WFMU: Liz Berg: Playlist from July 26, 2016

Listener comments!
	12:02pm βrian: Welcome to my earphones, Liz.
	12:03pm Wild Neil: PEACE Liz et al.
	12:03pm Dr. Goot: Good Afternoon Folks!
	12:04pm Greg from ZONE 5: Liz! What happened, do you not like snacks anymore?
	12:05pm common: good day!
	12:05pm Marcel M: yooo
	12:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Liz. Leading off the show like a freight train!
	12:08pm drr: This is a different "The Double" than the one I was familiar with.
	12:09pm Liz Berg: Greetings folks and welcome to another fun Tuesday!
	12:10pm SeanG: killer tunes!
	12:10pm βrian: Nay, restorative tunes!
	12:14pm Michael 98145: love that Pylon
	12:15pm Dr. Goot: Yes, I am digging the mood of this set.
	12:15pm common: yay for pylon
	12:17pm Marcel M: What common said.
	12:27pm Listener142985: Liz B. making Tuesday totally tolerable. Yay!
	12:29pm fred: Deerhoof!!! I love this band
	12:34pm Liz Berg: Definitely digging the new Deerhoof CD!
	12:35pm fred: Deerhoof is such a great live band. Satomi is force of nature. Must see
	12:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hooray for Tolerable Tuesday!
	12:45pm Listener142985: Hooray indeed...
	1:05pm Bronwyn Bishop: The Deerhoof was ace and now I know how to apologize effectively
	1:05pm fred: That Spray Paint track was really something
	1:10pm JakeGould: Hello! I missed the effective apology lesson?
	1:12pm Bronwyn Bishop: What are all these angles so angry about?
	1:13pm JakeGould: I think angles of less than 45 degrees can be interpreted as angry.
	1:14pm drr: at least they're not being obtuse
	1:16pm JakeGould: Stop.
	1:17pm Monica: yay, black randy! hard to find a radio-friendly cut on this album. but you did it, liz!
	1:20pm βrian: Give this man a Ricola.
	1:29pm mariano: Aaaaaah! The ice cream truck music!
	1:30pm mariano: I used to joke with an old friend of mine about a tortured classical composer trying to finish his symphony and being right at the last part when that ice cream truck parks outside his window and ruins it all.
	1:36pm Goatpuncher: This is the superior ice cream truck music! That other ice cream truck music is inferior and must be exterminated! (Or "deprecated" as the current silly business lingo goes.)
	1:39pm Michael 98145: @GP, yes! where the hell did that word come from, anyway?
	1:40pm mariano: Love that business lingo -- downsizing gets called "rationalizing" a company and all kindsa other lovely stuff. As a graphic designer I've done my fair share of boring page-layout stuff for corporate clients. I remember one presentation on strategic management, or SM as it was abbreviated, leading to all sorts of page titles like "Should we practice SM in our LA office?"
	1:41pm Michael 98145: our fog of middle management has decided to call itself Governance
	1:44pm drr: "Deprecated" is meaningful if you work in PHP or javascript, though.
	1:45pm mariano: Governance, hah! New York is also a "right to work" state, which means that you can get fired on the spot with no reason given. Of course, it makes you a shoo-in for unemployment, since the unemployment questionnaire asks if you were given cause for termination, or given any warning along with a chance to address whatever issues led to your termination.
	1:45pm Anonymous Coward: Pretty sure "deprecated" probably came into business lingo from software. In Software it generally means something that's been replaced but is sticking around so as not to break other shit that uses it. It should be removed if possible in the future as the replacement comes into wide use.
	1:46pm Anonymous Coward: I think i put myself to sleep.
	1:47pm Liz Berg: Wow, a window into corporate speak! Hilarious! Anyone out there disrupting today?
	1:49pm chris: new Shadow! Cali represent!
	1:49pm steve: new DJ Shadow?! who knew
	1:50pm Liz Berg: Yeah, the new DJ Shadow disc is killer!
	1:50pm Michael 98145: we are disrupting, innovating with agility and resiliance
	1:51pm mariano: @Anonymous Coward: I don't think it's boring at all, not knowing anything about software development/programming I thought it was interesting. The linguistic aspects of programming languages are interesting in general I think. @Liz: Indeed, I'm generating a host of outside-of-the-box ideas across a broad range of competency silos to achieve ever-growing synergies among our core offerings.
	1:51pm steve: i vomit a little bit every time i hear: Agile, Scrum, framework, innovator, innovation lab
	1:51pm mariano: I think a part of my soul just died by writing that.
	1:52pm Michael 98145: @steve, the jargonistas rule the roost
	1:52pm JakeGould: I think I just deprecated my pants.
	1:52pm geezerette: Howdy folks. Hope you got to see the kick ass speech Michelle Obama delivered last night! Brilliant! Elizabeth Warren and finally Bernie Sanders all said things you've never heard on broadcast media before. Cause for hope people. :D
	1:52pm Michael 98145: replacement is on the way
	1:53pm steve: i've accepted perpetual near-poverty in exchange for non cubicle broke artist guy life! currently, i regret nothing.
	1:53pm steve: good one Jake!
	1:53pm chris: new aphex! robot dance party!
	1:54pm geezerette: Now I want cheetos.
	1:55pm drr: I keep switching between broke artist and comfortable cubicle. I've been at this job almost two years (longest ever) and I have my resignation all typed up and ready to print. Probably Friday.
	1:59pm mariano: @drr: It's taken some effort over the last few years, but I've more or less managed to migrate to completely off-site freelance gigs with the occasional on-site one, it's definitely doable. On-site is good though because of course you get paid even for downtime. Like today -- I'm basically a seat-warmer in case anything comes up, so I'm getting paid to listen to FMU, one of life's little victories!
	1:59pm Liz Berg: I saw this show at PS1 last year that really did a great job of splattering all the corporate/tech/bubble garbage into something beautiful and terrifying: momaps1.org...
	2:05pm steve: ha that looks great (and scary) Liz
	2:05pm Michael 98145: ( good show, DJ Liz )
	2:08pm mariano: Looks like a good show at PS1. There are also a few business jargon bots that are pretty funny.
	2:09pm ?: she has a hot voice
	2:11pm Anonymous Coward: Pretty sure that was Miles Davis on the boards for that.
	2:13pm Michael 98145: I confess i never heard Betty Davis before WFMU. "She met Miles Davis in 1967 and married him in September 1968."
	2:13pm Marc15: Was this the theme to the RNC?
	2:14pm geezerette: hahaha :)
	2:17pm fred: @mariano: I'm a Wittgensteinian developer. I always approach designing an interface as building a language-game. I'll probably get fired soon
	2:18pm drr: @mariano: that is the dream. I'm interviewing for a developer job at an animation company tomorrow. It'll either be the best of both worlds or the worst.
	2:18pm Michael 98145: stay calm
	2:21pm geezerette: Good Luck drr! :D
	2:22pm ledzeppelinsucks: there is a mid range bummer reported out of West Palm Beach-Miss Cleo has passed away
	2:23pm Wild Neil: This sounds like Dolly Parton...
	2:23pm mariano: @fred: I have lots of respect for interface developers, it's not in my bag of tricks. @drr: best of luck with that! Sounds like it could be a great gig!
	2:26pm fred: @Wild Neil: I get a lot of grief for being a Dolly Parton fan. I won't apologize for it
	2:26pm cee: RIP ms cleo
	2:26pm mariano: Omg was that Miss Cleo?!? "Ya mess op!"
	2:28pm Wild Neil: @Fred-the moment I heard "Jolene" on a Denny's Diner mixed tape gotten at the behest of my ex-girlfriend I have been a fan. She is fantastic. Also Johnny Cash, Merl Haggard and a few others of the old country music scene. Most of the new stuff leaves me cold.
	2:30pm cee: liz, you're awesome
	2:31pm Michael 98145: it's in the cards
	2:34pm JakeGould: Miss Cleo was right… He was cheating on her!
	2:34pm fred: Johnny Cash and Merle Haggard were great too. But being french, these open me to ridicule. I embrace it, coming from people who worship Johnny Hallyday
	2:36pm JakeGould: That blues song was right… She was cheating on him!
	2:37pm drewo: Even better because it's free. Thanks for another great show Liz!
	2:44pm Michael 98145: sounds like this week in NJ has been Verano Pútrido
	2:45pm Dr. Goot: Ha ha, thanks Liz!
	2:47pm mariano: I thought Dolly Parton was really popular in Europe in general, at least with a certain crowd.
	2:48pm Listener142985: what an excellent mix today--tip of the hat
	2:49pm Liz Berg: Definitely a lot of putrido going on this week: heat wave = multiple days of garbage/urine soaking into the sidewalks.
	2:50pm Michael 98145: ewwww!
	2:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Liz - Out in the country, don't forget the dead animal smells.
	2:51pm fred: @mariano: maybe in the UK, or Germany. Here she's not known much
	2:53pm Liz Berg: This song "Coco" was the 100,000th song added to the Free Music Archive. Hooray!
	2:54pm Ken From Hyde Park: 100,000 candles ... That'll cause a heat dome.
	2:56pm chris: thanks, Liz B! Great show!
	2:56pm common: nice!
	2:57pm Dr. Goot: Great show Liz, thanks again!
	2:58pm Michael 98145: whoa, that was fast
	2:58pm mariano: Thanks Liz, great chatting with everyone!
	2:58pm Michael 98145: ( don't forget to floss )

Liz Berg: Playlist from July 26, 2016

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July 26, 2016: I Slept in an Arcade

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
The Double	Dawn of the Double (pt. 1, excerpt)	Dawn of the Double	In the Red	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Mordecai	Pictures of Her with Them	Want to Be 7"	Richie	*	0:05:40 (Pop-up)
The Royale Coachmen	Killer of Men	Anxious Color (V/A)	Mississippi		0:09:25 (Pop-up)
Pylon	No Clocks "No Clocks" by "Pylon"	Live	Chunklet Industries		0:12:01 (Pop-up)
Le Villejuif Underground	Since Everything Changes	Le Villejuif Underground	SDZ	*	0:14:52 (Pop-up)
Honey Radar	The Calvin Coolidge Clarion	Ignore the Bells 7"	Chunklet Industries	*	0:18:30 (Pop-up)
Pascal Comelade + Les Limiñanas	Carnival of Souls	The Nothing-Twist	Trouble in Mind	*	0:20:55 (Pop-up)
Maria Violenza	Young Boy "Young Boy" by "Maria Violenza"	Tendres Tenebres (V/A)	Crudites Tapes	*	0:24:10 (Pop-up)
Deerhoof	Learning to Apologize Effectively	The Magic	Polyvinyl	*	0:28:23 (Pop-up)
Scupper	Drown Me Out "Drown Me Out" by "Scupper"	Everything 7"	Ever/Never	*	0:31:37 (Pop-up)
Terry	Uncle Greg 2 "Uncle Greg 2" by "Terry"	HQ	Upset the Rhythm	*	0:35:19 (Pop-up)
Dinosaur Jr.	Good To Know "Good To Know" by "Dinosaur Jr."	Give a Glimpse of What Yer Not	Jagjaguwar	*	0:36:36 (Pop-up)
Male Gaze	Stupid Heart "Stupid Heart" by "Male Gaze"	King Leer	Castle Face	*	0:39:59 (Pop-up)
Connections	Keepers "Keepers" by "Connections"	Midnight Run	Anyway	*	0:43:04 (Pop-up)

Stalins of Sound	Blood Sex "Blood Sex" by "Stalins of Sound"	Tank Tracks	Slovenly	*	0:52:02 (Pop-up)
Lost Sounds	I'm Not a Machine "I'm Not a Machine" by "Lost Sounds"	Blac Static	Fat Possum		0:55:29 (Pop-up)
Piranhas	Replicant "Replicant" by "Piranhas"	Piranhas	On/On Switch		0:57:09 (Pop-up)
Spray Paint	George Finally Shows Up	Feel the Clamps	Goner	*	1:00:22 (Pop-up)
Goggs	Falling In "Falling In" by "Goggs"	Goggs	In the Red	*	1:03:54 (Pop-up)
Lié	Big Enough "Big Enough" by "Lié"	Truth Or Consequences	Monofonus Press	*	1:07:21 (Pop-up)
Angry Angles	Things Are Moving "Things Are Moving" by "Angry Angles"	Angry Angles	Goner		1:10:07 (Pop-up)
Cheena	Cry For Help "Cry For Help" by "Cheena"	Spend the Night With	Sacred Bones	*	1:12:10 (Pop-up)
Black Randy & the Metrosquad	I Slept in an Arcade	I Slept In An Arcade 7"	Munster		1:14:57 (Pop-up)
Hunches	So Long "So Long" by "Hunches"	The Hunches	Almost Ready		1:17:25 (Pop-up)
Alicja-Pop	Close Ur Eyes "Close Ur Eyes" by "Alicja-Pop"	Rats	Certified PR	*	1:19:43 (Pop-up)
Turquoise Feeling	External Oblique	Turquoise Feeling	Heel Turn	*	1:25:43 (Pop-up)

Betty Davis	Politician Man "Politician Man" by "Betty Davis"	The Columbia Years: 1968-1969	Columbia/Light in the Attic		1:37:19 (Pop-up)
King Khan	A Tree Not a Leaf Am I "A Tree Not a Leaf Am I" by "King Khan"	Never Hold On 7"	Khanibalism	*	1:43:01 (Pop-up)
DJ Shadow	Pitter Patter "Pitter Patter" by "DJ Shadow"	The Mountain Will Fall	Mass Appeal	*	1:45:21 (Pop-up)
Gilles Peterson / Sonzeira	O Baixo Do Kassin	Tam...Tam...Tam! Reimagined	Brownswood	*	1:48:42 (Pop-up)
Aphex Twin	Track 5 "Track 5" by "Aphex Twin"	Cheetah	Warp	*	1:52:02 (Pop-up)
Boss Hog	Nymph Beat "Nymph Beat" by "Boss Hog"	Brood Star	In the Red	*	2:00:12 (Pop-up)
Fasenuova	Me Da Vueltas Todo Los Que Dices	Aullidos Metalicos	Humo	*	2:03:15 (Pop-up)

mGee	Dark, Cold, and Inhospitable (Forever)	MK31	Free Music Archive	*	2:12:15 (Pop-up)
Ant the Symbol	Night is the Enemy	Wisdom Isn’t Real	Free Music Archive	*	2:21:52 (Pop-up)
C-Doc	Track 45 Right "Track 45 Right" by "C-Doc"	Do Androids Die For Electric Sins?	Free Music Archive	*	2:23:55 (Pop-up)
Transient	Badonk "Badonk" by "Transient"	Wonky Bypass	Free Music Archive	*	2:27:20 (Pop-up)
Lezet	Prodavnica kaseta "Prodavnica kaseta" by "Lezet"	Balkan Under the Radar, Vol. 4 (V/A)	Free Music Archive	*	2:31:53 (Pop-up)
Nemanja Velimirovic	Ništa "Ništa" by "Nemanja Velimirovic"	Balkan Under the Radar, Vol. 4 (V/A)	Free Music Archive	*	2:34:47 (Pop-up)
Vitamin Pets	Seven Sisters Singing	Death FM	Free Music Archive	*	2:38:58 (Pop-up)
Teratoma	Verano Pútrido "Verano Pútrido" by "Teratoma"	La Rendición de las Piñatas Mutantes	Free Music Archive	*	2:42:16 (Pop-up)
Half Cocked	Ghabi Ghabi "Ghabi Ghabi" by "Half Cocked"	Tool Box	Free Music Archive	*	2:44:13 (Pop-up)
Komiku	Un Coin Loin du Monde "Un Coin Loin du Monde" by "Komiku"	It's time for adventure !	Free Music Archive	*	2:45:57 (Pop-up)
Monplaisir	10 bucks guitar and dental floss strings #3	Heat of the Summer	Free Music Archive	*	2:49:22 (Pop-up)
Jorge Mario Zuleta	Coco "Coco" by "Jorge Mario Zuleta"	Coco	Free Music Archive	*	2:50:44 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:02pm βrian: Welcome to my earphones, Liz.
	12:03pm Wild Neil: PEACE Liz et al.
	12:03pm Dr. Goot: Good Afternoon Folks!
	12:04pm Greg from ZONE 5: Liz! What happened, do you not like snacks anymore?
	12:05pm common: good day!
	12:05pm Marcel M: yooo
	12:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Liz. Leading off the show like a freight train!
	12:08pm drr: This is a different "The Double" than the one I was familiar with.
	12:09pm Liz Berg: Greetings folks and welcome to another fun Tuesday!
	12:10pm SeanG: killer tunes!
	12:10pm βrian: Nay, restorative tunes!
	12:14pm Michael 98145: love that Pylon
	12:15pm Dr. Goot: Yes, I am digging the mood of this set.
	12:15pm common: yay for pylon
	12:17pm Marcel M: What common said.
	12:27pm Listener142985: Liz B. making Tuesday totally tolerable. Yay!
	12:29pm fred: Deerhoof!!! I love this band
	12:34pm Liz Berg: Definitely digging the new Deerhoof CD!
	12:35pm fred: Deerhoof is such a great live band. Satomi is force of nature. Must see
	12:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hooray for Tolerable Tuesday!
	12:45pm Listener142985: Hooray indeed...
	1:05pm Bronwyn Bishop: The Deerhoof was ace and now I know how to apologize effectively
	1:05pm fred: That Spray Paint track was really something
	1:10pm JakeGould: Hello! I missed the effective apology lesson?
	1:12pm Bronwyn Bishop: What are all these angles so angry about?
	1:13pm JakeGould: I think angles of less than 45 degrees can be interpreted as angry.
	1:14pm drr: at least they're not being obtuse
	1:16pm JakeGould: Stop.
	1:17pm Monica: yay, black randy! hard to find a radio-friendly cut on this album. but you did it, liz!
	1:20pm βrian: Give this man a Ricola.
	1:29pm mariano: Aaaaaah! The ice cream truck music!
	1:30pm mariano: I used to joke with an old friend of mine about a tortured classical composer trying to finish his symphony and being right at the last part when that ice cream truck parks outside his window and ruins it all.
	1:36pm Goatpuncher: This is the superior ice cream truck music! That other ice cream truck music is inferior and must be exterminated! (Or "deprecated" as the current silly business lingo goes.)
	1:39pm Michael 98145: @GP, yes! where the hell did that word come from, anyway?
	1:40pm mariano: Love that business lingo -- downsizing gets called "rationalizing" a company and all kindsa other lovely stuff. As a graphic designer I've done my fair share of boring page-layout stuff for corporate clients. I remember one presentation on strategic management, or SM as it was abbreviated, leading to all sorts of page titles like "Should we practice SM in our LA office?"
	1:41pm Michael 98145: our fog of middle management has decided to call itself Governance
	1:44pm drr: "Deprecated" is meaningful if you work in PHP or javascript, though.
	1:45pm mariano: Governance, hah! New York is also a "right to work" state, which means that you can get fired on the spot with no reason given. Of course, it makes you a shoo-in for unemployment, since the unemployment questionnaire asks if you were given cause for termination, or given any warning along with a chance to address whatever issues led to your termination.
	1:45pm Anonymous Coward: Pretty sure "deprecated" probably came into business lingo from software. In Software it generally means something that's been replaced but is sticking around so as not to break other shit that uses it. It should be removed if possible in the future as the replacement comes into wide use.
	1:46pm Anonymous Coward: I think i put myself to sleep.
	1:47pm Liz Berg: Wow, a window into corporate speak! Hilarious! Anyone out there disrupting today?
	1:49pm chris: new Shadow! Cali represent!
	1:49pm steve: new DJ Shadow?! who knew
	1:50pm Liz Berg: Yeah, the new DJ Shadow disc is killer!
	1:50pm Michael 98145: we are disrupting, innovating with agility and resiliance
	1:51pm mariano: @Anonymous Coward: I don't think it's boring at all, not knowing anything about software development/programming I thought it was interesting. The linguistic aspects of programming languages are interesting in general I think. @Liz: Indeed, I'm generating a host of outside-of-the-box ideas across a broad range of competency silos to achieve ever-growing synergies among our core offerings.
	1:51pm steve: i vomit a little bit every time i hear: Agile, Scrum, framework, innovator, innovation lab
	1:51pm mariano: I think a part of my soul just died by writing that.
	1:52pm Michael 98145: @steve, the jargonistas rule the roost
	1:52pm JakeGould: I think I just deprecated my pants.
	1:52pm geezerette: Howdy folks. Hope you got to see the kick ass speech Michelle Obama delivered last night! Brilliant! Elizabeth Warren and finally Bernie Sanders all said things you've never heard on broadcast media before. Cause for hope people. :D
	1:52pm Michael 98145: replacement is on the way
	1:53pm steve: i've accepted perpetual near-poverty in exchange for non cubicle broke artist guy life! currently, i regret nothing.
	1:53pm steve: good one Jake!
	1:53pm chris: new aphex! robot dance party!
	1:54pm geezerette: Now I want cheetos.
	1:55pm drr: I keep switching between broke artist and comfortable cubicle. I've been at this job almost two years (longest ever) and I have my resignation all typed up and ready to print. Probably Friday.
	1:59pm mariano: @drr: It's taken some effort over the last few years, but I've more or less managed to migrate to completely off-site freelance gigs with the occasional on-site one, it's definitely doable. On-site is good though because of course you get paid even for downtime. Like today -- I'm basically a seat-warmer in case anything comes up, so I'm getting paid to listen to FMU, one of life's little victories!
	1:59pm Liz Berg: I saw this show at PS1 last year that really did a great job of splattering all the corporate/tech/bubble garbage into something beautiful and terrifying: momaps1.org...
	2:05pm steve: ha that looks great (and scary) Liz
	2:05pm Michael 98145: ( good show, DJ Liz )
	2:08pm mariano: Looks like a good show at PS1. There are also a few business jargon bots that are pretty funny.
	2:09pm ?: she has a hot voice
	2:11pm Anonymous Coward: Pretty sure that was Miles Davis on the boards for that.
	2:13pm Michael 98145: I confess i never heard Betty Davis before WFMU. "She met Miles Davis in 1967 and married him in September 1968."
	2:13pm Marc15: Was this the theme to the RNC?
	2:14pm geezerette: hahaha :)
	2:17pm fred: @mariano: I'm a Wittgensteinian developer. I always approach designing an interface as building a language-game. I'll probably get fired soon
	2:18pm drr: @mariano: that is the dream. I'm interviewing for a developer job at an animation company tomorrow. It'll either be the best of both worlds or the worst.
	2:18pm Michael 98145: stay calm
	2:21pm geezerette: Good Luck drr! :D
	2:22pm ledzeppelinsucks: there is a mid range bummer reported out of West Palm Beach-Miss Cleo has passed away
	2:23pm Wild Neil: This sounds like Dolly Parton...
	2:23pm mariano: @fred: I have lots of respect for interface developers, it's not in my bag of tricks. @drr: best of luck with that! Sounds like it could be a great gig!
	2:26pm fred: @Wild Neil: I get a lot of grief for being a Dolly Parton fan. I won't apologize for it
	2:26pm cee: RIP ms cleo
	2:26pm mariano: Omg was that Miss Cleo?!? "Ya mess op!"
	2:28pm Wild Neil: @Fred-the moment I heard "Jolene" on a Denny's Diner mixed tape gotten at the behest of my ex-girlfriend I have been a fan. She is fantastic. Also Johnny Cash, Merl Haggard and a few others of the old country music scene. Most of the new stuff leaves me cold.
	2:30pm cee: liz, you're awesome
	2:31pm Michael 98145: it's in the cards
	2:34pm JakeGould: Miss Cleo was right… He was cheating on her!
	2:34pm fred: Johnny Cash and Merle Haggard were great too. But being french, these open me to ridicule. I embrace it, coming from people who worship Johnny Hallyday
	2:36pm JakeGould: That blues song was right… She was cheating on him!
	2:37pm drewo: Even better because it's free. Thanks for another great show Liz!
	2:44pm Michael 98145: sounds like this week in NJ has been Verano Pútrido
	2:45pm Dr. Goot: Ha ha, thanks Liz!
	2:47pm mariano: I thought Dolly Parton was really popular in Europe in general, at least with a certain crowd.
	2:48pm Listener142985: what an excellent mix today--tip of the hat
	2:49pm Liz Berg: Definitely a lot of putrido going on this week: heat wave = multiple days of garbage/urine soaking into the sidewalks.
	2:50pm Michael 98145: ewwww!
	2:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Liz - Out in the country, don't forget the dead animal smells.
	2:51pm fred: @mariano: maybe in the UK, or Germany. Here she's not known much
	2:53pm Liz Berg: This song "Coco" was the 100,000th song added to the Free Music Archive. Hooray!
	2:54pm Ken From Hyde Park: 100,000 candles ... That'll cause a heat dome.
	2:56pm chris: thanks, Liz B! Great show!
	2:56pm common: nice!
	2:57pm Dr. Goot: Great show Liz, thanks again!
	2:58pm Michael 98145: whoa, that was fast
	2:58pm mariano: Thanks Liz, great chatting with everyone!
	2:58pm Michael 98145: ( don't forget to floss )

Liz Berg: Playlist from July 26, 2016

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