WFMU: Nazario Scenario: Playlist from October 28, 2015

Listener comments!
	7:29am Gary: I'm in meetings all day today, but can't wait to hear this one in the archives!
	11:53am P-90: Simpsons Time Feast Day! Cowabunga, Man!
	11:53am Amanda: That's the spirit.
	11:54am listener james from westwood: Can't join live today (proofing word for word) but will DL this from the archives for an upcoming long, early-morning drive!! So glad you've done another one of these!
	12:01pm Greg from ZONE 5: PREACH!
	12:02pm Sean: Damn, there will be more stars on the Scenario today than there are in the skies!
	12:02pm P-90: Just curious: when was this recorded?
	12:03pm Amanda: @P-90, it was recorded in several parts over the past few weeks.
	12:04pm Greg from ZONE 5: No way was Bart into new jack swing AND Spinal Tap…
	12:05pm Jeff Golick: Doing the Bart pretty aggressively over here.
	12:05pm P-90: In several parts? Sounds like quite a logistical effort.
	12:06pm Amanda: Honestly, it almost gave me a heart attack but I'm so pleased with the resultz!
	12:07pm Amanda: @Greg, AND as well this whole show has an undercurrent of understanding just how important Michael Jackson was to the Simpsons. Bart was so freeform
	12:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Milhous ultimately in the future ends up Mr. Lisa & zombified ? ...I finally caught a few episodes...
	12:13pm Greg from ZONE 5: Michael Jackson was at least as important as Leon Kompowsky from Paterson, NJ.
	12:13pm Amanda: Yes, good job catching up @RR! In "Holidays of Future Passed" they are shown married, and then in "Days of Future Future" he is zombified.
	12:23pm Amanda: SIMPSONS TRIVIA BROOKLYN takes place at Berry Park on the first Thursday of every month. See you guys there?
	12:31pm Greg from ZONE 5: Interesting Greg from ZONE 5 trivia: I have the number 237 tattooed on my arm.
	12:32pm Amanda: What nerdy tattoo DON'T you have???
	12:32pm P-90: @Amanda I'd love to check it out some time! I assume there's a website with the meeting times etc.
	12:33pm Amanda: Hear yar: woohootrivia.blogspot.com
	12:33pm P-90: Thynx!
	12:34pm Amanda: Bonus Joe Belock talking with Paul Collins bleeding into the recording :-) (Totally my fault, not theirs)
	12:37pm Mike East: I have about 5 friends with Stonecutters tattoos
	12:39pm Cheyenne: <3 <3
	12:39pm annie: woot! shared on FB!
	12:40pm Amanda: Wow, thanks so much Annie!
	12:43pm P-90: The nights I was at NiteHawk, the period commercials added HUGELY to the fun! Even more than one might guess they would.
	12:44pm Greg from ZONE 5: @Amanda: I don't have an Adobe Illustrator pen tool tattoo. Yet.
	12:45pm Amanda: AT THIS POINT I want to thank all the wonderful people who pledged $$$ to this show since the last time I thanked people! Greg from Zone 5! Kevin from Bay Ridge! Nate from Medford MA! Listener James from Westwood! AND our own DJ/FMA maven Cheyenne!!!!! Thanks so much to you all. Keep 'em coming.
	12:45pm P-90: "Streetcar!" was one of the most brilliant things EVER.
	12:46pm steve: that episode had me thinking Streetcar was a musical forever
	12:46pm Cheyenne: Yes ma'am! I entered Rita into the pet contest too so everyone can gaze upon her whiskery, derpy toothed countenance!
	12:47pm Amanda: Oh, totally -- I saw Llewellyn Sinclair's production way before I ever saw the real Streetcar. I think Dan and Kris and I actually talked about this after our interview that night too.
	12:51pm Greg from ZONE 5: Haha! I thought Gaylord said "...when they went to Wilkes-Barre…"
	12:51pm Amanda: Ideas for Season 30
	12:51pm P-90: "Nelson as a tragic figure" -exactly!
	12:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: @P-90 - The Planet of the Apes medley also ranks right up there, too.
	12:54pm Gaylord Fields: @Greg from ZONE 5: You watch your whore tongue!
	12:55pm Amanda: Thanks for interviewing me, Gaylord!!! <3
	12:55pm Greg from ZONE 5: You have beef with the W-B? Maybe I should e-mail Brian about that.
	12:55pm Gaylord Fields: You did not crack under your own pressure! <3
	12:58pm Cheyenne: MONOTHINGY
	12:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: I like the scene where the bullies plaster Milhouse with Quimby bumper stickers and then send him downhill in a shopping cart like a mummy on his mystical journey.
	1:00pm Amanda: Oh, poor Milhouse. I love that too...
	1:00pm P-90: The Planet of the Apes thing is classic too. And South Park has done some brilliant parodies of how "Broadway" adaptations work. I recommend tracking down the episode of the National Lampoon Radio Hour, from '72 or so, that's all about staging a "Moby Dick" musical at a community theater. It's like the founding patriarch-progenitor of all these parodies that have come ever since. And I'm 100% sure the Simpsons writers were familiar with it when they did "Streetcar!" etc.
	1:01pm Greg from ZONE 5: I love this. It's like everybody is hanging out at work with me.
	1:01pm Cheyenne: I'm so, so glad that fair use applies to parody. It's one of the most valuable loopholes in copyright.
	1:02pm Gaylord Fields: @Greg from ZONE 5: Look behind you...
	1:02pm Amanda: And I bet Weird Al is grateful for that too!
	1:03pm P-90: @Cheyenne: if satire and parody weren't protected, our civilization would fall...
	1:05pm Greg from ZONE 5: Oh yeah! There was an old radio version of that Bradbury story…either Dimension X or X Minus 1.
	1:10pm P-90: @Greg: and an unfortunate movie version directed by Peter Hyams, can't recommend it.
	1:10pm Gaylord Fields: I'll correct more Simpsons German: Sideshow Bob should have said, "Der Bart, der!" — joke be damned!
	1:11pm Amanda: YAY, thank you, Joshua H. in Seattle for your generous Simpsons-centric pledge!
	1:12pm Mike East: anyone who speaks german CAN'T be evil...parole granted!
	1:12pm Amanda: Ah, Gaylord, that breaks my heart about the Die Bart Die joke!
	1:15pm Gaylord Fields: I have my very own Simpsons niche now — the foreign-language proofreader/joke killer!
	1:18pm P-90: I would definitely have come out and represented at the "Marcia Wallace memorial night"! fox screwed the pooch on that one bug time. Which is what they do, I guess.
	1:19pm Amanda: Before I forget, I really owe Dan one. He had his digital voice recorder at the ready from work (he works for Noisey as a music writer) and he recorded this interview rather than have me use my phone! Yay for me being a slob! I hope also that the nice ambience in Lo-Res Bar is apparent from these bits.
	1:21pm P-90: @Amanda: yes, nice ambience in the mix!
	1:23pm Amanda: Simpsons Club takes place every Monday at 10PM at Lo-Res Bar, downstairs from Nitehawk Cinemas.
	1:25pm Amanda: Nobody chose Database as their favorite Springfield kid.
	1:29pm Amanda: 5 and a half out of 10. Shameful.
	1:29pm Nate K: I was 5/10 on the Nelson quiz. Amanda, I think we need to represent.
	1:30pm Nate K: I snagged that .5 too, I guess.
	1:30pm Amanda: I'm going next week, Nate! Come with!
	1:32pm P-90: Rod & Todd: underrated Springfield kids, good call Therese!
	1:35pm Nate K: I like when Bart shows Rod & Todd an Itchy & Scratchy and Todd says, "Dad, should I poke Rod with a sharp thing like the mouse did?"
	1:35pm Amanda: "What's that red stuff coming out of kitty's ears?"
	1:40pm P-90: "Marge be not Proud": one of the best of the best "Bart Carney": forgot about that one!
	1:41pm Amanda: I think Bart Carney was the second Simpsons Time I ever did, about 2 years ago.
	1:42pm steve: "Everything's coming up Milhouse" is probably the line I hear people quote most often in daily life
	1:42pm Amanda: @steve, I'm waiting for "Way to go, Moon Milhouse!" to become more popular. Bump for Dr. John playing piano on this song!
	1:42pm P-90: That "mix of high and low culture' is absolutely key, it's intrinsic to the Mad Magazine, Firesign Theater, and Monty Python formulae as well.
	1:45pm Ken From Hyde Park: Quoting Ned Flanders: Homer, I can honestly say that was the best episode of Impy & Chimpy I've ever seen.
	1:47pm Amanda: YAY just got a pledge from my buddy Will in Washington Heights! Thx man!
	1:49pm Amanda: Carl: "You should be very proud, Homer. You've... got a beautiful home here."
	1:49pm P-90: Lunch ladies in general are always somehow terrifying to little kids.
	1:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'mix of high and low culture'...if only I could find a stream like that to listen to somewhere...hmm...
	1:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: To finish that scene from Itchy and Scratchy and Poochie: Bart: "Mom, can we go to bed without dinner?" Marge: "Yes, we can!" Marge and the kids run upstairs and slam the bedroom doors.
	1:54pm Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks, Amanda and panel of superstars!
	1:54pm Amanda: Programming Notes: 1. I did a special Simpsons Time with Nate for this show, but it had to be cut for time! You'll hear it next week during Simpsons Time proper. 2. Don't worry, Dan and Kris -- you are thanked at the very end after this track plays us out.
	1:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Amanda - Thanks for this outstanding show. I hope you have a good Halloween, and hopefully with a treehouse of horror for good measure.
	1:58pm Amanda: Thank you so much, @Ken! The same to you. Will tell you about it next week. Thanks everybody - especially those who pledged this month. Still a couple of days left. xoxox
	2:00pm P-90: Thanks Amanda! Way to go, Moon Nazario!
	7:01am Rorschah test: Do you see Charlie Brown or Bart Simpson ? http://www.wfmu.org/Gfx/user_images/charlie-brown_3898278863107586_4329976119961855.jpg

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from October 28, 2015

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October 28, 2015: SIMPSONS TIME: The Feast of Maximum Occupancy

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with SPECIAL GUESTS Paul Bruno, Pat Byrne, Gaylord Fields, Nate K, DJ Therese, Kris King of Simpsons Club at Nitehawk Cinemas, and Dan Ozzi of WooHoo Simpsons Trivia BK!!!

Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Homer & Marge	Those Were the Days		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Bart Simpson	Do the Bartman (video version)	The Simpsons Sing the Blues	0:03:00 (Pop-up)
Amanda & Nate	Talking (part 1) "Talking (part 1)" by "Amanda & Nate"		0:07:52 (Pop-up)
Simpsons Cast	Kids vs. Adults "Kids vs. Adults" by "Simpsons Cast"		0:14:57 (Pop-up)
Amanda and Nate	Talking (part 2) "Talking (part 2)" by "Amanda and Nate"		0:16:33 (Pop-up)
Kirk Van Houten/DJ Duff	Can I Borrow a Feeling?		0:18:10 (Pop-up)
	Interview with Dan Ozzi of WooHoo Simpsons Trivia Brooklyn		0:19:55 (Pop-up)
Paul Anka & Lisa	"Just Don't Look"		0:25:58 (Pop-up)
Amanda, Paul, Pat	TREEHOUSE OF HORROR V LIVE! (Part 1: The Shinning)		0:27:18 (Pop-up)
Simpsons Cast w/Jon Lovitz	A Streetcar Named Marge medley (pt 1)		0:36:07 (Pop-up)
	Interview with Kris King of Simpsons Club at Nitehawk Cinemas		0:38:53 (Pop-up)
Simpsons Cast	A Streetcar Named Marge medley (pt 2)		0:43:05 (Pop-up)
Amanda & Gaylord	Talking (part 1)		0:44:24 (Pop-up)
Mayor Quimby Singers	Vote Quimby jingle from Sideshow Bob Roberts		0:55:16 (Pop-up)
Amanda & Gaylord	Talking (part 2)		0:55:50 (Pop-up)
Weird Al Yankovic	Jack & Diane parody from Three Gays of the Condo		1:01:11 (Pop-up)
	Butterfinger ad (1990) "Butterfinger ad (1990)"		1:02:39 (Pop-up)
Amanda, Paul, Pat	TREEHOUSE OF HORROR V LIVE! (Part 2: Time and Punishment)		1:03:26 (Pop-up)
DJ z0diak	Dental Plan/Cypress Hill mashup		1:10:19 (Pop-up)
	Interview with Kris King and Dan Ozzi, cont'd		1:13:36 (Pop-up)
Dan Castellaneta with Kang & Kodos	They'll Never Stop the Simpsons		1:19:10 (Pop-up)
	Interview with Kris King and Dan Ozzi (final part)		1:20:27 (Pop-up)
Nelson Muntz	Joy to the World "Joy to the World" by "Nelson Muntz"		1:29:08 (Pop-up)
Amanda & Therese	Talking "Talking" by "Amanda & Therese"		1:30:03 (Pop-up)
Homer & Marge	I Love to See You Smile	The Simpsons Sing the Blues	1:41:02 (Pop-up)
Amanda, Paul, Pat	TREEHOUSE OF HORROR V LIVE! (Part 3: Nightmare Cafeteria)		1:44:28 (Pop-up)
Florian Calmer, Yoann Hervo, Hugo Moreno	"Weird Simpsons VHS"		1:51:28 (Pop-up)
Flanders, Rod, Todd, Homer	Everyone Loves Ned Flanders		1:52:39 (Pop-up)
Michael Jackson, Macaulay Culkin, George Wendt	Black Or White		1:55:15 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:29am Gary: I'm in meetings all day today, but can't wait to hear this one in the archives!
	11:53am P-90: Simpsons Time Feast Day! Cowabunga, Man!
	11:53am Amanda: That's the spirit.
	11:54am listener james from westwood: Can't join live today (proofing word for word) but will DL this from the archives for an upcoming long, early-morning drive!! So glad you've done another one of these!
	12:01pm Greg from ZONE 5: PREACH!
	12:02pm Sean: Damn, there will be more stars on the Scenario today than there are in the skies!
	12:02pm P-90: Just curious: when was this recorded?
	12:03pm Amanda: @P-90, it was recorded in several parts over the past few weeks.
	12:04pm Greg from ZONE 5: No way was Bart into new jack swing AND Spinal Tap…
	12:05pm Jeff Golick: Doing the Bart pretty aggressively over here.
	12:05pm P-90: In several parts? Sounds like quite a logistical effort.
	12:06pm Amanda: Honestly, it almost gave me a heart attack but I'm so pleased with the resultz!
	12:07pm Amanda: @Greg, AND as well this whole show has an undercurrent of understanding just how important Michael Jackson was to the Simpsons. Bart was so freeform
	12:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Milhous ultimately in the future ends up Mr. Lisa & zombified ? ...I finally caught a few episodes...
	12:13pm Greg from ZONE 5: Michael Jackson was at least as important as Leon Kompowsky from Paterson, NJ.
	12:13pm Amanda: Yes, good job catching up @RR! In "Holidays of Future Passed" they are shown married, and then in "Days of Future Future" he is zombified.
	12:23pm Amanda: SIMPSONS TRIVIA BROOKLYN takes place at Berry Park on the first Thursday of every month. See you guys there?
	12:31pm Greg from ZONE 5: Interesting Greg from ZONE 5 trivia: I have the number 237 tattooed on my arm.
	12:32pm Amanda: What nerdy tattoo DON'T you have???
	12:32pm P-90: @Amanda I'd love to check it out some time! I assume there's a website with the meeting times etc.
	12:33pm Amanda: Hear yar: woohootrivia.blogspot.com
	12:33pm P-90: Thynx!
	12:34pm Amanda: Bonus Joe Belock talking with Paul Collins bleeding into the recording :-) (Totally my fault, not theirs)
	12:37pm Mike East: I have about 5 friends with Stonecutters tattoos
	12:39pm Cheyenne: <3 <3
	12:39pm annie: woot! shared on FB!
	12:40pm Amanda: Wow, thanks so much Annie!
	12:43pm P-90: The nights I was at NiteHawk, the period commercials added HUGELY to the fun! Even more than one might guess they would.
	12:44pm Greg from ZONE 5: @Amanda: I don't have an Adobe Illustrator pen tool tattoo. Yet.
	12:45pm Amanda: AT THIS POINT I want to thank all the wonderful people who pledged $$$ to this show since the last time I thanked people! Greg from Zone 5! Kevin from Bay Ridge! Nate from Medford MA! Listener James from Westwood! AND our own DJ/FMA maven Cheyenne!!!!! Thanks so much to you all. Keep 'em coming.
	12:45pm P-90: "Streetcar!" was one of the most brilliant things EVER.
	12:46pm steve: that episode had me thinking Streetcar was a musical forever
	12:46pm Cheyenne: Yes ma'am! I entered Rita into the pet contest too so everyone can gaze upon her whiskery, derpy toothed countenance!
	12:47pm Amanda: Oh, totally -- I saw Llewellyn Sinclair's production way before I ever saw the real Streetcar. I think Dan and Kris and I actually talked about this after our interview that night too.
	12:51pm Greg from ZONE 5: Haha! I thought Gaylord said "...when they went to Wilkes-Barre…"
	12:51pm Amanda: Ideas for Season 30
	12:51pm P-90: "Nelson as a tragic figure" -exactly!
	12:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: @P-90 - The Planet of the Apes medley also ranks right up there, too.
	12:54pm Gaylord Fields: @Greg from ZONE 5: You watch your whore tongue!
	12:55pm Amanda: Thanks for interviewing me, Gaylord!!! <3
	12:55pm Greg from ZONE 5: You have beef with the W-B? Maybe I should e-mail Brian about that.
	12:55pm Gaylord Fields: You did not crack under your own pressure! <3
	12:58pm Cheyenne: MONOTHINGY
	12:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: I like the scene where the bullies plaster Milhouse with Quimby bumper stickers and then send him downhill in a shopping cart like a mummy on his mystical journey.
	1:00pm Amanda: Oh, poor Milhouse. I love that too...
	1:00pm P-90: The Planet of the Apes thing is classic too. And South Park has done some brilliant parodies of how "Broadway" adaptations work. I recommend tracking down the episode of the National Lampoon Radio Hour, from '72 or so, that's all about staging a "Moby Dick" musical at a community theater. It's like the founding patriarch-progenitor of all these parodies that have come ever since. And I'm 100% sure the Simpsons writers were familiar with it when they did "Streetcar!" etc.
	1:01pm Greg from ZONE 5: I love this. It's like everybody is hanging out at work with me.
	1:01pm Cheyenne: I'm so, so glad that fair use applies to parody. It's one of the most valuable loopholes in copyright.
	1:02pm Gaylord Fields: @Greg from ZONE 5: Look behind you...
	1:02pm Amanda: And I bet Weird Al is grateful for that too!
	1:03pm P-90: @Cheyenne: if satire and parody weren't protected, our civilization would fall...
	1:05pm Greg from ZONE 5: Oh yeah! There was an old radio version of that Bradbury story…either Dimension X or X Minus 1.
	1:10pm P-90: @Greg: and an unfortunate movie version directed by Peter Hyams, can't recommend it.
	1:10pm Gaylord Fields: I'll correct more Simpsons German: Sideshow Bob should have said, "Der Bart, der!" — joke be damned!
	1:11pm Amanda: YAY, thank you, Joshua H. in Seattle for your generous Simpsons-centric pledge!
	1:12pm Mike East: anyone who speaks german CAN'T be evil...parole granted!
	1:12pm Amanda: Ah, Gaylord, that breaks my heart about the Die Bart Die joke!
	1:15pm Gaylord Fields: I have my very own Simpsons niche now — the foreign-language proofreader/joke killer!
	1:18pm P-90: I would definitely have come out and represented at the "Marcia Wallace memorial night"! fox screwed the pooch on that one bug time. Which is what they do, I guess.
	1:19pm Amanda: Before I forget, I really owe Dan one. He had his digital voice recorder at the ready from work (he works for Noisey as a music writer) and he recorded this interview rather than have me use my phone! Yay for me being a slob! I hope also that the nice ambience in Lo-Res Bar is apparent from these bits.
	1:21pm P-90: @Amanda: yes, nice ambience in the mix!
	1:23pm Amanda: Simpsons Club takes place every Monday at 10PM at Lo-Res Bar, downstairs from Nitehawk Cinemas.
	1:25pm Amanda: Nobody chose Database as their favorite Springfield kid.
	1:29pm Amanda: 5 and a half out of 10. Shameful.
	1:29pm Nate K: I was 5/10 on the Nelson quiz. Amanda, I think we need to represent.
	1:30pm Nate K: I snagged that .5 too, I guess.
	1:30pm Amanda: I'm going next week, Nate! Come with!
	1:32pm P-90: Rod & Todd: underrated Springfield kids, good call Therese!
	1:35pm Nate K: I like when Bart shows Rod & Todd an Itchy & Scratchy and Todd says, "Dad, should I poke Rod with a sharp thing like the mouse did?"
	1:35pm Amanda: "What's that red stuff coming out of kitty's ears?"
	1:40pm P-90: "Marge be not Proud": one of the best of the best "Bart Carney": forgot about that one!
	1:41pm Amanda: I think Bart Carney was the second Simpsons Time I ever did, about 2 years ago.
	1:42pm steve: "Everything's coming up Milhouse" is probably the line I hear people quote most often in daily life
	1:42pm Amanda: @steve, I'm waiting for "Way to go, Moon Milhouse!" to become more popular. Bump for Dr. John playing piano on this song!
	1:42pm P-90: That "mix of high and low culture' is absolutely key, it's intrinsic to the Mad Magazine, Firesign Theater, and Monty Python formulae as well.
	1:45pm Ken From Hyde Park: Quoting Ned Flanders: Homer, I can honestly say that was the best episode of Impy & Chimpy I've ever seen.
	1:47pm Amanda: YAY just got a pledge from my buddy Will in Washington Heights! Thx man!
	1:49pm Amanda: Carl: "You should be very proud, Homer. You've... got a beautiful home here."
	1:49pm P-90: Lunch ladies in general are always somehow terrifying to little kids.
	1:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'mix of high and low culture'...if only I could find a stream like that to listen to somewhere...hmm...
	1:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: To finish that scene from Itchy and Scratchy and Poochie: Bart: "Mom, can we go to bed without dinner?" Marge: "Yes, we can!" Marge and the kids run upstairs and slam the bedroom doors.
	1:54pm Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks, Amanda and panel of superstars!
	1:54pm Amanda: Programming Notes: 1. I did a special Simpsons Time with Nate for this show, but it had to be cut for time! You'll hear it next week during Simpsons Time proper. 2. Don't worry, Dan and Kris -- you are thanked at the very end after this track plays us out.
	1:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Amanda - Thanks for this outstanding show. I hope you have a good Halloween, and hopefully with a treehouse of horror for good measure.
	1:58pm Amanda: Thank you so much, @Ken! The same to you. Will tell you about it next week. Thanks everybody - especially those who pledged this month. Still a couple of days left. xoxox
	2:00pm P-90: Thanks Amanda! Way to go, Moon Nazario!
	7:01am Rorschah test: Do you see Charlie Brown or Bart Simpson ? http://www.wfmu.org/Gfx/user_images/charlie-brown_3898278863107586_4329976119961855.jpg

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from October 28, 2015

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