WFMU: Therese: Playlist from July 12, 2020

Listener comments!
	6:01pm P-90: Ever notice what a little love letter to Paul Simon this song is?
	6:02pm P-90: Hi Therese
	6:03pm UncleMarty: G'Day T - Elmhurst Queens bakin' ....
	6:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Interesting premise P-90! Macca is into pastiche...
	6:04pm Therese: Hello! Thanks for stopping by!
	6:04pm UncleMarty: Paul is a musical pack-rat ...
	6:06pm chresti: Hi Therese and everyone, I will be listening in the shower... 95F in San Gabriel, CA..
	6:06pm efd: Album of the year contender, this Lewsberg.
	6:07pm Linda Lee: so reminiscent of so many things.. but its own thing too. hi!
	6:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Also of course Paulie does 3rd person often where Lennon was about Lennon - or Humainity as an abstract (Leo & Aquarius Moons respectively) - as Eleanor Rigby was already...
	6:08pm Linda Lee: Uncle Marty, i think i'm in love with your picture.
	6:09pm UncleMarty: LL & I love Roses
	6:09pm Linda Lee: yay! :-)
	6:10pm Linda Lee: it blows my mind that sphinxes have no wiskins. i thought there were essential for balance! guess not!
	6:12pm UncleMarty: RR 63 - Way to deep for cocktail hour ... PM does British Music Hall with love ... even w the boyz ... Starkey & McC penned some solid pop - still fun ...
	6:14pm UncleMarty: Facial hair is needed for going down holes ... I gave up rodenta long ago ... just a bad habit ...
	6:14pm Linda Lee: ah! good then.
	6:15pm Jett: @ Therese I guess it is just "Another Day" Hope you're well Therese. Actually did some hanging out today with some great friends. We sat at an outdoor cafe of a smoothie place and just talked there for several hours, it was very nice. A great break from the same old routine.
	6:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nicely recorded thumpy bits! Kewl track.
	6:16pm Linda Lee: it is!
	6:17pm UncleMarty: Low impact grooming ... Xeriscaping
	6:18pm Fishtown Mike: @EFD, purchased...that was some high praise. Bandcamp is awesome, but I miss the lack if instant gratification.
	6:18pm Linda Lee: good. time is short. nice if we can leave things alone.
	6:19pm Linda Lee: i keep my fur close too & deal with it once a month, not once a day!
	6:20pm Franco Twinkie: Therese, can you tell us something you personally witnessed at Action Park that was either so funny or horrible that we can all laugh like it was last week?
	6:21pm Jett: Are you dedicating this Talking Heads covering All Green to a cousin of yours?
	6:22pm Therese: @Franco- Not while I'm trying to maintain the playlist!
	6:22pm Franco Twinkie: Pleeease!!!
	6:23pm Therese: Maybe next week!
	6:23pm RobinSays: Really great segue, Therese!
	6:24pm Therese: Thanks, @Robin!
	6:24pm P-90: Is Chris Frantz’s book out yet...?
	6:26pm Franco Twinkie: Okay, fair enough Therese. I'll just look at todays paper for something to make me shutter.
	6:26pm alexorwhatever: Oh man, I wanna buy Chris' book.
	6:26pm coelacanth∅: that talking heads song was a thing of wonder at the time
	6:26pm phat: Did you play Talking Heads because of Scharpling's silly Twitter posts?
	6:27pm UncleMarty: T Heads! Life/WarTime get me thru last 120 dayz
	6:27pm coelacanth∅: i was in my bedroom, getting ready for school, and wnew played it. some of that new "punk rock".
	6:28pm P-90: Oh, has Scharpling been tweeting about Byrne?
	6:28pm Therese: @phat- I did not!
	6:29pm Jett: @Therese I find that I keep coming back to Ike and Tina Turner in the same way that you mentioned The Talking Heads and Nina Simone during the pandemic.
	6:29pm sim: Another poor McCartney karaoke choice: Jet.
	6:29pm P-90: Oh that song would be a Karaoke NIGHTMARE
	6:29pm Franco Twinkie: Yes, haven't thought about it. But the Talking Heads loomed large in happier times. Saw their first show in So. Cal in 1977.
	6:29pm Linda Lee: coel, i had a similar experience with patti smith's 'gloria'. it grabbed me & i couldn't move til i heard the whole thing. wnew.
	6:30pm UncleMarty: yep wnew .... Take Me & Devo's Satisfaction made them instant stars for me ..... Neeeew Wave
	6:30pm morphe': Talmudic detail.... always a good idea...figure out the this and the that...
	6:30pm Franco Twinkie: Patti Smith too!
	6:31pm Linda Lee: i saw them at cbs in .. 76? the weirdest damn band ever. short hair, highwaters, falsetto, pasty & nervous. what rock is this?
	6:33pm Linda Lee: male rockers were meant to be potent. this guy looked like he'd faint if you touched him .. or he might stab you with a pen.
	6:34pm UncleMarty: Think I caught one of the last Dolls shows @ Max's ... went over my head .... but catching the Police there soon after was another sublime moment ..
	6:35pm coelacanth∅: haha Linda who the Patti Smith group?
	6:35pm Linda Lee: beautiful :-) no, talking heads. speaking of, i'm hearing Tina in this bass line for sure.
	6:36pm coelacanth∅: that makes more sense
	6:36pm phat: @Therese I didn't really think so. However, those posts were hilarious.
	6:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well threelobed records are on faceborg hipsters - but Silver Scrolls might be too kewl...
	6:36pm UncleMarty: Speaking of immortal Pop ... how 'bout that TomTomCLub ?
	6:37pm Linda Lee: i did see Patti that year or the next. they were more in the rocker vein for sure.
	6:37pm morphe': Therese y NPR ALL THINGS CONSIDERED MASH UP!!!! WORKING SO FAR >>> IF THERE IS a CONFLICT>> I DROP NPR!!!!
	6:37pm Linda Lee: Patti was more llike a conventional male rocker than Byrne. absolutely.
	6:38pm UncleMarty: Nice thing was how Punk & New Wave co-existed ... ah, the East Village ... I get lost in WmsBerg
	6:39pm Therese: There is no stopping Tom when he gets on a roll, @phat!
	6:39pm Linda Lee: i only know 2 songs from Tom Tom Club & i have trouble picking them apart! the something of love & the other one.
	6:39pm Franco Twinkie: I really liked the Talking Heads nervous look, but it was Patti's confrontational sexuality that knocked me for a loop. Up so close I could smell her.
	6:40pm UncleMarty: TTC has been sampled so much they bought beach houses ..... LoL
	6:40pm Linda Lee: if i remember right it was sort of all Punk for a while, domestically. New Wave was the Stiff people.. the Brits .. then we had No Wave in new york.
	6:41pm Linda Lee: Patti was extremely confident & quite butch.
	6:41pm phat: @Therese very true. On another note, sometimes I think Cowgirl in the Sand is the greatest sounding record ever made. Holy. Hell.
	6:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh now here's s neato bit of gittar...Neil somone - crazyeyed Scorpio...writes a bit...
	6:41pm morphe': I worked in St Mark's Bookshop '83-'87.. 13 St Mark's Place smelt Patti and too many others - even over my own stink...
	6:42pm Linda Lee: did you! hi! what a great bookstore.
	6:42pm UncleMarty: Living with Mapplethorpe would give anyone sexual angst ...
	6:42pm Linda Lee: some of us didn't have bathrooms, so we were often ripe.
	6:42pm chaos_in_la_la: Hi Therese. Love hearing some Don Howland up in here. Long time fan!
	6:42pm coelacanth∅: devo's satisfaction intrigued me immediately but didn't win me over 'till i saw them on saturday night live. wnew's daring punk rock ("new wave" hadn't been invented yet) plays that immediately threatened my pink floyd and rolling stones was talking heads (<, + "pulled up" and "don't worry about the government"); miracle man by Elvis C; stick to me by Graham Parker...
	6:43pm Linda Lee: i was on bowery & 4th in 81 .. toilet in the hall, tub in the kitchen. but that was the kitchen table too. a door laying on the tub. bathing.. so much trouble.
	6:43pm UncleMarty: I listen to Niel's Cortez the Killer once a month ... prescient.
	6:43pm morphe': Linda .. it was super special -- great workers and the foolish owners drove it to the cemetery.. the workers were more comitted than the owners... I split in '87 before it truly fell apart...
	6:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Still wizing up to Devo. So great.
	6:44pm Linda Lee: i seem to remember the issues. owners, always the problem.
	6:44pm coelacanth∅: i learned of Patti Smith by a friend. i'd never heard it on the radio before he played horses for me. (and lent it to me to tape)
	6:47pm Linda Lee: i distinctly remember some wise-ass kid bringing 'never mind the bollocks' to class (high school, senior year) & lending it around so we could hear it. no radio play yet.
	6:47pm morphe': I never read Biographies but someone gave me #1 of Patty's Bio -- well worth reading... Could she really not have knwn that Mapplethorpe was Bi-Gay???
	6:47pm Linda Lee: that's how we heard new music much of the time. hading things around.
	6:48pm UncleMarty: Devo = deliberate difficult listening, ... but Mothersbaugh has produced so much since then ...
	6:48pm Linda Lee: do you mean 'just kids'? sure, i can see it ~ he did his thing away from home & she, being not so sophisticated, felt only his love. one didn't announce, really.
	6:49pm davefromtoronto: his yo gabba gabba spots were some of his best work.
	6:49pm P-90: Ahhh... Neil...
	6:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I had a Rawk obsessed brother about nine years older - spoonfed me masses of culture. Didn't have to do anything. What I did not have in small-town New England was any kind of scene whatsoever.
	6:50pm Linda Lee: i realized i was bisexual in the mid 70s at school, but there was no descriptive languagee for my feelings. i just did what i did, felt what i felt. finally, in about 85, the word 'bisexual' came into consciousness. people found it a fascinating concept.
	6:51pm Linda Lee: i'm sorry, i have a sticky e key. i text with an accent.
	6:51pm phat: Holy crap. This Mosses is something else.
	6:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Just Kids' - yes.
	6:51pm UncleMarty: Smith bio is a must read .... worth researching Devo - Deeply committed to Dada ... 1980, who knew ... Whip It meant only one thing ...
	6:51pm Jett: @Linda Lee Do we know each other? Have we hung out together? Were you a big fan of The Senders?
	6:52pm Linda Lee: a girl i knew was deeply in love with someone who identified to her as bisexual. i had to explain to her what was going on in his head. as if i knew! :-) Jett, i'm not sure! can't say i remember The Senders now.
	6:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Devos were @ Kent State for the shootings - formative for views.
	6:53pm Franco Twinkie: Seen Devo for the first time in 1977 on a bill with Blondie,Weirdos and others, it struck me how advanced and committed they were. Bands are always more memorable if they are put into contrast with other bands.
	6:54pm davefromtoronto: knew someone who thought bisexual meant you had to pay for it.
	6:54pm Linda Lee: ahahaha.. oy. :-)
	6:54pm coelacanth∅: anarchy in the uk and god save the queen got play on wnew, but it didn't do much for me. just mediocre rock and roll songs with snarly singing! i was already into the clash by then and saw them as a beautiful day dawning, compared to being banished to live in a filthy bathroom!
	6:55pm Linda Lee: yes. wasn't that a funny thing. i remember a clash/pistols thing similar to a beatles/stones thing..
	6:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bubblegum is Sexy.
	6:55pm chaos_in_la_la: Speaking of The Senders, Phil Marcade's Punk Avenue: The New York City Underground 1972-1982 was a fun tragic read.
	6:56pm Jett: This Edison Lighthouse is a big favorite since it's release. Always puts me in a great mood! Thanks for playing!
	6:56pm coelacanth∅: Linda, true! but i've always liked both the beatles and the 'stones
	6:56pm Roberto: The chorus to "Love Grows" makes me slightly queasy. I guess it makes me think of a fungus or an STD.
	6:56pm Linda Lee: i just gotta say, New York was a beautiful place in that period of time. room for one & all, no matter the trip.
	6:56pm morphe': Uncle Marty - Great Book by Greil Marcus = "Lipstick Kisses on a Cigarette" From Jean D'Arc to Baudaluire to Dada to Situationists to Punk A small hiking trail with so much ....
	6:57pm Linda Lee: of course! it's just sort of a cliche' non-conflict conflict. but people talked about the clash/pistols in a similar way.
	6:57pm Jett: @Linda Lee, I remember that Clash/Pistols rivalry at the time also. I was and still am in the Pistols camp.
	6:57pm Roberto: Everyone except Roberto.
	6:57pm Linda Lee: @morphe' ~ what, no Rimbaud?
	6:58pm RobinSays: When I was a young child my mom had WCBS-FM playing in the house constantly and I loved listening to it. This Edison Lighthouse track was a favorite of mine back then. Thanx for playing it.
	6:58pm Peter from Dover NJ: A different show tonight. Not that I'm complaining. PS "Love Grows..." was the first 45 my wife ever bought.
	6:58pm Hoboken Jack: Hello Therese and Cowgirl in the Ruth Booth!
	6:59pm Therese: Hiya, Jack!
	6:59pm Linda Lee: oh! being a kid with a radio in the 60s was a really lovely thing. i think i had a transistor instead of a teddy bear.
	6:59pm Jett: @Linda Lee, You're taking me back to a great time on my life in the mid to late seventies. Thanks for bringing cool memories back.
	6:59pm Roberto: More like Love Gross.
	6:59pm Linda Lee: yes!! wasn't it good! :-)
	6:59pm P-90: “muffled singing though masked faces” I’m stealing that
	6:59pm UncleMarty: Therese plays B52s & no comments??? ... Seminal in the clubs ...
	7:00pm coelacanth∅: i did grow to like some 'pistols songs, despite johnny rotten himself.
	7:00pm Linda Lee: bcmms lff gmms lk r rssmmy gss.. n nmddy nsss k mmf
	7:00pm Jett: @Linda Lee My transistor was mainly tuned to WMCA the good guys as a child. Also Soul 16.
	7:01pm Linda Lee: oh sure!! i think mine was WABC. :-)
	7:01pm Linda Lee: with Hal Lundy!
	7:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always think of Joey Ramone saying he envisioned a sort of Beatles/Stones movement with them & the Pistols...but Murika said NO. Pistols crashed & burned in one album - as was destiny.
	7:02pm Franco Twinkie: I remember when Pretty Vacant came out as a 45 on Warner Brothers it got a lot of airplay on a short lived AM station in L.A. with a lot of high energy DJ screaming. I clearly remember hearing it driving down the Pasadena Freeway, and that car DID NOT have a FM radio.
	7:02pm P-90: WABC is what everyone switched to when WMCA switched to talk radio.
	7:03pm coelacanth∅: ...and sexpistols didn't last long enough to be turned to shit by producer glyn johns. they surely would have, but instead went out with the rock n roll swindle - true to form and in my opinion more respectable than the combat rock abomination.
	7:03pm phat: https://images.app.goo.gl/r9H1pCqtuEuZouNeA
	7:03pm Linda Lee: that sounds lovely, Franco. :-)
	7:03pm Jett: WABC musicradio 77 was good but a lot of commercials, so later years it was 97 WWDJ for me and eventually WABC - FM and WOR-FM.
	7:04pm Mike W: someone’s bound to be accidentally subbing for themselves
	7:04pm UncleMarty: Only problem w the Pistols was Malcolm McLaren.... wanna be haberdasher .... tho' Buffalo Gals was a hoot ... helped bring Rap downtown ..
	7:04pm Roberto: I saw Malcolm McClaren's grave in London last year whilst looking for Karl Marx's.
	7:05pm Linda Lee: @ Jett ~ so you were in the city throughout?
	7:05pm Jett: I loved Malcolm's Buffalo Gals.
	7:05pm coelacanth∅: Franco i bought that pretty vacant 45, having never heard of it. i still think it's their best song. and on the flip is a decent demolition of the stooges' no fun.
	7:05pm Jett: NYC born and raised!
	7:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bollocks was super important in terms of vinyl rotation - but @ the same time I was spinning New York Dolls 1st - early Who ...wasn't about any scene - just what seemed real. Now who cares about Bollocks? Odd really.
	7:06pm Linda Lee: beautiful! :-)
	7:06pm Jett: I was listening to the Dolls a few years before the Pistols.
	7:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & I don't remember buying a new 45 in my life.
	7:07pm Linda Lee: so then. when did you find St Mark's Bar? :-D
	7:08pm Jett: Bowie was a big deal also at the time before the Dolls.
	7:08pm P-90: It’s RON Lundy btw
	7:08pm coelacanth∅: (i should qualify that turned to shit by a producer to include the even worse than glyn johns phil spectre, as he was the one who put a stop to ramones run of excellency)
	7:08pm morphe': Linda - Baudalauire is short cut for Rimbaud and Lautremount y Lousi ARAGON AND THE TRUE SURREALISTS - skipping homophobic Breton (Breton was instrumental in the suicide of Rene Crevel - he was ostracized by Breton because he was gay....
	7:08pm Linda Lee: i'm thinking just before ~ but their stars rose together a little while. that's right! Ron Lundy!
	7:09pm Linda Lee: got it. thank you, morphe'!
	7:09pm coelacanth∅: Roberto were those graves in alphabetical order?!
	7:10pm Uncle Michael: good evening
	7:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Iggy on Dinah Shore show - 'Well I think I helped end the 60s!' - Bowie cracks up...
	7:10pm Linda Lee: hi Uncle Michael!
	7:10pm Jett: Since age13 I was going to Max's and CBGBs, found At Marks bar shortly afterwards, midnight snacks sometimes at Phebes a bit later.
	7:10pm Uncle Michael: Hello, Linda.
	7:11pm Roberto: Ha, no, Coel, they were at opposite sides of the cemetery. I went there to see Karl. Malcolm was a bonus.
	7:11pm Jett: Correctatype changed St. to At
	7:11pm Linda Lee: oh sure! Phebe's! :-) lovely. really so nice, all of it.
	7:11pm Therese: Hiya, Uncle Michael!
	7:11pm Linda Lee: how funny. i heard Iggy was doing a bunch of tv after i'd lost my tv habit.
	7:13pm Jett: @Linda Lee, remember The Dugout?
	7:13pm coelacanth∅: just mentioned this album this morning on Jeff's show. i bought the cassingle of whip smart, thinking it was the album. (2 bucks? used at st.marks sounds)
	7:13pm Linda Lee: i do!! :-) we hung out at a bunch of places with names lost to me, too..
	7:14pm Jett: I sometimes worked at Free Being in the early eighties.
	7:15pm Linda Lee: in a way the old timer bars were very nice.. around Bowery. seem to remember a place called Three Roses. they were all olde timer bars for a while though, weren't they.
	7:15pm Franco Twinkie: Coel, I liven down the street from KROQ. My neighbors brother was a DJ and we were allowed in the studio while he was doing his show, just as long as we didn't open our mouths. They had a green room with some furniture that looked like it was 'borrowed' from the hotel across the street. One particular end table had a pile of promo records free for the taking. That's were my copy of Pretty Vacant came from. It's worth a lot of money,right?
	7:15pm Linda Lee: Free Being! record store?
	7:15pm coelacanth∅: ha, i might've seen you there
	7:15pm Jett: I hung out at Three Roses many times.
	7:16pm Linda Lee: beautiful! :-)
	7:16pm Uncle Michael: Hi, Therese.
	7:16pm Therese: Speaking of Malcolm McLaren, there is a great anecdote in Viv Albertine's "Clothes, Clothes, Clothes, Music, Music, Music, Boys, Boys, Boys" about Vivienne Westwood getting into an argument with Bernie Rhodes WHILE DELIVERING A EULOGY at Malcom McLaren's funeral.
	7:16pm Jett: Yes Free Being the record store @Linda Lee
	7:16pm coelacanth∅: Franco it might be!
	7:16pm Linda Lee: very nice!! :-) record stores. how lovely.
	7:17pm Linda Lee: this Peggy Lipton track is just luscious. adored her.
	7:18pm RobinSays: I was the day waitress at Continental Divide on Third Ave. right next to St. Marks. I remember bringing Beat writer Herbert Huncke several gin and tonics while he was being interviewed by a British dude...
	7:18pm Jett: I loved Viv Albertine and Arianna Up a lot, just such great people. @Therese I miss Arianna a lot.
	7:18pm coelacanth∅: Franco what's on the flip? a lounge version created by Malcolm?!
	7:18pm Franco Twinkie: Lemme look.
	7:18pm morphe': Jett - the Dugout wasunder SOUNDS Records Yes? South side of St Mark's ..was thrown out for sleeping in the windowsill - the end of a qualude high... 1980???
	7:18pm Linda Lee: i think i might like Viv's book more than i enjoyed Patti's. i felt Patti tried especially hard for the literary.
	7:19pm mariano: Hey there Therese, crew, folks.
	7:19pm Jett: No the Dugout was just south of 14street
	7:19pm Linda Lee: Jett, did you get down to TR3? saw the Slits play there. so many others. just a fabulous club. second home. Puffy's Tavern the third.
	7:20pm coelacanth∅: Therese you think that event has been preserved for posterity, future collectable profits, or shits n giggles?
	7:20pm Therese: I highly recommend both of Viv's books, @Linda Lee
	7:20pm Linda Lee: i lived just across Broadway from the Mudd Club & Dave's Luncheonette for a few years from 78 - 81.
	7:20pm coelacanth∅: hey mariano
	7:21pm Linda Lee: thanks Therese!
	7:21pm P-90: Last I heard the revived Holiday Cocktail Lounge on St. Marks was still thriving (if that’s a word one could ever apply to that place), but that was before The Lockdown...
	7:21pm mariano: Robin: Wow, that's cool - Huncke the junkie! Hey there coela.
	7:21pm Linda Lee: oh my. the Holiday.
	7:22pm Jett: TR3 many times, never saw the Slits there, but saw them in many other places. I loved hanging out at Irving Plaza, my home, away from home. I felt like I owned that place.
	7:22pm RobinSays: Grassroots Tavern was under Sounds.
	7:22pm morphe': Jett - just looked ..I was thinking of GRASSROOTS below Sounds...
	7:22pm coelacanth∅: Yes!
	7:23pm Linda Lee: hah! good! thank you RobinSays. was just trying to remember the name of the Grassroots. i think that was my first neighborhood bar during junior year in high school.
	7:23pm Jett: That was it @Robin "Grass Roots"
	7:23pm alexorwhatever: oh hellll yeah. needed this song.
	7:23pm chresti: Evening from late afternoon, UM.
	7:24pm RobinSays: @Mariano. I remember Huncke being pleasant to wait on. I also fetched a rum and Coke for Sinead O'Connor during a party Continental Divide had for The Sugarcubes.
	7:24pm chresti: This is so great.
	7:24pm Uncle Michael: Tip of the day... If you can't find Schweppes Bitter Lemon, Cock and Bull is pretty good.
	7:25pm Jett: Dugout was on third Ave btwn 13th and 14th
	7:25pm Montanus McMonty: Therese, 1st time listener in Hotlanta. Was sooooooo excited when I heard Follow Your Bliss as the music bed. I used it on my college show back in the late 90's. YES! (with fist pump)
	7:25pm Linda Lee: Therese, for books by female rockers i'd recommend June Millington's memoir "Land Of A Thousand Bridges". just an amazing story. she & her sister Jean were the core of Fanny, the first all female band to secure a major label album deal. just phenomenal musicians. fascinating tales.
	7:26pm chresti: I have a lime, will that work?
	7:26pm Jett: NYC was such a cool place during that period @Linda Lee
	7:27pm Jett: I was a big fan of Fanny!
	7:27pm Therese: Thank you for reminding me, Linda! That's been on my list.
	7:27pm Linda Lee: it was. it really was. the most fabulous thing: you didn't have to work your tail off to live a life. most of my time there i worked possibly 4 days a weekt at most, part time. glorious fun. Fanny is still knocking me out today. :-)
	7:27pm RobinSays: @ Linda Lee. I love fellow NY native stories like yours:) King Tut's Wah Wah Hut on E. 7th Street was where I did most of my high school drinking as a senior.
	7:27pm Linda Lee: oh my god. King Tut's!! of course!
	7:28pm Linda Lee: was King Tut's after hours? for a while there we had some very nice after hours clubs on the LES. the names, of course..
	7:29pm Linda Lee: i remember the Ziwi or Kiwi club..
	7:29pm Chris: Tired rehashed historically flat content. Try allot harder. I've been listening for 30 years and this show is profoundly mediocre.
	7:30pm Jett: I was very involved in the music biz, and had been doing a regular radio show on WHBI-FM at the time, well into the early eighties. For a short time Rocks In Your Head record store and NY Rocker sponsored my radio show.
	7:30pm RobinSays: I'm pretty sure King Tut's was open regular bar hours. I remember Save The Robots on Avenue B as an after-hours place...
	7:30pm Linda Lee: after the bars closed you'd just head over to the after hours places & hang out til 8 or 9 AM..
	7:30pm Franco Twinkie: Coel, the sleeve, which has a very funny type written screed says Submission. But the actual record which is a radio station copy has Pretty Vacant on both sides. Stereo and mono.
	7:30pm JohnEBGood: Hi Therese. This is a classic. Check out Steppenwolf Monster. The album and song are awesome! 50 years and the same issues. so sad. Peace : )
	7:30pm Bobby K: I love this song so much
	7:30pm Linda Lee: Rocks In Your Head was Spring St, right?
	7:31pm Jett: Wow, The Wah Wah Hut, haven't even thought of that place.
	7:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It is a treat to get personal accounts of Thuh City! I am total failure to launch into cities. ...Kind of the famous thing to do: buy Huncke something to pay for an interview about Kerouac / Ginsberg / Burroughs & the real origin scene.
	7:32pm P-90: Haven’t even thought of King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut in years. Decades maybe.
	7:32pm RobinSays: I'm pretty sure King Tut's was open regular bar hours. I remember Save The Robots on Avenue B as an after-hours place...
	7:32pm chaos_in_la_la: So I showed up to work one morning in bk about 7 years ago, midway thru some mushrooms. I let my one friend know, the one who would get me thru this situation I'd created. He immediately went to the radio and put Jump Into The Fire on. Everything was okay from there on out that day..
	7:32pm Jett: I think Rocks In Your Head was on Prince as I recall.
	7:32pm Handy Haversack: Hi, Therese. Hi, all. Been listening and doing chores. Sounding great!
	7:33pm Linda Lee: i fondly remember passing Allen & Peter on their block on 12 th street while carrying a toilet bowl. Allen peered at me searchingly. likely thought i was some cute boy. they'd gotten out of a cab. both nicely suited.
	7:33pm Linda Lee: that's likely true, Jett.
	7:33pm Jett: 157 Prince Street, I remember the commercial
	7:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Franco - sounds like quite an artifact!
	7:34pm Jett: I had such a crush on Peggy Lipton
	7:34pm mariano: Welcome aboard, Montanus. And heya Handy.
	7:34pm Linda Lee: ah! thank you! did you visit the Soho Music Gallery on Wooster? what a place! a massive loft space, full of light, all records. i dated the store manager for a bit. he runs Byrne's record label now, Luaka Bop. the music gallery was possibly the world's most beautiful record store.
	7:35pm Linda Lee: they had a phenomenal sound system there.
	7:36pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Mariano!
	7:36pm chresti: Sounds like a fun place, King Tut's.
	7:36pm Jett: Does anyone remember the Thalia theater, a great revival house on the upper west side?
	7:37pm morphe': Assessing much of the input today (this am in Madrid) we can qualify for an WFMU AARP special discount card....
	7:37pm Linda Lee: i'm remembering a place on St Marks called .. Club 55? they showed films. we saw the entirety of Chelsea Girls there one long night. very nice.
	7:37pm RobinSays: I remember applying for a job at St. Marks Sounds when I was a junior in high school. They asked me to name every Rolling Stones album from their debut in the '60s until Dirty Work. I flunked that test:(
	7:37pm P-90: The Thalia is still there.
	7:37pm Jett: Soho Music Gallery always had a lot hard to find stuff.
	7:38pm chaos_in_la_la: @morphe': that idea could have wheels. I love it!
	7:38pm Linda Lee: the Thalia! absolutely. a beautiful theater. we loved Theater 80, for a local place. Bleecker St Cinema, Film Forum.. yes, they did.
	7:38pm morphe': Linda - club 57???
	7:39pm Linda Lee: oh man. hell of an intervieew. thank you, morphe'! Club 57! :-)
	7:39pm Franco Twinkie: Yes the Thalia! I saw Stranger Than Paradise there.
	7:39pm Linda Lee: i'm pretty sure i did too, Franco! :-)
	7:39pm Jett: I knew people that worked at St Mark's Sounds, the drummer in a band I was in worked there.
	7:40pm RobinSays: I saw Metropolis with live piano accompaniment at The Thalia. Pretty amazing.
	7:40pm coelacanth∅: i did not find that record in my search Franco. that's a good sign!
	7:40pm Jett: I spent a lot of time watching Films at the Thalia, I became quite friendly with the staff there.
	7:41pm Linda Lee: my god, i think i did too, RobinSays! haha!!
	7:41pm chresti: Jump Into The Fire saves the day again, @chaos.
	7:41pm Linda Lee: i enjoyed sitting in the balcony for a smoke, at the Thalia, if i'm not dreaming. it was nice, smoking at the movies. very relaxing.
	7:43pm Linda Lee: they had a fabulous Kitsch program at Theater 80. i'm fairly sure i saw Cat Women From Outer Space in 3D there. glasses & all.
	7:43pm Linda Lee: we were lucky, children. we really were.
	7:43pm morphe': Robin all - I am away from NYC but a great free thing that I think still happens: in WTC free silent classics with live orchestra - CLUB FOOT SF and Gamelon and Metropolis and Nosfrayu and ?? check and see - now is the time - except for the virus
	7:43pm P-90: The Thalia is now in the same neighborhood, in the basement level of the venerable Symphony Space. It’s the Leonard Nimoy Thalia Theater, he donated the money to build the new theater.
	7:44pm Tome: wonderful Sunday again hi Therese !<>!
	7:44pm chresti: ^and WFMU*
	7:45pm Jett: Does anyone remember the name of the record store on Mercer Street next to the Anarchist Book Store?
	7:46pm Jett: @P-90 I did not know that.
	7:46pm Linda Lee: tough one..
	7:48pm morphe': Theatre 80 - the Irish owners (Larry Ottway)have turned it into an old Speakeasy kind of place with a back story and are trying to make a film doc - about hidden safes and corpses.. there is now a window next door that sells odd sandwichews - Kangarroo BBQ with pickled cucumbers or Iguana tail with green salsa or.. serious true ..... saw it on my last NYC vist Feb 2020
	7:48pm Jett: @Linda Lee I've been trying to remember the name of that record store for a long time.
	7:48pm Franco Twinkie: My one and only time at the Thalia. The experience put me in such a mood that I forgot I had planned to see Gene Clark later that night at Folk City. I was so dreamy and distracted that I totally forgot!
	7:49pm Linda Lee: ha! wow, Franco! :-) Jett, i'm sorry i can't help..
	7:49pm P-90: Isn’t iguana tail always served with RED salsa?
	7:49pm Jett: @Franco Twinkie I loved the Thalia theater, it felt so comfy to me.
	7:50pm Linda Lee: another great thing.. book stores, book stores, book stores.
	7:50pm Fishtown Mike: Thank you, Therese! Great show as always!
	7:50pm Jett: Hey, @Linda Lee no problem, you've ignored so many cool memories today.
	7:51pm Linda Lee: have i? oh no!
	7:51pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Therese!
	7:51pm RobinSays: I had a class at NYU with Larry Ottway! I remember him being a nice fella. On more than one occasion I hung out at his apartment with classmates and our professor, snacking on smoked salmon and hot apple cider.
	7:52pm Jett: I'd be very remiss at not recognizing what an excellent job the amazing ❤️@Therese is doing today.
	7:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gene Clark - sh*t ! Saw Clubfoot Orchestra do Metropolis in Santa Barbara. So kewl. I miss living in civilization...
	7:52pm mariano: Thank you Therese! And thanks to the Skeleton Crew as always. Take care everyone.
	7:53pm morphe': Jett - was not that bookstore actually the Ann Ryand folk - Aesthetic Realists who wore buttons that said "VICTIM of the PRESS?" Not sure - just asking.. A true cult ..
	7:53pm Jett: spell check changed inspired to a negative word @Linda Lee
	7:54pm Linda Lee: hahah!! ok! i just looked up a place called "mercer books and records" .. there for 30 years only, though.
	7:54pm Jett: I'm pretty sure that was the bookstore, but I'm looking for the name of the record store next door.
	7:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Therese fails us not. Thx for securing Sunday P.M.
	7:55pm Jett: that Victim of the Press place
	7:55pm chresti: Wow, morphe' @7:48
	7:56pm radioronan: Thanks Therese.. Thanks skeleton crew!
	7:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Therese. Have a pleasant, safe week.
	7:56pm P-90: Thanks Therese!
	7:56pm Linda Lee: thanks for a really lovely show, Therese! oh my. i seem to remember dropping acid to this one :-D
	7:56pm Jett: Be safe @Therese, thanks for a wonderful show. Everybody here, be safe!
	7:56pm Franco Twinkie: Thank you, Action Girl!
	7:57pm Linda Lee: thanks so much for heading back home with me tonight, kids!
	7:57pm Jett: @LindaLee honored to have spoken with you.
	7:57pm morphe': Thanks Therese ... and all 221b Baker Street ps look for the Comet NeoWise in the sky 0500-0600 EST in the Eastern Horizon.. Amazing...
	7:57pm Linda Lee: absolutely the same, Jett! :-)
	7:58pm chresti: Maybe there's a photo of that record store from that time, Jett?
	7:58pm RobinSays: @ Linda Lee Yes! Good to share memories of NYC:)
	7:58pm Linda Lee: so good, RobinSays! thank you!
	7:58pm UncleMarty: Thanks T - Great show Good meeting LindaLee, RR63, Jett & all who survived the 80s ...
	7:58pm chaos_in_la_la: Thx@Therese+Crew
	7:59pm Linda Lee: we sure did! :-) good seeing you too, Handsome.
	7:59pm Jett: @UncleMarty I hear ya!
	7:59pm chresti: And 7:53
	8:00pm chresti: Thanks Therese!
	8:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Therese! Thanks crew!

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July 12, 2020: In this house we make mistakes. In this house we never give up.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Paul McCartney	Another Day "Another Day" by "Paul McCartney"	All the Best!	Capitol / Parlophone		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Lewsberg	Standard Procedures "Standard Procedures" by "Lewsberg"	In This House	12XU	*	0:03:27 (Pop-up)
MB Jones	Smart Cities, Dumb People	NOSCI NOFI	Feeding Tube Records	*	0:09:01 (Pop-up)
Silver Scrolls	Walk Two (I - Nature's Promise)	Music for Walks	Three Lobed Recordings	*	0:12:32 (Pop-up)
Talking Heads	Take Me to the River	More Songs About Buildings and Food	Sire Records		0:19:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The B-52's	Follow Your Bliss "Follow Your Bliss" by "The B-52's"	Cosmic Thing	Reprise Records		0:24:32 (Pop-up)
The Features of Life	Soul Sabbath	Moris Zekler: Fuzz & Soul Sega from 70's Mauritius	Born Bad Records	*	0:31:19 (Pop-up)
Don Howland	Sleep in Cars "Sleep in Cars" by "Don Howland"	Endgame	In the Red Recordings	*	0:35:51 (Pop-up)
Neil Young with Crazy Horse	Cowgirl in the Sand	Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere	Reprise Records		0:38:26 (Pop-up)
Mosses	Time in Your Mind "Time in Your Mind" by "Mosses"	T.V. Sun	Anyways Records	*	0:48:24 (Pop-up)
Edison Lighthouse	Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)	Single	Bell Records		0:53:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The B-52's	Follow Your Bliss "Follow Your Bliss" by "The B-52's"	Cosmic Thing	Reprise Records		0:56:02 (Pop-up)
Doug Gillard	Cannons "Cannons" by "Doug Gillard"	Talk - Action = Zero: A Compilation Benefitting Black Lives Matter	Rough Trade Publishing / Bank Robber Music	*	1:04:52 (Pop-up)
Liz Phair	Whip-Smart "Whip-Smart" by "Liz Phair"	Whip-Smart	Matador / Atlantic Records		1:09:12 (Pop-up)
Peggy Lipton	Wear Your Love like Heaven	Peggy Lipton	Ode Records		1:13:19 (Pop-up)
Habibi	Angel Eyes "Angel Eyes" by "Habibi"	Anywhere but Here	Muddguts Records	*	1:17:02 (Pop-up)
Harry Nilsson	Jump Into the Fire "Jump Into the Fire" by "Harry Nilsson"	Nilsson Schmilsson	RCA Victor Records		1:21:32 (Pop-up)
Silver Jews	The Wild Kindness "The Wild Kindness" by "Silver Jews"	American Water	Drag City Records		1:28:29 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The B-52's	Follow Your Bliss "Follow Your Bliss" by "The B-52's"	Cosmic Thing	Reprise Records		1:32:36 (Pop-up)
Brian Wilson and Van Dyke Parks	My Hobo Heart	Orange Crate Art- 25th Anniversary Edition	Omnivore Recordings	*	1:38:07 (Pop-up)
Gerry Rafferty	Waiting for the Day	City to City	United Artists Records		1:41:33 (Pop-up)
Sir Douglas Quintet	Dynamite Woman	The Mono Singles '68-'72	Sundazed Music		1:47:20 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The B-52's	Follow Your Bliss "Follow Your Bliss" by "The B-52's"	Cosmic Thing	Reprise Records		1:50:59 (Pop-up)
Talking Heads	Heaven "Heaven" by "Talking Heads"	Fear of Music	Sire Records		1:55:05 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:01pm P-90: Ever notice what a little love letter to Paul Simon this song is?
	6:02pm P-90: Hi Therese
	6:03pm UncleMarty: G'Day T - Elmhurst Queens bakin' ....
	6:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Interesting premise P-90! Macca is into pastiche...
	6:04pm Therese: Hello! Thanks for stopping by!
	6:04pm UncleMarty: Paul is a musical pack-rat ...
	6:06pm chresti: Hi Therese and everyone, I will be listening in the shower... 95F in San Gabriel, CA..
	6:06pm efd: Album of the year contender, this Lewsberg.
	6:07pm Linda Lee: so reminiscent of so many things.. but its own thing too. hi!
	6:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Also of course Paulie does 3rd person often where Lennon was about Lennon - or Humainity as an abstract (Leo & Aquarius Moons respectively) - as Eleanor Rigby was already...
	6:08pm Linda Lee: Uncle Marty, i think i'm in love with your picture.
	6:09pm UncleMarty: LL & I love Roses
	6:09pm Linda Lee: yay! :-)
	6:10pm Linda Lee: it blows my mind that sphinxes have no wiskins. i thought there were essential for balance! guess not!
	6:12pm UncleMarty: RR 63 - Way to deep for cocktail hour ... PM does British Music Hall with love ... even w the boyz ... Starkey & McC penned some solid pop - still fun ...
	6:14pm UncleMarty: Facial hair is needed for going down holes ... I gave up rodenta long ago ... just a bad habit ...
	6:14pm Linda Lee: ah! good then.
	6:15pm Jett: @ Therese I guess it is just "Another Day" Hope you're well Therese. Actually did some hanging out today with some great friends. We sat at an outdoor cafe of a smoothie place and just talked there for several hours, it was very nice. A great break from the same old routine.
	6:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nicely recorded thumpy bits! Kewl track.
	6:16pm Linda Lee: it is!
	6:17pm UncleMarty: Low impact grooming ... Xeriscaping
	6:18pm Fishtown Mike: @EFD, purchased...that was some high praise. Bandcamp is awesome, but I miss the lack if instant gratification.
	6:18pm Linda Lee: good. time is short. nice if we can leave things alone.
	6:19pm Linda Lee: i keep my fur close too & deal with it once a month, not once a day!
	6:20pm Franco Twinkie: Therese, can you tell us something you personally witnessed at Action Park that was either so funny or horrible that we can all laugh like it was last week?
	6:21pm Jett: Are you dedicating this Talking Heads covering All Green to a cousin of yours?
	6:22pm Therese: @Franco- Not while I'm trying to maintain the playlist!
	6:22pm Franco Twinkie: Pleeease!!!
	6:23pm Therese: Maybe next week!
	6:23pm RobinSays: Really great segue, Therese!
	6:24pm Therese: Thanks, @Robin!
	6:24pm P-90: Is Chris Frantz’s book out yet...?
	6:26pm Franco Twinkie: Okay, fair enough Therese. I'll just look at todays paper for something to make me shutter.
	6:26pm alexorwhatever: Oh man, I wanna buy Chris' book.
	6:26pm coelacanth∅: that talking heads song was a thing of wonder at the time
	6:26pm phat: Did you play Talking Heads because of Scharpling's silly Twitter posts?
	6:27pm UncleMarty: T Heads! Life/WarTime get me thru last 120 dayz
	6:27pm coelacanth∅: i was in my bedroom, getting ready for school, and wnew played it. some of that new "punk rock".
	6:28pm P-90: Oh, has Scharpling been tweeting about Byrne?
	6:28pm Therese: @phat- I did not!
	6:29pm Jett: @Therese I find that I keep coming back to Ike and Tina Turner in the same way that you mentioned The Talking Heads and Nina Simone during the pandemic.
	6:29pm sim: Another poor McCartney karaoke choice: Jet.
	6:29pm P-90: Oh that song would be a Karaoke NIGHTMARE
	6:29pm Franco Twinkie: Yes, haven't thought about it. But the Talking Heads loomed large in happier times. Saw their first show in So. Cal in 1977.
	6:29pm Linda Lee: coel, i had a similar experience with patti smith's 'gloria'. it grabbed me & i couldn't move til i heard the whole thing. wnew.
	6:30pm UncleMarty: yep wnew .... Take Me & Devo's Satisfaction made them instant stars for me ..... Neeeew Wave
	6:30pm morphe': Talmudic detail.... always a good idea...figure out the this and the that...
	6:30pm Franco Twinkie: Patti Smith too!
	6:31pm Linda Lee: i saw them at cbs in .. 76? the weirdest damn band ever. short hair, highwaters, falsetto, pasty & nervous. what rock is this?
	6:33pm Linda Lee: male rockers were meant to be potent. this guy looked like he'd faint if you touched him .. or he might stab you with a pen.
	6:34pm UncleMarty: Think I caught one of the last Dolls shows @ Max's ... went over my head .... but catching the Police there soon after was another sublime moment ..
	6:35pm coelacanth∅: haha Linda who the Patti Smith group?
	6:35pm Linda Lee: beautiful :-) no, talking heads. speaking of, i'm hearing Tina in this bass line for sure.
	6:36pm coelacanth∅: that makes more sense
	6:36pm phat: @Therese I didn't really think so. However, those posts were hilarious.
	6:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well threelobed records are on faceborg hipsters - but Silver Scrolls might be too kewl...
	6:36pm UncleMarty: Speaking of immortal Pop ... how 'bout that TomTomCLub ?
	6:37pm Linda Lee: i did see Patti that year or the next. they were more in the rocker vein for sure.
	6:37pm morphe': Therese y NPR ALL THINGS CONSIDERED MASH UP!!!! WORKING SO FAR >>> IF THERE IS a CONFLICT>> I DROP NPR!!!!
	6:37pm Linda Lee: Patti was more llike a conventional male rocker than Byrne. absolutely.
	6:38pm UncleMarty: Nice thing was how Punk & New Wave co-existed ... ah, the East Village ... I get lost in WmsBerg
	6:39pm Therese: There is no stopping Tom when he gets on a roll, @phat!
	6:39pm Linda Lee: i only know 2 songs from Tom Tom Club & i have trouble picking them apart! the something of love & the other one.
	6:39pm Franco Twinkie: I really liked the Talking Heads nervous look, but it was Patti's confrontational sexuality that knocked me for a loop. Up so close I could smell her.
	6:40pm UncleMarty: TTC has been sampled so much they bought beach houses ..... LoL
	6:40pm Linda Lee: if i remember right it was sort of all Punk for a while, domestically. New Wave was the Stiff people.. the Brits .. then we had No Wave in new york.
	6:41pm Linda Lee: Patti was extremely confident & quite butch.
	6:41pm phat: @Therese very true. On another note, sometimes I think Cowgirl in the Sand is the greatest sounding record ever made. Holy. Hell.
	6:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh now here's s neato bit of gittar...Neil somone - crazyeyed Scorpio...writes a bit...
	6:41pm morphe': I worked in St Mark's Bookshop '83-'87.. 13 St Mark's Place smelt Patti and too many others - even over my own stink...
	6:42pm Linda Lee: did you! hi! what a great bookstore.
	6:42pm UncleMarty: Living with Mapplethorpe would give anyone sexual angst ...
	6:42pm Linda Lee: some of us didn't have bathrooms, so we were often ripe.
	6:42pm chaos_in_la_la: Hi Therese. Love hearing some Don Howland up in here. Long time fan!
	6:42pm coelacanth∅: devo's satisfaction intrigued me immediately but didn't win me over 'till i saw them on saturday night live. wnew's daring punk rock ("new wave" hadn't been invented yet) plays that immediately threatened my pink floyd and rolling stones was talking heads (<, + "pulled up" and "don't worry about the government"); miracle man by Elvis C; stick to me by Graham Parker...
	6:43pm Linda Lee: i was on bowery & 4th in 81 .. toilet in the hall, tub in the kitchen. but that was the kitchen table too. a door laying on the tub. bathing.. so much trouble.
	6:43pm UncleMarty: I listen to Niel's Cortez the Killer once a month ... prescient.
	6:43pm morphe': Linda .. it was super special -- great workers and the foolish owners drove it to the cemetery.. the workers were more comitted than the owners... I split in '87 before it truly fell apart...
	6:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Still wizing up to Devo. So great.
	6:44pm Linda Lee: i seem to remember the issues. owners, always the problem.
	6:44pm coelacanth∅: i learned of Patti Smith by a friend. i'd never heard it on the radio before he played horses for me. (and lent it to me to tape)
	6:47pm Linda Lee: i distinctly remember some wise-ass kid bringing 'never mind the bollocks' to class (high school, senior year) & lending it around so we could hear it. no radio play yet.
	6:47pm morphe': I never read Biographies but someone gave me #1 of Patty's Bio -- well worth reading... Could she really not have knwn that Mapplethorpe was Bi-Gay???
	6:47pm Linda Lee: that's how we heard new music much of the time. hading things around.
	6:48pm UncleMarty: Devo = deliberate difficult listening, ... but Mothersbaugh has produced so much since then ...
	6:48pm Linda Lee: do you mean 'just kids'? sure, i can see it ~ he did his thing away from home & she, being not so sophisticated, felt only his love. one didn't announce, really.
	6:49pm davefromtoronto: his yo gabba gabba spots were some of his best work.
	6:49pm P-90: Ahhh... Neil...
	6:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I had a Rawk obsessed brother about nine years older - spoonfed me masses of culture. Didn't have to do anything. What I did not have in small-town New England was any kind of scene whatsoever.
	6:50pm Linda Lee: i realized i was bisexual in the mid 70s at school, but there was no descriptive languagee for my feelings. i just did what i did, felt what i felt. finally, in about 85, the word 'bisexual' came into consciousness. people found it a fascinating concept.
	6:51pm Linda Lee: i'm sorry, i have a sticky e key. i text with an accent.
	6:51pm phat: Holy crap. This Mosses is something else.
	6:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Just Kids' - yes.
	6:51pm UncleMarty: Smith bio is a must read .... worth researching Devo - Deeply committed to Dada ... 1980, who knew ... Whip It meant only one thing ...
	6:51pm Jett: @Linda Lee Do we know each other? Have we hung out together? Were you a big fan of The Senders?
	6:52pm Linda Lee: a girl i knew was deeply in love with someone who identified to her as bisexual. i had to explain to her what was going on in his head. as if i knew! :-) Jett, i'm not sure! can't say i remember The Senders now.
	6:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Devos were @ Kent State for the shootings - formative for views.
	6:53pm Franco Twinkie: Seen Devo for the first time in 1977 on a bill with Blondie,Weirdos and others, it struck me how advanced and committed they were. Bands are always more memorable if they are put into contrast with other bands.
	6:54pm davefromtoronto: knew someone who thought bisexual meant you had to pay for it.
	6:54pm Linda Lee: ahahaha.. oy. :-)
	6:54pm coelacanth∅: anarchy in the uk and god save the queen got play on wnew, but it didn't do much for me. just mediocre rock and roll songs with snarly singing! i was already into the clash by then and saw them as a beautiful day dawning, compared to being banished to live in a filthy bathroom!
	6:55pm Linda Lee: yes. wasn't that a funny thing. i remember a clash/pistols thing similar to a beatles/stones thing..
	6:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bubblegum is Sexy.
	6:55pm chaos_in_la_la: Speaking of The Senders, Phil Marcade's Punk Avenue: The New York City Underground 1972-1982 was a fun tragic read.
	6:56pm Jett: This Edison Lighthouse is a big favorite since it's release. Always puts me in a great mood! Thanks for playing!
	6:56pm coelacanth∅: Linda, true! but i've always liked both the beatles and the 'stones
	6:56pm Roberto: The chorus to "Love Grows" makes me slightly queasy. I guess it makes me think of a fungus or an STD.
	6:56pm Linda Lee: i just gotta say, New York was a beautiful place in that period of time. room for one & all, no matter the trip.
	6:56pm morphe': Uncle Marty - Great Book by Greil Marcus = "Lipstick Kisses on a Cigarette" From Jean D'Arc to Baudaluire to Dada to Situationists to Punk A small hiking trail with so much ....
	6:57pm Linda Lee: of course! it's just sort of a cliche' non-conflict conflict. but people talked about the clash/pistols in a similar way.
	6:57pm Jett: @Linda Lee, I remember that Clash/Pistols rivalry at the time also. I was and still am in the Pistols camp.
	6:57pm Roberto: Everyone except Roberto.
	6:57pm Linda Lee: @morphe' ~ what, no Rimbaud?
	6:58pm RobinSays: When I was a young child my mom had WCBS-FM playing in the house constantly and I loved listening to it. This Edison Lighthouse track was a favorite of mine back then. Thanx for playing it.
	6:58pm Peter from Dover NJ: A different show tonight. Not that I'm complaining. PS "Love Grows..." was the first 45 my wife ever bought.
	6:58pm Hoboken Jack: Hello Therese and Cowgirl in the Ruth Booth!
	6:59pm Therese: Hiya, Jack!
	6:59pm Linda Lee: oh! being a kid with a radio in the 60s was a really lovely thing. i think i had a transistor instead of a teddy bear.
	6:59pm Jett: @Linda Lee, You're taking me back to a great time on my life in the mid to late seventies. Thanks for bringing cool memories back.
	6:59pm Roberto: More like Love Gross.
	6:59pm Linda Lee: yes!! wasn't it good! :-)
	6:59pm P-90: “muffled singing though masked faces” I’m stealing that
	6:59pm UncleMarty: Therese plays B52s & no comments??? ... Seminal in the clubs ...
	7:00pm coelacanth∅: i did grow to like some 'pistols songs, despite johnny rotten himself.
	7:00pm Linda Lee: bcmms lff gmms lk r rssmmy gss.. n nmddy nsss k mmf
	7:00pm Jett: @Linda Lee My transistor was mainly tuned to WMCA the good guys as a child. Also Soul 16.
	7:01pm Linda Lee: oh sure!! i think mine was WABC. :-)
	7:01pm Linda Lee: with Hal Lundy!
	7:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always think of Joey Ramone saying he envisioned a sort of Beatles/Stones movement with them & the Pistols...but Murika said NO. Pistols crashed & burned in one album - as was destiny.
	7:02pm Franco Twinkie: I remember when Pretty Vacant came out as a 45 on Warner Brothers it got a lot of airplay on a short lived AM station in L.A. with a lot of high energy DJ screaming. I clearly remember hearing it driving down the Pasadena Freeway, and that car DID NOT have a FM radio.
	7:02pm P-90: WABC is what everyone switched to when WMCA switched to talk radio.
	7:03pm coelacanth∅: ...and sexpistols didn't last long enough to be turned to shit by producer glyn johns. they surely would have, but instead went out with the rock n roll swindle - true to form and in my opinion more respectable than the combat rock abomination.
	7:03pm phat: https://images.app.goo.gl/r9H1pCqtuEuZouNeA
	7:03pm Linda Lee: that sounds lovely, Franco. :-)
	7:03pm Jett: WABC musicradio 77 was good but a lot of commercials, so later years it was 97 WWDJ for me and eventually WABC - FM and WOR-FM.
	7:04pm Mike W: someone’s bound to be accidentally subbing for themselves
	7:04pm UncleMarty: Only problem w the Pistols was Malcolm McLaren.... wanna be haberdasher .... tho' Buffalo Gals was a hoot ... helped bring Rap downtown ..
	7:04pm Roberto: I saw Malcolm McClaren's grave in London last year whilst looking for Karl Marx's.
	7:05pm Linda Lee: @ Jett ~ so you were in the city throughout?
	7:05pm Jett: I loved Malcolm's Buffalo Gals.
	7:05pm coelacanth∅: Franco i bought that pretty vacant 45, having never heard of it. i still think it's their best song. and on the flip is a decent demolition of the stooges' no fun.
	7:05pm Jett: NYC born and raised!
	7:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bollocks was super important in terms of vinyl rotation - but @ the same time I was spinning New York Dolls 1st - early Who ...wasn't about any scene - just what seemed real. Now who cares about Bollocks? Odd really.
	7:06pm Linda Lee: beautiful! :-)
	7:06pm Jett: I was listening to the Dolls a few years before the Pistols.
	7:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & I don't remember buying a new 45 in my life.
	7:07pm Linda Lee: so then. when did you find St Mark's Bar? :-D
	7:08pm Jett: Bowie was a big deal also at the time before the Dolls.
	7:08pm P-90: It’s RON Lundy btw
	7:08pm coelacanth∅: (i should qualify that turned to shit by a producer to include the even worse than glyn johns phil spectre, as he was the one who put a stop to ramones run of excellency)
	7:08pm morphe': Linda - Baudalauire is short cut for Rimbaud and Lautremount y Lousi ARAGON AND THE TRUE SURREALISTS - skipping homophobic Breton (Breton was instrumental in the suicide of Rene Crevel - he was ostracized by Breton because he was gay....
	7:08pm Linda Lee: i'm thinking just before ~ but their stars rose together a little while. that's right! Ron Lundy!
	7:09pm Linda Lee: got it. thank you, morphe'!
	7:09pm coelacanth∅: Roberto were those graves in alphabetical order?!
	7:10pm Uncle Michael: good evening
	7:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Iggy on Dinah Shore show - 'Well I think I helped end the 60s!' - Bowie cracks up...
	7:10pm Linda Lee: hi Uncle Michael!
	7:10pm Jett: Since age13 I was going to Max's and CBGBs, found At Marks bar shortly afterwards, midnight snacks sometimes at Phebes a bit later.
	7:10pm Uncle Michael: Hello, Linda.
	7:11pm Roberto: Ha, no, Coel, they were at opposite sides of the cemetery. I went there to see Karl. Malcolm was a bonus.
	7:11pm Jett: Correctatype changed St. to At
	7:11pm Linda Lee: oh sure! Phebe's! :-) lovely. really so nice, all of it.
	7:11pm Therese: Hiya, Uncle Michael!
	7:11pm Linda Lee: how funny. i heard Iggy was doing a bunch of tv after i'd lost my tv habit.
	7:13pm Jett: @Linda Lee, remember The Dugout?
	7:13pm coelacanth∅: just mentioned this album this morning on Jeff's show. i bought the cassingle of whip smart, thinking it was the album. (2 bucks? used at st.marks sounds)
	7:13pm Linda Lee: i do!! :-) we hung out at a bunch of places with names lost to me, too..
	7:14pm Jett: I sometimes worked at Free Being in the early eighties.
	7:15pm Linda Lee: in a way the old timer bars were very nice.. around Bowery. seem to remember a place called Three Roses. they were all olde timer bars for a while though, weren't they.
	7:15pm Franco Twinkie: Coel, I liven down the street from KROQ. My neighbors brother was a DJ and we were allowed in the studio while he was doing his show, just as long as we didn't open our mouths. They had a green room with some furniture that looked like it was 'borrowed' from the hotel across the street. One particular end table had a pile of promo records free for the taking. That's were my copy of Pretty Vacant came from. It's worth a lot of money,right?
	7:15pm Linda Lee: Free Being! record store?
	7:15pm coelacanth∅: ha, i might've seen you there
	7:15pm Jett: I hung out at Three Roses many times.
	7:16pm Linda Lee: beautiful! :-)
	7:16pm Uncle Michael: Hi, Therese.
	7:16pm Therese: Speaking of Malcolm McLaren, there is a great anecdote in Viv Albertine's "Clothes, Clothes, Clothes, Music, Music, Music, Boys, Boys, Boys" about Vivienne Westwood getting into an argument with Bernie Rhodes WHILE DELIVERING A EULOGY at Malcom McLaren's funeral.
	7:16pm Jett: Yes Free Being the record store @Linda Lee
	7:16pm coelacanth∅: Franco it might be!
	7:16pm Linda Lee: very nice!! :-) record stores. how lovely.
	7:17pm Linda Lee: this Peggy Lipton track is just luscious. adored her.
	7:18pm RobinSays: I was the day waitress at Continental Divide on Third Ave. right next to St. Marks. I remember bringing Beat writer Herbert Huncke several gin and tonics while he was being interviewed by a British dude...
	7:18pm Jett: I loved Viv Albertine and Arianna Up a lot, just such great people. @Therese I miss Arianna a lot.
	7:18pm coelacanth∅: Franco what's on the flip? a lounge version created by Malcolm?!
	7:18pm Franco Twinkie: Lemme look.
	7:18pm morphe': Jett - the Dugout wasunder SOUNDS Records Yes? South side of St Mark's ..was thrown out for sleeping in the windowsill - the end of a qualude high... 1980???
	7:18pm Linda Lee: i think i might like Viv's book more than i enjoyed Patti's. i felt Patti tried especially hard for the literary.
	7:19pm mariano: Hey there Therese, crew, folks.
	7:19pm Jett: No the Dugout was just south of 14street
	7:19pm Linda Lee: Jett, did you get down to TR3? saw the Slits play there. so many others. just a fabulous club. second home. Puffy's Tavern the third.
	7:20pm coelacanth∅: Therese you think that event has been preserved for posterity, future collectable profits, or shits n giggles?
	7:20pm Therese: I highly recommend both of Viv's books, @Linda Lee
	7:20pm Linda Lee: i lived just across Broadway from the Mudd Club & Dave's Luncheonette for a few years from 78 - 81.
	7:20pm coelacanth∅: hey mariano
	7:21pm Linda Lee: thanks Therese!
	7:21pm P-90: Last I heard the revived Holiday Cocktail Lounge on St. Marks was still thriving (if that’s a word one could ever apply to that place), but that was before The Lockdown...
	7:21pm mariano: Robin: Wow, that's cool - Huncke the junkie! Hey there coela.
	7:21pm Linda Lee: oh my. the Holiday.
	7:22pm Jett: TR3 many times, never saw the Slits there, but saw them in many other places. I loved hanging out at Irving Plaza, my home, away from home. I felt like I owned that place.
	7:22pm RobinSays: Grassroots Tavern was under Sounds.
	7:22pm morphe': Jett - just looked ..I was thinking of GRASSROOTS below Sounds...
	7:22pm coelacanth∅: Yes!
	7:23pm Linda Lee: hah! good! thank you RobinSays. was just trying to remember the name of the Grassroots. i think that was my first neighborhood bar during junior year in high school.
	7:23pm Jett: That was it @Robin "Grass Roots"
	7:23pm alexorwhatever: oh hellll yeah. needed this song.
	7:23pm chresti: Evening from late afternoon, UM.
	7:24pm RobinSays: @Mariano. I remember Huncke being pleasant to wait on. I also fetched a rum and Coke for Sinead O'Connor during a party Continental Divide had for The Sugarcubes.
	7:24pm chresti: This is so great.
	7:24pm Uncle Michael: Tip of the day... If you can't find Schweppes Bitter Lemon, Cock and Bull is pretty good.
	7:25pm Jett: Dugout was on third Ave btwn 13th and 14th
	7:25pm Montanus McMonty: Therese, 1st time listener in Hotlanta. Was sooooooo excited when I heard Follow Your Bliss as the music bed. I used it on my college show back in the late 90's. YES! (with fist pump)
	7:25pm Linda Lee: Therese, for books by female rockers i'd recommend June Millington's memoir "Land Of A Thousand Bridges". just an amazing story. she & her sister Jean were the core of Fanny, the first all female band to secure a major label album deal. just phenomenal musicians. fascinating tales.
	7:26pm chresti: I have a lime, will that work?
	7:26pm Jett: NYC was such a cool place during that period @Linda Lee
	7:27pm Jett: I was a big fan of Fanny!
	7:27pm Therese: Thank you for reminding me, Linda! That's been on my list.
	7:27pm Linda Lee: it was. it really was. the most fabulous thing: you didn't have to work your tail off to live a life. most of my time there i worked possibly 4 days a weekt at most, part time. glorious fun. Fanny is still knocking me out today. :-)
	7:27pm RobinSays: @ Linda Lee. I love fellow NY native stories like yours:) King Tut's Wah Wah Hut on E. 7th Street was where I did most of my high school drinking as a senior.
	7:27pm Linda Lee: oh my god. King Tut's!! of course!
	7:28pm Linda Lee: was King Tut's after hours? for a while there we had some very nice after hours clubs on the LES. the names, of course..
	7:29pm Linda Lee: i remember the Ziwi or Kiwi club..
	7:29pm Chris: Tired rehashed historically flat content. Try allot harder. I've been listening for 30 years and this show is profoundly mediocre.
	7:30pm Jett: I was very involved in the music biz, and had been doing a regular radio show on WHBI-FM at the time, well into the early eighties. For a short time Rocks In Your Head record store and NY Rocker sponsored my radio show.
	7:30pm RobinSays: I'm pretty sure King Tut's was open regular bar hours. I remember Save The Robots on Avenue B as an after-hours place...
	7:30pm Linda Lee: after the bars closed you'd just head over to the after hours places & hang out til 8 or 9 AM..
	7:30pm Franco Twinkie: Coel, the sleeve, which has a very funny type written screed says Submission. But the actual record which is a radio station copy has Pretty Vacant on both sides. Stereo and mono.
	7:30pm JohnEBGood: Hi Therese. This is a classic. Check out Steppenwolf Monster. The album and song are awesome! 50 years and the same issues. so sad. Peace : )
	7:30pm Bobby K: I love this song so much
	7:30pm Linda Lee: Rocks In Your Head was Spring St, right?
	7:31pm Jett: Wow, The Wah Wah Hut, haven't even thought of that place.
	7:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It is a treat to get personal accounts of Thuh City! I am total failure to launch into cities. ...Kind of the famous thing to do: buy Huncke something to pay for an interview about Kerouac / Ginsberg / Burroughs & the real origin scene.
	7:32pm P-90: Haven’t even thought of King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut in years. Decades maybe.
	7:32pm RobinSays: I'm pretty sure King Tut's was open regular bar hours. I remember Save The Robots on Avenue B as an after-hours place...
	7:32pm chaos_in_la_la: So I showed up to work one morning in bk about 7 years ago, midway thru some mushrooms. I let my one friend know, the one who would get me thru this situation I'd created. He immediately went to the radio and put Jump Into The Fire on. Everything was okay from there on out that day..
	7:32pm Jett: I think Rocks In Your Head was on Prince as I recall.
	7:32pm Handy Haversack: Hi, Therese. Hi, all. Been listening and doing chores. Sounding great!
	7:33pm Linda Lee: i fondly remember passing Allen & Peter on their block on 12 th street while carrying a toilet bowl. Allen peered at me searchingly. likely thought i was some cute boy. they'd gotten out of a cab. both nicely suited.
	7:33pm Linda Lee: that's likely true, Jett.
	7:33pm Jett: 157 Prince Street, I remember the commercial
	7:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Franco - sounds like quite an artifact!
	7:34pm Jett: I had such a crush on Peggy Lipton
	7:34pm mariano: Welcome aboard, Montanus. And heya Handy.
	7:34pm Linda Lee: ah! thank you! did you visit the Soho Music Gallery on Wooster? what a place! a massive loft space, full of light, all records. i dated the store manager for a bit. he runs Byrne's record label now, Luaka Bop. the music gallery was possibly the world's most beautiful record store.
	7:35pm Linda Lee: they had a phenomenal sound system there.
	7:36pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Mariano!
	7:36pm chresti: Sounds like a fun place, King Tut's.
	7:36pm Jett: Does anyone remember the Thalia theater, a great revival house on the upper west side?
	7:37pm morphe': Assessing much of the input today (this am in Madrid) we can qualify for an WFMU AARP special discount card....
	7:37pm Linda Lee: i'm remembering a place on St Marks called .. Club 55? they showed films. we saw the entirety of Chelsea Girls there one long night. very nice.
	7:37pm RobinSays: I remember applying for a job at St. Marks Sounds when I was a junior in high school. They asked me to name every Rolling Stones album from their debut in the '60s until Dirty Work. I flunked that test:(
	7:37pm P-90: The Thalia is still there.
	7:37pm Jett: Soho Music Gallery always had a lot hard to find stuff.
	7:38pm chaos_in_la_la: @morphe': that idea could have wheels. I love it!
	7:38pm Linda Lee: the Thalia! absolutely. a beautiful theater. we loved Theater 80, for a local place. Bleecker St Cinema, Film Forum.. yes, they did.
	7:38pm morphe': Linda - club 57???
	7:39pm Linda Lee: oh man. hell of an intervieew. thank you, morphe'! Club 57! :-)
	7:39pm Franco Twinkie: Yes the Thalia! I saw Stranger Than Paradise there.
	7:39pm Linda Lee: i'm pretty sure i did too, Franco! :-)
	7:39pm Jett: I knew people that worked at St Mark's Sounds, the drummer in a band I was in worked there.
	7:40pm RobinSays: I saw Metropolis with live piano accompaniment at The Thalia. Pretty amazing.
	7:40pm coelacanth∅: i did not find that record in my search Franco. that's a good sign!
	7:40pm Jett: I spent a lot of time watching Films at the Thalia, I became quite friendly with the staff there.
	7:41pm Linda Lee: my god, i think i did too, RobinSays! haha!!
	7:41pm chresti: Jump Into The Fire saves the day again, @chaos.
	7:41pm Linda Lee: i enjoyed sitting in the balcony for a smoke, at the Thalia, if i'm not dreaming. it was nice, smoking at the movies. very relaxing.
	7:43pm Linda Lee: they had a fabulous Kitsch program at Theater 80. i'm fairly sure i saw Cat Women From Outer Space in 3D there. glasses & all.
	7:43pm Linda Lee: we were lucky, children. we really were.
	7:43pm morphe': Robin all - I am away from NYC but a great free thing that I think still happens: in WTC free silent classics with live orchestra - CLUB FOOT SF and Gamelon and Metropolis and Nosfrayu and ?? check and see - now is the time - except for the virus
	7:43pm P-90: The Thalia is now in the same neighborhood, in the basement level of the venerable Symphony Space. It’s the Leonard Nimoy Thalia Theater, he donated the money to build the new theater.
	7:44pm Tome: wonderful Sunday again hi Therese !<>!
	7:44pm chresti: ^and WFMU*
	7:45pm Jett: Does anyone remember the name of the record store on Mercer Street next to the Anarchist Book Store?
	7:46pm Jett: @P-90 I did not know that.
	7:46pm Linda Lee: tough one..
	7:48pm morphe': Theatre 80 - the Irish owners (Larry Ottway)have turned it into an old Speakeasy kind of place with a back story and are trying to make a film doc - about hidden safes and corpses.. there is now a window next door that sells odd sandwichews - Kangarroo BBQ with pickled cucumbers or Iguana tail with green salsa or.. serious true ..... saw it on my last NYC vist Feb 2020
	7:48pm Jett: @Linda Lee I've been trying to remember the name of that record store for a long time.
	7:48pm Franco Twinkie: My one and only time at the Thalia. The experience put me in such a mood that I forgot I had planned to see Gene Clark later that night at Folk City. I was so dreamy and distracted that I totally forgot!
	7:49pm Linda Lee: ha! wow, Franco! :-) Jett, i'm sorry i can't help..
	7:49pm P-90: Isn’t iguana tail always served with RED salsa?
	7:49pm Jett: @Franco Twinkie I loved the Thalia theater, it felt so comfy to me.
	7:50pm Linda Lee: another great thing.. book stores, book stores, book stores.
	7:50pm Fishtown Mike: Thank you, Therese! Great show as always!
	7:50pm Jett: Hey, @Linda Lee no problem, you've ignored so many cool memories today.
	7:51pm Linda Lee: have i? oh no!
	7:51pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Therese!
	7:51pm RobinSays: I had a class at NYU with Larry Ottway! I remember him being a nice fella. On more than one occasion I hung out at his apartment with classmates and our professor, snacking on smoked salmon and hot apple cider.
	7:52pm Jett: I'd be very remiss at not recognizing what an excellent job the amazing ❤️@Therese is doing today.
	7:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gene Clark - sh*t ! Saw Clubfoot Orchestra do Metropolis in Santa Barbara. So kewl. I miss living in civilization...
	7:52pm mariano: Thank you Therese! And thanks to the Skeleton Crew as always. Take care everyone.
	7:53pm morphe': Jett - was not that bookstore actually the Ann Ryand folk - Aesthetic Realists who wore buttons that said "VICTIM of the PRESS?" Not sure - just asking.. A true cult ..
	7:53pm Jett: spell check changed inspired to a negative word @Linda Lee
	7:54pm Linda Lee: hahah!! ok! i just looked up a place called "mercer books and records" .. there for 30 years only, though.
	7:54pm Jett: I'm pretty sure that was the bookstore, but I'm looking for the name of the record store next door.
	7:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Therese fails us not. Thx for securing Sunday P.M.
	7:55pm Jett: that Victim of the Press place
	7:55pm chresti: Wow, morphe' @7:48
	7:56pm radioronan: Thanks Therese.. Thanks skeleton crew!
	7:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Therese. Have a pleasant, safe week.
	7:56pm P-90: Thanks Therese!
	7:56pm Linda Lee: thanks for a really lovely show, Therese! oh my. i seem to remember dropping acid to this one :-D
	7:56pm Jett: Be safe @Therese, thanks for a wonderful show. Everybody here, be safe!
	7:56pm Franco Twinkie: Thank you, Action Girl!
	7:57pm Linda Lee: thanks so much for heading back home with me tonight, kids!
	7:57pm Jett: @LindaLee honored to have spoken with you.
	7:57pm morphe': Thanks Therese ... and all 221b Baker Street ps look for the Comet NeoWise in the sky 0500-0600 EST in the Eastern Horizon.. Amazing...
	7:57pm Linda Lee: absolutely the same, Jett! :-)
	7:58pm chresti: Maybe there's a photo of that record store from that time, Jett?
	7:58pm RobinSays: @ Linda Lee Yes! Good to share memories of NYC:)
	7:58pm Linda Lee: so good, RobinSays! thank you!
	7:58pm UncleMarty: Thanks T - Great show Good meeting LindaLee, RR63, Jett & all who survived the 80s ...
	7:58pm chaos_in_la_la: Thx@Therese+Crew
	7:59pm Linda Lee: we sure did! :-) good seeing you too, Handsome.
	7:59pm Jett: @UncleMarty I hear ya!
	7:59pm chresti: And 7:53
	8:00pm chresti: Thanks Therese!
	8:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Therese! Thanks crew!

Therese: Playlist from July 12, 2020

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