WFMU: Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from July 9, 2020

Listener comments!
	3:01pm David in London: Party time on Giant Land. All hail Fabio and greetings to my fellows in the Lounge of Failure.
	👻 3:02pm Bas NL: Hi Fabio! Failurettes!
	3:03pm Brian in New Orleans: Checking in from the Big Squeegee
	3:03pm Listener Bop Monroe: always loved this intro tune and thought it was a 70s aussie kids program theme. silly me. greetings from Tannersville.
	3:04pm VincentNifigance: Morricone Continent, here we come.
	3:04pm Gary7: I am dancing in the giant way!
	3:04pm listener james from westwood: "If you're gonna fail, fail—don't talk!" —Tuco, probably
	3:05pm Miss G: Was looking forward to this all week! No pressure.
	3:05pm Peter from Dover NJ: Chilling in the lounge of failure. Good afternoon Fabio and everyone.
	3:05pm nick: I wonder which Ennio Fab will kick off with....leading us thru mourning, celebrating the great miestro
	👻 3:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: From a giant man to a giant composer, here we come!
	3:06pm βrian: Flail your failure.
	3:07pm listener james from westwood: Oof, this one always gets the waterworks going for me. Good call.
	3:08pm Yes: this is good
	3:08pm Brendan: I’m partial to the one with the harmonica. Great flick
	3:08pm βrian: Strange, I'm seeing tumbleweeds outside my window ...
	3:09pm Stanley: Hello Fabio and everyone. Hi Davbid - have you been to the pub yet?
	3:09pm Gary7: @ listener james, right there with you
	3:09pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all. Failure of fake leaders.
	👻 3:10pm chresti: Hi Fabio and stong ones!
	3:10pm Stabley: Sorry David
	👻 3:11pm Bas NL: Il miracolo Morricone
	3:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Devon played all Finales. Wow. I had to stand, you know.
	3:12pm RIP: Vamos a matar, companero.
	3:12pm βrian: Somehow reminds me of Rosemary's Lullaby.
	3:13pm Peter from Dover NJ: Revolution Rabbit, I've started working nights. Missing some of my favorite programs, including Morricone Island.
	3:14pm David Shortell: That lovely first Morricone track is from "Duck, You Sucker!", right? It's such a strange pairing with the violent Dublin pub scene it scores.
	3:15pm Heidee: Ennio gives me the best soundtrack for my marking papers. Very cinematic experience.
	3:16pm βrian: Ok, the earphones are off.
	3:17pm Listener Bop Monroe: boingy boingy boingy!
	3:17pm slugluv1313: greetings, Fabio and everyone thanks so much, Fabio -- never enough Morricone (i know he was up there in years, but still -- cannot believe he has left this physical realm)
	3:18pm coelacanth∅: greetings Fabio and Failurefolk
	3:19pm wfmu listener phillip: @Fabio. just what I needed to brighten up my day laying here in a hosp bed
	3:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Peter: Can you listen to anything on the shift?
	3:20pm wfmu listener phillip: they squeezed another small clot the size of a pencil point out of my hand last night
	3:22pm mariano: Hey there Fabio, crew, listeners.
	3:22pm ?: This is soooo FAB-ulous!
	3:22pm slugluv1313: @ wfmu listener phillip -- i hope that hospital is giving you the BEST of care! sending you healing energy :)
	3:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Did Morricone not bust the palette wide open for all Fields?
	3:24pm wfmu listener phillip: the meals are good here at st barnabus. and the hand look better the colors are fading
	3:25pm Gaylord Fields: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63: He certainly did for this Fields.
	3:25pm Fredrik: ...even FAB-ulouser than usual!!!...if that is possible.
	3:26pm wfmu listener phillip: this time they glued the wound closed
	3:27pm wfmu listener phillip: happy that there is no bleeding.
	3:28pm johnc: That was hilarious, Gaylord!
	3:28pm mariano: So sorry to hear, listener phillip. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
	👻 3:29pm Bas NL: Good to have you here Phillip. Be well soon.
	3:30pm joe mulligan: Hope you recover well Phillip! we were worried about you yesterday. speaking of closing wounds - anything ever become of an apology from the "woke" listener last week?
	3:30pm listener james from westwood: Holy yikes, Phillip—hoping you're well soon and home safe sooner!
	3:30pm Gaylord Fields: @johnc: Rev Rabbit put it on the tee and handed me the bat. But also, it's 100% true. Il Maestro is a singular figure in my musical education, and my favorite composer (notice that is not qualified by the word "soundtrack") of the 20th century.
	3:31pm wfmu listener phillip: well:( a really ugly scar in the palm of my hand
	3:31pm wfmu listener phillip: they are checking on my hand every 3-4 hours a nurse comes in and looks at it and makes notes. maybe tomorrow I go home?
	3:31pm spodiodi: greetings, Fabio and Failure Fans
	3:32pm wfmu listener phillip: a stupid really stupid thing to do is try and catch a very sharp knife before it falls to the floor.
	3:33pm spodiodi: phillip: to your recovery
	3:34pm coelacanth∅: hey spodi
	👻 3:35pm chresti: Woke was Andy, Ken told us.
	3:35pm wfmu listener phillip: thank heaven my fingers dont tingle or feel numb. they scared the pee out of me asking if the tips tingle or feel numb.
	3:35pm common: fabio, all!
	3:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Haha GF! So much one could say of the Maestro. Thing strikes me 1st about Soundtrack is this vital liberation of palette - & of course of this Morricone was the Elvis - Chuck Berry - Beatles or something...
	3:36pm Webhamster Henry: Too bad he didn't do a version of "Mr. Giant Man"!
	3:37pm dale: hi fabs. logged in early (for me) to catch this one. phillip - isn't it wacky that they can crazy glue cuts closed?
	3:38pm coelacanth∅: hey common
	3:38pm bLeubomberune b: Bonjour Fabio: the only think I couldn’t do when listening to MORRICONE was POLKA
	3:39pm Andre: Machine Gun McCain was with Cassavetes!
	3:40pm Miss G: (I love Mimsy Farmer {esp "Hot Rods to Hell"} so now see that "Autopsy" is on APrime, will enjoy to hear the Maestro as well)
	3:40pm wfmu listener phillip: @dale's they left the first cut open it didnt stop bleeding this time they put glue in both openings and squeezed them shut. I am happy they did
	3:41pm Tom R: I saw parts of that Nero/Petri film the other night. GGREATT SHOW ... take it from one Italian to another!!! Morriconi... so so so brilliant. Good info... keep going!!!
	3:42pm andrewb: John Carpenter is no slouch himself when it comes to soundtrack music
	3:43pm Brendan: My Name is Nobody was a quirky (almost slapstick) western. I thought he scored that one well.
	3:43pm wfmu listener phillip: Doctors Discretion to use sutures or glue. they could have glued the big two and half inch wound instead of sutures.
	3:44pm Brendan: Suiture self
	3:45pm dale: did the master do 'the shakiest gun in the west' too?
	👻 3:48pm Rev. Turnip Druid: the morricone the merrier.
	👻 3:48pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also: hello.
	3:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That's like a Stoner Metal gittar tone - & but a moment passing. The textures - it's Pet Sounds from another planet...
	👻 3:53pm mrdonutsu: Now this is rockin!
	3:54pm common: hey, coel!
	3:55pm Webhamster Henry: They kind of let Ennio do whatever he wanted, eh?
	3:55pm David in London: Back in the Lounge. Hey Mariano, Coela, Rev T, Rev R. Stanley, not yet, but it’s planned in for next week! You?
	3:55pm David in London: Hey spodiodi and Gaylord.
	3:56pm Gaylord Fields: @David in London: Hello to you.
	3:56pm Mike tp: liking seconda
	3:57pm Tom R: OOHH man... this is so wonderful!!!
	3:59pm coelacanth∅: greetings David
	👻 3:59pm mrdonutsu: And damn, take one show off to go camping and miss all the drama. Sounds like Andy was quite the pot-stir-er.
	3:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @W.Henry : Fascinating - Soundtrack has palette as wide as Theatre / Cinema itself - Foley even - but always the constraints of the Film itself - as well as for a guide...
	3:59pm Brendan: Hungry. There ought to be a Morricone themed ristorante Italiano somewhere.
	4:00pm spodiodi: welcome back, David in London
	4:01pm David in London: Personally I think Morricone was rather lazy. He should have crammed in at least another 372 soundtracks.
	4:02pm Tom R: Barbara Bach is Ringo's wife.
	4:02pm TVP: Yeah, Bach was in The Spy Who Loved Me.
	4:03pm bLeubomberune b: Wasn’t Barbara Bach married to Ringo Starr
	4:03pm Stanley: Hi David. They're opening next Wednesday. I'll probably wait to get some feedback from people. Looking forward to a hike in the countryside.
	👻 4:04pm mrdonutsu: She is known as "Lady Starkey" now.
	👻 4:05pm chresti: I think so @bLeubomberune
	4:06pm David in London: I remember seeing The Spy Who Loved Me in the cinema in ‘77 aged about 9, and when Bond was between Barbara Bach and Caroline Munro, it made me feel rather funny. In a good way.
	👻 4:06pm mrdonutsu: And her sister Marjorie Bach is married to Eagles guitarist Joe Walsh.
	4:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Quantity / Quality - what words are there?
	4:07pm WM: Fabio, you must see Pontecorvo's Burn! It stars Marlon Brando who gives a great preformance. I think you can find a pretty good print on Youtube. Marricone's opening theme to this movie is especially good.
	👻 4:08pm chresti: We saw them (Barbara and Ringo)walking around in Monte Carlo, 1980, when my then husband was working there.
	4:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @DavidLondon: Do not get me started on Ms. Munro.
	4:09pm Carmichael: Heya Fabs and giant men and women.
	4:09pm Jeremy: Thanks for this Fabio! Wonderful tribute. Man what a loss. So happy I got to see that Radio City show! One of the most intense emotional and powerful musical experiences I have ever had.
	4:10pm mariano: David in London: Hey, what's up man - was wondering where you were. Don't forget Alice, the other Munro ;)
	4:13pm wfmu listener phillip: do they need to poke my my fingers with a needle every couple hours to see if lost any sensitivity? it's really getting annoying
	4:14pm Gaylord Fields: @Brendan: Closest thing I know of is a Topo Gigio–themed restaurant I once encountered in Barcelona in the late '90s.
	4:14pm David in London: Hey Carmichael. Mariano, my son has been staying for the week, so I’ve spent more time in the meatworld and less here. But very glad to be back. How’s yourself? Jeremy, yeah, I second that. I saw him here in London in 2006 and it was just incredible. He did my favourite, The Ecstasy of Gold from The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, and then did it AGAIN in the encore!
	4:16pm David in London: Listener Phillip, are you a replicant?
	4:16pm Chris from DC: Really liking Maddalena, never heard this.
	4:17pm wfmu listener phillip: @ david in london. I wish I was! I would have had two tiny blood clots in my right hand.
	4:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Morricone Music Italian Restaurant - all in. "The Maestro' ?
	4:18pm wfmu listener phillip: ugh it's time for another injection of heprin. a powerful blood thinner.
	4:19pm ami ad: This Puff is for listener phillip in the hospital. Get home safe.
	4:19pm David in London: Listener Phillip. Sorry, only just read the earlier comments whilst I was away. Hope you’re OK man.
	4:20pm wfmu listener phillip: hey tonight's dinner is pulled pork with spanish rice. wow!!
	4:20pm rich: ilaiyaraaja has composed over 900 film scores for bollywood. max steiner scored over 300 films. jerry goldsmith, elmer bernstein, and alfred newman over 200 films each.
	4:21pm mariano: Cool, David - hope y'all are having a nice visit. Things are fine over here thanks, nothing exciting to report unless you find grocery runs exciting.
	4:21pm Tom Recchione: NO WORDS!!!
	4:23pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Tom! Do you still go to the flea market - is there a flea market?
	4:25pm Webhamster Henry: I like his chorus work.
	4:25pm David in London: Mariano. We did some nice walks along the canals and watched a ton of movies, so it was really fun. Grocery runs, well, gotta do ‘em. Conditions relaxing quite a bit here now.
	4:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great use of Voice. The Arangement is like nothing else.
	4:31pm Webhamster Henry: I love the idea that people are sitting in some movie theatre and hearing these sounds.
	4:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's so far out & rich & so narrative & expressive & as immediate as an image all @ once. Quickly & with who knows what resources (?)...
	4:34pm Jelly#3: Hey, did Ennio make any much lighter, fun musical fare?
	4:37pm Jeremy: Jelly, yes there is a ton of lighter Morricone! It ain't fluff though.
	👻 4:38pm Bas NL: In awe i am Fabio.
	4:38pm Miss G: "Very inspiring for a number of musicians" yes
	4:39pm Carbon: thanks Fabio! soooo good
	4:41pm Tom Recchione: Hi Franco Twinkie... I haven't been there in months and there ain't been one for months that I know of. Hopefully once we get back to normal (whatever that will be)...
	4:44pm kaymaz: maybe one from Battle of Algiers?
	4:46pm Jelly#3: Thanks, Jeremy. Yeah, I bet it ain't fluff, or fluffernutter for that matter
	4:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always interesting to consider he came from trumpet, fwiw.
	4:47pm Baja Joe: Just picked up five delicious heroes from a nearby Italian Deli for dinner later, all in honor of the great Morricone. One is called the Joey D., another, the Al Pacino... you get the idea.
	4:47pm Linda Lee: had to visit Fabio after this event. this is where to hear Il Maestro.
	4:47pm Miss G: "Un Uomo da Rispettare" this one is really making me cry! <The Master Touch: An ex-convict safecracker (Kirk Douglas) plans a big caper, with a trapeze artist (Giuliano Gemma) for diversion.>
	4:48pm Franco Twinkie: Yeah Tom, Every once in a while I think about all the great records I'm NOT buying and then I think: Wait a minute! That's why I stopped going - I already have to many records...and comic books, toys, dishes and every other type of crap under the sun.
	4:49pm David in London: Miles creeping in at the edges on this one. Nice.
	4:49pm Jelly#3: Baja, I'm jealous. I gotta say, my fave has always been turkey breast (not smoked) with provolone and hot giardineria (sp.?) peppers (with lettuce and may0--tomato on a sandwich is like a ticking time bomb).
	4:49pm slugluv1313: what Miss G. said above! the whole show has been sublime, but "Un Uomo da Rispettare" is REALLY getting to me
	4:51pm WM: If I may make a suggestion: play Morricone's opening theme to Marco Bellocchio's Fist in His Pocket.
	4:52pm Miss G: "The Master Touch" is free on a number of streaming stations FYI. And APrime.
	4:52pm Jelly#3: more horns
	4:53pm slugluv1313: @ Baja Joe -- a whole slew of delis around here (Hudson County) are like that! here in Hoboken, one is called "Luca Brasi's Italian Deli" :)
	4:53pm Fabio: @WM: i would, but haven't got that one handy. another time perhaps.
	4:53pm Listener Bop Monroe: OMG, just found a can of Dr. Brown's Cel-Ray in back of fridge & downed it in 60 seconds. Ahhhh.... burp ahhhhh.... and a perfect soundtrack for it. Thnx Mr. F!
	4:56pm Linda Lee: hey there slugluv!! lovely seeing you!
	4:56pm sufferwords: Cel-Ray!!!!!
	4:57pm David in London: Can someone explain Cel-Ray to my British sensibility please?
	4:58pm Brendan: @Fab I’m glad I cleared out a 3hr block for your show today. Just listening with a smile.
	4:59pm Jeremy: It's celery flavoured soda pop, local to NYC
	👻 4:59pm chresti: I have not seen most of these movies.
	5:00pm Martinibomb: Loving the Morricone tribute show - great selections
	5:00pm coelacanth∅: i forgot cel-ray existed
	5:00pm Baja Joe: Dr. Browns Black Cherry
	5:00pm listener james from westwood: I mean, got-damn, this whole soundtrack, but this motif right here.
	5:00pm Jeremy: Cel-Ray is to NY as Iron Bru is to Scotland...
	5:01pm Baja Joe: I was gonna' pick up Manhattan Special, but not at $4.99 a half litre.
	5:01pm slugluv1313: hiya Linda Lee! great to see you, hope you are staying COOL!
	5:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Good The Bad & The Cel-Ray
	5:02pm Miss G: slugluv1313, I was getting really hungry reading all this! I used to live on Washington St. (when you could still buy new vinyl at Pier Platters.) I went to Fiore's. (they were surprised that a girl who looked like me had such a Jersey pronunciation.) So hungry now.
	5:02pm Linda Lee: all i do is step out the door & i'm fine. mountain breezes! how bout you?
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	5:02pm P-90: Thanks for for choosing all these selections with such loving care, it really counts @Fabio.
	5:03pm Baja Joe: I just realized, one of my five sandwiches is named, The Good and the Bad. Haha!
	5:03pm Jeremy: There is a great bit in a doc on the Maestro on Youtube where the guitarist talking about being told many times to play the riff harder until he was just smashing on his strings
	5:03pm Gaylord Fields: @Miss G: Did you ever buy records from me?
	5:03pm Linda Lee: this is the place to be to hear Morricone.
	5:03pm David in London: Wow, that sounds awesome. I have to try Cel-Ray next time I’m in town.
	5:03pm Mr Fab: Benn listening for a while, but hearing Once Upon A Times In The West stops me in my tracks. Gawd-DAYUM, the climactic scene in that film is so devastating.
	5:03pm Baja Joe: Il Buono, Il Cattivo, Il Brutto
	👻 5:04pm chresti: Linda Lee, indeed.
	5:04pm Mr Fab: @Jeremy: Back when I had a working elec guitar, i used to try it. No way. HOW did they get that guitar tone?!?
	👻 5:04pm Bas NL: Guitarra Fortissima?
	5:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Claudia Cardinale - kill me now.
	5:05pm Franco Twinkie: Coel, yesterday evening a saw a matched book-end to Colmillo Blanco! It was been walked by a tall woman with lots of hair. I must find them!
	5:05pm Linda Lee: at very least Fabio can do the titles justice.
	👻 5:05pm KenW: YES to Part 2!!!!!! Tremendous show brother!!!!!!!!
	5:05pm Brendan: Claudia Cardinale - those beautifully sad eyes.
	5:06pm slugluv1313: @ Miss G -- small world! have lived in Hoboken since 1981, when i got out of college (needed a "cheap" place to live!) -- VERY strange the way it has changed -- and yup! i used to go to both Pier Platters shops :)
	👻 5:06pm Bas NL: Fabio today is sparkling, talking Italian..
	5:06pm Linda Lee: just saw her in 8 1/2 earlier in June. amazing.
	5:06pm Miss G: Hi Gaylord, we have met, too complicated to explain in the midst of all this great Morricone, nice to see you here!
	5:06pm kaymaz: how come you all know each other?
	5:06pm David in London: Mr Fab, oh God yeah, it’s to tight and metallic as a sound. Amazing.
	5:07pm Baja Joe: That's some beautiful Italian phrasing Fabio. Perfecto!
	5:07pm Miss G: kaymaz the WFMU record fare brings together people from around the world!
	5:07pm slugluv1313: @ Linda Lee -- ooooo jealous! mountain breezes WAY better than AC :)
	5:07pm Carmichael: @kaymaz, we all live in a four square block of each other. Didn't know the signal travelled any further ...
	5:07pm Franco Twinkie: Claudia Cardinale did a fashion shoot with The Mothers of Invention in 1966.
	5:08pm Jeremy: Excellent all around Fabio!
	5:08pm Miss G: L "record fair" I think I am thinking of the "fare" I paid going there!
	5:08pm Tom Recchione: Franco Twinkie... I'm swimmingg in it too!!! WAY too much i think.
	5:08pm Linda Lee: it is that. it brings in the smell of all the wild roses, too! (i live on Rose Road & the name suits!)
	5:08pm Brian in New Orleans: "Slalom" from '65 has some incredible "poppy" music
	5:08pm Handy Haversack: Fabio! Failfriends! Hello!
	5:09pm Jeremy: I think this song came out on a 7" but the masters to the full soundtrack were lost, only ever saw bootlegs, anyone know of a legit release?
	5:09pm Linda Lee: i love this record deeply.
	5:09pm RIP: I’ll Take You There ?
	5:10pm ackthpfft: Thx Fabio. Really enjoying this! As a movie, did "Danger Diabolik" deserve the MST3K treatment?
	5:10pm Baja Joe: Darn, I was not perfect in my Italian spelling of Perfetto. Boy am I embarrassed.
	5:10pm Tom Recchione: Gina Gina Lollobrigida and Sophia Loren are still alive...
	5:10pm Franco Twinkie: And just think Tom, you threw half your stuff in the trash not that long ago! You think you would have learned your lesson.
	5:10pm Gaylord Fields: @Miss G: Hit me up offline; sorry to not have a clue who you are. My email is available on this site byclicking on my name.
	5:11pm brainiac: Deep Down was used in MST3K 1013 - Diabolik, the series finale August 8, 1999 @ackthpfft: It's a hoot!
	5:11pm Gaylord Fields: @slugluv1313: And I already know I sold you records at Pier Platters, and you can't deny it.
	5:12pm ackthpfft: @brainiac: Oh I'm sure it is. But did the movie deserve it? Some would say it's actually good on its own.
	5:12pm Mr Fab: "Velvet Muscle" from "I Malomondo" is as kooky as a Carl Stalling score. Once of my faves.
	5:12pm David in London: Wotcha brainiac.
	5:13pm brainiac: @ackthpfft: It is pure 1960s kitsch. Not to be taken seriously. My wife and I still quote the line from the stinger: "Is that stud coming?"
	5:14pm Handy Haversack: An imprint of where I work published a whole book about Danger Diabolik that takes it at least kind of seriously!
	5:14pm slugluv1313: @ Gaylord -- yup! :)
	5:15pm brainiac: Heya David: Cheereo, old chap
	5:15pm Linda Lee: so, so wonderful. every moment.
	5:15pm Franco Twinkie: Oh yeah, I got a big pile of stuff from the Carl Stalling Project off the trash pile in your garage. Any time you want it back, Tom.
	5:15pm brainiac: @Handy: Was it Kenny G's book? ;P
	5:15pm slugluv1313: @ kaymaz -- we are a truly dedicated cult!
	5:16pm TVP: I remember seeing Morricone Youth score Diabolik two years ago at Monty Hall. It's nowhere near as bad as a lot of MST3K riffed movies, but there were some cheesy lines that got a ton of laughs.
	5:16pm Jeremy: Mr. Fab: He was actually demonstrating it by plucking the hell out of a nylon string acoustic! I guess it's possible?
	5:17pm Handy Haversack: All books are KennyG's, brainiac. You can now see the matrix.
	5:17pm βrian: Morricone and cheese sounds good to me.
	5:17pm brainiac: MY GOD! IT'S FULL OF STARS
	5:18pm David in London: Hey Handy. John Phillip Law, now there’s man who was in more than his fair share of groovy 60s movies.
	5:18pm brainiac: oops, wrong movie
	5:18pm ultradamno: RIP Il Maestro
	5:19pm billf: This is outrageously groovy
	5:19pm People Like Us: Just climbed down from my stepladder (painting a wall!) to say how much I'm enjoying your show. Also - do you have the Morricone Scott Walker song?
	5:19pm brainiac: I can highly recommend John Phillip Law as the heavy. Space Mutiny. But it is not to viewed whilst sober.
	5:19pm Ike: I haven't seen every MST3K but of all the ones I've seen, "Danger Diabolik" is easily the "best" movie, i.e. it's very passable. Second place probably goes to "Santa Claus Conquers the Martians" and no I am not joking. I mean, I wouldn't call it "good", but....
	5:19pm Mr Fab: ha, this stuff sounds like production library music. Should have titles like "Shopping Spree"' or something.
	5:20pm RIP: Ennio and His Meters
	5:20pm slugluv1313: @ Linda Lee -- one of the cool/positive aspects of the quarantine is how so much of Nature has flourished, even in urban areas like here -- i mean, even the "weeds" growing up out the concrete are exceptionally green and "happy" . . . and of course, i am that goofball stopping to inhale the scents of the different flowers, patting them and telling them how sweet and lovely they are (and yeah, guessing anyone who sees this thinks i am totally nuts, but who cares!)
	5:20pm brainiac: I'm having trouble using my words today...
	5:20pm Mr Fab: hi Vicki! Are you painting a wall for some fluxus-like art thing? Or does it actually need painting? (Or both?)
	👻 5:21pm chresti: This much like Fabio's bed music.
	5:22pm People Like Us: new place! Orange wall!
	👻 5:22pm chresti: @La Cosa Buffa
	5:22pm Miss G: chresti, that's what I thought, I kept walking over to the laptop to turn it up to hear Fabio talking.
	5:22pm Linda Lee: well, you should! what feeds the spirit is essential at the moment. it's the only way through. well done!
	5:23pm VincentNifigance: Fabio, can you go another round next week?
	👻 5:23pm chresti: Haha Miss G, me too.
	5:23pm VincentNifigance: Good evening @LindaLee, so nice to see you.
	5:23pm ackthpfft: @Vincent: seconding that motion!
	5:23pm johnzo: b h shuh n. sh. mh. sh n ov. ne. jhe hm hbr b sehrbr m rh a m vesg rs. vinb sE. Egn hes na br g dr h rs. 3+{ O rOeo e ir e. rs. h bo
	5:24pm Brian in New Orleans: Ennio every Fabio show until lockdown is over?????
	5:24pm Handy Haversack: @PLU: Orange wall! Very nice! All this MST3K talk is pretty much guaranteeing I watch Mitchell tonight while Kate's at band practice.
	5:24pm Linda Lee: Vincent Magnifigance!! how are you?
	5:24pm VincentNifigance: @ackthpfft I suspect we could see the month-out.
	5:24pm Franco Twinkie: Mr Fab. I stopped painting to do paperwork, and now I'm fucking around on the comment board. Any think to NOT do paperwork.
	5:24pm Handy Haversack: Good call, chresti!
	5:25pm spodiodi: i hear that, Franco
	5:25pm peapod Ross: The Italian is great to hear
	5:25pm bLeubomberune b: Hey, pay no attention to the man behind the curtain
	5:25pm David in London: Hey Vincent.
	5:25pm Carmichael: My next band will be called Orange Wall.
	5:25pm Brian in New Orleans: whats hapenning
	👻 5:25pm chresti: Hi Handy and spodi!
	5:26pm Jeremy: I second the notion of a second Fabio Morricone tribute
	5:26pm VincentNifigance: @LindaLee Trying to keep my head on a decapitated-planet. And of course keeping it concise, when I emote in the mornings!
	5:26pm spodiodi: hello hello, chresti!
	5:26pm slugluv1313: @ Linda Lee -- awww thanks! true, it feels nice -- but i am wanting to feed the plants' spirits too, i want them (and all the wildlife!) to continue to thrive :) there is a tree sorta in front of my building who has never really done well (hell, NONE of the trees on this particular block have ever seemed "happy") but NOW this tree is positively LUSH! and HUGE!
	5:26pm Linda Lee: after a lifetime of italian around me, this week it hits me: what a unique, fabulous language!
	5:26pm Franco Twinkie: Spodiodi, what is it about paperwork that is like trying to push two magnets together?
	5:26pm VincentNifigance: @DavidInLondon shifty acnowledgment
	5:26pm Carmichael: Franco, are you doing paperwork at the funky desk in your videos?
	5:27pm johnzo: s. mk:$ m bb j gjn
	5:27pm Linda Lee: @Vincent ~ very good. you know the poem.. @slulgluv ~ the plant spirits are absolutely fine. all we need to do is realize the force of life moving through us as well as it moves through them!
	5:27pm slugluv1313: ooooo ORANGE WALL! everything is "landlord white" here but i am definitely inspired to change that!
	5:28pm spodiodi: the "never complete" aspect, Franco (although i've always enjoyed playing with magnets (like that too.))
	5:28pm Linda Lee: they teach us a lot about flexibility in adversity, if we care to notice. :-)
	5:28pm slugluv1313: hah! same here, Franco :)
	5:28pm Franco Twinkie: No Car, I came inside. It's to hot and buggy outside.
	5:28pm coelacanth∅: Franco (@505) hahaha (and yes you must)
	5:29pm marian: Ike: "The Beatniks" is a really good MST3K episode too imho.
	5:29pm johnzo: my apologies for the pocket comments! stay vigilant!
	5:30pm spodiodi: one of the only enjoyable things about paperwork is setting it ablaze
	5:30pm slugluv1313: @ Linda Lee -- exactly! plants, wildlife, the land -- we really ARE all connected :)
	👻 5:31pm KenW: LOVING this!!!!
	5:31pm Linda Lee: yes, we are and we all manifest the same energy! let's not forget, despite the pressure.
	5:31pm David in London: Spodiodi, the sight of a blazing paper bin is a thing of joy for sure.
	5:32pm Mr Fab: my daughter just walked in, started talking to me, then suddenly stopped looking with horror at the speakers. I burst into laughter. Freaking out my kid!
	5:32pm brainiac: Most recently viewed MST was "The Touch Of Satan" Fantastically creepy AND boring. Featured a music box in the score...
	5:32pm Linda Lee: what was that Dylan Thomas line? 'that which through the green fuse drives the flower'? that's us, too.
	5:32pm Franco Twinkie: Great idea Spodiodi! I think I'll stick it all in the Barbeque later. I'll have a whole new pile by next week anyway.
	5:33pm Miss G: This from "Drammi Gotici" is so. . .WOW at the 5:30 mark!
	5:34pm northguineahills: bookmarked this episode....
	5:34pm βrian: "Orange Man" is the nickname for our very long and furry feline housemate.
	5:35pm Ike: @mariano, it's paradoxical, because when I think of a "really good" MST3K, I think of one that's really bad and the guys get in a lot of good digs. (I don't normally like bad movies because I'm not fast enough to make fun of them very well, so that's why I like MST3K, because they're doing it for me!) Is that what you mean?
	5:35pm northguineahills: @Mr. Fab: You're doing it correct...
	5:35pm Linda Lee: Orange Man, Orange Man, does whatever an orange can.. ? :-)
	5:36pm People Like Us: we've just been waiting a LONG time to move house (covid delays etc, people working from home) - painting a wall orange while listening to wfmu and morricone is perfect
	5:36pm βrian: @LL: He's currently nestled down amidst the garlic.
	5:37pm People Like Us: our male cat is orange and blending into the cardboard boxes and new orange wall
	5:37pm Linda Lee: i'd imagine that looks fantastic.
	5:37pm spodiodi: Franco, sounds smart. please toast me a marshmallow
	5:37pm Martinibomb: ┌─┐░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ ││├┬┬─┐┌─┬┬─┬─┐░░░░░░░░░░░░ │││┌┤┼└┤│││┼│┴┤░░░░░░░░░░░░ └─┴┘└──┴┴─┼┐├─┘░░░░░░░░░░░░ ░░░░░░░░░░└─┘░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ ┌┬─┬┐░░░░░┌───┬───┬───┬───┐ ││││├─┐┌┐┌┤┌─┐│┌─┐│┌─┐│┌─┐│ │││││┼└┤└┤└┤┌┘││││├┘┌┘│││││ └─┴─┴──┴─┴┬┴┘┌┤│││├─┘┌┤││││ ░░░░░░░░░░││└─┤└─┘││└─┤└─┘│
	5:38pm Linda Lee: both of them! :-)
	5:38pm βrian: @PLU: ours disappears against our old maple floors.
	5:38pm northguineahills: None of the obits I saw on Ennio Morricone included his work w/ Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza
	5:38pm slugluv1313: ahhh guessing Orange Kitty is enjoying his new house :)
	👻 5:38pm Ken From Hyde Park: Archival visitors will also seek other maestro collections - www.wfmu.org... www.wfmu.org...
	5:40pm Linda Lee: @PLU ~ so glad things have worked out, finally! personally hope for the same luck with house-moving delays. it's been real rock & roll here too!
	5:40pm People Like Us: he's asleep on top of the mountain of boxes near the ceiling
	5:40pm People Like Us: moving house is much better recently
	5:41pm Linda Lee: imagine it's not too summery hot there, or he'd be stretched out on the floor instead!
	5:41pm slugluv1313: @ PLU -- ahh, supervising your work?!
	5:41pm Linda Lee: so glad, honestly.
	5:41pm Mr Fab: This is especially ominous music for my current activity - making lemonade. usually quite a wholesome thing, but now I'm imagining: CLOSE UP on the knife slicing the lemon. SOUND: a loud Thwack!
	5:41pm Linda Lee: hahah! there's a video, Mr F!
	5:43pm slugluv1313: YES! enjoying the beautifully SINISTER quality of "Fuori dalla Realta"
	5:44pm Linda Lee: 'reality flowers'! translation for 'il gatto a nove code' : The New Wave Cat?
	5:44pm Linda Lee: wait, fuori not fiori.. haha!
	5:45pm Gaylord Fields: Wouldn't you just know it? I'll be away from my show for the next two weeks (but I did coincidentally happen to play Morricone this past Sunday, the day before his demise). This also happened when Scott Walker passed away just before I took a couple of shows off. But yeah, like I need an excuse to play the Maestro when I do return.
	5:45pm Linda Lee: i'm sure you'll do it right, too, Gaylord! :-)
	5:45pm slugluv1313: i beleive it is "Cat O'Nine Tails"?
	5:46pm Linda Lee: right! nove, not nuova. thank you dear!
	5:46pm spodiodi: heck yeah, Linda Lee, Gaylord
	5:46pm Gaylord Fields: Aw, Linda Lee! You flatter me! :)
	5:47pm David in London: Gaylord, a whole gaggle or more senior musicians must be quaking every time you take a break...
	5:47pm Linda Lee: it's about time i did! i'm late!
	5:48pm Linda Lee: my italian ancestors are peering down at me very disapprovingly at the moment. mama mia.. che stupido!
	5:54pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Fabio! Thanks, Skeletons! Be well, all!
	5:55pm slugluv1313: thank you so very very much, Fabio!
	5:56pm Miss G: Thank you Fabio for a unique and piquant journey through the varied musical offerings of Il maestro. I too vote for another round next week. Grazie infinite!
	5:56pm Stillwell Coney Islander: Molto Bello! Grazie Maestro Rip Ciao
	5:56pm David in London: Great show in honour of the Maestro. Thanks Fabio.
	5:56pm Brian in New Orleans: Italian for Thank YOU!!!!
	5:56pm spodiodi: thanks, Fabio!
	5:57pm marian: Ike: Sorry, missed your post. Yeah, I meant it as in so bad it's good. I think it was some of their best commentary (especially the song at the end, you'll know it when you see it). Thank you Fabio and crew, take care everyone.
	👻 5:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Fabio. I wonder what words the Old Codger will use to bash this week's fine show. Thanks, skeleton monitor.
	5:59pm Jeremy: So great to hear your selections Fabio! Real music for the bardo. Thank you so much for your deep Morriconology. Farewell Maestro!
	6:00pm Gaylord Fields: Thank you, Fabio, for such a fitting tribute. You were able to reflect the breadth and scope of Morricone's singular musical genius.
	6:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Fabio! Thanks skeleton crew! Thanks Ennio Morricone! ciao
	6:00pm bLeubomberune b: Bonsoir Fabio
	6:00pm Brendan: Thanks for the music Fabio. Thanks for the nice conversation everyone.
	👻 6:00pm Bas NL: Thanks Fabio. Fantastic show.
	6:00pm Franco Twinkie: Perfect show Fabio! Gratzie!
	6:00pm Linda Lee: grazie tanto, Fabio.
	👻 6:00pm Rev. Turnip Druid: 'preesh.
	👻 6:01pm Bas NL: Hello Matt!
	6:01pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Matt
	6:01pm Linda Lee: hope to see you all soon!
	6:01pm Tom Recchione: thank you Fabio for a marvelous show
	👻 6:31pm chresti: Thanks Fabio!
	8:32pm Nicole: Thank you Fabio. I suspect I will be revisiting this episode regularly in the near future. Ennio Morricone mwas a big source of inspiration for me. Very sad that he's gone, yet grateful to have his music in my life.

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July 9, 2020: Plague Failure program #13 ALIVE! Tribute to Maestro Ennio Morricone. R.I.P.

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
James Last	Mr. Giant Man "Mr. Giant Man" by "James Last"	Voodoo Party	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	C'era una Volta il West (Main Theme)	C'era una Volta il West	0:04:02 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Plume di cristallo	The Bird with The Crystal Plumage	0:07:31 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Indagine Su Un Cittadino Al Di Sopra Di Ogni Sospetto	Indagine Su Un Cittadino Al Di Sopra Di Ogni Sospetto	0:12:30 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Gli Intoccabili (titoli)	Gli Intoccabili	0:16:40 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Disordini "Disordini" by "Ennio Morricone"	L'Istruttoria E' Chiusa: Dimentichi	0:17:43 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Sibili "Sibili" by "Ennio Morricone"	Macchie Solari (Autopsy)	0:23:37 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone/Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza	Soli	Controfase	0:25:25 (Pop-up)

Ennio Morricone	Ventre Nero "Ventre Nero" by "Ennio Morricone"	La Tarantola Dal Ventre Nero	0:40:43 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Notte e Misteri "Notte e Misteri" by "Ennio Morricone"	Gli Occhi Freddi Della Paura	0:45:52 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Evaporazione "Evaporazione" by "Ennio Morricone"	Gli Occhi Freddi Della Paura	0:47:39 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Urla Nel Nulla "Urla Nel Nulla" by "Ennio Morricone"	Gli Occhi Freddi Della Paura	0:49:58 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Queimada (Seconda)	Queimada ("Burn")	0:53:11 (Pop-up)

Ennio Morricone	Pazzia in Cielo "Pazzia in Cielo" by "Ennio Morricone"	Maddalena	1:07:06 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Kaiserstrasse "Kaiserstrasse" by "Ennio Morricone"	Drammi Gotici	1:15:42 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Sesso e Potere "Sesso e Potere" by "Ennio Morricone"	Macchie Solari (Autopsy)	1:18:34 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Passaggio Quarto "Passaggio Quarto" by "Ennio Morricone"	Macchie Solari (Autopsy)	1:19:37 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Jesus "Jesus" by "Ennio Morricone"	Holocaust 2000 (The Chosen)	1:21:13 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Esplicitamente Sospeso	Il Serpente	1:24:28 (Pop-up)

Ennio Morricone	Qui Ci Scappa Il Morto	Le Foto Proibite Di Una Signora Per Bene	1:38:11 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Un Uomo da Rispettare	Un Uomo da Rispettare	1:40:30 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Follia "Follia" by "Ennio Morricone"	Controfase	1:52:02 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	As A Judgement "As A Judgement" by "Ennio Morricone"	C'era una Volta il West	1:56:12 (Pop-up)

Ennio Morricone	Deep Down "Deep Down" by "Ennio Morricone"	Danger Diabolik	2:04:58 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Deep Down 4 "Deep Down 4" by "Ennio Morricone"	Danger Diabolik	2:08:05 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Samba In Tribunale	Il Gatto	2:12:51 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Ballabile No. 1 "Ballabile No. 1" by "Ennio Morricone"	La Cosa Buffa	2:15:40 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Ballabile No. 4 "Ballabile No. 4" by "Ennio Morricone"	La Cosa Buffa	2:15:51 (Pop-up)

Ennio Morricone	Momento "Momento" by "Ennio Morricone"	L'Istruttoria E' Chiusa: Dimentichi	2:26:52 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Fuori dalla Realta	Drammi Gotici	2:30:38 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	il gatto a Nove Code	Il Gatto a Nove Code	2:40:35 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Informale Secondo	L'Umanoide	2:42:46 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Fondante Paure "Fondante Paure" by "Ennio Morricone"		2:53:31 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Ergastolo "Ergastolo" by "Ennio Morricone"	L'Istruttoria E' Chiusa: Dimentichi	2:56:05 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm David in London: Party time on Giant Land. All hail Fabio and greetings to my fellows in the Lounge of Failure.
	👻 3:02pm Bas NL: Hi Fabio! Failurettes!
	3:03pm Brian in New Orleans: Checking in from the Big Squeegee
	3:03pm Listener Bop Monroe: always loved this intro tune and thought it was a 70s aussie kids program theme. silly me. greetings from Tannersville.
	3:04pm VincentNifigance: Morricone Continent, here we come.
	3:04pm Gary7: I am dancing in the giant way!
	3:04pm listener james from westwood: "If you're gonna fail, fail—don't talk!" —Tuco, probably
	3:05pm Miss G: Was looking forward to this all week! No pressure.
	3:05pm Peter from Dover NJ: Chilling in the lounge of failure. Good afternoon Fabio and everyone.
	3:05pm nick: I wonder which Ennio Fab will kick off with....leading us thru mourning, celebrating the great miestro
	👻 3:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: From a giant man to a giant composer, here we come!
	3:06pm βrian: Flail your failure.
	3:07pm listener james from westwood: Oof, this one always gets the waterworks going for me. Good call.
	3:08pm Yes: this is good
	3:08pm Brendan: I’m partial to the one with the harmonica. Great flick
	3:08pm βrian: Strange, I'm seeing tumbleweeds outside my window ...
	3:09pm Stanley: Hello Fabio and everyone. Hi Davbid - have you been to the pub yet?
	3:09pm Gary7: @ listener james, right there with you
	3:09pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all. Failure of fake leaders.
	👻 3:10pm chresti: Hi Fabio and stong ones!
	3:10pm Stabley: Sorry David
	👻 3:11pm Bas NL: Il miracolo Morricone
	3:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Devon played all Finales. Wow. I had to stand, you know.
	3:12pm RIP: Vamos a matar, companero.
	3:12pm βrian: Somehow reminds me of Rosemary's Lullaby.
	3:13pm Peter from Dover NJ: Revolution Rabbit, I've started working nights. Missing some of my favorite programs, including Morricone Island.
	3:14pm David Shortell: That lovely first Morricone track is from "Duck, You Sucker!", right? It's such a strange pairing with the violent Dublin pub scene it scores.
	3:15pm Heidee: Ennio gives me the best soundtrack for my marking papers. Very cinematic experience.
	3:16pm βrian: Ok, the earphones are off.
	3:17pm Listener Bop Monroe: boingy boingy boingy!
	3:17pm slugluv1313: greetings, Fabio and everyone thanks so much, Fabio -- never enough Morricone (i know he was up there in years, but still -- cannot believe he has left this physical realm)
	3:18pm coelacanth∅: greetings Fabio and Failurefolk
	3:19pm wfmu listener phillip: @Fabio. just what I needed to brighten up my day laying here in a hosp bed
	3:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Peter: Can you listen to anything on the shift?
	3:20pm wfmu listener phillip: they squeezed another small clot the size of a pencil point out of my hand last night
	3:22pm mariano: Hey there Fabio, crew, listeners.
	3:22pm ?: This is soooo FAB-ulous!
	3:22pm slugluv1313: @ wfmu listener phillip -- i hope that hospital is giving you the BEST of care! sending you healing energy :)
	3:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Did Morricone not bust the palette wide open for all Fields?
	3:24pm wfmu listener phillip: the meals are good here at st barnabus. and the hand look better the colors are fading
	3:25pm Gaylord Fields: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63: He certainly did for this Fields.
	3:25pm Fredrik: ...even FAB-ulouser than usual!!!...if that is possible.
	3:26pm wfmu listener phillip: this time they glued the wound closed
	3:27pm wfmu listener phillip: happy that there is no bleeding.
	3:28pm johnc: That was hilarious, Gaylord!
	3:28pm mariano: So sorry to hear, listener phillip. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
	👻 3:29pm Bas NL: Good to have you here Phillip. Be well soon.
	3:30pm joe mulligan: Hope you recover well Phillip! we were worried about you yesterday. speaking of closing wounds - anything ever become of an apology from the "woke" listener last week?
	3:30pm listener james from westwood: Holy yikes, Phillip—hoping you're well soon and home safe sooner!
	3:30pm Gaylord Fields: @johnc: Rev Rabbit put it on the tee and handed me the bat. But also, it's 100% true. Il Maestro is a singular figure in my musical education, and my favorite composer (notice that is not qualified by the word "soundtrack") of the 20th century.
	3:31pm wfmu listener phillip: well:( a really ugly scar in the palm of my hand
	3:31pm wfmu listener phillip: they are checking on my hand every 3-4 hours a nurse comes in and looks at it and makes notes. maybe tomorrow I go home?
	3:31pm spodiodi: greetings, Fabio and Failure Fans
	3:32pm wfmu listener phillip: a stupid really stupid thing to do is try and catch a very sharp knife before it falls to the floor.
	3:33pm spodiodi: phillip: to your recovery
	3:34pm coelacanth∅: hey spodi
	👻 3:35pm chresti: Woke was Andy, Ken told us.
	3:35pm wfmu listener phillip: thank heaven my fingers dont tingle or feel numb. they scared the pee out of me asking if the tips tingle or feel numb.
	3:35pm common: fabio, all!
	3:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Haha GF! So much one could say of the Maestro. Thing strikes me 1st about Soundtrack is this vital liberation of palette - & of course of this Morricone was the Elvis - Chuck Berry - Beatles or something...
	3:36pm Webhamster Henry: Too bad he didn't do a version of "Mr. Giant Man"!
	3:37pm dale: hi fabs. logged in early (for me) to catch this one. phillip - isn't it wacky that they can crazy glue cuts closed?
	3:38pm coelacanth∅: hey common
	3:38pm bLeubomberune b: Bonjour Fabio: the only think I couldn’t do when listening to MORRICONE was POLKA
	3:39pm Andre: Machine Gun McCain was with Cassavetes!
	3:40pm Miss G: (I love Mimsy Farmer {esp "Hot Rods to Hell"} so now see that "Autopsy" is on APrime, will enjoy to hear the Maestro as well)
	3:40pm wfmu listener phillip: @dale's they left the first cut open it didnt stop bleeding this time they put glue in both openings and squeezed them shut. I am happy they did
	3:41pm Tom R: I saw parts of that Nero/Petri film the other night. GGREATT SHOW ... take it from one Italian to another!!! Morriconi... so so so brilliant. Good info... keep going!!!
	3:42pm andrewb: John Carpenter is no slouch himself when it comes to soundtrack music
	3:43pm Brendan: My Name is Nobody was a quirky (almost slapstick) western. I thought he scored that one well.
	3:43pm wfmu listener phillip: Doctors Discretion to use sutures or glue. they could have glued the big two and half inch wound instead of sutures.
	3:44pm Brendan: Suiture self
	3:45pm dale: did the master do 'the shakiest gun in the west' too?
	👻 3:48pm Rev. Turnip Druid: the morricone the merrier.
	👻 3:48pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also: hello.
	3:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That's like a Stoner Metal gittar tone - & but a moment passing. The textures - it's Pet Sounds from another planet...
	👻 3:53pm mrdonutsu: Now this is rockin!
	3:54pm common: hey, coel!
	3:55pm Webhamster Henry: They kind of let Ennio do whatever he wanted, eh?
	3:55pm David in London: Back in the Lounge. Hey Mariano, Coela, Rev T, Rev R. Stanley, not yet, but it’s planned in for next week! You?
	3:55pm David in London: Hey spodiodi and Gaylord.
	3:56pm Gaylord Fields: @David in London: Hello to you.
	3:56pm Mike tp: liking seconda
	3:57pm Tom R: OOHH man... this is so wonderful!!!
	3:59pm coelacanth∅: greetings David
	👻 3:59pm mrdonutsu: And damn, take one show off to go camping and miss all the drama. Sounds like Andy was quite the pot-stir-er.
	3:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @W.Henry : Fascinating - Soundtrack has palette as wide as Theatre / Cinema itself - Foley even - but always the constraints of the Film itself - as well as for a guide...
	3:59pm Brendan: Hungry. There ought to be a Morricone themed ristorante Italiano somewhere.
	4:00pm spodiodi: welcome back, David in London
	4:01pm David in London: Personally I think Morricone was rather lazy. He should have crammed in at least another 372 soundtracks.
	4:02pm Tom R: Barbara Bach is Ringo's wife.
	4:02pm TVP: Yeah, Bach was in The Spy Who Loved Me.
	4:03pm bLeubomberune b: Wasn’t Barbara Bach married to Ringo Starr
	4:03pm Stanley: Hi David. They're opening next Wednesday. I'll probably wait to get some feedback from people. Looking forward to a hike in the countryside.
	👻 4:04pm mrdonutsu: She is known as "Lady Starkey" now.
	👻 4:05pm chresti: I think so @bLeubomberune
	4:06pm David in London: I remember seeing The Spy Who Loved Me in the cinema in ‘77 aged about 9, and when Bond was between Barbara Bach and Caroline Munro, it made me feel rather funny. In a good way.
	👻 4:06pm mrdonutsu: And her sister Marjorie Bach is married to Eagles guitarist Joe Walsh.
	4:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Quantity / Quality - what words are there?
	4:07pm WM: Fabio, you must see Pontecorvo's Burn! It stars Marlon Brando who gives a great preformance. I think you can find a pretty good print on Youtube. Marricone's opening theme to this movie is especially good.
	👻 4:08pm chresti: We saw them (Barbara and Ringo)walking around in Monte Carlo, 1980, when my then husband was working there.
	4:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @DavidLondon: Do not get me started on Ms. Munro.
	4:09pm Carmichael: Heya Fabs and giant men and women.
	4:09pm Jeremy: Thanks for this Fabio! Wonderful tribute. Man what a loss. So happy I got to see that Radio City show! One of the most intense emotional and powerful musical experiences I have ever had.
	4:10pm mariano: David in London: Hey, what's up man - was wondering where you were. Don't forget Alice, the other Munro ;)
	4:13pm wfmu listener phillip: do they need to poke my my fingers with a needle every couple hours to see if lost any sensitivity? it's really getting annoying
	4:14pm Gaylord Fields: @Brendan: Closest thing I know of is a Topo Gigio–themed restaurant I once encountered in Barcelona in the late '90s.
	4:14pm David in London: Hey Carmichael. Mariano, my son has been staying for the week, so I’ve spent more time in the meatworld and less here. But very glad to be back. How’s yourself? Jeremy, yeah, I second that. I saw him here in London in 2006 and it was just incredible. He did my favourite, The Ecstasy of Gold from The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, and then did it AGAIN in the encore!
	4:16pm David in London: Listener Phillip, are you a replicant?
	4:16pm Chris from DC: Really liking Maddalena, never heard this.
	4:17pm wfmu listener phillip: @ david in london. I wish I was! I would have had two tiny blood clots in my right hand.
	4:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Morricone Music Italian Restaurant - all in. "The Maestro' ?
	4:18pm wfmu listener phillip: ugh it's time for another injection of heprin. a powerful blood thinner.
	4:19pm ami ad: This Puff is for listener phillip in the hospital. Get home safe.
	4:19pm David in London: Listener Phillip. Sorry, only just read the earlier comments whilst I was away. Hope you’re OK man.
	4:20pm wfmu listener phillip: hey tonight's dinner is pulled pork with spanish rice. wow!!
	4:20pm rich: ilaiyaraaja has composed over 900 film scores for bollywood. max steiner scored over 300 films. jerry goldsmith, elmer bernstein, and alfred newman over 200 films each.
	4:21pm mariano: Cool, David - hope y'all are having a nice visit. Things are fine over here thanks, nothing exciting to report unless you find grocery runs exciting.
	4:21pm Tom Recchione: NO WORDS!!!
	4:23pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Tom! Do you still go to the flea market - is there a flea market?
	4:25pm Webhamster Henry: I like his chorus work.
	4:25pm David in London: Mariano. We did some nice walks along the canals and watched a ton of movies, so it was really fun. Grocery runs, well, gotta do ‘em. Conditions relaxing quite a bit here now.
	4:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great use of Voice. The Arangement is like nothing else.
	4:31pm Webhamster Henry: I love the idea that people are sitting in some movie theatre and hearing these sounds.
	4:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's so far out & rich & so narrative & expressive & as immediate as an image all @ once. Quickly & with who knows what resources (?)...
	4:34pm Jelly#3: Hey, did Ennio make any much lighter, fun musical fare?
	4:37pm Jeremy: Jelly, yes there is a ton of lighter Morricone! It ain't fluff though.
	👻 4:38pm Bas NL: In awe i am Fabio.
	4:38pm Miss G: "Very inspiring for a number of musicians" yes
	4:39pm Carbon: thanks Fabio! soooo good
	4:41pm Tom Recchione: Hi Franco Twinkie... I haven't been there in months and there ain't been one for months that I know of. Hopefully once we get back to normal (whatever that will be)...
	4:44pm kaymaz: maybe one from Battle of Algiers?
	4:46pm Jelly#3: Thanks, Jeremy. Yeah, I bet it ain't fluff, or fluffernutter for that matter
	4:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always interesting to consider he came from trumpet, fwiw.
	4:47pm Baja Joe: Just picked up five delicious heroes from a nearby Italian Deli for dinner later, all in honor of the great Morricone. One is called the Joey D., another, the Al Pacino... you get the idea.
	4:47pm Linda Lee: had to visit Fabio after this event. this is where to hear Il Maestro.
	4:47pm Miss G: "Un Uomo da Rispettare" this one is really making me cry! <The Master Touch: An ex-convict safecracker (Kirk Douglas) plans a big caper, with a trapeze artist (Giuliano Gemma) for diversion.>
	4:48pm Franco Twinkie: Yeah Tom, Every once in a while I think about all the great records I'm NOT buying and then I think: Wait a minute! That's why I stopped going - I already have to many records...and comic books, toys, dishes and every other type of crap under the sun.
	4:49pm David in London: Miles creeping in at the edges on this one. Nice.
	4:49pm Jelly#3: Baja, I'm jealous. I gotta say, my fave has always been turkey breast (not smoked) with provolone and hot giardineria (sp.?) peppers (with lettuce and may0--tomato on a sandwich is like a ticking time bomb).
	4:49pm slugluv1313: what Miss G. said above! the whole show has been sublime, but "Un Uomo da Rispettare" is REALLY getting to me
	4:51pm WM: If I may make a suggestion: play Morricone's opening theme to Marco Bellocchio's Fist in His Pocket.
	4:52pm Miss G: "The Master Touch" is free on a number of streaming stations FYI. And APrime.
	4:52pm Jelly#3: more horns
	4:53pm slugluv1313: @ Baja Joe -- a whole slew of delis around here (Hudson County) are like that! here in Hoboken, one is called "Luca Brasi's Italian Deli" :)
	4:53pm Fabio: @WM: i would, but haven't got that one handy. another time perhaps.
	4:53pm Listener Bop Monroe: OMG, just found a can of Dr. Brown's Cel-Ray in back of fridge & downed it in 60 seconds. Ahhhh.... burp ahhhhh.... and a perfect soundtrack for it. Thnx Mr. F!
	4:56pm Linda Lee: hey there slugluv!! lovely seeing you!
	4:56pm sufferwords: Cel-Ray!!!!!
	4:57pm David in London: Can someone explain Cel-Ray to my British sensibility please?
	4:58pm Brendan: @Fab I’m glad I cleared out a 3hr block for your show today. Just listening with a smile.
	4:59pm Jeremy: It's celery flavoured soda pop, local to NYC
	👻 4:59pm chresti: I have not seen most of these movies.
	5:00pm Martinibomb: Loving the Morricone tribute show - great selections
	5:00pm coelacanth∅: i forgot cel-ray existed
	5:00pm Baja Joe: Dr. Browns Black Cherry
	5:00pm listener james from westwood: I mean, got-damn, this whole soundtrack, but this motif right here.
	5:00pm Jeremy: Cel-Ray is to NY as Iron Bru is to Scotland...
	5:01pm Baja Joe: I was gonna' pick up Manhattan Special, but not at $4.99 a half litre.
	5:01pm slugluv1313: hiya Linda Lee! great to see you, hope you are staying COOL!
	5:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Good The Bad & The Cel-Ray
	5:02pm Miss G: slugluv1313, I was getting really hungry reading all this! I used to live on Washington St. (when you could still buy new vinyl at Pier Platters.) I went to Fiore's. (they were surprised that a girl who looked like me had such a Jersey pronunciation.) So hungry now.
	5:02pm Linda Lee: all i do is step out the door & i'm fine. mountain breezes! how bout you?
	5:02pm Martinibomb: ░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ ░░░░░░╔═╗╔══╗╔═╗░░░░░░░ ░░░░░░║╬║╚║║╝║╬║░░░░░░░ ░░░░░░║╗╣╔║║╗║╔╝░░░░░░░ ░░░░░░╚╩╝╚══╝╚╝░░░░░░░░ ░┌─┬─┐░░░░░┌┐░░░░░░░░░░ ░││││├─┬┬┬┬┼┼─┬─┬─┬┬─┐░ ░│││││┼│┌┤┌┤│─┤┼││││┴┤░ ░└┴─┴┴─┴┘└┘└┴─┴─┴┴─┴─┘░ ░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░
	5:02pm P-90: Thanks for for choosing all these selections with such loving care, it really counts @Fabio.
	5:03pm Baja Joe: I just realized, one of my five sandwiches is named, The Good and the Bad. Haha!
	5:03pm Jeremy: There is a great bit in a doc on the Maestro on Youtube where the guitarist talking about being told many times to play the riff harder until he was just smashing on his strings
	5:03pm Gaylord Fields: @Miss G: Did you ever buy records from me?
	5:03pm Linda Lee: this is the place to be to hear Morricone.
	5:03pm David in London: Wow, that sounds awesome. I have to try Cel-Ray next time I’m in town.
	5:03pm Mr Fab: Benn listening for a while, but hearing Once Upon A Times In The West stops me in my tracks. Gawd-DAYUM, the climactic scene in that film is so devastating.
	5:03pm Baja Joe: Il Buono, Il Cattivo, Il Brutto
	👻 5:04pm chresti: Linda Lee, indeed.
	5:04pm Mr Fab: @Jeremy: Back when I had a working elec guitar, i used to try it. No way. HOW did they get that guitar tone?!?
	👻 5:04pm Bas NL: Guitarra Fortissima?
	5:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Claudia Cardinale - kill me now.
	5:05pm Franco Twinkie: Coel, yesterday evening a saw a matched book-end to Colmillo Blanco! It was been walked by a tall woman with lots of hair. I must find them!
	5:05pm Linda Lee: at very least Fabio can do the titles justice.
	👻 5:05pm KenW: YES to Part 2!!!!!! Tremendous show brother!!!!!!!!
	5:05pm Brendan: Claudia Cardinale - those beautifully sad eyes.
	5:06pm slugluv1313: @ Miss G -- small world! have lived in Hoboken since 1981, when i got out of college (needed a "cheap" place to live!) -- VERY strange the way it has changed -- and yup! i used to go to both Pier Platters shops :)
	👻 5:06pm Bas NL: Fabio today is sparkling, talking Italian..
	5:06pm Linda Lee: just saw her in 8 1/2 earlier in June. amazing.
	5:06pm Miss G: Hi Gaylord, we have met, too complicated to explain in the midst of all this great Morricone, nice to see you here!
	5:06pm kaymaz: how come you all know each other?
	5:06pm David in London: Mr Fab, oh God yeah, it’s to tight and metallic as a sound. Amazing.
	5:07pm Baja Joe: That's some beautiful Italian phrasing Fabio. Perfecto!
	5:07pm Miss G: kaymaz the WFMU record fare brings together people from around the world!
	5:07pm slugluv1313: @ Linda Lee -- ooooo jealous! mountain breezes WAY better than AC :)
	5:07pm Carmichael: @kaymaz, we all live in a four square block of each other. Didn't know the signal travelled any further ...
	5:07pm Franco Twinkie: Claudia Cardinale did a fashion shoot with The Mothers of Invention in 1966.
	5:08pm Jeremy: Excellent all around Fabio!
	5:08pm Miss G: L "record fair" I think I am thinking of the "fare" I paid going there!
	5:08pm Tom Recchione: Franco Twinkie... I'm swimmingg in it too!!! WAY too much i think.
	5:08pm Linda Lee: it is that. it brings in the smell of all the wild roses, too! (i live on Rose Road & the name suits!)
	5:08pm Brian in New Orleans: "Slalom" from '65 has some incredible "poppy" music
	5:08pm Handy Haversack: Fabio! Failfriends! Hello!
	5:09pm Jeremy: I think this song came out on a 7" but the masters to the full soundtrack were lost, only ever saw bootlegs, anyone know of a legit release?
	5:09pm Linda Lee: i love this record deeply.
	5:09pm RIP: I’ll Take You There ?
	5:10pm ackthpfft: Thx Fabio. Really enjoying this! As a movie, did "Danger Diabolik" deserve the MST3K treatment?
	5:10pm Baja Joe: Darn, I was not perfect in my Italian spelling of Perfetto. Boy am I embarrassed.
	5:10pm Tom Recchione: Gina Gina Lollobrigida and Sophia Loren are still alive...
	5:10pm Franco Twinkie: And just think Tom, you threw half your stuff in the trash not that long ago! You think you would have learned your lesson.
	5:10pm Gaylord Fields: @Miss G: Hit me up offline; sorry to not have a clue who you are. My email is available on this site byclicking on my name.
	5:11pm brainiac: Deep Down was used in MST3K 1013 - Diabolik, the series finale August 8, 1999 @ackthpfft: It's a hoot!
	5:11pm Gaylord Fields: @slugluv1313: And I already know I sold you records at Pier Platters, and you can't deny it.
	5:12pm ackthpfft: @brainiac: Oh I'm sure it is. But did the movie deserve it? Some would say it's actually good on its own.
	5:12pm Mr Fab: "Velvet Muscle" from "I Malomondo" is as kooky as a Carl Stalling score. Once of my faves.
	5:12pm David in London: Wotcha brainiac.
	5:13pm brainiac: @ackthpfft: It is pure 1960s kitsch. Not to be taken seriously. My wife and I still quote the line from the stinger: "Is that stud coming?"
	5:14pm Handy Haversack: An imprint of where I work published a whole book about Danger Diabolik that takes it at least kind of seriously!
	5:14pm slugluv1313: @ Gaylord -- yup! :)
	5:15pm brainiac: Heya David: Cheereo, old chap
	5:15pm Linda Lee: so, so wonderful. every moment.
	5:15pm Franco Twinkie: Oh yeah, I got a big pile of stuff from the Carl Stalling Project off the trash pile in your garage. Any time you want it back, Tom.
	5:15pm brainiac: @Handy: Was it Kenny G's book? ;P
	5:15pm slugluv1313: @ kaymaz -- we are a truly dedicated cult!
	5:16pm TVP: I remember seeing Morricone Youth score Diabolik two years ago at Monty Hall. It's nowhere near as bad as a lot of MST3K riffed movies, but there were some cheesy lines that got a ton of laughs.
	5:16pm Jeremy: Mr. Fab: He was actually demonstrating it by plucking the hell out of a nylon string acoustic! I guess it's possible?
	5:17pm Handy Haversack: All books are KennyG's, brainiac. You can now see the matrix.
	5:17pm βrian: Morricone and cheese sounds good to me.
	5:17pm brainiac: MY GOD! IT'S FULL OF STARS
	5:18pm David in London: Hey Handy. John Phillip Law, now there’s man who was in more than his fair share of groovy 60s movies.
	5:18pm brainiac: oops, wrong movie
	5:18pm ultradamno: RIP Il Maestro
	5:19pm billf: This is outrageously groovy
	5:19pm People Like Us: Just climbed down from my stepladder (painting a wall!) to say how much I'm enjoying your show. Also - do you have the Morricone Scott Walker song?
	5:19pm brainiac: I can highly recommend John Phillip Law as the heavy. Space Mutiny. But it is not to viewed whilst sober.
	5:19pm Ike: I haven't seen every MST3K but of all the ones I've seen, "Danger Diabolik" is easily the "best" movie, i.e. it's very passable. Second place probably goes to "Santa Claus Conquers the Martians" and no I am not joking. I mean, I wouldn't call it "good", but....
	5:19pm Mr Fab: ha, this stuff sounds like production library music. Should have titles like "Shopping Spree"' or something.
	5:20pm RIP: Ennio and His Meters
	5:20pm slugluv1313: @ Linda Lee -- one of the cool/positive aspects of the quarantine is how so much of Nature has flourished, even in urban areas like here -- i mean, even the "weeds" growing up out the concrete are exceptionally green and "happy" . . . and of course, i am that goofball stopping to inhale the scents of the different flowers, patting them and telling them how sweet and lovely they are (and yeah, guessing anyone who sees this thinks i am totally nuts, but who cares!)
	5:20pm brainiac: I'm having trouble using my words today...
	5:20pm Mr Fab: hi Vicki! Are you painting a wall for some fluxus-like art thing? Or does it actually need painting? (Or both?)
	👻 5:21pm chresti: This much like Fabio's bed music.
	5:22pm People Like Us: new place! Orange wall!
	👻 5:22pm chresti: @La Cosa Buffa
	5:22pm Miss G: chresti, that's what I thought, I kept walking over to the laptop to turn it up to hear Fabio talking.
	5:22pm Linda Lee: well, you should! what feeds the spirit is essential at the moment. it's the only way through. well done!
	5:23pm VincentNifigance: Fabio, can you go another round next week?
	👻 5:23pm chresti: Haha Miss G, me too.
	5:23pm VincentNifigance: Good evening @LindaLee, so nice to see you.
	5:23pm ackthpfft: @Vincent: seconding that motion!
	5:23pm johnzo: b h shuh n. sh. mh. sh n ov. ne. jhe hm hbr b sehrbr m rh a m vesg rs. vinb sE. Egn hes na br g dr h rs. 3+{ O rOeo e ir e. rs. h bo
	5:24pm Brian in New Orleans: Ennio every Fabio show until lockdown is over?????
	5:24pm Handy Haversack: @PLU: Orange wall! Very nice! All this MST3K talk is pretty much guaranteeing I watch Mitchell tonight while Kate's at band practice.
	5:24pm Linda Lee: Vincent Magnifigance!! how are you?
	5:24pm VincentNifigance: @ackthpfft I suspect we could see the month-out.
	5:24pm Franco Twinkie: Mr Fab. I stopped painting to do paperwork, and now I'm fucking around on the comment board. Any think to NOT do paperwork.
	5:24pm Handy Haversack: Good call, chresti!
	5:25pm spodiodi: i hear that, Franco
	5:25pm peapod Ross: The Italian is great to hear
	5:25pm bLeubomberune b: Hey, pay no attention to the man behind the curtain
	5:25pm David in London: Hey Vincent.
	5:25pm Carmichael: My next band will be called Orange Wall.
	5:25pm Brian in New Orleans: whats hapenning
	👻 5:25pm chresti: Hi Handy and spodi!
	5:26pm Jeremy: I second the notion of a second Fabio Morricone tribute
	5:26pm VincentNifigance: @LindaLee Trying to keep my head on a decapitated-planet. And of course keeping it concise, when I emote in the mornings!
	5:26pm spodiodi: hello hello, chresti!
	5:26pm slugluv1313: @ Linda Lee -- awww thanks! true, it feels nice -- but i am wanting to feed the plants' spirits too, i want them (and all the wildlife!) to continue to thrive :) there is a tree sorta in front of my building who has never really done well (hell, NONE of the trees on this particular block have ever seemed "happy") but NOW this tree is positively LUSH! and HUGE!
	5:26pm Linda Lee: after a lifetime of italian around me, this week it hits me: what a unique, fabulous language!
	5:26pm Franco Twinkie: Spodiodi, what is it about paperwork that is like trying to push two magnets together?
	5:26pm VincentNifigance: @DavidInLondon shifty acnowledgment
	5:26pm Carmichael: Franco, are you doing paperwork at the funky desk in your videos?
	5:27pm johnzo: s. mk:$ m bb j gjn
	5:27pm Linda Lee: @Vincent ~ very good. you know the poem.. @slulgluv ~ the plant spirits are absolutely fine. all we need to do is realize the force of life moving through us as well as it moves through them!
	5:27pm slugluv1313: ooooo ORANGE WALL! everything is "landlord white" here but i am definitely inspired to change that!
	5:28pm spodiodi: the "never complete" aspect, Franco (although i've always enjoyed playing with magnets (like that too.))
	5:28pm Linda Lee: they teach us a lot about flexibility in adversity, if we care to notice. :-)
	5:28pm slugluv1313: hah! same here, Franco :)
	5:28pm Franco Twinkie: No Car, I came inside. It's to hot and buggy outside.
	5:28pm coelacanth∅: Franco (@505) hahaha (and yes you must)
	5:29pm marian: Ike: "The Beatniks" is a really good MST3K episode too imho.
	5:29pm johnzo: my apologies for the pocket comments! stay vigilant!
	5:30pm spodiodi: one of the only enjoyable things about paperwork is setting it ablaze
	5:30pm slugluv1313: @ Linda Lee -- exactly! plants, wildlife, the land -- we really ARE all connected :)
	👻 5:31pm KenW: LOVING this!!!!
	5:31pm Linda Lee: yes, we are and we all manifest the same energy! let's not forget, despite the pressure.
	5:31pm David in London: Spodiodi, the sight of a blazing paper bin is a thing of joy for sure.
	5:32pm Mr Fab: my daughter just walked in, started talking to me, then suddenly stopped looking with horror at the speakers. I burst into laughter. Freaking out my kid!
	5:32pm brainiac: Most recently viewed MST was "The Touch Of Satan" Fantastically creepy AND boring. Featured a music box in the score...
	5:32pm Linda Lee: what was that Dylan Thomas line? 'that which through the green fuse drives the flower'? that's us, too.
	5:32pm Franco Twinkie: Great idea Spodiodi! I think I'll stick it all in the Barbeque later. I'll have a whole new pile by next week anyway.
	5:33pm Miss G: This from "Drammi Gotici" is so. . .WOW at the 5:30 mark!
	5:34pm northguineahills: bookmarked this episode....
	5:34pm βrian: "Orange Man" is the nickname for our very long and furry feline housemate.
	5:35pm Ike: @mariano, it's paradoxical, because when I think of a "really good" MST3K, I think of one that's really bad and the guys get in a lot of good digs. (I don't normally like bad movies because I'm not fast enough to make fun of them very well, so that's why I like MST3K, because they're doing it for me!) Is that what you mean?
	5:35pm northguineahills: @Mr. Fab: You're doing it correct...
	5:35pm Linda Lee: Orange Man, Orange Man, does whatever an orange can.. ? :-)
	5:36pm People Like Us: we've just been waiting a LONG time to move house (covid delays etc, people working from home) - painting a wall orange while listening to wfmu and morricone is perfect
	5:36pm βrian: @LL: He's currently nestled down amidst the garlic.
	5:37pm People Like Us: our male cat is orange and blending into the cardboard boxes and new orange wall
	5:37pm Linda Lee: i'd imagine that looks fantastic.
	5:37pm spodiodi: Franco, sounds smart. please toast me a marshmallow
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	5:38pm Linda Lee: both of them! :-)
	5:38pm βrian: @PLU: ours disappears against our old maple floors.
	5:38pm northguineahills: None of the obits I saw on Ennio Morricone included his work w/ Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova Consonanza
	5:38pm slugluv1313: ahhh guessing Orange Kitty is enjoying his new house :)
	👻 5:38pm Ken From Hyde Park: Archival visitors will also seek other maestro collections - www.wfmu.org... www.wfmu.org...
	5:40pm Linda Lee: @PLU ~ so glad things have worked out, finally! personally hope for the same luck with house-moving delays. it's been real rock & roll here too!
	5:40pm People Like Us: he's asleep on top of the mountain of boxes near the ceiling
	5:40pm People Like Us: moving house is much better recently
	5:41pm Linda Lee: imagine it's not too summery hot there, or he'd be stretched out on the floor instead!
	5:41pm slugluv1313: @ PLU -- ahh, supervising your work?!
	5:41pm Linda Lee: so glad, honestly.
	5:41pm Mr Fab: This is especially ominous music for my current activity - making lemonade. usually quite a wholesome thing, but now I'm imagining: CLOSE UP on the knife slicing the lemon. SOUND: a loud Thwack!
	5:41pm Linda Lee: hahah! there's a video, Mr F!
	5:43pm slugluv1313: YES! enjoying the beautifully SINISTER quality of "Fuori dalla Realta"
	5:44pm Linda Lee: 'reality flowers'! translation for 'il gatto a nove code' : The New Wave Cat?
	5:44pm Linda Lee: wait, fuori not fiori.. haha!
	5:45pm Gaylord Fields: Wouldn't you just know it? I'll be away from my show for the next two weeks (but I did coincidentally happen to play Morricone this past Sunday, the day before his demise). This also happened when Scott Walker passed away just before I took a couple of shows off. But yeah, like I need an excuse to play the Maestro when I do return.
	5:45pm Linda Lee: i'm sure you'll do it right, too, Gaylord! :-)
	5:45pm slugluv1313: i beleive it is "Cat O'Nine Tails"?
	5:46pm Linda Lee: right! nove, not nuova. thank you dear!
	5:46pm spodiodi: heck yeah, Linda Lee, Gaylord
	5:46pm Gaylord Fields: Aw, Linda Lee! You flatter me! :)
	5:47pm David in London: Gaylord, a whole gaggle or more senior musicians must be quaking every time you take a break...
	5:47pm Linda Lee: it's about time i did! i'm late!
	5:48pm Linda Lee: my italian ancestors are peering down at me very disapprovingly at the moment. mama mia.. che stupido!
	5:54pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Fabio! Thanks, Skeletons! Be well, all!
	5:55pm slugluv1313: thank you so very very much, Fabio!
	5:56pm Miss G: Thank you Fabio for a unique and piquant journey through the varied musical offerings of Il maestro. I too vote for another round next week. Grazie infinite!
	5:56pm Stillwell Coney Islander: Molto Bello! Grazie Maestro Rip Ciao
	5:56pm David in London: Great show in honour of the Maestro. Thanks Fabio.
	5:56pm Brian in New Orleans: Italian for Thank YOU!!!!
	5:56pm spodiodi: thanks, Fabio!
	5:57pm marian: Ike: Sorry, missed your post. Yeah, I meant it as in so bad it's good. I think it was some of their best commentary (especially the song at the end, you'll know it when you see it). Thank you Fabio and crew, take care everyone.
	👻 5:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Fabio. I wonder what words the Old Codger will use to bash this week's fine show. Thanks, skeleton monitor.
	5:59pm Jeremy: So great to hear your selections Fabio! Real music for the bardo. Thank you so much for your deep Morriconology. Farewell Maestro!
	6:00pm Gaylord Fields: Thank you, Fabio, for such a fitting tribute. You were able to reflect the breadth and scope of Morricone's singular musical genius.
	6:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Fabio! Thanks skeleton crew! Thanks Ennio Morricone! ciao
	6:00pm bLeubomberune b: Bonsoir Fabio
	6:00pm Brendan: Thanks for the music Fabio. Thanks for the nice conversation everyone.
	👻 6:00pm Bas NL: Thanks Fabio. Fantastic show.
	6:00pm Franco Twinkie: Perfect show Fabio! Gratzie!
	6:00pm Linda Lee: grazie tanto, Fabio.
	👻 6:00pm Rev. Turnip Druid: 'preesh.
	👻 6:01pm Bas NL: Hello Matt!
	6:01pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Matt
	6:01pm Linda Lee: hope to see you all soon!
	6:01pm Tom Recchione: thank you Fabio for a marvelous show
	👻 6:31pm chresti: Thanks Fabio!
	8:32pm Nicole: Thank you Fabio. I suspect I will be revisiting this episode regularly in the near future. Ennio Morricone mwas a big source of inspiration for me. Very sad that he's gone, yet grateful to have his music in my life.

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from July 9, 2020

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