WFMU: Therese: Playlist from March 25, 2013

Listener comments!
	12:04am Ken From Hyde Park: I heard a band play this (Hocus Pocus) in a bar one time. I was kind of surprised that anyone would cover this tune.
	12:05am BadGuyZero: They probably thought they were covering Gary Hoey.
	12:06am Pete from Boston (and NJ): When I first heard this song when I was a teenager, I pretty much thought it was the coolest thing I'd ever heard.
	12:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I only really know this one (a good one) by Focus - but another FMU DJ played another one recently - & it was good too...
	12:11am Cory: Gary U.S. Bonds played Joseph?
	12:11am Tome: Hi Therese ! Hi Kiddles ! great start to show too !
	12:13am Uncle Michael: Post-Palm Sunday theme?
	12:14am P-90: @RR: I think I heard that too, an FMU DJ played something cool, said it was Focus, and I realized that I didn't know any Focus except HP.
	12:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Over @ 'More Than a Few Excting Moments' idea came up of making next Marathon Finale 'Jesus Christ Superstar' - & my brain got going by itself casting from FMU DJ roster - but on Jason Elbogen's show he said it's already been done too well by some High School he informs of on his profile page thru facebook...
	12:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'Have you forgotten HOW PUT DOWN WE ARE - !'...I still like JCSuperstar!...
	12:18am BadGuyZero: Is this on a wax cylinder?
	12:18am P-90: Deep Purple was the core "rock band" section on the original recording of JCS. The orchestral stuff was particularly well combined with the electric instruments, a rare thing.
	12:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Ah: Sounds like that was where that idea came from there...
	12:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - Ian Gillan (sp?) was JC? Ben Vereen as Judas - just in film?
	12:20am Tome: Jefferey Hunter still the best Jesus -- maybe because when I was a kid ,,.,.,,
	12:20am Uncle Michael: I a situation like that, I'd cover "The Thirty-Nine Blows."
	12:21am BadGuyZero: My "ability to get on a plane" skill.
	12:21am Uncle Michael: @Rev: Ted Neely and Carl Anderson in the film.
	12:22am Uncle Michael: Shugg is touring!
	12:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wm. Berger as Judas or Caiphus? Irwin as Pilate? DaveSpazz as SimonZealot? Or not? It's a fun game...
	12:22am P-90: Ian Gillan was JC, Murray "One Night in Bangkok" Head was Judas. They actually rushed the film into production and had the movie cast sing over the original album music tracks.
	12:24am Uncle Michael: P-90. that's the original rock opera. I'm talking about the film. Ted Neely was JC on film.
	12:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Right - there were theatre Cast albums & Movie albums? A typical thing?...
	12:25am Uncle Michael: he original project was neither stage or screen...it was studio.
	12:27am BadGuyZero: The Shuggie show in Chicago I was hoping to attend [a Wednesday show] is sold out. He's also playing the night before but I don't think I'll be able to make that one. BLERG!
	12:27am Uncle Michael: I'd love to see him play out.
	12:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ah. ...Another scary example of turning into That Old Guy trying to remember stuff from - 40 YEARS AGO.
	12:30am P-90: @RR: Yes, there's usually an "original cast" recording of the first stage production. In a very innovative move, A. LLoyd Webber put together a studio album of the show before it was ever staged. The album was a hit and overcame the resistance at the time to the "controversial" subject (and title!), which made it possible to do the Broadway production.
	12:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Another thing I like - the War of the Worlds rock opera ('78?)...
	12:35am P-90: @RR: Wikipedia says '76.
	12:37am P-90: Correction: 1978! I was in high school, my friends and I loved the record, it was pretty "proggy."
	12:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: '76: Thanx - ! (Hence the question mark...) - That one I didn't know about then - only more recently...
	12:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mojo Mag had an article on it - it was like the guy's life passion. Proggy & Dramatic maybe - but done w/ some intelligence & class. Narrated by Richard Burton - great! - & featured John Lodge of Moodys, Phil Lynott, David Essex...H.G. Wells w/ that is the original Alien Invasion story all others devolve from - replete w/ BritEmpire metaphors that are still quite serviceable...Speilberg got it wrong - keep it Victorian & let the Metaphors speak for themselves! George Pal ok in 50's...
	12:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I played it in Thrift Store I work @ for Halloween a lot - & what w/ 9/11 & terrorism & contempo. natural disasters - H.G. Well's imagery ('the rout of Civilization', &tc.) still works pretty well...Flaming Lips are sortof doing Rock Operas - Mars Volta doing Concept Albums?...
	12:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wow - how many tracks like this does Mary Wells have? Why oh why must we only hear three tracks by anyone???...Yes - I know: They're called 'hits'...
	12:51am Pete from Boston (and NJ): I first heard Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of War of the Worlds on the Evan "Funk" Davies show about two years ago and still have a great appreciation for it. So over-the-top with the prog, theatrics, guitar wanking, and even a little discoishness in some of the beats.
	12:51am P-90: George Pal's version was brilliant, one of the top 5 Hollywood Science fiction films of the 50's. But with that exception (and Orson's) I agree that the Victorian setting is key. There's supposed to be a film version of Jeff Wayne's most recent touring production of WOTW, with added live in-theater special effects, opening in April.
	12:53am Pete from Boston (and NJ): Wikipedia mentions a new recording, this time with Liam Neeson narrating, planned for last year.
	12:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great Tracks - ! ...Listening - but give y'all a break & sleep now. Thanx for company!
	12:56am P-90: @Pete: your description is perfect: proggy, guitar-wanking, AND a hint of Disco. Kinda like "Another Brick in the Wall", come to think of it... Or "Shakedown Street" by you-know-who.
	1:02am KP: Hey Therese. sorry im late. Went to Emmy Lou/Richard Thompson. Those double bills go on forever.
	1:12am KP: Revolution Rabbit, just saw you post about War of Worlds and Evan. I heard that show one night as i was going home on train. Whole thing. Freaking fantastic and moving along the tracks seem to sharpen experience.
	1:14am KP: Oops. Sorry, it's Pete who mentions Evan.
	1:15am P-90: Did Evan play the whole thing, like for Halloween or something?
	1:23am KP: I dont think it was Halloween. It was a Prog Rock thing and really wild. He played the whole thing/
	1:25am P-90: Gotta find that in his archives.
	1:28am Pete from Boston (and NJ): It was in December of 2010. It's one of the favorites in my profile. I don't know if he played it all, but he played a lot.
	1:29am Pete from Boston (and NJ): Here it is: www.wfmu.org...
	1:38am P-90: Cool! Thanks!
	1:40am KP: i def contacted him right after the show. Prob email,my name is not are board. I see Danne D, Joe B there.
	1:42am KP: i think i started iphone posting in 2011. i was def. on train. Im usually out later, no idea why so early that night.
	1:43am Hoboken Jack: The mother and child reunion is only a segue away.
	1:43am Rod: This set has been great Ms. Therese. Fun fact: My college radio show way back when was called "Things Behind the Sun"
	1:44am KP: Therese, a Kathy Fennessey on FB & twitter, who is a Seattle rock and movie critic, posted a song by Nick Drake's mother. Her album is being rereleased. It's heartbreaking because she sounds like him.
	1:45am Steve-O: Hi Therese! Sad to say I missed the opening of your show and that I'll have to go to bed soon, but I hope to catch the archive tomorrow so I can listen in....sounds like everyone's been having fun today. =)
	1:46am KP: Until I mentioned Nick Drake's mother.
	1:51am Pete from Boston (and NJ): Wow, I thought the Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs collaboration was odd, but Tim Robbins too, now?
	1:53am KP: No Susan Saradon?
	1:54am Pete from Boston (and NJ): It's too bad they didn't do "I Want To Live" or "Drugs Stink."
	1:57am Hoboken Jack: Not to be a Jack Frost, but we're still looking at 2-3 in. of snow starting at 6 a.m.
	1:58am Pete from Boston (and NJ): I would love to continue to spin special threads of silver and gold, but it is bedtime. Switching back to NJ tomorrow. Be sure to wave.
	1:58am KP: Therese, my wife was in Girl Guides in England. as featured in "A Quick One While He's Away."
	2:03am KP: Great Scot!
	2:13am KP: Nice Son Volt. I was thinking of them after Emmy Lou.
	2:15am Hoboken Jack: Hooray for Dump!
	2:16am KP: Dump? wow THey sound great.
	2:18am P-90: Dump do sound great.
	2:23am KP: Where are they from?
	2:24am Therese: KP- It's James McNew from Yo La Tengo
	2:26am Peteski: checking in, that Föllakzoid track - pretty great
	2:28am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Speaking of James McNew, for those that have not seen it The Parking Lot Movie is a pretty pleasurable documentary on the lives of parking lot attendants at a lot in Charlottesville, Virginia (including one James McNew.)
	2:29am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: This Major Stars release is an interestingly uncharacteristic one for Important. I'm loving the song.
	2:30am KP: Oh. Thanks. Maybe Major Stars then.
	2:32am KP: Super Tomorrow's Parties .
	2:35am Therese: I think the Major Stars are from Boston?
	2:39am KP: Yes. FMU is big part of their wiki entry. On April 28, 2007, Major Stars was the first concert of New York City's WFMU Free Music Series.[3] Previously, on May 9, 2006, Major Stars had performed live in the WFMU studio.
	2:40am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: What I would like to know is how many more "reality" shows set in Boston I'm going to have to avoid during the upcoming yeahhhhhh?
	2:40am KP: You're really rockin on bandstand. great stuff.
	2:45am pp: The men song sounds like the replacements song, left of the dial
	2:46am Hoboken Jack: The Woolen Men seem to be going for a Flying Nun demo sound and by god, it's working!
	2:47am KP: I heard the Men on the Collector's Choice background music thing they have on cable. Could not believe it.
	2:57am KP: Do you have Union City from 2013 edition. That was my favorite/
	2:58am KP: Union City Blue ... very great.

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March 25, 2013: Even more 70s musical theater than usual and other Hocus Pocus (by Focus)

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Focus	Hocus Pocus "Hocus Pocus" by "Focus"	Moving Waves	Sire			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Gary Bond	Close Every Door "Close Every Door" by "Gary Bond"	Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat	MCA			0:06:54 (Pop-up)
Stephen and David	All for the Best	Godspell - A Musical Based Upon The Gospel According To St. Matthew	Arista			0:09:30 (Pop-up)
Carl Anderson	Heaven on Their Minds	Jesus Christ Superstar (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)	MCA			0:11:58 (Pop-up)
Station Manager Ken and The Hoof and Mouth Sinfonia	Heaven on Their Minds (scratchy CDR version)	Hoof and Mouth Sinfonia 2003	WFMU			0:16:03 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Shuggie Otis	Pling! "Pling!" by "Shuggie Otis"	Inspiration Information	Luaka Bop			0:17:43 (Pop-up)
Apple and the Three Oranges	Gotta Stand for Something Pt. 1	Free and Easy	Now-Again		*	0:22:43 (Pop-up)
Band of Thieves	Thieves in the Funkhouse	Twin Cities Funk and Soul: Lost R&B Grooves from Minneapolis/St. Paul 1964-1979	Secret Stash		*	0:25:50 (Pop-up)
Jombo	Melodiscolypso II Disco Mix	Jombo	Tembo		*	0:32:14 (Pop-up)
The Delfonics	Stand Up "Stand Up" by "The Delfonics"	Adrian Younge Presents the Delfonics	Wax Poetics		*	0:38:03 (Pop-up)
Roy Porter Sound Machine	Ohh-La-La	The Story of Roy Porter Sound Machine 1971-1975	Tramp		*	0:40:20 (Pop-up)
Bonnie & Sheila	You Keep Me Hanging On	Royal Grooves: Funk and Groovy Soul from the King Records Vaults (V/A)	BGP/Ace		*	0:44:28 (Pop-up)
Mary Wells feat. the Supremes	Have a Little Patience (and Wait)	Something New: Motown Lost & Found 1961-1964	Hip-O Select		*	0:47:19 (Pop-up)
The Five Stairsteps	Playgirl's Love	The Complete Curtis Mayfield Years	Outta Sight		*	0:50:24 (Pop-up)
Bo & the Metros	Moving On "Moving On" by "Bo & the Metros"	Boddie Recording Company: Cleveland, OH Box Set	Numero Group		*	0:53:16 (Pop-up)
Dengue Fever	Tiger Phone Card "Tiger Phone Card" by "Dengue Fever"	In the Ley Lines	Tuk Tuk		*	0:54:49 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Shuggie Otis	Pling! "Pling!" by "Shuggie Otis"	Inspiration Information	Luaka Bop			0:57:52 (Pop-up)
Brenda Ray	Everyday Just Another Dream (Longer Version)	D'ya Hear Me! Naffi Years 1979-83	Em		*	1:12:17 (Pop-up)
Bebo Phillips	Private Life "Private Life" by "Bebo Phillips"	Bebo in a Dub Style	Tafari Records		*	1:15:28 (Pop-up)
Delroy Wilson	I Am Not a King "I Am Not a King" by "Delroy Wilson"	7" Single	Studio One/Coxsone			1:19:16 (Pop-up)
Homie & Paulette	Everytime "Everytime" by "Homie & Paulette"	7" Single	Studio One/Coxsone			1:21:51 (Pop-up)
J.D. Smoothe	Bridges "Bridges" by "J.D. Smoothe"	7" Single	Studio One/Coxsone			1:24:23 (Pop-up)
Pazy and the Black Hippies	My Home	Wa Ho Ha	Secret Stash		*	1:27:55 (Pop-up)
The Trash Company	So You Don't Love Me	The Earle Hotel Tapes: 1979-1993	Steady Sounds		*	1:32:10 (Pop-up)
Vashti Bunyan	Which Will "Which Will" by "Vashti Bunyan"	Way to Blue: The Songs of Nick Drake	StorySound		*	1:35:34 (Pop-up)
Molly Drake	Dream Your Dreams "Dream Your Dreams" by "Molly Drake"	Molly Drake	Squirrel Thing		*	1:38:58 (Pop-up)
Nick Drake	Things Behind the Sun "Things Behind the Sun" by "Nick Drake"	Pink Moon	Island			1:41:05 (Pop-up)
Tim Robbins w/ Matthew Sweet & Susanna Hoffs	Marianne	Son of Rogue's Gallery: Pirate Ballads, Sea Songs & Chanteys	Anti		*	1:45:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Shuggie Otis	Pling! "Pling!" by "Shuggie Otis"	Inspiration Information	Luaka Bop			1:49:02 (Pop-up)
Robyn Hitchcock	Stupefied "Stupefied" by "Robyn Hitchcock"	Love From London	Yep Roc		*	1:57:27 (Pop-up)
Alasdair Roberts & Friends	The Year of the Burning	A Wonder Working Stone	Drag City		*	2:00:33 (Pop-up)
Devendra Banhart	Never Seen Such Good Things	Mala	Nonesuch		*	2:06:07 (Pop-up)
Son Volt	Angel of the Blues "Angel of the Blues" by "Son Volt"	Honky Tonk	Rounder		*	2:09:00 (Pop-up)
Dump	Secret Blood "Secret Blood" by "Dump"	Superpowerless	Morr Music		*	2:13:18 (Pop-up)
Föllakzoid	Rio "Rio" by "Föllakzoid"	II	Sacred Bones		*	2:16:00 (Pop-up)
Major Stars	No Attraction "No Attraction" by "Major Stars"	Decibels of Gratitude	Important		*	2:23:54 (Pop-up)
The Fresh & Onlys	All Tomorrow's Parties	The Velvet Underground and Nico (V/A)	Castle Face		*	2:28:57 (Pop-up)
The Men	The Seeds "The Seeds" by "The Men"	New Moon	Sacred Bones		*	2:33:19 (Pop-up)
The Loons	If You Could Read Your Mind	Split 7" w/ Clinic	Ugly Things		*	2:37:30 (Pop-up)
The Woolen Men	Drunkard's Dream "Drunkard's Dream" by "The Woolen Men"	The Woolen Men	Woodsist		*	2:40:29 (Pop-up)
Dry Bonnet	Do It Clean "Do It Clean" by "Dry Bonnet"	Hey You 7"	Replay		*	2:44:52 (Pop-up)
Keith Mansfield	Soul Thing "Soul Thing" by "Keith Mansfield"	TV Sound and Television Image: British Television, Film and Library Composers 1956-80	Soul Jazz		*	2:48:48 (Pop-up)
Station Manager Ken and The Hoof and Mouth Sinfonia	Heaven on Their Minds	Hoof and Mouth Sinfonia 2003	WFMU	now with 90% less surface noise!		2:51:44 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:04am Ken From Hyde Park: I heard a band play this (Hocus Pocus) in a bar one time. I was kind of surprised that anyone would cover this tune.
	12:05am BadGuyZero: They probably thought they were covering Gary Hoey.
	12:06am Pete from Boston (and NJ): When I first heard this song when I was a teenager, I pretty much thought it was the coolest thing I'd ever heard.
	12:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I only really know this one (a good one) by Focus - but another FMU DJ played another one recently - & it was good too...
	12:11am Cory: Gary U.S. Bonds played Joseph?
	12:11am Tome: Hi Therese ! Hi Kiddles ! great start to show too !
	12:13am Uncle Michael: Post-Palm Sunday theme?
	12:14am P-90: @RR: I think I heard that too, an FMU DJ played something cool, said it was Focus, and I realized that I didn't know any Focus except HP.
	12:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Over @ 'More Than a Few Excting Moments' idea came up of making next Marathon Finale 'Jesus Christ Superstar' - & my brain got going by itself casting from FMU DJ roster - but on Jason Elbogen's show he said it's already been done too well by some High School he informs of on his profile page thru facebook...
	12:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'Have you forgotten HOW PUT DOWN WE ARE - !'...I still like JCSuperstar!...
	12:18am BadGuyZero: Is this on a wax cylinder?
	12:18am P-90: Deep Purple was the core "rock band" section on the original recording of JCS. The orchestral stuff was particularly well combined with the electric instruments, a rare thing.
	12:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Ah: Sounds like that was where that idea came from there...
	12:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - Ian Gillan (sp?) was JC? Ben Vereen as Judas - just in film?
	12:20am Tome: Jefferey Hunter still the best Jesus -- maybe because when I was a kid ,,.,.,,
	12:20am Uncle Michael: I a situation like that, I'd cover "The Thirty-Nine Blows."
	12:21am BadGuyZero: My "ability to get on a plane" skill.
	12:21am Uncle Michael: @Rev: Ted Neely and Carl Anderson in the film.
	12:22am Uncle Michael: Shugg is touring!
	12:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wm. Berger as Judas or Caiphus? Irwin as Pilate? DaveSpazz as SimonZealot? Or not? It's a fun game...
	12:22am P-90: Ian Gillan was JC, Murray "One Night in Bangkok" Head was Judas. They actually rushed the film into production and had the movie cast sing over the original album music tracks.
	12:24am Uncle Michael: P-90. that's the original rock opera. I'm talking about the film. Ted Neely was JC on film.
	12:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Right - there were theatre Cast albums & Movie albums? A typical thing?...
	12:25am Uncle Michael: he original project was neither stage or screen...it was studio.
	12:27am BadGuyZero: The Shuggie show in Chicago I was hoping to attend [a Wednesday show] is sold out. He's also playing the night before but I don't think I'll be able to make that one. BLERG!
	12:27am Uncle Michael: I'd love to see him play out.
	12:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ah. ...Another scary example of turning into That Old Guy trying to remember stuff from - 40 YEARS AGO.
	12:30am P-90: @RR: Yes, there's usually an "original cast" recording of the first stage production. In a very innovative move, A. LLoyd Webber put together a studio album of the show before it was ever staged. The album was a hit and overcame the resistance at the time to the "controversial" subject (and title!), which made it possible to do the Broadway production.
	12:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Another thing I like - the War of the Worlds rock opera ('78?)...
	12:35am P-90: @RR: Wikipedia says '76.
	12:37am P-90: Correction: 1978! I was in high school, my friends and I loved the record, it was pretty "proggy."
	12:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: '76: Thanx - ! (Hence the question mark...) - That one I didn't know about then - only more recently...
	12:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mojo Mag had an article on it - it was like the guy's life passion. Proggy & Dramatic maybe - but done w/ some intelligence & class. Narrated by Richard Burton - great! - & featured John Lodge of Moodys, Phil Lynott, David Essex...H.G. Wells w/ that is the original Alien Invasion story all others devolve from - replete w/ BritEmpire metaphors that are still quite serviceable...Speilberg got it wrong - keep it Victorian & let the Metaphors speak for themselves! George Pal ok in 50's...
	12:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I played it in Thrift Store I work @ for Halloween a lot - & what w/ 9/11 & terrorism & contempo. natural disasters - H.G. Well's imagery ('the rout of Civilization', &tc.) still works pretty well...Flaming Lips are sortof doing Rock Operas - Mars Volta doing Concept Albums?...
	12:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wow - how many tracks like this does Mary Wells have? Why oh why must we only hear three tracks by anyone???...Yes - I know: They're called 'hits'...
	12:51am Pete from Boston (and NJ): I first heard Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of War of the Worlds on the Evan "Funk" Davies show about two years ago and still have a great appreciation for it. So over-the-top with the prog, theatrics, guitar wanking, and even a little discoishness in some of the beats.
	12:51am P-90: George Pal's version was brilliant, one of the top 5 Hollywood Science fiction films of the 50's. But with that exception (and Orson's) I agree that the Victorian setting is key. There's supposed to be a film version of Jeff Wayne's most recent touring production of WOTW, with added live in-theater special effects, opening in April.
	12:53am Pete from Boston (and NJ): Wikipedia mentions a new recording, this time with Liam Neeson narrating, planned for last year.
	12:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great Tracks - ! ...Listening - but give y'all a break & sleep now. Thanx for company!
	12:56am P-90: @Pete: your description is perfect: proggy, guitar-wanking, AND a hint of Disco. Kinda like "Another Brick in the Wall", come to think of it... Or "Shakedown Street" by you-know-who.
	1:02am KP: Hey Therese. sorry im late. Went to Emmy Lou/Richard Thompson. Those double bills go on forever.
	1:12am KP: Revolution Rabbit, just saw you post about War of Worlds and Evan. I heard that show one night as i was going home on train. Whole thing. Freaking fantastic and moving along the tracks seem to sharpen experience.
	1:14am KP: Oops. Sorry, it's Pete who mentions Evan.
	1:15am P-90: Did Evan play the whole thing, like for Halloween or something?
	1:23am KP: I dont think it was Halloween. It was a Prog Rock thing and really wild. He played the whole thing/
	1:25am P-90: Gotta find that in his archives.
	1:28am Pete from Boston (and NJ): It was in December of 2010. It's one of the favorites in my profile. I don't know if he played it all, but he played a lot.
	1:29am Pete from Boston (and NJ): Here it is: www.wfmu.org...
	1:38am P-90: Cool! Thanks!
	1:40am KP: i def contacted him right after the show. Prob email,my name is not are board. I see Danne D, Joe B there.
	1:42am KP: i think i started iphone posting in 2011. i was def. on train. Im usually out later, no idea why so early that night.
	1:43am Hoboken Jack: The mother and child reunion is only a segue away.
	1:43am Rod: This set has been great Ms. Therese. Fun fact: My college radio show way back when was called "Things Behind the Sun"
	1:44am KP: Therese, a Kathy Fennessey on FB & twitter, who is a Seattle rock and movie critic, posted a song by Nick Drake's mother. Her album is being rereleased. It's heartbreaking because she sounds like him.
	1:45am Steve-O: Hi Therese! Sad to say I missed the opening of your show and that I'll have to go to bed soon, but I hope to catch the archive tomorrow so I can listen in....sounds like everyone's been having fun today. =)
	1:46am KP: Until I mentioned Nick Drake's mother.
	1:51am Pete from Boston (and NJ): Wow, I thought the Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs collaboration was odd, but Tim Robbins too, now?
	1:53am KP: No Susan Saradon?
	1:54am Pete from Boston (and NJ): It's too bad they didn't do "I Want To Live" or "Drugs Stink."
	1:57am Hoboken Jack: Not to be a Jack Frost, but we're still looking at 2-3 in. of snow starting at 6 a.m.
	1:58am Pete from Boston (and NJ): I would love to continue to spin special threads of silver and gold, but it is bedtime. Switching back to NJ tomorrow. Be sure to wave.
	1:58am KP: Therese, my wife was in Girl Guides in England. as featured in "A Quick One While He's Away."
	2:03am KP: Great Scot!
	2:13am KP: Nice Son Volt. I was thinking of them after Emmy Lou.
	2:15am Hoboken Jack: Hooray for Dump!
	2:16am KP: Dump? wow THey sound great.
	2:18am P-90: Dump do sound great.
	2:23am KP: Where are they from?
	2:24am Therese: KP- It's James McNew from Yo La Tengo
	2:26am Peteski: checking in, that Föllakzoid track - pretty great
	2:28am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Speaking of James McNew, for those that have not seen it The Parking Lot Movie is a pretty pleasurable documentary on the lives of parking lot attendants at a lot in Charlottesville, Virginia (including one James McNew.)
	2:29am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: This Major Stars release is an interestingly uncharacteristic one for Important. I'm loving the song.
	2:30am KP: Oh. Thanks. Maybe Major Stars then.
	2:32am KP: Super Tomorrow's Parties .
	2:35am Therese: I think the Major Stars are from Boston?
	2:39am KP: Yes. FMU is big part of their wiki entry. On April 28, 2007, Major Stars was the first concert of New York City's WFMU Free Music Series.[3] Previously, on May 9, 2006, Major Stars had performed live in the WFMU studio.
	2:40am Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: What I would like to know is how many more "reality" shows set in Boston I'm going to have to avoid during the upcoming yeahhhhhh?
	2:40am KP: You're really rockin on bandstand. great stuff.
	2:45am pp: The men song sounds like the replacements song, left of the dial
	2:46am Hoboken Jack: The Woolen Men seem to be going for a Flying Nun demo sound and by god, it's working!
	2:47am KP: I heard the Men on the Collector's Choice background music thing they have on cable. Could not believe it.
	2:57am KP: Do you have Union City from 2013 edition. That was my favorite/
	2:58am KP: Union City Blue ... very great.

Therese: Playlist from March 25, 2013

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