WFMU: Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from June 26, 2022

Listener comments!
	10:01pm Tome: Hey Julie ,, got a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore !<>!
	10:01pm Julie: very much not!
	10:01pm Aitch: magenta very easy on the eye
	10:01pm Robm: Julie it was nice to see you on sheliab show on friday, wish it was under better circumstances
	10:02pm Julie: hiya aitch and robm!
	10:02pm Julie: heya tome!
	10:02pm Yvang: Hi Julie! Hi bananas!
	10:03pm Julie: hiya Yvang!
	10:03pm Tome: low carbs driving me nutso but thank to YOU Juile and this startion and streams gets me through !<>!
	10:04pm Julie: aww yay glad to hear it tome. yes low carbs is HARD man..I love me some carbs
	10:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh now - there's an irresistible album cover.
	10:04pm Robm: Hey yvang Hey altich Hey tome
	10:05pm Julie: hiya Rev!
	10:05pm Yvang: Robm, hey!
	10:05pm Tome: went over the threshold type 2 now ,, I must buckle down ! without getting all drama so far so good hi Eveyone and happy Sunday evening too !<>!
	10:06pm Scott67: G'day Julie & Bananaramas! 🍻😎🤙🍌🎶📻🌏🌻🦜🦜🦜
	10:07pm Robm: Hi rev @Tome this station and the various streams has gotten us through a lot of things and will get us through more @Scott67 howdy
	10:07pm Julie: heya Scott!
	10:07pm Androu B.: Hi Julie! Just chiming in to let you know I'll be listening in & enjoying the tunes while I take care of some repair work here at home. Thanx!
	10:08pm Julie: hiya Androu, thanks for checkin in!
	10:11pm Scott67: G'day Robm! 🍻😎🤙
	10:21pm Robm: Julie are we going to hear the bird tonight:)
	10:22pm Julie: no, Rob, I put them to bed for the "late" show. they are in the other room sleeping.
	10:22pm B R M: Hello @Julie and all!
	10:22pm Julie: hiya BRM!
	10:22pm Julie: they did sing a bit after I covered them but they are quiet at the moment
	10:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I got curious : en.wikipedia.org...
	10:25pm Julie: nothing but the best for Rod
	10:25pm Robm: @Julie oh well
	10:27pm Julie: they get pretty loud when I'm doing radio and it's late to annoy the neighbors with them.
	10:28pm Robm: Never heard this rod stewart song before thanks Julie, and understandable with the birds
	10:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Birdie really gave us a tune last time!
	10:30pm Julie: Randall is a great whistler. I have a feeling he'd know more tunes if he wasn't so into imitating Cannibal's screeches.
	10:30pm b0b0b0b0b0b0b plasticland: I have the first Jobriath lp on vinyl...had the second one too but got rid of it.bobobob dublon
	10:31pm Mike Rogers: Hi Julie san! Greetings from Japan!
	10:31pm Julie: hiya bobplasticland That's awesome. He wasn't on my radar till a few years back when EFD was doing a feature
	10:32pm Aitch: a wafting of brian..
	10:33pm Mike Rogers: Hi! I was talking to you, but you can't hear me.
	10:34pm b0b0b0b0b0b0b.dublon: he had alot of big names playing with him Frampton... Bonham. Google him check him out..great great lyrics
	10:40pm Julie: it makes me chuckle his name was Bruce Wayne Campbell...I mean, two quality Bruces in there
	10:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Very CountryJoe's first album-ish...
	10:44pm Julie: I feel like there must have been a great Boston psych scene I keep finding bands from that area
	10:45pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and bananas.
	10:45pm Julie: "the Bosstown sound"
	10:45pm Julie: hiya Ken!
	10:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well what everyone's gonna say is that was a corporate attempt to make it so - & this is derivative of that SanFrancisco thing. But - here it is.
	10:47pm Julie: east coast/west coast rivalry but it's hippies instead of rappers and basically they just share their drugs with each other
	10:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Like - UltimateSpinach is both 'trying too hard' - & actually darker than a lot of other Psych. Which comes across as kinda 'Punk' to me... & the Velvet Underground did well in Boston...
	10:49pm Julie: I like ultimate spinach!
	10:52pm Mike Rogers: I eat spinach raw! No kidding.
	10:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Frying kale with my eggs of late.
	10:53pm Julie: @Mike me too much preferred to cooked.
	10:53pm Julie: the birds also got a little spinach today. sometimes they get kale but they like it less.
	10:53pm Mike Rogers: Yes! Very much better for one's health too!
	10:55pm Julie: all i saw growing up was that chopped cooked stuff that looked horrible. Sauteed and steamed I like though, as long as you keep the leaves intact. But a spinach salad with mushrooms is my favorite.
	10:55pm Julie: there is dispute about that...I think cooking reduces oxalic (sp?) acid, which blocks calcium or something?
	10:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - having had a kidney stone I maybe shouldn't go near either of them.
	10:58pm Julie: Gloria Swansong would be a great drag name
	11:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Intro was like some TimBuckley without the Singing...
	11:02pm Scobot: Hey Julie!
	11:02pm Julie: heya scobot!
	11:03pm Julie: FINNISH DRUM SOLO!
	11:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...no - let him play ! :D ...
	11:05pm Kat in Chicago: Hi Julie and purple people
	11:06pm Julie: hiya Kat!
	11:09pm Kat in Chicago: haha RevRab
	11:13pm Mike Rogers: This is only the third time I've heard Station to Station on the radio. The first two times was on my show!
	11:14pm Julie: Mike! amazing!
	11:14pm Aitch: can only wonder where the thin white duke had returned from
	11:14pm Mike Rogers: This show is amazing!
	11:15pm Julie: I read a snarky comment about this album recently, something along the lines of it's his "too much cocaine a cry for help" album..which of course is something Elton also did. @Mike thank you so much!
	11:15pm Aitch: i'm thinking it must be love
	11:15pm Julie: @aitch one of them space trains...
	11:15pm Mike Rogers: I cried when Sid Vicious died and I cried when David Bowie died.
	11:16pm Julie: oh yeah Bowie hit HARD...
	11:16pm Mike Rogers: Only those two.
	11:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Station to Station also said to be referring to Qabbalah.
	11:17pm Julie: Robin Williams got me too.
	11:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Didn't cry about Bowie - but grieved in another way fully a year & a half.
	11:17pm Julie: I once rode in an elevator with Bowie...definitely one of the more WOW moments in my life
	11:17pm Mike Rogers: When Sid died, I thought, "punk is dead." When Bowie died, I thought, "Well, it's going to be my time soon." Both changed my life... Bowie changed it the most.
	11:18pm Julie: and Visconti mixed my first live set for WFMU so that was exciting too (and his son's band is on my premium this year)
	11:18pm Mike Rogers: Wow! I wouldn't wash that elevator ever again!
	11:18pm Julie: @mike did you watch Pistol?
	11:19pm Julie: it was the day Lexy was born...was living in the same building with him so I'd see him before..but that day...we (my ex and I) had an excuse to talk to him
	11:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Only RawkStar death news I've wept over was Lennon I think. But I can get emotional over all sorts of things after the fact.
	11:19pm Mike Rogers: Nah.... I'm kind of bored with all the Pistols stuff. I interviewed Mr. Lydon in London (oh was that a headache!) And, I don't have a TV for over 25 years.... Japanese TV is really terrible!
	11:20pm Julie: I wasn't really big into the beatles yet but it was one of my first nights in NYC so it was really dark...
	11:21pm Julie: John seems like a massive tool and yet he seems very good to his wife
	11:22pm Mike Rogers: in 1966 (I think) when they were saying that Paul died, I had a babysitter come over (my parents had a killer stereo and the babysitters loved coming over and brining their records). The babysitter played that song (forget its name) backwards where George supposedly said, "I buried Paul." That scared the sh*t out of me! I couldn't sleep for three days!
	11:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Fascinated by whole idea of speaking with Lydon - but would dread it as well.
	11:22pm Mike Rogers: I am making a short film about Yoko Ono. Will be done this year!
	11:23pm Mike Rogers: Oh, the staff hated him. I just thought, "Well, what did you guys expect?" He gave us all what we were waiting for.
	11:24pm Aitch: huge fan generally but just can't do Young Americans
	11:25pm David Shortell: I sometimes wish "The Who Sell Out" stayed true to its initial plan that every track be a jingle.
	11:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The piSToLs meant so much @ the time.
	11:25pm Mike Rogers: Yeah, the Pistols were a God-Send.
	11:27pm David Shortell: Danny Fields has related some horrible accounts about Nico's racism.
	11:28pm Mike Rogers: It's over already!!!!??? Thanks Julie.
	11:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: JohnnyRotten was so compelling. & I never felt PiL had anything to prove about being legit after that. But ...as important as all that was - I never dug into what the Lyrics of the piSToLs or Clash actually were ...yerknow - kid in NewHampshuh - different times.
	11:29pm Julie: @david hi there! I love that album though, the jingle bits just annoy me. @David yes my friend Tammy Faye Starlite does a show as Nico and boy it is not kind LOL
	11:29pm Aitch: Not the most played, but the two nastiest Pistol's tracks Bodies and No Feelings still just ring so true
	11:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tammy Faye Starlight's thing about Nico was my first clue about that side of Nico. Never didn't just love her voice & work.
	11:30pm Mike Rogers: Well, being from So. California, radio was ELO, Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, Bob Seger, & Disco.... Need I say more?
	11:30pm Julie: i didn't really know sex pistols till Sid & Nancy came out... heard of them, maybe knew the one song, but I was too busy with Olivia Newton-John when they were doing their thing
	11:30pm Mike Rogers: Loved the sixties, punk was Top 10.... "Pushin' too Hard! Pushin' on Me!"
	11:30pm Julie: @aitch yes I'm watching Pistol and just saw the Bodies episode. amazing song
	11:31pm Aitch: No Feelings quite the anthem
	11:31pm Julie: @Mike it is really clear in the series how they shook things up, for those of us who were too small to know what was happening!
	11:32pm Mike Rogers: If it weren't for the Pistols, I wouldn't be here. No kidding.
	11:32pm Aitch: We'd been prepped down here by Bon Scott's wry smile
	11:32pm Julie: by the time I was old enough to get into punk it was all hardcore.
	11:32pm Mike Rogers: I went to a huge high school. 3000 students. I think I was the only one who liked Bowie.
	11:33pm Mike Rogers: Yeah, not really into the hardcore stuff.
	11:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: My brother was G.G. Allin's guitarist - so I got spoonfed a lot of Music & information. Is what happened to me. But - I was still just a kid listening totally alone in smalltown NewHampshuh. I never came near actual Punks.
	11:33pm Julie: the scene was fun the music was meh... Moby was part of it though, before he was king of techno or whatever
	11:34pm Mike Rogers: Revolution san! That is so cool!!!!!
	11:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...then by the late 80s I moved to SantaBarbara...
	11:35pm Julie: that's nuts I had no idea Rev
	11:36pm Julie: I was listening to Kate Bush as a kid, back when no one in the US knew her at all, pre-Hounds. as a piano girl, of course I loved her
	11:38pm Julie: CA had a nice new wave scene though
	11:39pm David Shortell: It fascinates me that "Sid and Nancy" was your gateway to the Sex Pistols, Julie! I've avoided that movie for the past 36 years, just as I plan to forever avoid the current "Pistol" series on Hulu.
	11:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well that's when I really encountered People & Scenes. Getting stoned when the Skinheads came thru - all the stuff.
	11:41pm Julie: Rev you heard of The Anthrax in CT? spent lots of weekends there
	11:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I know nothing of Connecticut.
	11:42pm Julie: I figured the east coast bands all came through there
	11:43pm Julie: man I love a harpsichord
	11:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always thot 'Sid & Nancy' was better than Lydon wants us to believe.
	11:43pm Julie: vintage Oldman! you can't go wrong. And Chloe Webb a sufficiently annoying Nancy
	11:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: But how weird to live a life that gets docu-drama-ed...
	11:44pm Julie: I can't help I love all the trashy music biopics
	11:44pm Aitch: Oldman such a good baddy
	11:45pm Julie: very talented. shit human but very talented
	11:45pm Julie: I think he's in some current series actually
	11:46pm Julie: Prick Up Your Ears, that's a good one, the Joe Orton story.
	11:46pm Aitch: Disgustingly good in it too. Slow Horses
	11:47pm Julie: from Sid Vicious to Commissioner Gordon
	11:48pm Mr Fab: Hey Julie, thanks for keeping me sane as I shop in a pop Muzak-polluted supermarket. Headphones are truly one of man’s greatest inventions.
	11:49pm Julie: heya Mr Fab! Glad you're enjoying it! thank you for the opportunity!
	11:49pm Aitch: Shame you can't Fab-hack their stream
	11:50pm Mr Fab: Oh, the fantasies I have had, Aitch..
	11:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: <3 headphones
	11:51pm Aitch: Fab Headroom
	11:53pm Julie: wait, what is he doing across the supper table?
	11:53pm David Shortell: I never got around to seeing Bob Rafelson's "The King of Marvin Gardens".
	11:54pm Kat in Chicago: There's... a lot going on in this song.
	11:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Is MarvinGardens a place in NJ ? Cause the cover & sound couldn't seem much more SF.
	11:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Julie. Have a good dark night.
	11:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah Kiki impresses ! ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~
	11:59pm Scott67: Thanks Julie! Love to the Birds. 😎🤙🌻🦜🦜🦜🦜
	11:59pm David Shortell: Kiki Dee and the Small Faces both appear in the cheesy 1965 Brit film "Dateline Diamonds".
	12:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Interesting DavidS !
	12:00am Julie: oooh that sounds fun, David! Thanks everyone for listening!
	12:00am Androu B.: Thanx, Julie! A pleasant listening experience all over! See (and hear) you Tuesday!
	12:02am Mr Fab: “Windmills of Your Mind” actually describes the mixed up mood I’m usually in. Great tune, great show Julie!
	12:02am Julie: Kiki also does a nice version of Running Up That Hill
	12:02am Julie: thanks so much!!
	12:17am Yvang: Thanks Julie! See you on the tuesday side!

Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from June 26, 2022

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Wrap up your weekend with an excursion through the flowery underbelly of the 60s and 70s where the roots are deep, the weeds are plentiful and the grass is high. Sunday will never be the same.

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Liza Minnelli in Charlie Bubbles, 1968

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Delia Derbyshire	Doctor Who (Opening Title Theme, 1970)					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Lesley Gore	You Don't Own Me "You Don't Own Me" by "Lesley Gore"	Lesley Gore Sings of Mixed-Up Hearts	Mercury	1963		0:00:58 (Pop-up)
Medicine Head	(And the) Pictures In the Sky (single version)	Peephole In My Brain: The British Progressive Pop Sound Of 1971	Grapefruit Records	2021	single from 1971	0:03:18 (Pop-up)
Queen	Some Day One Day "Some Day One Day" by "Queen"	Queen II	Elektra	1974		0:05:44 (Pop-up)
Circus 2000	I Am The Witch "I Am The Witch" by "Circus 2000"	Circus 2000	Rifi	1970		0:10:02 (Pop-up)
Dark	In The Sky "In The Sky" by "Dark"	Dark Round The Edges	S.I.S. Records	1972		0:13:20 (Pop-up)
Lorri Zimmerman	Children of The Universe	Lorri Zimmerman	Crescent Street Records	1971		0:17:30 (Pop-up)
Rod Stewart	Blind Prayer "Blind Prayer" by "Rod Stewart"	An Old Raincoat Won't Ever Let You Down (The Rod Stewart Album)	Vertigo	1969		0:20:13 (Pop-up)
Elyse Weinberg	City of The Angels	Greasepaint Smile	Numerophon	2015	from 1969	0:24:43 (Pop-up)
Pidgeon (Jobriath)	Dark Bird "Dark Bird" by "Pidgeon (Jobriath)"	Pidgeon	Decca	1969		0:28:02 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Beach Boys	Let's Go Away For Awhile (no strings)					0:31:57 (Pop-up)
Joanne Vent	Gloomy Sunday "Gloomy Sunday" by "Joanne Vent"	The Black And White Of It Is Blues	A&M	1969		0:37:37 (Pop-up)
The Freeborne	Peak Impressions & Thoughts	Peak Impressions	Monitor Records	1968		0:41:47 (Pop-up)
Nico	Frozen Warnings "Frozen Warnings" by "Nico"	The Peel Sessions	Strange Fruit	1988	Feb 1971	0:48:24 (Pop-up)
The Hollies	Marigold:Gloria Swansong	Hollies Sing Hollies	Parlophone	1969		0:53:14 (Pop-up)
Apollo	Labyrintti "Labyrintti" by "Apollo"	Apollo	Blue Master	1970		0:58:25 (Pop-up)
Isis	She Loves Me "She Loves Me" by "Isis"	Isis	Buddah Records	1974		1:04:29 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Station To Station "Station To Station" by "David Bowie"	Station To Station	RCA	1976		1:09:08 (Pop-up)
The Who	Relax "Relax" by "The Who"	The Who Sell Out	Decca	1967		1:19:09 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Vic Lewis and his Orchestra	Lalena (instrumental)					1:22:06 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Take Me To The Pilot (BBC Session)	Elton John (Deluxe)	The Rocket Record Company	2008	from 1970	1:27:51 (Pop-up)
Joan Armatrading	Head of the Table	Whatever's For Us	Cube Records	1972		1:31:21 (Pop-up)
Kathy Smith	Rock & Roll Star "Rock & Roll Star" by "Kathy Smith"	2	Stormy Forest	1971		1:33:48 (Pop-up)
Trees	Nothing Special "Nothing Special" by "Trees"	The Garden of Jane Delawney	CBS	1970		1:36:36 (Pop-up)
Stories	Kathleen "Kathleen" by "Stories"	Stories	Kama Sutra	1972		1:41:03 (Pop-up)
Shirley & Dolly Collins	Rambleaway	Anthems in Eden	Harvest	1969		1:44:12 (Pop-up)
Kiki Dee	Sunshine "Sunshine" by "Kiki Dee"	I'm Kiki Dee	Fontana	1968	released as Patterns in the US	1:48:33 (Pop-up)
Marvin Gardens	97 Men "97 Men" by "Marvin Gardens"	1968	High Moon Records	2016	from 1968?	1:50:26 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Electronic Concept Orchestra	Atlantis (instrumental)					1:53:56 (Pop-up)
Dusty Springfield	Windmills of Your Mind	Dusty In Memphis	Atlantic	1969		1:59:54 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:01pm Tome: Hey Julie ,, got a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore !<>!
	10:01pm Julie: very much not!
	10:01pm Aitch: magenta very easy on the eye
	10:01pm Robm: Julie it was nice to see you on sheliab show on friday, wish it was under better circumstances
	10:02pm Julie: hiya aitch and robm!
	10:02pm Julie: heya tome!
	10:02pm Yvang: Hi Julie! Hi bananas!
	10:03pm Julie: hiya Yvang!
	10:03pm Tome: low carbs driving me nutso but thank to YOU Juile and this startion and streams gets me through !<>!
	10:04pm Julie: aww yay glad to hear it tome. yes low carbs is HARD man..I love me some carbs
	10:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh now - there's an irresistible album cover.
	10:04pm Robm: Hey yvang Hey altich Hey tome
	10:05pm Julie: hiya Rev!
	10:05pm Yvang: Robm, hey!
	10:05pm Tome: went over the threshold type 2 now ,, I must buckle down ! without getting all drama so far so good hi Eveyone and happy Sunday evening too !<>!
	10:06pm Scott67: G'day Julie & Bananaramas! 🍻😎🤙🍌🎶📻🌏🌻🦜🦜🦜
	10:07pm Robm: Hi rev @Tome this station and the various streams has gotten us through a lot of things and will get us through more @Scott67 howdy
	10:07pm Julie: heya Scott!
	10:07pm Androu B.: Hi Julie! Just chiming in to let you know I'll be listening in & enjoying the tunes while I take care of some repair work here at home. Thanx!
	10:08pm Julie: hiya Androu, thanks for checkin in!
	10:11pm Scott67: G'day Robm! 🍻😎🤙
	10:21pm Robm: Julie are we going to hear the bird tonight:)
	10:22pm Julie: no, Rob, I put them to bed for the "late" show. they are in the other room sleeping.
	10:22pm B R M: Hello @Julie and all!
	10:22pm Julie: hiya BRM!
	10:22pm Julie: they did sing a bit after I covered them but they are quiet at the moment
	10:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I got curious : en.wikipedia.org...
	10:25pm Julie: nothing but the best for Rod
	10:25pm Robm: @Julie oh well
	10:27pm Julie: they get pretty loud when I'm doing radio and it's late to annoy the neighbors with them.
	10:28pm Robm: Never heard this rod stewart song before thanks Julie, and understandable with the birds
	10:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Birdie really gave us a tune last time!
	10:30pm Julie: Randall is a great whistler. I have a feeling he'd know more tunes if he wasn't so into imitating Cannibal's screeches.
	10:30pm b0b0b0b0b0b0b plasticland: I have the first Jobriath lp on vinyl...had the second one too but got rid of it.bobobob dublon
	10:31pm Mike Rogers: Hi Julie san! Greetings from Japan!
	10:31pm Julie: hiya bobplasticland That's awesome. He wasn't on my radar till a few years back when EFD was doing a feature
	10:32pm Aitch: a wafting of brian..
	10:33pm Mike Rogers: Hi! I was talking to you, but you can't hear me.
	10:34pm b0b0b0b0b0b0b.dublon: he had alot of big names playing with him Frampton... Bonham. Google him check him out..great great lyrics
	10:40pm Julie: it makes me chuckle his name was Bruce Wayne Campbell...I mean, two quality Bruces in there
	10:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Very CountryJoe's first album-ish...
	10:44pm Julie: I feel like there must have been a great Boston psych scene I keep finding bands from that area
	10:45pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and bananas.
	10:45pm Julie: "the Bosstown sound"
	10:45pm Julie: hiya Ken!
	10:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well what everyone's gonna say is that was a corporate attempt to make it so - & this is derivative of that SanFrancisco thing. But - here it is.
	10:47pm Julie: east coast/west coast rivalry but it's hippies instead of rappers and basically they just share their drugs with each other
	10:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Like - UltimateSpinach is both 'trying too hard' - & actually darker than a lot of other Psych. Which comes across as kinda 'Punk' to me... & the Velvet Underground did well in Boston...
	10:49pm Julie: I like ultimate spinach!
	10:52pm Mike Rogers: I eat spinach raw! No kidding.
	10:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Frying kale with my eggs of late.
	10:53pm Julie: @Mike me too much preferred to cooked.
	10:53pm Julie: the birds also got a little spinach today. sometimes they get kale but they like it less.
	10:53pm Mike Rogers: Yes! Very much better for one's health too!
	10:55pm Julie: all i saw growing up was that chopped cooked stuff that looked horrible. Sauteed and steamed I like though, as long as you keep the leaves intact. But a spinach salad with mushrooms is my favorite.
	10:55pm Julie: there is dispute about that...I think cooking reduces oxalic (sp?) acid, which blocks calcium or something?
	10:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - having had a kidney stone I maybe shouldn't go near either of them.
	10:58pm Julie: Gloria Swansong would be a great drag name
	11:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Intro was like some TimBuckley without the Singing...
	11:02pm Scobot: Hey Julie!
	11:02pm Julie: heya scobot!
	11:03pm Julie: FINNISH DRUM SOLO!
	11:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...no - let him play ! :D ...
	11:05pm Kat in Chicago: Hi Julie and purple people
	11:06pm Julie: hiya Kat!
	11:09pm Kat in Chicago: haha RevRab
	11:13pm Mike Rogers: This is only the third time I've heard Station to Station on the radio. The first two times was on my show!
	11:14pm Julie: Mike! amazing!
	11:14pm Aitch: can only wonder where the thin white duke had returned from
	11:14pm Mike Rogers: This show is amazing!
	11:15pm Julie: I read a snarky comment about this album recently, something along the lines of it's his "too much cocaine a cry for help" album..which of course is something Elton also did. @Mike thank you so much!
	11:15pm Aitch: i'm thinking it must be love
	11:15pm Julie: @aitch one of them space trains...
	11:15pm Mike Rogers: I cried when Sid Vicious died and I cried when David Bowie died.
	11:16pm Julie: oh yeah Bowie hit HARD...
	11:16pm Mike Rogers: Only those two.
	11:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Station to Station also said to be referring to Qabbalah.
	11:17pm Julie: Robin Williams got me too.
	11:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Didn't cry about Bowie - but grieved in another way fully a year & a half.
	11:17pm Julie: I once rode in an elevator with Bowie...definitely one of the more WOW moments in my life
	11:17pm Mike Rogers: When Sid died, I thought, "punk is dead." When Bowie died, I thought, "Well, it's going to be my time soon." Both changed my life... Bowie changed it the most.
	11:18pm Julie: and Visconti mixed my first live set for WFMU so that was exciting too (and his son's band is on my premium this year)
	11:18pm Mike Rogers: Wow! I wouldn't wash that elevator ever again!
	11:18pm Julie: @mike did you watch Pistol?
	11:19pm Julie: it was the day Lexy was born...was living in the same building with him so I'd see him before..but that day...we (my ex and I) had an excuse to talk to him
	11:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Only RawkStar death news I've wept over was Lennon I think. But I can get emotional over all sorts of things after the fact.
	11:19pm Mike Rogers: Nah.... I'm kind of bored with all the Pistols stuff. I interviewed Mr. Lydon in London (oh was that a headache!) And, I don't have a TV for over 25 years.... Japanese TV is really terrible!
	11:20pm Julie: I wasn't really big into the beatles yet but it was one of my first nights in NYC so it was really dark...
	11:21pm Julie: John seems like a massive tool and yet he seems very good to his wife
	11:22pm Mike Rogers: in 1966 (I think) when they were saying that Paul died, I had a babysitter come over (my parents had a killer stereo and the babysitters loved coming over and brining their records). The babysitter played that song (forget its name) backwards where George supposedly said, "I buried Paul." That scared the sh*t out of me! I couldn't sleep for three days!
	11:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Fascinated by whole idea of speaking with Lydon - but would dread it as well.
	11:22pm Mike Rogers: I am making a short film about Yoko Ono. Will be done this year!
	11:23pm Mike Rogers: Oh, the staff hated him. I just thought, "Well, what did you guys expect?" He gave us all what we were waiting for.
	11:24pm Aitch: huge fan generally but just can't do Young Americans
	11:25pm David Shortell: I sometimes wish "The Who Sell Out" stayed true to its initial plan that every track be a jingle.
	11:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The piSToLs meant so much @ the time.
	11:25pm Mike Rogers: Yeah, the Pistols were a God-Send.
	11:27pm David Shortell: Danny Fields has related some horrible accounts about Nico's racism.
	11:28pm Mike Rogers: It's over already!!!!??? Thanks Julie.
	11:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: JohnnyRotten was so compelling. & I never felt PiL had anything to prove about being legit after that. But ...as important as all that was - I never dug into what the Lyrics of the piSToLs or Clash actually were ...yerknow - kid in NewHampshuh - different times.
	11:29pm Julie: @david hi there! I love that album though, the jingle bits just annoy me. @David yes my friend Tammy Faye Starlite does a show as Nico and boy it is not kind LOL
	11:29pm Aitch: Not the most played, but the two nastiest Pistol's tracks Bodies and No Feelings still just ring so true
	11:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tammy Faye Starlight's thing about Nico was my first clue about that side of Nico. Never didn't just love her voice & work.
	11:30pm Mike Rogers: Well, being from So. California, radio was ELO, Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, Bob Seger, & Disco.... Need I say more?
	11:30pm Julie: i didn't really know sex pistols till Sid & Nancy came out... heard of them, maybe knew the one song, but I was too busy with Olivia Newton-John when they were doing their thing
	11:30pm Mike Rogers: Loved the sixties, punk was Top 10.... "Pushin' too Hard! Pushin' on Me!"
	11:30pm Julie: @aitch yes I'm watching Pistol and just saw the Bodies episode. amazing song
	11:31pm Aitch: No Feelings quite the anthem
	11:31pm Julie: @Mike it is really clear in the series how they shook things up, for those of us who were too small to know what was happening!
	11:32pm Mike Rogers: If it weren't for the Pistols, I wouldn't be here. No kidding.
	11:32pm Aitch: We'd been prepped down here by Bon Scott's wry smile
	11:32pm Julie: by the time I was old enough to get into punk it was all hardcore.
	11:32pm Mike Rogers: I went to a huge high school. 3000 students. I think I was the only one who liked Bowie.
	11:33pm Mike Rogers: Yeah, not really into the hardcore stuff.
	11:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: My brother was G.G. Allin's guitarist - so I got spoonfed a lot of Music & information. Is what happened to me. But - I was still just a kid listening totally alone in smalltown NewHampshuh. I never came near actual Punks.
	11:33pm Julie: the scene was fun the music was meh... Moby was part of it though, before he was king of techno or whatever
	11:34pm Mike Rogers: Revolution san! That is so cool!!!!!
	11:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...then by the late 80s I moved to SantaBarbara...
	11:35pm Julie: that's nuts I had no idea Rev
	11:36pm Julie: I was listening to Kate Bush as a kid, back when no one in the US knew her at all, pre-Hounds. as a piano girl, of course I loved her
	11:38pm Julie: CA had a nice new wave scene though
	11:39pm David Shortell: It fascinates me that "Sid and Nancy" was your gateway to the Sex Pistols, Julie! I've avoided that movie for the past 36 years, just as I plan to forever avoid the current "Pistol" series on Hulu.
	11:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well that's when I really encountered People & Scenes. Getting stoned when the Skinheads came thru - all the stuff.
	11:41pm Julie: Rev you heard of The Anthrax in CT? spent lots of weekends there
	11:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I know nothing of Connecticut.
	11:42pm Julie: I figured the east coast bands all came through there
	11:43pm Julie: man I love a harpsichord
	11:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always thot 'Sid & Nancy' was better than Lydon wants us to believe.
	11:43pm Julie: vintage Oldman! you can't go wrong. And Chloe Webb a sufficiently annoying Nancy
	11:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: But how weird to live a life that gets docu-drama-ed...
	11:44pm Julie: I can't help I love all the trashy music biopics
	11:44pm Aitch: Oldman such a good baddy
	11:45pm Julie: very talented. shit human but very talented
	11:45pm Julie: I think he's in some current series actually
	11:46pm Julie: Prick Up Your Ears, that's a good one, the Joe Orton story.
	11:46pm Aitch: Disgustingly good in it too. Slow Horses
	11:47pm Julie: from Sid Vicious to Commissioner Gordon
	11:48pm Mr Fab: Hey Julie, thanks for keeping me sane as I shop in a pop Muzak-polluted supermarket. Headphones are truly one of man’s greatest inventions.
	11:49pm Julie: heya Mr Fab! Glad you're enjoying it! thank you for the opportunity!
	11:49pm Aitch: Shame you can't Fab-hack their stream
	11:50pm Mr Fab: Oh, the fantasies I have had, Aitch..
	11:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: <3 headphones
	11:51pm Aitch: Fab Headroom
	11:53pm Julie: wait, what is he doing across the supper table?
	11:53pm David Shortell: I never got around to seeing Bob Rafelson's "The King of Marvin Gardens".
	11:54pm Kat in Chicago: There's... a lot going on in this song.
	11:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Is MarvinGardens a place in NJ ? Cause the cover & sound couldn't seem much more SF.
	11:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Julie. Have a good dark night.
	11:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah Kiki impresses ! ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~
	11:59pm Scott67: Thanks Julie! Love to the Birds. 😎🤙🌻🦜🦜🦜🦜
	11:59pm David Shortell: Kiki Dee and the Small Faces both appear in the cheesy 1965 Brit film "Dateline Diamonds".
	12:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Interesting DavidS !
	12:00am Julie: oooh that sounds fun, David! Thanks everyone for listening!
	12:00am Androu B.: Thanx, Julie! A pleasant listening experience all over! See (and hear) you Tuesday!
	12:02am Mr Fab: “Windmills of Your Mind” actually describes the mixed up mood I’m usually in. Great tune, great show Julie!
	12:02am Julie: Kiki also does a nice version of Running Up That Hill
	12:02am Julie: thanks so much!!
	12:17am Yvang: Thanks Julie! See you on the tuesday side!

Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from June 26, 2022

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