WFMU: Imaginary Radio: Playlist from April 27, 2015

Listener comments!
	9:06am sphere: hello Chris & co.
	9:08am Ken From Hyde Park: One 1975 classic rock block coming right up!
	9:08am Chris M.: good morning
	9:10am common: classic rock block! mornin!
	9:16am SeanG: Does the Pidge know this is happening?
	9:19am glenn: all 40 years old, this stuff. makes me feel old.
	9:20am Polyus: We're all humanary stew!
	9:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: '75 - Year of the ...Hare ! Eleven y.o. most of the year - a fine time for Alice Cooper...
	9:23am Cheri Pi: th' WIND!
	9:24am PKNY: Woo hoo, Hawkwind! @Ken from HP - if you're not busy, take a ride down to WPDH and rig it up so Chris' show comes out over their airwaves. You'd be doing their listeners a favor.
	9:25am Cheri Pi: I was 4 and just starting to notice what was being played on the U.S. Military radio station in Japan.
	9:26am Sem Chumbo: Ace of Spad....of Kings of Speed, Kings of Spoed. Hmmm, coincidence? Hiya, Chris, morning, imaginary friends.
	9:27am Sem Chumbo: Just washed my fingers, can't do a thing with them.
	9:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I had an older brother who was a Rawker - so I was simply spoonfed - altho' in smalltown NewEngland (no scene).
	9:28am bobdoesthings: good morning .... i think
	9:29am Chris M.: what's everyone markering onto their denim jacket right now?
	9:30am glenn: ummmm. go leafs go?
	9:31am P-90: The Domed City of Yestermorrow
	9:31am Ken From Hyde Park: @PKNY - If I could rig up a pirate transmitter on top of their signal, I surely would.
	9:31am the Canterbury wood-elf: @Chris "BLACK OAK ARKANSAS"
	9:32am P-90: Thanks for not drawing the line at Al Stewart
	9:32am Cheri Pi: Bay City Rollers
	9:32am crateslinger: Let's see... mom singin Helen Reddy while doing the dishes, Barbi Benton on the Love Boat, and Donnie and Marie. That's all that happened in 1975.
	9:34am P-90: Can I have Karen Carperter on my jacket?
	9:35am Sem Chumbo: Why Can't We Be Friends?
	9:35am V Priceless: Hey! Forget the denim jacket...Chuck Taylor rubber all the way, here...'Slade'!
	9:35am glenn: don't forget the fonz and the sweathogs.
	9:36am crateslinger: haha... vinnie bararino
	9:36am Sem Chumbo: And on the other sleeve: Some Kind of Wonderful.
	9:36am sphere: glad Neil makes an appearance!
	9:37am doctorjazz: Great Neil! 75 was a fine year, it appears.
	9:38am doctorjazz: Shouldn't punk rock be poking its head out soon?
	9:38am glenn: zuma's a fikkin' great record.
	9:39am P-90: Neilophiles can checkout the three-hour Youngstravaganza on this morning's Avant Ghetto archive.
	9:39am Chris M.: @doctorjazz: Ramones s/t 1976
	9:40am common: 75 lovely!
	9:41am d¢ pät: I didn't know there was music in 1975. I had a radio so I must have heard some. Go figure...
	9:42am P-90: "Kung Fu Fighting" always gets left out. Too "Disco" or something...
	9:43am d¢ pät: ah! Kung Fu Fighting I remember! That was big in our house.
	9:46am P-90: Also the very year veterans Neil Sedaka and Frankie Valli both came back strong and had one of their biggest hits ever.
	9:48am P-90: B-O-W-I-E !
	9:48am d¢ pät: oh yeah...
	9:48am glenn: k.f.f. was fall of '74, i seem to recall.
	9:49am sphere: Lennon played on this Bowie track, right?
	9:49am d¢ pät: We must have driven to FLA that year. Must have heard Fame, I'm Not In Love, about 5000 times.
	9:50am d¢ pät: Think he sang back vox.
	9:50am Sem Chumbo: Funky disco Dave, a year before he became the Duke.
	9:50am P-90: kff: still in heavy rotation after Christmas break, trust me.
	9:52am V Priceless: '75 was largely about 10cc's "Original Soundtrack" here - was doing a little head-scratching w/Bowie, too, honestly. Wasn't nuts about the 'Young Americans' single. Still the one Bowie record I don't own. Should grab it, regardless.
	9:53am sphere: Since I was 5 at the time, I might have been listening to my Sesame Street alphabet 7"s or my Tony Orlando and Dawn LP.
	9:53am d¢ pät: this could get ugly. There was a lot of truly shitty music in '75. Why do you think they invented punk?
	9:53am uuee: Ah the youngsters speak....in '75, I was a home owner, in my last year as a non-father...'NEW FM had gone down the tubes, and I was on the cusp of discovering WFMU...Dave Herman (perv) had done me in, with his f'n "Bruce Juice", every AM, a few years before. Then around '77, Freeform entered my life
	9:55am V Priceless: ha - I thought I heard that Al Stewart Bowie riff!
	9:55am Lewis: my new favorite Monday morning program!
	9:55am Greg from Bloomfield: Work Internet down. Can't tune in. Pray for Mojo.
	9:58am SeanG: sierra nevada is yummy
	9:59am P-90: Beersies? Provided? Graciously?!
	10:02am d¢ pät: hmm.. this doesn't sound like Captain and Tensile.
	10:04am Cheri Pi: BEERSIES???
	10:04am P-90: Wait 'til "Tommy" hits the theaters. Elton's "Pinball Wizard" rules the airwaves. Interminably.
	10:04am Cheri Pi: Tenile Strength = great band name
	10:05am P-90: Toni, yer comin' out of retirement!
	10:06am d¢ pät: Beersies and Tennile
	10:08am Cheri Pi: Ever notice how Captain had only 1 facial expression?
	10:08am Chris from DC: Beersies mentioned at a little after 10 Monday morning. Going to be a long week.
	10:09am Cheri Pi: I'm indulging in beersies tonight, on account of seeing Peter Hook tonight.
	10:10am the Canterbury wood-elf: This isn't the Jane I know! www.youtube.com...
	10:13am Greg from Bloomfield: VICTORY! Morning, everybody.
	10:15am Ken From Hyde Park: I think The Captain has been ill lately. Hope he makes a speedy recovery.
	10:16am P-90: Unfortunately, "Muskrat Love" didn't arrive until '76, heralding the peak of "Capt. & Tennille Mania". The young Weird Al Yankovic's parody "Muskrat Glove", about rodent safe sex, didn't make it past the mono cassette demo stage.
	10:17am Sem Chumbo: What a shame, truly.
	10:18am P-90: It was a learning experience.
	10:20am crateslinger: Nuts! The wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald happened late in 1975, so the song had to wait til '76.
	10:22am d¢ pät: Oh yeah, got some good choices with the Kinks. 2 albums in 1975.
	10:22am doctorjazz: Hey, wasn't Blues for Allah released 75? Just sayin...
	10:23am Claw!: Chriiiiis! Yo, Peeps!
	10:24am P-90: Hail Claw!
	10:24am Chris M.: what is Blues for Allah
	10:26am Polyus: Scorpions 'In Trance' is a fine hard rock record from 1975.
	10:27am doctorjazz: Grateful Dead (not their best, studio albums downhill from there...)
	10:27am Claw!: P-90!
	10:27am d¢ pät: Man. Hard Way is like Ray trying to hurry punk rock along a little.
	10:27am doctorjazz: Franklin's Tower good track, though.
	10:28am Chris M.: no offense but you guys are naming pretty much everything i don't like
	10:29am d¢ pät: Well I'm with you on Grateful Dead but if you don't like the Kinks, there's the door...
	10:31am Chris M.: which door? the one that leads away from the kinks' worst albums?
	10:31am Cheri Pi: whut DCP said
	10:33am Sem Chumbo: Let's all chip in, get Chris a denim jacket and ink "The Kinks Stinks" on it.
	10:33am P-90: "Day of the Eagle" by Robin Trower was still on the charts in 1975. That one's gotta be OK with you, Cheri?
	10:34am Chris M.: maybe you didn't hear the 1 billion times i've played the kinks.
	10:34am d¢ pät: Not going to defend Soap Opera but Schoolboys has some good stuff on it.
	10:35am doctorjazz: I'll try to make amends, Dead not big FMU band (Uncle Michael seems the only fan I've come across), how about AWB, Pick Up the Pieces, who doesn't like that?
	10:35am Polyus: @P-90 - was just thinking "There must have been a Robin Trower record released that year".
	10:35am d¢ pät: Well I was only keeding..
	10:36am doctorjazz: The Blakulla does sound like Deadheads would go for it, btw...
	10:36am Chris M.: :::::))))))
	10:36am P-90: @Polyus: "Bridge of Sighs": 1974, but "Eagle" still getting airplay in '75.
	10:38am Chris from DC: Say, didn't Death record in '75.
	10:38am sphere: Sorry, but I am in the No Zappa Club for the most part.
	10:39am the Canterbury wood-elf: Jeff Conklin often plays some nice Dead jams ('68-'74) on the Avant Ghetto. Always causes a storm of opinions on the comments board.
	10:39am Cheri Pi: I like this Zappa song because I heard it on Dr. Dimento, otherwise this is a no fly zone
	10:39am Chris M.: any more complaints? i'm really enjoying them
	10:39am Sem Chumbo: @sphere, naturally I am curious about the least part.
	10:40am Sem Chumbo: What's the use of complaining, it never was worthwhile.
	10:41am Cheri Pi: 1975 was a year fraught with musical schizms & angst Chrissem.
	10:41am sphere: Mothers of Invention and "Montana" for some strange reason....
	10:41am P-90: Do complaints about the complaints count?
	10:41am sphere: metacomplaining!
	10:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Zappa wails.
	11:41am P-90: OUT OF THE DOGHOUSE?
	11:41am Cheri Pi: YAY! My favorite Sabbath song ever! I love you Chris!
	11:42am Carmichael: Good morning Mr. M and others. 75 was a great year.
	11:43am Cheri Pi: delayed HAZELWOOD/KRAFTWERK/TUBES/SPARKS/SWEET/STATUS QUO/ shout outs.
	11:43am Cheri Pi: ZZ top is preclicked, for my convenience even.
	11:44am Alex of Chicago: sweet, sweet bg guitar
	11:45am MenfussMike: KISS? it's Ace's birthday ya know.
	11:46am Carmichael: In September of 75, I saw Frampton, Loggins & Messina and Rod Stewart & Faces (with the Tower of Power horns) at a football stadium in Sacramento.
	11:46am fleep: Cone of Silence lifted! Greetings, agents and Chris M.
	11:47am common: this is great, chris! and did someone mention beersies a while ago?
	11:48am Sem Chumbo: Jeeze, THAT was a Twilight-Zone like moment, or 2. Didn't mean it about the denim jacket, man.
	11:49am P-90: In '75, Tubes, Sparks, Sweet, Queen were the newer bands that gave me and my friends hope, like little puffs of Rock fresh air.
	11:49am Claw!: No more time-out! Yaaay! For what it's worth, Chris - this has been a fine set.
	11:49am Stevel: ...and the NEW led Zeppelin double album!!
	11:50am rw: Hey Chris, I don't often leave comments at this hour but felt compelled to let you know this show kicks ass. 1975 must have been a good year for me. I think it was around the time I first discovered FM radio. Rock on!
	11:51am Carmichael: This is meant for Kenzo: I have had a video stream link available on my iphone app since yesterday afternoon. It leads nowhere, BTW.
	11:52am Carmichael: 10cc's I'm Not in Love came out in '75 also.
	11:53am P-90: Zeppelin was peaking, and we also welcomed Fleetwood Mac, because how could we have foreseen the oversaturation that would ruin that in the next couple years?
	11:53am Cheri Pi: WAIT, beersies again?
	11:54am P-90: "gratiously provided by Sierra Nevada" -see you all there!
	11:57am sphere: have a good day Mr. M. good show.

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April 27, 2015: 1975

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Approx. start time
AC/DC	She's Got Balls "She's Got Balls" by "AC/DC"	High Voltage	1975	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Bad Company	Feel Like Makin' Love	Straight Shooter	1975	0:04:19 (Pop-up)
Mama's Pride	In The Morning "In The Morning" by "Mama's Pride"	Mama's Pride	1975	0:09:30 (Pop-up)
Foghat	Save Your Loving (For Me) "Save Your Loving (For Me)" by "Foghat"	Fool For The City	1975	0:14:35 (Pop-up)
Alice Cooper	The Black Widow "The Black Widow" by "Alice Cooper"	Welcome To My Nightmare	1975	0:18:08 (Pop-up)
Hawkwind	Kings Of Speed "Kings Of Speed" by "Hawkwind"	Warrior On The Edge Of Time	1975	0:21:46 (Pop-up)
Bachman-Turner Overdrive	She's A Devil	Four Wheel Drive	1975	0:25:33 (Pop-up)
Al Stewart	Not The One "Not The One" by "Al Stewart"	Modern Times	1975	0:30:08 (Pop-up)
Neil Young & Crazy Horse	Don't Cry No Tears	Zuma	1975	0:34:40 (Pop-up)
Ronnie Wood	Breathe On Me "Breathe On Me" by "Ronnie Wood"	Now Look	1975	0:37:09 (Pop-up)
The Frankie Miller Band	A Fool In Love	The Rock	1975	0:43:30 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Fame "Fame" by "David Bowie"	Young Americans	1975	0:46:43 (Pop-up)

Poseidon	Swimming Against The Stream	Found My Way	1975	0:58:55 (Pop-up)
Jane	Scratches On Your Back "Scratches On Your Back" by "Jane"	Lady	1975	1:07:21 (Pop-up)
Highdelberg	Super Normal Rider "Super Normal Rider" by "Highdelberg"	Highdelberg	1975	1:10:52 (Pop-up)
Kandahar	Song For Catherina "Song For Catherina" by "Kandahar"	In The Court Of Catherina Squeezer	1975	1:15:46 (Pop-up)
Baker Gurvitz Army	Time "Time" by "Baker Gurvitz Army"	Elysian Encounter	1975	1:21:49 (Pop-up)
East Of Eden	Mandarin's Daughter "Mandarin's Daughter" by "East Of Eden"	Another Eden	1975	1:25:40 (Pop-up)
Blakulla	Sirenernas Sang "Sirenernas Sang" by "Blakulla"	Blakulla	1975	1:29:23 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Muffin Man "Muffin Man" by "Frank Zappa"	Bongo Fury	1975	1:35:18 (Pop-up)
Slapp Happy/Henry Cow	A Worm Is At Work	Desperate Straights	1975	1:40:43 (Pop-up)
Robert Wyatt	5 Black Notes and 1 White Note	Ruth Is Stranger Than Richard	1975	1:42:33 (Pop-up)
Lee Hazlewood	Souls Island "Souls Island" by "Lee Hazlewood"	A House Safe for Tigers	1975	1:47:30 (Pop-up)

Kraftwerk	Antenna "Antenna" by "Kraftwerk"	Radio-Activity	1975	1:58:52 (Pop-up)
Joe Higgs	More Slavery (Dub Version)	Life Of Contradiction	1975	2:02:30 (Pop-up)
Mystic Minds	It's Real "It's Real" by "Mystic Minds"	Mind Over Matter	1975	2:05:20 (Pop-up)
The Tubes	White Punks On Dope "White Punks On Dope" by "The Tubes"	The Tubes	1975	2:09:19 (Pop-up)
Sparks	Happy Hunting Ground "Happy Hunting Ground" by "Sparks"	Indiscreet	1975	2:14:10 (Pop-up)
The Sweet	Action "Action" by "The Sweet"	Strung Up	1975	2:17:40 (Pop-up)
Cain	Queen Of The Night "Queen Of The Night" by "Cain"	A Pound Of Flesh	1975	2:21:25 (Pop-up)
Strife	Back Streets Of Heaven "Back Streets Of Heaven" by "Strife"	Rush	1975	2:24:26 (Pop-up)
Status Quo	Over And Done "Over And Done" by "Status Quo"	On The Level	1975	2:27:42 (Pop-up)
Queen	You're My Best Friend "You're My Best Friend" by "Queen"	A Night At The Opera	1975	2:31:33 (Pop-up)
Z.O.U	She's A Girl "She's A Girl" by "Z.O.U"	Z.O.U	1975	2:34:21 (Pop-up)
Black Sabbath	Hole In The Sky "Hole In The Sky" by "Black Sabbath"	Sabotage	1975	2:37:26 (Pop-up)
ZZ Top	Nasty Dogs And Funky Kings	Fandango!	1975	2:41:23 (Pop-up)
Thin Lizzy	Rosalie "Rosalie" by "Thin Lizzy"	Fighting	1975	2:44:04 (Pop-up)
Led Zeppelin	Custard Pie "Custard Pie" by "Led Zeppelin"	Physical Graffiti	1975	2:47:04 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:06am sphere: hello Chris & co.
	9:08am Ken From Hyde Park: One 1975 classic rock block coming right up!
	9:08am Chris M.: good morning
	9:10am common: classic rock block! mornin!
	9:16am SeanG: Does the Pidge know this is happening?
	9:19am glenn: all 40 years old, this stuff. makes me feel old.
	9:20am Polyus: We're all humanary stew!
	9:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: '75 - Year of the ...Hare ! Eleven y.o. most of the year - a fine time for Alice Cooper...
	9:23am Cheri Pi: th' WIND!
	9:24am PKNY: Woo hoo, Hawkwind! @Ken from HP - if you're not busy, take a ride down to WPDH and rig it up so Chris' show comes out over their airwaves. You'd be doing their listeners a favor.
	9:25am Cheri Pi: I was 4 and just starting to notice what was being played on the U.S. Military radio station in Japan.
	9:26am Sem Chumbo: Ace of Spad....of Kings of Speed, Kings of Spoed. Hmmm, coincidence? Hiya, Chris, morning, imaginary friends.
	9:27am Sem Chumbo: Just washed my fingers, can't do a thing with them.
	9:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I had an older brother who was a Rawker - so I was simply spoonfed - altho' in smalltown NewEngland (no scene).
	9:28am bobdoesthings: good morning .... i think
	9:29am Chris M.: what's everyone markering onto their denim jacket right now?
	9:30am glenn: ummmm. go leafs go?
	9:31am P-90: The Domed City of Yestermorrow
	9:31am Ken From Hyde Park: @PKNY - If I could rig up a pirate transmitter on top of their signal, I surely would.
	9:31am the Canterbury wood-elf: @Chris "BLACK OAK ARKANSAS"
	9:32am P-90: Thanks for not drawing the line at Al Stewart
	9:32am Cheri Pi: Bay City Rollers
	9:32am crateslinger: Let's see... mom singin Helen Reddy while doing the dishes, Barbi Benton on the Love Boat, and Donnie and Marie. That's all that happened in 1975.
	9:34am P-90: Can I have Karen Carperter on my jacket?
	9:35am Sem Chumbo: Why Can't We Be Friends?
	9:35am V Priceless: Hey! Forget the denim jacket...Chuck Taylor rubber all the way, here...'Slade'!
	9:35am glenn: don't forget the fonz and the sweathogs.
	9:36am crateslinger: haha... vinnie bararino
	9:36am Sem Chumbo: And on the other sleeve: Some Kind of Wonderful.
	9:36am sphere: glad Neil makes an appearance!
	9:37am doctorjazz: Great Neil! 75 was a fine year, it appears.
	9:38am doctorjazz: Shouldn't punk rock be poking its head out soon?
	9:38am glenn: zuma's a fikkin' great record.
	9:39am P-90: Neilophiles can checkout the three-hour Youngstravaganza on this morning's Avant Ghetto archive.
	9:39am Chris M.: @doctorjazz: Ramones s/t 1976
	9:40am common: 75 lovely!
	9:41am d¢ pät: I didn't know there was music in 1975. I had a radio so I must have heard some. Go figure...
	9:42am P-90: "Kung Fu Fighting" always gets left out. Too "Disco" or something...
	9:43am d¢ pät: ah! Kung Fu Fighting I remember! That was big in our house.
	9:46am P-90: Also the very year veterans Neil Sedaka and Frankie Valli both came back strong and had one of their biggest hits ever.
	9:48am P-90: B-O-W-I-E !
	9:48am d¢ pät: oh yeah...
	9:48am glenn: k.f.f. was fall of '74, i seem to recall.
	9:49am sphere: Lennon played on this Bowie track, right?
	9:49am d¢ pät: We must have driven to FLA that year. Must have heard Fame, I'm Not In Love, about 5000 times.
	9:50am d¢ pät: Think he sang back vox.
	9:50am Sem Chumbo: Funky disco Dave, a year before he became the Duke.
	9:50am P-90: kff: still in heavy rotation after Christmas break, trust me.
	9:52am V Priceless: '75 was largely about 10cc's "Original Soundtrack" here - was doing a little head-scratching w/Bowie, too, honestly. Wasn't nuts about the 'Young Americans' single. Still the one Bowie record I don't own. Should grab it, regardless.
	9:53am sphere: Since I was 5 at the time, I might have been listening to my Sesame Street alphabet 7"s or my Tony Orlando and Dawn LP.
	9:53am d¢ pät: this could get ugly. There was a lot of truly shitty music in '75. Why do you think they invented punk?
	9:53am uuee: Ah the youngsters speak....in '75, I was a home owner, in my last year as a non-father...'NEW FM had gone down the tubes, and I was on the cusp of discovering WFMU...Dave Herman (perv) had done me in, with his f'n "Bruce Juice", every AM, a few years before. Then around '77, Freeform entered my life
	9:55am V Priceless: ha - I thought I heard that Al Stewart Bowie riff!
	9:55am Lewis: my new favorite Monday morning program!
	9:55am Greg from Bloomfield: Work Internet down. Can't tune in. Pray for Mojo.
	9:58am SeanG: sierra nevada is yummy
	9:59am P-90: Beersies? Provided? Graciously?!
	10:02am d¢ pät: hmm.. this doesn't sound like Captain and Tensile.
	10:04am Cheri Pi: BEERSIES???
	10:04am P-90: Wait 'til "Tommy" hits the theaters. Elton's "Pinball Wizard" rules the airwaves. Interminably.
	10:04am Cheri Pi: Tenile Strength = great band name
	10:05am P-90: Toni, yer comin' out of retirement!
	10:06am d¢ pät: Beersies and Tennile
	10:08am Cheri Pi: Ever notice how Captain had only 1 facial expression?
	10:08am Chris from DC: Beersies mentioned at a little after 10 Monday morning. Going to be a long week.
	10:09am Cheri Pi: I'm indulging in beersies tonight, on account of seeing Peter Hook tonight.
	10:10am the Canterbury wood-elf: This isn't the Jane I know! www.youtube.com...
	10:13am Greg from Bloomfield: VICTORY! Morning, everybody.
	10:15am Ken From Hyde Park: I think The Captain has been ill lately. Hope he makes a speedy recovery.
	10:16am P-90: Unfortunately, "Muskrat Love" didn't arrive until '76, heralding the peak of "Capt. & Tennille Mania". The young Weird Al Yankovic's parody "Muskrat Glove", about rodent safe sex, didn't make it past the mono cassette demo stage.
	10:17am Sem Chumbo: What a shame, truly.
	10:18am P-90: It was a learning experience.
	10:20am crateslinger: Nuts! The wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald happened late in 1975, so the song had to wait til '76.
	10:22am d¢ pät: Oh yeah, got some good choices with the Kinks. 2 albums in 1975.
	10:22am doctorjazz: Hey, wasn't Blues for Allah released 75? Just sayin...
	10:23am Claw!: Chriiiiis! Yo, Peeps!
	10:24am P-90: Hail Claw!
	10:24am Chris M.: what is Blues for Allah
	10:26am Polyus: Scorpions 'In Trance' is a fine hard rock record from 1975.
	10:27am doctorjazz: Grateful Dead (not their best, studio albums downhill from there...)
	10:27am Claw!: P-90!
	10:27am d¢ pät: Man. Hard Way is like Ray trying to hurry punk rock along a little.
	10:27am doctorjazz: Franklin's Tower good track, though.
	10:28am Chris M.: no offense but you guys are naming pretty much everything i don't like
	10:29am d¢ pät: Well I'm with you on Grateful Dead but if you don't like the Kinks, there's the door...
	10:31am Chris M.: which door? the one that leads away from the kinks' worst albums?
	10:31am Cheri Pi: whut DCP said
	10:33am Sem Chumbo: Let's all chip in, get Chris a denim jacket and ink "The Kinks Stinks" on it.
	10:33am P-90: "Day of the Eagle" by Robin Trower was still on the charts in 1975. That one's gotta be OK with you, Cheri?
	10:34am Chris M.: maybe you didn't hear the 1 billion times i've played the kinks.
	10:34am d¢ pät: Not going to defend Soap Opera but Schoolboys has some good stuff on it.
	10:35am doctorjazz: I'll try to make amends, Dead not big FMU band (Uncle Michael seems the only fan I've come across), how about AWB, Pick Up the Pieces, who doesn't like that?
	10:35am Polyus: @P-90 - was just thinking "There must have been a Robin Trower record released that year".
	10:35am d¢ pät: Well I was only keeding..
	10:36am doctorjazz: The Blakulla does sound like Deadheads would go for it, btw...
	10:36am Chris M.: :::::))))))
	10:36am P-90: @Polyus: "Bridge of Sighs": 1974, but "Eagle" still getting airplay in '75.
	10:38am Chris from DC: Say, didn't Death record in '75.
	10:38am sphere: Sorry, but I am in the No Zappa Club for the most part.
	10:39am the Canterbury wood-elf: Jeff Conklin often plays some nice Dead jams ('68-'74) on the Avant Ghetto. Always causes a storm of opinions on the comments board.
	10:39am Cheri Pi: I like this Zappa song because I heard it on Dr. Dimento, otherwise this is a no fly zone
	10:39am Chris M.: any more complaints? i'm really enjoying them
	10:39am Sem Chumbo: @sphere, naturally I am curious about the least part.
	10:40am Sem Chumbo: What's the use of complaining, it never was worthwhile.
	10:41am Cheri Pi: 1975 was a year fraught with musical schizms & angst Chrissem.
	10:41am sphere: Mothers of Invention and "Montana" for some strange reason....
	10:41am P-90: Do complaints about the complaints count?
	10:41am sphere: metacomplaining!
	10:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Zappa wails.
	11:41am P-90: OUT OF THE DOGHOUSE?
	11:41am Cheri Pi: YAY! My favorite Sabbath song ever! I love you Chris!
	11:42am Carmichael: Good morning Mr. M and others. 75 was a great year.
	11:43am Cheri Pi: delayed HAZELWOOD/KRAFTWERK/TUBES/SPARKS/SWEET/STATUS QUO/ shout outs.
	11:43am Cheri Pi: ZZ top is preclicked, for my convenience even.
	11:44am Alex of Chicago: sweet, sweet bg guitar
	11:45am MenfussMike: KISS? it's Ace's birthday ya know.
	11:46am Carmichael: In September of 75, I saw Frampton, Loggins & Messina and Rod Stewart & Faces (with the Tower of Power horns) at a football stadium in Sacramento.
	11:46am fleep: Cone of Silence lifted! Greetings, agents and Chris M.
	11:47am common: this is great, chris! and did someone mention beersies a while ago?
	11:48am Sem Chumbo: Jeeze, THAT was a Twilight-Zone like moment, or 2. Didn't mean it about the denim jacket, man.
	11:49am P-90: In '75, Tubes, Sparks, Sweet, Queen were the newer bands that gave me and my friends hope, like little puffs of Rock fresh air.
	11:49am Claw!: No more time-out! Yaaay! For what it's worth, Chris - this has been a fine set.
	11:49am Stevel: ...and the NEW led Zeppelin double album!!
	11:50am rw: Hey Chris, I don't often leave comments at this hour but felt compelled to let you know this show kicks ass. 1975 must have been a good year for me. I think it was around the time I first discovered FM radio. Rock on!
	11:51am Carmichael: This is meant for Kenzo: I have had a video stream link available on my iphone app since yesterday afternoon. It leads nowhere, BTW.
	11:52am Carmichael: 10cc's I'm Not in Love came out in '75 also.
	11:53am P-90: Zeppelin was peaking, and we also welcomed Fleetwood Mac, because how could we have foreseen the oversaturation that would ruin that in the next couple years?
	11:53am Cheri Pi: WAIT, beersies again?
	11:54am P-90: "gratiously provided by Sierra Nevada" -see you all there!
	11:57am sphere: have a good day Mr. M. good show.

Imaginary Radio: Playlist from April 27, 2015

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