WFMU: Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from December 8, 2020

Listener comments!
	🦇 2:59pm listener james from westwood: It's a lovely morning on the GTDR stream, and you are a horrible goose. Or, after the last upgrade, geese.
	🦇 3:00pm listener james from westwood: A Clockwork Orange (Beak)
	🦇 3:00pm Julie: Howdy James!
	3:00pm wendy del formaggio: Scary monsters! Super creeps!
	3:01pm Miles of Middle Texas: I'm ready! Hi
	3:01pm Sylvia (France-NYC): Hi Julie, and all
	🦇 3:01pm Julie: Hiya Wendy! Hey Miles!
	🦇 3:02pm Julie: hi Sylvia!
	🦇 3:02pm Julie: Wendy, good to see ya! You got snow up there?
	3:02pm C.S.: Geese listening to the squawk box? Hello everyone.
	3:03pm wendy del formaggio: Hi Julie! Not yet in my town, but the cars coming down from the hills have been encrusted with white. We just got a bunch of rain. I’m not complaining.
	🦇 3:03pm Julie: heya CS!
	3:04pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Here's wishing a fine Tuesday afternoon/evening to you all.
	🦇 3:04pm Julie: snow is nice to look at but not to drive in that's for sure. hiya Cha Cha!
	3:05pm spodiodi: hi Julie and light-deprived soulsters!
	3:05pm C.S.: It's not easy to rake leaves in snow either.
	🦇 3:06pm Julie: hey there spodi!
	🦇 3:06pm Julie: doesn't the snow cover up the leaves? Or is that a bad combo?
	3:08pm wendy del formaggio: I have studded snow tires so I can manage just fine. It’s the other drivers that concern me. As I’ve gotten older, winter is less and less alluring. But so is leaving Vermont. Oh! The dilemma!
	3:08pm C.S.: Yes, it does. Been meaning to rake the leaves for a while now but too tired from work. Then when I finally get the chance to find the time, it snows and I can't do it. :(
	3:08pm wendy del formaggio: Leaves will protect the lawn from extreme cold.
	3:09pm C.S.: Good to know.
	3:10pm Mr. Nobody: Howdy y'all!
	🦇 3:10pm Julie: yes that is good to know!
	🦇 3:10pm Julie: hey Mr Nobody!
	3:11pm wendy del formaggio: Raking. Pfft. Let the leaves break down on their own. Instant mulch! I’m no expert. I live in an apartment. Please fact-check my statements. :-)
	3:12pm Rick from SC: Good afternoon all
	🦇 3:13pm Julie: hiya Rick!
	🦇 3:13pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Hi, Julie! Felled with a damn cold but tuned in for the duration!
	🦇 3:14pm Julie: S&M&S Oh no! My allergies have been whack so I've been feeling cold-ish as well.
	3:15pm HyperDose: Wendy from Food Stuff! We are in the presence of greatness, people.
	3:16pm wendy del formaggio: Aww shucks, thanks HyperDose. I do just make shit up about leaves on lawns, though, so beware! Hahaha
	🦇 3:17pm Julie: Hyperdose I know!! she's an FMU Icon
	3:18pm HyperDose: Leaves are organic...not seeing the problem here ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Julie, love the show!
	3:19pm Rick from SC: More Ian Dury, yeah
	🦇 3:19pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey there
	3:20pm wendy del formaggio: Julie, this opening set is rejuvenating me! I’m at work, but wishing I was home, napping. So thanks for helping a friend out!
	🦇 3:20pm Julie: hiya Phillippe! and thank you HyperDose! I was wondering, went to visit "my house" and there were leaves everywhere. oh Wendy I'm so glad you're enjoying it! Synthpoppy mood today I guess!
	🦇 3:22pm listener james from westwood: Nice hearing from Ian!
	🦇 3:23pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and associated souls. I don't so much mind raking the leaves, but cramming them into the bags drives me nuts. So. Many. Bags.
	🦇 3:23pm Julie: I agree! and not one of the two songs you usually here, as much as I do love them. Hiya Ken!!
	🦇 3:25pm Julie: he's one of those artists I want to know better.
	3:28pm WaffleMix: Hey Julie
	🦇 3:29pm Julie: hiya Waffle!
	3:31pm WaffleMix: I feel like I need to append a location to my name
	🦇 3:32pm Julie: so we know where to go for waffles?
	3:33pm WaffleMix: Haha the waffles are just ok here but the diner will combine the whole wheat waffle and the pecan waffle for me.
	🦇 3:34pm Julie: oh YUM
	3:35pm WaffleMix: There was a big food conversation on the Michael Shelly show and I learned that Montreal has great bagels and waffles
	3:36pm HyperDose: Maybe next fundraiser can go towards building you a bat cave type situation. The ultimate Dark Night dwelling!
	3:42pm dreamyandseedy: Surface Noise did a set of Ian Dury songs this past Monday
	🦇 3:42pm Julie: Waffle, I had no idea!
	3:43pm dreamyandseedy: "this past Monday" = yesterday!
	🦇 3:43pm Julie: oooh wonderful
	3:49pm βrian: Who's David B's chess mate? Looks a bit like Catherine D.
	🦇 3:50pm Julie: Brian it is! And hi!
	3:51pm βrian: Good gloomy afternoon, y'all.
	🦇 3:53pm Julie: your afternoon is gloomy? I'm jealous!
	3:59pm βrian: 32 degrees F and overcast. Certainly could be worse.
	🦇 3:59pm Handy Haversack: Julie! Dark Ones! Kristeen!! Sorry I'm late. I was learning things.
	🦇 4:01pm Julie: hiya Handy!
	🦇 4:02pm Julie: learnin is good!
	4:02pm βrian: "Learning is short; forgetting is long." [Or some such.]
	🦇 4:03pm Julie: I've been trying to learn a couple new things and I'm wondering if maybe I'm just too old to learn brand new stuff :/
	🦇 4:03pm Handy Haversack: I've forgotten more about forgetting than ... something. And now we have to go on a supply run. But we'll return for the second half. Julie, you are not! I learned a ton after 40 -- entire new skill sets.
	🦇 4:04pm Julie: Good to know.
	4:06pm HyperDose: These vocals are splendid
	🦇 4:07pm Phillippe Bastille: Rather enjoying this Blackstone Rngrs. Hey Handy -- hooded mergansers were back today!
	🦇 4:07pm Julie: blackstone? That's the wonderful Ruth Smith. they did a live set on a my show a few years ago, now they are Pale Dian
	4:08pm spodiodi: i've been learning that my ability to forget things is infinite
	🦇 4:08pm Julie: spodi -- oh man that's so true
	🦇 4:09pm Handy Haversack: Nice, Phillippe! Nothing but herring gulls on the creek today here.
	🦇 4:09pm Phillippe Bastille: @spodiodi I've reached that "one thing in one thing out" stage of brain capacity
	🦇 4:09pm Handy Haversack: Back soon!
	🦇 4:09pm Julie: that always makes me think of Kelly Bundy. She'd learn something and forget something else
	4:09pm spodiodi: also, aloha, Handy, Phillippe, βrian, and everyone i've missed tending to the relentless pesky tasks that haunt me
	🦇 4:10pm Phillippe Bastille: My buddy kingfisher looks like he's staying the winter here. He makes me happy.
	4:11pm Stanley: Hello everyone.
	🦇 4:12pm Julie: hi Stanley!
	🦇 4:14pm Phillippe Bastille: Heya Stanley!
	4:17pm Mr. Nobody: Maybe you should have gone to Pleasant Valley on Sunday. lol
	4:17pm ike p: Good afternoon all! Just wanted to pop in and say Jukie I'm the idiot - got here in August but didn't hit the front page for over a month later - my Google search took me directly to the player and that kept me amused enough forever :)
	4:18pm ike p: And autocorrect sucks, sorry
	4:20pm WaffleMix: Ooh I hope Pandemic is on that list- it lends itself well to Zoom and is also on trend
	🦇 4:21pm Julie: hiya Ike! Waffle, I'm not sure what you mean? is that a song? a band?
	🦇 4:24pm Phillippe Bastille: There's some hair in that photo!
	🦇 4:24pm listener james from westwood: Hell yeah, Xymox!
	4:25pm C.S.: The more upbeat side of goth.
	🦇 4:25pm Phillippe Bastille: They kinda look like they just finished rubbing balloons on their hair
	🦇 4:27pm Julie: yay 80s hair!
	🦇 4:29pm listener james from westwood: That was a very welcome slice of '80s goodness.
	🦇 4:29pm Phillippe Bastille: agreed!
	4:39pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: As a happy owner of The Original Soundtrack & their debut, thanks for 10CC. The 10CC + Godley & Creme albums i don't have yet + Graham Goldman's debut solo lp are on my shopping list.
	4:39pm WaffleMix: Pandemic is a game Julie! A co-operative game.
	4:42pm ike p: Its not a bad team building exercise
	🦇 4:44pm Julie: pandemic has gotten old I'm ready for a new game
	🦇 4:44pm Julie: Cha Cha, another band where I only knew one song, glad to be checking out more!
	4:45pm βrian: I just made some pandemic kheer. Lots of almonds, cardamom, and lemon zest.
	4:47pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @4:44 Julie: you mean 10CC? I am somehow under the impression 10CC was never the same after Godley & Creme left. May I recommend a song: "Under Your Thumb" by the said Godley & Creme - what a quirky early synthpop beauty.
	🦇 4:47pm Julie: yes, Cha Cha, thank you!
	4:51pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: off any topic: because 8.December is both The Day of Finnish Music and unfortunately the anniversary of Hanoi Rocks' drummer Razzle's death, today's playlist before this show was nothing but Finland's Finest: Hanoi Rocks! Razzle era of course.
	🦇 4:51pm Julie: didn't plan to time this for the sunset but it works
	4:52pm Stanley: Ha ha that Elton John was my favourite album for a while when I was a kid. Still remember it note for note.
	4:54pm HyperDose: Loving the ebb and flow of this playlist!
	5:02pm C.S.: Always thought Xymox was their 80s incarnation. Anka Wolbert is the girl.
	🦇 5:04pm Julie: I've just always heard them as Clan of..
	🦇 5:05pm Julie: it looks like they went back and forth, namewise
	5:05pm C.S.: I think they shortened it from about 1986 to about the mid 90s.
	5:06pm C.S.: Blind Hearts was the first tune of their's I ever heard and the Xymox Clan of Xymox thing caused some confusion.
	🦇 5:06pm Julie: but it WAS Xymox in 1983. So they started that way. how confusing
	🦇 5:07pm Julie: Anke has a solo album, wonder how that is.
	5:08pm C.S.: Hmmm. I will have to check my research again. Thought they started off as Clan of. Wiki is not clear on this.
	🦇 5:08pm Julie: discogs has a 1983 release as Xymox
	🦇 5:09pm Handy Haversack: And we're back! Cold-finger weather.
	🦇 5:09pm Julie: WB Handy!
	5:10pm C.S.: This is weird: en.wikipedia.org...
	🦇 5:11pm Julie: this one was self released www.discogs.com...
	🦇 5:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh Juliette Lewis - no wonder I like the look of her ...tuning in on a cracking number as well ...tho still doing all interwebz on my little iPod that prefers to not stream & chat @ the same time...
	🦇 5:11pm Julie: hiya RR!
	5:15pm C.S.: I guess when I looked them up a few years ago, the info on the internet was wrong then.
	🦇 5:17pm Julie: how do you say the O with the dots over it?
	5:18pm C.S.: Juliette Lewis was born just a few weeks before I was. That 1973 vintage.
	🦇 5:18pm Julie: umlaut is that an umlaut?
	🦇 5:18pm Julie: I remember all her bratty teen roles, I think she was even on wonder years at some point
	🦇 5:20pm Julie: alas she's scientologist or was..her dad too
	5:20pm Dean: Ask the guys in Blue Oyster Cult. If it's German, then it's like the e in her, but without the r, more or less.
	🦇 5:21pm Julie: hiya Dean!
	🦇 5:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 1973 Year of the Ox & built like a brick craphouse... Quicksilver an excuse to link to this doc I just watched about the very earliest SF Psych scene leading up to the ballrooms : m.youtube.com...
	🦇 5:22pm Julie: wow this is way too relaxing
	5:23pm C.S.: I'm built more like a wet noodle.
	5:23pm Dean: Thanks for that, Rev! I was just thinking about Cipollina's appearance on Man's live album when Julie played the QSM.
	🦇 5:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: In the tub no problem :) ...
	5:23pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @5:20 Dean: yes, ö is pronounced like this in Finland, Scandinavia - also Germany, though with some variation.
	5:24pm Dean: Uhm, QMS, I should say.
	🦇 5:24pm Julie: don't drop your IPOD in the tub!
	5:24pm Dean: Throw it in the river.--Mark Hurst
	🦇 5:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thou Shalt Not Hold the iPod Above Water
	🦇 5:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: No iPod no Hurst !
	🦇 5:26pm Handy Haversack: Remember: it's the River Metaphor. Don't throw it in an actual river with fish and birds and me. Also: I love this album!
	5:27pm Dean: I've waded in the River Metaphor.
	🦇 5:29pm Handy Haversack: Shoot, Dean, I almost drowned in it.
	5:29pm Mr. Nobody: Niiiiiice
	5:30pm Dean: The water is wide...
	🦇 5:31pm Julie: no Waters on this one?
	5:33pm Dean: (I was just extending the River Metaphor metaphor.)
	🦇 5:34pm Handy Haversack: My first PF album, actually. I was thirteen when it came out.
	5:39pm Dean: That's why I listened last night to Gentle Giant's "Playing the Game"!
	🦇 5:39pm Julie: my first one was The Wall, but I think it was a little old by then.
	🦇 5:40pm Julie: who suggested games? was it James? Handy? I've forgotten
	🦇 5:41pm Handy Haversack: Me, I'm pretty sure.
	🦇 5:41pm Julie: well then thank you, Handy!
	5:41pm Dean: Yep, Handy.
	5:42pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: My first one was Wish You Were Here, when 10 years old - I had heard the a-side of Animals 2 years earlier thinking "is this song ever going to end?!
	🦇 5:43pm Julie: haha sounds about right
	5:43pm Dean: First was DSOTM, the Mobile Fidelity remaster. Second was Meddle on CD. Third was MF remaster of Meddle on CD. And that's the extent of my PF holdings.
	🦇 5:43pm Julie: who started the 20 minute songs, that sounds like something Dean would know
	5:43pm northguineahills: finally here!
	🦇 5:44pm Handy Haversack: Valley Girl soundtrack!
	5:45pm C.S.: Ha, do they even take dimes anymore?
	5:45pm Dean: You mean early prog? Shoot, I wouldn't know where to start. But, you know, classical forms--symphonies, concertos, etc.--were already extensive. Prog's pretense was to emulate those forms, if not too strictly.
	🦇 5:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 1st probly a hand-me-down Ummagumma ! Then cassettes of Relics & Saucerful...
	🦇 5:45pm Julie: hiya NGH!
	🦇 5:45pm Julie: this is such a great song why did the flirts never get Go Gos level fame?
	🦇 5:45pm listener james from westwood: That cover art is the bomb.
	🦇 5:46pm Julie: everyone dance
	🦇 5:46pm Julie: oh I see they weren't a real band
	🦇 5:47pm Julie: en.wikipedia.org...
	🦇 5:48pm Julie: that explains why the backing vocals are so ICK
	🦇 5:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Stones Goin' Home & Who Quick One ('miniopera') pushing to 10 minutes - doors The End ...Love De Capo took an album side - Steppenwolf Pusher long form - Innagadddavida - EastWest ? Dylan Rolling Stone the 7 minute single before Hey Jude ...once the bYRdS copped Jazz from Coltrane for 8 Miles High - & those aforementioned SF ballrooms had good enuff sound & attention span - all were obligated to improv & stretch out - Allmans @ Fillmore East even playing till daylight..,
	🦇 5:52pm Julie: big difference between 7 minutes and say, Eclipse
	5:53pm Dean: Iron Butterfly was '68. A year earlier Moody Blues did the 7:40 "Nights in White Satin," not 20 minutes, but the orchestral accompaniment arguably makes them proto-prog at that point.
	5:53pm spodiodi: heck yes
	🦇 5:53pm Julie: not eclipse, Echoes is it?
	5:54pm Dean: Yes, "Echoes," on Meddle, you mean?
	5:54pm northguineahills: of course the BBs are pre-clickied... !
	🦇 5:55pm Julie: yes, Dean. It's like 23 minutes I think.
	5:56pm northguineahills: This song reminds me of a bad trip (which is what Brian wrote the subject matter about).
	🦇 5:56pm Julie: oh wow!
	🦇 5:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: True. Improv & 'Experiment' covers lack of material obviously...true of the bYRdS right @ the start losing Gene Clark... I've concluded the real Concept of Concept Albums primarily is that they were Albums - Long Players. In fact - Explorer's Room here on the Drummer Stream has woke me to how Exotica was long already there. The difference was Pop & Art getting totally jiggy with each other in the 1960s...
	5:58pm Dean: I think Rev's accounts give a good taste of the influences that prompted groups to prepare a full LP side of more or less composed music.
	6:00pm northguineahills: hour four is like warm fuzzy autumn sweater....
	🦇 6:00pm Phillippe Bastille: Gotta run, but will be listening to the game tunes. 'Til next week, Julie. Everyone else, I'll see you about 900 times before then
	🦇 6:00pm Handy Haversack: Game on!
	🦇 6:00pm Julie: bye bye Phillippe!
	🦇 6:00pm Handy Haversack: Later on, Phlillippe!
	🦇 6:01pm Julie: oops wrong song
	🦇 6:01pm Julie: there we go.. I had to cut that other thing
	🦇 6:01pm Julie: i found the kinks with a PARROT
	6:01pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I can see why you chose that Kinks picture :)
	6:02pm Dean: Kannibal!
	6:02pm northguineahills: nos vemos mas tarde, Phillippe!
	🦇 6:03pm Julie: cannibal was up yelling at 4am as I was working on this..YEESH
	6:03pm spodiodi: another heck yeah
	6:03pm northguineahills: apropos for you, Julie!
	6:04pm northguineahills: I woke at 4ish this morning as well. I must have a similar diurnal schedule as Cannibal.
	🦇 6:04pm Julie: it was very tempting to play the Elton version but I decided to go with these guys
	6:05pm Mr. Nobody: The only question is was the yelling because he liked or disliked the music. lol
	🦇 6:05pm Julie: he was a handful last night. I had headphones on in a different room but I swear he can hear it anyway
	🦇 6:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love a lot of stuff - TheWho I identify with. Hard to explain how important they were.
	🦇 6:06pm Handy Haversack: Here's a crazy memory. The dog's Official Birthday is Feb. 29, which there was one of back in the barely prelapsarian parts of 2020. On Feb 29, we were in the pinball arcade craft-beer speakeasy through a secret door in a laundromat in our neighborhood (many WFMU DJs know it!) having a birthday party for the dog with like 30 friends and then a totally crowded bar afternoon anyway, with dozens more crammed in the space -- an actual Japanese tour group came in at one point. Hundreds of people over the course of the afternoon. February 29.
	6:07pm Dean: Shoot, this Circus Maximus reminds me of Gryphon's second album, Red Queen to Gryphon Three. First track is "Opening Move"; last track is "Checkmate."
	🦇 6:07pm Julie: oh man that sounds like a fun place
	🦇 6:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Birds dance. You can't tell me they aren't Musical.
	🦇 6:08pm Handy Haversack: Julie, it is! Ask Michelle or Suzy Hotrod! It's just inconceivable now to have been in such a big crowd in such a small space two weeks before everything shut down.
	🦇 6:09pm Julie: I was sharing a vape with Fox and Chloe and Stan right before the shutdown. Talk about paranoia
	🦇 6:10pm Julie: (marathon)
	6:12pm spodiodi: The Feminine Complex is new to me. great song
	🦇 6:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Never heard this 70s Kiss song...
	🦇 6:14pm Julie: REV they are very musical. And they also have amazing hearing. He doesn't see too well (he's old) but man he can hear me make the least little sound. I find myself tiptoeing to the kitchen to not wake the bird.
	🦇 6:14pm Julie: haha I guess it does sound kinda like Kiss
	🦇 6:15pm Julie: now there's a band I've NEVER listened to. I know a couple hits but I own nothing.
	🦇 6:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I had Kiss - & never listened.
	🦇 6:17pm Julie: I had an 8-track from some record club which of course I didn't ask for. I don't remember which album.
	🦇 6:18pm Julie: Beth was a huge, huge deal
	🦇 6:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...you looked @ them it seemed...
	🦇 6:19pm Julie: most of those 70s rock albums I heard through my sisters, none of them were into Kiss.
	🦇 6:20pm Julie: they weren't into Bowie either.
	🦇 6:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Video of Hitchcock explaining Syd & playing this : hearing it a bit steadier really makes you realize what a composer he was...
	🦇 6:20pm Julie: that hitchcock playing Syd Barrett stream was just magical
	🦇 6:22pm Julie: this organ is very Doors-like
	6:22pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I'm not sure - but that Dominoes version could be the first Hitchcock performance I've ever seen/heard!
	🦇 6:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...which we responded to subconsciously already of course - but what a lyricist. I always say Syd was Alternative before there was Classic.
	🦇 6:23pm listener james from westwood: EAЯWOЯM ALERT
	6:24pm chresti: Hi Julie! Listening in the shower..
	6:24pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @6:22 Julie: they had to improvise, Syd' original backing track for this song ended rather abruptly. What a good ending it turned out to be. And that backwards Syd guitar solo, which apparently was the first successful one after a couple of "normal" attempts.
	6:28pm adamdoesit: Davies and Davies in 2021! There are so many theres there.
	🦇 6:28pm Handy Haversack: That's a pretty good New Year resolution. Had to feed the monsters and make a drink. All denizens now more sated than before. Hmm ... next Hour Four theme ... snow and ice?
	🦇 6:28pm Julie: Solo Syd kinda fits "outsider music" I think
	🦇 6:29pm Julie: hiya adam! Snow & Ice might work
	🦇 6:29pm Julie: although I have a feeling I pick that one it'll be 70 degrees next week
	🦇 6:30pm Julie: also Handy picked this one, so other folks need to jump in!
	🦇 6:30pm Handy Haversack: Kate's asking when this Kate Bush is from. Super early?
	6:30pm adamdoesit: Hi Julie! 70F would be ominous, but maybe not altogether welcome?
	🦇 6:31pm Julie: my monsters are very quiet right now, kinda suspicious. Yes Handy, it's a demo
	🦇 6:31pm Julie: most likely 75-77 ish
	6:32pm spodiodi: ahh this song
	6:32pm spodiodi: this was in Singles, no?
	6:32pm spodiodi: she is such a sucker...
	🦇 6:32pm Julie: @adam I don't put anything past the weather these days. I think it was Spodi, I've never seen it!
	6:32pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @6:28 Julie: Outsider music? Yes, somehow, an artist who had started to drift outside his own area. Btw, I heard the Barrett albums in the "wrong" order, i.e. first a double-lp edition of "Madcap"&"Barrett", and then later PF's "Piper".
	6:32pm spodiodi: really stupid movies
	🦇 6:33pm Julie: @Cha Cha the same! I had that double LP set, then the PF set "A Nicer Pair"
	6:33pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I think that was from a comp. of Kate Bush's home demos?
	🦇 6:33pm Julie: yes indeed, Cha Cha.
	6:34pm spodiodi: Reality Bites* NOT Singles (bad, spodi. bad)
	🦇 6:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Underwater Theme Dark (high praise in fact).
	🦇 6:35pm Julie: I never did find out who the movie star in Spin The Bottle is supposed to be
	🦇 6:35pm Handy Haversack: spodi is a friend of mine!
	🦇 6:35pm Julie: funny spodi, that's what I thought at first too even though you said Singles. Singles is the vince vaughan one? I haven't seen either.
	6:35pm spodiodi: sorry, Handy. i should go easier on 'em ;)
	6:35pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I, for one welcome our new hypnosis-inducing ping pong feline overlords.
	🦇 6:36pm Julie: handy's idea is good but I wanna give someone else a chance, come on folks!
	🦇 6:36pm Julie: the cats will defend us against the zombie minks
	6:36pm spodiodi: Singles to me is Matt DIllon
	6:37pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: good choice for this theme hour, this Stereolab tune, love it.
	6:37pm C.S.: The longer I watch those cats, the faster they go.
	6:37pm spodiodi: 92 (Singles) vs. 94 (Reality Bites)
	🦇 6:38pm Julie: is reality bites the one with Winona and Janeane?
	6:38pm northguineahills: I step out and miss the lab (obviously pre-clickied...)
	🦇 6:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hehe pong kitties...
	6:39pm spodiodi: yes, Julie
	🦇 6:39pm Julie: tsk tsk NGH
	🦇 6:39pm Handy Haversack: ngh, I was deferring to you and so didn't say "The 'Lab!"! Dang it! Consider it done in spirit.
	6:39pm northguineahills: Singles was the first album I bought. Reality Bites was the first movie I saw when I started college.
	6:39pm adamdoesit: When all is said and done, I expect that one of my great regrets in life will be not having walked a mile to see Stereolab in 1993. PS: Hi chresti, spodi, Rev Rabbit!
	6:39pm Dean: Are you gunning for a song-topic theme? A band name theme? Band with certain characteristics (e.g., trios, quintets, mixed gender, mixed nationalities...)? Song characteristics (e.g., length, false endings, sound effects...)?
	🦇 6:40pm Julie: Dean any of the above!
	6:40pm northguineahills: @handy: hahaha!
	🦇 6:40pm Julie: what were they even like live?
	6:40pm spodiodi: also ethan hawke and stiller
	6:41pm spodiodi: hi adam!
	6:42pm northguineahills: I thrice drove 8 hours (to Atlanta) to see Stereolab in my undergrad years.
	🦇 6:42pm Handy Haversack: Singles had that Alice in Chains song on the soundtrack?
	6:43pm northguineahills: yes it did, Handy, it's why I got it (I was 16)
	🦇 6:43pm Julie: a little homage to Numan here?
	🦇 6:43pm Julie: I could not name an Alice in Chains song
	🦇 6:44pm Handy Haversack: Same here, ngh! Julie, we just said the same thing!
	6:44pm Dean: Bands who had to change their names? So Red Cross to Red Kross, Salvation Army to Three O'Clock, Jodi Foster's Army to JFA (not sure they had to change), The Beat to The English Beat, Chameleons to Chameleons UK, etc.
	6:44pm adamdoesit: @ngh That was the right move.
	6:44pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: What really surprised me was that Shampoo's first single was co-written by Lawrence from Felt! Then again, Shampoo was not associated with the hype it got later on.
	6:44pm northguineahills: the song would be "wood"
	🦇 6:44pm Julie: haha Dean you are going very deep there
	🦇 6:44pm Handy Haversack: (About Numan and Game Boy.)
	6:45pm Dean: I assume others will have other (better) suggestions.
	6:45pm spodiodi: i think so, Handy (blury time)
	6:45pm northguineahills: @Dean" what about bands that changed their names not due to copywrite conflicts?
	🦇 6:45pm Handy Haversack: Kate is super psyched for Missing Persons!
	🦇 6:46pm Julie: I think this is not really game related but I had to use it cuz hopscotch
	🦇 6:47pm Julie: my sister loved them (sniff)
	6:47pm Dean: Well, sure. Bands who plain old changed their names, but only after they'd recorded or made a name under an earlier name, otherwise just about every band on the planet would be included. So, Simon Dupree and the Big Sound had a record or two, then became Gentle Giant.
	6:48pm spodiodi: like ngh added -- i was thinking of such bands after Dean's rec... and Dinosaur Jr., and Mission UK came to mind... lists of such bands are sure to exist
	6:48pm Dean: Could include some orchestras by that criterion.
	6:48pm northguineahills: @Dean: see Kraftwerk....
	6:48pm spodiodi: this video. big memories
	🦇 6:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bands who were banned...
	6:48pm Dean: Who were the proto-Kraftwerk? Did they record?
	🦇 6:49pm Handy Haversack: It's like a Kate rock block now! (She's grading or would say hi, I'm sure.)
	6:49pm spodiodi: who convinced PG to crawl, or was it his idea?
	6:49pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @6:48 Dean: Organisation, yes, one lp.
	6:49pm northguineahills: @Dean: First album, "Ralf & Florian", and organization.
	6:50pm C.S.: Back when this song came out had no idea abou the game shows Games Without Frontiers or It'x a Knockout. Thanks to the internet for understanding more about this song.
	6:50pm Dean: Why'd I always think Ralf & Florian was the name of a Kraftwerk album? If I knew about Organisation, I forgot about them.
	🦇 6:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Julie. I guess you have a fill in for The Knave Saturday evening?
	6:51pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @6:50 Dean: it is the name of a Kraftwerk album, their third.
	🦇 6:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bands huge in UK & passed over in the US...
	🦇 6:51pm Julie: you guys are slow today! I'm gonna table Handy's ice & snow for another time, but I have an idea about bands with siblings in it, which I thought about from my davies brothers comment
	🦇 6:52pm Julie: yes Ken I will be on for the knave 7-10 Saturday! woohoo!
	6:52pm Dean: That is a great idea! The Dils!
	🦇 6:53pm Handy Haversack: Julie, do you know the band First Aid Kit (sisters)?
	🦇 6:53pm Julie: who are the Dils?
	6:53pm northguineahills: Rev Rabbit: Most UK bands?
	6:53pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: should you have bands with siblings - you must play Finland's Finest, 22- Pistepirkko!
	🦇 6:53pm Julie: I think I've heard them mentioned, maybe from you!
	🦇 6:53pm Julie: haha I will check them out Cha Cha, thank you. Can't promise they'll make the cut
	6:54pm Dean: An amazing late '70s LA punk band, a trio, two brothers. Also, Gentle Giant included siblings, three at one point.
	6:54pm C.S.: Nelson? I got nothing.
	🦇 6:54pm Handy Haversack: Rogers Sisters. Heart, of course. Death! Death is so good!
	6:54pm Dean: Alessi Brothers!
	6:55pm northguineahills: Hanson? /I'll show myself out....
	6:55pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @6:54 Handy Haversack: yay for Death, amazing stuff indeed.
	🦇 6:55pm listener james from westwood: Danke, Julie!
	6:55pm Dean: Or Barnaby Bye (also Alessi brothers). Cowsills, and for a time Dwight Twilley's band included two Cowsill siblings.
	6:55pm C.S.: Bands that broke up on rainy Tuesday afternoons only to reform on sunny Fridays.
	6:55pm spodiodi: i think i made up the whole crawling thing thanks, Julie! see you next time! cheerio airbody
	6:56pm chresti: Hey Mr. Big, I like that song..
	🦇 6:56pm Handy Haversack: One day, maybe will have another seven-hour Dark Night. But these four were precious. Thanks, Julie! Be well, Dark Ones. Love seeing you all every week.
	🦇 6:56pm Julie: thanks everyone!!
	6:56pm chresti: Thanks Julie!
	🦇 6:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Siblings ! Songs about animals, weather, countries, places, food, cities, sun moon stars signs, events...parts of the body ...venues, scenes ...instruments ... & a baby's arm holding an apple. & drugs.
	🦇 6:57pm Julie: haha thanks Rev... bring some back next week
	6:57pm Dean: Yeah, "Mr Big," "Class War." Dils were terrific.
	6:57pm Miles of Middle Texas: ThAnks!
	6:57pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: damn you, gigolo aunt loop. But then, thanks so much Julie for the fastest four hours in the world.
	🦇 6:58pm Julie: I can't imagine I'd ever play this in any other situation, so thanks Handy!
	6:58pm chresti: Yeah, Class War.
	6:58pm Dean: Red Kross, siblings Sparks
	6:58pm northguineahills: Shirley and Dolly Collins comes to mind..
	🦇 6:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Zats, some FMU DJ had this as an opening song each week. I forget whom.
	🦇 6:59pm Julie: oh wow!
	🦇 6:59pm Handy Haversack: Ha! No prob, Julie!
	🦇 6:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: War. Peace. Indecision. Dinosaurs. Monsters...

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from December 8, 2020

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Familiar & forgotten gems from 50-plus years of music on the darker side, shoegaze, synthpop, goth, psychedelia, darkwave, with unapologetic detours into 70s pop. In a dark night of the soul, it's always 3 o'clock in the morning.

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December 8, 2020: It's All In the Game

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
David Bowie	It's No Game (No.2) "It's No Game (No.2)" by "David Bowie"	Scary Monsters	1980			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Nena	Es Regnet "Es Regnet" by "Nena"	? (Fragezeichen)	1984			0:05:21 (Pop-up)
Kate NV	Not Not Not "Not Not Not" by "Kate NV"	Room for the Moon	2020			0:10:05 (Pop-up)
Medium Medium	Frightened Child "Frightened Child" by "Medium Medium"	The Glitterhouse	1981	bonus track, previously unreleased		0:15:31 (Pop-up)
Ian Dury & the Blockheads	Inbetweenies	Very Best of Ian Dury	1979			0:19:51 (Pop-up)
Opéra De Nuit	Rebelle-Rebelle "Rebelle-Rebelle" by "Opéra De Nuit"	Opéra De Nuit	1988			0:25:09 (Pop-up)
Waterglass	Staring at the Sun "Staring at the Sun" by "Waterglass"	Wisdom Like Silence	2002			0:29:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Deep Purple	Lalena (instrumental)					0:34:45 (Pop-up)
Ringo Deathstarr	Girls We Know "Girls We Know" by "Ringo Deathstarr"	Mauve	2012			0:42:24 (Pop-up)
I Am A Rocketship	Back From the Shadows	Orange	2020		*	0:45:38 (Pop-up)
Ten Wings	Not A Moment Too Soon "Not A Moment Too Soon" by "Ten Wings"	Wishing Well	1993			0:50:43 (Pop-up)
Nine Days' Wonder	Frustration "Frustration" by "Nine Days' Wonder"	Only The Dancers	1974			0:55:25 (Pop-up)
Kristeen Young	Pretty Twogether "Pretty Twogether" by "Kristeen Young"	The SubSet	2019			0:58:11 (Pop-up)
Lisa Hammer	Be Not Afraid "Be Not Afraid" by "Lisa Hammer"	Dakini	2009			1:02:05 (Pop-up)
Blackstone Rngrs	Frozen Echo "Frozen Echo" by "Blackstone Rngrs"	Descendant	2014			1:05:56 (Pop-up)
Steady Holiday	More Than One Way "More Than One Way" by "Steady Holiday"	Terror EP	2017			1:10:42 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jherek Bischoff	Life on Mars? (instrumental)					1:14:10 (Pop-up)
Persona Non Grata	Brother "Brother" by "Persona Non Grata"	Our Shade of Sin	1984			1:21:40 (Pop-up)
Xymox	Imagination "Imagination" by "Xymox"	Twist of Shadows	1989			1:24:02 (Pop-up)
Saint Etienne	Russian "Russian" by "Saint Etienne"	Built on Sand (Rarities 1994-1999)	1999			1:28:59 (Pop-up)
10cc	Good News "Good News" by "10cc"	The Original Soundtrack	1975			1:33:32 (Pop-up)
Vanessa Daou	Becoming a Nun "Becoming a Nun" by "Vanessa Daou"	Zipless	1994			1:36:05 (Pop-up)
Juliette Lewis	This Is Not America	Privé: The Lounge Anthology	2009			1:41:21 (Pop-up)
Green Seagull	Unseen Eyes "Unseen Eyes" by "Green Seagull"	Scarlet Fever	2018			1:45:23 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters	Honky Chateau	1972			1:47:34 (Pop-up)
Karen Carpenter	Still Crazy After All These Years	Karen Carpenter	1996	from 1979		1:52:46 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Beatles	She's Leaving Home (Instrumental Take 1)					1:56:49 (Pop-up)
The Electric Mess	Before the World Blows Up	The Electric Mess V	2020		*	2:05:12 (Pop-up)
En Attendant Ana	Why Is Your Body So Hard To Carry?	Lost and Found	2018			2:09:18 (Pop-up)
Mice	Dear Sir "Dear Sir" by "Mice"	...Because I Can	1996	featuring Julianne Regan		2:12:03 (Pop-up)
Quicksilver Messenger Service	Light Your Windows	Quicksilver Messenger Service	1968			2:14:53 (Pop-up)
Ötzi	Eight Cups "Eight Cups" by "Ötzi"	Storm	2020			2:17:26 (Pop-up)
Harold Budd ▪ Elizabeth Fraser ▪ Robin Guthrie ▪ Simon Raymonde	She Will Destroy You	The Moon and The Melodies	1986			2:20:18 (Pop-up)
Blonde Redhead	Swing Pool "Swing Pool" by "Blonde Redhead"	Blonde Redhead	1995			2:24:28 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	On The Turning Away "On The Turning Away" by "Pink Floyd"	A Momentary Lapse of Reason	1987			2:28:32 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Moody Blues	Visions of Paradise (Instrumental version)					2:34:27 (Pop-up)
Individual Industry	Dreams Never End	Dreams Never End	2011			2:39:51 (Pop-up)
The Flirts	Jukebox (Don't Put Another Dime)	10¢ A Dance	1982			2:44:22 (Pop-up)
The Undertones	Listening In "Listening In" by "The Undertones"	The Undertones	1979			2:47:57 (Pop-up)
Died Pretty	Out In the Rain "Out In the Rain" by "Died Pretty"	Doughboy Hollow	1991			2:50:13 (Pop-up)
The Beach Boys	Hang On To Your Ego	Pet Sounds	1966			2:54:29 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Rockabye Baby Ensemble	Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (instrumental)					2:57:52 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Hide and Seek (BBC Broadcast)	Kinda Kinks (Deluxe reissue)	1965			3:01:53 (Pop-up)
The Who	Pinball Wizard "Pinball Wizard" by "The Who"	Tommy	1969			3:03:34 (Pop-up)
Circus Maximus	Chess Game "Chess Game" by "Circus Maximus"	Circus Maximus	1967			3:06:34 (Pop-up)
The Feminine Complex	Hide and Seek	Livin Love	1969			3:09:57 (Pop-up)
The Hollies	Russian Roulette "Russian Roulette" by "The Hollies"	Russian Roulette	1976			3:13:38 (Pop-up)
Booker T. & The MGs	Chinese Checkers	Soul Dressing	1965			3:17:23 (Pop-up)
Syd Barrett	Dominoes "Dominoes" by "Syd Barrett"	Barrett	1970			3:19:46 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tetris Theme	"Tetris Theme"					3:24:02 (Pop-up)
Kate Bush	Rinfy the Gypsy (Playing Canasta)	Alone At My Piano				3:29:07 (Pop-up)
Juliana Hatfield Three	Spin the Bottle	Become What You Are	1993			3:32:40 (Pop-up)
Can	Ping Pong "Ping Pong" by "Can"	Can	1978			3:34:52 (Pop-up)
Stereolab	Ping Pong "Ping Pong" by "Stereolab"	Mars Audiac Quintet	1994			3:35:12 (Pop-up)
Klaus Lage Band	Monopoli "Monopoli" by "Klaus Lage Band"	Schweissperlen	1984			3:38:13 (Pop-up)
Shampoo	Game Boy "Game Boy" by "Shampoo"	We Are Shampoo	1994			3:41:35 (Pop-up)
Missing Persons	Mental Hopscotch "Mental Hopscotch" by "Missing Persons"	Missing Persons EP	1980			3:45:36 (Pop-up)
Peter Gabriel	Games Without Frontiers	Peter Gabriel (III)	1980			3:48:51 (Pop-up)
The Fall	Bingo Masters Breakout "Bingo Masters Breakout" by "The Fall"	Early Fall 77-79	1981			3:52:47 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Syd Barrett	Gigolo Aunt (loop) "Gigolo Aunt (loop)" by "Syd Barrett"					3:55:12 (Pop-up)
Shirley Ellis (The Nitty Gritty Girl)	The Name Game	The Name Game	1965			3:57:25 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🦇 2:59pm listener james from westwood: It's a lovely morning on the GTDR stream, and you are a horrible goose. Or, after the last upgrade, geese.
	🦇 3:00pm listener james from westwood: A Clockwork Orange (Beak)
	🦇 3:00pm Julie: Howdy James!
	3:00pm wendy del formaggio: Scary monsters! Super creeps!
	3:01pm Miles of Middle Texas: I'm ready! Hi
	3:01pm Sylvia (France-NYC): Hi Julie, and all
	🦇 3:01pm Julie: Hiya Wendy! Hey Miles!
	🦇 3:02pm Julie: hi Sylvia!
	🦇 3:02pm Julie: Wendy, good to see ya! You got snow up there?
	3:02pm C.S.: Geese listening to the squawk box? Hello everyone.
	3:03pm wendy del formaggio: Hi Julie! Not yet in my town, but the cars coming down from the hills have been encrusted with white. We just got a bunch of rain. I’m not complaining.
	🦇 3:03pm Julie: heya CS!
	3:04pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Here's wishing a fine Tuesday afternoon/evening to you all.
	🦇 3:04pm Julie: snow is nice to look at but not to drive in that's for sure. hiya Cha Cha!
	3:05pm spodiodi: hi Julie and light-deprived soulsters!
	3:05pm C.S.: It's not easy to rake leaves in snow either.
	🦇 3:06pm Julie: hey there spodi!
	🦇 3:06pm Julie: doesn't the snow cover up the leaves? Or is that a bad combo?
	3:08pm wendy del formaggio: I have studded snow tires so I can manage just fine. It’s the other drivers that concern me. As I’ve gotten older, winter is less and less alluring. But so is leaving Vermont. Oh! The dilemma!
	3:08pm C.S.: Yes, it does. Been meaning to rake the leaves for a while now but too tired from work. Then when I finally get the chance to find the time, it snows and I can't do it. :(
	3:08pm wendy del formaggio: Leaves will protect the lawn from extreme cold.
	3:09pm C.S.: Good to know.
	3:10pm Mr. Nobody: Howdy y'all!
	🦇 3:10pm Julie: yes that is good to know!
	🦇 3:10pm Julie: hey Mr Nobody!
	3:11pm wendy del formaggio: Raking. Pfft. Let the leaves break down on their own. Instant mulch! I’m no expert. I live in an apartment. Please fact-check my statements. :-)
	3:12pm Rick from SC: Good afternoon all
	🦇 3:13pm Julie: hiya Rick!
	🦇 3:13pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Hi, Julie! Felled with a damn cold but tuned in for the duration!
	🦇 3:14pm Julie: S&M&S Oh no! My allergies have been whack so I've been feeling cold-ish as well.
	3:15pm HyperDose: Wendy from Food Stuff! We are in the presence of greatness, people.
	3:16pm wendy del formaggio: Aww shucks, thanks HyperDose. I do just make shit up about leaves on lawns, though, so beware! Hahaha
	🦇 3:17pm Julie: Hyperdose I know!! she's an FMU Icon
	3:18pm HyperDose: Leaves are organic...not seeing the problem here ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Julie, love the show!
	3:19pm Rick from SC: More Ian Dury, yeah
	🦇 3:19pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey there
	3:20pm wendy del formaggio: Julie, this opening set is rejuvenating me! I’m at work, but wishing I was home, napping. So thanks for helping a friend out!
	🦇 3:20pm Julie: hiya Phillippe! and thank you HyperDose! I was wondering, went to visit "my house" and there were leaves everywhere. oh Wendy I'm so glad you're enjoying it! Synthpoppy mood today I guess!
	🦇 3:22pm listener james from westwood: Nice hearing from Ian!
	🦇 3:23pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and associated souls. I don't so much mind raking the leaves, but cramming them into the bags drives me nuts. So. Many. Bags.
	🦇 3:23pm Julie: I agree! and not one of the two songs you usually here, as much as I do love them. Hiya Ken!!
	🦇 3:25pm Julie: he's one of those artists I want to know better.
	3:28pm WaffleMix: Hey Julie
	🦇 3:29pm Julie: hiya Waffle!
	3:31pm WaffleMix: I feel like I need to append a location to my name
	🦇 3:32pm Julie: so we know where to go for waffles?
	3:33pm WaffleMix: Haha the waffles are just ok here but the diner will combine the whole wheat waffle and the pecan waffle for me.
	🦇 3:34pm Julie: oh YUM
	3:35pm WaffleMix: There was a big food conversation on the Michael Shelly show and I learned that Montreal has great bagels and waffles
	3:36pm HyperDose: Maybe next fundraiser can go towards building you a bat cave type situation. The ultimate Dark Night dwelling!
	3:42pm dreamyandseedy: Surface Noise did a set of Ian Dury songs this past Monday
	🦇 3:42pm Julie: Waffle, I had no idea!
	3:43pm dreamyandseedy: "this past Monday" = yesterday!
	🦇 3:43pm Julie: oooh wonderful
	3:49pm βrian: Who's David B's chess mate? Looks a bit like Catherine D.
	🦇 3:50pm Julie: Brian it is! And hi!
	3:51pm βrian: Good gloomy afternoon, y'all.
	🦇 3:53pm Julie: your afternoon is gloomy? I'm jealous!
	3:59pm βrian: 32 degrees F and overcast. Certainly could be worse.
	🦇 3:59pm Handy Haversack: Julie! Dark Ones! Kristeen!! Sorry I'm late. I was learning things.
	🦇 4:01pm Julie: hiya Handy!
	🦇 4:02pm Julie: learnin is good!
	4:02pm βrian: "Learning is short; forgetting is long." [Or some such.]
	🦇 4:03pm Julie: I've been trying to learn a couple new things and I'm wondering if maybe I'm just too old to learn brand new stuff :/
	🦇 4:03pm Handy Haversack: I've forgotten more about forgetting than ... something. And now we have to go on a supply run. But we'll return for the second half. Julie, you are not! I learned a ton after 40 -- entire new skill sets.
	🦇 4:04pm Julie: Good to know.
	4:06pm HyperDose: These vocals are splendid
	🦇 4:07pm Phillippe Bastille: Rather enjoying this Blackstone Rngrs. Hey Handy -- hooded mergansers were back today!
	🦇 4:07pm Julie: blackstone? That's the wonderful Ruth Smith. they did a live set on a my show a few years ago, now they are Pale Dian
	4:08pm spodiodi: i've been learning that my ability to forget things is infinite
	🦇 4:08pm Julie: spodi -- oh man that's so true
	🦇 4:09pm Handy Haversack: Nice, Phillippe! Nothing but herring gulls on the creek today here.
	🦇 4:09pm Phillippe Bastille: @spodiodi I've reached that "one thing in one thing out" stage of brain capacity
	🦇 4:09pm Handy Haversack: Back soon!
	🦇 4:09pm Julie: that always makes me think of Kelly Bundy. She'd learn something and forget something else
	4:09pm spodiodi: also, aloha, Handy, Phillippe, βrian, and everyone i've missed tending to the relentless pesky tasks that haunt me
	🦇 4:10pm Phillippe Bastille: My buddy kingfisher looks like he's staying the winter here. He makes me happy.
	4:11pm Stanley: Hello everyone.
	🦇 4:12pm Julie: hi Stanley!
	🦇 4:14pm Phillippe Bastille: Heya Stanley!
	4:17pm Mr. Nobody: Maybe you should have gone to Pleasant Valley on Sunday. lol
	4:17pm ike p: Good afternoon all! Just wanted to pop in and say Jukie I'm the idiot - got here in August but didn't hit the front page for over a month later - my Google search took me directly to the player and that kept me amused enough forever :)
	4:18pm ike p: And autocorrect sucks, sorry
	4:20pm WaffleMix: Ooh I hope Pandemic is on that list- it lends itself well to Zoom and is also on trend
	🦇 4:21pm Julie: hiya Ike! Waffle, I'm not sure what you mean? is that a song? a band?
	🦇 4:24pm Phillippe Bastille: There's some hair in that photo!
	🦇 4:24pm listener james from westwood: Hell yeah, Xymox!
	4:25pm C.S.: The more upbeat side of goth.
	🦇 4:25pm Phillippe Bastille: They kinda look like they just finished rubbing balloons on their hair
	🦇 4:27pm Julie: yay 80s hair!
	🦇 4:29pm listener james from westwood: That was a very welcome slice of '80s goodness.
	🦇 4:29pm Phillippe Bastille: agreed!
	4:39pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: As a happy owner of The Original Soundtrack & their debut, thanks for 10CC. The 10CC + Godley & Creme albums i don't have yet + Graham Goldman's debut solo lp are on my shopping list.
	4:39pm WaffleMix: Pandemic is a game Julie! A co-operative game.
	4:42pm ike p: Its not a bad team building exercise
	🦇 4:44pm Julie: pandemic has gotten old I'm ready for a new game
	🦇 4:44pm Julie: Cha Cha, another band where I only knew one song, glad to be checking out more!
	4:45pm βrian: I just made some pandemic kheer. Lots of almonds, cardamom, and lemon zest.
	4:47pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @4:44 Julie: you mean 10CC? I am somehow under the impression 10CC was never the same after Godley & Creme left. May I recommend a song: "Under Your Thumb" by the said Godley & Creme - what a quirky early synthpop beauty.
	🦇 4:47pm Julie: yes, Cha Cha, thank you!
	4:51pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: off any topic: because 8.December is both The Day of Finnish Music and unfortunately the anniversary of Hanoi Rocks' drummer Razzle's death, today's playlist before this show was nothing but Finland's Finest: Hanoi Rocks! Razzle era of course.
	🦇 4:51pm Julie: didn't plan to time this for the sunset but it works
	4:52pm Stanley: Ha ha that Elton John was my favourite album for a while when I was a kid. Still remember it note for note.
	4:54pm HyperDose: Loving the ebb and flow of this playlist!
	5:02pm C.S.: Always thought Xymox was their 80s incarnation. Anka Wolbert is the girl.
	🦇 5:04pm Julie: I've just always heard them as Clan of..
	🦇 5:05pm Julie: it looks like they went back and forth, namewise
	5:05pm C.S.: I think they shortened it from about 1986 to about the mid 90s.
	5:06pm C.S.: Blind Hearts was the first tune of their's I ever heard and the Xymox Clan of Xymox thing caused some confusion.
	🦇 5:06pm Julie: but it WAS Xymox in 1983. So they started that way. how confusing
	🦇 5:07pm Julie: Anke has a solo album, wonder how that is.
	5:08pm C.S.: Hmmm. I will have to check my research again. Thought they started off as Clan of. Wiki is not clear on this.
	🦇 5:08pm Julie: discogs has a 1983 release as Xymox
	🦇 5:09pm Handy Haversack: And we're back! Cold-finger weather.
	🦇 5:09pm Julie: WB Handy!
	5:10pm C.S.: This is weird: en.wikipedia.org...
	🦇 5:11pm Julie: this one was self released www.discogs.com...
	🦇 5:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh Juliette Lewis - no wonder I like the look of her ...tuning in on a cracking number as well ...tho still doing all interwebz on my little iPod that prefers to not stream & chat @ the same time...
	🦇 5:11pm Julie: hiya RR!
	5:15pm C.S.: I guess when I looked them up a few years ago, the info on the internet was wrong then.
	🦇 5:17pm Julie: how do you say the O with the dots over it?
	5:18pm C.S.: Juliette Lewis was born just a few weeks before I was. That 1973 vintage.
	🦇 5:18pm Julie: umlaut is that an umlaut?
	🦇 5:18pm Julie: I remember all her bratty teen roles, I think she was even on wonder years at some point
	🦇 5:20pm Julie: alas she's scientologist or was..her dad too
	5:20pm Dean: Ask the guys in Blue Oyster Cult. If it's German, then it's like the e in her, but without the r, more or less.
	🦇 5:21pm Julie: hiya Dean!
	🦇 5:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 1973 Year of the Ox & built like a brick craphouse... Quicksilver an excuse to link to this doc I just watched about the very earliest SF Psych scene leading up to the ballrooms : m.youtube.com...
	🦇 5:22pm Julie: wow this is way too relaxing
	5:23pm C.S.: I'm built more like a wet noodle.
	5:23pm Dean: Thanks for that, Rev! I was just thinking about Cipollina's appearance on Man's live album when Julie played the QSM.
	🦇 5:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: In the tub no problem :) ...
	5:23pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @5:20 Dean: yes, ö is pronounced like this in Finland, Scandinavia - also Germany, though with some variation.
	5:24pm Dean: Uhm, QMS, I should say.
	🦇 5:24pm Julie: don't drop your IPOD in the tub!
	5:24pm Dean: Throw it in the river.--Mark Hurst
	🦇 5:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thou Shalt Not Hold the iPod Above Water
	🦇 5:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: No iPod no Hurst !
	🦇 5:26pm Handy Haversack: Remember: it's the River Metaphor. Don't throw it in an actual river with fish and birds and me. Also: I love this album!
	5:27pm Dean: I've waded in the River Metaphor.
	🦇 5:29pm Handy Haversack: Shoot, Dean, I almost drowned in it.
	5:29pm Mr. Nobody: Niiiiiice
	5:30pm Dean: The water is wide...
	🦇 5:31pm Julie: no Waters on this one?
	5:33pm Dean: (I was just extending the River Metaphor metaphor.)
	🦇 5:34pm Handy Haversack: My first PF album, actually. I was thirteen when it came out.
	5:39pm Dean: That's why I listened last night to Gentle Giant's "Playing the Game"!
	🦇 5:39pm Julie: my first one was The Wall, but I think it was a little old by then.
	🦇 5:40pm Julie: who suggested games? was it James? Handy? I've forgotten
	🦇 5:41pm Handy Haversack: Me, I'm pretty sure.
	🦇 5:41pm Julie: well then thank you, Handy!
	5:41pm Dean: Yep, Handy.
	5:42pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: My first one was Wish You Were Here, when 10 years old - I had heard the a-side of Animals 2 years earlier thinking "is this song ever going to end?!
	🦇 5:43pm Julie: haha sounds about right
	5:43pm Dean: First was DSOTM, the Mobile Fidelity remaster. Second was Meddle on CD. Third was MF remaster of Meddle on CD. And that's the extent of my PF holdings.
	🦇 5:43pm Julie: who started the 20 minute songs, that sounds like something Dean would know
	5:43pm northguineahills: finally here!
	🦇 5:44pm Handy Haversack: Valley Girl soundtrack!
	5:45pm C.S.: Ha, do they even take dimes anymore?
	5:45pm Dean: You mean early prog? Shoot, I wouldn't know where to start. But, you know, classical forms--symphonies, concertos, etc.--were already extensive. Prog's pretense was to emulate those forms, if not too strictly.
	🦇 5:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 1st probly a hand-me-down Ummagumma ! Then cassettes of Relics & Saucerful...
	🦇 5:45pm Julie: hiya NGH!
	🦇 5:45pm Julie: this is such a great song why did the flirts never get Go Gos level fame?
	🦇 5:45pm listener james from westwood: That cover art is the bomb.
	🦇 5:46pm Julie: everyone dance
	🦇 5:46pm Julie: oh I see they weren't a real band
	🦇 5:47pm Julie: en.wikipedia.org...
	🦇 5:48pm Julie: that explains why the backing vocals are so ICK
	🦇 5:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Stones Goin' Home & Who Quick One ('miniopera') pushing to 10 minutes - doors The End ...Love De Capo took an album side - Steppenwolf Pusher long form - Innagadddavida - EastWest ? Dylan Rolling Stone the 7 minute single before Hey Jude ...once the bYRdS copped Jazz from Coltrane for 8 Miles High - & those aforementioned SF ballrooms had good enuff sound & attention span - all were obligated to improv & stretch out - Allmans @ Fillmore East even playing till daylight..,
	🦇 5:52pm Julie: big difference between 7 minutes and say, Eclipse
	5:53pm Dean: Iron Butterfly was '68. A year earlier Moody Blues did the 7:40 "Nights in White Satin," not 20 minutes, but the orchestral accompaniment arguably makes them proto-prog at that point.
	5:53pm spodiodi: heck yes
	🦇 5:53pm Julie: not eclipse, Echoes is it?
	5:54pm Dean: Yes, "Echoes," on Meddle, you mean?
	5:54pm northguineahills: of course the BBs are pre-clickied... !
	🦇 5:55pm Julie: yes, Dean. It's like 23 minutes I think.
	5:56pm northguineahills: This song reminds me of a bad trip (which is what Brian wrote the subject matter about).
	🦇 5:56pm Julie: oh wow!
	🦇 5:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: True. Improv & 'Experiment' covers lack of material obviously...true of the bYRdS right @ the start losing Gene Clark... I've concluded the real Concept of Concept Albums primarily is that they were Albums - Long Players. In fact - Explorer's Room here on the Drummer Stream has woke me to how Exotica was long already there. The difference was Pop & Art getting totally jiggy with each other in the 1960s...
	5:58pm Dean: I think Rev's accounts give a good taste of the influences that prompted groups to prepare a full LP side of more or less composed music.
	6:00pm northguineahills: hour four is like warm fuzzy autumn sweater....
	🦇 6:00pm Phillippe Bastille: Gotta run, but will be listening to the game tunes. 'Til next week, Julie. Everyone else, I'll see you about 900 times before then
	🦇 6:00pm Handy Haversack: Game on!
	🦇 6:00pm Julie: bye bye Phillippe!
	🦇 6:00pm Handy Haversack: Later on, Phlillippe!
	🦇 6:01pm Julie: oops wrong song
	🦇 6:01pm Julie: there we go.. I had to cut that other thing
	🦇 6:01pm Julie: i found the kinks with a PARROT
	6:01pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I can see why you chose that Kinks picture :)
	6:02pm Dean: Kannibal!
	6:02pm northguineahills: nos vemos mas tarde, Phillippe!
	🦇 6:03pm Julie: cannibal was up yelling at 4am as I was working on this..YEESH
	6:03pm spodiodi: another heck yeah
	6:03pm northguineahills: apropos for you, Julie!
	6:04pm northguineahills: I woke at 4ish this morning as well. I must have a similar diurnal schedule as Cannibal.
	🦇 6:04pm Julie: it was very tempting to play the Elton version but I decided to go with these guys
	6:05pm Mr. Nobody: The only question is was the yelling because he liked or disliked the music. lol
	🦇 6:05pm Julie: he was a handful last night. I had headphones on in a different room but I swear he can hear it anyway
	🦇 6:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love a lot of stuff - TheWho I identify with. Hard to explain how important they were.
	🦇 6:06pm Handy Haversack: Here's a crazy memory. The dog's Official Birthday is Feb. 29, which there was one of back in the barely prelapsarian parts of 2020. On Feb 29, we were in the pinball arcade craft-beer speakeasy through a secret door in a laundromat in our neighborhood (many WFMU DJs know it!) having a birthday party for the dog with like 30 friends and then a totally crowded bar afternoon anyway, with dozens more crammed in the space -- an actual Japanese tour group came in at one point. Hundreds of people over the course of the afternoon. February 29.
	6:07pm Dean: Shoot, this Circus Maximus reminds me of Gryphon's second album, Red Queen to Gryphon Three. First track is "Opening Move"; last track is "Checkmate."
	🦇 6:07pm Julie: oh man that sounds like a fun place
	🦇 6:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Birds dance. You can't tell me they aren't Musical.
	🦇 6:08pm Handy Haversack: Julie, it is! Ask Michelle or Suzy Hotrod! It's just inconceivable now to have been in such a big crowd in such a small space two weeks before everything shut down.
	🦇 6:09pm Julie: I was sharing a vape with Fox and Chloe and Stan right before the shutdown. Talk about paranoia
	🦇 6:10pm Julie: (marathon)
	6:12pm spodiodi: The Feminine Complex is new to me. great song
	🦇 6:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Never heard this 70s Kiss song...
	🦇 6:14pm Julie: REV they are very musical. And they also have amazing hearing. He doesn't see too well (he's old) but man he can hear me make the least little sound. I find myself tiptoeing to the kitchen to not wake the bird.
	🦇 6:14pm Julie: haha I guess it does sound kinda like Kiss
	🦇 6:15pm Julie: now there's a band I've NEVER listened to. I know a couple hits but I own nothing.
	🦇 6:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I had Kiss - & never listened.
	🦇 6:17pm Julie: I had an 8-track from some record club which of course I didn't ask for. I don't remember which album.
	🦇 6:18pm Julie: Beth was a huge, huge deal
	🦇 6:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...you looked @ them it seemed...
	🦇 6:19pm Julie: most of those 70s rock albums I heard through my sisters, none of them were into Kiss.
	🦇 6:20pm Julie: they weren't into Bowie either.
	🦇 6:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Video of Hitchcock explaining Syd & playing this : hearing it a bit steadier really makes you realize what a composer he was...
	🦇 6:20pm Julie: that hitchcock playing Syd Barrett stream was just magical
	🦇 6:22pm Julie: this organ is very Doors-like
	6:22pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I'm not sure - but that Dominoes version could be the first Hitchcock performance I've ever seen/heard!
	🦇 6:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...which we responded to subconsciously already of course - but what a lyricist. I always say Syd was Alternative before there was Classic.
	🦇 6:23pm listener james from westwood: EAЯWOЯM ALERT
	6:24pm chresti: Hi Julie! Listening in the shower..
	6:24pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @6:22 Julie: they had to improvise, Syd' original backing track for this song ended rather abruptly. What a good ending it turned out to be. And that backwards Syd guitar solo, which apparently was the first successful one after a couple of "normal" attempts.
	6:28pm adamdoesit: Davies and Davies in 2021! There are so many theres there.
	🦇 6:28pm Handy Haversack: That's a pretty good New Year resolution. Had to feed the monsters and make a drink. All denizens now more sated than before. Hmm ... next Hour Four theme ... snow and ice?
	🦇 6:28pm Julie: Solo Syd kinda fits "outsider music" I think
	🦇 6:29pm Julie: hiya adam! Snow & Ice might work
	🦇 6:29pm Julie: although I have a feeling I pick that one it'll be 70 degrees next week
	🦇 6:30pm Julie: also Handy picked this one, so other folks need to jump in!
	🦇 6:30pm Handy Haversack: Kate's asking when this Kate Bush is from. Super early?
	6:30pm adamdoesit: Hi Julie! 70F would be ominous, but maybe not altogether welcome?
	🦇 6:31pm Julie: my monsters are very quiet right now, kinda suspicious. Yes Handy, it's a demo
	🦇 6:31pm Julie: most likely 75-77 ish
	6:32pm spodiodi: ahh this song
	6:32pm spodiodi: this was in Singles, no?
	6:32pm spodiodi: she is such a sucker...
	🦇 6:32pm Julie: @adam I don't put anything past the weather these days. I think it was Spodi, I've never seen it!
	6:32pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @6:28 Julie: Outsider music? Yes, somehow, an artist who had started to drift outside his own area. Btw, I heard the Barrett albums in the "wrong" order, i.e. first a double-lp edition of "Madcap"&"Barrett", and then later PF's "Piper".
	6:32pm spodiodi: really stupid movies
	🦇 6:33pm Julie: @Cha Cha the same! I had that double LP set, then the PF set "A Nicer Pair"
	6:33pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I think that was from a comp. of Kate Bush's home demos?
	🦇 6:33pm Julie: yes indeed, Cha Cha.
	6:34pm spodiodi: Reality Bites* NOT Singles (bad, spodi. bad)
	🦇 6:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Underwater Theme Dark (high praise in fact).
	🦇 6:35pm Julie: I never did find out who the movie star in Spin The Bottle is supposed to be
	🦇 6:35pm Handy Haversack: spodi is a friend of mine!
	🦇 6:35pm Julie: funny spodi, that's what I thought at first too even though you said Singles. Singles is the vince vaughan one? I haven't seen either.
	6:35pm spodiodi: sorry, Handy. i should go easier on 'em ;)
	6:35pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I, for one welcome our new hypnosis-inducing ping pong feline overlords.
	🦇 6:36pm Julie: handy's idea is good but I wanna give someone else a chance, come on folks!
	🦇 6:36pm Julie: the cats will defend us against the zombie minks
	6:36pm spodiodi: Singles to me is Matt DIllon
	6:37pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: good choice for this theme hour, this Stereolab tune, love it.
	6:37pm C.S.: The longer I watch those cats, the faster they go.
	6:37pm spodiodi: 92 (Singles) vs. 94 (Reality Bites)
	🦇 6:38pm Julie: is reality bites the one with Winona and Janeane?
	6:38pm northguineahills: I step out and miss the lab (obviously pre-clickied...)
	🦇 6:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hehe pong kitties...
	6:39pm spodiodi: yes, Julie
	🦇 6:39pm Julie: tsk tsk NGH
	🦇 6:39pm Handy Haversack: ngh, I was deferring to you and so didn't say "The 'Lab!"! Dang it! Consider it done in spirit.
	6:39pm northguineahills: Singles was the first album I bought. Reality Bites was the first movie I saw when I started college.
	6:39pm adamdoesit: When all is said and done, I expect that one of my great regrets in life will be not having walked a mile to see Stereolab in 1993. PS: Hi chresti, spodi, Rev Rabbit!
	6:39pm Dean: Are you gunning for a song-topic theme? A band name theme? Band with certain characteristics (e.g., trios, quintets, mixed gender, mixed nationalities...)? Song characteristics (e.g., length, false endings, sound effects...)?
	🦇 6:40pm Julie: Dean any of the above!
	6:40pm northguineahills: @handy: hahaha!
	🦇 6:40pm Julie: what were they even like live?
	6:40pm spodiodi: also ethan hawke and stiller
	6:41pm spodiodi: hi adam!
	6:42pm northguineahills: I thrice drove 8 hours (to Atlanta) to see Stereolab in my undergrad years.
	🦇 6:42pm Handy Haversack: Singles had that Alice in Chains song on the soundtrack?
	6:43pm northguineahills: yes it did, Handy, it's why I got it (I was 16)
	🦇 6:43pm Julie: a little homage to Numan here?
	🦇 6:43pm Julie: I could not name an Alice in Chains song
	🦇 6:44pm Handy Haversack: Same here, ngh! Julie, we just said the same thing!
	6:44pm Dean: Bands who had to change their names? So Red Cross to Red Kross, Salvation Army to Three O'Clock, Jodi Foster's Army to JFA (not sure they had to change), The Beat to The English Beat, Chameleons to Chameleons UK, etc.
	6:44pm adamdoesit: @ngh That was the right move.
	6:44pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: What really surprised me was that Shampoo's first single was co-written by Lawrence from Felt! Then again, Shampoo was not associated with the hype it got later on.
	6:44pm northguineahills: the song would be "wood"
	🦇 6:44pm Julie: haha Dean you are going very deep there
	🦇 6:44pm Handy Haversack: (About Numan and Game Boy.)
	6:45pm Dean: I assume others will have other (better) suggestions.
	6:45pm spodiodi: i think so, Handy (blury time)
	6:45pm northguineahills: @Dean" what about bands that changed their names not due to copywrite conflicts?
	🦇 6:45pm Handy Haversack: Kate is super psyched for Missing Persons!
	🦇 6:46pm Julie: I think this is not really game related but I had to use it cuz hopscotch
	🦇 6:47pm Julie: my sister loved them (sniff)
	6:47pm Dean: Well, sure. Bands who plain old changed their names, but only after they'd recorded or made a name under an earlier name, otherwise just about every band on the planet would be included. So, Simon Dupree and the Big Sound had a record or two, then became Gentle Giant.
	6:48pm spodiodi: like ngh added -- i was thinking of such bands after Dean's rec... and Dinosaur Jr., and Mission UK came to mind... lists of such bands are sure to exist
	6:48pm Dean: Could include some orchestras by that criterion.
	6:48pm northguineahills: @Dean: see Kraftwerk....
	6:48pm spodiodi: this video. big memories
	🦇 6:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bands who were banned...
	6:48pm Dean: Who were the proto-Kraftwerk? Did they record?
	🦇 6:49pm Handy Haversack: It's like a Kate rock block now! (She's grading or would say hi, I'm sure.)
	6:49pm spodiodi: who convinced PG to crawl, or was it his idea?
	6:49pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @6:48 Dean: Organisation, yes, one lp.
	6:49pm northguineahills: @Dean: First album, "Ralf & Florian", and organization.
	6:50pm C.S.: Back when this song came out had no idea abou the game shows Games Without Frontiers or It'x a Knockout. Thanks to the internet for understanding more about this song.
	6:50pm Dean: Why'd I always think Ralf & Florian was the name of a Kraftwerk album? If I knew about Organisation, I forgot about them.
	🦇 6:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Julie. I guess you have a fill in for The Knave Saturday evening?
	6:51pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @6:50 Dean: it is the name of a Kraftwerk album, their third.
	🦇 6:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bands huge in UK & passed over in the US...
	🦇 6:51pm Julie: you guys are slow today! I'm gonna table Handy's ice & snow for another time, but I have an idea about bands with siblings in it, which I thought about from my davies brothers comment
	🦇 6:52pm Julie: yes Ken I will be on for the knave 7-10 Saturday! woohoo!
	6:52pm Dean: That is a great idea! The Dils!
	🦇 6:53pm Handy Haversack: Julie, do you know the band First Aid Kit (sisters)?
	🦇 6:53pm Julie: who are the Dils?
	6:53pm northguineahills: Rev Rabbit: Most UK bands?
	6:53pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: should you have bands with siblings - you must play Finland's Finest, 22- Pistepirkko!
	🦇 6:53pm Julie: I think I've heard them mentioned, maybe from you!
	🦇 6:53pm Julie: haha I will check them out Cha Cha, thank you. Can't promise they'll make the cut
	6:54pm Dean: An amazing late '70s LA punk band, a trio, two brothers. Also, Gentle Giant included siblings, three at one point.
	6:54pm C.S.: Nelson? I got nothing.
	🦇 6:54pm Handy Haversack: Rogers Sisters. Heart, of course. Death! Death is so good!
	6:54pm Dean: Alessi Brothers!
	6:55pm northguineahills: Hanson? /I'll show myself out....
	6:55pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @6:54 Handy Haversack: yay for Death, amazing stuff indeed.
	🦇 6:55pm listener james from westwood: Danke, Julie!
	6:55pm Dean: Or Barnaby Bye (also Alessi brothers). Cowsills, and for a time Dwight Twilley's band included two Cowsill siblings.
	6:55pm C.S.: Bands that broke up on rainy Tuesday afternoons only to reform on sunny Fridays.
	6:55pm spodiodi: i think i made up the whole crawling thing thanks, Julie! see you next time! cheerio airbody
	6:56pm chresti: Hey Mr. Big, I like that song..
	🦇 6:56pm Handy Haversack: One day, maybe will have another seven-hour Dark Night. But these four were precious. Thanks, Julie! Be well, Dark Ones. Love seeing you all every week.
	🦇 6:56pm Julie: thanks everyone!!
	6:56pm chresti: Thanks Julie!
	🦇 6:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Siblings ! Songs about animals, weather, countries, places, food, cities, sun moon stars signs, events...parts of the body ...venues, scenes ...instruments ... & a baby's arm holding an apple. & drugs.
	🦇 6:57pm Julie: haha thanks Rev... bring some back next week
	6:57pm Dean: Yeah, "Mr Big," "Class War." Dils were terrific.
	6:57pm Miles of Middle Texas: ThAnks!
	6:57pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: damn you, gigolo aunt loop. But then, thanks so much Julie for the fastest four hours in the world.
	🦇 6:58pm Julie: I can't imagine I'd ever play this in any other situation, so thanks Handy!
	6:58pm chresti: Yeah, Class War.
	6:58pm Dean: Red Kross, siblings Sparks
	6:58pm northguineahills: Shirley and Dolly Collins comes to mind..
	🦇 6:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Zats, some FMU DJ had this as an opening song each week. I forget whom.
	🦇 6:59pm Julie: oh wow!
	🦇 6:59pm Handy Haversack: Ha! No prob, Julie!
	🦇 6:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: War. Peace. Indecision. Dinosaurs. Monsters...

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