WFMU: Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from March 14, 2015

Listener comments!
	12:08am amEdeo: Good morning human flesh sacks. Call in and pledge your worldly possessions to Rich Hazeltron. HE COMMANDS IT TO BE SO AND SO IT MUST BE!
	12:09am Ike: ALL HAIL THE HAZELTRON 9000!!!
	12:10am BriJet: Helloooooo
	12:19am Tusalava: HAIL HAIL
	12:22am cheyenne_h: Just looked it up. Carcas wiwer chwyddadwy. You're welcome!
	12:27am Ryab: Reminds me of The Residents.
	12:27am Tusalava: TAKE MY MONEY YOU MAJESTIC BASTARDS
	12:28am amEdeo: YES! PLEDGE YOU MEAT BALLS! PLEEEDGE!
	12:29am Tusalava: I AM. I AM A BALL OF MEAT. GUARANTEED TO CONTAIN LESS THAN 20% TEETH AND HAIR
	12:30am Uncle Michael: I wish I had a cash orifice.
	12:32am Tusalava: Any orifice can be a cash orifice if you try hard enough.
	12:48am Matt from Springfield: PI!!!!!!!
	12:49am Uncle Michael: In Europe PI day comes in July.
	12:49am Matt from Springfield: The first (Greek) letter of pledge! Hi Rich and amEdeo! And whaddaya know, T is the first letter of T. Rex!
	12:50am Matt from Springfield: @UM: Though to be fair, they call Jul 22 (22. 7) Approximation Day, after 22/7.
	12:50am JakeGould: Oh fuck. It’s “Pi” day.
	12:51am Uncle Michael: They really call it that?
	12:52am Matt from Springfield: Yes Jake! The day where you learn that "those" people like me are "those" people!! Circumference over diameter - but WFMU over everything!!
	12:52am JakeGould: Unfortunately it is. www.piday.org
	12:53am Matt from Springfield: @UM: I've read that term for July, though I've never actually heard a European use it. Then again modern man is all about decimal places of Pi, the rough approximation gets short shrift in this metric/calculator era.
	12:54am Uncle Michael: Is it a lucid dream?
	12:57am Matt from Springfield: Anonymous money is as good as any money! Thanks mystery pledger!
	1:00am JakeGould: @Matt: I respect you and your choices, but your “Pi” beliefs are not for me.
	1:02am Caryn: "He's got high in the sky, rounded piii-i-i hopes..."
	1:05am Matt from Springfield: That's fine Jake, not everyone is ready for full-Pi immersion, but I know that Pi exists whether you believe in it or not... ;) Hi Caryn! Happy 3.14! Or 14.3, which must occur somewhere in the Pi sequence..
	1:07am Matt from Springfield: $180 is a good amount -- as you've shown it's the first really "important" level. No mere single premium, that's where you start to get SERIOUS love back from FMU!
	1:08am JakeGould: “…just cut them up like regular chickens.”
	1:10am tomasz.: as my maths teacher once said, "if ever there was a fraction, 22 over 7 is it"
	1:11am JakeGould: @Caryn: Did you get any sleep?
	1:11am Matt from Springfield: Well, I'll be... www.angio.net... "The string 143 occurs at position 1696. counting from the first digit after the decimal point. The 3. is not counted." :)
	1:14am Matt from Springfield: "1/2" is always the one at the top of my head, though your maths teacher has a good point.
	1:19am Ryab: This is why WFMU is the best.
	1:19am Caryn: @JakeGould: I fell asleep for about 2 hours during Martha's show. Darn. The archives call again.
	1:20am Matt from Springfield: How much you wanna bet this guy reading has a full beard??
	1:20am sinister dexter: hi Rich and Amedeo and Listeners , greetings from Grand Rapids Michigan
	1:21am Matt from Springfield: We cheer your devotion Caryn! Just remember, it's not a sprint, it's a MARATHON! Don't overload trying to catch every show :)
	1:21am amEdeo: Greetings sininiinistttteeeerr!
	1:21am Matt from Springfield: sinister dexter, hi there!
	1:22am sinister dexter: kick ass tunes tonight
	1:24am tomasz.: FLASH! AHH-AHHHHHHHH
	1:25am JakeGould: “How much you wanna bet this guy reading has a full beard??” Beer belly as well. Tight black shirt. And a glass of water.
	1:26am Ryab: Ahhhhhyeahhhhhh
	1:27am Caryn: I'm imagining someone thin and tweedy, but INTENSE.
	1:27am Ryab: Rich nailed it.
	1:28am Ike: @Caryn, you have to sleep sometime! You've gotta skip SOMETHING, so what's it going to be? I'll probably skip a good chunk of Sat. and Sun. morning/afternoon to keep my sanity. You?
	1:29am JakeGould: @Ike, it should be rainy in NYC this weekend so… Zzzzzzz…
	1:31am Caryn: @Ike: well, as I said, I slept for 2 hours during Martha's show. And I'll get little 5-10 minute catnaps during some shows.
	1:31am Ike: That's great news for FMU! More pledges come in when the weather is bad. (And I might stay in and listen to archives of the marathon shows I've missed so far. But not much live on Sat.)
	1:32am Dan in Portland OR: upping my pledge to help fight the diaper war
	1:33am sinister dexter: woohoo!! Budos Band!!! I love those guys!! ..... Rich gotta thank you again for a treasure of mine , your coloring book , aint full yet love the artworks
	1:33am Ike: @Caryn, do you sleep a lot less during the 'thon (I used to do that) or are you always an insomniac or troubled sleeper and/or catnapper?
	1:35am Caryn: @Ike: the Marathon is an endurance test for me. I will sacrifice most sleep for 2 weeks to commit fully to the Marathon experience. I suspect I will sleep through most of Monday once the H&M Sinfonia ends.
	1:36am Ryab: I've been losing sleep for FMU too. Hooked the first hour I was on. Pledged in the first two. So great. <3
	1:37am Matt from Springfield: Just don't overdo it Caryn, 100% commitment to WFMU can be expressed in other ways than 100% commitment to every show!
	1:38am Caryn: But this year I am visiting relatives next weekend, so I can't listen in then, so I'll sadly have a less-than-perfect listening marathon. But I guess I'll also catch some more Zs then. I will be home before the H&M starts, though. I made sure of that.
	1:45am Matt from Springfield: Yay amEdeo's readings! :D Whoops, sorry! This page wasn't loading so I might have sent it in twice--I meant once but keep the change!
	1:46am Matt from Springfield: Congrats Caryn! I was aiming for that Mambo CD myself but so glad another great fan gets it! :)
	1:47am Caryn: Yay! Didn't expect to be up against you, though, Matt.
	1:48am Matt from Springfield: I try for cool prizes like that, but I try to aim for later night/early early morning Eastern time, since the pledges slow down around then.
	1:52am Caryn: Sensible strategy. The lulls are good times to strike.
	1:54am rich: good morning all. thanks for supporting wfmu if you've done so.
	1:54am Matt from Springfield: Ahh, the Inflatable Boy Clams! How marvelous their quirky songs are! Over 4 years ago I first learned about DIY-San Francisco Bay Area-No Wave-Girl Punk from WFMU playing them! I've since DLed all 5! tracks of their only EP off a music blog!
	1:55am Ike: Midnight-3 is sometimes better than 3-6 or 6-9 because of most of the Europeans aren't awake yet (save for Caryn)! Most of the Give the Drummer shows also seem like great hunting grounds for prizes. I don't do much prize vulturing anymore myself, though.
	1:55am Matt from Springfield: The duo Noh Mercy is a more radical, sharp-edged group from that very same scene, also learned from WFMU! Also worth a listen!
	1:58am Matt from Springfield: Good point, Ike. Some shows 3-6 attract more Europeans, but sometimes Dark Night of the Soul was also pretty dry before 5, despite its Europe/Australia popularity. Now I intend to pledge to the shows I do beforehand, I've divided my budget, but I do try timing those to win a preferred prize! :)
	1:58am Guido from Cologne: Good morning, I'm in!
	1:59am JakeGould: Lucky for you guys I am not into swag other than just keeping this place on the air. So you get the swag I do not clamor for.
	1:59am Guido from Cologne: Beautiful!
	1:59am Matt from Springfield: Guido aus Köln, Pigeonnaire and Carcassier! Willkommen!
	2:00am JakeGould: Caryn, also I really like your Willy Wonka icon. One of the most magical non-CGI things in modern—at least late 20th Century—film. Kudos, sleepless one.
	2:02am Matt from Springfield: Has anyone tried playing "Snoteleks" backwards on Turntable 3?? Very conceptual...
	2:02am Caryn: @JakeGould: thanks! Wonka's forward roll was of course an ad lib by Gene Wilder, genius that he is.
	2:02am Guido from Cologne: Napoleon XIV involved in this production?
	2:04am Matt from Springfield: @Caryn: Really, ad-libbed? GENIUS!! Gene Wilder can get away with stuff like that--a bigger Hollywood star/leading man type would probably be insured too much to try sudden acrobatics!
	2:04am Caryn: 28 pledges so far, 3 prizes won. I never do well with these, so it's a treat if I manage to get something.
	2:05am JakeGould: Kudos Caryn!
	2:06am Guido from Cologne: YEEEEYYY!
	2:06am Caryn: @Matt: yeah, the limp was an ad lib too. Wilder felt that the fake limp and roll would succinctly show exactly who Wonka was and that you couldn't trust anything he did.
	2:06am Matt from Springfield: @Caryn: This is more your "department", but I'm listening now while watching a TV playing the Looney Tunes cartoon "What's Opera Doc?" It's no "Longhair Hare" but you can see Elmer Fudd and Bugs Bunny in Viking costume performing opera together. Good juxta! :)
	2:07am Matt from Springfield: "Kongratulazionen", Guido! :D
	2:07am Caryn: @Matt: I love that cartoon! @Guido: nice!
	2:07am Matt from Springfield: That's brilliant Caryn! Dare I say...analytical acting! Bravo Gene! :)
	2:07am Guido from Cologne: Thank you thank you thank you!
	2:09am tomasz.: live sound art, my friends. can't beat that
	2:09am Guido from Cologne: There is always a reason to pledge!
	2:09am Ryab: The champs at FMU
	2:09am Matt from Springfield: You said that too fast amEdeo -- could you say that again, sloooooooowed dowwwwwwwn a bittttttttttt????????
	2:09am Caryn: @Matt: the best part - Wilder didn't tell the director or anyone else what he was going to do beforehand, so they were all surprised. Luckily, the cameraman stayed with the roll and caught it on film.
	2:10am Ryab: I ust want to throw money at these guys
	2:10am Mary Wing: Amedeo, will you please hang out with Stashu & me tomorrow night?
	2:13am Matt from Springfield: Danielsons, what a great singing Familie!
	2:15am Matt from Springfield: WHY hasn't Clay Pigeon brought this track to our attention yet!!?!?!
	2:16am Ryab: Mymymymymymy
	2:16am JakeGould: “What is an AD-VERB, HU-MAN? EXTER-MIN-ATE!”
	2:18am Matt from Springfield: 50 Shades of Novelty Vinyl
	2:20am Greg from Bloomfield: I AM SATISFIED
	2:22am Matt from Springfield: You can get no satisfaction, here! Hooray Greg!
	2:23am Ryab: Thanks for clearing that up. That's perfect!
	2:24am Matt from Springfield: Reverb ruminations on the Woof Moo - this is new territory!
	2:24am JakeGould: VYE-uh-duct. Not VEE-ah-duct.
	2:25am Matt from Springfield: "Vhy a duck?"
	2:32am JakeGould: Why a Duck?
	2:33am amEdeo: Come on humans! We are SOOOO close! Help send the Inflatable Squirrel Carcass into the sun of success! Let's get 100%!!!!
	2:35am Ryab: Iunno how you guys are only at 84; this is one of the best shows I've heard. Come on guys we got this.
	2:36am rich: while i still wait for adoption like that episode of the Little Rascals where they're stuck in an orphan's home eating gruel getting to my goal would be nice.
	2:38am Ryab: I i smell like a trashcan
	2:39am Domenica: I would pledge my love to you guys, but I already pledged! For those of you suckers who haven't pledged, you are all wretches.
	2:41am Guido from Cologne: I still have so many DJs to greet. I have to send small lumps from my budget.
	2:44am Domenica: I sent all my lumps. :(
	2:53am JakeGould: “…orphan's home eating gruel…” Mush! “Don’t drink the milk… It’s spoiled!” www.youtube.com...
	2:56am JakeGould: 7 cents? Just walk around the block and look down… Boom!
	2:57am Ryab: NO WAY
	2:57am Guido from Cologne: YEEEY!
	2:57am Caryn: Look under the DJ console, there's bound to be change on the floor!
	2:58am Matt from Springfield: And we all thank Rich and amEdeo, volunteers and pledgers! Great job guys! Bring on the fun and keep om - pledging!!!
	2:58am Caryn: Woohoo!
	2:59am Steve-O: Hey Amedeo! It was great hearing you again.....and nice show, both Rich and Amedeo! =)
	2:59am Guido from Cologne: Whooooow! THAAANKKK YOOOOUUU!
	3:00am Matt from Springfield: Yeeey Guido! :)
	3:00am Ryab: Would've been a travesty if you guy hadn't made your goal.
	3:01am Guys: guys
	3:01am Guys: guys

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from March 14, 2015

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
OOIOO	Shizuku Gunung Agung "Shizuku Gunung Agung" by "OOIOO"	Gamel
White Noise	Your Hidden Dreams "Your Hidden Dreams" by "White Noise"			On my premium "Dream" available for pledges of $75 or more	0:08:22 (Pop-up)
OOIOO	Gamel Kamasu "Gamel Kamasu" by "OOIOO"	Gamel	Thrill Jockey	Get in the running for this fabulous prize for pledges of $20 or more	0:22:07 (Pop-up)
Yo La Tengo	Sudden Organ (demo) "Sudden Organ (demo)" by "Yo La Tengo"	Extra Painful	Matador	Get in the running for this prize of fabulousness for pledges of $20 or more	0:37:13 (Pop-up)
T. Rex	Teenage Dream "Teenage Dream" by "T. Rex"			On my premium "Dream" for pledges of $75 or more	0:46:16 (Pop-up)
Vito and the Hands	Vito and the Hands	Kim Fowley - Technicolor Grease: Lost Treasures From The Vaults 1959 - 69 (vol 4)	Norton	$20 or more puts you in the running for this great LP.	0:56:29 (Pop-up)
Belfast Gypsies	People Let's Freak Out	Technicolor Grease: Lost Treasures from the Vaults 1959-69 Vol. 4		$20 or more puts you in the running for this great LP.	0:59:13 (Pop-up)
Robert E Howard (author), Ugo Toppi (voice)	Altars and Jesters: An Opium Dream			On premium for pledges of $75 or more	1:15:49 (Pop-up)
Budos Band	The Sticks "The Sticks" by "Budos Band"	Burnt Offering	Daptone	$20 or more puts you in the running for this	1:23:41 (Pop-up)
Christine Chatman & Peppy Prince Orchestra	Run Gal Run	Jukebox Mambo Vol. 2	Jazzman	$20 or more puts you, yes YOU, in the running for this CD	1:34:55 (Pop-up)
Chris Powell & the Five Blue Flames	I Come From Jamaica	Jukebox Mambo Vol. 2	Jazzman	$20 or more you can win this	1:38:13 (Pop-up)
The Creed Taylor Orchestra	Dream Beat			on the premium Dream for pledges of $75 or more	1:47:46 (Pop-up)
Inflatable Boy Clams	Skeletons "Skeletons" by "Inflatable Boy Clams"	Inflatable Boy Clams Double 7"	Superior Viaduct	$20 or more puts you in the running	1:50:00 (Pop-up)
Inflatable Boy Clams	Snoteleks "Snoteleks" by "Inflatable Boy Clams"	Inflatable Boy Clams Double 7"	Superior Viaduct	Get in the running, pledge $20 or more.	1:58:15 (Pop-up)
Jad Fair & Danielson	Go Ahead "Go Ahead" by "Jad Fair & Danielson"	Solid Gold Heart	Sounds Familyre	Pledge $20 or more and you can win this LP	2:08:12 (Pop-up)
Gordon Jenkins	The Nightmare "The Nightmare" by "Gordon Jenkins"			on my premium available for pledges of $75 or more	2:12:44 (Pop-up)
Peter Jefferies	Electricity "Electricity" by "Peter Jefferies"	Electricity	Superior Viaduct	Get in the running for pledges of $20 or more	2:24:30 (Pop-up)
Holger Czukay	I Get Weird Dreams "I Get Weird Dreams" by "Holger Czukay"			on my premium "Dream" available for pledges of $75 or more also puts you in the running for the grand prize of the Eraserhead Blu-Ray DVD from Criterion and the soundtrack to Eraserhead.	2:30:31 (Pop-up)
Evolutionary Control Committee	Siberian Tiger On An Ocean Liner	Raymond Scott Rewired	Basta	pledges of $20 or more put you in the running for this or the Peter Jefferies	2:39:50 (Pop-up)
Peter Jefferies	Couldn't Write A Book	Electricity		$20 puts you in the running for this great double LP	2:48:36 (Pop-up)
Evolutionary Control Committee	Hillbilly Hostess in Haunted Harlem	Raymond Scott Rewired	Basta	A mere $20 gives you a really good chance at winning this CD	2:52:01 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:08am amEdeo: Good morning human flesh sacks. Call in and pledge your worldly possessions to Rich Hazeltron. HE COMMANDS IT TO BE SO AND SO IT MUST BE!
	12:09am Ike: ALL HAIL THE HAZELTRON 9000!!!
	12:10am BriJet: Helloooooo
	12:19am Tusalava: HAIL HAIL
	12:22am cheyenne_h: Just looked it up. Carcas wiwer chwyddadwy. You're welcome!
	12:27am Ryab: Reminds me of The Residents.
	12:27am Tusalava: TAKE MY MONEY YOU MAJESTIC BASTARDS
	12:28am amEdeo: YES! PLEDGE YOU MEAT BALLS! PLEEEDGE!
	12:29am Tusalava: I AM. I AM A BALL OF MEAT. GUARANTEED TO CONTAIN LESS THAN 20% TEETH AND HAIR
	12:30am Uncle Michael: I wish I had a cash orifice.
	12:32am Tusalava: Any orifice can be a cash orifice if you try hard enough.
	12:48am Matt from Springfield: PI!!!!!!!
	12:49am Uncle Michael: In Europe PI day comes in July.
	12:49am Matt from Springfield: The first (Greek) letter of pledge! Hi Rich and amEdeo! And whaddaya know, T is the first letter of T. Rex!
	12:50am Matt from Springfield: @UM: Though to be fair, they call Jul 22 (22. 7) Approximation Day, after 22/7.
	12:50am JakeGould: Oh fuck. It’s “Pi” day.
	12:51am Uncle Michael: They really call it that?
	12:52am Matt from Springfield: Yes Jake! The day where you learn that "those" people like me are "those" people!! Circumference over diameter - but WFMU over everything!!
	12:52am JakeGould: Unfortunately it is. www.piday.org
	12:53am Matt from Springfield: @UM: I've read that term for July, though I've never actually heard a European use it. Then again modern man is all about decimal places of Pi, the rough approximation gets short shrift in this metric/calculator era.
	12:54am Uncle Michael: Is it a lucid dream?
	12:57am Matt from Springfield: Anonymous money is as good as any money! Thanks mystery pledger!
	1:00am JakeGould: @Matt: I respect you and your choices, but your “Pi” beliefs are not for me.
	1:02am Caryn: "He's got high in the sky, rounded piii-i-i hopes..."
	1:05am Matt from Springfield: That's fine Jake, not everyone is ready for full-Pi immersion, but I know that Pi exists whether you believe in it or not... ;) Hi Caryn! Happy 3.14! Or 14.3, which must occur somewhere in the Pi sequence..
	1:07am Matt from Springfield: $180 is a good amount -- as you've shown it's the first really "important" level. No mere single premium, that's where you start to get SERIOUS love back from FMU!
	1:08am JakeGould: “…just cut them up like regular chickens.”
	1:10am tomasz.: as my maths teacher once said, "if ever there was a fraction, 22 over 7 is it"
	1:11am JakeGould: @Caryn: Did you get any sleep?
	1:11am Matt from Springfield: Well, I'll be... www.angio.net... "The string 143 occurs at position 1696. counting from the first digit after the decimal point. The 3. is not counted." :)
	1:14am Matt from Springfield: "1/2" is always the one at the top of my head, though your maths teacher has a good point.
	1:19am Ryab: This is why WFMU is the best.
	1:19am Caryn: @JakeGould: I fell asleep for about 2 hours during Martha's show. Darn. The archives call again.
	1:20am Matt from Springfield: How much you wanna bet this guy reading has a full beard??
	1:20am sinister dexter: hi Rich and Amedeo and Listeners , greetings from Grand Rapids Michigan
	1:21am Matt from Springfield: We cheer your devotion Caryn! Just remember, it's not a sprint, it's a MARATHON! Don't overload trying to catch every show :)
	1:21am amEdeo: Greetings sininiinistttteeeerr!
	1:21am Matt from Springfield: sinister dexter, hi there!
	1:22am sinister dexter: kick ass tunes tonight
	1:24am tomasz.: FLASH! AHH-AHHHHHHHH
	1:25am JakeGould: “How much you wanna bet this guy reading has a full beard??” Beer belly as well. Tight black shirt. And a glass of water.
	1:26am Ryab: Ahhhhhyeahhhhhh
	1:27am Caryn: I'm imagining someone thin and tweedy, but INTENSE.
	1:27am Ryab: Rich nailed it.
	1:28am Ike: @Caryn, you have to sleep sometime! You've gotta skip SOMETHING, so what's it going to be? I'll probably skip a good chunk of Sat. and Sun. morning/afternoon to keep my sanity. You?
	1:29am JakeGould: @Ike, it should be rainy in NYC this weekend so… Zzzzzzz…
	1:31am Caryn: @Ike: well, as I said, I slept for 2 hours during Martha's show. And I'll get little 5-10 minute catnaps during some shows.
	1:31am Ike: That's great news for FMU! More pledges come in when the weather is bad. (And I might stay in and listen to archives of the marathon shows I've missed so far. But not much live on Sat.)
	1:32am Dan in Portland OR: upping my pledge to help fight the diaper war
	1:33am sinister dexter: woohoo!! Budos Band!!! I love those guys!! ..... Rich gotta thank you again for a treasure of mine , your coloring book , aint full yet love the artworks
	1:33am Ike: @Caryn, do you sleep a lot less during the 'thon (I used to do that) or are you always an insomniac or troubled sleeper and/or catnapper?
	1:35am Caryn: @Ike: the Marathon is an endurance test for me. I will sacrifice most sleep for 2 weeks to commit fully to the Marathon experience. I suspect I will sleep through most of Monday once the H&M Sinfonia ends.
	1:36am Ryab: I've been losing sleep for FMU too. Hooked the first hour I was on. Pledged in the first two. So great. <3
	1:37am Matt from Springfield: Just don't overdo it Caryn, 100% commitment to WFMU can be expressed in other ways than 100% commitment to every show!
	1:38am Caryn: But this year I am visiting relatives next weekend, so I can't listen in then, so I'll sadly have a less-than-perfect listening marathon. But I guess I'll also catch some more Zs then. I will be home before the H&M starts, though. I made sure of that.
	1:45am Matt from Springfield: Yay amEdeo's readings! :D Whoops, sorry! This page wasn't loading so I might have sent it in twice--I meant once but keep the change!
	1:46am Matt from Springfield: Congrats Caryn! I was aiming for that Mambo CD myself but so glad another great fan gets it! :)
	1:47am Caryn: Yay! Didn't expect to be up against you, though, Matt.
	1:48am Matt from Springfield: I try for cool prizes like that, but I try to aim for later night/early early morning Eastern time, since the pledges slow down around then.
	1:52am Caryn: Sensible strategy. The lulls are good times to strike.
	1:54am rich: good morning all. thanks for supporting wfmu if you've done so.
	1:54am Matt from Springfield: Ahh, the Inflatable Boy Clams! How marvelous their quirky songs are! Over 4 years ago I first learned about DIY-San Francisco Bay Area-No Wave-Girl Punk from WFMU playing them! I've since DLed all 5! tracks of their only EP off a music blog!
	1:55am Ike: Midnight-3 is sometimes better than 3-6 or 6-9 because of most of the Europeans aren't awake yet (save for Caryn)! Most of the Give the Drummer shows also seem like great hunting grounds for prizes. I don't do much prize vulturing anymore myself, though.
	1:55am Matt from Springfield: The duo Noh Mercy is a more radical, sharp-edged group from that very same scene, also learned from WFMU! Also worth a listen!
	1:58am Matt from Springfield: Good point, Ike. Some shows 3-6 attract more Europeans, but sometimes Dark Night of the Soul was also pretty dry before 5, despite its Europe/Australia popularity. Now I intend to pledge to the shows I do beforehand, I've divided my budget, but I do try timing those to win a preferred prize! :)
	1:58am Guido from Cologne: Good morning, I'm in!
	1:59am JakeGould: Lucky for you guys I am not into swag other than just keeping this place on the air. So you get the swag I do not clamor for.
	1:59am Guido from Cologne: Beautiful!
	1:59am Matt from Springfield: Guido aus Köln, Pigeonnaire and Carcassier! Willkommen!
	2:00am JakeGould: Caryn, also I really like your Willy Wonka icon. One of the most magical non-CGI things in modern—at least late 20th Century—film. Kudos, sleepless one.
	2:02am Matt from Springfield: Has anyone tried playing "Snoteleks" backwards on Turntable 3?? Very conceptual...
	2:02am Caryn: @JakeGould: thanks! Wonka's forward roll was of course an ad lib by Gene Wilder, genius that he is.
	2:02am Guido from Cologne: Napoleon XIV involved in this production?
	2:04am Matt from Springfield: @Caryn: Really, ad-libbed? GENIUS!! Gene Wilder can get away with stuff like that--a bigger Hollywood star/leading man type would probably be insured too much to try sudden acrobatics!
	2:04am Caryn: 28 pledges so far, 3 prizes won. I never do well with these, so it's a treat if I manage to get something.
	2:05am JakeGould: Kudos Caryn!
	2:06am Guido from Cologne: YEEEEYYY!
	2:06am Caryn: @Matt: yeah, the limp was an ad lib too. Wilder felt that the fake limp and roll would succinctly show exactly who Wonka was and that you couldn't trust anything he did.
	2:06am Matt from Springfield: @Caryn: This is more your "department", but I'm listening now while watching a TV playing the Looney Tunes cartoon "What's Opera Doc?" It's no "Longhair Hare" but you can see Elmer Fudd and Bugs Bunny in Viking costume performing opera together. Good juxta! :)
	2:07am Matt from Springfield: "Kongratulazionen", Guido! :D
	2:07am Caryn: @Matt: I love that cartoon! @Guido: nice!
	2:07am Matt from Springfield: That's brilliant Caryn! Dare I say...analytical acting! Bravo Gene! :)
	2:07am Guido from Cologne: Thank you thank you thank you!
	2:09am tomasz.: live sound art, my friends. can't beat that
	2:09am Guido from Cologne: There is always a reason to pledge!
	2:09am Ryab: The champs at FMU
	2:09am Matt from Springfield: You said that too fast amEdeo -- could you say that again, sloooooooowed dowwwwwwwn a bittttttttttt????????
	2:09am Caryn: @Matt: the best part - Wilder didn't tell the director or anyone else what he was going to do beforehand, so they were all surprised. Luckily, the cameraman stayed with the roll and caught it on film.
	2:10am Ryab: I ust want to throw money at these guys
	2:10am Mary Wing: Amedeo, will you please hang out with Stashu & me tomorrow night?
	2:13am Matt from Springfield: Danielsons, what a great singing Familie!
	2:15am Matt from Springfield: WHY hasn't Clay Pigeon brought this track to our attention yet!!?!?!
	2:16am Ryab: Mymymymymymy
	2:16am JakeGould: “What is an AD-VERB, HU-MAN? EXTER-MIN-ATE!”
	2:18am Matt from Springfield: 50 Shades of Novelty Vinyl
	2:20am Greg from Bloomfield: I AM SATISFIED
	2:22am Matt from Springfield: You can get no satisfaction, here! Hooray Greg!
	2:23am Ryab: Thanks for clearing that up. That's perfect!
	2:24am Matt from Springfield: Reverb ruminations on the Woof Moo - this is new territory!
	2:24am JakeGould: VYE-uh-duct. Not VEE-ah-duct.
	2:25am Matt from Springfield: "Vhy a duck?"
	2:32am JakeGould: Why a Duck?
	2:33am amEdeo: Come on humans! We are SOOOO close! Help send the Inflatable Squirrel Carcass into the sun of success! Let's get 100%!!!!
	2:35am Ryab: Iunno how you guys are only at 84; this is one of the best shows I've heard. Come on guys we got this.
	2:36am rich: while i still wait for adoption like that episode of the Little Rascals where they're stuck in an orphan's home eating gruel getting to my goal would be nice.
	2:38am Ryab: I i smell like a trashcan
	2:39am Domenica: I would pledge my love to you guys, but I already pledged! For those of you suckers who haven't pledged, you are all wretches.
	2:41am Guido from Cologne: I still have so many DJs to greet. I have to send small lumps from my budget.
	2:44am Domenica: I sent all my lumps. :(
	2:53am JakeGould: “…orphan's home eating gruel…” Mush! “Don’t drink the milk… It’s spoiled!” www.youtube.com...
	2:56am JakeGould: 7 cents? Just walk around the block and look down… Boom!
	2:57am Ryab: NO WAY
	2:57am Guido from Cologne: YEEEY!
	2:57am Caryn: Look under the DJ console, there's bound to be change on the floor!
	2:58am Matt from Springfield: And we all thank Rich and amEdeo, volunteers and pledgers! Great job guys! Bring on the fun and keep om - pledging!!!
	2:58am Caryn: Woohoo!
	2:59am Steve-O: Hey Amedeo! It was great hearing you again.....and nice show, both Rich and Amedeo! =)
	2:59am Guido from Cologne: Whooooow! THAAANKKK YOOOOUUU!
	3:00am Matt from Springfield: Yeeey Guido! :)
	3:00am Ryab: Would've been a travesty if you guy hadn't made your goal.
	3:01am Guys: guys
	3:01am Guys: guys

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from March 14, 2015

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