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

Listener comments!
	12:00pm Philippe bastille: Howdy
	🦇 12:00pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Julie and all!
	12:01pm Tome: a Big < HII > Julie !<>!
	12:01pm Irene Trudel: Yay Bowie and Julie!
	🦇 12:01pm Julie: hiya!
	🦇 12:01pm Handy Haversack: Julie! The Ensouled! Hi, friends! Hoo, ready for this today. What a week. What a [enormous time bolus].
	🦇 12:02pm Julie: hiya Tome Hi Irene Hi Handy!
	12:04pm Mark R.: Largely overlooked Bowie album (wrongfully).
	🦇 12:05pm Julie: hiya Mark!
	12:06pm Mark R.: Hiya Julie
	12:06pm Mark R.: Irene, I'm counting the hours!
	12:07pm Sylvia (France-NYC): Hi, Julie, Hi everybody
	12:07pm ParUbi: hey everyone!
	🦇 12:08pm Julie: hi Sylvia! Hiya Par!
	12:08pm Mark R.: Is that a picture of you as a little girl, Julie?
	12:08pm coelacanth∅: greetings Julie & all
	🦇 12:09pm Julie: haha no not this time
	🦇 12:09pm Julie: hiya coela!
	12:10pm coelacanth∅: bizarre and cool picture
	12:11pm Philippe bastille: Hey Coelho
	🦇 12:11pm Julie: hiya Phillippe!
	12:11pm Philippe bastille: (Autocorrected you coel)
	12:12pm coelacanth∅: hi Phillippe
	12:13pm Irene Trudel: @Mark R, thanks! Looking forward to joining the wonderful crew next Monday on Give the Drummer radio.
	12:13pm coelacanth∅: autocorrect never worked on me
	12:13pm ParUbi: First quarter of the moon tonight
	🦇 12:13pm Julie: I like bizarre and cool
	12:13pm Mr Nobody: Howdy All!
	🦇 12:13pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Greetings, Julie and WFMU pals. So glad to be here, so grateful for this entertaining refuge we share.
	🦇 12:14pm Julie: Hi mr nobody! Hi GST!
	🦇 12:14pm Handy Haversack: Is it ... that early Picasso of the like five little girls being super naughty?
	🦇 12:15pm Julie: No idea I picked it for the doll
	12:15pm Sylvia (France-NYC): omg, Julie!!!!! <3
	🦇 12:16pm Julie: a cover of my favorite joy division song ;)
	12:16pm coelacanth∅: the moon was gorgeous last night. ...the sky's gorgeous these days
	12:17pm Sylvia (France-NYC): ha! :)
	12:17pm ParUbi: Excellent cover!
	12:18pm Sylvia (France-NYC): thanks @ParUbi :)
	🦇 12:19pm Julie: yes that was our own Sylvia just now
	12:20pm Sylvia (France-NYC): I don't understand why so many people don't like the music from the 80s, it's both dark and makes you wanna dance, what's not to like?
	🦇 12:21pm Julie: That's interesting many people I know ONLY like music from the 80s. there's really great stuff from every era
	🦇 12:21pm Handy Haversack: Nice, Sylvia!
	12:23pm ParUbi: No argument here. I religiously listened to the Cure, Echo & the Bunnymen, etc. in the 80s
	12:24pm C.S.: There was a great cheesy 80s show that Meghan had done a while back and one listener had a nice comment on how clean-sounding the music was. You could hear every instrument without much in the way of noise. In the 90s when grunge was popular, there was a backlash against the 80s with people saying it was too corporate.
	12:24pm Sylvia (France-NYC): oh, I read somewhere that people can have a tendency of getting musically stuck at late teenagehood/early adulthood, maybe that's one of the reasons... Thank you @Handy Haversack
	🦇 12:25pm Handy Haversack: I have embarked on a process of mentally unsticking myself, musically speaking. There's this radio station that's really useful for such ...
	🦇 12:26pm Julie: hiya CS! Yes Sylvia, indeed.
	12:26pm Mark R: I think there's truth in that, Sylvia. Also, some people find the ubiquitousness of synthesizers troubling. For others, that's the attraction.
	12:27pm C.S.: As much as a love the 80s, I very rarely listen to 80s music because college radio has my heart. Always looking for something new to listen to...even if it's old but I haven't heard it before.
	12:27pm Marie: I find a lot of Julie's tunage to be emotional and romantic, which I love. Hi all!
	🦇 12:27pm Julie: hi Marie!
	12:28pm Marie: Hey Julie! :>)
	🦇 12:28pm Julie: marie is my middle name :D
	12:29pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @Mark R yeah, synths can really be polarizing
	12:31pm Mark R: David Bowie said in the 70s, people like Eno and himself didn't really read the manuals, they just started fooling around with them, and all these delicously weird sounds came out. By the 80s, I think a lot of keyboard players had figures out how to play synths "correctly." A lot of times, it was just adding a texture, a part that maybe in the old days might have been played by strings.
	🦇 12:31pm Ken From Hyde Park: It was a dark and stormy day. ... Greetings, souls.
	12:31pm C.S.: Hi, Julie. @ Sylvia The ex-hippie at our college radio station calles 80s music Reagan Rock just to be insulting. Don't think Reagan would have ever listened to the stuff.
	12:33pm Irene Trudel: Your vocal level sounds good Julie. Just curious, what kind of mic have you upgraded to?
	12:34pm Mark R: I believe that was the first time I heard Men at Work on FMU.
	12:34pm Marie: @Julie--mm hm, it seems to be a common middle name in the US of A
	🦇 12:34pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): WFMU has completely unstuck me from any musical attachments. Freeform for the deform!
	12:34pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @C.S. Reagan Rock?! insult is working very well :-D
	12:35pm Marie: @Granny--ha-I love it!
	12:35pm ParUbi ¤¤¤¤: And Sylvia’s Tremosphere is on Bandcamp! Hint hint, tomorrow’s sale
	12:36pm Mary Wing: Hi Julie and darknighters! A commenter posted this article on my playlist a few weeks ago, on why we should explore new music, which begins with this line: "Our brains reward us for seeking out what we already know. So why should we reach to listen to something we don’t?" I thought it was a good read. https://pitchfork.com/features/article/listen-to-music/?utm_source=pocket-newtab
	12:36pm Mark R: I KNEW you meant "only"
	🦇 12:36pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Irene. Congrats on joining the Drummer Squad (Mondays noon - 3 ET). Also: Ding!
	12:37pm ParUbi ¤¤¤¤: Be open to new experiences and music— keep your creative mind alive!
	12:37pm C.S.: The past is a nice place to visit but I wouldn't want to live there. ;)
	12:37pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @Granny we may need a wfmu tshirt with that!
	12:37pm Marie: Irene!!!!!!
	12:38pm Irene Trudel: Aww, you're too kind, Julie! I'm "glappy" too!!!
	🦇 12:38pm Handy Haversack: Hi, Mary Wing! I think maybe Phillippe posted that article?
	12:39pm Mary Wing: I thought it was Phillippe or you, Handy. :-)
	12:39pm Mr Nobody: What do you clap if you are glappy and you know it?
	12:39pm Marie: I am hitting a wall this week too. Comedy is helping and not reading/listening to the news as much
	🦇 12:41pm Handy Haversack: I slept as late today as I have since the last time I closed a bar, back when there were bars! I think I hit my limit for 12-hour workdays in a row. Just barely ticking over today.
	🦇 12:41pm Julie: Irene my mic now is a Manli.. I just bought it because it came with a stand. It's a USB mic but I am using it with phantom power
	🦇 12:41pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): @Sylvia: that would be amazing!
	🦇 12:42pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Handy: hope you can kick back and relax today, that sound rough.
	🦇 12:43pm Julie: i had a behringer mic but it was SUPER quiet
	12:43pm Irene Trudel: I recommend not listening to the the news a little as possible. It's helped my mental outlook a lot. Instead, I've been catching up on all the wonderful shows here that I didn't get to listen to during the work week.
	12:44pm Irene Trudel: Julie, I'm not familiar with that mic but I does sound really natural. Condensers are better in general. Good choice!
	🦇 12:46pm Julie: it's my 3rd one. I also had a dynamic one laying around that I used in between.
	🦇 12:47pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): of course Julie is using phantom power
	🦇 12:47pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, GST. I think my brain is too softened to do much else today! Working, but not working hard. And the sandwich I'm about to eat might knock me out!
	🦇 12:48pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Handy: enjoy! Nothing like Dagwood's medicine to help after a stressful work week <3
	🦇 12:49pm Julie: Dagwood Sandwich!!
	12:49pm Mary Wing: The mic stand is a freestanding tabletop one or a clip-on arm-thingy?
	🦇 12:49pm Julie: it's a table top one but I'm not using it because I have no table.
	🦇 12:51pm Julie: totally random choice www.amazon.com...
	🦇 12:51pm Julie: I don't use the filter I have a cover on it.
	12:52pm Mark R: Looks nice, Julie, and affordable, too!
	🦇 12:53pm Julie: I was surprised how good it sounds.
	12:54pm Mary Wing: I agree, you sounded very warm!
	12:59pm Tome: !,>>! oh oh yes !<> !
	12:59pm Sylvia (France-NYC): well... we may have something very soon regarding that Velvet Underground song, Julie (I'll DM you on Twitter if it's ok)
	🦇 12:59pm Julie: sure thing!
	🦇 1:03pm Handy Haversack: I don't know, there might be something wrong with me. But I take deep, deep comfort lately in hearing Nico's voice. Somehow, with Nico, everything is going to be OK.
	🦇 1:04pm Julie: it was definitely an acquired taste for me
	🦇 1:04pm listener james from westwood: Nico always welcome, with this lot of players and others!
	🦇 1:05pm Julie: I had the best of album and was trying to pick something different but I was like BUT NICO
	1:05pm Tome: when you think about ,, it .. 1966,,, Astonishing <.> !and fresh !<>!
	1:07pm Mark R: I think Nico's the Emperor's New Clothes. Discuss.
	1:09pm Sem: Hello, Julie, and greets, dark knights astride the Stream on a quest.
	1:09pm Tome: Nico It Was A Pleasure Then Options Chelsea Girl wfmu.org... < was hooked after hearing this one ,, wow , 9 years ago already <>
	1:10pm Hubig Pie: Well, I for one Alvvays enjoy dreamy female fronted indie pop
	🦇 1:10pm Julie: I feel like I did a Nico-centric show at some point, after I saw Tammy Faye Starlight's Nico show
	1:12pm ParUbi: Just got some stinging nettles for some soup
	🦇 1:13pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Carol King! That was my suggestion for a DNOTS opening artist! Maybe when Bowie runs out?! :)
	🦇 1:14pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): ParUbi: oooh, such a richly delicious and nutritious soup. MMMMmmmm
	🦇 1:14pm Handy Haversack: Because "w" is an import to French. There are no native French words with a "w."
	1:14pm ParUbi: It's so good, right? Such a seasonal treat
	🦇 1:18pm Julie: oh I didn't know that. That explains it.
	🦇 1:19pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): I hope i don't imagine the doll in that picture. It's a successfully creepy doll!
	🦇 1:20pm Julie: You can imagine any doll you like!
	🦇 1:22pm Julie: bed dancing!
	🦇 1:24pm Handy Haversack: I'm couch dancing in my mind. Physically I'm doing a new dance sensation called "the Slump."
	1:24pm doctorjazz: Hi Julie and folks, happy Thursday!
	🦇 1:24pm Julie: ah yes very familiar with that one! Hiya Dr Jazz!
	🦇 1:29pm Julie: ooh love this guitar break
	1:31pm Mary Wing: This ain't Waiting for the end of the world, though...
	1:32pm WR: I see I don't have to say hi, Bowie took care of that for us all at the start of the show today. Sipping herbal tisane sipping Dark Night of the Soul for few minutes before returning to that thing I do to pay the rent.
	🦇 1:32pm Julie: gotta love a misnamed mp3
	🦇 1:33pm Handy Haversack: We're not angry, Julie.
	🦇 1:33pm Julie: hiya WR!!
	1:42pm northguineahills: How have I not heard of the Rose Chronicles, very Cocateau Twins-esque....
	🦇 1:43pm listener james from westwood: love this Rose Chronicles . . . reminds me of someone I dated back then.
	🦇 1:43pm Julie: Kristy Thirsk?
	1:50pm doctorjazz: I do believe that's Costello's 1st album.
	1:55pm Hubig Pie: There is a great yoo toob of PF playing this on American Bandstand, with Dick Clark asking Syd what he has eaten since coming to USA
	🦇 1:55pm Julie: oooh will have to watch that
	🦇 1:56pm Julie: also hi Hubig!
	🦇 1:58pm Julie: I guess Mr Nobody didn't appreciate his weekly Floyd today
	1:58pm Hubig Pie: Iirc, he said cheeseburgers
	🦇 2:00pm Julie: tsk tsk cheese ruining a perfectly good hamburger
	2:01pm Photocopy Cha Cha: Hey! What a nice show today. Despite a headache, could not miss it (almost did due to having a nap).
	🦇 2:02pm Julie: hiya Cha Cha! It's a very upbeat show isn't it
	🦇 2:02pm Julie: so sorry about your head, I've had a lot of them this year
	🦇 2:04pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: A bit late to today's show but great, as ever, Julie and looking forward to hearing from the top once it's on the archive! Also, we concur - so delighted to hear of Irene's return to the air!
	🦇 2:05pm Julie: hiya Summer & Michael & Sylvia!
	2:07pm Photocopy Cha Cha: My headache's nothing, just lack of proper sleep. Thanks for the Killing Joke one, brought fond memories to my mind, bought the lp in question 24 years ago, around the time I had moved to my own place and had my first romantic relationship etc.
	🦇 2:08pm Handy Haversack: Glad to see you, Photocopy Cha Cha -- I was wondering where you were today!
	2:09pm fred: Hello Julie and all (taking a brief break from work, my eyes hurt)
	🦇 2:09pm Handy Haversack: Pretty different from "Dark Streets of London."
	🦇 2:09pm Julie: howdy Fred! how ya doing?
	2:10pm doctorjazz: Love the Ralph McTell version of this (original, I think), but this version is lovely!
	2:11pm fred: @Julie: way too much work, but that's better than being out of work (I do get paid)
	🦇 2:11pm Julie: @fred yes indeed!
	2:15pm fred: @Handy: latest gem from academia: students will be notified within two weeks of finals as how these will take place (maybe remotely, maybe at a location TBD). If they have a reason why they can't do that, they must tell admin more than two weeks in advance, with proof of why they can't comply with the arrangement
	2:15pm doctorjazz: Hi Fred! Out of work ("furlough") for April, but back on Monday, expect to be quote busy.
	🦇 2:16pm Handy Haversack: @fred: of course. Perfectly logical. "For more information, please reread."
	2:17pm Photocopy Cha Cha: @2:08 Handy Haversack: likewise. Had to listen the first hour eyes closed... Apples and Oranges was also nice, I told this already on big planet noise, but I remember taping the Pink Floyd early stuff comp Masters Of Rock in a listening room (or was it even some staff-only room) around nov.'94 assisted by a library worker who was very worried whilehelping me break the copyright laws (we did not, copying for one's own use is OK here): "you know, I'm not supposed to do this..." Those early singles were very hard to get then, besides the early singles disc of the shine on box set, masters of rock was the cheapest option AND it had that stereo version of apples and oranges, which was very rare then.
	2:18pm northguineahills: Going for an off-road biking excursion. Thanks, Julie!
	2:19pm Photocopy Cha Cha: @2:18 northguineahills: safe travels!
	🦇 2:19pm Julie: Have fun NGH thanks for stopping in!
	2:19pm fred: @doctorjazz: did you mean "quote" as in "quite" or as in "quote-unquote"? Nicely ambiguous
	2:19pm C.S.: Many an adventure began with the phrase "you know, I'm not supposed to do this..."
	🦇 2:20pm Julie: was Masters of Rock on vinyl because I feel like I may have had that or something similar
	2:24pm Photocopy Cha Cha: @2:19 C.S.: exactly! @2:20 Julie: yes, especially easily available in europe but cheap in usa back in the day as well I presume? the price I eventually found the vinyl for sround '97 was not exactly astronomical if not so cheap either.
	2:31pm doctorjazz: NGH, have fun, jealous (but I only go off road occasionally
	2:33pm doctorjazz: Just my usual phone auto correct, Fred...but"nicely ambiguous" sounds better.
	2:36pm coelacanth∅: Pinkfloyd Cha Cha during the conversation a few nights ago i looked that album up, with hopes of having a valuable collector item in my possession and was disappointed. <$10. (usd) - just over $31. (usd) shipped here to the states. (www.discogs.com...) ...of course, that is quite affordable for some people.
	2:36pm Photocopy Cha Cha: a reason that masters of rock lp is a somehow useless now is the mono singles were rechanneled into stereo (this was a bit annoying to listen with headphones) minus apples and oranges which was true stereo. unless you have the original 45s (I wish I had!), the piper box does the job.
	🦇 2:37pm Julie: man I love that piper box
	2:37pm Funky16Corners: Hi Julie!
	2:37pm mmmmz: that's good track too
	🦇 2:37pm Julie: hiya Larry!
	2:38pm Photocopy Cha Cha: @2:36 coelacanth∅: pretty much the same price range I found mine for 22 years ago.
	2:39pm Photocopy Cha Cha: thanks for The Pleasure Fair Julie, I have never even heard of 'em.
	2:39pm mmmmz: that album was one of the best era of john farrar
	🦇 2:39pm Julie: oh yeah it's a good one!
	🦇 2:40pm Julie: you can thank Larry for that, I hadn't heard of them till him!
	2:41pm Funky16Corners: I’m glad you liked them, Julie!
	2:42pm Photocopy Cha Cha: @2:40 Julie: thanks Larry! but thanks to you Julie for playing that all the same.
	🦇 2:44pm Julie: hurray for hippie girl singers! wish I could make an ascii peace V
	2:45pm coelacanth∅: Cha Cha, i probably have listened to that album with headphones, but 30-40 years ago. i don't remember any weird sound issues, but my tastes may not have been very refined at that age. the album doesn't say anything about stereo or mono, and the wikipedia page (which is otherwise lacking) contradicts some of what you say, but mostly doesn't specify. did you determine that by listening?
	2:50pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Julie,
	2:50pm Funky16Corners: Wow! What’s this Ivy track from?
	🦇 2:51pm Julie: the album Guestroom
	🦇 2:51pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Julie! Hope that Bandcamp gift made it to you! Glad to be here today with you good folx!
	2:51pm Photocopy Cha Cha: @2:45 coelacanth∅: my memory is from 1994, I did not even know what fake stereo was, but I remember it sounded weird. the wikipedia article does not really contradict what I said, there was no mention of arnold layne, candy or see emily play rechanneled, but I seem to remember they were. A pity my stereo amp's headphones socket is broken so I can't check it.
	🦇 2:52pm Julie: @handy it did, thank you so much!
	2:52pm Funky16Corners: One I don’t have. Didn’t know they covered Steely Dan.
	2:52pm coelacanth∅: one of the best steely songs, in my opinion and a good cover
	🦇 2:52pm Handy Haversack: Great, Julie -- hope you enjoy!
	2:53pm C.S.: At least someone is making the most of it. Thought this was a funny story: www.msn.com...
	2:54pm coelacanth∅: ...and i have a turntable issue that prevents me from listening to records now. - it'll have to remain a mystery for now!
	2:55pm Sylvia (France-NYC): great 3h, have a nice day/evening everyone
	2:56pm Funky16Corners: Julie - Flowerpot Men covering a group called the Californians, circa 1968
	2:56pm Go2Kay: Great show start to finish. Thanks Julie!
	2:57pm coelacanth∅: -oh, when i said it contradicts i mean paintbox, but also that it only mentions one song being reprocessed. some might assume that if others were they too would be mentioned...but anyone can write a wikipedia article -so, no!
	🦇 2:58pm Julie: thanks everyone see ya next week!
	🦇 2:59pm Julie: bed air guitar?
	2:59pm ParUbi: Thanks, Julie!
	2:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Julie! take care
	🦇 2:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Julie. Darkest of weeks to you!
	2:59pm coelacanth∅: ...desk drums
	🦇 2:59pm Julie: yes that's the way! drum that desk
	3:00pm fred: Thanks Julie
	3:00pm Photocopy Cha Cha: @2:57 coelacanth∅: paintbox is in stereo, if I remember right as wll as the lp tracks. this brings me back! hendrix, doors and reading peanuts in english (i was learning.... slowly) kept me from going nuts as an 8-year old. thanks for this julie, what a great show once more. take care everyone
	3:00pm coelacanth∅: i built this desk. it's strong and ugly. made for drumming!
	11:27am Bob from Millburn: Thanks, Julie.

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

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April 30, 2020: Breakable

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
David Bowie	Everyone Says 'Hi' "Everyone Says 'Hi'" by "David Bowie"	Heathen	2002		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Someday	Shelters "Shelters" by "Someday"	This Doesn't Exist	2017		0:04:50 (Pop-up)
The Future	Blank Clocks "Blank Clocks" by "The Future"	The Golden Hour Of The Future: Recordings by the Future and the Human League	2002		0:07:44 (Pop-up)
Tiramist	The Questions of Melody "The Questions of Melody" by "Tiramist"	For Your Ears Only	2016		0:10:59 (Pop-up)
Tremosphere	She's Lost Control "She's Lost Control" by "Tremosphere"	She's Lost Control	2019		0:15:49 (Pop-up)
Killing Joke	Darkness Before Dawn	Night Time	1985		0:19:17 (Pop-up)
The House of Love	Love in a Car "Love in a Car" by "The House of Love"	The House of Love	1988		0:24:39 (Pop-up)
Men at Work	Helpless Automaton "Helpless Automaton" by "Men at Work"	Business as Usual	1981		0:28:26 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Electric Cokernut	Jeepster (instrumental)				0:31:54 (Pop-up)
Amy Studt	Seconds Away "Seconds Away" by "Amy Studt"	False Smiles	2003		0:40:55 (Pop-up)
Lights That Change	Blue Star "Blue Star" by "Lights That Change"	Byzantium	2016		0:44:15 (Pop-up)
Glass Hammer	Melancholy Holiday "Melancholy Holiday" by "Glass Hammer"	Chronomonaut	2018		0:47:31 (Pop-up)
Forever Fatale	Ultrasonic "Ultrasonic" by "Forever Fatale"	ORh	2018		0:51:48 (Pop-up)
Two Loons for Tea	Looking for Landmarks	Looking for Landmarks	2002		0:54:08 (Pop-up)
The Velvet Underground	All Tomorrrow's Parties	The Best of the Velvet Underground	1966		0:58:41 (Pop-up)
Blancmange	White Circle, Black Hole	Wanderlust	2018		1:04:42 (Pop-up)
Alvvays	Atop a Cake "Atop a Cake" by "Alvvays"	Alvvays	2013		1:09:15 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Monkees	Pleasant Valley Sunday (Instrumental backing track)				1:12:36 (Pop-up)
Jullan	Imaginary Doll "Imaginary Doll" by "Jullan"	Imaginary Doll	1984		1:18:18 (Pop-up)
The Chubbies	Girl Noise "Girl Noise" by "The Chubbies"	I'm The King	1995		1:21:42 (Pop-up)
The Clash	Death or Glory "Death or Glory" by "The Clash"	London Calling	1979		1:23:52 (Pop-up)
The Dishrags	All the Pain "All the Pain" by "The Dishrags"	Love/Hate	1997	recorded 1980	1:27:39 (Pop-up)
Elvis Costello	I'm Not Angry "I'm Not Angry" by "Elvis Costello"	My Aim is True	1977		1:31:19 (Pop-up)
Vesuvia	Rosalia "Rosalia" by "Vesuvia"	De Profundis - Brazilian Darkwave Collection	2000		1:33:56 (Pop-up)
Vigilante Margarita	Voy "Voy" by "Vigilante Margarita"	Vigilante Margarita	2013		1:37:48 (Pop-up)
Rose Chronicles	Brick and Glue "Brick and Glue" by "Rose Chronicles"	Shiver	1993		1:41:11 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jherek Bischoff	Life on Mars? (instrumental)				1:46:29 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Apples and Oranges (Stereo Version)	Piper at the Gates of Dawn 3-cd set	1967		1:54:13 (Pop-up)
28th Day	Lost "Lost" by "28th Day"	28th Day	1985		1:56:37 (Pop-up)
The Like	Narcissus In A Red Dress	Release Me	2010		1:59:58 (Pop-up)
The Pleasure Fair	Morning Glory Days	The Pleasure Fair	1967		2:03:35 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Here's To the Next Time	Rare Masters	1968	b-side of EJ's first single	2:06:03 (Pop-up)
Mary Hopkin	Streets of London "Streets of London" by "Mary Hopkin"	Earth Song/Ocean Song	1971		2:09:10 (Pop-up)
Natasha Lea Jones	Hidden Treasures	The Morning After	2003		2:13:35 (Pop-up)
Electric Light Orchestra	It's Over	Out of the Blue	1977		2:17:43 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Music Box	Have You Never Been Mellow				2:21:52 (Pop-up)
Queen	Keep Yourself Alive (Live at the Rainbow)	Live at the Rainbow '74	2014		2:30:58 (Pop-up)
Flowerpot Men	Cooks of Cake and Kindness	The Very Best of The Flowerpot Men	1997	from 1970 maybe?	2:34:06 (Pop-up)
Olivia Newton-John	Don't Throw it All Away	Come On Over	1976		2:36:51 (Pop-up)
Genesis	In the Wilderness "In the Wilderness" by "Genesis"	From Genesis To Revelation	1969		2:39:41 (Pop-up)
Janis Ian	In the Winter "In the Winter" by "Janis Ian"	Between the Lines	1975		2:43:08 (Pop-up)
Nova Nova	Bewildered "Bewildered" by "Nova Nova"	La Chanson De Roland	1999		2:45:34 (Pop-up)
Ivy	Only a Fool Would Say That "Only a Fool Would Say That" by "Ivy"	Guestroom	2002		2:50:02 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Syd Barrett	Gigolo Aunt (loop) "Gigolo Aunt (loop)" by "Syd Barrett"				2:53:10 (Pop-up)
Jimi Hendrix Experience	Manic Depression	Are You Experienced?	1967		2:58:27 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm Philippe bastille: Howdy
	🦇 12:00pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Julie and all!
	12:01pm Tome: a Big < HII > Julie !<>!
	12:01pm Irene Trudel: Yay Bowie and Julie!
	🦇 12:01pm Julie: hiya!
	🦇 12:01pm Handy Haversack: Julie! The Ensouled! Hi, friends! Hoo, ready for this today. What a week. What a [enormous time bolus].
	🦇 12:02pm Julie: hiya Tome Hi Irene Hi Handy!
	12:04pm Mark R.: Largely overlooked Bowie album (wrongfully).
	🦇 12:05pm Julie: hiya Mark!
	12:06pm Mark R.: Hiya Julie
	12:06pm Mark R.: Irene, I'm counting the hours!
	12:07pm Sylvia (France-NYC): Hi, Julie, Hi everybody
	12:07pm ParUbi: hey everyone!
	🦇 12:08pm Julie: hi Sylvia! Hiya Par!
	12:08pm Mark R.: Is that a picture of you as a little girl, Julie?
	12:08pm coelacanth∅: greetings Julie & all
	🦇 12:09pm Julie: haha no not this time
	🦇 12:09pm Julie: hiya coela!
	12:10pm coelacanth∅: bizarre and cool picture
	12:11pm Philippe bastille: Hey Coelho
	🦇 12:11pm Julie: hiya Phillippe!
	12:11pm Philippe bastille: (Autocorrected you coel)
	12:12pm coelacanth∅: hi Phillippe
	12:13pm Irene Trudel: @Mark R, thanks! Looking forward to joining the wonderful crew next Monday on Give the Drummer radio.
	12:13pm coelacanth∅: autocorrect never worked on me
	12:13pm ParUbi: First quarter of the moon tonight
	🦇 12:13pm Julie: I like bizarre and cool
	12:13pm Mr Nobody: Howdy All!
	🦇 12:13pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Greetings, Julie and WFMU pals. So glad to be here, so grateful for this entertaining refuge we share.
	🦇 12:14pm Julie: Hi mr nobody! Hi GST!
	🦇 12:14pm Handy Haversack: Is it ... that early Picasso of the like five little girls being super naughty?
	🦇 12:15pm Julie: No idea I picked it for the doll
	12:15pm Sylvia (France-NYC): omg, Julie!!!!! <3
	🦇 12:16pm Julie: a cover of my favorite joy division song ;)
	12:16pm coelacanth∅: the moon was gorgeous last night. ...the sky's gorgeous these days
	12:17pm Sylvia (France-NYC): ha! :)
	12:17pm ParUbi: Excellent cover!
	12:18pm Sylvia (France-NYC): thanks @ParUbi :)
	🦇 12:19pm Julie: yes that was our own Sylvia just now
	12:20pm Sylvia (France-NYC): I don't understand why so many people don't like the music from the 80s, it's both dark and makes you wanna dance, what's not to like?
	🦇 12:21pm Julie: That's interesting many people I know ONLY like music from the 80s. there's really great stuff from every era
	🦇 12:21pm Handy Haversack: Nice, Sylvia!
	12:23pm ParUbi: No argument here. I religiously listened to the Cure, Echo & the Bunnymen, etc. in the 80s
	12:24pm C.S.: There was a great cheesy 80s show that Meghan had done a while back and one listener had a nice comment on how clean-sounding the music was. You could hear every instrument without much in the way of noise. In the 90s when grunge was popular, there was a backlash against the 80s with people saying it was too corporate.
	12:24pm Sylvia (France-NYC): oh, I read somewhere that people can have a tendency of getting musically stuck at late teenagehood/early adulthood, maybe that's one of the reasons... Thank you @Handy Haversack
	🦇 12:25pm Handy Haversack: I have embarked on a process of mentally unsticking myself, musically speaking. There's this radio station that's really useful for such ...
	🦇 12:26pm Julie: hiya CS! Yes Sylvia, indeed.
	12:26pm Mark R: I think there's truth in that, Sylvia. Also, some people find the ubiquitousness of synthesizers troubling. For others, that's the attraction.
	12:27pm C.S.: As much as a love the 80s, I very rarely listen to 80s music because college radio has my heart. Always looking for something new to listen to...even if it's old but I haven't heard it before.
	12:27pm Marie: I find a lot of Julie's tunage to be emotional and romantic, which I love. Hi all!
	🦇 12:27pm Julie: hi Marie!
	12:28pm Marie: Hey Julie! :>)
	🦇 12:28pm Julie: marie is my middle name :D
	12:29pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @Mark R yeah, synths can really be polarizing
	12:31pm Mark R: David Bowie said in the 70s, people like Eno and himself didn't really read the manuals, they just started fooling around with them, and all these delicously weird sounds came out. By the 80s, I think a lot of keyboard players had figures out how to play synths "correctly." A lot of times, it was just adding a texture, a part that maybe in the old days might have been played by strings.
	🦇 12:31pm Ken From Hyde Park: It was a dark and stormy day. ... Greetings, souls.
	12:31pm C.S.: Hi, Julie. @ Sylvia The ex-hippie at our college radio station calles 80s music Reagan Rock just to be insulting. Don't think Reagan would have ever listened to the stuff.
	12:33pm Irene Trudel: Your vocal level sounds good Julie. Just curious, what kind of mic have you upgraded to?
	12:34pm Mark R: I believe that was the first time I heard Men at Work on FMU.
	12:34pm Marie: @Julie--mm hm, it seems to be a common middle name in the US of A
	🦇 12:34pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): WFMU has completely unstuck me from any musical attachments. Freeform for the deform!
	12:34pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @C.S. Reagan Rock?! insult is working very well :-D
	12:35pm Marie: @Granny--ha-I love it!
	12:35pm ParUbi ¤¤¤¤: And Sylvia’s Tremosphere is on Bandcamp! Hint hint, tomorrow’s sale
	12:36pm Mary Wing: Hi Julie and darknighters! A commenter posted this article on my playlist a few weeks ago, on why we should explore new music, which begins with this line: "Our brains reward us for seeking out what we already know. So why should we reach to listen to something we don’t?" I thought it was a good read. https://pitchfork.com/features/article/listen-to-music/?utm_source=pocket-newtab
	12:36pm Mark R: I KNEW you meant "only"
	🦇 12:36pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Irene. Congrats on joining the Drummer Squad (Mondays noon - 3 ET). Also: Ding!
	12:37pm ParUbi ¤¤¤¤: Be open to new experiences and music— keep your creative mind alive!
	12:37pm C.S.: The past is a nice place to visit but I wouldn't want to live there. ;)
	12:37pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @Granny we may need a wfmu tshirt with that!
	12:37pm Marie: Irene!!!!!!
	12:38pm Irene Trudel: Aww, you're too kind, Julie! I'm "glappy" too!!!
	🦇 12:38pm Handy Haversack: Hi, Mary Wing! I think maybe Phillippe posted that article?
	12:39pm Mary Wing: I thought it was Phillippe or you, Handy. :-)
	12:39pm Mr Nobody: What do you clap if you are glappy and you know it?
	12:39pm Marie: I am hitting a wall this week too. Comedy is helping and not reading/listening to the news as much
	🦇 12:41pm Handy Haversack: I slept as late today as I have since the last time I closed a bar, back when there were bars! I think I hit my limit for 12-hour workdays in a row. Just barely ticking over today.
	🦇 12:41pm Julie: Irene my mic now is a Manli.. I just bought it because it came with a stand. It's a USB mic but I am using it with phantom power
	🦇 12:41pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): @Sylvia: that would be amazing!
	🦇 12:42pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Handy: hope you can kick back and relax today, that sound rough.
	🦇 12:43pm Julie: i had a behringer mic but it was SUPER quiet
	12:43pm Irene Trudel: I recommend not listening to the the news a little as possible. It's helped my mental outlook a lot. Instead, I've been catching up on all the wonderful shows here that I didn't get to listen to during the work week.
	12:44pm Irene Trudel: Julie, I'm not familiar with that mic but I does sound really natural. Condensers are better in general. Good choice!
	🦇 12:46pm Julie: it's my 3rd one. I also had a dynamic one laying around that I used in between.
	🦇 12:47pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): of course Julie is using phantom power
	🦇 12:47pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, GST. I think my brain is too softened to do much else today! Working, but not working hard. And the sandwich I'm about to eat might knock me out!
	🦇 12:48pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Handy: enjoy! Nothing like Dagwood's medicine to help after a stressful work week <3
	🦇 12:49pm Julie: Dagwood Sandwich!!
	12:49pm Mary Wing: The mic stand is a freestanding tabletop one or a clip-on arm-thingy?
	🦇 12:49pm Julie: it's a table top one but I'm not using it because I have no table.
	🦇 12:51pm Julie: totally random choice www.amazon.com...
	🦇 12:51pm Julie: I don't use the filter I have a cover on it.
	12:52pm Mark R: Looks nice, Julie, and affordable, too!
	🦇 12:53pm Julie: I was surprised how good it sounds.
	12:54pm Mary Wing: I agree, you sounded very warm!
	12:59pm Tome: !,>>! oh oh yes !<> !
	12:59pm Sylvia (France-NYC): well... we may have something very soon regarding that Velvet Underground song, Julie (I'll DM you on Twitter if it's ok)
	🦇 12:59pm Julie: sure thing!
	🦇 1:03pm Handy Haversack: I don't know, there might be something wrong with me. But I take deep, deep comfort lately in hearing Nico's voice. Somehow, with Nico, everything is going to be OK.
	🦇 1:04pm Julie: it was definitely an acquired taste for me
	🦇 1:04pm listener james from westwood: Nico always welcome, with this lot of players and others!
	🦇 1:05pm Julie: I had the best of album and was trying to pick something different but I was like BUT NICO
	1:05pm Tome: when you think about ,, it .. 1966,,, Astonishing <.> !and fresh !<>!
	1:07pm Mark R: I think Nico's the Emperor's New Clothes. Discuss.
	1:09pm Sem: Hello, Julie, and greets, dark knights astride the Stream on a quest.
	1:09pm Tome: Nico It Was A Pleasure Then Options Chelsea Girl wfmu.org... < was hooked after hearing this one ,, wow , 9 years ago already <>
	1:10pm Hubig Pie: Well, I for one Alvvays enjoy dreamy female fronted indie pop
	🦇 1:10pm Julie: I feel like I did a Nico-centric show at some point, after I saw Tammy Faye Starlight's Nico show
	1:12pm ParUbi: Just got some stinging nettles for some soup
	🦇 1:13pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Carol King! That was my suggestion for a DNOTS opening artist! Maybe when Bowie runs out?! :)
	🦇 1:14pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): ParUbi: oooh, such a richly delicious and nutritious soup. MMMMmmmm
	🦇 1:14pm Handy Haversack: Because "w" is an import to French. There are no native French words with a "w."
	1:14pm ParUbi: It's so good, right? Such a seasonal treat
	🦇 1:18pm Julie: oh I didn't know that. That explains it.
	🦇 1:19pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): I hope i don't imagine the doll in that picture. It's a successfully creepy doll!
	🦇 1:20pm Julie: You can imagine any doll you like!
	🦇 1:22pm Julie: bed dancing!
	🦇 1:24pm Handy Haversack: I'm couch dancing in my mind. Physically I'm doing a new dance sensation called "the Slump."
	1:24pm doctorjazz: Hi Julie and folks, happy Thursday!
	🦇 1:24pm Julie: ah yes very familiar with that one! Hiya Dr Jazz!
	🦇 1:29pm Julie: ooh love this guitar break
	1:31pm Mary Wing: This ain't Waiting for the end of the world, though...
	1:32pm WR: I see I don't have to say hi, Bowie took care of that for us all at the start of the show today. Sipping herbal tisane sipping Dark Night of the Soul for few minutes before returning to that thing I do to pay the rent.
	🦇 1:32pm Julie: gotta love a misnamed mp3
	🦇 1:33pm Handy Haversack: We're not angry, Julie.
	🦇 1:33pm Julie: hiya WR!!
	1:42pm northguineahills: How have I not heard of the Rose Chronicles, very Cocateau Twins-esque....
	🦇 1:43pm listener james from westwood: love this Rose Chronicles . . . reminds me of someone I dated back then.
	🦇 1:43pm Julie: Kristy Thirsk?
	1:50pm doctorjazz: I do believe that's Costello's 1st album.
	1:55pm Hubig Pie: There is a great yoo toob of PF playing this on American Bandstand, with Dick Clark asking Syd what he has eaten since coming to USA
	🦇 1:55pm Julie: oooh will have to watch that
	🦇 1:56pm Julie: also hi Hubig!
	🦇 1:58pm Julie: I guess Mr Nobody didn't appreciate his weekly Floyd today
	1:58pm Hubig Pie: Iirc, he said cheeseburgers
	🦇 2:00pm Julie: tsk tsk cheese ruining a perfectly good hamburger
	2:01pm Photocopy Cha Cha: Hey! What a nice show today. Despite a headache, could not miss it (almost did due to having a nap).
	🦇 2:02pm Julie: hiya Cha Cha! It's a very upbeat show isn't it
	🦇 2:02pm Julie: so sorry about your head, I've had a lot of them this year
	🦇 2:04pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: A bit late to today's show but great, as ever, Julie and looking forward to hearing from the top once it's on the archive! Also, we concur - so delighted to hear of Irene's return to the air!
	🦇 2:05pm Julie: hiya Summer & Michael & Sylvia!
	2:07pm Photocopy Cha Cha: My headache's nothing, just lack of proper sleep. Thanks for the Killing Joke one, brought fond memories to my mind, bought the lp in question 24 years ago, around the time I had moved to my own place and had my first romantic relationship etc.
	🦇 2:08pm Handy Haversack: Glad to see you, Photocopy Cha Cha -- I was wondering where you were today!
	2:09pm fred: Hello Julie and all (taking a brief break from work, my eyes hurt)
	🦇 2:09pm Handy Haversack: Pretty different from "Dark Streets of London."
	🦇 2:09pm Julie: howdy Fred! how ya doing?
	2:10pm doctorjazz: Love the Ralph McTell version of this (original, I think), but this version is lovely!
	2:11pm fred: @Julie: way too much work, but that's better than being out of work (I do get paid)
	🦇 2:11pm Julie: @fred yes indeed!
	2:15pm fred: @Handy: latest gem from academia: students will be notified within two weeks of finals as how these will take place (maybe remotely, maybe at a location TBD). If they have a reason why they can't do that, they must tell admin more than two weeks in advance, with proof of why they can't comply with the arrangement
	2:15pm doctorjazz: Hi Fred! Out of work ("furlough") for April, but back on Monday, expect to be quote busy.
	🦇 2:16pm Handy Haversack: @fred: of course. Perfectly logical. "For more information, please reread."
	2:17pm Photocopy Cha Cha: @2:08 Handy Haversack: likewise. Had to listen the first hour eyes closed... Apples and Oranges was also nice, I told this already on big planet noise, but I remember taping the Pink Floyd early stuff comp Masters Of Rock in a listening room (or was it even some staff-only room) around nov.'94 assisted by a library worker who was very worried whilehelping me break the copyright laws (we did not, copying for one's own use is OK here): "you know, I'm not supposed to do this..." Those early singles were very hard to get then, besides the early singles disc of the shine on box set, masters of rock was the cheapest option AND it had that stereo version of apples and oranges, which was very rare then.
	2:18pm northguineahills: Going for an off-road biking excursion. Thanks, Julie!
	2:19pm Photocopy Cha Cha: @2:18 northguineahills: safe travels!
	🦇 2:19pm Julie: Have fun NGH thanks for stopping in!
	2:19pm fred: @doctorjazz: did you mean "quote" as in "quite" or as in "quote-unquote"? Nicely ambiguous
	2:19pm C.S.: Many an adventure began with the phrase "you know, I'm not supposed to do this..."
	🦇 2:20pm Julie: was Masters of Rock on vinyl because I feel like I may have had that or something similar
	2:24pm Photocopy Cha Cha: @2:19 C.S.: exactly! @2:20 Julie: yes, especially easily available in europe but cheap in usa back in the day as well I presume? the price I eventually found the vinyl for sround '97 was not exactly astronomical if not so cheap either.
	2:31pm doctorjazz: NGH, have fun, jealous (but I only go off road occasionally
	2:33pm doctorjazz: Just my usual phone auto correct, Fred...but"nicely ambiguous" sounds better.
	2:36pm coelacanth∅: Pinkfloyd Cha Cha during the conversation a few nights ago i looked that album up, with hopes of having a valuable collector item in my possession and was disappointed. <$10. (usd) - just over $31. (usd) shipped here to the states. (www.discogs.com...) ...of course, that is quite affordable for some people.
	2:36pm Photocopy Cha Cha: a reason that masters of rock lp is a somehow useless now is the mono singles were rechanneled into stereo (this was a bit annoying to listen with headphones) minus apples and oranges which was true stereo. unless you have the original 45s (I wish I had!), the piper box does the job.
	🦇 2:37pm Julie: man I love that piper box
	2:37pm Funky16Corners: Hi Julie!
	2:37pm mmmmz: that's good track too
	🦇 2:37pm Julie: hiya Larry!
	2:38pm Photocopy Cha Cha: @2:36 coelacanth∅: pretty much the same price range I found mine for 22 years ago.
	2:39pm Photocopy Cha Cha: thanks for The Pleasure Fair Julie, I have never even heard of 'em.
	2:39pm mmmmz: that album was one of the best era of john farrar
	🦇 2:39pm Julie: oh yeah it's a good one!
	🦇 2:40pm Julie: you can thank Larry for that, I hadn't heard of them till him!
	2:41pm Funky16Corners: I’m glad you liked them, Julie!
	2:42pm Photocopy Cha Cha: @2:40 Julie: thanks Larry! but thanks to you Julie for playing that all the same.
	🦇 2:44pm Julie: hurray for hippie girl singers! wish I could make an ascii peace V
	2:45pm coelacanth∅: Cha Cha, i probably have listened to that album with headphones, but 30-40 years ago. i don't remember any weird sound issues, but my tastes may not have been very refined at that age. the album doesn't say anything about stereo or mono, and the wikipedia page (which is otherwise lacking) contradicts some of what you say, but mostly doesn't specify. did you determine that by listening?
	2:50pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Julie,
	2:50pm Funky16Corners: Wow! What’s this Ivy track from?
	🦇 2:51pm Julie: the album Guestroom
	🦇 2:51pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Julie! Hope that Bandcamp gift made it to you! Glad to be here today with you good folx!
	2:51pm Photocopy Cha Cha: @2:45 coelacanth∅: my memory is from 1994, I did not even know what fake stereo was, but I remember it sounded weird. the wikipedia article does not really contradict what I said, there was no mention of arnold layne, candy or see emily play rechanneled, but I seem to remember they were. A pity my stereo amp's headphones socket is broken so I can't check it.
	🦇 2:52pm Julie: @handy it did, thank you so much!
	2:52pm Funky16Corners: One I don’t have. Didn’t know they covered Steely Dan.
	2:52pm coelacanth∅: one of the best steely songs, in my opinion and a good cover
	🦇 2:52pm Handy Haversack: Great, Julie -- hope you enjoy!
	2:53pm C.S.: At least someone is making the most of it. Thought this was a funny story: www.msn.com...
	2:54pm coelacanth∅: ...and i have a turntable issue that prevents me from listening to records now. - it'll have to remain a mystery for now!
	2:55pm Sylvia (France-NYC): great 3h, have a nice day/evening everyone
	2:56pm Funky16Corners: Julie - Flowerpot Men covering a group called the Californians, circa 1968
	2:56pm Go2Kay: Great show start to finish. Thanks Julie!
	2:57pm coelacanth∅: -oh, when i said it contradicts i mean paintbox, but also that it only mentions one song being reprocessed. some might assume that if others were they too would be mentioned...but anyone can write a wikipedia article -so, no!
	🦇 2:58pm Julie: thanks everyone see ya next week!
	🦇 2:59pm Julie: bed air guitar?
	2:59pm ParUbi: Thanks, Julie!
	2:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Julie! take care
	🦇 2:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Julie. Darkest of weeks to you!
	2:59pm coelacanth∅: ...desk drums
	🦇 2:59pm Julie: yes that's the way! drum that desk
	3:00pm fred: Thanks Julie
	3:00pm Photocopy Cha Cha: @2:57 coelacanth∅: paintbox is in stereo, if I remember right as wll as the lp tracks. this brings me back! hendrix, doors and reading peanuts in english (i was learning.... slowly) kept me from going nuts as an 8-year old. thanks for this julie, what a great show once more. take care everyone
	3:00pm coelacanth∅: i built this desk. it's strong and ugly. made for drumming!
	11:27am Bob from Millburn: Thanks, Julie.

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