WFMU: Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from June 26, 2014

Listener comments!
	3:18am P-90: Hi Julie! This week I just had to go back to the Archive and listen to the Emile Simon performance and interview, and I'm sure I'll listen to it again, it was that good. I had planned to go to Summerstage on Saturday, then couldn't make it. I assume you were there and the show was great?
	🦇 3:19am Julie: It was and it wasn't..I'll talk about it in a bit. And yes, her set was amazing
	3:24am Guido from Cologne: Good morning Julie! Will Emile Simon performance go to the FMA?
	🦇 3:25am Julie: Yes, all except Wicked Game
	3:28am Guido from Cologne: Great!
	3:40am P-90: Guten TZAG Guido. Good weather in Cologne? It's humid and rainy here.
	3:43am Guido from Cologne: Guten TZAG P-90! Sun here! And I have to work! :-(
	3:45am Droll: Okay, I'll bite: Why not Wicked Game? (Seattle is partly overcast, 64F)
	🦇 3:46am Julie: Because it's a cover
	3:46am BadGuyZero: Hiya!
	🦇 3:47am Julie: Here for the Texans, BGZ?
	3:48am BadGuyZero: And the other great tunes you play.
	3:53am Guido from Cologne: Aren't there problems wit FMA Creative Commons and average rights societies? Being in German rights society GEMA the option for other licensing is finished for livetime. (Hard to believe but true.) Just asking ...
	🦇 4:01am Julie: Guido, that's way over my head. Sorry.
	4:07am Droll: US copyright law recognizes a mechanical reproduction, a live performance, or a "song" (definitions vary with your choice of attorney). Performer's rights societies might be involved in one or more of those. Things get ugly quickly over very little, and FMA has little incentive to fight.
	4:11am Matt from Springfield: GAZEY! Of the LOUDER variety! Morning Julie and Upside Down Bats! Great Rngrs performance!
	🦇 4:12am Julie: Morning Matt!
	🦇 4:13am Julie: oh, btw, for some reason the interview was recorded with reverb so we sound like we're in some giant hall
	4:14am BadGuyZero: They're one of the better bands in Dallas right now.
	🦇 4:14am Julie: I was lucky to catch them, they were on a bill with Dead Leaf Echo and it was super last minute
	4:16am Droll: Sounds appropriate enough... Speaking of which, kudos to Serge Z, it's difficult to squeeze all that sound into speakers. Band is just fantastic, that is really what I think.
	4:16am P-90: Guten Morgen, Herr Mattias von Schpunjenbubskvarenpinz!
	🦇 4:17am Julie: Oh Matt, some of my guests are playing Springfield on the 4th. Valerie Gentile & Noir
	4:18am Matt from Springfield: And um, Guten Morgen to you too, P-90! ... :) @Julie: Really, my Springfield? Where!?
	4:19am Guido from Cologne: Great! some live music in the morning again! Love it!
	4:19am Guido from Cologne: @Droll Thanks for the info! Roiughly the same here. The thing is with composers rights. If you are a member of GEMA you make a kind of live-long contract, that from that point in your live you must distribute everthing you creat with the GEMA and international partners involved. You are even not allowed to put somthing to public domain, nor Creative Commons or even just put sth. to Youtube for self promotion. (There are protests and sues against this. But no solutions yet.)
	🦇 4:19am Julie: empire nightclub, Secret Agent Soiree
	🦇 4:21am Julie: There is some sort of songwriters rights thing going on in Congress, Paul Williams has been part of it (he is prez of ascap)
	4:21am Matt from Springfield: Oh WOW! That's like the only place national/international acts would go! I'm looking into that!
	🦇 4:22am Julie: It was just such a coincidence I had to pass on the info
	🦇 4:22am Julie: You'll hear Valerie next week, and she is amazing live
	4:26am Matt from Springfield: Thanks for passing on, Julie! :) And that's appropos--Paul Williams is best known for being a songwriter (though thanks to you we have heard his singing, as well!)
	🦇 4:28am Julie: I expect you to take photos of what they're wearing :)
	4:30am Droll: There's a good English Wikipedia page for GEMA, but I'm immediately puzzled by the concept of three classes of "professional". I have some schadenfreude GEMA is stuck playing catch-up with technology just like everywhere else... In some ways GEMA sounds cool, in the US you're on you're own and you end up publishing through ASCAP or BMI or some other smaller-scale accounting fiasco. At least it's all public record with GEMA.
	4:36am P-90: @Guido I'm 100% certain that if you asked Chris Isaak if he thought Emilie Simone's performance of Wicked Game during a live in-station set should go on The Free Music Archive he would say ( as the songwriter): "sure! no worries!" But he has contracts with various entities that each own a piece of his income, and that's the real reason it's blocked-- we're a religiously capitalist nation that's lagging behind Europe in recognizing intellectual commons of many kinds.
	4:38am Matt from Springfield: @P-90: That's the simpliest explanation--in America too many people "own a piece" of songs (or the versions thereof) to license them efficiently.
	4:40am Droll: P-90, Which is precisely why an entire generation bypassed that system altogether and "freed" it all. Of course, Chris Isaak is free to say his music is free now that he made his million. Emille is still excited about working her own merch table.
	4:40am Guido from Cologne: APPLAUSE!
	4:41am Matt from Springfield: Hall of ECHO! choechoecho!!
	4:41am Droll: [Snapping one hand, refreshing beverage in other]
	4:44am BadGuyZero: They were nominated for a Dallas Observer Music Award for Best Americana Band a couple of years ago. They got a lot of publicity locally when they requested that their nomination be rescinded.
	4:46am Guido from Cologne: I go for the reverb! Way better than mike switched off as happened to john Allen recently.
	4:46am Matt from Springfield: "Don't mess with my gang! And GET OFF MY LAWN!!"...
	🦇 4:46am Julie: aww poor John Allen
	4:47am Matt from Springfield: Hiya BGZ, and kudos to your latest "vaguely seizure-inducing avatar", as someone put it :)
	4:47am Guido from Cologne: @Droll There are some advantages in German law that preven the artist form fooleries. Like it is not possible to sell an authorship away completely. On the other hand GEMA is so incredibly old fashioned. They rely on the good old method to gather music licence money by visiting shops and listen after public radio doodeling. They sue YouTube ... wich basically is not too wrong ... since big company is living on bootlegging in the very end. But I think it would have been the very duty of the rights societies to set up asomething like sopztify in the very dawning of MP3 ... it would have been the justest system of music licencsing imaginable. Instead they imped musicians on using modern methods of self promotion. It is so plain annoying.
	4:48am Matt from Springfield: @Guido: Was it John who was switched off, or the guest? That's not good for his show, but a one-sided interview would be Pythonesque in another context..
	4:48am P-90: A guy like Isaak is a fairly substantial business. He has representation, management, record company, etc. who each own a part of his income. Their contracts specify strict limits on the distribution of his work, to "protect" their interests... BTW you guys may have heard that whenever Dean Martin was broke, he would sell someone a share of his future income for a cash "investment", eventually he had promised several thousand percent of his earnings (but he wasn't a songwriter).
	4:48am Droll: Really humble buncha shoegazers... Great set (music & interview). The reverb reminded me of bootleg backstage interviews!
	4:50am Matt from Springfield: @P-90: A real life "Producer"!
	4:51am Matt from Springfield: Bootleg interview, in high quality 128k streaming! That can be a front page quote for FMU in general--Lowest of lo-fi detrius, delivered to you in high quality streaming! :)
	4:54am fred von helsing: better late than nebbish
	4:54am Guido from Cologne: what is HiFi ? Fidelity to what? All rock music is NoFi ! My very personal point of view. I was thinking about re-mastering the one or the other unlucky FMA-content ... if i just had the time.
	4:55am Guido from Cologne: hey fred!
	4:55am Droll: David Bowie also sells futures. [Crying onto Guido's shoulder] You must come to Seattle or I must come to Cologne to discuss the moment things went wrong... as if they were ever right.
	4:58am BadGuyZero: Their Bandcamp page has the vowels in the URL, but on the page itself the vowels are gone.
	4:58am BadGuyZero: Susie sells futures by the seashore.
	4:59am fred von helsing: émilie émilie émilie émilie
	5:00am Matt from Springfield: HIT and RUN, baby! >:)
	5:01am fred von helsing: cyber-émilie has a frickin' laser on her forearm
	5:02am fred von helsing: she conveys pure sweetness and light. two qualities that are unfortunately underrated.
	5:02am P-90: Good band, she has a terrific voice! Maybe the "hall" style reverb the engineer used on the live set was left on for the interview? Or was the interview not done right after the set? Actually, the big reverb sounded cool on the interview, like a Murray the K old-style AM radio sound
	5:03am Matt from Springfield: Émilie in Space! :D
	5:04am fred von helsing: hey guido ! Let's party
	🦇 5:04am Julie: Yes she wears a controller, she didn't have that for her set here, but she did wear it for summer stage
	5:04am Finbar: Wow!! She has a wonderfully extraordinary voice. Great cover...making it all her own.
	5:04am Guido from Cologne: When I saw great Quiltl, some girls were blabbling around and couldn't stop ... and i was annoyed. But in the end result they were young and cute enough to flirt around with the male band members ... Such the things go, music , girlsm, blabbering, flirting ...
	5:05am Guido from Cologne: ... arrghhh QUILT ... the band
	5:06am Guido from Cologne: @fred I'm about to dance in the sun, but i was supposed to do something "productive" ... gee ... sun, music , chatting ...
	5:07am Finbar: Dancing in the sun is productive.
	5:09am Matt from Springfield: Vitamin D-ancing! Go for it!
	5:10am Wynford C Eagle: loverly mazzy star….hope i do love you! great morning here in Dorset, on the coast, good morning to you julie
	5:10am Guido from Cologne: I'll include that on the next bill I write: - Dancing in the sun : € 86,-
	5:11am fred von helsing: the band Bleached is working
	🦇 5:12am Julie: Morning Wynford!
	5:13am Finbar: Woah, this Wire tune is reminding me of Eno. It just sounds like something Eno would do.
	5:13am Matt from Springfield: Yes' "Yours Is No Disgrace" parallel in the rhythm here?? Prog people?
	5:16am P-90: @ Droll: Bowie actually did an IPO and "went public", his shares are traded like any other big corporation. @ Julie: Unfortunately, as I 'm sure you know, all that bullshit is the norm at Summerstage, When I go there, I go in dreading what might go on in the audience, particularly whoever I'm gonna wind up in the vicinity of... @fred von h. Good Morning!
	5:18am fred von helsing: purraps Émilie is an emissary from a strange alien civilisation bent on nurturing our higher emotional intelligences and turn us into true sentient beings, flying in the face of all our baser impulses, bringing us light, and grooves, and the full charm of the galactic civilisation that we know is out there but it is not tangible, in a way that would liberate our butts to bounce and sway in the cosmic wind
	5:24am Droll: Bowie went public? How ironic... I wish to stay upwind of the bouncing cosmic butt wind.
	5:28am fred von helsing: Consider the perspective of the monolith in "2001", when we meet it again in orbit about Jupiter. "Oh okay, the monkeys finally got rockets 'n shit." If only we had played it some Émilie... some space oddity... some dog... some danceable groove... what would it have said ?
	5:33am Sem Chumbo: Cosmic butt wind: wasn't that a Lemmy side project at one time? Good morning, Julie, and dark knights all.
	🦇 5:33am Julie: Morning Sem
	5:34am Finbar: I love this schlock stuff. It's friggin funny.
	5:39am fred von helsing: Cosmic Butt Wind - what's the title of the first album ?
	5:40am Matt from Springfield: "My Love Paramour", one of my fave CT songs! Morning, Dark Knight Sem! (Someone at least should record that as a side project...)
	🦇 5:42am Julie: let's talk Eliza into doing a CT cover
	5:46am Sem Chumbo: Hiya@Matt. @FVH: Smells of Futures Passed
	5:46am Matt from Springfield: Toy piano + Liz Fraser style vocals -- that could work well! :) Old BGs! Nice!
	5:47am Matt from Springfield: @Sem: Zing! Nailed it! :)
	5:48am Guido from Cologne: Oh ... that obscure psych-ballad group called beeGees
	5:49am DeaconDave: Meow
	🦇 5:49am Julie: Deacon that comment will fit nicely with the next band
	🦇 5:50am Julie: Did I put the wrong cd in? How can this be Beck?
	5:51am DeaconDave: I'll be Beck.
	5:53am DeaconDave: Finally up nice and early today - I usually have to listen to the archives of this show
	5:53am Matt from Springfield: Morning DeaconDave, kisses! ;)
	5:54am Guido from Cologne: Some rumor says the Grerman common word for "heretic", "Ketzer" comes from "Katzenhintern küssen" ... kissing the bottom of a cat ... and not "cathari". Must run shortly! Loved it! Thank you Julie!
	5:54am DeaconDave: Is Delia a cat? Seems to fit?
	🦇 5:54am Julie: no the previous band
	🦇 5:55am Julie: wow Johnny sounds real good in my headphones
	5:56am DeaconDave: Julies gone . . .
	5:57am Droll: Thanks Julie! Great live set. Have a fun week, yinz!
	5:57am Matt from Springfield: Johnny's voice is great, deep and throaty, I imagine he would sound good across many platforms. And just like that...Julie's gone! Thanks to the Blackstone Rngrs, Serge Z, Julie and WFMU for a great set and show!
	5:57am fred von helsing: "futures passed", oh dear
	5:57am Matt from Springfield: Have a great Thursday, everyone!
	6:00am P-90: Thanks,Julie!

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from June 26, 2014

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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 Birthday Massacre	In the Dark	Pins and Needles	Metropolis	2010		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Valerie Gentile	Scarred "Scarred" by "Valerie Gentile"	Love is Luxury	Valerie Gentile & Filip Abbex Nex	2013	On the show next week!	0:03:06 (Pop-up)
Devo	Booji Boy's Funeral "Booji Boy's Funeral" by "Devo"	Hardcore Devo Vol. 2 (1974-1977)	Ryko	1991		0:07:44 (Pop-up)
Broadcast	Locusts "Locusts" by "Broadcast"	The Future Crayon	Warp	2006		0:11:42 (Pop-up)
Slowdive	Some Velvet Morning "Some Velvet Morning" by "Slowdive"	Souvlaki	Creation Records	1994		0:16:53 (Pop-up)
The Moody Blues	You Can Never Go Home	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour	Decca	1971		0:19:53 (Pop-up)
The Raveonettes	Summer Moon "Summer Moon" by "The Raveonettes"	Raven in the Grave	Vice Records	2011		0:24:07 (Pop-up)
The Hollies	Separated "Separated" by "The Hollies"	Moving Finger (aka Confessions of the Mind)	Epic	1970		0:27:05 (Pop-up)
Faith & The Muse	Vervan "Vervan" by "Faith & The Muse"	Elyria	Tess Records	1994		0:30:24 (Pop-up)
Chapterhouse	Breather "Breather" by "Chapterhouse"	Whirlpool	Dedicated	1991		0:37:21 (Pop-up)
The Casket Girls	Walking on a Wire	Sleepwalking	Graveface Records	2012		0:41:36 (Pop-up)
Trust	Are we Arc? "Are we Arc?" by "Trust"	Joyland	Arts & Crafts Records	2014		0:44:45 (Pop-up)
Ultra Vivid Scene	Poison "Poison" by "Ultra Vivid Scene"	Ultra Vivid Scene:Joy 1967-1990	4AD	1990		0:49:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Nanase Hikaru	jibrille-silent mourning	Angel Sanctuary OST	No Label			0:52:50 (Pop-up)
The Blackstone Rngrs Live on WFMU Engineered by Serge Z
Blackstone Rngrs	Descendant Of "Descendant Of" by "Blackstone Rngrs"	Live on WFMU	WFMU	2014		0:59:58 (Pop-up)
Blackstone Rngrs	You Never "You Never" by "Blackstone Rngrs"	Live on WFMU	WFMU	2014		1:05:16 (Pop-up)
Blackstone Rngrs	Prey Don't Find Me	Live on WFMU	WFMU	2014		1:07:41 (Pop-up)
Blackstone Rngrs	Ode to Patsy Jean	Live on WFMU	WFMU	2014		1:12:05 (Pop-up)
Blackstone Rngrs	Honeydew "Honeydew" by "Blackstone Rngrs"	Live on WFMU	WFMU	2014		1:15:32 (Pop-up)
Blackstone Rngrs	Untitled "Untitled" by "Blackstone Rngrs"	Live on WFMU	WFMU	2014		1:19:48 (Pop-up)
Blackstone Rngrs	Frozen Echo "Frozen Echo" by "Blackstone Rngrs"	Live on WFMU	WFMU	2014		1:24:17 (Pop-up)
Blackstone Rngrs	Judas Tree "Judas Tree" by "Blackstone Rngrs"	Live on WFMU	WFMU	2014		1:29:11 (Pop-up)
Blackstone Rngrs	Aviant Blue "Aviant Blue" by "Blackstone Rngrs"	Live on WFMU	WFMU	2014		1:34:07 (Pop-up)
Blackstone Rngrs	Interview "Interview" by "Blackstone Rngrs"	Live on WFMU	WFMU	2014		1:39:51 (Pop-up)
Daniel Bornhorat, Ruth Smith, Derek "DK" Kutzer
Blackstone Rngrs	Nights/Days "Nights/Days" by "Blackstone Rngrs"	Descendant	Saint Marie Records	2014		1:46:37 (Pop-up)
Blackstone Rangers	Mutiny at Toho Bay (Into the Sea)	Into the Sea	Dallas Distortion Music	2012		1:51:08 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Cocteau Twins	Oomingmak (instrumental)	Cocteau Twins Singles Collection Box Set	Capitol			1:53:33 (Pop-up)
Emilie Simon	Space Oddity "Space Oddity" by "Emilie Simon"	Bowie Mania	Naive	2007		2:02:01 (Pop-up)
Mazzy Star	She's My Baby "She's My Baby" by "Mazzy Star"	So Tonight That I Might See	Capitol	1993		2:05:44 (Pop-up)
Wire	Attractive Space "Attractive Space" by "Wire"	Change Becomes Us	Pink Flag	2013		2:10:03 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	A Saucerful of Secrets	A Saucerful of Secrets	EMI	1968		2:13:40 (Pop-up)
Leandra	Divergent Mirrors of Decay	Isomorphine	Drakkar Records	2013		2:25:11 (Pop-up)
Black Tape For a Blue Girl	Tell Me You've Taken Another	10 Neurotics	Projekt	2009		2:30:00 (Pop-up)
Rise and Fall of a Decade	Grandest Illusion	Noisy But Empty	Hyperium Records	1993		2:34:10 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	My Love Paramour "My Love Paramour" by "Cocteau Twins"	Head Over Heels	4AD	1983		2:38:25 (Pop-up)
Every Silver Lining Has a Cloud	Such A Waste	Every Silver Lining Has a Cloud	Projekt	2010		2:41:59 (Pop-up)
Bee Gees	Day Time Girl (mono) "Day Time Girl (mono)" by "Bee Gees"	Horizontal	Polydor	1968		2:45:02 (Pop-up)
Beck	Turn Away "Turn Away" by "Beck"	Morning Phase	Capitol	2014		2:48:05 (Pop-up)
Kiss the Anus of a Black Cat	Wander or Wavier	Hewers of Wood and Drawers of Water	Zealrecords	2010		2:50:35 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash	Delia's Gone "Delia's Gone" by "Johnny Cash"	American Recordings	American Recordings	1994		2:52:48 (Pop-up)
Syd Barrett	Gigolo Aunt (loop) "Gigolo Aunt (loop)" by "Syd Barrett"	Barrett	Harvest	1970		2:55:21 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:18am P-90: Hi Julie! This week I just had to go back to the Archive and listen to the Emile Simon performance and interview, and I'm sure I'll listen to it again, it was that good. I had planned to go to Summerstage on Saturday, then couldn't make it. I assume you were there and the show was great?
	🦇 3:19am Julie: It was and it wasn't..I'll talk about it in a bit. And yes, her set was amazing
	3:24am Guido from Cologne: Good morning Julie! Will Emile Simon performance go to the FMA?
	🦇 3:25am Julie: Yes, all except Wicked Game
	3:28am Guido from Cologne: Great!
	3:40am P-90: Guten TZAG Guido. Good weather in Cologne? It's humid and rainy here.
	3:43am Guido from Cologne: Guten TZAG P-90! Sun here! And I have to work! :-(
	3:45am Droll: Okay, I'll bite: Why not Wicked Game? (Seattle is partly overcast, 64F)
	🦇 3:46am Julie: Because it's a cover
	3:46am BadGuyZero: Hiya!
	🦇 3:47am Julie: Here for the Texans, BGZ?
	3:48am BadGuyZero: And the other great tunes you play.
	3:53am Guido from Cologne: Aren't there problems wit FMA Creative Commons and average rights societies? Being in German rights society GEMA the option for other licensing is finished for livetime. (Hard to believe but true.) Just asking ...
	🦇 4:01am Julie: Guido, that's way over my head. Sorry.
	4:07am Droll: US copyright law recognizes a mechanical reproduction, a live performance, or a "song" (definitions vary with your choice of attorney). Performer's rights societies might be involved in one or more of those. Things get ugly quickly over very little, and FMA has little incentive to fight.
	4:11am Matt from Springfield: GAZEY! Of the LOUDER variety! Morning Julie and Upside Down Bats! Great Rngrs performance!
	🦇 4:12am Julie: Morning Matt!
	🦇 4:13am Julie: oh, btw, for some reason the interview was recorded with reverb so we sound like we're in some giant hall
	4:14am BadGuyZero: They're one of the better bands in Dallas right now.
	🦇 4:14am Julie: I was lucky to catch them, they were on a bill with Dead Leaf Echo and it was super last minute
	4:16am Droll: Sounds appropriate enough... Speaking of which, kudos to Serge Z, it's difficult to squeeze all that sound into speakers. Band is just fantastic, that is really what I think.
	4:16am P-90: Guten Morgen, Herr Mattias von Schpunjenbubskvarenpinz!
	🦇 4:17am Julie: Oh Matt, some of my guests are playing Springfield on the 4th. Valerie Gentile & Noir
	4:18am Matt from Springfield: And um, Guten Morgen to you too, P-90! ... :) @Julie: Really, my Springfield? Where!?
	4:19am Guido from Cologne: Great! some live music in the morning again! Love it!
	4:19am Guido from Cologne: @Droll Thanks for the info! Roiughly the same here. The thing is with composers rights. If you are a member of GEMA you make a kind of live-long contract, that from that point in your live you must distribute everthing you creat with the GEMA and international partners involved. You are even not allowed to put somthing to public domain, nor Creative Commons or even just put sth. to Youtube for self promotion. (There are protests and sues against this. But no solutions yet.)
	🦇 4:19am Julie: empire nightclub, Secret Agent Soiree
	🦇 4:21am Julie: There is some sort of songwriters rights thing going on in Congress, Paul Williams has been part of it (he is prez of ascap)
	4:21am Matt from Springfield: Oh WOW! That's like the only place national/international acts would go! I'm looking into that!
	🦇 4:22am Julie: It was just such a coincidence I had to pass on the info
	🦇 4:22am Julie: You'll hear Valerie next week, and she is amazing live
	4:26am Matt from Springfield: Thanks for passing on, Julie! :) And that's appropos--Paul Williams is best known for being a songwriter (though thanks to you we have heard his singing, as well!)
	🦇 4:28am Julie: I expect you to take photos of what they're wearing :)
	4:30am Droll: There's a good English Wikipedia page for GEMA, but I'm immediately puzzled by the concept of three classes of "professional". I have some schadenfreude GEMA is stuck playing catch-up with technology just like everywhere else... In some ways GEMA sounds cool, in the US you're on you're own and you end up publishing through ASCAP or BMI or some other smaller-scale accounting fiasco. At least it's all public record with GEMA.
	4:36am P-90: @Guido I'm 100% certain that if you asked Chris Isaak if he thought Emilie Simone's performance of Wicked Game during a live in-station set should go on The Free Music Archive he would say ( as the songwriter): "sure! no worries!" But he has contracts with various entities that each own a piece of his income, and that's the real reason it's blocked-- we're a religiously capitalist nation that's lagging behind Europe in recognizing intellectual commons of many kinds.
	4:38am Matt from Springfield: @P-90: That's the simpliest explanation--in America too many people "own a piece" of songs (or the versions thereof) to license them efficiently.
	4:40am Droll: P-90, Which is precisely why an entire generation bypassed that system altogether and "freed" it all. Of course, Chris Isaak is free to say his music is free now that he made his million. Emille is still excited about working her own merch table.
	4:40am Guido from Cologne: APPLAUSE!
	4:41am Matt from Springfield: Hall of ECHO! choechoecho!!
	4:41am Droll: [Snapping one hand, refreshing beverage in other]
	4:44am BadGuyZero: They were nominated for a Dallas Observer Music Award for Best Americana Band a couple of years ago. They got a lot of publicity locally when they requested that their nomination be rescinded.
	4:46am Guido from Cologne: I go for the reverb! Way better than mike switched off as happened to john Allen recently.
	4:46am Matt from Springfield: "Don't mess with my gang! And GET OFF MY LAWN!!"...
	🦇 4:46am Julie: aww poor John Allen
	4:47am Matt from Springfield: Hiya BGZ, and kudos to your latest "vaguely seizure-inducing avatar", as someone put it :)
	4:47am Guido from Cologne: @Droll There are some advantages in German law that preven the artist form fooleries. Like it is not possible to sell an authorship away completely. On the other hand GEMA is so incredibly old fashioned. They rely on the good old method to gather music licence money by visiting shops and listen after public radio doodeling. They sue YouTube ... wich basically is not too wrong ... since big company is living on bootlegging in the very end. But I think it would have been the very duty of the rights societies to set up asomething like sopztify in the very dawning of MP3 ... it would have been the justest system of music licencsing imaginable. Instead they imped musicians on using modern methods of self promotion. It is so plain annoying.
	4:48am Matt from Springfield: @Guido: Was it John who was switched off, or the guest? That's not good for his show, but a one-sided interview would be Pythonesque in another context..
	4:48am P-90: A guy like Isaak is a fairly substantial business. He has representation, management, record company, etc. who each own a part of his income. Their contracts specify strict limits on the distribution of his work, to "protect" their interests... BTW you guys may have heard that whenever Dean Martin was broke, he would sell someone a share of his future income for a cash "investment", eventually he had promised several thousand percent of his earnings (but he wasn't a songwriter).
	4:48am Droll: Really humble buncha shoegazers... Great set (music & interview). The reverb reminded me of bootleg backstage interviews!
	4:50am Matt from Springfield: @P-90: A real life "Producer"!
	4:51am Matt from Springfield: Bootleg interview, in high quality 128k streaming! That can be a front page quote for FMU in general--Lowest of lo-fi detrius, delivered to you in high quality streaming! :)
	4:54am fred von helsing: better late than nebbish
	4:54am Guido from Cologne: what is HiFi ? Fidelity to what? All rock music is NoFi ! My very personal point of view. I was thinking about re-mastering the one or the other unlucky FMA-content ... if i just had the time.
	4:55am Guido from Cologne: hey fred!
	4:55am Droll: David Bowie also sells futures. [Crying onto Guido's shoulder] You must come to Seattle or I must come to Cologne to discuss the moment things went wrong... as if they were ever right.
	4:58am BadGuyZero: Their Bandcamp page has the vowels in the URL, but on the page itself the vowels are gone.
	4:58am BadGuyZero: Susie sells futures by the seashore.
	4:59am fred von helsing: émilie émilie émilie émilie
	5:00am Matt from Springfield: HIT and RUN, baby! >:)
	5:01am fred von helsing: cyber-émilie has a frickin' laser on her forearm
	5:02am fred von helsing: she conveys pure sweetness and light. two qualities that are unfortunately underrated.
	5:02am P-90: Good band, she has a terrific voice! Maybe the "hall" style reverb the engineer used on the live set was left on for the interview? Or was the interview not done right after the set? Actually, the big reverb sounded cool on the interview, like a Murray the K old-style AM radio sound
	5:03am Matt from Springfield: Émilie in Space! :D
	5:04am fred von helsing: hey guido ! Let's party
	🦇 5:04am Julie: Yes she wears a controller, she didn't have that for her set here, but she did wear it for summer stage
	5:04am Finbar: Wow!! She has a wonderfully extraordinary voice. Great cover...making it all her own.
	5:04am Guido from Cologne: When I saw great Quiltl, some girls were blabbling around and couldn't stop ... and i was annoyed. But in the end result they were young and cute enough to flirt around with the male band members ... Such the things go, music , girlsm, blabbering, flirting ...
	5:05am Guido from Cologne: ... arrghhh QUILT ... the band
	5:06am Guido from Cologne: @fred I'm about to dance in the sun, but i was supposed to do something "productive" ... gee ... sun, music , chatting ...
	5:07am Finbar: Dancing in the sun is productive.
	5:09am Matt from Springfield: Vitamin D-ancing! Go for it!
	5:10am Wynford C Eagle: loverly mazzy star….hope i do love you! great morning here in Dorset, on the coast, good morning to you julie
	5:10am Guido from Cologne: I'll include that on the next bill I write: - Dancing in the sun : € 86,-
	5:11am fred von helsing: the band Bleached is working
	🦇 5:12am Julie: Morning Wynford!
	5:13am Finbar: Woah, this Wire tune is reminding me of Eno. It just sounds like something Eno would do.
	5:13am Matt from Springfield: Yes' "Yours Is No Disgrace" parallel in the rhythm here?? Prog people?
	5:16am P-90: @ Droll: Bowie actually did an IPO and "went public", his shares are traded like any other big corporation. @ Julie: Unfortunately, as I 'm sure you know, all that bullshit is the norm at Summerstage, When I go there, I go in dreading what might go on in the audience, particularly whoever I'm gonna wind up in the vicinity of... @fred von h. Good Morning!
	5:18am fred von helsing: purraps Émilie is an emissary from a strange alien civilisation bent on nurturing our higher emotional intelligences and turn us into true sentient beings, flying in the face of all our baser impulses, bringing us light, and grooves, and the full charm of the galactic civilisation that we know is out there but it is not tangible, in a way that would liberate our butts to bounce and sway in the cosmic wind
	5:24am Droll: Bowie went public? How ironic... I wish to stay upwind of the bouncing cosmic butt wind.
	5:28am fred von helsing: Consider the perspective of the monolith in "2001", when we meet it again in orbit about Jupiter. "Oh okay, the monkeys finally got rockets 'n shit." If only we had played it some Émilie... some space oddity... some dog... some danceable groove... what would it have said ?
	5:33am Sem Chumbo: Cosmic butt wind: wasn't that a Lemmy side project at one time? Good morning, Julie, and dark knights all.
	🦇 5:33am Julie: Morning Sem
	5:34am Finbar: I love this schlock stuff. It's friggin funny.
	5:39am fred von helsing: Cosmic Butt Wind - what's the title of the first album ?
	5:40am Matt from Springfield: "My Love Paramour", one of my fave CT songs! Morning, Dark Knight Sem! (Someone at least should record that as a side project...)
	🦇 5:42am Julie: let's talk Eliza into doing a CT cover
	5:46am Sem Chumbo: Hiya@Matt. @FVH: Smells of Futures Passed
	5:46am Matt from Springfield: Toy piano + Liz Fraser style vocals -- that could work well! :) Old BGs! Nice!
	5:47am Matt from Springfield: @Sem: Zing! Nailed it! :)
	5:48am Guido from Cologne: Oh ... that obscure psych-ballad group called beeGees
	5:49am DeaconDave: Meow
	🦇 5:49am Julie: Deacon that comment will fit nicely with the next band
	🦇 5:50am Julie: Did I put the wrong cd in? How can this be Beck?
	5:51am DeaconDave: I'll be Beck.
	5:53am DeaconDave: Finally up nice and early today - I usually have to listen to the archives of this show
	5:53am Matt from Springfield: Morning DeaconDave, kisses! ;)
	5:54am Guido from Cologne: Some rumor says the Grerman common word for "heretic", "Ketzer" comes from "Katzenhintern küssen" ... kissing the bottom of a cat ... and not "cathari". Must run shortly! Loved it! Thank you Julie!
	5:54am DeaconDave: Is Delia a cat? Seems to fit?
	🦇 5:54am Julie: no the previous band
	🦇 5:55am Julie: wow Johnny sounds real good in my headphones
	5:56am DeaconDave: Julies gone . . .
	5:57am Droll: Thanks Julie! Great live set. Have a fun week, yinz!
	5:57am Matt from Springfield: Johnny's voice is great, deep and throaty, I imagine he would sound good across many platforms. And just like that...Julie's gone! Thanks to the Blackstone Rngrs, Serge Z, Julie and WFMU for a great set and show!
	5:57am fred von helsing: "futures passed", oh dear
	5:57am Matt from Springfield: Have a great Thursday, everyone!
	6:00am P-90: Thanks,Julie!

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from June 26, 2014

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