WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from March 12, 2014

Listener comments!
	3:02pm van: Chess match!
	3:04pm still b/p: She wore greeeeeeen velvet, oh-whoa...
	3:05pm stavros: Irwin/ You're signs/at during your song at the H&M were much appreciated. "Axe Cops" comes to mind
	3:06pm duke: I had a dream the other night that Miley Cyrus was a guest on Irwin's show. Elysian Fields is better.
	👻 3:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: I missed some of the signs. Will need to watch the video at some point.
	3:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - well - signs coulda been oriented more vertically & camera-ward - but that was kewl! - & glad to finally see Irwin on drums! I play guitar like everybody - but am still always impressed w/ the denizens of rhythm sections...
	3:09pm Sem Chumbo: @KFHP: I know I missed some gems, too.
	3:10pm Ike: Was that a song about death panels?
	👻 3:11pm rrg: "I play guitar like everybody": speak for yourself, sir.
	👻 3:12pm rrg: I think half the signs were missed because the video feed kept switching away from them. Still a groovy performance.
	👻 3:12pm Alison Porchnik: @Stavros, you can see the whole list on the Ustream site where the video stream was posted. (And thanks, those signs were mostly of my devising.)
	👻 3:14pm rrg: AP, you mean the whole list is posted at Ustream, or that there's a version of the video that shows them all with the card-flipping?
	3:14pm stavros: I tip my hat to you as well Alison
	👻 3:14pm Alison Porchnik: ustre.am...
	3:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - okay - some remain bravely uninfected - but statistically if you compare guitar-playing figures w/ birthrates...they say eventually we'll evolve to being born speaking, & guitar strumming should follow thusly...So it's your praises we sing AP...
	3:16pm Ike: @RRN63, did you see my comment about veg. rennet cheese on Sunday?
	👻 3:16pm rrg: Thanks, AP.
	👻 3:17pm rrg: My, but I love Jennifer's voice.
	👻 3:18pm Alison Porchnik: RRG - the list is posted there.
	3:20pm stavros: "Mt. Gox" "Rule 34 fap fap fap" and who doesn't love a "Shirtless Putin". lol
	3:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Ike: Trader Joe's - right? ...haha! - kitty's is kinda like Godzilla's face (whom I've always thot cute) ...Yeah - always impressed w/ acoustic performances who bring it w/ minimal instrumentation like this - keepin' it reeal...lovely wow...
	3:21pm PKNY: The Lovage record is one of my favorites from the '00s, and I was fortunate enough to see them perform the record. Does Jennifer have any info on a possible sequel, or any further collabos with the Automator and/or Mike Patton?
	3:21pm josephebacon: Lovely voice!
	👻 3:22pm rrg: That's what I was thinking.
	3:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - intriguing songs too.
	👻 3:28pm rrg: My stream went away. Oh, no.
	👻 3:28pm rrg: Back again.
	3:30pm Guido (Cologne): Is that true? Just yesterday i stumbled over my stack of TZADIK and "La mer Enfortuna" was among the most beloved from that. And now I stumble right into the live performance.
	3:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: James Chance wigkey : en.wikipedia.org... ...should anybody around here actually not know...
	3:45pm Retsyn: Redefining breathy.
	3:46pm Droll: Recording an album that isn't released must be the biggest heartbreak and waste of time of money in the music industry, an industry known for it's expertise at all those. Imagine writing a dozen songs, learning to play them, hiring session musicians, going into the studio to record them, and ending up empty-handed... Please ask them to "leak" the album to YT.
	3:49pm Jennifer Halpern: My delicious Babies! Just lovely! I love you so much (just home from pick up) xoxxoxo J
	3:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...have always considered myself 'creative' - but never pro in any way whatsoever - & the idea of having your very Creativity - I struggle for an acceptable verb...***ed like that...
	3:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...your Creativity taken out of your control...
	3:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...typical, but no less outrageous for that...
	3:56pm common: i have 2 completed records from 2 bands of mine fromt the past. never released. i keep thinking i should just do it...but, i'm poor.
	3:57pm common: this is great, by the way!
	3:59pm Mike East: Thanks for the Elysian Fields!
	3:59pm Laura L: Jim Thirlwell wrote an article on the subject of NYC change since the early 80s for an art/architecture magazine called evolo (issue 5, 2013), btw.
	4:01pm Laura L: That's right--it's evolo--I had never seen it before, but that's correct--it's right here on the cover.
	👻 4:02pm rrg: "Who's counting" is the perfect response.
	4:02pm Droll: Losing creative control is totally different from losing business control. It's one thing to have people say your baby is ugly, it's entirely another thing to have someone lock a year's worth of your work in a vault because they don't think it's going to popular. You can never get that time/effort/opportunity/money back. Great performance by Jennifer and Oren!
	4:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: eVolo : www.evolo.us EF were beautiful & interesting & kewl ! THX
	4:05pm Droll: common, Soundcloud, YouTube, Reverbnation... there are dozens of places to post your old band's stuff for free.
	4:05pm Laura L: Great performance, I agree--thanks for that!
	👻 4:05pm AnAnonymousParty: Mom?
	👻 4:06pm rrg: Or bandcamp. You can post CD-quality tracks there. I think.
	4:06pm Whooda: Irwin your many suprises today are greatly appreciated: Drive-by Truckers, live Elysian Fields and now Joe Frank. Ahhh.
	4:09pm Whooda: @Alison porchnik I really got a lift when I realized the signs weren't copies from the Dylan video.
	4:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...rennet or no - What a Friend We Have in Cheeses....
	4:17pm Carmichael: Just hangin' around here. Workin' and listenin'. Jeez, that sounded like a list of albums by the Folksmen.
	4:18pm common: @droll: sorry so late. yea, i just got lazy getting in touch with the other people. doin that shit with my current band. Thanks!
	4:21pm Whooda: @RevRabbit Cheeses healed the sick. Regarding the re-writing of digital history, NSA secretly intersepts emails and text messages, changing the message and delivering it with neither communicating party aware of the changes. firstlook.org...
	👻 4:30pm Alison Porchnik: This is an exquisite monologue.
	4:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - the PBS program Frontline had an episode that clued me in to how much vaster the U.S. agencies have become, given both revolutions in I.T. & 9/11 - namely, by orders of magnitude. However, Dave Emory says things that suggest these are not even the 'ones' we should necessarily be most concerned about in the world - &/or that there are various 'groups' w/ diverse motivations in the U.S. Govt.
	4:33pm Monica: fantastic joe frank episode today.
	4:34pm Mike East: concert grands are 9'. 6' is a baby grand.
	4:34pm Mike East: in my world, anyway
	4:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - U.S. intelligence agencies...
	4:36pm glenn: leviathan???? holy thomas hobbes, batman.
	4:43pm Mike East: stacked like Mary Magdalene. I gotta use that
	4:43pm Droll: I feel obliged to remind everyone worried about the NSA that Facebook is at least as intrusive, and they don't answer to anybody except some dot-com billionaires (who are really anxious to become zillionaires).
	4:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Droll: Big Biz - yeah. None of them answer to anybody.
	👻 4:49pm Alison Porchnik: @Droll- if you Facebook and the NSA are intrusive, don't even get started on the WFMU comments board and "friendship society."
	👻 4:49pm Alison Porchnik: "If you think," that is.
	4:51pm Mike East: yeah, the friendship society gets into my mindthoughts.
	4:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...a little financial extortion - a permanent record of some drunken commenting...
	4:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This Joe a Suite that moved along w/ particular deep fluidity.
	4:57pm Droll: AP, Indeed, they always use some ironic Doublespeak name for these dragnet operations: Patriot Act, Social Networking, Friendship Society... By any name it's all the same thing -- stepping stones to close dancing, heroin, and fornicating.
	👻 4:58pm Alison Porchnik: One can hope, Droll. One can hope.
	4:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Seriously - we pay FMU to brainwash us w/ subversive Music, Kulture & Ideas & further Peer Pressure...
	5:00pm fleep: I prefer to dry clean my brain, keeps shrinkage down.
	5:01pm Whooda: Droll, NSA runs fake Facebook servers, so, in fact, Sometimes the Facebook you visit is literally the NSA inserting malware on you computer.
	5:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& it is just such tasty KoolAid to drink in a Kultural Desert, however...
	5:04pm Carmichael: Are we all in a circle with our tablas?
	5:05pm Whooda: I'm using my OWS five gallon plastic tub
	5:06pm fleep: Got more of a Mogambo thing going.
	5:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I have heard 'mainstream' reports about the U.S. Govt. putting 'malware' on unsuspecting citizen's machines to counteract other malicious Hackers (not to damage the citizen computers). Otherwise for me - the statement is standing by itself - w/ neither proof nor disproof. I can say I wouldn't be entirely surprised - but what is that worth?
	5:08pm Droll: AP, Yeah, I'm kinda disappointed... They made it sound like there'd be a lot more fornicating. Whooda, If that were true, wouldn't Facebook take action? Why not sue the government? Make a press release? Notify users? Wouldn't that make them Digital Era Heroes?
	5:08pm Whooda: I sent you the proof in the link (first article). Second proof (second article) Constitutional crisis CIA spying overseeres computers and deleting damaging evidence. Never trust the MSM, they are part and parcel of the conspiracy.
	5:10pm Carmichael: And never trust an MMS.
	5:10pm Whooda: @Droll Facebook wasn't invoved in that particular action and have said so. I beliive them (this time). Also Hotmail and Yahoo hacked by NSA. follow the link it explains everything clearly. firstlook.org...
	5:12pm Bas NL: Interesting.. Never heard of Gert-Jan Blom before. Good song.
	5:12pm fleep: I use Windows, it hacks me daily, what's one more hack.
	5:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...after a few Dave Emory episodes - my conclusion is that it comes down to who or what are your Sources - & how much do you trust them - & why - &, ultimately, how much time & ability do you have to put into becoming your own Investigative Reporter - & effectively becoming your *own 'Source' as much as possible. For most of us, that's very limited. The story about the CIA & Congress ('the reverse of oversight'!) appears to be a real 'mainstream' news one, however; why be surprised intelligence agencies spy on everyone? What was anyone expecting??
	5:15pm Droll: My threshold for "proof" is a bit higher than "read it on the internetz". For instance, I don't believe Facebook would be unaware of a massive hijacking of it's users, if it were occurring. Besides, if they did admit to either being hacked or not being aware they were hacked at such an enormous scale, that wouldn't reflect well on their business. Best to just deny everything.
	5:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I accept the idea that Big Business has bought out the Govt. & they could be in cohoots w/ each other pretty easily, though...
	5:19pm Sean D. Daily: I starred "Morgan Freeman Mind Control" already? Weird...
	5:19pm glenn: no, the nsa did it for you, sean.
	5:19pm fleep: RRN63 Operation Paperclip totally happened, and when they picked the best Reich brains, they got a mindset along with it, and it's in the very spine of our government. Emory bases his work on that fifth column and its descendants.
	5:20pm Andrew Waterloo: Then you have to make the business case for mining all that data.
	5:20pm jon: Hi All ... Hoping someone can help me find something i heard on WFMU about 15 years ago, but not sure where to ask, except here shortly after Irwin played Joe Frank. It was a radio drama/performance, very like Joe Frank, in which the main character is obsessed by the band Menudo. Most of the piece is phone calls with his friend, and gradually he gets more obsessed and delusional until the friend will no longer take his calls. I've checked all Joe Frank resources I can find on the net, and nothing links JF with Menudo. Does anyone have any idea what I'm looking for? Someone else doing JF like radio dramas that WFMU would have broadcast in the late 90s?
	5:23pm glenn: that almost sounds like something jonathan goldstein did.
	5:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dave Emory may well have an agenda - but I can't say I can gainsay what I've heard him say (sorry for the sentence construction there, but that is what I mean) - not that I'm informed in any notable way. - Sounds hilarious jon! - & almost familiar...
	5:28pm Ike: ROTFL @Glenn @5:19
	5:29pm Whooda: @Droll the "proof" are NSA's own documents and the source is Glenn Greenwald et al. firstlook.org... Just read it. I have spent most of my waking time over the past eight months investigating from various sources this NSA clusterfuck. I have been watching for decades before that.
	5:31pm fleep: Her parents really named her Holly Wood?
	5:31pm Whooda: I picked Dave Emory's "Life's Work" as my premium. I have only heard two of his shows, and don't agree with everything I've heard but I admire his dedication to critical thinking.
	5:32pm Carmichael: Did she just use the word "granulated" in a syrupy love song? Sheer brilliance.
	5:32pm Whooda: @fleep My daughter once considered changing her legal name to Poison Ivy.
	5:35pm Listening Out There: Dept. of Misc. - On most recordings, the Mingus tune has a different spelling: "Better Git it in Your Soul"
	5:35pm Irwin: Yes, her name is Holly Wood. Do you think Andrea would present a fake guest?
	5:35pm Ike: I'm not important enough for the NSA to care much about. If you think you are, you could be suffering from Narcissistic Personality Disorder. Not that I condone their actions. Not at all. But try some fiction for a while. Clear yr head.
	5:35pm jon: "that almost sounds like something jonathan goldstein did." Quick google of JG, and if you are talking about his show "WireTap", its not that because that started in 2004 and what I'm thinking of was no later than 2001 (based on where I lived when I heard it) But WireTap looks interesting anyway .. I will check it out.
	5:37pm fleep: Questioning parents motivation, not Andrea's veracity. Maybe they had their hearts set on raising a stripper.
	5:37pm Sem Chumbo: @jon: Wiretap will be worth your time:)
	5:38pm Carmichael: @Bas: I connected with Doug Schulkind to let know you might e-mail him that mystery song you're trying to reference.
	5:38pm tom: @jon… although it wasn't a radio drama show, it might have been the audio kitchen…anyway thats what comes to mind
	5:38pm Whooda: @Ike with all do respect, you have no idea what your talking about. You have determined not to change your opinion regardless of all proof presented to you to the contray. So I have zero interest in trying to convince you of anything. If you refuse to believe the empirical evidence all around you and your world, you are doomed to a rude awakening.
	5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'I'm not important enuff for the Authorities to care about.' Never too sure about that. How many people have said that who found out otherwise...Do they know that? Maybe they're intent on keeping us unimportant. ...Is that the Holly Wood from 'Cool World' - the animated young Kim Bassinger - ??
	5:41pm Carmichael: @Whooda: What would the rude awakening consist of?
	5:41pm Droll: I agree with Ike, he's not important enough to care about.
	5:42pm Ike: Zing! Droll just Breckmaned me but good.
	5:43pm Whooda: Imagine if one day your living here and now and tomorrow that here and now became Palestine and you were Palestinian. That would be rude, no?
	5:44pm fleep: Would I have to learn the language?
	5:45pm Cory: “If you want a vision of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face forever.”
	5:45pm jon: @tom .. I've heard the "audio kitchen" and what I was looking for is definitely a produced story, not found audio. Thanks those that replied ... maybe I'll email Ken ... he must know everything about WFMU !:)
	5:45pm Carmichael: Can the NSA change my location and genetic heritage? Man, they're more powerful than I thought. If I had any say in the matter, I would like to be Swiss. And live in Switzerland.
	5:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...that's 'Holli Would' - my mistake ...David Peel's picture was in John Lennon's J.Edgar Hoover file (as 'Lennon') - never underestimate how stupid or weird these people can be...'pettiness that plays so rough' as Dylan said...
	5:46pm Carmichael: @Cory: Whose quote is that?
	5:47pm Bas NL: Thanks very much @Carmichael!
	5:47pm Sem Chumbo: George Orwell.
	5:47pm jon: @Carmichael ... its from Orwell's 1984
	5:47pm Irwin: @fleep: Do you think Andrea Wood a fake guest present?
	5:47pm fleep: They don't need to stomp, word for the day is agnotology. They dumb us into submission www.latimes.com...
	5:49pm fleep: @Irwin Present a fake guest she would not. Truth she always tells.
	5:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: '1984' was written by journalist Orwell in 1948 - just reversed #s - about what was already happening (Stalinism, &tc.) ...then there's 'Brave New World' by visionary Aldous Huxley: 'They could read Shakespeare - but why would they - ??'...
	5:51pm Sem Chumbo: @fleep. Oh, brother. Good, if demoralizing, story.
	5:51pm glenn: care there is none. care not is there only.
	5:51pm Droll: Fake guests... Pshaw! There are people who say the Joe Frank episodes are not real, either. They have no proof.
	5:51pm Irwin: @fleep: Are you implying Andrea is incapable of premeditated misrepresentation?
	5:55pm fleep: @Irwin She can hoax if she wants to, she can leave her friends behind.
	5:55pm Laura L: Mortensen, what a palate cleanser!
	5:56pm Irwin: @LL: Zackly.
	5:58pm Droll: Brilliant text on that JT Mortensen tune. Note to self, add "This song is about sex" to the last line of every chorus of every song. Thanks Irwin, I hope you find the Joe Frank Menudo episode! Or maybe just play some Menudo hits: 3 Hours of Hard Bop, Hard Times, and Boy Bands! Also, nice work on Sunday, but if you want to be serious about the rock music stuff you need to learn to smash 'em like Buddy Rich or lose the traditional grip.
	5:59pm Cory: traditional grip is sexy
	6:00pm Whooda: @Fleep thanks for the short article. That is the crux of our most profound problem. Still, the article is written with a Main Stream Media bias yet is brilliant to remind us that our subconcious behvior is being controlled by "greedy" outside forces.
	6:01pm !: Everything is under control!
	6:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - all that were not bad @ all Mr. Chusid.

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March 12, 2014: Elysian Fields live at 3:15

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Lee Morgan	Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit)	The Gigolo	0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Drive-By Truckers	Grandpa Rock City	Dragon Pants	0:04:48 (Pop-up)
Ramsey Lewis Trio	Old Devil Moon "Old Devil Moon" by "Ramsey Lewis Trio"	The Ramsey Lewis Trio: In Person (1960-1967)	0:09:44 (Pop-up)

ELYSIAN FIELDS (Jennifer Charles & Oren Bloedow)	LIVE	Ernie Indradat: engineer	0:16:16 (Pop-up)
Elysian Fields	Love Me Darling "Love Me Darling" by "Elysian Fields"	live NOW in the studio	0:16:42 (Pop-up)
Elysian Fields	Alms for Your Love	live NOW in the studio	0:20:53 (Pop-up)
Elysian Fields	Cross Rail Drive "Cross Rail Drive" by "Elysian Fields"	live NOW in the studio	0:23:31 (Pop-up)

Elysian Fields	Come Down from the Ceiling	For House Cats and Sea Fans	0:27:10 (Pop-up)
Elysian Fields (with James Chance)	She Gets Down	For House Cats and Sea Fans	0:31:37 (Pop-up)
Jennifer Charles & Oren Bloedow	interview seg 1		0:40:56 (Pop-up)
Elysian Fields	Madeleine "Madeleine" by "Elysian Fields"	For House Cats and Sea Fans	0:44:25 (Pop-up)
Jennifer Charles & Oren Bloedow	interview seg 2		0:47:29 (Pop-up)
Elysian Fields (with James Thirlwell)	Escape from New York	For House Cats and Sea Fans	0:52:19 (Pop-up)
Jennifer Charles & Oren Bloedow	interview seg 3		0:59:03 (Pop-up)

Candido and Graciela	Conga Jam "Conga Jam" by "Candido and Graciela"	Inolvidable	2:02:35 (Pop-up)
D. Charles Speer & the Helix	Bootlegging Blues	Doubled Exposure	2:06:15 (Pop-up)
Gert-Jan Blom	Rotterdam "Rotterdam" by "Gert-Jan Blom"	Liedjes van Ordelijke Ellende	2:09:33 (Pop-up)
Alaskan Death Guerillas	Morgan Freeman Mind Control	New York School of Rock Summer 2008 Boot Camp	2:14:28 (Pop-up)
Parlor James	Turning Point "Turning Point" by "Parlor James"	Old Dreams	2:16:35 (Pop-up)
Cliff and Ivy	Get Up "Get Up" by "Cliff and Ivy"	Springtide of Pure Reason EP	2:20:25 (Pop-up)

Peggy Lee	Sugar (That Sugar Baby o' Mine)	Love Songs	2:29:22 (Pop-up)
Charles Mingus	Better Get it In Your Soul	Mingus Ah Um	2:32:12 (Pop-up)
Nick Vernier Band (ft. Probyn Gregory)	I Send Up My Prayer	Sessions	2:38:51 (Pop-up)
New Pink Floyd ft. Jaimie Sharkey	There's a Soul	New Pink Floyd sampler from Kilowatt Tango Records	2:43:14 (Pop-up)
Jason Isbell	Super 8 "Super 8" by "Jason Isbell"	Southeastern	2:45:01 (Pop-up)
Elysian Fields	Red Riding Hood "Red Riding Hood" by "Elysian Fields"	Last Night on Earth	2:48:35 (Pop-up)
J.T. Mortensen	Good Senses "Good Senses" by "J.T. Mortensen"	Good Radio/Bad Radio: Irwin's 2005 WFMU Marathon Premium	2:52:57 (Pop-up)
Super Furry Animals	Where Do You Wanna Go?	Dark Days/Light Years	2:54:32 (Pop-up)
Lava Children	Cave "Cave" by "Lava Children"	Lava Children	2:57:20 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:02pm van: Chess match!
	3:04pm still b/p: She wore greeeeeeen velvet, oh-whoa...
	3:05pm stavros: Irwin/ You're signs/at during your song at the H&M were much appreciated. "Axe Cops" comes to mind
	3:06pm duke: I had a dream the other night that Miley Cyrus was a guest on Irwin's show. Elysian Fields is better.
	👻 3:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: I missed some of the signs. Will need to watch the video at some point.
	3:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - well - signs coulda been oriented more vertically & camera-ward - but that was kewl! - & glad to finally see Irwin on drums! I play guitar like everybody - but am still always impressed w/ the denizens of rhythm sections...
	3:09pm Sem Chumbo: @KFHP: I know I missed some gems, too.
	3:10pm Ike: Was that a song about death panels?
	👻 3:11pm rrg: "I play guitar like everybody": speak for yourself, sir.
	👻 3:12pm rrg: I think half the signs were missed because the video feed kept switching away from them. Still a groovy performance.
	👻 3:12pm Alison Porchnik: @Stavros, you can see the whole list on the Ustream site where the video stream was posted. (And thanks, those signs were mostly of my devising.)
	👻 3:14pm rrg: AP, you mean the whole list is posted at Ustream, or that there's a version of the video that shows them all with the card-flipping?
	3:14pm stavros: I tip my hat to you as well Alison
	👻 3:14pm Alison Porchnik: ustre.am...
	3:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - okay - some remain bravely uninfected - but statistically if you compare guitar-playing figures w/ birthrates...they say eventually we'll evolve to being born speaking, & guitar strumming should follow thusly...So it's your praises we sing AP...
	3:16pm Ike: @RRN63, did you see my comment about veg. rennet cheese on Sunday?
	👻 3:16pm rrg: Thanks, AP.
	👻 3:17pm rrg: My, but I love Jennifer's voice.
	👻 3:18pm Alison Porchnik: RRG - the list is posted there.
	3:20pm stavros: "Mt. Gox" "Rule 34 fap fap fap" and who doesn't love a "Shirtless Putin". lol
	3:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Ike: Trader Joe's - right? ...haha! - kitty's is kinda like Godzilla's face (whom I've always thot cute) ...Yeah - always impressed w/ acoustic performances who bring it w/ minimal instrumentation like this - keepin' it reeal...lovely wow...
	3:21pm PKNY: The Lovage record is one of my favorites from the '00s, and I was fortunate enough to see them perform the record. Does Jennifer have any info on a possible sequel, or any further collabos with the Automator and/or Mike Patton?
	3:21pm josephebacon: Lovely voice!
	👻 3:22pm rrg: That's what I was thinking.
	3:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - intriguing songs too.
	👻 3:28pm rrg: My stream went away. Oh, no.
	👻 3:28pm rrg: Back again.
	3:30pm Guido (Cologne): Is that true? Just yesterday i stumbled over my stack of TZADIK and "La mer Enfortuna" was among the most beloved from that. And now I stumble right into the live performance.
	3:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: James Chance wigkey : en.wikipedia.org... ...should anybody around here actually not know...
	3:45pm Retsyn: Redefining breathy.
	3:46pm Droll: Recording an album that isn't released must be the biggest heartbreak and waste of time of money in the music industry, an industry known for it's expertise at all those. Imagine writing a dozen songs, learning to play them, hiring session musicians, going into the studio to record them, and ending up empty-handed... Please ask them to "leak" the album to YT.
	3:49pm Jennifer Halpern: My delicious Babies! Just lovely! I love you so much (just home from pick up) xoxxoxo J
	3:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...have always considered myself 'creative' - but never pro in any way whatsoever - & the idea of having your very Creativity - I struggle for an acceptable verb...***ed like that...
	3:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...your Creativity taken out of your control...
	3:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...typical, but no less outrageous for that...
	3:56pm common: i have 2 completed records from 2 bands of mine fromt the past. never released. i keep thinking i should just do it...but, i'm poor.
	3:57pm common: this is great, by the way!
	3:59pm Mike East: Thanks for the Elysian Fields!
	3:59pm Laura L: Jim Thirlwell wrote an article on the subject of NYC change since the early 80s for an art/architecture magazine called evolo (issue 5, 2013), btw.
	4:01pm Laura L: That's right--it's evolo--I had never seen it before, but that's correct--it's right here on the cover.
	👻 4:02pm rrg: "Who's counting" is the perfect response.
	4:02pm Droll: Losing creative control is totally different from losing business control. It's one thing to have people say your baby is ugly, it's entirely another thing to have someone lock a year's worth of your work in a vault because they don't think it's going to popular. You can never get that time/effort/opportunity/money back. Great performance by Jennifer and Oren!
	4:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: eVolo : www.evolo.us EF were beautiful & interesting & kewl ! THX
	4:05pm Droll: common, Soundcloud, YouTube, Reverbnation... there are dozens of places to post your old band's stuff for free.
	4:05pm Laura L: Great performance, I agree--thanks for that!
	👻 4:05pm AnAnonymousParty: Mom?
	👻 4:06pm rrg: Or bandcamp. You can post CD-quality tracks there. I think.
	4:06pm Whooda: Irwin your many suprises today are greatly appreciated: Drive-by Truckers, live Elysian Fields and now Joe Frank. Ahhh.
	4:09pm Whooda: @Alison porchnik I really got a lift when I realized the signs weren't copies from the Dylan video.
	4:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...rennet or no - What a Friend We Have in Cheeses....
	4:17pm Carmichael: Just hangin' around here. Workin' and listenin'. Jeez, that sounded like a list of albums by the Folksmen.
	4:18pm common: @droll: sorry so late. yea, i just got lazy getting in touch with the other people. doin that shit with my current band. Thanks!
	4:21pm Whooda: @RevRabbit Cheeses healed the sick. Regarding the re-writing of digital history, NSA secretly intersepts emails and text messages, changing the message and delivering it with neither communicating party aware of the changes. firstlook.org...
	👻 4:30pm Alison Porchnik: This is an exquisite monologue.
	4:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - the PBS program Frontline had an episode that clued me in to how much vaster the U.S. agencies have become, given both revolutions in I.T. & 9/11 - namely, by orders of magnitude. However, Dave Emory says things that suggest these are not even the 'ones' we should necessarily be most concerned about in the world - &/or that there are various 'groups' w/ diverse motivations in the U.S. Govt.
	4:33pm Monica: fantastic joe frank episode today.
	4:34pm Mike East: concert grands are 9'. 6' is a baby grand.
	4:34pm Mike East: in my world, anyway
	4:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - U.S. intelligence agencies...
	4:36pm glenn: leviathan???? holy thomas hobbes, batman.
	4:43pm Mike East: stacked like Mary Magdalene. I gotta use that
	4:43pm Droll: I feel obliged to remind everyone worried about the NSA that Facebook is at least as intrusive, and they don't answer to anybody except some dot-com billionaires (who are really anxious to become zillionaires).
	4:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Droll: Big Biz - yeah. None of them answer to anybody.
	👻 4:49pm Alison Porchnik: @Droll- if you Facebook and the NSA are intrusive, don't even get started on the WFMU comments board and "friendship society."
	👻 4:49pm Alison Porchnik: "If you think," that is.
	4:51pm Mike East: yeah, the friendship society gets into my mindthoughts.
	4:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...a little financial extortion - a permanent record of some drunken commenting...
	4:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This Joe a Suite that moved along w/ particular deep fluidity.
	4:57pm Droll: AP, Indeed, they always use some ironic Doublespeak name for these dragnet operations: Patriot Act, Social Networking, Friendship Society... By any name it's all the same thing -- stepping stones to close dancing, heroin, and fornicating.
	👻 4:58pm Alison Porchnik: One can hope, Droll. One can hope.
	4:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Seriously - we pay FMU to brainwash us w/ subversive Music, Kulture & Ideas & further Peer Pressure...
	5:00pm fleep: I prefer to dry clean my brain, keeps shrinkage down.
	5:01pm Whooda: Droll, NSA runs fake Facebook servers, so, in fact, Sometimes the Facebook you visit is literally the NSA inserting malware on you computer.
	5:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& it is just such tasty KoolAid to drink in a Kultural Desert, however...
	5:04pm Carmichael: Are we all in a circle with our tablas?
	5:05pm Whooda: I'm using my OWS five gallon plastic tub
	5:06pm fleep: Got more of a Mogambo thing going.
	5:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I have heard 'mainstream' reports about the U.S. Govt. putting 'malware' on unsuspecting citizen's machines to counteract other malicious Hackers (not to damage the citizen computers). Otherwise for me - the statement is standing by itself - w/ neither proof nor disproof. I can say I wouldn't be entirely surprised - but what is that worth?
	5:08pm Droll: AP, Yeah, I'm kinda disappointed... They made it sound like there'd be a lot more fornicating. Whooda, If that were true, wouldn't Facebook take action? Why not sue the government? Make a press release? Notify users? Wouldn't that make them Digital Era Heroes?
	5:08pm Whooda: I sent you the proof in the link (first article). Second proof (second article) Constitutional crisis CIA spying overseeres computers and deleting damaging evidence. Never trust the MSM, they are part and parcel of the conspiracy.
	5:10pm Carmichael: And never trust an MMS.
	5:10pm Whooda: @Droll Facebook wasn't invoved in that particular action and have said so. I beliive them (this time). Also Hotmail and Yahoo hacked by NSA. follow the link it explains everything clearly. firstlook.org...
	5:12pm Bas NL: Interesting.. Never heard of Gert-Jan Blom before. Good song.
	5:12pm fleep: I use Windows, it hacks me daily, what's one more hack.
	5:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...after a few Dave Emory episodes - my conclusion is that it comes down to who or what are your Sources - & how much do you trust them - & why - &, ultimately, how much time & ability do you have to put into becoming your own Investigative Reporter - & effectively becoming your *own 'Source' as much as possible. For most of us, that's very limited. The story about the CIA & Congress ('the reverse of oversight'!) appears to be a real 'mainstream' news one, however; why be surprised intelligence agencies spy on everyone? What was anyone expecting??
	5:15pm Droll: My threshold for "proof" is a bit higher than "read it on the internetz". For instance, I don't believe Facebook would be unaware of a massive hijacking of it's users, if it were occurring. Besides, if they did admit to either being hacked or not being aware they were hacked at such an enormous scale, that wouldn't reflect well on their business. Best to just deny everything.
	5:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I accept the idea that Big Business has bought out the Govt. & they could be in cohoots w/ each other pretty easily, though...
	5:19pm Sean D. Daily: I starred "Morgan Freeman Mind Control" already? Weird...
	5:19pm glenn: no, the nsa did it for you, sean.
	5:19pm fleep: RRN63 Operation Paperclip totally happened, and when they picked the best Reich brains, they got a mindset along with it, and it's in the very spine of our government. Emory bases his work on that fifth column and its descendants.
	5:20pm Andrew Waterloo: Then you have to make the business case for mining all that data.
	5:20pm jon: Hi All ... Hoping someone can help me find something i heard on WFMU about 15 years ago, but not sure where to ask, except here shortly after Irwin played Joe Frank. It was a radio drama/performance, very like Joe Frank, in which the main character is obsessed by the band Menudo. Most of the piece is phone calls with his friend, and gradually he gets more obsessed and delusional until the friend will no longer take his calls. I've checked all Joe Frank resources I can find on the net, and nothing links JF with Menudo. Does anyone have any idea what I'm looking for? Someone else doing JF like radio dramas that WFMU would have broadcast in the late 90s?
	5:23pm glenn: that almost sounds like something jonathan goldstein did.
	5:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dave Emory may well have an agenda - but I can't say I can gainsay what I've heard him say (sorry for the sentence construction there, but that is what I mean) - not that I'm informed in any notable way. - Sounds hilarious jon! - & almost familiar...
	5:28pm Ike: ROTFL @Glenn @5:19
	5:29pm Whooda: @Droll the "proof" are NSA's own documents and the source is Glenn Greenwald et al. firstlook.org... Just read it. I have spent most of my waking time over the past eight months investigating from various sources this NSA clusterfuck. I have been watching for decades before that.
	5:31pm fleep: Her parents really named her Holly Wood?
	5:31pm Whooda: I picked Dave Emory's "Life's Work" as my premium. I have only heard two of his shows, and don't agree with everything I've heard but I admire his dedication to critical thinking.
	5:32pm Carmichael: Did she just use the word "granulated" in a syrupy love song? Sheer brilliance.
	5:32pm Whooda: @fleep My daughter once considered changing her legal name to Poison Ivy.
	5:35pm Listening Out There: Dept. of Misc. - On most recordings, the Mingus tune has a different spelling: "Better Git it in Your Soul"
	5:35pm Irwin: Yes, her name is Holly Wood. Do you think Andrea would present a fake guest?
	5:35pm Ike: I'm not important enough for the NSA to care much about. If you think you are, you could be suffering from Narcissistic Personality Disorder. Not that I condone their actions. Not at all. But try some fiction for a while. Clear yr head.
	5:35pm jon: "that almost sounds like something jonathan goldstein did." Quick google of JG, and if you are talking about his show "WireTap", its not that because that started in 2004 and what I'm thinking of was no later than 2001 (based on where I lived when I heard it) But WireTap looks interesting anyway .. I will check it out.
	5:37pm fleep: Questioning parents motivation, not Andrea's veracity. Maybe they had their hearts set on raising a stripper.
	5:37pm Sem Chumbo: @jon: Wiretap will be worth your time:)
	5:38pm Carmichael: @Bas: I connected with Doug Schulkind to let know you might e-mail him that mystery song you're trying to reference.
	5:38pm tom: @jon… although it wasn't a radio drama show, it might have been the audio kitchen…anyway thats what comes to mind
	5:38pm Whooda: @Ike with all do respect, you have no idea what your talking about. You have determined not to change your opinion regardless of all proof presented to you to the contray. So I have zero interest in trying to convince you of anything. If you refuse to believe the empirical evidence all around you and your world, you are doomed to a rude awakening.
	5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'I'm not important enuff for the Authorities to care about.' Never too sure about that. How many people have said that who found out otherwise...Do they know that? Maybe they're intent on keeping us unimportant. ...Is that the Holly Wood from 'Cool World' - the animated young Kim Bassinger - ??
	5:41pm Carmichael: @Whooda: What would the rude awakening consist of?
	5:41pm Droll: I agree with Ike, he's not important enough to care about.
	5:42pm Ike: Zing! Droll just Breckmaned me but good.
	5:43pm Whooda: Imagine if one day your living here and now and tomorrow that here and now became Palestine and you were Palestinian. That would be rude, no?
	5:44pm fleep: Would I have to learn the language?
	5:45pm Cory: “If you want a vision of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face forever.”
	5:45pm jon: @tom .. I've heard the "audio kitchen" and what I was looking for is definitely a produced story, not found audio. Thanks those that replied ... maybe I'll email Ken ... he must know everything about WFMU !:)
	5:45pm Carmichael: Can the NSA change my location and genetic heritage? Man, they're more powerful than I thought. If I had any say in the matter, I would like to be Swiss. And live in Switzerland.
	5:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...that's 'Holli Would' - my mistake ...David Peel's picture was in John Lennon's J.Edgar Hoover file (as 'Lennon') - never underestimate how stupid or weird these people can be...'pettiness that plays so rough' as Dylan said...
	5:46pm Carmichael: @Cory: Whose quote is that?
	5:47pm Bas NL: Thanks very much @Carmichael!
	5:47pm Sem Chumbo: George Orwell.
	5:47pm jon: @Carmichael ... its from Orwell's 1984
	5:47pm Irwin: @fleep: Do you think Andrea Wood a fake guest present?
	5:47pm fleep: They don't need to stomp, word for the day is agnotology. They dumb us into submission www.latimes.com...
	5:49pm fleep: @Irwin Present a fake guest she would not. Truth she always tells.
	5:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: '1984' was written by journalist Orwell in 1948 - just reversed #s - about what was already happening (Stalinism, &tc.) ...then there's 'Brave New World' by visionary Aldous Huxley: 'They could read Shakespeare - but why would they - ??'...
	5:51pm Sem Chumbo: @fleep. Oh, brother. Good, if demoralizing, story.
	5:51pm glenn: care there is none. care not is there only.
	5:51pm Droll: Fake guests... Pshaw! There are people who say the Joe Frank episodes are not real, either. They have no proof.
	5:51pm Irwin: @fleep: Are you implying Andrea is incapable of premeditated misrepresentation?
	5:55pm fleep: @Irwin She can hoax if she wants to, she can leave her friends behind.
	5:55pm Laura L: Mortensen, what a palate cleanser!
	5:56pm Irwin: @LL: Zackly.
	5:58pm Droll: Brilliant text on that JT Mortensen tune. Note to self, add "This song is about sex" to the last line of every chorus of every song. Thanks Irwin, I hope you find the Joe Frank Menudo episode! Or maybe just play some Menudo hits: 3 Hours of Hard Bop, Hard Times, and Boy Bands! Also, nice work on Sunday, but if you want to be serious about the rock music stuff you need to learn to smash 'em like Buddy Rich or lose the traditional grip.
	5:59pm Cory: traditional grip is sexy
	6:00pm Whooda: @Fleep thanks for the short article. That is the crux of our most profound problem. Still, the article is written with a Main Stream Media bias yet is brilliant to remind us that our subconcious behvior is being controlled by "greedy" outside forces.
	6:01pm !: Everything is under control!
	6:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - all that were not bad @ all Mr. Chusid.