WFMU: Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from January 30, 2020

Listener comments!
	🦇 11:59am listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Julie and all ye in Oz!
	🦇 12:01pm Julie: Hi there James! I think they may be sleeping in Oz.
	🦇 12:02pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy everyone!
	🦇 12:02pm Julie: hi there Phillippe!
	12:06pm Mr Nobody: Hey All!
	🦇 12:07pm Julie: Hi there Mr Nobody!
	12:09pm John from Florham park: Hello julie and fellow dark night listeners
	12:11pm βrian: The pure gravitas of Lush!
	🦇 12:11pm Julie: if ever there were a song perfect for me this is it
	🦇 12:12pm Julie: Howdy John and Brian
	12:12pm John from Florham park: Hey phillippe hiwdy
	🦇 12:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: Poppy music for sleeping amongst the poppies.
	🦇 12:14pm Julie: hi Ken!
	🦇 12:15pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey John! I hope you are staying warm today. Cold here. I should be out taking a walk but instead I'm sitting in the office eating potato chips and French onion dip...
	🦇 12:17pm Julie: That sounds pretty good, Phillippe.
	12:19pm John from Florham park: Inside too eating then take a nap while listening to some great tunage
	🦇 12:20pm Julie: Siesta!
	12:21pm John from Florham park: @Julue yes sounds good to me:) @KFHP howdy
	🦇 12:23pm CHUCK ROAST: Sorry to miss last week, Julie. I was indisposed. Caught it on the archives.
	🦇 12:24pm Julie: Hey it's nice that you listen whenever!
	🦇 12:24pm Phillippe Bastille: Love this Liela Moss, great production
	12:25pm John from Florham park: @Phillippe found that song on Spotify
	🦇 12:31pm Phillippe Bastille: @John I haven't used Spotify in years. Seriously, if I can't find something live to listen to on FMU or the streams I'm finding stuff on the archives. I've been really expanding my listening to beyond the melodic music and getting into the stuff Bryce, Jesse Kaminski, and others of that ilk play. Lotsa archives there to explore.
	12:34pm John from Florham park: @Phillippe so many archives so little time
	🦇 12:34pm CHUCK ROAST: @ Phillipe...I'm with you there. The possibilities are endless.
	🦇 12:34pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, JfFP. Happy Thursday!
	🦇 12:39pm listener james from westwood: In addition to Julie's show, Bryce and Jesse have great archives for editing and proofing. Also Donna, Jeff M., Bethany, Liz, and Fabio.
	🦇 12:39pm Phillippe Bastille: Funny story: I was in the kitchen the other day cooking and listening to a Neighbors Noise archive when my son brought his new girlfriend over -- I had only met her once. She started looking around the room for the source of the sounds, kind of perplexed. They had a nice little giggle on the way out of the kitchen as my son explained how weird his dad is.
	12:40pm Hubig Pie: Juile, I have three macaws and they love to dance
	12:40pm John from Florham park: @Phillippe ha ha
	12:41pm Mr Nobody: Aww your birdies don't get to listen live? Do you at least play them the archive later? lol
	🦇 12:42pm Julie: Hurray for Macaws!
	🦇 12:44pm Phillippe Bastille: Julie, can you run an aux line from your computer/tablet/phone to your stereo? They make adapters if the stereo doesn't have a dedicated aux jack that uses the smaller cables
	🦇 12:47pm Julie: Oh I know I can do it, it's just a lot of hassle when I'm leaving the house.
	🦇 12:47pm Julie: what color macaws? I'd like a mini macaw one day
	🦇 12:51pm Phillippe Bastille: Ah. I have an old phone that I have on my wireless network that I stream from. Can't make calls but can run the FMU app. And we all know, nobody needs anything more than the FMU app...
	12:52pm Hubig Pie: 1 Greening 1 Blue and Gold 1 Scarlet Now if I could only come across an extra $5000, maybe a Hyacinth too.
	12:54pm Hubig Pie: Greenwng. And a real teddy bear
	🦇 12:54pm Julie: My father has a greenwing, and I think the other is blue and gold but I don't remember. We had three now we have two because they picked on the one. The green wing is SO BIG
	12:56pm Hubig Pie: I stole my screen name from my green wing
	🦇 1:07pm Julie: Bongos!
	🦇 1:20pm listener james from westwood: Got that Adagio in G thang going!
	🦇 1:26pm Phillippe Bastille: Nice. Likin' this Gold Lake
	🦇 1:28pm listener james from westwood: Scott!!
	🦇 1:52pm Phillippe Bastille: You and SheilaB be the movin'-est people ever...
	🦇 1:56pm Julie: is that a good thing? I hope so.
	🦇 1:58pm CHUCK ROAST: Speaking of the Grammys, how about Tyler, the creator's performance. I was oddly moved by it.
	🦇 1:58pm Phillippe Bastille: Neutral I guess. Good because moving relatively frequently keeps you agile and not ruled by your posessions, but damn, it can be stressful
	🦇 1:59pm Julie: oh THAT kind of moving. I thought it was something to do with the music. Yep, hopefully when I finally finish this move it will be the last one for a while.
	🦇 2:00pm Julie: @chuck my friend who was there said it was even more amazing live.
	🦇 2:00pm listener james from westwood: Lou hitting too close to the mark on the liver lyric.
	2:00pm βrian: The woman I bought my house from had lived there for 48 years.
	🦇 2:01pm Julie: Wow.
	2:01pm northguineahills: I was surprised that Tyler the Creator was even nominated, I saw him accept his award as my sis-in-law put on the tv (don't follow the grammys). I remember seeing Tyler w/ maybe 70 some people at that Vans place in Greenpoint years ago....
	2:02pm doctorjazz: Hi. Lou Reed is another of those artists who'll get me on the boards.
	🦇 2:02pm Julie: I'm more puzzled by DJ Khalid who just seems to shout his name
	🦇 2:02pm Julie: heya Dr Jazz!
	2:04pm βrian: There's killing time and then there's just toying around with it, like a bored cat.
	2:04pm Mr Nobody: Oh man. I never get tired of Pink Floyd. I still remember the first time I heard them. Like you, The Wall was the first album I was introduced to. I still fondly think back to spending time with my aunt an uncle as a kid. They had a room full of shelves and boxes with hundreds of records. There is no doubt that my eclectic taste in music and appreciation for genres no one my age appreciated was directly from spending time with them listening to albums with them.
	🦇 2:06pm Julie: wow, that is really nice. The most interesting thing my folks had was Peter Paul & Mary. At least my sisters had some Three Dog Night and Steppenwolf.
	2:07pm Mr Nobody: I think this is one of several reasons why I enjoy tuning in here. My aunt Julie is where I really feel my love of music began. How appropriate I tune in to listen to another Julie to further my tastes and appreciation of music.
	🦇 2:09pm Julie: hurray for cool aunts!
	2:09pm WR: Oh no! Dorothy has nodded out in the field of poppies! Where some snow she can snort to get her up?
	2:09pm Rich in Washington: My earliest preteen memories of music involved going to relative's houses - parties, etc., and just listening to their records on headphones. So much more interesting than the records we had at our house.
	🦇 2:10pm listener james from westwood: Mom was too late to easily run out to the West Coast and hear bands like Airplane and the Doors live, but I know she wished she had. She had Surrealistic Pillow and Santana's Abraxas vinyls alongside the cast recordings for classic Broadway shows.
	2:10pm doctorjazz: My parents had The Barry Sisters and Tony Orlando and Dawn Knock Three Times.
	🦇 2:10pm Julie: hiya WR!
	🦇 2:12pm listener james from westwood: She definitely would've dug this show. She also loved film soundtracks; she'd have dug Morricone Island, too!
	🦇 2:12pm Julie: yeah my folks had a lot of Streisand, Trini Lopez and things like the soundtrack to Exodus. They were born in the 30s. Not so hip.
	2:14pm Hubig Pie: Me mum and dad had Harry Belefonte, Al Hirt and The Limelighters on reel to reel tape. Yay Nick Drake and Tumbleweed Connection gets my vote for best EJ disc
	2:14pm spodiodi: it's fun trying to remember
	🦇 2:14pm Julie: Interesting! I have trouble connecting with that one, it's got so much C&W inspired stuff. (kinda like me and Muswell Hillbillies). I'm trying to give it some more attention.
	2:15pm βrian: Herb Alpert. And a Time-Life compilation on the history of classical music.
	🦇 2:16pm Julie: oh yes of course! They had whipped cream and other delights. I would dance around the living room to that stuff.
	2:17pm Hubig Pie: Tumbleweed Connection also has the entire soundtrack to Dog Day Afternoon
	2:17pm Mr Nobody: I'm not sure if my aunt was ever able to tune in to your show. I believe I played her some while visiting not too far back. She did think it was pretty neat you had this show. Definitely music she enjoyed.
	🦇 2:19pm Julie: is there more than Amoreena? It's been a while since I've seen that.
	2:21pm Hubig Pie: I googled Opal and now I know why that sounded like Mazzy Star and yes Amoreena was the only music in DDA
	🦇 2:22pm Julie: i almost played Mazzy Star too and I was like, eh, that seems redundant.
	🦇 2:23pm Julie: that song escaped my notice for a long time until it was used so nicely in Rocketman
	2:23pm Funky16Corners: Hi Julie!
	🦇 2:23pm Julie: heya Funky16
	🦇 2:27pm listener james from westwood: I'll take groovy! Some days ya need it!
	2:31pm βrian: Yes, that and Arthur Treachers were national Fish & Chip franchises.
	2:31pm Mr Nobody: Definitely Long John Silver's down in Tejas
	🦇 2:32pm CHUCK ROAST: Long John Silver's....part of Yum foods.
	2:32pm WR: Yes about the fish featuring chain. I grew up in Texas and fish sticks was all we ever had except on rare vacation fishing trips
	2:34pm Funky16Corners: Testify! Coming up at 3PM Eastern - wfmu.org/playlists/shows/91121
	🦇 2:35pm Julie: oh yes arthur treachers. We also had a lot of steak from a place called Bonanza.
	2:37pm Funky16Corners: I have fond memories of a low-rent steakhouse chain called Mr. Steak.
	2:37pm βrian: And I think a place called Ponderosa was a spin-off.
	🦇 2:37pm Julie: and what part of the world was that in?
	2:38pm βrian: "I'll have what Hoss is having."
	2:38pm Funky16Corners: I love how Al rolled the R in “Puerto Ricans”
	2:38pm Hubig Pie: It was always "All you can eat" at The Sizzler
	🦇 2:39pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bonanza Sirloin Pit? Have not eaten there for quite a while.
	🦇 2:39pm listener james from westwood: Al Stewart always a treat!
	2:40pm Funky16Corners: Holy Mackerel! Such a good album!
	🦇 2:40pm Julie: I just love Paul so much
	2:42pm Funky16Corners: Me too, and this is an often overlooked chapter in his story.
	2:42pm βrian: And here I thought I was listening to Robyn Hitchcock.
	2:45pm Funky16Corners: This HMTB is great, new to me
	🦇 2:48pm Julie: I am going to try to end with a song today, Funky, I will try not to go over!
	2:49pm Funky16Corners: I haven’t thought of McFadden’s Parachute in years! He used to send me cassettes back when I did my zine.
	🦇 2:49pm Julie: thanks for listening everyone! stick around for Testify in a few, and I'll see ya next week!
	🦇 2:51pm Phillippe Bastille: In the Baltimore area we had a bunch of football players who opened up their own fast food franchises. Most were gone after a few years (Gino's, Ameche's), but one guy made enough that he bought his own football team (Jerry Richardson/Carolina Panthers)
	🦇 2:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Julie. I guess Anna Copa Cabanna's show for Australia was last night. I hope that went well.
	2:51pm βrian: Music for Carports. I like it.
	🦇 2:54pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks for the show, Julie!
	🦇 2:55pm CHUCK ROAST: T.T.F.N., Julie. Hear ya next week .
	🦇 2:55pm listener james from westwood: Love buying stuff on BC. Love rounding up to make the artist a bit more $. Anytime I see something for like $8 or $13, I'm like, let's make that an even amount. Many thanks, Julie! Safe travels!
	2:55pm spodiodi: thanks, Julie!
	2:56pm WR: Thank you for the tunes!
	🦇 2:56pm Julie: thanks everyone!
	🦇 2:57pm CHUCK ROAST: Spoke too soon. Guess I won't.
	🦇 2:57pm Julie: James that's wonderful!
	🦇 2:58pm Julie: im here next week!
	3:00pm Mr Nobody: Thank you Julie. Adios all.
	2:15am audiolog: Самозванцы (Samozvantsiy) - this is the russian word (ukrainian spelling Cамозванці). In english there will be approximately "impostors".

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from January 30, 2020

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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	New	Approx. start time
David Bowie	Unwashed And Somewhat Slightly Dazed	David Bowie	Mercury	1969			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Cher	I Walk On Guilded Splinters "I Walk On Guilded Splinters" by "Cher"	3614 Jackson Highway	ATCO	1969			0:07:44 (Pop-up)
Lush	Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep "Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep" by "Lush"	Chorus Box Set	4AD	2015			0:09:59 (Pop-up)
Jonny Polonsky	The Weeping Souls "The Weeping Souls" by "Jonny Polonsky"	Kingdom of Sleep	Jonny Polonsky	2020			0:12:33 (Pop-up)
Ousel	Choices "Choices" by "Ousel"	Ousel	Ousel	2020			0:16:28 (Pop-up)
Liela Moss	Wild as Fire "Wild as Fire" by "Liela Moss"	My Name Is Safe In Your Mouth	Bella Union	2018			0:21:09 (Pop-up)
Autodrone	Witness to a Ghost "Witness to a Ghost" by "Autodrone"	The Sea Is Killing Me	True Mother Records	2016			0:25:07 (Pop-up)
Max Sharam	Learning to Let Go "Learning to Let Go" by "Max Sharam"	A Million Year Girl	EastWest	1995			0:31:04 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Kinks	Phenomenal Cat (mono instrumental)						0:33:57 (Pop-up)
Billie EIlish	You Should See Me In a Crown	When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?	Interscope Records	2019			0:41:48 (Pop-up)
Ken Fury	Salt "Salt" by "Ken Fury"	Rain Over Clouds	Ken Fury	2020			0:43:59 (Pop-up)
6th Crowd	Самозванцы (Samozvantsiy)	Самозванцы (Samozvantsiy) Single	6th Crowd	2020			0:49:47 (Pop-up)
ThouShaltNot	We Could Have Flown Like Pollen	The White Beyond	Dancing Ferret Discs	2003			0:54:24 (Pop-up)
Depeche Mode	Love, In Itself "Love, In Itself" by "Depeche Mode"	Love, In Itself (Single)	Mute	1983			0:59:20 (Pop-up)
Niights	So Into You "So Into You" by "Niights"	Hellebores	Niights	2019			1:03:14 (Pop-up)
July	Crying is for Writers "Crying is for Writers" by "July"	July	Epic	1968			1:06:12 (Pop-up)
Danielle Dax	Muzzles "Muzzles" by "Danielle Dax"	Comatose-Non-Reaction:The Thwarted Pop Career of Danielle Dax	Biter Of Thorpe	1995			1:08:37 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Monkees	I'm A Believer (instrumental backing track)						1:19:07 (Pop-up)
Renaissance	Cold is Being "Cold is Being" by "Renaissance"	Turn of the Cards	Sire	1974			1:20:11 (Pop-up)
Gold Lake	Alpide Belt "Alpide Belt" by "Gold Lake"	Years	Gold Lake	2014			1:22:21 (Pop-up)
Scott Walker	Always Coming Back to You	Scott	Smash Records	1967			1:27:39 (Pop-up)
Kathy Smith	It's Taking So Long "It's Taking So Long" by "Kathy Smith"	2	Stormy Forest	1971			1:30:19 (Pop-up)
Mirabilis	The Vastness "The Vastness" by "Mirabilis"	Sub Rosa	Projekt	2008			1:35:11 (Pop-up)
Lanterns on the Lake	Secrets & Medicine	Spook the Herd	Bella Union	2020		*	1:38:16 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Careful With That Axe, Eugene	The Early Years 1968 Germin/ation	Pink Floyd Records	2016			1:43:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: David Ari Leon	Goodbye Blue Sky (instrumental)	A Piano Tribute To Pink Floyd					1:48:49 (Pop-up)
Soko	Being Sad is Not a Crime "Being Sad is Not a Crime" by "Soko"	Being Sad is Not a Crime	Babycat Records	2020			1:55:54 (Pop-up)
Lou Reed	Average Guy "Average Guy" by "Lou Reed"	The Blue Mask	RCA Victor	1982			1:58:42 (Pop-up)
The Stargazer Lilies	Let's Kill Time	Occabot	Rad Cult	2019			2:01:40 (Pop-up)
Jefferson Airplane	Aerie (Gang of Eagles)	Long John Silver	Grunt	1972			2:05:56 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Come Down in Time (Piano Demo)	Tumbleweed Connection (Deluxe)	Polydor	1970			2:09:40 (Pop-up)
Nick Drake	Place to Be "Place to Be" by "Nick Drake"	Pink Moon	Island Records	1972			2:13:05 (Pop-up)
Genesis	The Mystery of the Flannan Isle Lighthouse (demo)	Archive 1967-75	Atlantic	1998			2:15:39 (Pop-up)
Opal	Hear the Wind Blow "Hear the Wind Blow" by "Opal"	Early Recordings	Rough Trade	1989			2:18:26 (Pop-up)
Kevin Ayers	Shouting in a Bucket Blues	Bananamour	Harvest	1973			2:21:48 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Neal Hefti	Lord Love A Duck (instrumental)						2:25:05 (Pop-up)
Maheekats	When Lightning Strikes "When Lightning Strikes" by "Maheekats"	Songs from the Woods (remastered)	Maheekats	2016			2:33:14 (Pop-up)
Al Stewart	In Brooklyn "In Brooklyn" by "Al Stewart"	To Whom It May Concern...1966-1970	EMI	1993			2:36:24 (Pop-up)
The Holy Mackerel	The Golden Ghost of Love	The Holy Mackerel	Reprise	1968	featuring Paul Williams		2:39:58 (Pop-up)
Her Majesty the Baby	Resurrection	Mary	Nu Millennia Records	1996			2:42:45 (Pop-up)
McFadden's Parachute	The Blue Sky Sets Me Free	Living In the 4th Dimension	PeterFonda Records	2010			2:48:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Syd Barrett	Gigolo Aunt (loop) "Gigolo Aunt (loop)" by "Syd Barrett"						2:55:59 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Thank You For All of Your Loving						2:56:24 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🦇 11:59am listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Julie and all ye in Oz!
	🦇 12:01pm Julie: Hi there James! I think they may be sleeping in Oz.
	🦇 12:02pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy everyone!
	🦇 12:02pm Julie: hi there Phillippe!
	12:06pm Mr Nobody: Hey All!
	🦇 12:07pm Julie: Hi there Mr Nobody!
	12:09pm John from Florham park: Hello julie and fellow dark night listeners
	12:11pm βrian: The pure gravitas of Lush!
	🦇 12:11pm Julie: if ever there were a song perfect for me this is it
	🦇 12:12pm Julie: Howdy John and Brian
	12:12pm John from Florham park: Hey phillippe hiwdy
	🦇 12:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: Poppy music for sleeping amongst the poppies.
	🦇 12:14pm Julie: hi Ken!
	🦇 12:15pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey John! I hope you are staying warm today. Cold here. I should be out taking a walk but instead I'm sitting in the office eating potato chips and French onion dip...
	🦇 12:17pm Julie: That sounds pretty good, Phillippe.
	12:19pm John from Florham park: Inside too eating then take a nap while listening to some great tunage
	🦇 12:20pm Julie: Siesta!
	12:21pm John from Florham park: @Julue yes sounds good to me:) @KFHP howdy
	🦇 12:23pm CHUCK ROAST: Sorry to miss last week, Julie. I was indisposed. Caught it on the archives.
	🦇 12:24pm Julie: Hey it's nice that you listen whenever!
	🦇 12:24pm Phillippe Bastille: Love this Liela Moss, great production
	12:25pm John from Florham park: @Phillippe found that song on Spotify
	🦇 12:31pm Phillippe Bastille: @John I haven't used Spotify in years. Seriously, if I can't find something live to listen to on FMU or the streams I'm finding stuff on the archives. I've been really expanding my listening to beyond the melodic music and getting into the stuff Bryce, Jesse Kaminski, and others of that ilk play. Lotsa archives there to explore.
	12:34pm John from Florham park: @Phillippe so many archives so little time
	🦇 12:34pm CHUCK ROAST: @ Phillipe...I'm with you there. The possibilities are endless.
	🦇 12:34pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, JfFP. Happy Thursday!
	🦇 12:39pm listener james from westwood: In addition to Julie's show, Bryce and Jesse have great archives for editing and proofing. Also Donna, Jeff M., Bethany, Liz, and Fabio.
	🦇 12:39pm Phillippe Bastille: Funny story: I was in the kitchen the other day cooking and listening to a Neighbors Noise archive when my son brought his new girlfriend over -- I had only met her once. She started looking around the room for the source of the sounds, kind of perplexed. They had a nice little giggle on the way out of the kitchen as my son explained how weird his dad is.
	12:40pm Hubig Pie: Juile, I have three macaws and they love to dance
	12:40pm John from Florham park: @Phillippe ha ha
	12:41pm Mr Nobody: Aww your birdies don't get to listen live? Do you at least play them the archive later? lol
	🦇 12:42pm Julie: Hurray for Macaws!
	🦇 12:44pm Phillippe Bastille: Julie, can you run an aux line from your computer/tablet/phone to your stereo? They make adapters if the stereo doesn't have a dedicated aux jack that uses the smaller cables
	🦇 12:47pm Julie: Oh I know I can do it, it's just a lot of hassle when I'm leaving the house.
	🦇 12:47pm Julie: what color macaws? I'd like a mini macaw one day
	🦇 12:51pm Phillippe Bastille: Ah. I have an old phone that I have on my wireless network that I stream from. Can't make calls but can run the FMU app. And we all know, nobody needs anything more than the FMU app...
	12:52pm Hubig Pie: 1 Greening 1 Blue and Gold 1 Scarlet Now if I could only come across an extra $5000, maybe a Hyacinth too.
	12:54pm Hubig Pie: Greenwng. And a real teddy bear
	🦇 12:54pm Julie: My father has a greenwing, and I think the other is blue and gold but I don't remember. We had three now we have two because they picked on the one. The green wing is SO BIG
	12:56pm Hubig Pie: I stole my screen name from my green wing
	🦇 1:07pm Julie: Bongos!
	🦇 1:20pm listener james from westwood: Got that Adagio in G thang going!
	🦇 1:26pm Phillippe Bastille: Nice. Likin' this Gold Lake
	🦇 1:28pm listener james from westwood: Scott!!
	🦇 1:52pm Phillippe Bastille: You and SheilaB be the movin'-est people ever...
	🦇 1:56pm Julie: is that a good thing? I hope so.
	🦇 1:58pm CHUCK ROAST: Speaking of the Grammys, how about Tyler, the creator's performance. I was oddly moved by it.
	🦇 1:58pm Phillippe Bastille: Neutral I guess. Good because moving relatively frequently keeps you agile and not ruled by your posessions, but damn, it can be stressful
	🦇 1:59pm Julie: oh THAT kind of moving. I thought it was something to do with the music. Yep, hopefully when I finally finish this move it will be the last one for a while.
	🦇 2:00pm Julie: @chuck my friend who was there said it was even more amazing live.
	🦇 2:00pm listener james from westwood: Lou hitting too close to the mark on the liver lyric.
	2:00pm βrian: The woman I bought my house from had lived there for 48 years.
	🦇 2:01pm Julie: Wow.
	2:01pm northguineahills: I was surprised that Tyler the Creator was even nominated, I saw him accept his award as my sis-in-law put on the tv (don't follow the grammys). I remember seeing Tyler w/ maybe 70 some people at that Vans place in Greenpoint years ago....
	2:02pm doctorjazz: Hi. Lou Reed is another of those artists who'll get me on the boards.
	🦇 2:02pm Julie: I'm more puzzled by DJ Khalid who just seems to shout his name
	🦇 2:02pm Julie: heya Dr Jazz!
	2:04pm βrian: There's killing time and then there's just toying around with it, like a bored cat.
	2:04pm Mr Nobody: Oh man. I never get tired of Pink Floyd. I still remember the first time I heard them. Like you, The Wall was the first album I was introduced to. I still fondly think back to spending time with my aunt an uncle as a kid. They had a room full of shelves and boxes with hundreds of records. There is no doubt that my eclectic taste in music and appreciation for genres no one my age appreciated was directly from spending time with them listening to albums with them.
	🦇 2:06pm Julie: wow, that is really nice. The most interesting thing my folks had was Peter Paul & Mary. At least my sisters had some Three Dog Night and Steppenwolf.
	2:07pm Mr Nobody: I think this is one of several reasons why I enjoy tuning in here. My aunt Julie is where I really feel my love of music began. How appropriate I tune in to listen to another Julie to further my tastes and appreciation of music.
	🦇 2:09pm Julie: hurray for cool aunts!
	2:09pm WR: Oh no! Dorothy has nodded out in the field of poppies! Where some snow she can snort to get her up?
	2:09pm Rich in Washington: My earliest preteen memories of music involved going to relative's houses - parties, etc., and just listening to their records on headphones. So much more interesting than the records we had at our house.
	🦇 2:10pm listener james from westwood: Mom was too late to easily run out to the West Coast and hear bands like Airplane and the Doors live, but I know she wished she had. She had Surrealistic Pillow and Santana's Abraxas vinyls alongside the cast recordings for classic Broadway shows.
	2:10pm doctorjazz: My parents had The Barry Sisters and Tony Orlando and Dawn Knock Three Times.
	🦇 2:10pm Julie: hiya WR!
	🦇 2:12pm listener james from westwood: She definitely would've dug this show. She also loved film soundtracks; she'd have dug Morricone Island, too!
	🦇 2:12pm Julie: yeah my folks had a lot of Streisand, Trini Lopez and things like the soundtrack to Exodus. They were born in the 30s. Not so hip.
	2:14pm Hubig Pie: Me mum and dad had Harry Belefonte, Al Hirt and The Limelighters on reel to reel tape. Yay Nick Drake and Tumbleweed Connection gets my vote for best EJ disc
	2:14pm spodiodi: it's fun trying to remember
	🦇 2:14pm Julie: Interesting! I have trouble connecting with that one, it's got so much C&W inspired stuff. (kinda like me and Muswell Hillbillies). I'm trying to give it some more attention.
	2:15pm βrian: Herb Alpert. And a Time-Life compilation on the history of classical music.
	🦇 2:16pm Julie: oh yes of course! They had whipped cream and other delights. I would dance around the living room to that stuff.
	2:17pm Hubig Pie: Tumbleweed Connection also has the entire soundtrack to Dog Day Afternoon
	2:17pm Mr Nobody: I'm not sure if my aunt was ever able to tune in to your show. I believe I played her some while visiting not too far back. She did think it was pretty neat you had this show. Definitely music she enjoyed.
	🦇 2:19pm Julie: is there more than Amoreena? It's been a while since I've seen that.
	2:21pm Hubig Pie: I googled Opal and now I know why that sounded like Mazzy Star and yes Amoreena was the only music in DDA
	🦇 2:22pm Julie: i almost played Mazzy Star too and I was like, eh, that seems redundant.
	🦇 2:23pm Julie: that song escaped my notice for a long time until it was used so nicely in Rocketman
	2:23pm Funky16Corners: Hi Julie!
	🦇 2:23pm Julie: heya Funky16
	🦇 2:27pm listener james from westwood: I'll take groovy! Some days ya need it!
	2:31pm βrian: Yes, that and Arthur Treachers were national Fish & Chip franchises.
	2:31pm Mr Nobody: Definitely Long John Silver's down in Tejas
	🦇 2:32pm CHUCK ROAST: Long John Silver's....part of Yum foods.
	2:32pm WR: Yes about the fish featuring chain. I grew up in Texas and fish sticks was all we ever had except on rare vacation fishing trips
	2:34pm Funky16Corners: Testify! Coming up at 3PM Eastern - wfmu.org/playlists/shows/91121
	🦇 2:35pm Julie: oh yes arthur treachers. We also had a lot of steak from a place called Bonanza.
	2:37pm Funky16Corners: I have fond memories of a low-rent steakhouse chain called Mr. Steak.
	2:37pm βrian: And I think a place called Ponderosa was a spin-off.
	🦇 2:37pm Julie: and what part of the world was that in?
	2:38pm βrian: "I'll have what Hoss is having."
	2:38pm Funky16Corners: I love how Al rolled the R in “Puerto Ricans”
	2:38pm Hubig Pie: It was always "All you can eat" at The Sizzler
	🦇 2:39pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bonanza Sirloin Pit? Have not eaten there for quite a while.
	🦇 2:39pm listener james from westwood: Al Stewart always a treat!
	2:40pm Funky16Corners: Holy Mackerel! Such a good album!
	🦇 2:40pm Julie: I just love Paul so much
	2:42pm Funky16Corners: Me too, and this is an often overlooked chapter in his story.
	2:42pm βrian: And here I thought I was listening to Robyn Hitchcock.
	2:45pm Funky16Corners: This HMTB is great, new to me
	🦇 2:48pm Julie: I am going to try to end with a song today, Funky, I will try not to go over!
	2:49pm Funky16Corners: I haven’t thought of McFadden’s Parachute in years! He used to send me cassettes back when I did my zine.
	🦇 2:49pm Julie: thanks for listening everyone! stick around for Testify in a few, and I'll see ya next week!
	🦇 2:51pm Phillippe Bastille: In the Baltimore area we had a bunch of football players who opened up their own fast food franchises. Most were gone after a few years (Gino's, Ameche's), but one guy made enough that he bought his own football team (Jerry Richardson/Carolina Panthers)
	🦇 2:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Julie. I guess Anna Copa Cabanna's show for Australia was last night. I hope that went well.
	2:51pm βrian: Music for Carports. I like it.
	🦇 2:54pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks for the show, Julie!
	🦇 2:55pm CHUCK ROAST: T.T.F.N., Julie. Hear ya next week .
	🦇 2:55pm listener james from westwood: Love buying stuff on BC. Love rounding up to make the artist a bit more $. Anytime I see something for like $8 or $13, I'm like, let's make that an even amount. Many thanks, Julie! Safe travels!
	2:55pm spodiodi: thanks, Julie!
	2:56pm WR: Thank you for the tunes!
	🦇 2:56pm Julie: thanks everyone!
	🦇 2:57pm CHUCK ROAST: Spoke too soon. Guess I won't.
	🦇 2:57pm Julie: James that's wonderful!
	🦇 2:58pm Julie: im here next week!
	3:00pm Mr Nobody: Thank you Julie. Adios all.
	2:15am audiolog: Самозванцы (Samozvantsiy) - this is the russian word (ukrainian spelling Cамозванці). In english there will be approximately "impostors".

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from January 30, 2020

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