WFMU: Therese: Playlist from November 6, 2016

Listener comments!
	10:02pm Carmichael: Wow, what an ending.
	10:03pm @sugarwolf@: oh hello
	10:03pm P-90: Hello T!
	10:03pm BadGuyZero: I hope there's a lot of roaring on Tuesday!
	10:03pm Carmichael: Ok, wow what a beginning.
	10:03pm Matt from Springfield: "I am dog and I am brown / I leave my mark all over town"... Evening Therese! (Madam Therese, perhaps?! :)
	10:04pm @sugarwolf@: @BGZ: :):)
	10:04pm Carmichael: The eagle will soar, higher than its ever flown before.
	10:05pm Scraps deSelby: oh yeah oh yeah
	10:05pm Matt from Springfield: Doug Schulkind has often played a great country novelty from '84, "Madam President" about Dolly Parton becoming POTUS, and a bunch of other female stars running things with her. And hey! It's on the Blog too: blog.wfmu.org...
	10:06pm Matt from Springfield: CLEVER Sharon Jones & Dap Kings arrangement of these lyrics! +7 for adding the original "private property" verse!
	10:07pm @sugarwolf@: DOLLY!! Now that is a good person making good music!!
	10:08pm BadGuyZero: Schoolhouse Rock!
	10:09pm Matt from Springfield: Whistle!!
	10:10pm Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: WOW! This totally was, I'm jealous for having been born after this came out! SOULful Suffrage!
	10:11pm Matt from Springfield: @sugarwolf: I would vote her for President, she's such a sweetheart! And from hardscrabble beginnings, and taught us that one is only "poor" if one chooses to be!
	10:12pm ice in Bklyn: Is it gonna be like that the whole 3 hours????
	10:12pm @sugarwolf@: I know what time it is IT'S TIME FOR FUN!!!!
	10:12pm Matt from Springfield: Does anybody really know what time it is??
	10:13pm Ken From Hyde Park: There's a song from Chicago that answers that very question.
	10:14pm Carmichael: Time has come today.
	10:14pm Matt from Springfield: @Ken HP: Does it, though??.... On one comment board however, someone replied that it was "25 or 6 to 4". And at one point, it was! Reference to 3:34/3:35 a.m.
	10:14pm Matt from Springfield: @Carm: Let your soul become psychedelicized!
	10:15pm Matt from Springfield: "Out in the Streets" :) Great song, Blondie was inspired by this song, and later covered it.
	10:18pm Matt from Springfield: Walk right up to him / And give him a great big--switch track. Mwah!
	10:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: LSD-25... The Who's 1st album opens w/ a different 'Out In the Street' : I think Townshend felt the drama & storytelling of these girlgroup tracks strongly...
	10:18pm Scraps: when i was eleven years old, and i had a good sense of what a pop hook was (and i hope it's never left me), i loved "i am woman", bought the single, sang along with helen lustily. my parents were . . . well, they didn't stop me, anyway.
	10:18pm Carmichael: Todd R: "Politicians and dictators and the guys with the dough, They think they run the world but they just don't know, That down here on the street we got it under control, From New York to San Francisco, from Berlin to Tokyo, One World!
	10:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Helen Reddy was a mighty presence in the Charts in the 1970s, kiddos.
	10:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'Ring the bells that still can ring - there's a crack in everything - that's how the light gets in'...
	10:21pm Scraps: angie was a weird, fucked up song
	10:21pm Scraps: sorry, angie baby, i mean
	10:23pm Scraps: but good!
	10:23pm Matt from Springfield: @Scraps: Well, don't be so quick to dismiss "Angie" as a f-ed up song... ;) Actually it was a straightforward ballad contributed by Keith, but various rumors about Mick being caught in bed w/ Bowie started, and that this was an apology to his then-wife, Angie. Not actually the case but makes a fun story!
	10:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: “His gift or genius is in his connection to the music of the spheres.” - Dylan on Cohen.
	10:24pm Scraps: different song! sorry bout that,
	10:25pm Scraps: "angie baby" was a alan o'day song, covered by helen reddy
	10:25pm melinda: I love this TH song. Reminds me of being young and hopeful.
	10:27pm Matt from Springfield: Oh I know the diff between the songs, I just find it funny that they were same era, and similar titles but such different songs.
	10:27pm melinda: @Rabbit: I remember sitting on the floor listening to Helen Reddy's Greatest Hits w/the giant headphones of the era.
	10:27pm Scraps: got it!
	10:29pm BadGuyZero: I used to have this Housemartins' album on cassette.
	10:30pm Matt from Springfield: I'm not joking! And stop calling me... Freedom...
	10:30pm Matt from Springfield: Hmm, so this is what a "house martin" is: en.wikipedia.org...
	10:31pm BadGuyZero: This song makes a good argument for not letting kids have the right to vote.
	10:32pm Carmichael: Oh my god, I remember when this Ringo song came out.
	10:32pm BadGuyZero: But it is a catchy little tune, and it will probably be stuck in my head all week.
	10:32pm Matt from Springfield: Ringo?! If you can bait him with a high school painting of him, you shouldn't trust him with the nuclear codes!!..
	10:32pm Scraps: i have all the Housemartins stuff. love em. but i think paul heaton is one of the best singers in the world....
	10:33pm Gaylord Fields: There's a problem in that Ringo will not accept any write-in votes! Peace nd love!
	10:33pm JakeGould: Ringo was the most beloved Beatle, right? Maybe because he was the most accessible one?
	10:33pm Scraps: He's nice!
	10:33pm Matt from Springfield: Peace-and-love! Peace-and-love, Gaylord! Beat the drums of Ludwig, not the drums of war!
	10:34pm Carmichael: Somewhere in this song, Tommy will say, "come on, Bobby."
	10:34pm BadGuyZero: whew At first I thought this was going to be "They're Coming To Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa!" [which may be my theme song on Wednesday].
	10:36pm Matt from Springfield: WOW, how have I not heard this Magnetic Fields song!!!
	10:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love this MagneticFields. This nutty set somehow good for my soul...
	10:37pm Gaylord Fields: @Matt from Springfield: There are 68 others just as good you should hear!
	10:37pm Scraps: you must not heard 69 love songs!
	10:37pm Matt from Springfield: Ben Gibbard did a more downbeat relationship song w/ The Postal Service "The District Sleeps Tonight" @Gaylord: Thanks! I'll take that as an endorsement!
	10:38pm melinda: 69 Love Songs was my intro to Magnetic Fields.
	10:39pm Gaylord Fields: @Matt from Springfield: Not too many 69-song albums have a higher killer-to-filler ratio.
	10:39pm @sugarwolf@: I think my grandparents actually stayed at the Watergate!
	10:39pm Veronica (OG): Rock the Vote!
	10:40pm Scraps: yeah, i like at least 46 of them.
	10:40pm Veronica (OG): @sugarwolf - before or after the break-in?
	10:41pm Gaylord Fields: @@sugarwolf@: I stayed at the Watergate ca. 2000. Stole a pen, with security being more lax than it was in the early Seventies.
	10:41pm @sugarwolf@: I think that's a trip they took with British cousins, and there's a pick of them all sitting in bed Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice style (well, clothed, mind you)
	10:41pm JakeGould: Rock the Vote. Sock the Vote. Mock the Vote. Please… Just Vote! Now More Than Ever.
	10:42pm @sugarwolf@: just don't block the vote
	10:42pm Matt from Springfield: @Jake: Because time is running out. Tick-Tock...the Vote.
	10:42pm P-90: Spock the vote!
	10:42pm Gaylord Fields: Swinging (Water)gate!
	10:44pm Veronica (OG): Don't Knock that Vote - VOTE!
	10:45pm Scraps: GOD THAT IS MY FAVORITE SYREETA SONG THANK YOU!
	10:46pm Scraps: When Stevie couldn't write a bad note....
	10:46pm BadGuyZero: Does the studio still smell like White Castle sliders?
	10:47pm Scraps: ewwwwww...
	10:48pm JakeGould: Spotted this anti-Hillary graffiti in Jersey City today. www.instagram.com... And soon saw pro/con Trump debate happening on a wall nearby. www.instagram.com...
	10:49pm BadGuyZero: Deniece Williams and Minnie Ripperton were backup singers on that Syreeta album [according to the interwebz].
	10:49pm @sugarwolf@: The last time I had a White Castle burger I thought, uh, these are rather reminiscent of the cafeteria burgers served in elementary school.
	10:49pm Veronica (OG): haha "Dump the Trump"
	10:52pm JakeGould: @sugarwolf@: I like those burgers. It’s all about moderation.
	10:54pm Scraps: moderation in this case equals zero. :-)
	10:55pm Marc15: Imagine what the Birthers would say if Ringo ran for President
	10:56pm Matt from Springfield: It all depends how you prepare and serve White House burgers. The frozen ones you can make at home can be tricky sometimes. The restaurants with fresh burgers are better.
	11:03pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, Amii Stewart sings Morricone--better Knock On Wood!
	11:04pm Scraps: the thing is, i lived in new york for thirty years. and i couldn't imagine how people ate those things (in the restaurant). i tried three of four times. de gus!
	11:05pm Scraps: (usually they made my stomach sick. truly.)
	11:09pm Matt from Springfield: Somehow I feel this song came from outside the United States.
	11:11pm @sugarwolf@: "Banned in the USA as being too gay and too sexy, We Will Make Love topped the US import charts and went on to being released three consecutive times" oh Laurice!
	11:12pm @sugarwolf@: "We Will Make Love (French Version) and We Will Make Love (Spanish Version) have been considered useful for inclusion in French and Spanish language immersion classes" Really, Laurice?
	11:14pm Matt from Springfield: Ah, thanks sugarwolf! I guess Laurice was French then, or else a citizen of Gay-Sexyland?
	11:15pm Matt from Springfield: Manicured Noise, love the band name!
	11:16pm @sugarwolf@: @MattfromS: close enough, he's Welsh!
	11:18pm @sugarwolf@: "Similar to Nikola Tesla, Leif Erikson and Kalashnikov – trail-blazers who received either nothing or ridicule for the pioneering efforts" UH
	11:19pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, this is an old Stiff release, haven't heard this in years! @sugarwolf: Close enough! "Oh Dae-ffyd!"
	11:19pm Matt from Springfield: Did they really say that about Laurice? :)
	11:21pm Matt from Springfield: Will spy for anyone, with a dress size database!
	11:26pm Ken From Hyde Park: Virginia represent!
	11:28pm BadGuyZero: I dressed my houseplant up as a Powerpuff Girl for Halloween.
	11:30pm @sugarwolf@: I got new glasses & renewed my driver's license.
	11:32pm Matt from Springfield: Dave Grohl, Nirvana/Foo Fighters: "And it was just incredible! Before them, there was NOTHING like that, especially for us living out in suburbia. We were lucky to get a snippet of that world, late at night listening to WHFS in our bedroom. But this blew even that out of the water! I can't describe how liberating they were to me, as a musician and a fan of music." ... "I'm sorry, which documentary is this, which band is this for?"...
	11:33pm BadGuyZero: I often wish music documentaries had two versions: one for the die-hard fan of the artist and a shorter version that's for the casual/new fan. I've seen too many music docs that I would have enjoyed more had they been 30+ minutes shorter.
	11:34pm MFOOZ: You are killin' it tonight, Terese. Untouchables track made me head to YouTube to watch the excellent Free Yourself video. Dave Grohl & Thurston Moore indeed!!! LOL The epitome of the talking head for me was watching Gene Simmons gushing about the Dave Clark Five in some lame PBS doco.
	11:34pm Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: That would be a good idea for DVD/BluRay releases, include two settings you can watch for that. For the most part TV should show the short version, unless it's on Ovation or a more arty channel.
	11:36pm JakeGould: I wish documentaries had two versions as well. With talking heads. Without talking heads. Just footage and voice over plz.
	11:37pm MFOOZ: Therese, actually, not Terese. Oy.
	11:38pm Matt from Springfield: @Jake: MENU: --Documentary Feature The Story of the Band --Talking Heads Their Contemporaries get Stoned and chat about the Band to No One in Particular
	11:41pm BadGuyZero: I also wish that some movies would include the edited-for-broadcast-television version as an extra. I love all the "mickeyfickey"s in "Do The Right Thing."
	11:43pm Matt from Springfield: I think there's a "Scarface" (1983) DVD with their TV version included! So many "fucks" deleted out you can't understand what they're saying or what the plot is! :)
	11:46pm BadGuyZero: The Criterion Collection release of "Repo Man" includes the edited-for-TV version. I don't have the set, but I read that there's deleted footage and alternate versions of scenes in the TV-friendly version. The first two Superman movies had a bunch of extra footage added when they premiered on network television. I don't believe those versions have ever been released on DVD or blu ray.
	11:49pm Matt from Springfield: Radical experimental music! I like!
	11:49pm Scraps: The Repo Man edited-for-tv is hilarious. "melonfarmer"!
	11:49pm Matt from Springfield: !!! ;D
	11:50pm BadGuyZero: Melonfarmer!
	11:51pm Scraps: it used to show on Nite Flight
	11:51pm Scraps: i think
	11:54pm BadGuyZero: I'm probably fine with Kelsey Grammer not voting.
	11:54pm Matt from Springfield: Follow-up PSA. VOTE! As if your country depends on it. Because it DOES!!
	11:54pm Scraps: i just looked up "melonfarmer" on google and the second link was IMDB Repo Man
	11:58pm Matt from Springfield: All right, thanks Therese! Great show, great way to showcase our civic duty(ies)! Have a good night, everyone! VOTE!!!
	11:59pm BadGuyZero: Great show as always, Therese!

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November 6, 2016: I Know Too Much to Go Back and Pretend.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Helen Reddy	I Am Woman "I Am Woman" by "Helen Reddy"	7"	Capitol		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings	This Land is Your Land	7"	Dapton		0:02:46 (Pop-up)
Essra Mohawk & Friends	Sufferin' till Suffrage	Schoolhouse Rock! America Rock	Kid Rhino		0:07:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Earl Grant	A Hard Day's Night "A Hard Day's Night" by "Earl Grant"	Easy Beatles	Bureau B		0:10:23 (Pop-up)
The Shangri-Las	Out in the Streets	Myrmidons of Melodrama	RPM		0:13:45 (Pop-up)
Leonard Cohen	Anthem "Anthem" by "Leonard Cohen"	The Future	Columbia		0:16:53 (Pop-up)
Talking Heads	And She Was "And She Was" by "Talking Heads"	Little Creatures	Sire		0:22:46 (Pop-up)
The Housemartins	Freedom "Freedom" by "The Housemartins"	London 0 Hull 4	Elektra		0:26:15 (Pop-up)
The Young World Singers	Ringo for President	7"	Decca		0:29:28 (Pop-up)
Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart	L.U.V. (Let Us Vote)	7"	A&M		0:32:06 (Pop-up)
The Magnetic Fields	Washington, D.C.	69 Love Songs, Vol. 2	Merge		0:35:17 (Pop-up)
Fred Wesley & the JBs	Rockin' Funky Watergate Part 1 and Part 2	7"	People		0:36:53 (Pop-up)
The Ad Council PSA	Go to Sleep, Lou	I Should Have Voted.	Ad Council		0:42:01 (Pop-up)
Syreeta	I'm Goin' Left "I'm Goin' Left" by "Syreeta"	Stevie Wonder Presents Syreeta	Motown		0:43:15 (Pop-up)
Rozetta Johnson	I Can Feell My Love Comin' Down	A Woman's Way: The Complete Rozetta Johnson 1963-1975	Kent Soul	*	0:47:01 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Earl Grant	A Hard Day's Night "A Hard Day's Night" by "Earl Grant"	Easy Beatles	Bureau B	*	0:50:35 (Pop-up)
Amii Stewart	Hurry to Me "Hurry to Me" by "Amii Stewart"	Ricordare: the Songs of Ennio Morricone	Ace	*	1:01:18 (Pop-up)
Laurice	Foolin' "Foolin'" by "Laurice"	Balladeer	Mighty Mouth Music	*	1:04:49 (Pop-up)
Lizzy Mercier Descloux	Vroom, C'est la Voie Lacté	Suspense	Light In The Attic / Ze	*	1:09:20 (Pop-up)
Manicured Noise	Faith "Faith" by "Manicured Noise"	Northern Stories 1978-80	CTR	*	1:13:11 (Pop-up)
The Untouchables	I Spy (for the FBI)	7"	Stiff		1:16:38 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Earl Grant	A Hard Day's Night "A Hard Day's Night" by "Earl Grant"	Easy Beatles	Bureau B		1:19:36 (Pop-up)
Major Stars	Alert "Alert" by "Major Stars"	Motion Set	Drag City	*	1:32:12 (Pop-up)
Remedy	Rivers of Wine "Rivers of Wine" by "Remedy"	The Golden Voice Sessions 1970-1974	Alona's Dream/Golden Voice	*	1:35:43 (Pop-up)
Tanya Tagaq	Retribution "Retribution" by "Tanya Tagaq"	Retribution	Thirty Tigers	*	1:44:38 (Pop-up)
The Ad Council PSA	Newsstand "Newsstand" by "The Ad Council PSA"	I Should Have Voted.	Ad Council		1:52:28 (Pop-up)
Ultimate Painting	Lead the Way "Lead the Way" by "Ultimate Painting"	Dusk	Trouble in Mind	*	1:53:56 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:02pm Carmichael: Wow, what an ending.
	10:03pm @sugarwolf@: oh hello
	10:03pm P-90: Hello T!
	10:03pm BadGuyZero: I hope there's a lot of roaring on Tuesday!
	10:03pm Carmichael: Ok, wow what a beginning.
	10:03pm Matt from Springfield: "I am dog and I am brown / I leave my mark all over town"... Evening Therese! (Madam Therese, perhaps?! :)
	10:04pm @sugarwolf@: @BGZ: :):)
	10:04pm Carmichael: The eagle will soar, higher than its ever flown before.
	10:05pm Scraps deSelby: oh yeah oh yeah
	10:05pm Matt from Springfield: Doug Schulkind has often played a great country novelty from '84, "Madam President" about Dolly Parton becoming POTUS, and a bunch of other female stars running things with her. And hey! It's on the Blog too: blog.wfmu.org...
	10:06pm Matt from Springfield: CLEVER Sharon Jones & Dap Kings arrangement of these lyrics! +7 for adding the original "private property" verse!
	10:07pm @sugarwolf@: DOLLY!! Now that is a good person making good music!!
	10:08pm BadGuyZero: Schoolhouse Rock!
	10:09pm Matt from Springfield: Whistle!!
	10:10pm Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: WOW! This totally was, I'm jealous for having been born after this came out! SOULful Suffrage!
	10:11pm Matt from Springfield: @sugarwolf: I would vote her for President, she's such a sweetheart! And from hardscrabble beginnings, and taught us that one is only "poor" if one chooses to be!
	10:12pm ice in Bklyn: Is it gonna be like that the whole 3 hours????
	10:12pm @sugarwolf@: I know what time it is IT'S TIME FOR FUN!!!!
	10:12pm Matt from Springfield: Does anybody really know what time it is??
	10:13pm Ken From Hyde Park: There's a song from Chicago that answers that very question.
	10:14pm Carmichael: Time has come today.
	10:14pm Matt from Springfield: @Ken HP: Does it, though??.... On one comment board however, someone replied that it was "25 or 6 to 4". And at one point, it was! Reference to 3:34/3:35 a.m.
	10:14pm Matt from Springfield: @Carm: Let your soul become psychedelicized!
	10:15pm Matt from Springfield: "Out in the Streets" :) Great song, Blondie was inspired by this song, and later covered it.
	10:18pm Matt from Springfield: Walk right up to him / And give him a great big--switch track. Mwah!
	10:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: LSD-25... The Who's 1st album opens w/ a different 'Out In the Street' : I think Townshend felt the drama & storytelling of these girlgroup tracks strongly...
	10:18pm Scraps: when i was eleven years old, and i had a good sense of what a pop hook was (and i hope it's never left me), i loved "i am woman", bought the single, sang along with helen lustily. my parents were . . . well, they didn't stop me, anyway.
	10:18pm Carmichael: Todd R: "Politicians and dictators and the guys with the dough, They think they run the world but they just don't know, That down here on the street we got it under control, From New York to San Francisco, from Berlin to Tokyo, One World!
	10:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Helen Reddy was a mighty presence in the Charts in the 1970s, kiddos.
	10:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'Ring the bells that still can ring - there's a crack in everything - that's how the light gets in'...
	10:21pm Scraps: angie was a weird, fucked up song
	10:21pm Scraps: sorry, angie baby, i mean
	10:23pm Scraps: but good!
	10:23pm Matt from Springfield: @Scraps: Well, don't be so quick to dismiss "Angie" as a f-ed up song... ;) Actually it was a straightforward ballad contributed by Keith, but various rumors about Mick being caught in bed w/ Bowie started, and that this was an apology to his then-wife, Angie. Not actually the case but makes a fun story!
	10:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: “His gift or genius is in his connection to the music of the spheres.” - Dylan on Cohen.
	10:24pm Scraps: different song! sorry bout that,
	10:25pm Scraps: "angie baby" was a alan o'day song, covered by helen reddy
	10:25pm melinda: I love this TH song. Reminds me of being young and hopeful.
	10:27pm Matt from Springfield: Oh I know the diff between the songs, I just find it funny that they were same era, and similar titles but such different songs.
	10:27pm melinda: @Rabbit: I remember sitting on the floor listening to Helen Reddy's Greatest Hits w/the giant headphones of the era.
	10:27pm Scraps: got it!
	10:29pm BadGuyZero: I used to have this Housemartins' album on cassette.
	10:30pm Matt from Springfield: I'm not joking! And stop calling me... Freedom...
	10:30pm Matt from Springfield: Hmm, so this is what a "house martin" is: en.wikipedia.org...
	10:31pm BadGuyZero: This song makes a good argument for not letting kids have the right to vote.
	10:32pm Carmichael: Oh my god, I remember when this Ringo song came out.
	10:32pm BadGuyZero: But it is a catchy little tune, and it will probably be stuck in my head all week.
	10:32pm Matt from Springfield: Ringo?! If you can bait him with a high school painting of him, you shouldn't trust him with the nuclear codes!!..
	10:32pm Scraps: i have all the Housemartins stuff. love em. but i think paul heaton is one of the best singers in the world....
	10:33pm Gaylord Fields: There's a problem in that Ringo will not accept any write-in votes! Peace nd love!
	10:33pm JakeGould: Ringo was the most beloved Beatle, right? Maybe because he was the most accessible one?
	10:33pm Scraps: He's nice!
	10:33pm Matt from Springfield: Peace-and-love! Peace-and-love, Gaylord! Beat the drums of Ludwig, not the drums of war!
	10:34pm Carmichael: Somewhere in this song, Tommy will say, "come on, Bobby."
	10:34pm BadGuyZero: whew At first I thought this was going to be "They're Coming To Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa!" [which may be my theme song on Wednesday].
	10:36pm Matt from Springfield: WOW, how have I not heard this Magnetic Fields song!!!
	10:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love this MagneticFields. This nutty set somehow good for my soul...
	10:37pm Gaylord Fields: @Matt from Springfield: There are 68 others just as good you should hear!
	10:37pm Scraps: you must not heard 69 love songs!
	10:37pm Matt from Springfield: Ben Gibbard did a more downbeat relationship song w/ The Postal Service "The District Sleeps Tonight" @Gaylord: Thanks! I'll take that as an endorsement!
	10:38pm melinda: 69 Love Songs was my intro to Magnetic Fields.
	10:39pm Gaylord Fields: @Matt from Springfield: Not too many 69-song albums have a higher killer-to-filler ratio.
	10:39pm @sugarwolf@: I think my grandparents actually stayed at the Watergate!
	10:39pm Veronica (OG): Rock the Vote!
	10:40pm Scraps: yeah, i like at least 46 of them.
	10:40pm Veronica (OG): @sugarwolf - before or after the break-in?
	10:41pm Gaylord Fields: @@sugarwolf@: I stayed at the Watergate ca. 2000. Stole a pen, with security being more lax than it was in the early Seventies.
	10:41pm @sugarwolf@: I think that's a trip they took with British cousins, and there's a pick of them all sitting in bed Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice style (well, clothed, mind you)
	10:41pm JakeGould: Rock the Vote. Sock the Vote. Mock the Vote. Please… Just Vote! Now More Than Ever.
	10:42pm @sugarwolf@: just don't block the vote
	10:42pm Matt from Springfield: @Jake: Because time is running out. Tick-Tock...the Vote.
	10:42pm P-90: Spock the vote!
	10:42pm Gaylord Fields: Swinging (Water)gate!
	10:44pm Veronica (OG): Don't Knock that Vote - VOTE!
	10:45pm Scraps: GOD THAT IS MY FAVORITE SYREETA SONG THANK YOU!
	10:46pm Scraps: When Stevie couldn't write a bad note....
	10:46pm BadGuyZero: Does the studio still smell like White Castle sliders?
	10:47pm Scraps: ewwwwww...
	10:48pm JakeGould: Spotted this anti-Hillary graffiti in Jersey City today. www.instagram.com... And soon saw pro/con Trump debate happening on a wall nearby. www.instagram.com...
	10:49pm BadGuyZero: Deniece Williams and Minnie Ripperton were backup singers on that Syreeta album [according to the interwebz].
	10:49pm @sugarwolf@: The last time I had a White Castle burger I thought, uh, these are rather reminiscent of the cafeteria burgers served in elementary school.
	10:49pm Veronica (OG): haha "Dump the Trump"
	10:52pm JakeGould: @sugarwolf@: I like those burgers. It’s all about moderation.
	10:54pm Scraps: moderation in this case equals zero. :-)
	10:55pm Marc15: Imagine what the Birthers would say if Ringo ran for President
	10:56pm Matt from Springfield: It all depends how you prepare and serve White House burgers. The frozen ones you can make at home can be tricky sometimes. The restaurants with fresh burgers are better.
	11:03pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, Amii Stewart sings Morricone--better Knock On Wood!
	11:04pm Scraps: the thing is, i lived in new york for thirty years. and i couldn't imagine how people ate those things (in the restaurant). i tried three of four times. de gus!
	11:05pm Scraps: (usually they made my stomach sick. truly.)
	11:09pm Matt from Springfield: Somehow I feel this song came from outside the United States.
	11:11pm @sugarwolf@: "Banned in the USA as being too gay and too sexy, We Will Make Love topped the US import charts and went on to being released three consecutive times" oh Laurice!
	11:12pm @sugarwolf@: "We Will Make Love (French Version) and We Will Make Love (Spanish Version) have been considered useful for inclusion in French and Spanish language immersion classes" Really, Laurice?
	11:14pm Matt from Springfield: Ah, thanks sugarwolf! I guess Laurice was French then, or else a citizen of Gay-Sexyland?
	11:15pm Matt from Springfield: Manicured Noise, love the band name!
	11:16pm @sugarwolf@: @MattfromS: close enough, he's Welsh!
	11:18pm @sugarwolf@: "Similar to Nikola Tesla, Leif Erikson and Kalashnikov – trail-blazers who received either nothing or ridicule for the pioneering efforts" UH
	11:19pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, this is an old Stiff release, haven't heard this in years! @sugarwolf: Close enough! "Oh Dae-ffyd!"
	11:19pm Matt from Springfield: Did they really say that about Laurice? :)
	11:21pm Matt from Springfield: Will spy for anyone, with a dress size database!
	11:26pm Ken From Hyde Park: Virginia represent!
	11:28pm BadGuyZero: I dressed my houseplant up as a Powerpuff Girl for Halloween.
	11:30pm @sugarwolf@: I got new glasses & renewed my driver's license.
	11:32pm Matt from Springfield: Dave Grohl, Nirvana/Foo Fighters: "And it was just incredible! Before them, there was NOTHING like that, especially for us living out in suburbia. We were lucky to get a snippet of that world, late at night listening to WHFS in our bedroom. But this blew even that out of the water! I can't describe how liberating they were to me, as a musician and a fan of music." ... "I'm sorry, which documentary is this, which band is this for?"...
	11:33pm BadGuyZero: I often wish music documentaries had two versions: one for the die-hard fan of the artist and a shorter version that's for the casual/new fan. I've seen too many music docs that I would have enjoyed more had they been 30+ minutes shorter.
	11:34pm MFOOZ: You are killin' it tonight, Terese. Untouchables track made me head to YouTube to watch the excellent Free Yourself video. Dave Grohl & Thurston Moore indeed!!! LOL The epitome of the talking head for me was watching Gene Simmons gushing about the Dave Clark Five in some lame PBS doco.
	11:34pm Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: That would be a good idea for DVD/BluRay releases, include two settings you can watch for that. For the most part TV should show the short version, unless it's on Ovation or a more arty channel.
	11:36pm JakeGould: I wish documentaries had two versions as well. With talking heads. Without talking heads. Just footage and voice over plz.
	11:37pm MFOOZ: Therese, actually, not Terese. Oy.
	11:38pm Matt from Springfield: @Jake: MENU: --Documentary Feature The Story of the Band --Talking Heads Their Contemporaries get Stoned and chat about the Band to No One in Particular
	11:41pm BadGuyZero: I also wish that some movies would include the edited-for-broadcast-television version as an extra. I love all the "mickeyfickey"s in "Do The Right Thing."
	11:43pm Matt from Springfield: I think there's a "Scarface" (1983) DVD with their TV version included! So many "fucks" deleted out you can't understand what they're saying or what the plot is! :)
	11:46pm BadGuyZero: The Criterion Collection release of "Repo Man" includes the edited-for-TV version. I don't have the set, but I read that there's deleted footage and alternate versions of scenes in the TV-friendly version. The first two Superman movies had a bunch of extra footage added when they premiered on network television. I don't believe those versions have ever been released on DVD or blu ray.
	11:49pm Matt from Springfield: Radical experimental music! I like!
	11:49pm Scraps: The Repo Man edited-for-tv is hilarious. "melonfarmer"!
	11:49pm Matt from Springfield: !!! ;D
	11:50pm BadGuyZero: Melonfarmer!
	11:51pm Scraps: it used to show on Nite Flight
	11:51pm Scraps: i think
	11:54pm BadGuyZero: I'm probably fine with Kelsey Grammer not voting.
	11:54pm Matt from Springfield: Follow-up PSA. VOTE! As if your country depends on it. Because it DOES!!
	11:54pm Scraps: i just looked up "melonfarmer" on google and the second link was IMDB Repo Man
	11:58pm Matt from Springfield: All right, thanks Therese! Great show, great way to showcase our civic duty(ies)! Have a good night, everyone! VOTE!!!
	11:59pm BadGuyZero: Great show as always, Therese!

Therese: Playlist from November 6, 2016

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