WFMU: Therese: Playlist from March 30, 2015

Listener comments!
	12:05am JakeGould: Hey!
	12:05am Ken From Hyde Park: Straw!
	12:06am Zero Gallbladder: D-A-N-C-E P-A-R-T-Y
	12:06am Eyepatch Fox: Doooo dooo dooo waaaaaaaaaah!!
	12:07am Therese: Helllooooooooo!
	12:08am glad2b: Shake! Lovin this
	12:09am Steve-O: Hi Therese! Heard you had a guest tonight? Lovin' this B-52s tune, btw. =D
	12:10am PJ: I had a dream Saturday morning that ended with the B-52s playing Planet Claire.
	12:26am JakeGould: I paid my WFMU pledges. No reason you jabronis should be slacking. Get those pennies counted toot sweet!
	12:43am Ike: Whatchoo talkin' 'bout, @Jake? Payment links might not have even gone out yet. Ain't nothing wrong with pledging by check or money order. That way FMU doesn't pay CC fees. Actually, all pledges used to be "pay later (by mail)." Paying RIGHT NOW via the web is a fairly new development.
	12:43am Zero Gallbladder: This was one of the tracks that first appeared in the "Star Time" box set. There were a few other tracks from the same concert. Polydor received so many letters begging them to release the entire Paris 1971 show. Several months after the release of "Star Time" our patience was rewarded with the release of "Love Power Peace." Both the box set and the live CD are "must own" releases in my opinion.
	12:45am Carmichael: Y'all had better git on up.
	12:54am JakeGould: @Ike: Well, we can all have a long debate over CC fees/PayPal fees versus the time/cost of processing a piece of paper. Regardless, I paid already thus I am clearly superior to you. Nyeah.
	12:55am Ike: @Jake, also, muchas gracias re: your comment during Mandl's show; nice to know.
	12:56am JakeGould: @Carmichael: “git push origin payment wfmu”
	12:57am JakeGould: @Ike: No problem. The thing about alternative music is you generally should support it if you are a fan, but it doesn’t necessarily mean that you should like it yourself. Go team!
	12:58am Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Kate. Hope you're feeling well. (Assume she's listening and is viewing this.)
	12:59am Mary Wing: Tuning in just in time for K A T E ! !
	1:00am Mary Wing: Damn it, why is the stream glitchy at this hour?
	1:01am Therese: Hi M A R Y!
	1:02am JakeGould: Ooo! Therese, you got into the B-52s around “Cosmic Thing?” Odd to think that was a first exposure to the B-52s.
	1:03am Mary Wing: What album did you get her to sign, all of them? And do you get a physical copy of her solo album?
	1:03am JakeGould: But who am I since I only got into the Kinks after hearing “Lola” a few times and Van Halen’s cover of “You Really Got Me.”
	1:05am Ken From Hyde Park: The gym where I go occasionally plays "Deadbeat Club" and also "Roam."
	1:05am Therese: She signed my Rock Lobster/52 Girls single!
	1:06am Therese: Jake- I immediately sought out everything that had come before.
	1:08am JakeGould: @Therese: It’s cool. Not trying to be some clove cigarette smoking elitist snot. Respect on that.
	1:08am Ike: My high school friends got into the B-52s w/that album too, Jake. But unlike Therese, I don't think they ever worked their way back to the early stuff like "Rock Lobster," which blew my mind the first time I heard it.
	1:11am JakeGould: The first time I heard about the B-52s was when I called up one of the neighborhood tough guys who was a friend to this geek. He worked for a scalper and I wanted to score Rush tickets during the “Grace Under Pressure” tour. He blew me off, but got me in direct contact with the scalper. But while we were talking he basically said, “Why do you listen to that junk? You should listen to stuff like this… They’re using a toy piano…” And it was “Dance This Mess Around” over a phone. So exposed to the B-52s and then got in direct contact with a paranoid scalper.
	1:11am JakeGould: Oh and “this geek” means me. <--
	1:12am Therese: That is AMAZING.
	1:12am Gaylord Fields: Sorry I ruined your awesome family story with my fact checking.
	1:13am Therese: I wasn't going to name names, Gaylord!
	1:15am JakeGould: The paranoid scalper story is better. But will save that for my own memoir-ish art project stuff.
	1:15am JakeGould: Also, that Narwhal she just did made me literally gasp. Amazing.
	1:16am Irwin: Great conversation with Kate, Therese.
	1:16am Gaylord Fields: I'm not worried. In a few years my name will be replaced by someone more famous in the telling of who ruined your family's Nancy Sinatra story.
	1:17am Therese: Never!
	1:17am Therese: And thanks, Irwin!
	1:27am Paul D: When did Kate Pierson visit WFMU? Man I've been a fan since 1991!
	1:28am Andrew Waterloo: Must say my first exposure to B-52s was Love Shack, also one of my earliest memories of watching music videos.
	1:30am Ken From Hyde Park: I think "Wolves" would fit nicely into some movie soundtrack.
	1:32am Zero Gallbladder: In the early 90s there was a speed/thrash metal band in Houston called Dead Horse. They covered "Rock Lobster" on their major label debut "Peaceful Death & Pretty Flowers."
	1:33am JakeGould: @ZeroGallbladder: Dead Horse. www.youtube.com...
	1:39am Mary Wing: Surely you took a photo with Kate, Therese?
	1:40am Listener Bryan (the Professor): Great conversation, which reminded me of high school dances in rural AZ in the mid-80s when we would almost start fights between the few new wavers who would go "down down down" & eventually imitate seizures on the floor during that part of the song -- only to leap back into action when the chorus kicked back in -- and the jocks who wanted to beat us up for being so weird (and for requesting a song they never could wrap their meaty heads around). I think we had to supply our own 45 of the song. So thanks for the memories! Was that "down down down" routine just something we made up or was that widespread on American high school dance floors?
	1:43am Mary Wing: My friends and I would flop down on the floor, too. I think it was a fairly common occurrence among fans.
	1:44am Therese: I remember the "down, down, down" flopping as well.
	1:46am Listener Bryan (the Professor): I think I learned it at orchestra camp. I can't imagine anyone from my hometown could have transmitted it. It felt like secret knowledge -- what you were supposed to do if you knew the song -- but maybe it was just spontaneous. I do remember that it divided the dancefloor, between people who would flop and people who wouldn't. Glad to know you were floppers, Mary & Therese.
	1:46am JakeGould: @Mary: Yeah, it was common back then but not really accepted. Still geek culture.
	1:47am Ken From Hyde Park: I'll plug the motels - www.lazymeadow.com At the disco I went to, people would get down to knee level but not flopping. The dance floor was too crowded.
	1:49am ?: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integratron
	1:49am Zero Gallbladder: What kind of reaction did Kate have to the velvet painting gallery? Did Velvet GG Allin frighten her?
	1:50am Therese: Not much of a reaction to GG Allin, but she and Monica both commented on the Kim Jong Il/Sleestak diptych.
	1:50am Ken From Hyde Park: Clay Pigeon probably passes by it on the way to Margaretville.
	1:52am Therese: Ken- my brain misread Margaretville as Margaritaville and I was VERY confused for a moment.
	1:53am Paul D: I want to visit Lazy Meadow! I remember buying wild planet and the first album on a two album cassette and listening to it on my walkman non stop.
	1:54am Zero Gallbladder: Clay Pigeon is wasting away in Margaretville.
	1:55am Gaylord Fields: I can wholeheartedly recommend a stay at Kate's Lazy Meadow, especially after a few days of roughing it in a tent.
	1:56am Paul D: I believe it Gaylord!
	1:57am Listener Bryan (the Professor): A++ such a great moment in this conversation.
	2:00am Danne D: This is so awesome Therese :)
	2:02am Gaylord Fields: @Paul D: You should stay there! Do it!
	2:02am Paul D: looking for info on that earth day show now...
	2:02am Listener Bryan (the Professor): Yay.
	2:02am CHICO: love your show Therese, going to renew my membership and credit your show as my favorite this year. Thank you!
	2:03am JakeGould: Great interview! FWIW, I was at that Earth Day show! Yay! www.youtube.com...
	2:03am Therese: Is anyone listening on 91.1? Is the signal staticky?
	2:03am Therese: Thank you, CHICO!
	2:04am Gaylord Fields: Great interview, Therese! Thanks for introducing us to a side of Kate Pierson we never get to witness.
	2:04am JakeGould: @Therese: 91.1FM is fine and clear in Bay Ridge. No issues.
	2:04am Therese: Thanks, Jake!!
	2:04am Fuzzy: I never realized the Rock Lobster single is different from the album version. I like it!
	2:05am Gaylord Fields: Clear as a bell to me, Therese.
	2:05am Listener Bryan (the Professor): Tempted to flop just now.
	2:05am Ken From Hyde Park: Narwhals!
	2:05am Steve: Therese, I just found your interview w/ Kate Pierson at the last minute. Did Kate say anything about The B-52's ever recording another new album after their last fab album, Funplex in 2008 ?
	2:05am JakeGould: Also, just so people have perspective on how “weird” the 1980s were… Fred Schneider—if I recall correctly—went out of his way to attack any journalist who implied he was gay. Think about that for a second. Whole other world/era.
	2:05am Fuzzy: Just some sweet vinyl crackle to warm yer hearts and ears!
	2:08am Gaylord Fields: Good night, Therese! I'll have to listen to the last hour archivally. To quote the Lost Skeleton of Cadavra, I SLEEP NOW!
	2:09am Danne D: Goodnight Gaylord :) And Goodnight everyone as I'm due for a conference with my pillow as well :) Thanks for another super awesome show Therese! Thank you Kate! Take care everyone
	2:11am Therese: G'night Gaylord!
	2:12am Paul D: Man remember how big of an album out of time was?
	2:13am Ken From Hyde Park: Around 11PM, I was so groggy. Now at 2AM, I'm completely awake. Still not motivated enough to start on my taxes, however.
	2:14am Paul D: i have to be at work at 7am but this was worth staying up for.
	2:15am JakeGould: @Ken: I took a “Nap” at 5:30pm today and woke up around 9:00pm. Good thing I got flexible hours.
	2:15am Therese: Please excuse that ATROCIOUS segueway.
	2:16am JakeGould: @PaulD: Work, schmirck.
	2:16am JakeGould: Now I want to hear “Legal Tender.”
	2:17am Paul D: @jakegould agree!
	2:19am Steve: Therese, can I ask you a question about tonight's show ?
	2:21am Therese: What's that, Steve?
	2:21am Steve: I just found your interview w/ Kate Pierson at the last minute. Did Kate say anything about The B-52's ever recording another new album after their last fab album, Funplex in 2008 ?
	2:29am JakeGould: Award for coyest asking of a simple obvious question goes to: Steve.
	2:31am Paul D: this band photo is so good userserve-ak.last.fm...
	2:31am Therese: We didn't discuss Funplex, Steve. Sorry!
	2:32am Paul D: early b52s photo
	2:33am Ken From Hyde Park: All you WFMU DJs make your interviews sound so easy and relaxed. Thanks for your hard work and effort.
	2:34am Fuzzy: This sounds like Spandau Ballet.
	2:44am Eyepatch Fox: Man. I once tried to interview Joyce Hyser (the actress from Just One of the Guys) and I totally just lost it in a jibbering mess of childhood crush ramble. So embarrassing.
	3:00am Zero Gallbladder: Great show, Therese! See you back here next time.
	3:00am JakeGould: Goodnight and thanks, Therese!
	12:43pm Bill: Kate should respect GG Allin. He was a big fan of theirs.
	8:09am forgot password: At 2:45:35, there's a song after "Soft Collection" and before Therese's break that's not shown in the playlist. It's very Stone Roses sounding and Google/Bing fails when I looked up the lyrics. Delving into Nic Hessler's album, however, I found that it's a hidden bonus track titled "Disappear". FYI.

Therese: Playlist from March 30, 2015

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Sun. Nov 17th, 3pm - 5pm: Therese fills in for Paul Bruno
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March 30, 2015: With Special Guest Kate Pierson!!
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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Kate Pierson	Guitars and Microphones	Guitars and Microphones	Lazy Meadow Music		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The B-52's	Dance This Mess Around	The B-52's	Warner Bros.		0:03:46 (Pop-up)
The Prefab Messiahs	Weirdoz Everywhere	Keep Your Stupid Dreams Alive	Klyam/Burger	*	0:08:22 (Pop-up)
Dick Diver	Waste the Alphabet "Waste the Alphabet" by "Dick Diver"	Melbourne, Florida	Trouble in Mind	*	0:11:42 (Pop-up)
The Pastels	Mirage "Mirage" by "The Pastels"	Last of the Garage Punk Unknowns, vol. 1 & 2	Crypt	*	0:13:44 (Pop-up)
Parquet Courts	Always Back in Town	Live At Third Man Records	Third Man	*	0:17:29 (Pop-up)

Erase Errata	History of Handclaps	Lost Weekend	Under the Sun / Mission Creek Festival	*	0:25:51 (Pop-up)
Erase Errata	In Death I Suffer "In Death I Suffer" by "Erase Errata"	Lost Weekend	Under the Sun / Mission Creek Festival	*	0:30:09 (Pop-up)
Ata Kak	Moma Yendodo "Moma Yendodo" by "Ata Kak"	Obaa Sima	Awesome Tapes from Africa	*	0:31:54 (Pop-up)
James Brown	Sex Machine "Sex Machine" by "James Brown"	Love Power Peace	Sundazed	*	0:37:25 (Pop-up)
Fanfare Ciocarlia vs. Boban & Marko Markovic Orchestra	Disco Dzumbus	Balkan Brass Battle	Asphalt Tango	*	0:46:10 (Pop-up)

Kate Pierson visits WFMU "Kate Pierson visits WFMU"
Kate Pierson	Kate Pierson Chats with Therese	Live on WFMU			0:57:02 (Pop-up)
The B-52's	Deadbeat Club "Deadbeat Club" by "The B-52's"	Cosmic Thing	Reprise		0:58:25 (Pop-up)
Kate Pierson	Kate Pierson Chats with Therese	Live on WFMU			1:03:47 (Pop-up)
The B-52's	Roam "Roam" by "The B-52's"	Cosmic Thing	Reprise		1:04:40 (Pop-up)
Kate Pierson	Kate Pierson Chats with Therese	Live on WFMU			1:09:50 (Pop-up)
Kate Pierson	Throw Down the Roses	Guitars and Microphones	Lazy Meadow Music		1:14:45 (Pop-up)
Kate Pierson	Kate Pierson Chats with Therese	Live on WFMU			1:18:38 (Pop-up)
Kate Pierson	Bring Your Arms "Bring Your Arms" by "Kate Pierson"	Guitars and Microphones	Lazy Meadow Music		1:21:14 (Pop-up)
Kate Pierson	Wolves "Wolves" by "Kate Pierson"	Guitars and Microphones	Lazy Meadow Music		1:25:09 (Pop-up)
Kate Pierson	Kate Pierson Chats with Therese	Live on WFMU			1:30:04 (Pop-up)
Kate Pierson	Matrix "Matrix" by "Kate Pierson"	Guitars and Microphones	Lazy Meadow Music		1:37:33 (Pop-up)
Kate Pierson	Kate Pierson Chats with Therese	Live on WFMU			1:42:37 (Pop-up)
Kate Pierson	Time Wave Zero "Time Wave Zero" by "Kate Pierson"	Guitars and Microphones	Lazy Meadow Music		1:49:41 (Pop-up)
Kate Pierson	Kate Pierson Chats with Therese	Live on WFMU			1:53:35 (Pop-up)
The B-52's	Rock Lobster "Rock Lobster" by "The B-52's"	Rock Lobster / 52 Girls Single	Boo-Fant Tunes		2:01:37 (Pop-up)
Iggy Pop & Kate Pierson	Candy "Candy" by "Iggy Pop & Kate Pierson"	Brick by Brick	Virgin		2:06:11 (Pop-up)
R.E.M with Kate Pierson	Me in Honey	Out of Time	Warner Bros.		2:10:35 (Pop-up)
The B-52's	Song for a Future Generation	Whammy!	Warner Bros.		2:14:40 (Pop-up)
The B-52's	Planet Claire "Planet Claire" by "The B-52's"	Future Generation 12"	Island		2:18:40 (Pop-up)


Absent Friends	Stand Up and Fight	Stand Up and Fight Single	DIY Archives	*	2:30:29 (Pop-up)
Moon Duo	In a Cloud "In a Cloud" by "Moon Duo"	Shadow of the Sun	Sacred Bones	*	2:34:00 (Pop-up)
Robert Lester Folsom	Ginger "Ginger" by "Robert Lester Folsom"	Music and Dreams	Anthology	*	2:39:50 (Pop-up)
Nic Hessler	Soft Connections "Soft Connections" by "Nic Hessler"	Soft Connections	Captured Tracks	*	2:42:46 (Pop-up)

Male Gaze	The Shining Path "The Shining Path" by "Male Gaze"	Gale Maze	Castle Face	*	2:53:21 (Pop-up)
The B-52's	Follow Your Bliss "Follow Your Bliss" by "The B-52's"	Cosmic Thing	Warner Bros.		2:56:29 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:05am JakeGould: Hey!
	12:05am Ken From Hyde Park: Straw!
	12:06am Zero Gallbladder: D-A-N-C-E P-A-R-T-Y
	12:06am Eyepatch Fox: Doooo dooo dooo waaaaaaaaaah!!
	12:07am Therese: Helllooooooooo!
	12:08am glad2b: Shake! Lovin this
	12:09am Steve-O: Hi Therese! Heard you had a guest tonight? Lovin' this B-52s tune, btw. =D
	12:10am PJ: I had a dream Saturday morning that ended with the B-52s playing Planet Claire.
	12:26am JakeGould: I paid my WFMU pledges. No reason you jabronis should be slacking. Get those pennies counted toot sweet!
	12:43am Ike: Whatchoo talkin' 'bout, @Jake? Payment links might not have even gone out yet. Ain't nothing wrong with pledging by check or money order. That way FMU doesn't pay CC fees. Actually, all pledges used to be "pay later (by mail)." Paying RIGHT NOW via the web is a fairly new development.
	12:43am Zero Gallbladder: This was one of the tracks that first appeared in the "Star Time" box set. There were a few other tracks from the same concert. Polydor received so many letters begging them to release the entire Paris 1971 show. Several months after the release of "Star Time" our patience was rewarded with the release of "Love Power Peace." Both the box set and the live CD are "must own" releases in my opinion.
	12:45am Carmichael: Y'all had better git on up.
	12:54am JakeGould: @Ike: Well, we can all have a long debate over CC fees/PayPal fees versus the time/cost of processing a piece of paper. Regardless, I paid already thus I am clearly superior to you. Nyeah.
	12:55am Ike: @Jake, also, muchas gracias re: your comment during Mandl's show; nice to know.
	12:56am JakeGould: @Carmichael: “git push origin payment wfmu”
	12:57am JakeGould: @Ike: No problem. The thing about alternative music is you generally should support it if you are a fan, but it doesn’t necessarily mean that you should like it yourself. Go team!
	12:58am Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Kate. Hope you're feeling well. (Assume she's listening and is viewing this.)
	12:59am Mary Wing: Tuning in just in time for K A T E ! !
	1:00am Mary Wing: Damn it, why is the stream glitchy at this hour?
	1:01am Therese: Hi M A R Y!
	1:02am JakeGould: Ooo! Therese, you got into the B-52s around “Cosmic Thing?” Odd to think that was a first exposure to the B-52s.
	1:03am Mary Wing: What album did you get her to sign, all of them? And do you get a physical copy of her solo album?
	1:03am JakeGould: But who am I since I only got into the Kinks after hearing “Lola” a few times and Van Halen’s cover of “You Really Got Me.”
	1:05am Ken From Hyde Park: The gym where I go occasionally plays "Deadbeat Club" and also "Roam."
	1:05am Therese: She signed my Rock Lobster/52 Girls single!
	1:06am Therese: Jake- I immediately sought out everything that had come before.
	1:08am JakeGould: @Therese: It’s cool. Not trying to be some clove cigarette smoking elitist snot. Respect on that.
	1:08am Ike: My high school friends got into the B-52s w/that album too, Jake. But unlike Therese, I don't think they ever worked their way back to the early stuff like "Rock Lobster," which blew my mind the first time I heard it.
	1:11am JakeGould: The first time I heard about the B-52s was when I called up one of the neighborhood tough guys who was a friend to this geek. He worked for a scalper and I wanted to score Rush tickets during the “Grace Under Pressure” tour. He blew me off, but got me in direct contact with the scalper. But while we were talking he basically said, “Why do you listen to that junk? You should listen to stuff like this… They’re using a toy piano…” And it was “Dance This Mess Around” over a phone. So exposed to the B-52s and then got in direct contact with a paranoid scalper.
	1:11am JakeGould: Oh and “this geek” means me. <--
	1:12am Therese: That is AMAZING.
	1:12am Gaylord Fields: Sorry I ruined your awesome family story with my fact checking.
	1:13am Therese: I wasn't going to name names, Gaylord!
	1:15am JakeGould: The paranoid scalper story is better. But will save that for my own memoir-ish art project stuff.
	1:15am JakeGould: Also, that Narwhal she just did made me literally gasp. Amazing.
	1:16am Irwin: Great conversation with Kate, Therese.
	1:16am Gaylord Fields: I'm not worried. In a few years my name will be replaced by someone more famous in the telling of who ruined your family's Nancy Sinatra story.
	1:17am Therese: Never!
	1:17am Therese: And thanks, Irwin!
	1:27am Paul D: When did Kate Pierson visit WFMU? Man I've been a fan since 1991!
	1:28am Andrew Waterloo: Must say my first exposure to B-52s was Love Shack, also one of my earliest memories of watching music videos.
	1:30am Ken From Hyde Park: I think "Wolves" would fit nicely into some movie soundtrack.
	1:32am Zero Gallbladder: In the early 90s there was a speed/thrash metal band in Houston called Dead Horse. They covered "Rock Lobster" on their major label debut "Peaceful Death & Pretty Flowers."
	1:33am JakeGould: @ZeroGallbladder: Dead Horse. www.youtube.com...
	1:39am Mary Wing: Surely you took a photo with Kate, Therese?
	1:40am Listener Bryan (the Professor): Great conversation, which reminded me of high school dances in rural AZ in the mid-80s when we would almost start fights between the few new wavers who would go "down down down" & eventually imitate seizures on the floor during that part of the song -- only to leap back into action when the chorus kicked back in -- and the jocks who wanted to beat us up for being so weird (and for requesting a song they never could wrap their meaty heads around). I think we had to supply our own 45 of the song. So thanks for the memories! Was that "down down down" routine just something we made up or was that widespread on American high school dance floors?
	1:43am Mary Wing: My friends and I would flop down on the floor, too. I think it was a fairly common occurrence among fans.
	1:44am Therese: I remember the "down, down, down" flopping as well.
	1:46am Listener Bryan (the Professor): I think I learned it at orchestra camp. I can't imagine anyone from my hometown could have transmitted it. It felt like secret knowledge -- what you were supposed to do if you knew the song -- but maybe it was just spontaneous. I do remember that it divided the dancefloor, between people who would flop and people who wouldn't. Glad to know you were floppers, Mary & Therese.
	1:46am JakeGould: @Mary: Yeah, it was common back then but not really accepted. Still geek culture.
	1:47am Ken From Hyde Park: I'll plug the motels - www.lazymeadow.com At the disco I went to, people would get down to knee level but not flopping. The dance floor was too crowded.
	1:49am ?: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integratron
	1:49am Zero Gallbladder: What kind of reaction did Kate have to the velvet painting gallery? Did Velvet GG Allin frighten her?
	1:50am Therese: Not much of a reaction to GG Allin, but she and Monica both commented on the Kim Jong Il/Sleestak diptych.
	1:50am Ken From Hyde Park: Clay Pigeon probably passes by it on the way to Margaretville.
	1:52am Therese: Ken- my brain misread Margaretville as Margaritaville and I was VERY confused for a moment.
	1:53am Paul D: I want to visit Lazy Meadow! I remember buying wild planet and the first album on a two album cassette and listening to it on my walkman non stop.
	1:54am Zero Gallbladder: Clay Pigeon is wasting away in Margaretville.
	1:55am Gaylord Fields: I can wholeheartedly recommend a stay at Kate's Lazy Meadow, especially after a few days of roughing it in a tent.
	1:56am Paul D: I believe it Gaylord!
	1:57am Listener Bryan (the Professor): A++ such a great moment in this conversation.
	2:00am Danne D: This is so awesome Therese :)
	2:02am Gaylord Fields: @Paul D: You should stay there! Do it!
	2:02am Paul D: looking for info on that earth day show now...
	2:02am Listener Bryan (the Professor): Yay.
	2:02am CHICO: love your show Therese, going to renew my membership and credit your show as my favorite this year. Thank you!
	2:03am JakeGould: Great interview! FWIW, I was at that Earth Day show! Yay! www.youtube.com...
	2:03am Therese: Is anyone listening on 91.1? Is the signal staticky?
	2:03am Therese: Thank you, CHICO!
	2:04am Gaylord Fields: Great interview, Therese! Thanks for introducing us to a side of Kate Pierson we never get to witness.
	2:04am JakeGould: @Therese: 91.1FM is fine and clear in Bay Ridge. No issues.
	2:04am Therese: Thanks, Jake!!
	2:04am Fuzzy: I never realized the Rock Lobster single is different from the album version. I like it!
	2:05am Gaylord Fields: Clear as a bell to me, Therese.
	2:05am Listener Bryan (the Professor): Tempted to flop just now.
	2:05am Ken From Hyde Park: Narwhals!
	2:05am Steve: Therese, I just found your interview w/ Kate Pierson at the last minute. Did Kate say anything about The B-52's ever recording another new album after their last fab album, Funplex in 2008 ?
	2:05am JakeGould: Also, just so people have perspective on how “weird” the 1980s were… Fred Schneider—if I recall correctly—went out of his way to attack any journalist who implied he was gay. Think about that for a second. Whole other world/era.
	2:05am Fuzzy: Just some sweet vinyl crackle to warm yer hearts and ears!
	2:08am Gaylord Fields: Good night, Therese! I'll have to listen to the last hour archivally. To quote the Lost Skeleton of Cadavra, I SLEEP NOW!
	2:09am Danne D: Goodnight Gaylord :) And Goodnight everyone as I'm due for a conference with my pillow as well :) Thanks for another super awesome show Therese! Thank you Kate! Take care everyone
	2:11am Therese: G'night Gaylord!
	2:12am Paul D: Man remember how big of an album out of time was?
	2:13am Ken From Hyde Park: Around 11PM, I was so groggy. Now at 2AM, I'm completely awake. Still not motivated enough to start on my taxes, however.
	2:14am Paul D: i have to be at work at 7am but this was worth staying up for.
	2:15am JakeGould: @Ken: I took a “Nap” at 5:30pm today and woke up around 9:00pm. Good thing I got flexible hours.
	2:15am Therese: Please excuse that ATROCIOUS segueway.
	2:16am JakeGould: @PaulD: Work, schmirck.
	2:16am JakeGould: Now I want to hear “Legal Tender.”
	2:17am Paul D: @jakegould agree!
	2:19am Steve: Therese, can I ask you a question about tonight's show ?
	2:21am Therese: What's that, Steve?
	2:21am Steve: I just found your interview w/ Kate Pierson at the last minute. Did Kate say anything about The B-52's ever recording another new album after their last fab album, Funplex in 2008 ?
	2:29am JakeGould: Award for coyest asking of a simple obvious question goes to: Steve.
	2:31am Paul D: this band photo is so good userserve-ak.last.fm...
	2:31am Therese: We didn't discuss Funplex, Steve. Sorry!
	2:32am Paul D: early b52s photo
	2:33am Ken From Hyde Park: All you WFMU DJs make your interviews sound so easy and relaxed. Thanks for your hard work and effort.
	2:34am Fuzzy: This sounds like Spandau Ballet.
	2:44am Eyepatch Fox: Man. I once tried to interview Joyce Hyser (the actress from Just One of the Guys) and I totally just lost it in a jibbering mess of childhood crush ramble. So embarrassing.
	3:00am Zero Gallbladder: Great show, Therese! See you back here next time.
	3:00am JakeGould: Goodnight and thanks, Therese!
	12:43pm Bill: Kate should respect GG Allin. He was a big fan of theirs.
	8:09am forgot password: At 2:45:35, there's a song after "Soft Collection" and before Therese's break that's not shown in the playlist. It's very Stone Roses sounding and Google/Bing fails when I looked up the lyrics. Delving into Nic Hessler's album, however, I found that it's a hidden bonus track titled "Disappear". FYI.