @7:19 felt like negativeland without the evangelism
	7:22am Tom from Stirling: I me me my
	7:26am Wills in Austin: Good morning, all!
	7:26am newton: you ewe double you
	7:27am CarolCrow: Hello ryansterlingvirtue
	7:27am CarolCrow: hello tom tom
	7:27am CarolCrow: Good Morning newton
	7:28am CarolCrow: Good morning Will thee SG!!!
	7:28am CarolCrow: Welcome northguineahills
	7:28am CarolCrow: Good day, Niall.
	7:29am CarolCrow: good steamy morning dale.
	7:30am CarolCrow: @Erik/VT#7:19: :)
	7:30am Fredericks: ↳ CarolCrow @7:14 Hello, Carol.
	7:32am Tom from Stirling: The fraises are quite tasty
	7:32am Fredericks: ↳ Niall @7:18 I have listened to it. To best enjoy it you have to shift your attention to the ever-changing background.
	7:33am CarolCrow: Good morning, Wills in Austin!
	7:38am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "Ofrendas I" by "Sinonó" whimsical
	7:38am Erik/VT: ↳ newton @7:20 Indeed. Who is The Howling anyway? (Haven’t looked up yet) British? - reminiscing, will never forget how my jaw-dropped & ears percolated when first listening to Negativland ‘big 10-8 place’ (1983) from Wayside mailorder. It was a happening. back catalog time. Who knew it would all last for so many dang years!
	7:41am Peter from Saranac Lake NY: ↳ Song: "The Rubaiyat Medley" by "Mary Ocher & Your Govern... Carol, thanks for sharing the URL for "Guide to Radical Living." I just read through it. Fortunate that I live in walking distance of town center. Beautiful place, but not much public transit up here. We have a cool arts scene too.
	7:41am Squidocto: Gmornin sonatateers
	7:43am fred: ↳ Song: "EXposed" by "Plastikman" Hawtin played at my workplace earlier this year. Missed it as usual, I was at a dance show
	7:48am newton: ↳ Erik/VT @7:38 Looks like they are brit, tapeworm.org.uk on ewetoob and also on bandcamp
	7:52am CarolCrow: @Peter from Saranac Lake@7:41: Yes, NYS doesn't have much in the way of public transit on the west side of the Hudson
	7:53am CarolCrow: Gmornin Sqidocto
	7:54am CarolCrow: @fred@7:43: What sort of place do you work at?
	7:54am ∫ydniuß: we won’t be your 👶🏻👶🏻👶🏻👶🏻👶🏻 morning Carol, serious people
	7:58am G: I always appreciate your annotations in the Comments column :-)
	7:58am fred: ↳ CarolCrow @7:54 A contemporary music / research lab place called IRCAM in Paris, France
	7:59am Michael of Cologne: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @6:55 Hey there, Tom Tom!
	8:01am Nina: Great set!!!! Loving this.
	8:08am Andrea C: ↳ fred @7:58 hats off to you fred!
	8:09am Michael of Cologne: ↳ fred @7:58 Sure is a famous place with pedigree! en.wikipedia.org...
	8:12am Cooh John: Good morning Carol and moonsters. 🌙
	8:13am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "Yr Hen Don" by "Rhodri Davies" Is Pluto still a planet?
	8:14am Andrea C: @fred is it at the Pompidou, or you are in a different "office"? Asking because I am curious if you visit Shakespeare & Co. and if it is still run as George was running it. I had an amazing time living there during my Parisian vacations so many years ago. I hope nothing has changed in that regards.
	8:14am fred: ↳ Andrea C @8:08 Keep your hat on, I'm just a lowly tech guy there, I have nothing to do with music
	8:14am WR: Hello good folk. Happy to connect for a bit. I came to hear Carol's marvelous laugh and staying for the buzzy sounds and more.
	8:14am TDK60: ↳ Song: "Yr Hen Don" by "Rhodri Davies" I've never heard of a bray harp. The buzzing wood device sounds a bit similar to a sitar.
	8:17am Niall: ↳ fred @7:58 You work at IRCAM? Amazing.
	8:18am Niall: Wow, speaking of Carolingians: www.nytimes.com...
	8:19am Niall: ↳ Song: "Minutes To Go" by "Dave Schoepke" Nice Talk Talk vibes off this.
	8:19am Niall: Oh. It’s Talk Talk. 🤣
	8:21am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "New Grass" by "Talk Talk" "Pack up all your tales of woe....."
	8:22am fred: ↳ Andrea C @8:14 It's next to Pompidou center. I'll never go to Shakespeare & Co. because they stole books I had ordered from another bookshop. They are iconic and popular. But ruthless thieves using their reputation to crush others by getting books delivered to them instead. I only paid once each time it happened, but the other bookshop had to eat the cost. They are evil
	8:24am ami ad: Talk Talk, the original Radiohead?
	8:25am fred: ↳ ami ad @8:24 That makes sense to me
	8:25am Fredericks: ↳ Song: "New Grass" by "Talk Talk" This is the best I've ever heard Talk Talk sound.
	8:26am TDK60: ↳ Fredericks @8:25 Good morning, Fredericks. They went in a more non-commercial direction on later albums.
	8:26am Andrea C: ↳ fred @8:22 Definitely something has changed with his daughter then. How sad :( I was there in the year 2000 and it was paradise. Now lost I suppose. As much as you hate them, S&Co. history (their official book that was in the making when I was there) and "Time was soft there" are two amazing reads of the original shop it once was. Nothing to do with what you just described. If you can get past that, it is worth it. I promise.
	8:27am Dan-From-Augusta: I remember Talk Talk opening for Elvis Costello in 1982 for the Imperial Bedroom tour.
	8:28am newton: ↳ Dan-From-Augusta @8:27 Im wearing an imperial bedroom tshirt
	8:29am Dan-From-Augusta: Nice newton!
	8:29am Katharsis: hellos all, I seem to miss most of the show these days. Anyway
	8:30am TDK60: ↳ TDK60 @8:26 When lead singer Mark Hollis passed in '19, WFMU shows played a bunch of Talk Talk later stuff.
	8:30am fred: ↳ Andrea C @8:26 I know the history. I might have to go there once they have driven others into bankruptcy. Marginally better than Amazon. But are they?
	8:31am 12539: Out early - Thanks, Carol!
	8:32am Andrea C: ↳ fred @8:30 It is extremely saddening that they have become such monsters. The exact opposite of George's little bookshop utopia. F them. Not better than amazon, for sure.
	8:33am Cooh John: Katharsis, at the end of the show I listen to the previous week's Serious Moonlight Sonata.
	8:33am Tom from Stirling: Alien: Romulus opening soon. August
	8:34am fred: ↳ Katharsis @8:29 I did look in the Pompidou center's catalog for Pigesko, they don't have it
	8:38am Joey C: Good morning Carol and everyone listening.
	8:38am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "Forgive" by "Martha Skye Murphy" Oh my goodness, Martha.
	8:39am fred: ↳ Andrea C @8:32 It's still a great bookshop, but fame brought temptation they could not resist. Anything is better than Amazon, even if not by much
	8:39am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Carol and moon people!
	8:43am Andrea C: ↳ fred @8:39 Sure. But George didn't care about fame nor money. He used to hide people from the nazis. Beatniks helped him rebuild the place when it was burned down. Etc... he could not give less of a F to fame and money. The place was truly an utopia. I even got to write something and read it there to much success. George didn't care for status. He loved each and everyone of his travelers he hosted. All he wanted was to know their stories and have their pictures. Besides helping out the shop in exchange for a bed. That is what makes me sad of the disgrace his daughter did. I believe she is still running it but I am not 100% sure. She did take over when George died. Wanna read the text?
	8:43am William Hellfire: Great show Carol!! Thank you!
	8:45am PaulRobeson1924: Morninggggggggggg
	8:46am PaulRobeson1924: Special time
	8:46am Katharsis: I generally do not listen to archives. I could make more effort. I’m just a geek about tuning in live
	8:47am Katharsis: Oh thank you Fred
	8:47am fred: ↳ Andrea C @8:43 It's a brand now, you see tote bags all over in the subway. Read the text? I'm always game for that. So a loud YES!
	8:48am Fredericks: ↳ Dan-From-Augusta @8:27 So did I. Didn't care for them.
	8:48am Fredericks: ↳ TDK60 @8:26 Man, what a difference.
	8:50am Andrea C: ↳ fred @8:47 Here it is! :) it written for the Monday reading. Every monday anyone could come in and read their texts, to a small audience. After that George would take us to a very nearby "bar" that opened just for us. RIP George. Please forgive my bad English. It is verbatim from 2000. """ Majestic and imposing is the Notre Dame Cathedral, while on the Senna as joyful and dancing strangers we're getting closer to each other in musical ceremonies. Involving our souls and intoxicating ourselves of wine and hashish. These pleasure's delights are increased by the evocative Moon which is rising high in the sky between the clouds, right there beside that gothic stateliness. The lights reflected by the water are waking the most of everything on both sides of the bridge under we are staying to an overwhelming acoustic. Between direct sounds and feedbacks, which pressing are moving along and that are audible up to four bridges form here in both directions. Directions to go all over for a glad and nightly walk after dances, laughings, the crackling hands of who's without a musical instrument, rather than the drunken and screaming voices. And in this ritualistic time of this night I feel admiration and I rediscover the contact. Now, in front of the front door, we're standing and asking ourselves if it could be too late to scream someone's name in order to be able to get in. But our doubts have been vanished, once again, by a friendly welcoming. Here we are, finally in! I have that feeling again, now stranger than when I came here, when the library was full of people. People who come here to find a book as usually happens in any bookshop or library. But then... enchanted and lured by silent screaming books, they stop here for a reading in this magic and comfortable place. Our bed it's in the Russian section, at the ground floor. I'm admiring silently and still incredulous while I'm laying down on the bed. It seems to me that I can feel all the books and all the people who touched them. While in a deafening silence I'm going toward the within of Oneiric landscapes. Andrea Callea, Shakespeare and Company, August 2000. Thank you George, it was a magic time to be. """
	8:52am newton: seriously, another hour laps the clock?
	8:52am Fredericks: ↳ PaulRobeson1924 @8:46 Time exists so everything doesn't happen all at once.
	8:53am Cooh John: That's life! See you next week.
	8:54am Andrea C: ↳ Song: "That's Life" by "Frank Sinatra" Carol's perfect timing/commentary. I am grateful to you George!
	8:55am fred: ↳ Andrea C @8:50 That captured a moment, thanks for sharing this, it reminded me of noise shows in squats
	8:55am TDK60: Merci for the fine show, Carol.
	8:55am WR: ↳ Song: "That's Life" by "Frank Sinatra" Interesting for context is that the B side of this single for Sinatra was "Winchester Cathedral".
	8:55am Tom from Stirling: But it doesn't really matter anyhow.
	8:55am bluecharlie: 🧸🥰❤️🌊🏊 Love ya, Carol! Thank you!🙏🏼 See ya out there, dear friends! ❤️🐔
	8:56am ami ad: Thank you, DJ. More peace, please.
	8:56am Balthazar B: Thank you for the sounds Carol. Have a fine week everyone!
	8:57am Fredericks: Thanks, Carol. See you next week.
	8:57am Tom from Stirling: It's just that the sound of.....
	8:57am fred: Thanks Carol! (disappointed at no bagpipe for Wimbledon though)
	8:58am bleubombersune: Mlle Carol Thanks for Sunday's music All stay safe and be well
	8:58am Andrea C: ↳ fred @8:55 thank you fred for allowing me and for the updates on what I held sacred in my dreams. :D thank you Carol! Have a good sunday everyone!
	8:59am WR: Thank you! Carol! Laters folks.
	8:59am newton: Thanks Carol!!
	8:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Carol.
	9:06am CarolCrow: Sending out love & thanks to everyone today!
	2:09pm Greg: Cheers to CJ from Rochester

Serious Moonlight Sonatas with Carol: Playlist from July 7, 2024

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Héloïse Thibault & Olmo Guadagnoli	Dame Grenouilie (Lady Frog)	Dieu Lune et la La Grenouilie (Moon God & The Frog)	ZamZam	2024		*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Season Of The Witch "Season Of The Witch" by "Donovan"	Sunshine Superman	Epic	1966			0:05:12 (Pop-up)
Asian Dub Foundation	Culture Move (ADF vs. M.C. Navigator Disco Plate)	Conscious Party	Labels	1998			0:10:28 (Pop-up)
Waqwaq Kingdom	Yaren Soran Mind "Yaren Soran Mind" by "Waqwaq Kingdom"	Onsen - EP	Phantom Limb	2024		*	0:14:16 (Pop-up)
Samrai	End The Occupation Now "End The Occupation Now" by "Samrai"	single	Sangha Industries	2024		*	0:19:21 (Pop-up)
British Murder Boys	Killer I Said	Active Agents and House Boys	Downwards	2024	AKA Surgeon & Regis	*	0:23:40 (Pop-up)
Elaine Mitchener	Gyre's Galax "Gyre's Galax" by "Elaine Mitchener"	Solo Throat	Otoroku	2024	"Solo Throat" is Mitchener's debut solo album / album contains texts by African-American & African-Caribbean poets	*	0:29:46 (Pop-up)
Saint Abdullah & Eomac	Cement Skin	Light meteors crashing around you will not confuse you	Drowned By Locals	2024	3rd album from duo	*	0:32:36 (Pop-up)
James Devane	Kilter "Kilter" by "James Devane"	Searching	Umeboshi	2024		*	0:35:26 (Pop-up)
Panoram	The Shapes We Are "The Shapes We Are" by "Panoram"	Great Times	Balmat	2024	Panoram is from Amen Dunes	*	0:40:11 (Pop-up)
Mary Ocher & Your Government	The Rubaiyat Medley	Your Guide to Revolution	Underground Institute	2024	Find Ocher's 8-page "Guide to Radical Living - A no nonsense guide to living comfortably with just enough: Why wealth needs poverty and how not to play along" A text on survival for artists and other nonconformists here:.http://www.maryocher.com/G2RL	*	0:45:08 (Pop-up)
The Doors	Horse Latitudes "Horse Latitudes" by "The Doors"	Strange Days	Elektra	1967	Strange Days is the Doors' 2nd album / The horse latitudes are located at about 30 degrees north and south of the equator. It is common in this region of the subtropics for winds to diverge and either flow toward the poles (known as the prevailing westerlies) or toward the equator (known as the trade winds). These diverging winds are the result of an area of high pressure, which is characterized by calm winds, sunny skies, and little or no precipitation. According to legend, the term comes from ships sailing to the New World that would often become stalled for days or even weeks when they encountered areas of high pressure and calm winds. Many of these ships carried horses to the Americas as part of their cargo. Unable to sail and resupply due to lack of wind, crews often ran out of drinking water. To conserve scarce water, sailors on these ships would sometimes throw the horses they were transporting overboard. Thus, the phrase 'horse latitudes' was born. / Morrison wrote this poem while in high school after seeing a paperback cover of horses being thrown off a boat.		0:53:42 (Pop-up)
Kee Avil	Felt "Felt" by "Kee Avil"	Spine	Constellation	2024		*	0:54:44 (Pop-up)
The Howling	David Gest, Liza Minnelli, Michael Jackson and Elizabeth Taylor	Incredible Night Creatures of the Midway	The Wormhole	2023			1:08:23 (Pop-up)
Tanya Tagaq	Earth Monster "Earth Monster" by "Tanya Tagaq"	Tongues	Six Shooter Records	2022	"Earth Monster" was written for Tagaq's daughter's 6th birthday		1:17:43 (Pop-up)
Jean-Claude Risset	Invisible (I) "Invisible (I)" by "Jean-Claude Risset"	Invisible (mini album)	GMEM	1996			1:20:13 (Pop-up)
Horacio Vaggione	Agon "Agon" by "Horacio Vaggione"	IMEB Opus 30 Vol. 2 (1984-1999) (V/A)	Le Chant Du Monde	2003	3-CD set		1:23:33 (Pop-up)
Daphne Oram	Pulse Persephone (1965)	Oramics (2-CD comp)	Paradigm Discs	2007	Oram co-founded the BBC Radiophonic Workshop in 1958		1:31:05 (Pop-up)
Sinonó	Ofrendas I "Ofrendas I" by "Sinonó"	la espalda y su punto radiante	The State51 Conspiracy	2024		*	1:35:00 (Pop-up)
Plastikman	EXposed "EXposed" by "Plastikman"	EX	Mute	2014	"EX" is a live performance & recording made at the Guggenheim Museum in Manhattan in 2013		1:37:37 (Pop-up)
LCD Soundsystem	You Wanted A Hit "You Wanted A Hit" by "LCD Soundsystem"	This Is Happening	DFA	2010	"This Is Happening" is LCD Soundsystem's 3rd album		1:48:03 (Pop-up)
Rhythmatic	Take Me Back (Bass Head Mix)	12" single	Network	1990			1:57:00 (Pop-up)

Rhodri Davies	Yr Hen Don "Yr Hen Don" by "Rhodri Davies"	Telyn Wrachiod (Bray Harp)	Amgen	2024	Brays are slips of wood touching each string to make it buzz	*	2:11:02 (Pop-up)
Dave Schoepke	Minutes To Go "Minutes To Go" by "Dave Schoepke"	Sun Will Follow	Djummi	2024	"Sun Will Follow" is Schoepke's 3rd solo album	*	2:14:31 (Pop-up)
Talk Talk	New Grass "New Grass" by "Talk Talk"	Laughing Stock	Polydor	1991	"Laughing Stock" is Talk Talk's 5th & final album		2:18:58 (Pop-up)
Philip Sanderson	Tale Chase "Tale Chase" by "Philip Sanderson"	E For Echo	Snatch Tapes	2024	originally on Sanderson's 2019 collection, "On One of These Bends" / "E For Echo includes a new vocal version of "Viewfinder"	*	2:27:44 (Pop-up)
DJ Birdbath	Mush (Grid Mix) "Mush (Grid Mix)" by "DJ Birdbath"	Out Of Season Vol. 3 (V/A)	Theory Therapy	2024		*	2:29:22 (Pop-up)
Dalton Alexander	Guess What? "Guess What?" by "Dalton Alexander"	Almost Home If I'm Still Alive	LAAPS	2024	album about growing up in the pre-internet days	*	2:32:15 (Pop-up)
Martha Skye Murphy	Forgive "Forgive" by "Martha Skye Murphy"	Um	AD 93	2024	debut album	*	2:33:33 (Pop-up)
Stephen Vitiello	Celestial Foxes "Celestial Foxes" by "Stephen Vitiello"	Clarities (V/A)	The Jewel Garden	2024	collection contains 40 new tracks by 40 different artists / All proceeds from the album go to keeping the online music magazine, Foxy Digitalis, up and running	*	2:37:48 (Pop-up)
John Atkinson & Peter Wolfgang	Pacem	Spiritus Contra Spiritum	Full Spectrum	2024	album is about Wolfgang's road to sobriety	*	2:44:02 (Pop-up)
Frank Sinatra	That's Life "That's Life" by "Frank Sinatra"	That's Life	Reprise	1966	"That's Life" was written by Dean Kay & Kelly Gordon and first recorded in 1963 by Marion Montgomery / Sinatra heard O.C. Smith's version of this song and it inspired him to record it himself		2:51:46 (Pop-up)

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	6:03am 12539: Heigh ho!
	6:03am Dan-From-Augusta: Good morning everyone!
	6:04am Strandlund: Good Sunday Morning Carol and all those tuning in...
	6:05am bluecharlie: 🥰 Good Morning, Carol! Good Morning, lunar lovers! I'm sweating while sitting still! 🌊
	6:06am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: Good morning Carol! Good morning Lunar Listeners! Getting ready to head to the dog park this morning and taking y'all with me as usual!
	6:06am Balthazar B: Good morning Carol and all!
	6:07am William Hellfire: ↳ Song: "Season Of The Witch" by "Donovan" !!!! Love this and the Sam Gopal version. !!!!
	6:07am Strandlund: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @6:06 We love a dog park!!
	6:08am ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all.
	6:08am Michael of Cologne: ↳ Song: "Season Of The Witch" by "Donovan" Exquisite. Good noonday, Carol & all.
	6:11am Andrea C: Good morning Carol and moonlit people
	6:11am Greg k: Good Morning Carol! Good Morning Earlybirds!
	6:13am fred: ↳ Song: "Culture Move (ADF vs. M.C. Navigator Disco Plate)... I have very fond memories of the few times I saw Asian Dub Foundation live (though that was around 20 years ago)
	6:18am CarolCrow: Good morning/afternoon/evening all! So happy to be here with everyone!
	6:20am CarolCrow: Heigh ho 12539!
	6:20am CarolCrow: Good morning Dan-From-Augusta!
	6:21am CarolCrow: Good Sunday Morning Strandlund
	6:21am CarolCrow: Good Morning, bluecharlie!
	6:21am Tom from Stirling: Bonjour! Hello!
	6:21am CarolCrow: Good morning NotARealDoctor & Pup in Norfolk!
	6:22am CarolCrow: Good morning Balthazar!
	6:22am CarolCrow: Welcome William H!
	6:22am CarolCrow: Hello ami ad.
	6:27am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "Killer I Said" by "British Murder Boys" Regis! Haven't seen Regis in quite some time.
	6:27am CarolCrow: Good noonday, Michael of Cologne.
	6:28am CarolCrow: Good morning Andrea C
	6:28am CarolCrow: Good Morning Greg k!
	6:28am Dead Seminal: Good morning Carol and moonshakers from the neu Red UK.
	6:28am CarolCrow: @fred@6:13: :) :)
	6:28am CarolCrow: Bonjour Tom from Stirling!
	6:29am CarolCrow: Good morning Dead Seminal
	6:32am Fredericks: ↳ Song: "Gyre's Galax" by "Elaine Mitchener" "Swane the apple of a monk?" "Adopt a sock."
	6:37am Dead Seminal: I think it's eight years that I'm late to the game but just started listening to a book podcast called Backlist, it's latest episode on Graham Greene and so if I'm a-re-re-re-reading Our Man in Havana, how many times have I read it then. One for the math whizz dept. All those things are good.
	6:40am fred: The Wimbledon tennis tournament is on. Will Blancmange be on the playlist next week for the final?
	6:43am Dead Seminal: The France Voting Tournament is on today too. Vive la Republique!
	6:43am TDK60: Good morning.
	6:46am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: ↳ Strandlund @6:07 So do these dogs boy howdy you should see em go!
	6:47am Peter from Saranac Lake NY: Good morning Carol and moon 🌙 🌗 🌘 units.
	6:51am fred: ↳ Dead Seminal @6:43 I already voted. Not many people, but the fascists were eliminated last week in my precinct
	6:53am David (in London): Rather late in. Morning Moonfaces. All hail the wonderful Carol Crow.
	6:54am ryansterlingvirtue: I’ve had this memorized since an acid trip in 1991
	6:55am tom tom the pipers son: hello all...hellos...david ....fred ....michael...
	6:55am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "Horse Latitudes" by "The Doors" The prime meridian. Not dead reckoning.
	6:56am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: ↳ Song: "Horse Latitudes" by "The Doors" I kinda wish there were other people at the dog park for that one
	6:56am newton: Late today, Good Morning Carol & Tides
	6:58am fred: ↳ David (in London) @6:53 Did you see Ustad Noor Bakhsh at Cafe OTO? I'm tempted to go tonight but with a tense election today I probably won't go (I expect mayhem if the fascists win)
	7:00am Will thee SG OCNY: Good morning Carol and all!!!
	7:00am Niall: ↳ Song: "Felt" by "Kee Avil" Ugh.
	7:01am northguineahills: here for a bit before i drop the pH....
	7:01am Niall: Good day, Carolingians.
	7:01am northguineahills: ↳ Niall @7:01 nice demonym!
	7:02am northguineahills: ↳ Niall @7:01 now I have to review the history of a certain french dynasty!
	7:04am fred: ↳ northguineahills @7:02 You can't spell demonym without demon (current politics on my mind). I wouldn't call Charlemagne's kingdom French though. Many claim him
	7:06am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: ↳ northguineahills @7:02 You know the Capet Dynasty I think is my favorite, longest lasting dynasty in history and family of the only king to have reigned from birth to his death, also the shortest reign at only 4 days long
	7:08am fred: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @7:06 Unrelated, but any news about Miranda?
	7:09am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: Man there are burn patches all over the grass from people setting off fireworks directly on the grass this year good thing we've had so much rain this year already
	7:10am newton: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @7:06 a very long four days For the infant ruler
	7:10am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: ↳ fred @7:08 All good news, no changes! 🤗
	7:12am Tom from Stirling: An egg bagel is quite good. On occasion.
	7:12am Niall: ↳ northguineahills @7:01 Let no one call you basic!
	7:12am William Hellfire: ↳ Song: "David Gest, Liza Minnelli, Michael Jackson and El... !!!!!!
	7:13am NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA: Gathering blackberries at the dog park for a nice treat when we get to Mom and Dad's after
	7:13am William Hellfire: ↳ William Hellfire @7:12 This song is poking fun at my reality.
	7:14am CarolCrow: Welcome Fredericks
	7:14am CarolCrow: Good morning TDK60.
	7:15am CarolCrow: Good morning Peter from Saranac Lake.
	7:16am CarolCrow: @David (in London)@6:53: Glad to have you anytime - Good afternoon
	7:16am Niall: This is amazing. Put the contemporary stuff aside and it could easily sound like sound art from the eighties or earlier.
	7:16am fred: ↳ NotARealDoctor in Norfolk VA @7:10 I guess by now any news would be very good or very bad, but she's been on my mind, so I thought I'd ask for lower scale stuff. I'm happy she's doing well
	7:18am Niall: I want to listen to that Robert Ashley thing, “In Sara Mencken, Christ and Beethoven there were men and women”
	7:18am dale: good steamy morning.
	7:19am Erik/VT: ↳ Song: "David Gest, Liza Minnelli, Michael Jackson and El... OhMy…I have been trying to recall this track for weeks now, perhaps Bloomin Onion played it as a sneak peek 🫣 or one of the chop socky appreciators on from 9pm-12pm slot. So thank you CC for a less restless Sunday! Rest assured. I🫀LISTY trax! ♾️ 👏 👏👏
	7:20am newton: ↳ Erik/VT @7:19 felt like negativeland without the evangelism
	7:22am Tom from Stirling: I me me my
	7:26am Wills in Austin: Good morning, all!
	7:26am newton: you ewe double you
	7:27am CarolCrow: Hello ryansterlingvirtue
	7:27am CarolCrow: hello tom tom
	7:27am CarolCrow: Good Morning newton
	7:28am CarolCrow: Good morning Will thee SG!!!
	7:28am CarolCrow: Welcome northguineahills
	7:28am CarolCrow: Good day, Niall.
	7:29am CarolCrow: good steamy morning dale.
	7:30am CarolCrow: @Erik/VT#7:19: :)
	7:30am Fredericks: ↳ CarolCrow @7:14 Hello, Carol.
	7:32am Tom from Stirling: The fraises are quite tasty
	7:32am Fredericks: ↳ Niall @7:18 I have listened to it. To best enjoy it you have to shift your attention to the ever-changing background.
	7:33am CarolCrow: Good morning, Wills in Austin!
	7:38am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "Ofrendas I" by "Sinonó" whimsical
	7:38am Erik/VT: ↳ newton @7:20 Indeed. Who is The Howling anyway? (Haven’t looked up yet) British? - reminiscing, will never forget how my jaw-dropped & ears percolated when first listening to Negativland ‘big 10-8 place’ (1983) from Wayside mailorder. It was a happening. back catalog time. Who knew it would all last for so many dang years!
	7:41am Peter from Saranac Lake NY: ↳ Song: "The Rubaiyat Medley" by "Mary Ocher & Your Govern... Carol, thanks for sharing the URL for "Guide to Radical Living." I just read through it. Fortunate that I live in walking distance of town center. Beautiful place, but not much public transit up here. We have a cool arts scene too.
	7:41am Squidocto: Gmornin sonatateers
	7:43am fred: ↳ Song: "EXposed" by "Plastikman" Hawtin played at my workplace earlier this year. Missed it as usual, I was at a dance show
	7:48am newton: ↳ Erik/VT @7:38 Looks like they are brit, tapeworm.org.uk on ewetoob and also on bandcamp
	7:52am CarolCrow: @Peter from Saranac Lake@7:41: Yes, NYS doesn't have much in the way of public transit on the west side of the Hudson
	7:53am CarolCrow: Gmornin Sqidocto
	7:54am CarolCrow: @fred@7:43: What sort of place do you work at?
	7:54am ∫ydniuß: we won’t be your 👶🏻👶🏻👶🏻👶🏻👶🏻 morning Carol, serious people
	7:58am G: I always appreciate your annotations in the Comments column :-)
	7:58am fred: ↳ CarolCrow @7:54 A contemporary music / research lab place called IRCAM in Paris, France
	7:59am Michael of Cologne: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @6:55 Hey there, Tom Tom!
	8:01am Nina: Great set!!!! Loving this.
	8:08am Andrea C: ↳ fred @7:58 hats off to you fred!
	8:09am Michael of Cologne: ↳ fred @7:58 Sure is a famous place with pedigree! en.wikipedia.org...
	8:12am Cooh John: Good morning Carol and moonsters. 🌙
	8:13am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "Yr Hen Don" by "Rhodri Davies" Is Pluto still a planet?
	8:14am Andrea C: @fred is it at the Pompidou, or you are in a different "office"? Asking because I am curious if you visit Shakespeare & Co. and if it is still run as George was running it. I had an amazing time living there during my Parisian vacations so many years ago. I hope nothing has changed in that regards.
	8:14am fred: ↳ Andrea C @8:08 Keep your hat on, I'm just a lowly tech guy there, I have nothing to do with music
	8:14am WR: Hello good folk. Happy to connect for a bit. I came to hear Carol's marvelous laugh and staying for the buzzy sounds and more.
	8:14am TDK60: ↳ Song: "Yr Hen Don" by "Rhodri Davies" I've never heard of a bray harp. The buzzing wood device sounds a bit similar to a sitar.
	8:17am Niall: ↳ fred @7:58 You work at IRCAM? Amazing.
	8:18am Niall: Wow, speaking of Carolingians: www.nytimes.com...
	8:19am Niall: ↳ Song: "Minutes To Go" by "Dave Schoepke" Nice Talk Talk vibes off this.
	8:19am Niall: Oh. It’s Talk Talk. 🤣
	8:21am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "New Grass" by "Talk Talk" "Pack up all your tales of woe....."
	8:22am fred: ↳ Andrea C @8:14 It's next to Pompidou center. I'll never go to Shakespeare & Co. because they stole books I had ordered from another bookshop. They are iconic and popular. But ruthless thieves using their reputation to crush others by getting books delivered to them instead. I only paid once each time it happened, but the other bookshop had to eat the cost. They are evil
	8:24am ami ad: Talk Talk, the original Radiohead?
	8:25am fred: ↳ ami ad @8:24 That makes sense to me
	8:25am Fredericks: ↳ Song: "New Grass" by "Talk Talk" This is the best I've ever heard Talk Talk sound.
	8:26am TDK60: ↳ Fredericks @8:25 Good morning, Fredericks. They went in a more non-commercial direction on later albums.
	8:26am Andrea C: ↳ fred @8:22 Definitely something has changed with his daughter then. How sad :( I was there in the year 2000 and it was paradise. Now lost I suppose. As much as you hate them, S&Co. history (their official book that was in the making when I was there) and "Time was soft there" are two amazing reads of the original shop it once was. Nothing to do with what you just described. If you can get past that, it is worth it. I promise.
	8:27am Dan-From-Augusta: I remember Talk Talk opening for Elvis Costello in 1982 for the Imperial Bedroom tour.
	8:28am newton: ↳ Dan-From-Augusta @8:27 Im wearing an imperial bedroom tshirt
	8:29am Dan-From-Augusta: Nice newton!
	8:29am Katharsis: hellos all, I seem to miss most of the show these days. Anyway
	8:30am TDK60: ↳ TDK60 @8:26 When lead singer Mark Hollis passed in '19, WFMU shows played a bunch of Talk Talk later stuff.
	8:30am fred: ↳ Andrea C @8:26 I know the history. I might have to go there once they have driven others into bankruptcy. Marginally better than Amazon. But are they?
	8:31am 12539: Out early - Thanks, Carol!
	8:32am Andrea C: ↳ fred @8:30 It is extremely saddening that they have become such monsters. The exact opposite of George's little bookshop utopia. F them. Not better than amazon, for sure.
	8:33am Cooh John: Katharsis, at the end of the show I listen to the previous week's Serious Moonlight Sonata.
	8:33am Tom from Stirling: Alien: Romulus opening soon. August
	8:34am fred: ↳ Katharsis @8:29 I did look in the Pompidou center's catalog for Pigesko, they don't have it
	8:38am Joey C: Good morning Carol and everyone listening.
	8:38am Tom from Stirling: ↳ Song: "Forgive" by "Martha Skye Murphy" Oh my goodness, Martha.
	8:39am fred: ↳ Andrea C @8:32 It's still a great bookshop, but fame brought temptation they could not resist. Anything is better than Amazon, even if not by much
	8:39am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Carol and moon people!
	8:43am Andrea C: ↳ fred @8:39 Sure. But George didn't care about fame nor money. He used to hide people from the nazis. Beatniks helped him rebuild the place when it was burned down. Etc... he could not give less of a F to fame and money. The place was truly an utopia. I even got to write something and read it there to much success. George didn't care for status. He loved each and everyone of his travelers he hosted. All he wanted was to know their stories and have their pictures. Besides helping out the shop in exchange for a bed. That is what makes me sad of the disgrace his daughter did. I believe she is still running it but I am not 100% sure. She did take over when George died. Wanna read the text?
	8:43am William Hellfire: Great show Carol!! Thank you!
	8:45am PaulRobeson1924: Morninggggggggggg
	8:46am PaulRobeson1924: Special time
	8:46am Katharsis: I generally do not listen to archives. I could make more effort. I’m just a geek about tuning in live
	8:47am Katharsis: Oh thank you Fred
	8:47am fred: ↳ Andrea C @8:43 It's a brand now, you see tote bags all over in the subway. Read the text? I'm always game for that. So a loud YES!
	8:48am Fredericks: ↳ Dan-From-Augusta @8:27 So did I. Didn't care for them.
	8:48am Fredericks: ↳ TDK60 @8:26 Man, what a difference.
	8:50am Andrea C: ↳ fred @8:47 Here it is! :) it written for the Monday reading. Every monday anyone could come in and read their texts, to a small audience. After that George would take us to a very nearby "bar" that opened just for us. RIP George. Please forgive my bad English. It is verbatim from 2000. """ Majestic and imposing is the Notre Dame Cathedral, while on the Senna as joyful and dancing strangers we're getting closer to each other in musical ceremonies. Involving our souls and intoxicating ourselves of wine and hashish. These pleasure's delights are increased by the evocative Moon which is rising high in the sky between the clouds, right there beside that gothic stateliness. The lights reflected by the water are waking the most of everything on both sides of the bridge under we are staying to an overwhelming acoustic. Between direct sounds and feedbacks, which pressing are moving along and that are audible up to four bridges form here in both directions. Directions to go all over for a glad and nightly walk after dances, laughings, the crackling hands of who's without a musical instrument, rather than the drunken and screaming voices. And in this ritualistic time of this night I feel admiration and I rediscover the contact. Now, in front of the front door, we're standing and asking ourselves if it could be too late to scream someone's name in order to be able to get in. But our doubts have been vanished, once again, by a friendly welcoming. Here we are, finally in! I have that feeling again, now stranger than when I came here, when the library was full of people. People who come here to find a book as usually happens in any bookshop or library. But then... enchanted and lured by silent screaming books, they stop here for a reading in this magic and comfortable place. Our bed it's in the Russian section, at the ground floor. I'm admiring silently and still incredulous while I'm laying down on the bed. It seems to me that I can feel all the books and all the people who touched them. While in a deafening silence I'm going toward the within of Oneiric landscapes. Andrea Callea, Shakespeare and Company, August 2000. Thank you George, it was a magic time to be. """
	8:52am newton: seriously, another hour laps the clock?
	8:52am Fredericks: ↳ PaulRobeson1924 @8:46 Time exists so everything doesn't happen all at once.
	8:53am Cooh John: That's life! See you next week.
	8:54am Andrea C: ↳ Song: "That's Life" by "Frank Sinatra" Carol's perfect timing/commentary. I am grateful to you George!
	8:55am fred: ↳ Andrea C @8:50 That captured a moment, thanks for sharing this, it reminded me of noise shows in squats
	8:55am TDK60: Merci for the fine show, Carol.
	8:55am WR: ↳ Song: "That's Life" by "Frank Sinatra" Interesting for context is that the B side of this single for Sinatra was "Winchester Cathedral".
	8:55am Tom from Stirling: But it doesn't really matter anyhow.
	8:55am bluecharlie: 🧸🥰❤️🌊🏊 Love ya, Carol! Thank you!🙏🏼 See ya out there, dear friends! ❤️🐔
	8:56am ami ad: Thank you, DJ. More peace, please.
	8:56am Balthazar B: Thank you for the sounds Carol. Have a fine week everyone!
	8:57am Fredericks: Thanks, Carol. See you next week.
	8:57am Tom from Stirling: It's just that the sound of.....
	8:57am fred: Thanks Carol! (disappointed at no bagpipe for Wimbledon though)
	8:58am bleubombersune: Mlle Carol Thanks for Sunday's music All stay safe and be well
	8:58am Andrea C: ↳ fred @8:55 thank you fred for allowing me and for the updates on what I held sacred in my dreams. :D thank you Carol! Have a good sunday everyone!
	8:59am WR: Thank you! Carol! Laters folks.
	8:59am newton: Thanks Carol!!
	8:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Carol.
	9:06am CarolCrow: Sending out love & thanks to everyone today!
	2:09pm Greg: Cheers to CJ from Rochester

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