WFMU: Therese: Playlist from May 21, 2012

Listener comments!
	12:07am Matt from Springfield: Became saddened when I heard that song come on; Robin Gibb was very sick for a while, and has now passed beyond the ether. Thanks for (yet another) tribute.
	12:07am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Robin and Donna were a huge part of the soundtrack of my life during my grade school years. I'm sad to see them go. Eff you, cancer.
	12:08am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Good evening/morning, Therese. :) Hello Matt.
	12:09am Matt from Springfield: What year is the Times Square soundtrack from? Hello BGZ!
	12:12am Therese: Hi BGZ and MfS- Eff you cancer, is right!!!
	12:12am G: "Times Square is a 1980 film starring Trini Alvarado, Robin Johnson, and Tim Curry. The plot of the film essentially embodies a punk rock ethic - misunderstood youth forming a band and, through music, articulating their frustrations toward adult authority, personified in the film as parents, the medical establishment, and politicians."
	12:14am Matt from Springfield: Hmm, Tim Curry. In any case that song was pretty good, though not exactly punk rock. Unless, you're counting the early 90s TV album "Punk!"
	12:15am G: "The movie features a soundtrack of punk rock and New Wave music with a wide range of artists including The Ramones, The Cure, XTC, Lou Reed, Gary Numan, Talking Heads, Suzi Quatro, Roxy Music, Robin Gibb & Marcy Levy, Patti Smith and The Pretenders."
	12:16am Droll: Matt, You're thinking of Adam Curry.
	12:16am Therese: Lately, that early 90's TV album "Punk" has come up in conversation far more often than it should.
	12:18am Matt from Springfield: I swear, Therese, I walked into that link, and now I can't get those people out of my head! When I sleep I see them, putting on wigs and trying to sell me non-punk products...
	12:19am Matt from Springfield: Was it Liz Berg who first rediscovered that link?
	12:19am Bob in DC and/or Virginia: Greetings, Therese! Getting a really strong eighth grade graduation party vibe so far tonight.
	12:19am Therese: Liz, or possibly John Allen?
	12:20am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Allan Moyle didn't make another film for a decade: "Pump Up The Volume" starring Christian Slater and Samantha Mathis. He also directed "Empire Records" and the VH1 movie "Man In The Mirror: The Michael Jackson Story." And yes...I seem to have been stumbling across that "Punk" ad a lot in the past couple of weeks.
	12:20am Therese: Thanks, Bob. My work here is done...
	12:20am Martha: Was gonna make a comment about Suzi Quatro and punk/new wave but I think I should quit while I'm ahead -
	12:22am KP: I ordered "Punk." very excited. Kama Kama Chameleon!
	12:22am Ace in Al Ain, UAE: @Bob in DC... Yeah, I've made out with two girls already, and 7 in Heaven hasn't even started yet.
	12:23am Matt from Springfield: @KP: Rush Delivery and COD available. Hey Ace, still in the UAE? When are you moving back?
	12:25am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): <singing> I'm on a yacht I'm on a yacht Take a good hard look at the mothereffing yacht! </singing>
	12:29am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): I bet this song has a laser whip solo.
	12:30am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): @Matt: Does anybody still offer COD? I chuckle whenever I order something and it says COD is not available.
	12:31am G: "Notice: COD only available in 1947. Please check there."
	12:32am Ace in Al Ain, UAE: 1 month. My wife is already there, and managed to find work, so that's a plus. Meet you at the Bradlick Shopping Center. I assume the Ben Franklin 5 and Dime from 1984 is still there. I'll be in the sewing aisle, pricing McCall's Pattern Books. I'm enjoying all this talk of punk whilst listening to disco.
	12:32am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): O-H I-O
	12:34am Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: I guess there's still old people who call and ask if COD is available. @Ace: See you there. You're really a local time machine! :)
	12:37am Matt from Springfield: This is a great comp--I first heard Mary Wing play from this comp, and then found out that whaddaya know, (not surprisingly) Joe McG has played the SINGLE 45 for "Money's Too Tight To Mention" before!
	12:44am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): I can't put into words just how much I love LCD! James is starting to do more DJ sets outside of NYC now that "Shut Up And Play The Hits" is going from festival screenings to theatrical release. Adam Yauch's Oscilloscope Laboratories is distributing it.
	12:57am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Stevie Ray Vaughan
	1:01am Droll: BGZ, SRV (RIP) on guitar, that's Tony Thompson (RIP) on drums, and this was produced by Nile Rogers (who's very sick now). Another FMU DJ was lamenting that many of our heroes are getting to "that age".
	1:05am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): @Droll: It's certainly felt that way lately. I didn't know that Nile has been in poor health. I'm sorry to hear that. The casual listener has no idea how important his role in the history of music has been.
	1:07am G: "In January 2011, Rodgers revealed on his website he is fighting cancer, which was diagnosed in October 2010."
	1:10am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): He sounds congested on most of the songs on that album. I think it was lack of confidence in his singing. He really belts it out on "Sounds Of Silver" and "This Is Happening."
	1:11am Matt from Springfield: This Upside-Down Bat is rejoicing!! Thanks for another World Goth Day promo--this has gotten good air time on FMU!
	1:13am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Jaeger is a preferred goth beverage? I had no idea. I always associate it with Slayer's Kerry King (and walking around at Slayer shows with 20-ounce Coca Cola bottles filled with Jaeger).
	1:21am Mary Wing: Jeff Sarge in a minute on Monday?!?! WTF?
	1:21am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Will Julie play Disney storybook records to tuck us in at the end of the show?
	1:22am Therese: One minute that I'm sure he will make count, Mary!
	1:23am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): <singing> Panic on the streets of London Panic on the streets of Funkytown </singing>
	1:26am Mary Wing: I wish you hadn't mentioned Skyline Chili; the nearest restaurant is 391 miles away. I may die without ever tasting this particular delicacy, heh.
	1:27am KP: Where were we?
	1:27am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Klaus!
	1:28am KP: Hello, Mary.
	1:29am Mary Wing: Howdy; what's shakin', KP?
	1:29am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): @Mary: If you have a Kroger supermarket in your area they carry Skyline...canned and frozen cube. Go in with low expectations. I was completely underwhelmed by it at a Skyline location. The store bought version is no worse.
	1:31am Mary Wing: No Krogers here on the east coast, I think. And I use the term "delicacy" with limited seriousness. :-)
	1:32am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): And speaking of chili...Carroll Shelby, who lent his name to a popular chili making kit sold in stores here in Texas, passed away on May 10. He's best known for creating the Cobra automobiles (the Mustang Cobra in particular).
	1:32am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): @Mary: I sensed a shred of sarcasm in your comment. :)
	1:34am Mary Wing: Cars and chili making kits; he was a real Renaissance man!
	1:34am Kenzo (lastever): Hmm, wow!
	1:34am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): If you haven't seen "The Nomi Song" I can't recommend it highly enough. You can rent it on Amazon for $2.99.
	1:43am Mary Wing: Loved The Nomi Song, yep. Gotta push off to bed; see y'all in the wires!
	1:44am KP: Mary, nothing shakin but the leaves on the tree.
	1:45am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): @Mary: Goodnight, Mary. Have a great week!
	1:45am KP: Bu bye!
	1:46am Therese: Goodnight, Mary!!
	2:05am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): I forgot about the eclipse. So I watched the "Total Eclipse of the Heart" video. Bombastic Jim Steinman tunes heal the soul.
	2:06am KP: Winter's Bone, 5 months. Did eventually watch it.
	2:07am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): I'm worse than you, Therese. I've had Disc One of "The Staircase" since November 2010. :rollseyes:
	2:08am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Now I know why "Blank City" is listed as "Long Wait" in my Netflix queue. :P
	2:09am KP: BGZ. you win.
	2:10am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): I think Netflix adds titles to the streaming library based on two things: 1. Somebody has the disc for eternity 2. I get tired of waiting for a title to stream and rent it from Amazon. You can thank me for "Drive" now being available for streaming. :D
	2:17am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): This reminds me of the song played at my Pepa's funeral last year: "I'll Have a New Body (I'll Have a New Life)" by The Statler Brothers.
	2:25am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): I'm not all that familiar with Lee Hazlewood's music. I've been digging the tunes you've played over the past few weeks, Therese. Do you have a recommendation for an album to start with? I'm leaning towards "Movin' On" because it has "Hello Saturday Morning" on it. And a semi truck on the cover!
	2:30am Therese: I am partial to to "The Cowboy & the Lady." with Ann-Margret.
	2:36am KP: BGZ, whatever you get make sure it has Some Velvet Morning on it. You could work your way up to it by hunting down the Vanilla Fudge version.
	2:36am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): "Ram" reissue?
	2:37am KP: Your show goes quicker than anybody's. I guess that's a compliment.
	2:37am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Blerg...you said it while I was doing math. Billy Preston was the fifth Beatle. Ravi can be the sixth Beatle. :P
	2:41am KP: Stu Sutcliffe was literally the fifth Beatle.
	2:42am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): I've been debating getting the "Temporary Secretary" re-edit by Radio Slave.
	2:47am KP: Best Coast reminds me of band called Haight Ashbury i just came across on FB. HA is from France ithink and sound lot like Bangles. They've been called "Psychedelic ABBA.”
	2:50am KP: wow this is great. Who would cover this song? ... The Trypes!
	2:56am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Is this what plays when people go towards the light?
	3:02am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Enjoy your holiday weekend, Therese. See you back here in two weeks. :)
	3:04am KP: Adieu!

Therese: Playlist from May 21, 2012

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May 21, 2012: Let's Dance the Last Dance for Robin Gibb & Donna Summer

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Bee Gees	And the Sun Will Shine "And the Sun Will Shine" by "Bee Gees"	Horizontal	Reprise		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Marcy Levy & Robin Gibb	Help Me "Help Me" by "Marcy Levy & Robin Gibb"	Times Square Soundtrack	RSO		0:03:43 (Pop-up)
Donna Summer	With Your love "With Your love" by "Donna Summer"	Thank God It's Friday	Casablanca		0:07:01 (Pop-up)
Donna Summer	Last Dance "Last Dance" by "Donna Summer"	Thank God It's Friday	Casablanca		0:12:22 (Pop-up)
Mel Sheppard	Can I Take You Home "Can I Take You Home" by "Mel Sheppard"	Hatch's Disco Yacht- 2010 WFMU Marathon Premium	No Label		0:18:45 (Pop-up)
Record Player	Free Your Mind "Free Your Mind" by "Record Player"	Soul Cal: Disco and Modern Soul 1971-1982	Now Again	*	0:24:24 (Pop-up)

Valentine Brothers	Money's Too Tight To Mention	G.I. Disco (V/A)	Bbe		0:33:01 (Pop-up)
LCD Soundsystem	Disco Infiltrator	LCD Soundsystem	DFA/EMI		0:38:41 (Pop-up)
Defunkt	Defunkt "Defunkt" by "Defunkt"	New York Noise - Dance Music From The New York Underground 1978-1982	Soul Jazz		0:43:13 (Pop-up)
Electric Six	Dance Commander "Dance Commander" by "Electric Six"	Fire	XL Recordings		0:49:32 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Let's Dance "Let's Dance" by "David Bowie"	Let's Dance	EMI		0:52:07 (Pop-up)
Out Hud	It's for You "It's for You" by "Out Hud"	Let Us Never Speak of it Again	Kranky		1:00:11 (Pop-up)

Blockhead	Panic in Funkytown "Panic in Funkytown" by "Blockhead"	Interludes After Midnight	Ninja Tune	*	1:19:22 (Pop-up)
Klaus Nomi	Total Eclipse "Total Eclipse" by "Klaus Nomi"	Klaus Nomi	RCA		1:24:13 (Pop-up)
U.V. Pop	Four Minute Warning "Four Minute Warning" by "U.V. Pop"	No Songs Tomorrow	Sacred Bones/Mannequin	*	1:27:52 (Pop-up)
Plastic Bertrand	Wha! Wha! (Je Suis Un Chien, Nous Sommes Des Chiens, Vous Etes Des Chiens)	An 1	Hot Shot	*	1:33:00 (Pop-up)
The Wake	Talk About the Past "Talk About the Past" by "The Wake"	Here Comes Everybody + Singles 1983-1987	Captured Tracks	*	1:38:22 (Pop-up)
The Beta Band	Eclipse "Eclipse" by "The Beta Band"	Hot Shots II	Astralwerks		1:44:54 (Pop-up)
Cruise Family	Gone by Dawn "Gone by Dawn" by "Cruise Family"	We're in Heaven	Not Not Fun	*	1:51:14 (Pop-up)

The Sugarman Three	But It's Alright	What the World Needs Now	Daptone	*	2:07:05 (Pop-up)
Little Willie John	All Around the World	I Smell a Rat: Early Black Rock 'n Roll #2 (1949 - 1959)	Trikont	*	2:09:17 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash	Gospel Boogie (A Wonderful Time Up There)	Bootleg, Vol. IV: The Soul of Truth	Columbia / Legacy	*	2:11:57 (Pop-up)
Jack White	Weep Themselves to Sleep	Blunderbuss	Third Man/Columbia	*	2:14:32 (Pop-up)
Lee Hazlewood	The Night Before "The Night Before" by "Lee Hazlewood"	The LHI Years: Singles, Nudes & Backsides (1966-71)	Light in the Attic	*	2:19:03 (Pop-up)
Ray Charles	Here We Go Again "Here We Go Again" by "Ray Charles"	Singular Genius: The Complete ABC Singles (Sampler)	Concord	*	2:22:51 (Pop-up)
Mickey Murray	I Wanna See My Baby	People are Together	Secret Stash	*	2:25:18 (Pop-up)

Paul & Linda McCartney	Oh Woman, Oh Why	Ram (Paul McCartney Archive Collection)	Concord	*	2:35:12 (Pop-up)
Best Coast	Last Year "Last Year" by "Best Coast"	The Only Place	Mexican Summer		2:39:30 (Pop-up)
Amps for Christ	Lord Bateman (Child #53)	Woods / Amps For Christ	Shrimper		2:42:24 (Pop-up)
The Trypes	The Inner Light "The Inner Light" by "The Trypes"	Music for Neighbors	Acute Records	*	2:45:59 (Pop-up)
Jozef Van Wissem & Jim Jarmusch	Concerning the Entrance into Eternity	Concerning the Entrance into Eternity	Important	*	2:51:02 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:07am Matt from Springfield: Became saddened when I heard that song come on; Robin Gibb was very sick for a while, and has now passed beyond the ether. Thanks for (yet another) tribute.
	12:07am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Robin and Donna were a huge part of the soundtrack of my life during my grade school years. I'm sad to see them go. Eff you, cancer.
	12:08am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Good evening/morning, Therese. :) Hello Matt.
	12:09am Matt from Springfield: What year is the Times Square soundtrack from? Hello BGZ!
	12:12am Therese: Hi BGZ and MfS- Eff you cancer, is right!!!
	12:12am G: "Times Square is a 1980 film starring Trini Alvarado, Robin Johnson, and Tim Curry. The plot of the film essentially embodies a punk rock ethic - misunderstood youth forming a band and, through music, articulating their frustrations toward adult authority, personified in the film as parents, the medical establishment, and politicians."
	12:14am Matt from Springfield: Hmm, Tim Curry. In any case that song was pretty good, though not exactly punk rock. Unless, you're counting the early 90s TV album "Punk!"
	12:15am G: "The movie features a soundtrack of punk rock and New Wave music with a wide range of artists including The Ramones, The Cure, XTC, Lou Reed, Gary Numan, Talking Heads, Suzi Quatro, Roxy Music, Robin Gibb & Marcy Levy, Patti Smith and The Pretenders."
	12:16am Droll: Matt, You're thinking of Adam Curry.
	12:16am Therese: Lately, that early 90's TV album "Punk" has come up in conversation far more often than it should.
	12:18am Matt from Springfield: I swear, Therese, I walked into that link, and now I can't get those people out of my head! When I sleep I see them, putting on wigs and trying to sell me non-punk products...
	12:19am Matt from Springfield: Was it Liz Berg who first rediscovered that link?
	12:19am Bob in DC and/or Virginia: Greetings, Therese! Getting a really strong eighth grade graduation party vibe so far tonight.
	12:19am Therese: Liz, or possibly John Allen?
	12:20am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Allan Moyle didn't make another film for a decade: "Pump Up The Volume" starring Christian Slater and Samantha Mathis. He also directed "Empire Records" and the VH1 movie "Man In The Mirror: The Michael Jackson Story." And yes...I seem to have been stumbling across that "Punk" ad a lot in the past couple of weeks.
	12:20am Therese: Thanks, Bob. My work here is done...
	12:20am Martha: Was gonna make a comment about Suzi Quatro and punk/new wave but I think I should quit while I'm ahead -
	12:22am KP: I ordered "Punk." very excited. Kama Kama Chameleon!
	12:22am Ace in Al Ain, UAE: @Bob in DC... Yeah, I've made out with two girls already, and 7 in Heaven hasn't even started yet.
	12:23am Matt from Springfield: @KP: Rush Delivery and COD available. Hey Ace, still in the UAE? When are you moving back?
	12:25am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): <singing> I'm on a yacht I'm on a yacht Take a good hard look at the mothereffing yacht! </singing>
	12:29am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): I bet this song has a laser whip solo.
	12:30am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): @Matt: Does anybody still offer COD? I chuckle whenever I order something and it says COD is not available.
	12:31am G: "Notice: COD only available in 1947. Please check there."
	12:32am Ace in Al Ain, UAE: 1 month. My wife is already there, and managed to find work, so that's a plus. Meet you at the Bradlick Shopping Center. I assume the Ben Franklin 5 and Dime from 1984 is still there. I'll be in the sewing aisle, pricing McCall's Pattern Books. I'm enjoying all this talk of punk whilst listening to disco.
	12:32am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): O-H I-O
	12:34am Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: I guess there's still old people who call and ask if COD is available. @Ace: See you there. You're really a local time machine! :)
	12:37am Matt from Springfield: This is a great comp--I first heard Mary Wing play from this comp, and then found out that whaddaya know, (not surprisingly) Joe McG has played the SINGLE 45 for "Money's Too Tight To Mention" before!
	12:44am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): I can't put into words just how much I love LCD! James is starting to do more DJ sets outside of NYC now that "Shut Up And Play The Hits" is going from festival screenings to theatrical release. Adam Yauch's Oscilloscope Laboratories is distributing it.
	12:57am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Stevie Ray Vaughan
	1:01am Droll: BGZ, SRV (RIP) on guitar, that's Tony Thompson (RIP) on drums, and this was produced by Nile Rogers (who's very sick now). Another FMU DJ was lamenting that many of our heroes are getting to "that age".
	1:05am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): @Droll: It's certainly felt that way lately. I didn't know that Nile has been in poor health. I'm sorry to hear that. The casual listener has no idea how important his role in the history of music has been.
	1:07am G: "In January 2011, Rodgers revealed on his website he is fighting cancer, which was diagnosed in October 2010."
	1:10am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): He sounds congested on most of the songs on that album. I think it was lack of confidence in his singing. He really belts it out on "Sounds Of Silver" and "This Is Happening."
	1:11am Matt from Springfield: This Upside-Down Bat is rejoicing!! Thanks for another World Goth Day promo--this has gotten good air time on FMU!
	1:13am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Jaeger is a preferred goth beverage? I had no idea. I always associate it with Slayer's Kerry King (and walking around at Slayer shows with 20-ounce Coca Cola bottles filled with Jaeger).
	1:21am Mary Wing: Jeff Sarge in a minute on Monday?!?! WTF?
	1:21am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Will Julie play Disney storybook records to tuck us in at the end of the show?
	1:22am Therese: One minute that I'm sure he will make count, Mary!
	1:23am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): <singing> Panic on the streets of London Panic on the streets of Funkytown </singing>
	1:26am Mary Wing: I wish you hadn't mentioned Skyline Chili; the nearest restaurant is 391 miles away. I may die without ever tasting this particular delicacy, heh.
	1:27am KP: Where were we?
	1:27am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Klaus!
	1:28am KP: Hello, Mary.
	1:29am Mary Wing: Howdy; what's shakin', KP?
	1:29am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): @Mary: If you have a Kroger supermarket in your area they carry Skyline...canned and frozen cube. Go in with low expectations. I was completely underwhelmed by it at a Skyline location. The store bought version is no worse.
	1:31am Mary Wing: No Krogers here on the east coast, I think. And I use the term "delicacy" with limited seriousness. :-)
	1:32am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): And speaking of chili...Carroll Shelby, who lent his name to a popular chili making kit sold in stores here in Texas, passed away on May 10. He's best known for creating the Cobra automobiles (the Mustang Cobra in particular).
	1:32am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): @Mary: I sensed a shred of sarcasm in your comment. :)
	1:34am Mary Wing: Cars and chili making kits; he was a real Renaissance man!
	1:34am Kenzo (lastever): Hmm, wow!
	1:34am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): If you haven't seen "The Nomi Song" I can't recommend it highly enough. You can rent it on Amazon for $2.99.
	1:43am Mary Wing: Loved The Nomi Song, yep. Gotta push off to bed; see y'all in the wires!
	1:44am KP: Mary, nothing shakin but the leaves on the tree.
	1:45am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): @Mary: Goodnight, Mary. Have a great week!
	1:45am KP: Bu bye!
	1:46am Therese: Goodnight, Mary!!
	2:05am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): I forgot about the eclipse. So I watched the "Total Eclipse of the Heart" video. Bombastic Jim Steinman tunes heal the soul.
	2:06am KP: Winter's Bone, 5 months. Did eventually watch it.
	2:07am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): I'm worse than you, Therese. I've had Disc One of "The Staircase" since November 2010. :rollseyes:
	2:08am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Now I know why "Blank City" is listed as "Long Wait" in my Netflix queue. :P
	2:09am KP: BGZ. you win.
	2:10am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): I think Netflix adds titles to the streaming library based on two things: 1. Somebody has the disc for eternity 2. I get tired of waiting for a title to stream and rent it from Amazon. You can thank me for "Drive" now being available for streaming. :D
	2:17am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): This reminds me of the song played at my Pepa's funeral last year: "I'll Have a New Body (I'll Have a New Life)" by The Statler Brothers.
	2:25am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): I'm not all that familiar with Lee Hazlewood's music. I've been digging the tunes you've played over the past few weeks, Therese. Do you have a recommendation for an album to start with? I'm leaning towards "Movin' On" because it has "Hello Saturday Morning" on it. And a semi truck on the cover!
	2:30am Therese: I am partial to to "The Cowboy & the Lady." with Ann-Margret.
	2:36am KP: BGZ, whatever you get make sure it has Some Velvet Morning on it. You could work your way up to it by hunting down the Vanilla Fudge version.
	2:36am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): "Ram" reissue?
	2:37am KP: Your show goes quicker than anybody's. I guess that's a compliment.
	2:37am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Blerg...you said it while I was doing math. Billy Preston was the fifth Beatle. Ravi can be the sixth Beatle. :P
	2:41am KP: Stu Sutcliffe was literally the fifth Beatle.
	2:42am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): I've been debating getting the "Temporary Secretary" re-edit by Radio Slave.
	2:47am KP: Best Coast reminds me of band called Haight Ashbury i just came across on FB. HA is from France ithink and sound lot like Bangles. They've been called "Psychedelic ABBA.”
	2:50am KP: wow this is great. Who would cover this song? ... The Trypes!
	2:56am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Is this what plays when people go towards the light?
	3:02am BadGuyZero (Dallas, TX): Enjoy your holiday weekend, Therese. See you back here in two weeks. :)
	3:04am KP: Adieu!

Therese: Playlist from May 21, 2012

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