WFMU: Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from April 17, 2011

Listener comments!
	12:08am Matt from Springfield: Joe, Mr. "Soul Injection"! Here from the beginning tonight! First time I heard of Trussel--does that refer to the band, or the guy singing? Any clue on original year?
	12:09am kczmrk: damn, maestro from what was the skit at the very beginning? It remembered me instantly some distant times.
	12:11am Chop Scott: JOE! Your opener theme is burned into a strange loop in my head, often find myself muttering Raadiooo Radio.
	12:12am Joe McG: Hey, everybody! Nice to see you all. The aliens are the Yip Yips from Sesame St., kczmrk. Trussel is a studio outfit from 1979, Matt. Hey Chop Scott!
	12:13am Matt from Springfield: Raaa diii o! Radio! Indeed Scott, WFMU is REAL radio! I've always loved Joe's theme for that reason. Plus it's classic Sesame Street! And silly! And features (probable) Joe Raposo-written music fragments.
	12:14am Matt from Springfield: Thanks Joe!
	12:16am Mariano: Hi Joe! Good to hear you!
	12:16am Matt from Springfield: In tribute to outgoing "Office" boss "Michael Scott"--my VERY first YouTube click also involved Cookie Monster! (Singing 1987's "Healthy Food", not "Chocolate Rain" as Michael claimed. Life then imitated art, as someone inevitably made an actual Cookie Monster-Chocolate Rain mashup after that!)
	12:17am Joe McG: Hey, Mariano! What goes on?
	12:18am kczmrk: Thank you kindly Joe! I'm so happy-nostalgic right now.
	12:19am Mariano: Not much! Doing research on antique silver hallmarks for a design project... love El Diablo! Great guitar line.
	12:20am Julieta: I thought that the yip yip's sounds where from some duck's minds or monkeys . what ever I'm creazy tonight Hi ALL!
	12:21am Matt from Springfield: Welcome back Julieta! I think Joe has another devoted fan!
	12:23am Joe McG: Welcome, Julieta!
	12:24am Julieta: Yes , Keeps me sorprised - All need ., un fortunatly I'm not so funky tonight but I 'll stay tuned
	12:26am Matt from Springfield: The most contagious item in the FMU New Bin, Doug Hream Blunt!
	12:27am Joe McG: Any song with the words "your butt is the dice" in it is going to be played on this show eventually.
	12:28am Julieta: jajajajajajajajajajaj
	12:29am Mike Sin: Blackout! Listening on battery power!
	12:29am Mike Sin: Blackout! Listening on battery power!
	12:29am Matt from Springfield: Heavy Breathers, Movers and Shakers! If this was originally from 2000, I really wish this (and other original ecletic music) was on the airwaves then--terrestrial radio in DC is a wasteland, and that was all I knew. Fortunately the Internet has since freed me!
	12:30am Joe McG: Blackout, Mike? Really? What's going on?
	12:31am Leonard Cohen: All men will be nomads then, Until Surface Noise shall free them...
	12:31am Julieta: LISTENERS OUT OF CONTROL
	12:32am Joe McG: I think Doug Bream Blunt sounds like you, Leonard, during his disco phase.
	12:32am Matt from Springfield: There was some pretty intense rain and nearby storms down in Virginia this afternoon. And TORNADOES not far away! North Carolina got those bad! I'm guessing you are in a flood/power outage zone for the near future there.
	12:34am Joe McG: Ack, I hope we don't get a tornado. I don't like red shoes.
	12:36am Matt from Springfield: And Station Manager Ken might be commanding the Flying Monkeys when you get to Oz!
	12:37am Joe McG: I love the flying monkeys.
	12:40am Matt from Springfield: My Mom is STILL scared of them, from being terrified all those years ago. She was astonished some adults reported being traumatized by the Wicked Witch melting--No, that was the best part for my Mom! "That was the only good solution to get rid of someone that evil!"
	12:46am Julie: Joe, don't kid, we know you want an excuse to put those red sparkly things on your feet
	12:46am Julie: I think we ARE the flying monkeys
	12:47am Joe McG: I wouldn't mind dropping a house on some people, that's for sure.
	12:49am Matt from Springfield: "Helllllo there!" Julie! That's an intriguing thought, kind of like the Allegory of the Cave, all of us flying around, obeying orders of a Wicked Witch we don't even know.
	12:49am Julie: Hellllllllo Matt!
	12:50am Jesus from California: Says Hello
	12:51am Joe McG: Hey, Jesus!
	12:55am Matt from Springfield: It's worth mentioning The Sorrows were apparently with Piccadilly Records, a division of PYE Records! Pye produced such a slick mid-60s British rock sound.
	12:57am Joe McG: The Sorrows made a lot of great records, Matt. In my 'umble opinion. Very Well Made, I agree!
	12:58am Scott: P Family rule! Sound Magazine is an fuckin great record!
	12:59am Matt from Springfield: @Julie: I'm wicked excited about Kristeen Young! I'm going to try to catch that live!
	12:59am Joe McG: Top to bottom, Scott, I agree completely!
	1:00am Julie: @Matt you can imagine how excited I am. I'll get the date on that this week. Her new EP is on ITunes now.
	1:06am Julie: How do I know this old Indonesian song?
	1:08am Matt from Springfield: I HAVE the non-live version of this, on the (still out of print?) "Hard Nose The Highway" LP. And guess what? Joe Raposo again! Probably his best known composition.
	1:11am Matt from Springfield: This live version has a better arrangement than that album, in my 'umble opinion. Brass here, better guitar and piano, and audience enthusiasm.
	1:12am Joe McG: He also did "Sing (Sing a Song)" live around this time.
	1:27am Matt from Springfield: Oh! Sweet VU! Thanks!
	1:33am kczmrk: sweet nothing, what a passages!
	1:34am kczmrk: Check it, check it!
	1:37am Mariano: Pronounced "dang"
	1:45am Nelson: thanks for the Funkadelic cover? Slowly I began to recognize the tune. Then, started to think it's a cover.....
	1:46am kczmrk: I'm crying.
	1:48am Matt from Springfield: The sky has cried us a river, indeed.
	1:48am Joe McG: I love that record, kczmrk.
	1:49am Joe McG: Oh, yes, Nelson, that is a Funkadelic cover. I forget where it comes from, but I like this version.
	1:59am Matt from Springfield: Weird Al! Sometimes you just throw a silly one on us Joe!
	2:00am Joe McG: Yeah, I feel kinda sick about this one.
	2:01am kczmrk: I'm loving it too, on sundays especially. And this one is hole lot better than original by YouKnowWho
	2:10am coalhard: new video out with weird al --about facebook--weird ending though
	2:10am Matt from Springfield: Yes! Well before "Come Together" anyway, he had some very interesting and intriguing covers!
	2:11am Matt from Springfield: Hi coalhard! What's the video called? I'm excited about Brute Force as well! New life for his songs after 4 decades.
	2:14am 12539: Perfect time and perfect weather for the Blue Nile.
	2:17am Matt from Springfield: Is this orchestral arrangement typical of Blue Nile, or not? The sound kind of reminds me of a Church song "Youth Worshipper"--it has an 80s alternative feel consistent with the rest of the band's work, but with powerful orchestral overdubs giving it a haunting quality.
	2:18am coalhard: not sure of title of weird al video-saw on myvidster.com
	2:21am Joe McG: Yeah, Matt, they sometimes used orchestration and sometimes got very simple; each album is a little different.
	2:22am Matt from Springfield: I never heard of Tindersticks before! This is beautiful! You have a knack with playing to the weather, Joe. Just like the winter songs set from December!
	2:23am Joe McG: Tindersticks is great post-midnight music, Matt. Highly recommend the first two or three.
	2:25am Matt from Springfield: Although Blue Nile sounded cool, remember to bring in more of their stuff. @CH: The problem is I'm searching for Weird Al's Facebook video, and I'm finding people posting Weird Al videos ON their FB pages. Just like when I tried to find an Altered Images song "Happy Birthday"--hard to find an OTHER Happy Birthday song!
	2:27am Matt from Springfield: RIP Tim Hardin. Another beautiful soul. If Julie's still on, I need to email you specifically which Cocteau Twins songs I was going to rec. Joe made me think of that, because I love some of their stuff for rainy day music.
	2:29am coalhard: same thing as going back and and watching your grandfather shave---you'll just get shaving cream smeared on your face--called the grandfather paradox
	2:30am Matt from Springfield: LOL!
	2:36am Matt from Springfield: Mogwai, did Brian influence you to play that? He's played Mogwai semi-frequently on his show.
	2:39am Joe McG: Has he? I didn't realize. There's a lot of new Mogwai around lately--a new studio LP, a new 45, and a live album--so you may be hearing them a lot lately!
	2:54am Brian in UK: Am I too late?
	2:57am Matt from Springfield: @Brian: Not too late, for the remainder of the program!
	2:58am Brian in UK: Phew
	2:58am Matt from Springfield: Great rain music set Joe! Stay safe! And thanks for checking in Brian! We always like that, even if it's just a single shout-out!
	2:58am Marmalade Kitty: Great show! Kevin Ayers deja vu!
	3:00am Joe McG: Thanks for listening everybody! See you in a couple of weeks! Tune in for Mike Sin next week....

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from April 17, 2011

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Trussel	Love Injection "Love Injection" by "Trussel"	Journey into Paradise: The Larry Levan Story	Rhino	2006	CD	From 1979		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Lucy Hawkins	Gotta Get Outta Here	Disco Discharge: Disco Ladies	Harmless/Demon	2007	CD	From 1978		0:09:53 (Pop-up)
Compay Quinto	El Diablo "El Diablo" by "Compay Quinto"	¡Gózalo! Bugalú Tropical Vol. 4	VampiSoul	2011	CD	From 1965	*	0:15:33 (Pop-up)
Robert Moore	Everything's Gonna Be Alright	Good Things - The Story Of Saadia Records	Jazzman	2010	CD	circa 1972	*	0:18:36 (Pop-up)
Tonetta	Mmm Mama! "Mmm Mama!" by "Tonetta"		Black Tent	2011	45		*	0:21:06 (Pop-up)
Doug Hream Blunt	Gentle Persuasion	Gentle Persuasion	No Label	2011	LP	From 2000	*	0:24:25 (Pop-up)
Gary Wilson	Secret Girl "Secret Girl" by "Gary Wilson"	Electric Endicott	Western Vinyl	2011	CD		*	0:30:59 (Pop-up)
The Four Mints	In a Rut "In a Rut" by "The Four Mints"	Gently Down Your Stream	Numero Group	2007	CD	From 1973		0:35:15 (Pop-up)

Earth Girl Helen Brown	I Wanna Do It	100 Records Volume 2	Turn Up	2011	45	a.k.a. Sonny Smith	*	0:43:32 (Pop-up)
In Good Company	Harmony's Double "Harmony's Double" by "In Good Company"	David's Town	FU Discs	2011	LP	a.k.a. A.C. Newman with Fucked Up	*	0:45:36 (Pop-up)
The Sorrows	Armchair King "Armchair King" by "The Sorrows"	Take a Heart	Sequel	2000	CD	circa 1968 or so		0:49:18 (Pop-up)
Emmanuelle Seigner	Dingue "Dingue" by "Emmanuelle Seigner"	Le Pop 6 - Les Chansons De La Nouvelle Scene Francaise	Le Pop Musik	2011	CD		*	0:52:01 (Pop-up)
The Partridge Family	Love Is All That I Ever Needed	Sound Magazine	Buddha/BMG	2000	CD	From 1971		0:54:40 (Pop-up)
Ivo's Group	That Shocking Shaking Day	Those Shocking Shaking Days: Indonesia Hard, Psychedelic, Progressive Rock and Funk 1970-1978	Now-Again	2011	CD		*	0:57:41 (Pop-up)
The Matadors	It's All Over Now Baby Blue	Get Down from the Tree!	Munster	2011	CD	From 1968	*	1:00:57 (Pop-up)
Van Morrison	It's Not Easy Being Green		No Label	1973	MP3	Singing "Sesame Street" hits live at the Troubadour, Los Angeles		1:05:27 (Pop-up)
Vic Godard & the Subway Sect	Stool Pigeon	What's the Matter Boy?	Polygram	2000	CD	From 1980		1:10:54 (Pop-up)
Non Compos Mentis	Ultimate Orgasm		VVV	1980	MP3			1:13:36 (Pop-up)
Richard Hell and the Voidoids	Going Going Gone	Destiny Street	Red Star	1991	CD	From 1982		1:16:52 (Pop-up)
Tommy Keene	Kill Your Sons "Kill Your Sons" by "Tommy Keene"	Songs from the Film	Geffen	1998	CD	From 1986		1:19:38 (Pop-up)
The Velvet Underground	Oh! Sweet Nuthin'	Loaded	Rhino	1997	CD	From 1970		1:24:39 (Pop-up)

The Electric Junkyard	Oliver "Oliver" by "The Electric Junkyard"		RCA	1969	45			1:37:37 (Pop-up)
Donald Austin	Can't Stand the Strain		Eastbound	1973	45			1:40:08 (Pop-up)
Maxine Brown	We'll Cry Together "We'll Cry Together" by "Maxine Brown"		Cur	1969	45			1:43:06 (Pop-up)
Susan Jacks	Tall Dark Stranger "Tall Dark Stranger" by "Susan Jacks"		Compleat	1984	45			1:47:21 (Pop-up)
The Sloppy Joes	The Girl with the Light in Her Eyes		Diesel Only	1991	45	Featuring WFMU's Michael "Shelly" (he gained an "e" along the way, just like Dionne Warwicke!)		1:49:47 (Pop-up)
Emitt Rhodes	With My Face on the Floor		RCA	1970	45			1:51:28 (Pop-up)
Shocking Blue	Never Marry a Railroad Man		Colossus	1970	45			1:54:30 (Pop-up)
"Weird Al" Yankovic	Another One Rides the Bus		T.K.	1981	45			1:57:12 (Pop-up)

The Blue Nile	A Walk Across the Rooftops	A Walk Across the Rooftops	Linn/Virgin	1988	CD	From 1983		2:12:54 (Pop-up)
Tindersticks	Cherry Blossoms "Cherry Blossoms" by "Tindersticks"	Tindersticks	This Way Up/London	1995	CD	the second one		2:16:45 (Pop-up)
Tim Hardin	Question of Birth "Question of Birth" by "Tim Hardin"		Columbia	1969	45	Dedicated to Adler and family		2:21:32 (Pop-up)
Amor de Dias	Harvest Time "Harvest Time" by "Amor de Dias"	Street of the Love of Days	Merge	2011	CD		*	2:24:34 (Pop-up)
Withered Hand	Religious Songs "Religious Songs" by "Withered Hand"	Good News	Absolutely Kosher	2011	CD		*	2:29:00 (Pop-up)
Mogwai	Hasenheide "Hasenheide" by "Mogwai"		Sub Pop	2011	45		*	2:33:20 (Pop-up)
Fire Engines	Discord "Discord" by "Fire Engines"	Hungry Beat	Acute	2007	CD	From 1981		2:36:25 (Pop-up)
Mother and the Addicts	Oh Yeah...You Look Quite Nice	CHEM087CD	Chemikal Underground	2006	CD			2:43:14 (Pop-up)
Sons and Daughters	Rama Lama "Rama Lama" by "Sons and Daughters"	The Repulsion Box	Domino	2005	CD			2:46:44 (Pop-up)
Tom Waits	A Little Rain "A Little Rain" by "Tom Waits"	Bone Machine	Island	1992	CD			2:51:52 (Pop-up)

The Four Vagabonds	Hit the Road to Dreamland	Complete Recorded Works (1941-1951) Vol. 2	Document	1999	CD			2:58:36 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:08am Matt from Springfield: Joe, Mr. "Soul Injection"! Here from the beginning tonight! First time I heard of Trussel--does that refer to the band, or the guy singing? Any clue on original year?
	12:09am kczmrk: damn, maestro from what was the skit at the very beginning? It remembered me instantly some distant times.
	12:11am Chop Scott: JOE! Your opener theme is burned into a strange loop in my head, often find myself muttering Raadiooo Radio.
	12:12am Joe McG: Hey, everybody! Nice to see you all. The aliens are the Yip Yips from Sesame St., kczmrk. Trussel is a studio outfit from 1979, Matt. Hey Chop Scott!
	12:13am Matt from Springfield: Raaa diii o! Radio! Indeed Scott, WFMU is REAL radio! I've always loved Joe's theme for that reason. Plus it's classic Sesame Street! And silly! And features (probable) Joe Raposo-written music fragments.
	12:14am Matt from Springfield: Thanks Joe!
	12:16am Mariano: Hi Joe! Good to hear you!
	12:16am Matt from Springfield: In tribute to outgoing "Office" boss "Michael Scott"--my VERY first YouTube click also involved Cookie Monster! (Singing 1987's "Healthy Food", not "Chocolate Rain" as Michael claimed. Life then imitated art, as someone inevitably made an actual Cookie Monster-Chocolate Rain mashup after that!)
	12:17am Joe McG: Hey, Mariano! What goes on?
	12:18am kczmrk: Thank you kindly Joe! I'm so happy-nostalgic right now.
	12:19am Mariano: Not much! Doing research on antique silver hallmarks for a design project... love El Diablo! Great guitar line.
	12:20am Julieta: I thought that the yip yip's sounds where from some duck's minds or monkeys . what ever I'm creazy tonight Hi ALL!
	12:21am Matt from Springfield: Welcome back Julieta! I think Joe has another devoted fan!
	12:23am Joe McG: Welcome, Julieta!
	12:24am Julieta: Yes , Keeps me sorprised - All need ., un fortunatly I'm not so funky tonight but I 'll stay tuned
	12:26am Matt from Springfield: The most contagious item in the FMU New Bin, Doug Hream Blunt!
	12:27am Joe McG: Any song with the words "your butt is the dice" in it is going to be played on this show eventually.
	12:28am Julieta: jajajajajajajajajajaj
	12:29am Mike Sin: Blackout! Listening on battery power!
	12:29am Mike Sin: Blackout! Listening on battery power!
	12:29am Matt from Springfield: Heavy Breathers, Movers and Shakers! If this was originally from 2000, I really wish this (and other original ecletic music) was on the airwaves then--terrestrial radio in DC is a wasteland, and that was all I knew. Fortunately the Internet has since freed me!
	12:30am Joe McG: Blackout, Mike? Really? What's going on?
	12:31am Leonard Cohen: All men will be nomads then, Until Surface Noise shall free them...
	12:31am Julieta: LISTENERS OUT OF CONTROL
	12:32am Joe McG: I think Doug Bream Blunt sounds like you, Leonard, during his disco phase.
	12:32am Matt from Springfield: There was some pretty intense rain and nearby storms down in Virginia this afternoon. And TORNADOES not far away! North Carolina got those bad! I'm guessing you are in a flood/power outage zone for the near future there.
	12:34am Joe McG: Ack, I hope we don't get a tornado. I don't like red shoes.
	12:36am Matt from Springfield: And Station Manager Ken might be commanding the Flying Monkeys when you get to Oz!
	12:37am Joe McG: I love the flying monkeys.
	12:40am Matt from Springfield: My Mom is STILL scared of them, from being terrified all those years ago. She was astonished some adults reported being traumatized by the Wicked Witch melting--No, that was the best part for my Mom! "That was the only good solution to get rid of someone that evil!"
	12:46am Julie: Joe, don't kid, we know you want an excuse to put those red sparkly things on your feet
	12:46am Julie: I think we ARE the flying monkeys
	12:47am Joe McG: I wouldn't mind dropping a house on some people, that's for sure.
	12:49am Matt from Springfield: "Helllllo there!" Julie! That's an intriguing thought, kind of like the Allegory of the Cave, all of us flying around, obeying orders of a Wicked Witch we don't even know.
	12:49am Julie: Hellllllllo Matt!
	12:50am Jesus from California: Says Hello
	12:51am Joe McG: Hey, Jesus!
	12:55am Matt from Springfield: It's worth mentioning The Sorrows were apparently with Piccadilly Records, a division of PYE Records! Pye produced such a slick mid-60s British rock sound.
	12:57am Joe McG: The Sorrows made a lot of great records, Matt. In my 'umble opinion. Very Well Made, I agree!
	12:58am Scott: P Family rule! Sound Magazine is an fuckin great record!
	12:59am Matt from Springfield: @Julie: I'm wicked excited about Kristeen Young! I'm going to try to catch that live!
	12:59am Joe McG: Top to bottom, Scott, I agree completely!
	1:00am Julie: @Matt you can imagine how excited I am. I'll get the date on that this week. Her new EP is on ITunes now.
	1:06am Julie: How do I know this old Indonesian song?
	1:08am Matt from Springfield: I HAVE the non-live version of this, on the (still out of print?) "Hard Nose The Highway" LP. And guess what? Joe Raposo again! Probably his best known composition.
	1:11am Matt from Springfield: This live version has a better arrangement than that album, in my 'umble opinion. Brass here, better guitar and piano, and audience enthusiasm.
	1:12am Joe McG: He also did "Sing (Sing a Song)" live around this time.
	1:27am Matt from Springfield: Oh! Sweet VU! Thanks!
	1:33am kczmrk: sweet nothing, what a passages!
	1:34am kczmrk: Check it, check it!
	1:37am Mariano: Pronounced "dang"
	1:45am Nelson: thanks for the Funkadelic cover? Slowly I began to recognize the tune. Then, started to think it's a cover.....
	1:46am kczmrk: I'm crying.
	1:48am Matt from Springfield: The sky has cried us a river, indeed.
	1:48am Joe McG: I love that record, kczmrk.
	1:49am Joe McG: Oh, yes, Nelson, that is a Funkadelic cover. I forget where it comes from, but I like this version.
	1:59am Matt from Springfield: Weird Al! Sometimes you just throw a silly one on us Joe!
	2:00am Joe McG: Yeah, I feel kinda sick about this one.
	2:01am kczmrk: I'm loving it too, on sundays especially. And this one is hole lot better than original by YouKnowWho
	2:10am coalhard: new video out with weird al --about facebook--weird ending though
	2:10am Matt from Springfield: Yes! Well before "Come Together" anyway, he had some very interesting and intriguing covers!
	2:11am Matt from Springfield: Hi coalhard! What's the video called? I'm excited about Brute Force as well! New life for his songs after 4 decades.
	2:14am 12539: Perfect time and perfect weather for the Blue Nile.
	2:17am Matt from Springfield: Is this orchestral arrangement typical of Blue Nile, or not? The sound kind of reminds me of a Church song "Youth Worshipper"--it has an 80s alternative feel consistent with the rest of the band's work, but with powerful orchestral overdubs giving it a haunting quality.
	2:18am coalhard: not sure of title of weird al video-saw on myvidster.com
	2:21am Joe McG: Yeah, Matt, they sometimes used orchestration and sometimes got very simple; each album is a little different.
	2:22am Matt from Springfield: I never heard of Tindersticks before! This is beautiful! You have a knack with playing to the weather, Joe. Just like the winter songs set from December!
	2:23am Joe McG: Tindersticks is great post-midnight music, Matt. Highly recommend the first two or three.
	2:25am Matt from Springfield: Although Blue Nile sounded cool, remember to bring in more of their stuff. @CH: The problem is I'm searching for Weird Al's Facebook video, and I'm finding people posting Weird Al videos ON their FB pages. Just like when I tried to find an Altered Images song "Happy Birthday"--hard to find an OTHER Happy Birthday song!
	2:27am Matt from Springfield: RIP Tim Hardin. Another beautiful soul. If Julie's still on, I need to email you specifically which Cocteau Twins songs I was going to rec. Joe made me think of that, because I love some of their stuff for rainy day music.
	2:29am coalhard: same thing as going back and and watching your grandfather shave---you'll just get shaving cream smeared on your face--called the grandfather paradox
	2:30am Matt from Springfield: LOL!
	2:36am Matt from Springfield: Mogwai, did Brian influence you to play that? He's played Mogwai semi-frequently on his show.
	2:39am Joe McG: Has he? I didn't realize. There's a lot of new Mogwai around lately--a new studio LP, a new 45, and a live album--so you may be hearing them a lot lately!
	2:54am Brian in UK: Am I too late?
	2:57am Matt from Springfield: @Brian: Not too late, for the remainder of the program!
	2:58am Brian in UK: Phew
	2:58am Matt from Springfield: Great rain music set Joe! Stay safe! And thanks for checking in Brian! We always like that, even if it's just a single shout-out!
	2:58am Marmalade Kitty: Great show! Kevin Ayers deja vu!
	3:00am Joe McG: Thanks for listening everybody! See you in a couple of weeks! Tune in for Mike Sin next week....

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