WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from November 5, 2014

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	3:05pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Irwin. This a pretty thin book, I think, or maybe a matchbook cover masquerading as a book?
	3:08pm fred: Good afternoon Irwin and Sem Speaking of books, I'm rereading the book of the SubGenius, which happens to mention a Chusid
	3:09pm still b/p: Did you go to Burning Manuscript in the desert this year?
	3:09pm Listening Out There: "Guy Monday" does sound like a pseudonym, IMO...
	3:11pm Sem Chumbo: Hi, fred. We are getting quite an overview of the Jack Bruce oeuvre on the station since his death. Fine by me, hearing things of which I knew nothing. Thanks, Irwin, for this addition.
	3:12pm Laura L: Looking forward to a trip to Scarfolk sometime--bet they don't mind BYOB, bring your own books.
	3:12pm common: i'm with you, sem. good to hear this stuff.
	3:15pm oks: ohhh slim harpo..baby scratch my back ..
	3:21pm Mike East: tame impala is at the Beacon Theater Sunday/Monday I believe...they were giving away tix on the radio this morning.
	3:23pm Mike East: enter here: www.thealternateside.org... don't judge me for listening to the alternate side on occasion.
	3:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Friends - I have recently enjoyed my 1st exposure to the true inspiration available in The SubGenius Hour of Slack podcast : hourofslack.libsyn.com... ...somewhat Hearty-esque or even more Firesign-ish perhaps - but really I should let you experience your own Bobtism for yerself...
	3:33pm Listening Out There: ...the intro to "Premonition" reminds me of "Something in the Air," Thunderclap Newman...
	3:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @mikeE: Please inform me (sitting here in nowhere) of as many even slightly interesting Online Streams as you may wish. & - Hello ! @LOT: - & Produced by Pete Townshend of course...
	3:40pm Webhamster Henry: Hammered dulcimer is in there! Robert Een was in Meredith Monk's chorus... may still be AFAIK.
	3:40pm Michael: Rev: Many years ago there was a weekly SubGenius hour on WFMU. Early 1980’s I reckon. Still have my Bob mug from the old catalog I had.
	3:41pm Mike East: @RevRabbit - alternate side is a good place to see what the "cool kids" are listening to these days...though WFMU is for the REALLY cool kids, without quotes.
	3:43pm common: yay, love!
	3:43pm V Priceless: what common said! Hey com...hey Irwin and gang!
	3:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Free ArthurLee ! ...many the great streams I ignore for the sake of annoying everyone here...
	3:52pm Listening Out There: Musette Explosion is supposed to be on Fresh Air (NPR) sometime soon...
	3:54pm common: hey vp!
	3:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Fresh Air podcast link to keep an eye out: www.npr.org...
	3:56pm Ĩkє: Alt Side is not bad, but a bit repetitive at times; Altrok Radio is better for that indie rock sort of thing. However, Alt Side has Alisa A. who has one of the most gorgeous voices in radio, and more live performances if you like that kind of thing. Neither is much like WFMU, which is obviously the queen of all streaming and the best thing since sliced megahertz.
	4:00pm Robert: Oh, Joe Meek. I thought they were singing, "chow mein".
	4:00pm Laura L: Nice, this Wreckless Eric.
	4:02pm i k e: @Mike East@3:23: No judging here, I do that too. What the hell else can we tune to in NYC 6-9 a.m. when FM is only option (due to, uh, various reasons)? Phil Schaap on WKCR talking for 20 min. about what Charlie Parker ate for breakfast one morning in 1951? No thanks. :)
	4:04pm Mugsy: Irwin where did you find that Bob Dylan not unlike rolling stone rap by Tony Seymour? That one stuck with me. Great job as always on the Mighty 'FMU.
	4:05pm Irwin: Mugsy: Tony sent it. (He's been sending me lots of stuff.) But I think it's on YT & you can capture the audio.
	4:06pm Mugsy: Great thank you.
	4:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I like 'Birdflight'...once a week or so, that is. Phil knows his stuff. A good balance of actual Jazz Music & solid Learnin' I find this to be : itunesu.itunes.apple.com... ...Flawless Playlist so far Mr. I.C. !...
	4:12pm Sem Chumbo: Creepy menacing bongos. Boy, how great is that? Mancini didn't miss a thing.
	4:13pm Robert: I had no idea Mancini was unpopular! They think it's easy to compose orchestral stuff like that?
	👻 4:14pm S from I: Touch of Evil is a bizarre film. Charlton Heston plays a Mexican.
	4:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'PinkPanther' - 'BabyElephantWalk' - c'mon! Done deal...'MoonRiver', right?...
	4:15pm Robert: Very expressive stuff too. You can almost hear the brass talking.
	4:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'PeterGunn' ?? Riffs baby...
	4:16pm Irwin: Robert: Sorry, I was pullin' whatcha call yer leg.
	4:17pm Dean: I've said it before, and I'll say it again: "Baby Elephant Walk" mashes up with anything. (I've also said, "I've said it before, and I'll say it again," before, and I'll say it again, too.)
	4:18pm Carmichael: Heya Irwin. A long time ago, I found an original Excello 45 of Harpo's Don't Start Cryin' Now. And I mean "found", like laying in a field or on the sidewalk. In great shape, too.
	4:18pm Laura L: Sorry to have missed Wreckless Eric at Monty Hall--if you have "Semaphore Signals" around there at WFMU, consider it a request. With or without "Baby Elephant Walk" mashed in.
	4:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...he was, however, notorious for kicking kitties & elder abuse...so it goes...
	4:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...impeccably dressed...
	4:25pm Robert: OK, Dean, I'm trying to mash up Baby Elephant in my head with stuff, and all I've got right now is, "Good girls don't, but I do."
	4:26pm Rich in Washington: Re: Baby Elephant Walk's mashability: especially the opening vamp. It loops really well. It was my ringtone for longer than I can rmemeber.
	4:28pm Robert: OK, now I'm mentally mashing Elephant with "Who Owns New York?" (the Columbia U. fight song).
	4:28pm Dean: I'm humming it right now to Mr. Hancock's tune. Nine out of ten tunes my kids play in the car (usually Kidz Bop, but sometimes the Frozen soundtrack) evoke Mancini like a reflex. I'm telling you, it'll work with Stockhausen.
	4:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...has been said : American Psych: Kill Yer Parents !! British Psych: Mother - is there more Tea - ?!...
	4:37pm V Priceless: Irwin cookin with oil! Woo!
	4:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: JackBruce on Classically Trained cello, open-tuning guitar...& wailin' R&B vocals like a mammajammer...
	4:40pm Irwin: ^ Whut Rabbit sed.
	4:41pm Sem Chumbo: Thought I recognized a ginger on drums, fiery fellow, altogether.
	4:41pm Roberto: Bruuuuuuuce (Jack)
	4:41pm V Priceless: Top three greatest Cream trax
	4:47pm Irwin: "You'll never be the man that your mother was."
	4:50pm Monica: early TB hit! produced by brooklynite larry joseph. great track.
	4:52pm Irwin: Love this, Mo. Anything else by PD?
	4:53pm Carmichael: Synthetic handclaps!
	5:00pm Monica: no, it was a one off. pressure drop was a studio entity. track was a huge NYC club hit.
	5:01pm Peteski: is that the smoke detector?
	5:02pm Carmichael: Daddy loves his Vogues. You're the One was another great song.
	5:03pm Michele: This is so so good
	5:03pm Robert: I used to hear a slight accelerando at the end of at least one version of "5:00 World". Was it just my imagination? (Not this time, though.)
	5:05pm Robert: It's a cheap trick, but something about a subtle accelerando always thrills me. Maybe neuropsychologic.
	5:06pm Irwin: Mich: I hate that song, but I have to air it because I owe "Bob" Sinatra a lot of money for an airport.
	5:06pm dale: thanks for the lost patrol. great band i never heard of before that 'like a H H hurricane' song.
	5:07pm Irwin: Actually I owe "Bob" a lot of money for a LOT of airports.
	5:07pm Sem Chumbo: In the next world, Irwin, you are on your own.
	5:10pm Michele: Maybe you should just play it on repeat for a whole show and then you guys will be settled up.
	5:11pm Irwin: Paupers drummer: Skip Prokop. Drum clinic!
	5:11pm Dr Jimmy/Mr Jim: The Who '5:15' at 5:15?
	5:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hiya Monica ! ...didja know there's a new schedule comin' - ?... - JulianCope's '5 O'Clock' not so bad on the album he wouldn't even call by name afterwords...
	5:13pm dale: irwin - you know miss dora hall covered five o'clock world on her 'once upon a tour' album?
	5:15pm Mugsy: Thought you were going to say he exploded
	5:19pm Irwin: BTW, new sched: I'll still be holding down the 3-6 Weds slot, Joe Frank will also continue alternating weeks.
	5:20pm Rich in Washington: what was the Spinal Tap influence? Just curious. Once played the 'Trogg Tapes' to some seasoned DJs who'd never heard it and they were rolling on the floor.
	5:23pm Sem Chumbo: New sked published on this site somewhere?
	5:24pm Monica: hola, rev rab - i've heard tell....
	5:25pm Sem Chumbo: Nice to see ya, Ms. M.
	5:26pm Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: We can be rich in silkworms!
	5:26pm Laura L: Summer summer fruits, it wouldn't be summer without them.
	5:27pm George of Troy: I thought that was one of those Miss America speeches.
	5:28pm Monica: right back at ya, sem chumbo. boy, that chick was dumb as hair.
	👻 5:29pm chris: but very concerned, Monica. :-)
	5:34pm Ray: Excellent CSS track Irwin!
	5:35pm fred: what's chicken hebbitz?
	5:37pm Monica: some children shouldn't be encouraged, chris.
	5:37pm Sem Chumbo: @fred: about three and a half bucks, around here.
	5:38pm fred: but what's a hen weigh?
	5:39pm andaloudog: Thanks for the Grace London. New to me, great song.
	5:39pm ?: How much does a hen weigh....
	5:41pm Kathy: Jonesy!
	5:52pm Carmichael: Charles y Eddie is Spanish for Charles "and" Eddie. Just wanted to clear up confusion.
	5:53pm glenn: mucho gracias.
	5:53pm Sem Chumbo: So if Charles is Spanish for Flo, what's Spanish for Eddie?
	5:54pm Irwin: No comprendo. No hablo espanol.
	5:55pm Fack Checker: Irwin, if the youtube clip you played was the woman talking about being rich in silkworms and healthy pesticides, then it was not testimony to the SF City Council, but (of course) the Santa Cruz city council (according the the dopey internet). http://youtu.be/U5oVzbwYWpg For the sake of all that's holy, please correct the Accuplaylist!
	5:55pm Rich in Silkworms: I left for a meeting and returned to realize I missed a band called Big Poo Generator. The wonders never cease.
	5:55pm northguineahills: Dern tooting set, Irwin, thanks!
	5:59pm alex poopface: that aislers set record is actually from 2002, it's just a reissue
	5:59pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Irwin!
	6:04pm Irwin: Thanks, Alex. I was in a coma for most of 2002, missed that album first time around.

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Lee Morgan	Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit)	The Gigolo	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Charlie Hunter & Scott Amendola	Mood Indigo	Duke Ellington - EP	0:03:26 (Pop-up)
Jack Bruce (with Jon Hiseman, John McLaughlin, Dick Heckstall-Smith)	Ageing Jack Bruce, Three, from Scotland, England	Things We Like (Bonus Track)	0:07:03 (Pop-up)
Slim Harpo	Mohair Sam "Mohair Sam" by "Slim Harpo"	The Excello Singles Anthology	0:12:11 (Pop-up)
Melody's Echo Chamber	Be Proud of Your Kids	Melody's Echo Chamber	0:14:37 (Pop-up)

Yo La Tengo	Bad Politics "Bad Politics" by "Yo La Tengo"	Prisoners of Love: A Smattering of Scintillating Senescent Songs 1985-2003	0:21:50 (Pop-up)
Los Comadrejas	IVI S.A. "IVI S.A." by "Los Comadrejas"	We Are Ugly, But ... We Have the Music	0:24:20 (Pop-up)
Bobb Trimble	Premonition "Premonition" by "Bobb Trimble"	Jupiter Transmission	0:29:50 (Pop-up)
Robert Een	Kimono Dance "Kimono Dance" by "Robert Een"	Hiroshima Maiden	0:35:57 (Pop-up)
Love	Wonder People (I Do Wonder) "Wonder People (I Do Wonder)" by "Love"	Forever Changes (Deluxe Edition)	0:40:51 (Pop-up)

Musette Explosion	La Sorcière "La Sorcière" by "Musette Explosion"	Introducing Musette Explosion	0:49:53 (Pop-up)
Wreckless Eric	Joe Meek "Joe Meek" by "Wreckless Eric"	The Donovan of Trash	0:57:31 (Pop-up)
Tony Seymour with Los Altones	You Never Was a Geisha	Tales from the Black House	1:00:29 (Pop-up)
Henry Mancini	Main Theme "Main Theme" by "Henry Mancini"	A Touch of Evil	1:06:07 (Pop-up)

A.C. Thompson	Too Late "Too Late" by "A.C. Thompson"	I'm Alive!	1:15:16 (Pop-up)
Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey	The Finder's Keeper	Worker	1:21:05 (Pop-up)
Rob Ickes	Watermelon Man "Watermelon Man" by "Rob Ickes"	Slide City	1:25:22 (Pop-up)
Double Feature	Baby Get Your Head Screwed On	The Great British Psychedelic Trip Vol. 2 - 1965-1970	1:29:43 (Pop-up)
The Heads	Delwyn's Conkers (Mark Radcliffe session)	Everybody Knows We Got Nowhere	1:32:27 (Pop-up)
Cream	Deserted Cities of the Heart	Wheels of Fire	1:35:36 (Pop-up)

Pressure Drop	Rock the House (You'll Never Be)	Rock the House (You'll Never Be) 12"	1:45:47 (Pop-up)
June Davis & Freddy Washington Band	8-9-10	Atlas Jazz Explosion	1:53:39 (Pop-up)
Lost Patrol	Treachery "Treachery" by "Lost Patrol"	Chasing Shadows	1:55:57 (Pop-up)
The Vogues	Five O'Clock World "Five O'Clock World" by "The Vogues"	Best of the Vogues	1:58:43 (Pop-up)
"Bob" Sinatra and the Davis Sisters	You Weren't Ashamed to Kiss Me Last Night	Panasonic One-Takes	2:00:45 (Pop-up)
Routineers	Simply Smooth/The Insolence of Cowardice	Routineers	2:04:27 (Pop-up)
Nazz	Not Wrong Long "Not Wrong Long" by "Nazz"	Nazz Nazz	2:08:03 (Pop-up)
The Paupers	Magic People "Magic People" by "The Paupers"	Magic People	2:10:31 (Pop-up)

C.W. Stoneking	Early In The Mornin'	Jungle Blues	2:17:32 (Pop-up)
Pulp	Dogs Are Everywhere (acoustic version)	Common People	2:20:40 (Pop-up)
an alarmed citizen	testimony to the SF City Council	YT audio	2:25:02 (Pop-up)
Sara and Amos	Sexy Terrorist "Sexy Terrorist" by "Sara and Amos"	Sara Goes Pop	2:25:50 (Pop-up)
Grace London	Honest Thief "Honest Thief" by "Grace London"	Brains	2:28:05 (Pop-up)
CSS	Alala "Alala" by "CSS"	Cansei de Ser Sexy	2:31:42 (Pop-up)
Big Poo Generator	Mr. Poo "Mr. Poo" by "Big Poo Generator"	Please Kill Us	2:35:33 (Pop-up)
Butterbeans & Susie	Get Yourself a Monkey Man, Make Him Strut His Stuff	Butterbeans and Susie, Volume 1 (1924-1925)	2:39:06 (Pop-up)

Charles y Eddie	Would I Lie To You?	Charles & Eddie	2:48:57 (Pop-up)
Aislers Set	Melody Not Malaise "Melody Not Malaise" by "Aislers Set"	How I Learned to Write Backwards	2:52:57 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:05pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Irwin. This a pretty thin book, I think, or maybe a matchbook cover masquerading as a book?
	3:08pm fred: Good afternoon Irwin and Sem Speaking of books, I'm rereading the book of the SubGenius, which happens to mention a Chusid
	3:09pm still b/p: Did you go to Burning Manuscript in the desert this year?
	3:09pm Listening Out There: "Guy Monday" does sound like a pseudonym, IMO...
	3:11pm Sem Chumbo: Hi, fred. We are getting quite an overview of the Jack Bruce oeuvre on the station since his death. Fine by me, hearing things of which I knew nothing. Thanks, Irwin, for this addition.
	3:12pm Laura L: Looking forward to a trip to Scarfolk sometime--bet they don't mind BYOB, bring your own books.
	3:12pm common: i'm with you, sem. good to hear this stuff.
	3:15pm oks: ohhh slim harpo..baby scratch my back ..
	3:21pm Mike East: tame impala is at the Beacon Theater Sunday/Monday I believe...they were giving away tix on the radio this morning.
	3:23pm Mike East: enter here: www.thealternateside.org... don't judge me for listening to the alternate side on occasion.
	3:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Friends - I have recently enjoyed my 1st exposure to the true inspiration available in The SubGenius Hour of Slack podcast : hourofslack.libsyn.com... ...somewhat Hearty-esque or even more Firesign-ish perhaps - but really I should let you experience your own Bobtism for yerself...
	3:33pm Listening Out There: ...the intro to "Premonition" reminds me of "Something in the Air," Thunderclap Newman...
	3:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @mikeE: Please inform me (sitting here in nowhere) of as many even slightly interesting Online Streams as you may wish. & - Hello ! @LOT: - & Produced by Pete Townshend of course...
	3:40pm Webhamster Henry: Hammered dulcimer is in there! Robert Een was in Meredith Monk's chorus... may still be AFAIK.
	3:40pm Michael: Rev: Many years ago there was a weekly SubGenius hour on WFMU. Early 1980’s I reckon. Still have my Bob mug from the old catalog I had.
	3:41pm Mike East: @RevRabbit - alternate side is a good place to see what the "cool kids" are listening to these days...though WFMU is for the REALLY cool kids, without quotes.
	3:43pm common: yay, love!
	3:43pm V Priceless: what common said! Hey com...hey Irwin and gang!
	3:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Free ArthurLee ! ...many the great streams I ignore for the sake of annoying everyone here...
	3:52pm Listening Out There: Musette Explosion is supposed to be on Fresh Air (NPR) sometime soon...
	3:54pm common: hey vp!
	3:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Fresh Air podcast link to keep an eye out: www.npr.org...
	3:56pm Ĩkє: Alt Side is not bad, but a bit repetitive at times; Altrok Radio is better for that indie rock sort of thing. However, Alt Side has Alisa A. who has one of the most gorgeous voices in radio, and more live performances if you like that kind of thing. Neither is much like WFMU, which is obviously the queen of all streaming and the best thing since sliced megahertz.
	4:00pm Robert: Oh, Joe Meek. I thought they were singing, "chow mein".
	4:00pm Laura L: Nice, this Wreckless Eric.
	4:02pm i k e: @Mike East@3:23: No judging here, I do that too. What the hell else can we tune to in NYC 6-9 a.m. when FM is only option (due to, uh, various reasons)? Phil Schaap on WKCR talking for 20 min. about what Charlie Parker ate for breakfast one morning in 1951? No thanks. :)
	4:04pm Mugsy: Irwin where did you find that Bob Dylan not unlike rolling stone rap by Tony Seymour? That one stuck with me. Great job as always on the Mighty 'FMU.
	4:05pm Irwin: Mugsy: Tony sent it. (He's been sending me lots of stuff.) But I think it's on YT & you can capture the audio.
	4:06pm Mugsy: Great thank you.
	4:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I like 'Birdflight'...once a week or so, that is. Phil knows his stuff. A good balance of actual Jazz Music & solid Learnin' I find this to be : itunesu.itunes.apple.com... ...Flawless Playlist so far Mr. I.C. !...
	4:12pm Sem Chumbo: Creepy menacing bongos. Boy, how great is that? Mancini didn't miss a thing.
	4:13pm Robert: I had no idea Mancini was unpopular! They think it's easy to compose orchestral stuff like that?
	👻 4:14pm S from I: Touch of Evil is a bizarre film. Charlton Heston plays a Mexican.
	4:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'PinkPanther' - 'BabyElephantWalk' - c'mon! Done deal...'MoonRiver', right?...
	4:15pm Robert: Very expressive stuff too. You can almost hear the brass talking.
	4:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'PeterGunn' ?? Riffs baby...
	4:16pm Irwin: Robert: Sorry, I was pullin' whatcha call yer leg.
	4:17pm Dean: I've said it before, and I'll say it again: "Baby Elephant Walk" mashes up with anything. (I've also said, "I've said it before, and I'll say it again," before, and I'll say it again, too.)
	4:18pm Carmichael: Heya Irwin. A long time ago, I found an original Excello 45 of Harpo's Don't Start Cryin' Now. And I mean "found", like laying in a field or on the sidewalk. In great shape, too.
	4:18pm Laura L: Sorry to have missed Wreckless Eric at Monty Hall--if you have "Semaphore Signals" around there at WFMU, consider it a request. With or without "Baby Elephant Walk" mashed in.
	4:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...he was, however, notorious for kicking kitties & elder abuse...so it goes...
	4:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...impeccably dressed...
	4:25pm Robert: OK, Dean, I'm trying to mash up Baby Elephant in my head with stuff, and all I've got right now is, "Good girls don't, but I do."
	4:26pm Rich in Washington: Re: Baby Elephant Walk's mashability: especially the opening vamp. It loops really well. It was my ringtone for longer than I can rmemeber.
	4:28pm Robert: OK, now I'm mentally mashing Elephant with "Who Owns New York?" (the Columbia U. fight song).
	4:28pm Dean: I'm humming it right now to Mr. Hancock's tune. Nine out of ten tunes my kids play in the car (usually Kidz Bop, but sometimes the Frozen soundtrack) evoke Mancini like a reflex. I'm telling you, it'll work with Stockhausen.
	4:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...has been said : American Psych: Kill Yer Parents !! British Psych: Mother - is there more Tea - ?!...
	4:37pm V Priceless: Irwin cookin with oil! Woo!
	4:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: JackBruce on Classically Trained cello, open-tuning guitar...& wailin' R&B vocals like a mammajammer...
	4:40pm Irwin: ^ Whut Rabbit sed.
	4:41pm Sem Chumbo: Thought I recognized a ginger on drums, fiery fellow, altogether.
	4:41pm Roberto: Bruuuuuuuce (Jack)
	4:41pm V Priceless: Top three greatest Cream trax
	4:47pm Irwin: "You'll never be the man that your mother was."
	4:50pm Monica: early TB hit! produced by brooklynite larry joseph. great track.
	4:52pm Irwin: Love this, Mo. Anything else by PD?
	4:53pm Carmichael: Synthetic handclaps!
	5:00pm Monica: no, it was a one off. pressure drop was a studio entity. track was a huge NYC club hit.
	5:01pm Peteski: is that the smoke detector?
	5:02pm Carmichael: Daddy loves his Vogues. You're the One was another great song.
	5:03pm Michele: This is so so good
	5:03pm Robert: I used to hear a slight accelerando at the end of at least one version of "5:00 World". Was it just my imagination? (Not this time, though.)
	5:05pm Robert: It's a cheap trick, but something about a subtle accelerando always thrills me. Maybe neuropsychologic.
	5:06pm Irwin: Mich: I hate that song, but I have to air it because I owe "Bob" Sinatra a lot of money for an airport.
	5:06pm dale: thanks for the lost patrol. great band i never heard of before that 'like a H H hurricane' song.
	5:07pm Irwin: Actually I owe "Bob" a lot of money for a LOT of airports.
	5:07pm Sem Chumbo: In the next world, Irwin, you are on your own.
	5:10pm Michele: Maybe you should just play it on repeat for a whole show and then you guys will be settled up.
	5:11pm Irwin: Paupers drummer: Skip Prokop. Drum clinic!
	5:11pm Dr Jimmy/Mr Jim: The Who '5:15' at 5:15?
	5:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hiya Monica ! ...didja know there's a new schedule comin' - ?... - JulianCope's '5 O'Clock' not so bad on the album he wouldn't even call by name afterwords...
	5:13pm dale: irwin - you know miss dora hall covered five o'clock world on her 'once upon a tour' album?
	5:15pm Mugsy: Thought you were going to say he exploded
	5:19pm Irwin: BTW, new sched: I'll still be holding down the 3-6 Weds slot, Joe Frank will also continue alternating weeks.
	5:20pm Rich in Washington: what was the Spinal Tap influence? Just curious. Once played the 'Trogg Tapes' to some seasoned DJs who'd never heard it and they were rolling on the floor.
	5:23pm Sem Chumbo: New sked published on this site somewhere?
	5:24pm Monica: hola, rev rab - i've heard tell....
	5:25pm Sem Chumbo: Nice to see ya, Ms. M.
	5:26pm Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: We can be rich in silkworms!
	5:26pm Laura L: Summer summer fruits, it wouldn't be summer without them.
	5:27pm George of Troy: I thought that was one of those Miss America speeches.
	5:28pm Monica: right back at ya, sem chumbo. boy, that chick was dumb as hair.
	👻 5:29pm chris: but very concerned, Monica. :-)
	5:34pm Ray: Excellent CSS track Irwin!
	5:35pm fred: what's chicken hebbitz?
	5:37pm Monica: some children shouldn't be encouraged, chris.
	5:37pm Sem Chumbo: @fred: about three and a half bucks, around here.
	5:38pm fred: but what's a hen weigh?
	5:39pm andaloudog: Thanks for the Grace London. New to me, great song.
	5:39pm ?: How much does a hen weigh....
	5:41pm Kathy: Jonesy!
	5:52pm Carmichael: Charles y Eddie is Spanish for Charles "and" Eddie. Just wanted to clear up confusion.
	5:53pm glenn: mucho gracias.
	5:53pm Sem Chumbo: So if Charles is Spanish for Flo, what's Spanish for Eddie?
	5:54pm Irwin: No comprendo. No hablo espanol.
	5:55pm Fack Checker: Irwin, if the youtube clip you played was the woman talking about being rich in silkworms and healthy pesticides, then it was not testimony to the SF City Council, but (of course) the Santa Cruz city council (according the the dopey internet). http://youtu.be/U5oVzbwYWpg For the sake of all that's holy, please correct the Accuplaylist!
	5:55pm Rich in Silkworms: I left for a meeting and returned to realize I missed a band called Big Poo Generator. The wonders never cease.
	5:55pm northguineahills: Dern tooting set, Irwin, thanks!
	5:59pm alex poopface: that aislers set record is actually from 2002, it's just a reissue
	5:59pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Irwin!
	6:04pm Irwin: Thanks, Alex. I was in a coma for most of 2002, missed that album first time around.

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from November 5, 2014

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