WFMU: Michael Shelley: Playlist from May 21, 2011

Listener comments!
	11:07am lewis: Go Micheal!
	11:09am James: Well, it was fun while it lasted. Human race 20000BC?-2011
	11:18am Peter: Michael - You mean this calculation for computing end of world is incorrect? http://bit.ly/kdFKf7
	11:20am hamburger / london: hmph. I'm glad I recorded a show I went to because I wouldn't have had a chance to hear it anywhere else again..
	11:22am Peter: These days people often first discover artists via YouTube.
	11:27am Peter: Did anyone capture Rebecca singing it on their iPhone? :)
	11:28am hamburger / london: second most disliked video on youtube after justin bieber's baby
	11:29am on the brink: et tu fmu?
	11:29am lewis: Brings a big smile to my face!!
	11:29am hamburger / london: hahaha
	11:30am Robert: What's interesting about this one is the way its video version is not so BAD IMO, but formulaic to the point of looking as if it was extremely studied to match a genre.
	11:31am seang: that Vanessa Carlton song is better--- a thousand miles
	11:31am hamburger / london: the jimmy fallon / stephen colbert cover of this was AWESOME...
	11:31am Robert: It does look like a parody, not necessarily self-parody. I don't find it annoying the way some people do, apparently.
	11:31am Pat: This is song is a waste of everyone's time. Pleas stop.
	11:32am solhnyc: only bested by the GLEE cover version...
	11:32am James: Lip-reading parody is great-Gang fight!
	11:33am C: I completely agree with Michael. Sounds like a rawer version of aTop 40.
	11:33am Robert: Seems everyone else got the idea too that it was to parody a genre, huh?
	11:33am Frank: Is the word you're looking for SNARKY?
	11:33am Peter: The song is the epitome of 'Sweet Life of Zack and Cody', and other Disney Channel stuff. A tween acting 'grown up', but when they say 'the weekend' it's a metaphor for an ice-cream party, not for sex/adult relationships.
	11:35am Pat: Just because someone asks a question you don't have to answer it.
	11:36am Peter: My question... Groups like Smashmouth, Sugar Ray, Barenaked Ladies.. they seem to constitute some kind of genre.. Do the WGME agree it constitutes a genre, and if so, do they have a better term than what I call it - New York Sports Club music?
	11:36am C: The song of that genre that surprised me with the lyrics is Party in the USA. I think the lyrics in that are pretty good because it doesn't substitute ice-cream party for kegger.
	11:38am fred: China Crisis and the Railway Children were 80s bands and they're still good.
	11:39am Fran: I think that stuff falls under what they used to call in the 90's "modern rock", which was ironically neither....
	11:42am James: Is licensing a song for a tv commercial selling out?
	11:43am hamburger / london: depends on the ad? I don't know...
	11:43am David Baker: Hey... sat here in England, it's almost 5pm, sun shining, wanting listen to music - and you know what...? I would be nice to hear some music instead of chat... Is this still a MUSIC show?
	11:46am David Baker: OK... I get it - no music, just some guys loving their own voices... So, I'll change to radio paradise... that's http://www.radioparadise.com - and guess what? It's music.
	11:48am ~L: I think an integral part of this show has always been the interviews, today's show is great! You can listen to music every minute of everyday, but who can put it all into perspective for you, these guys talking today!!!
	11:49am Steve: Lovin the sandwich!
	11:49am Rachael: It's kinda like a musical My Dinner with Andre. I love it.
	11:49am hamburger / london: next time I get a sandwich I don't like I'm definitely complaining to the sandwich :)
	11:49am The Stand: This show is terrific - listen every week, great to hear the experts.
	11:51am hamburger / london: (aloud and in public. I don't care!)
	11:53am gene sculatti: You guys yakking is great. Don't listen to the haters!
	11:53am Pat: Musicians should make money at making music. Regardless of what it is.
	11:54am Peter: In the 60's, the Beach Boys did cool commercials and station IDs.
	11:55am James: Pink Moon advert
	11:56am joe: Ramones Malt Liquor commercials
	11:57am Aaron in Minneapolis: All Shook Up was written for Soda Pop
	11:58am Fran: Well, does the music belong to the artist, to do as they please, or to the audience that gives it cultural value?
	12:03pm David Baker: gene - don't hate it - just want some cool music - that's why I tune to WFMU...
	12:04pm Robert: The trouble is that last song lulled me to sleep so I lost track and didn't get the gag from the last line.
	12:04pm Aaron in Minneapolis: David there is an alternate stream here, Inchaban music, cool music not talking!
	12:10pm Robert: Darn, now I'm tryin g to look up the lyrics of that one so I can get the joke, but it seems there's another "The Cave" that gets in the way of the search.
	12:11pm James: The Smithereens don't always drink beer, but when they do, they drink Dos Equis.
	12:11pm Peter: I love the Hollies "Air That I Breathe",
	12:15pm Europe: The Final Countdown!!!!
	12:16pm Robert: Now I see the problem: I keep getting Johnny Paycheck mixed up with Johnny Cash. (And then there's my friend John Pachak.)
	12:35pm (another) fred: I'm just checking in, but the playlist and terrible video have cleared me of a delusion: I've been hearing a lot about "friday" and "get down" lately, and I was wondering whether that was about Murray Saul. Oh well, I'm not all that optimistic about getting rid of the fundies either
	12:47pm hamburger / london: can't believe this is the dude from the 'just like booker t said' lyric from VU!
	12:48pm David Baker: Aaron - thanks for that... sometimes you just want music.
	12:52pm Red: this is great radio
	12:57pm hamburger / london: thanks for an awesome show Michael Shelley and TWGME!
	12:57pm drr: this Booker T. is kind of Meters-y.
	7:06pm jay murphree: C'mon, Michael. You know you like that "Friday" song. It's the "Bedroom Intruder" of 2011!
	7:20pm jay murphree: Oh, and thanks for using my question. Completely agree with everyone's answers. The discussion of selling out/what your show is all about was perfect and why I love this show!

Michael Shelley: Playlist from May 21, 2011

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Booker T & the MG's	Outrage "Outrage" by "Booker T & the MG's"
Hollies, The	Very last Day "Very last Day" by "Hollies, The"
Kinks, The	People Take Pictures of Each Other
Rebecca Black	FRIDAY "FRIDAY" by "Rebecca Black"
Everly Brothers, The	COKE "COKE" by "Everly Brothers, The"
Johnny Paycheck	The cave "The cave" by "Johnny Paycheck"
Smithereens	The Ring on Her dfinger
Alleb Oldies Band	Dizzy "Dizzy" by "Alleb Oldies Band"
Booker T. Jones	Crazy "Crazy" by "Booker T. Jones"
Booker T. Jones	INTERVIEW "INTERVIEW" by "Booker T. Jones"
Booker T. Jones	Down In Memphis "Down In Memphis" by "Booker T. Jones"

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Listener comments!
	11:07am lewis: Go Micheal!
	11:09am James: Well, it was fun while it lasted. Human race 20000BC?-2011
	11:18am Peter: Michael - You mean this calculation for computing end of world is incorrect? http://bit.ly/kdFKf7
	11:20am hamburger / london: hmph. I'm glad I recorded a show I went to because I wouldn't have had a chance to hear it anywhere else again..
	11:22am Peter: These days people often first discover artists via YouTube.
	11:27am Peter: Did anyone capture Rebecca singing it on their iPhone? :)
	11:28am hamburger / london: second most disliked video on youtube after justin bieber's baby
	11:29am on the brink: et tu fmu?
	11:29am lewis: Brings a big smile to my face!!
	11:29am hamburger / london: hahaha
	11:30am Robert: What's interesting about this one is the way its video version is not so BAD IMO, but formulaic to the point of looking as if it was extremely studied to match a genre.
	11:31am seang: that Vanessa Carlton song is better--- a thousand miles
	11:31am hamburger / london: the jimmy fallon / stephen colbert cover of this was AWESOME...
	11:31am Robert: It does look like a parody, not necessarily self-parody. I don't find it annoying the way some people do, apparently.
	11:31am Pat: This is song is a waste of everyone's time. Pleas stop.
	11:32am solhnyc: only bested by the GLEE cover version...
	11:32am James: Lip-reading parody is great-Gang fight!
	11:33am C: I completely agree with Michael. Sounds like a rawer version of aTop 40.
	11:33am Robert: Seems everyone else got the idea too that it was to parody a genre, huh?
	11:33am Frank: Is the word you're looking for SNARKY?
	11:33am Peter: The song is the epitome of 'Sweet Life of Zack and Cody', and other Disney Channel stuff. A tween acting 'grown up', but when they say 'the weekend' it's a metaphor for an ice-cream party, not for sex/adult relationships.
	11:35am Pat: Just because someone asks a question you don't have to answer it.
	11:36am Peter: My question... Groups like Smashmouth, Sugar Ray, Barenaked Ladies.. they seem to constitute some kind of genre.. Do the WGME agree it constitutes a genre, and if so, do they have a better term than what I call it - New York Sports Club music?
	11:36am C: The song of that genre that surprised me with the lyrics is Party in the USA. I think the lyrics in that are pretty good because it doesn't substitute ice-cream party for kegger.
	11:38am fred: China Crisis and the Railway Children were 80s bands and they're still good.
	11:39am Fran: I think that stuff falls under what they used to call in the 90's "modern rock", which was ironically neither....
	11:42am James: Is licensing a song for a tv commercial selling out?
	11:43am hamburger / london: depends on the ad? I don't know...
	11:43am David Baker: Hey... sat here in England, it's almost 5pm, sun shining, wanting listen to music - and you know what...? I would be nice to hear some music instead of chat... Is this still a MUSIC show?
	11:46am David Baker: OK... I get it - no music, just some guys loving their own voices... So, I'll change to radio paradise... that's http://www.radioparadise.com - and guess what? It's music.
	11:48am ~L: I think an integral part of this show has always been the interviews, today's show is great! You can listen to music every minute of everyday, but who can put it all into perspective for you, these guys talking today!!!
	11:49am Steve: Lovin the sandwich!
	11:49am Rachael: It's kinda like a musical My Dinner with Andre. I love it.
	11:49am hamburger / london: next time I get a sandwich I don't like I'm definitely complaining to the sandwich :)
	11:49am The Stand: This show is terrific - listen every week, great to hear the experts.
	11:51am hamburger / london: (aloud and in public. I don't care!)
	11:53am gene sculatti: You guys yakking is great. Don't listen to the haters!
	11:53am Pat: Musicians should make money at making music. Regardless of what it is.
	11:54am Peter: In the 60's, the Beach Boys did cool commercials and station IDs.
	11:55am James: Pink Moon advert
	11:56am joe: Ramones Malt Liquor commercials
	11:57am Aaron in Minneapolis: All Shook Up was written for Soda Pop
	11:58am Fran: Well, does the music belong to the artist, to do as they please, or to the audience that gives it cultural value?
	12:03pm David Baker: gene - don't hate it - just want some cool music - that's why I tune to WFMU...
	12:04pm Robert: The trouble is that last song lulled me to sleep so I lost track and didn't get the gag from the last line.
	12:04pm Aaron in Minneapolis: David there is an alternate stream here, Inchaban music, cool music not talking!
	12:10pm Robert: Darn, now I'm tryin g to look up the lyrics of that one so I can get the joke, but it seems there's another "The Cave" that gets in the way of the search.
	12:11pm James: The Smithereens don't always drink beer, but when they do, they drink Dos Equis.
	12:11pm Peter: I love the Hollies "Air That I Breathe",
	12:15pm Europe: The Final Countdown!!!!
	12:16pm Robert: Now I see the problem: I keep getting Johnny Paycheck mixed up with Johnny Cash. (And then there's my friend John Pachak.)
	12:35pm (another) fred: I'm just checking in, but the playlist and terrible video have cleared me of a delusion: I've been hearing a lot about "friday" and "get down" lately, and I was wondering whether that was about Murray Saul. Oh well, I'm not all that optimistic about getting rid of the fundies either
	12:47pm hamburger / london: can't believe this is the dude from the 'just like booker t said' lyric from VU!
	12:48pm David Baker: Aaron - thanks for that... sometimes you just want music.
	12:52pm Red: this is great radio
	12:57pm hamburger / london: thanks for an awesome show Michael Shelley and TWGME!
	12:57pm drr: this Booker T. is kind of Meters-y.
	7:06pm jay murphree: C'mon, Michael. You know you like that "Friday" song. It's the "Bedroom Intruder" of 2011!
	7:20pm jay murphree: Oh, and thanks for using my question. Completely agree with everyone's answers. The discussion of selling out/what your show is all about was perfect and why I love this show!

Michael Shelley: Playlist from May 21, 2011

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