WFMU: Therese: Playlist from November 27, 2016

Listener comments!
	10:03pm Carmichael: Heya Therese and future commenters!
	10:03pm Uncle Michael: I am from the future.
	10:04pm Carmichael: I will eventually remember you.
	10:04pm sugarwolf: Hi
	10:04pm BadGuyZero: Hiya!
	10:04pm melinda: howdy
	10:05pm Dan from Toronto: Evening, Therese & team
	10:05pm Therese: Hello to you all, whenever you may be!
	10:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Happy Cyber Monday Eve, everybody!
	10:09pm Scraps deSelby: Hey ho
	10:10pm coelacanth: the backward B is backward.
	10:11pm coelacanth: ...and hi!
	10:13pm Matt from Springfield: Great start to the show! Hi Therese and everyone!
	10:16pm sugarwolf: So glad this weekend is over
	10:18pm Ken From Hyde Park: I just happen to have a spare one: ᗺ
	10:21pm Matt from Springfield: Very little to no family anxiety! Lots to eat. Maybe too much to drink.
	10:22pm Uncle Michael: More importantly in my world, from The New Odd Couple.
	10:22pm BadGuyZero: I was shocked at the lack of political discussion at my family's gatherings. The only thing I heard was someone saying "Tom Brady thinks he's 'all that' just like Al Gore does."
	10:22pm coelacanth: Pauline Oliveros, rest in peace.
	10:24pm coelacanth: lots and lots of cake and some irish whiskey. not much else.
	10:24pm Matt from Springfield: @coela: Hey, you could save time by just serving one whiskeyed-up cake, light it, and serve!
	10:26pm coelacanth: mm-mm good! - do we eat it flaming?
	10:28pm Matt from Springfield: I blew out a flaming dessert in Argentina almost immediately, and they acted as if I should have kept it going for longer. Maybe take a moment to behold the flames? I imagine anyone not from the circus would blow it out at some point.
	10:30pm Philthy woman: thankys
	10:33pm coelacanth: it may be that the flavor of the dish depends on the changes the fire makes. (like the burning of the sugar)
	10:35pm fredr: Free four!
	10:36pm MONEYBAG$: This is Free Four, not Embryo
	10:36pm phat: Thank you therese, for the Floyd. it's good to be reminded.
	10:38pm BadGuyZero: The playlist system seems to enjoy autopopulating incorrect info for this Pink Floyd CD.
	10:40pm Matt from Springfield: "In-AccuPlaylist"! :O Well at least you spotted the much worse error of the CD sleeve getting it wrong.
	10:42pm Matt from Springfield: Geez, you can't just be so glib in front of a DJ about Pink Floyd's timeline!!
	10:43pm coelacanth: "mid-era". (post-phenominal and pre-sucky)
	10:47pm Uncle Michael: When did Pink Floyd jump the musical shark, as opposed to when they became a boring soap opera?
	10:51pm Uncle Michael: I like to tell people about the time Darren brought Larry Tate home for dinner and right before he got to the house, Uncle Arthur conjured Benjamin Franklin into our living room. I was so embarrassed!
	10:56pm Uncle Michael: I should probably go to bed and leave you all alone now. (skulks away) Loving the music, Therese.
	10:58pm Therese: Thanks, Uncle Michael! Hope to see you around these parts soon!
	10:59pm coelacanth: UM i suppose you're right but despite the soap opera-ness of it i like, if not love, every album until the the wall abomination. ...but yeah, pretty far from the Syd Barrett days. g'night.
	11:07pm Matt from Springfield: Awesome!!! Pre-Starred for me!
	11:07pm melinda: That was awesome, yes.
	11:07pm Scraps: Did nobody from Black America sing Starr? Octopus's Garden? I ask you.
	11:07pm coelacanth: it's at the bottom already. Heavy!
	11:08pm Marc15: Westworld was great!!
	11:08pm Matt from Springfield: Unfortunately Otis Redding died in '68. If he hadn't, I bet he would have done a killer cover of "Don't Pass Me By".
	11:08pm Scraps: I typed that before you said that, Therese. :-)
	11:11pm BadGuyZero: They're probably calling to give you a "heads up" about incorrect track listings on other Pink Floyd CD's for future reference.
	11:12pm coelacanth: Matt - that IS too bad! ...if Otis had...or Wilson Pickett, or Clarence Carter - i'm sure it'd be better than the beatles version. (which is a very rare thing indeed, in my book.)
	11:12pm Matt from Springfield: @Therese: You haven't yet watched Westworld in my timeline! But, I'm just sitting here listening - you may have already watched it in YOUR timeline....! (shudder)
	11:12pm tuner fish: "Perhaps you saw me in Westworld? I acted like a robotic cowboy. It was my best role - I cannot deny I felt right home deep inside that electronic carcass." - Stephen Malkmus
	11:13pm Matt from Springfield: Beaver In Overalls, opening for Carrie Brownstein's new side project.
	11:14pm Matt from Springfield: @coela: Agree! Ringo always envisioned his song as C&W even years before recording it, but I'm sure one of those guys could've given a proper soul imagining to it.
	11:17pm BadGuyZero: When I was very young we had a dog named Duchess. It did not like being left alone at home. One time we returned home to discover that Duchess had removed the eyes from my Dapper Dan doll and started pulling the stuffing out of his head. It was a traumatic moment.
	11:20pm Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: Is that a Barbershop doll? Red-striped, and then slowly chewed out from the inside like an Italian horror movie?
	11:26pm Matt from Springfield: Old Skool Reggae!
	11:27pm BadGuyZero: @Matt: Dapper Dan was a Playschool-manufactured doll designed to teach young children how to use buttons, zippers, snaps, laces, and other fasteners one encounters while getting dressed. There was a female version of the doll called Dressy Bessy.
	11:29pm Matt from Springfield: In any case the dog Duchess dug Dapper Dan dead.
	11:29pm BadGuyZero: @Matt: Here's a link to a photo of both dolls. img1.etsystatic.com...
	11:29pm Therese: @BGZ- had you learned Dapper Dan's lessons before his demise?
	11:30pm Matt from Springfield: A song so nice, you had to play it 1½ times! (mystery track error?)
	11:34pm BadGuyZero: @Therese: For the most part. I hadn't mastered tying my shoes yet. My mother sewed new eyes on Dapper Dan. I don't recall if they were bionic.
	11:36pm Matt from Springfield: They can rebuild him. STRONGER! FASTER!...
	11:44pm BadGuyZero: At first I thought this Guerilla Toss track was Devo's "Too Much Paranoias" at a slower speed.
	11:46pm Matt from Springfield: Definitely reminiscent of Devo - but you say the Devo song was even faster than this?
	11:47pm BadGuyZero: It sounded slightly slower than Devo. But not as drastic as say a 45 played at 33.
	11:48pm Scraps: Uncontrollable Urge is damned fast....
	11:50pm Scraps: Slovenly! Great name of label
	11:55pm Matt from Springfield: Guten Köln Kuriösitieß!
	11:57pm coelacanth: i tried to back up to see if i could see that similarity and my player crashed. beware of "malwarebytes", which is supposed to clean up the nasties in there. ever since i ran it i've had major player problems.
	11:58pm Marc15: Watch "Westworld" tomorrow. Trust me, you won't be able to sleep if you watch it tonight
	11:59pm JakeGould: Society will get better when there are less films about people secretly being robots or aliens. Or somehow Darth Vader's evil being justified as just a bad childhood.
	11:59pm coelacanth: i like this band name, "spirulina". ...Thank you Therese for another fine program. tchau camaradas.
	12:00am Matt from Springfield: Nice choice, Therese! Getting into real Joe McG/Scott W territory here! Thanks for a terrific show, have a good night everyone!
	12:00am BadGuyZero: Have a great week, everyone! See you next time.
	12:00am Scraps: Thank you Therese!

Therese: Playlist from November 27, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
The Raspberries	I Can Remember "I Can Remember" by "The Raspberries"	Raspberries	RPM		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
ABBA	People Need Love "People Need Love" by "ABBA"	Greatest Hits	Atlantic		0:07:29 (Pop-up)
The Hidden Cameras	Dark End of the Street	Home on Native Land	Outside	*	0:10:28 (Pop-up)
Terry Allen	High Horse Momma "High Horse Momma" by "Terry Allen"	Lubbock (on Everything)	Paradise of Bachelors	*	0:13:51 (Pop-up)

Hope Sandoval and the Warm Inventions	I Took a Slip	Until the Hunter	Tendril Tales	*	0:22:00 (Pop-up)
Simon Joyner & David Nance	Hide Your Love	Goat's Head Soup	No Label	*	0:25:25 (Pop-up)
MV & EE	Feel Alright "Feel Alright" by "MV & EE"	Root/Void	Woodsist	*	0:30:11 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Free Four "Free Four" by "Pink Floyd"	Cre/ation: The Early Years, 1967-1972	Pink Floyd	*	0:33:37 (Pop-up)

Helado Negro	We Don't Have Time for That	Private Energy	Asthmatic Kitty	*	0:50:05 (Pop-up)
Metronomy	The Upsetter "The Upsetter" by "Metronomy"	Love Letters	Elektra	*	0:54:09 (Pop-up)
Lee Fields & the Expressions	Where Is the Love	Special Night	Big Crown	*	0:59:01 (Pop-up)
Junior Parker	Tomorrow Never Knows	Let It Be: Black America Sings Lennon, McCartney and Harrison	Ace	*	1:02:16 (Pop-up)

Duchess Says	I Repeat Myself "I Repeat Myself" by "Duchess Says"	Sciences Nouvelles	Slovenly	*	1:13:15 (Pop-up)
The Suburban Homes	Barbie & Ken "Barbie & Ken" by "The Suburban Homes"	The Suburban Homes Are Bored EP	Total Punk	*	1:16:41 (Pop-up)
The Pop Group	Days Like These "Days Like These" by "The Pop Group"	Honeymoon on Mars	Freaks R Us	*	1:19:33 (Pop-up)
Dennis Brown & Prince Mohammed	Money In My Pocket	Trojan 12" Box Set	Sanctuary/Trojan	*	1:23:38 (Pop-up)
Georgia	No One Person Can Ever Be the Center	All Kind Music	Palto Flats	*	1:35:33 (Pop-up)
Guerilla Toss	Realistic Rabbit "Realistic Rabbit" by "Guerilla Toss"	Flood Dosed EP	DFA	*	1:40:39 (Pop-up)

Spirulina	The Message "The Message" by "Spirulina"	Cologne Curiosities: The Unknown Krautrock Underground, 1972–1976	Mental Experience	*	1:50:48 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:03pm Carmichael: Heya Therese and future commenters!
	10:03pm Uncle Michael: I am from the future.
	10:04pm Carmichael: I will eventually remember you.
	10:04pm sugarwolf: Hi
	10:04pm BadGuyZero: Hiya!
	10:04pm melinda: howdy
	10:05pm Dan from Toronto: Evening, Therese & team
	10:05pm Therese: Hello to you all, whenever you may be!
	10:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Happy Cyber Monday Eve, everybody!
	10:09pm Scraps deSelby: Hey ho
	10:10pm coelacanth: the backward B is backward.
	10:11pm coelacanth: ...and hi!
	10:13pm Matt from Springfield: Great start to the show! Hi Therese and everyone!
	10:16pm sugarwolf: So glad this weekend is over
	10:18pm Ken From Hyde Park: I just happen to have a spare one: ᗺ
	10:21pm Matt from Springfield: Very little to no family anxiety! Lots to eat. Maybe too much to drink.
	10:22pm Uncle Michael: More importantly in my world, from The New Odd Couple.
	10:22pm BadGuyZero: I was shocked at the lack of political discussion at my family's gatherings. The only thing I heard was someone saying "Tom Brady thinks he's 'all that' just like Al Gore does."
	10:22pm coelacanth: Pauline Oliveros, rest in peace.
	10:24pm coelacanth: lots and lots of cake and some irish whiskey. not much else.
	10:24pm Matt from Springfield: @coela: Hey, you could save time by just serving one whiskeyed-up cake, light it, and serve!
	10:26pm coelacanth: mm-mm good! - do we eat it flaming?
	10:28pm Matt from Springfield: I blew out a flaming dessert in Argentina almost immediately, and they acted as if I should have kept it going for longer. Maybe take a moment to behold the flames? I imagine anyone not from the circus would blow it out at some point.
	10:30pm Philthy woman: thankys
	10:33pm coelacanth: it may be that the flavor of the dish depends on the changes the fire makes. (like the burning of the sugar)
	10:35pm fredr: Free four!
	10:36pm MONEYBAG$: This is Free Four, not Embryo
	10:36pm phat: Thank you therese, for the Floyd. it's good to be reminded.
	10:38pm BadGuyZero: The playlist system seems to enjoy autopopulating incorrect info for this Pink Floyd CD.
	10:40pm Matt from Springfield: "In-AccuPlaylist"! :O Well at least you spotted the much worse error of the CD sleeve getting it wrong.
	10:42pm Matt from Springfield: Geez, you can't just be so glib in front of a DJ about Pink Floyd's timeline!!
	10:43pm coelacanth: "mid-era". (post-phenominal and pre-sucky)
	10:47pm Uncle Michael: When did Pink Floyd jump the musical shark, as opposed to when they became a boring soap opera?
	10:51pm Uncle Michael: I like to tell people about the time Darren brought Larry Tate home for dinner and right before he got to the house, Uncle Arthur conjured Benjamin Franklin into our living room. I was so embarrassed!
	10:56pm Uncle Michael: I should probably go to bed and leave you all alone now. (skulks away) Loving the music, Therese.
	10:58pm Therese: Thanks, Uncle Michael! Hope to see you around these parts soon!
	10:59pm coelacanth: UM i suppose you're right but despite the soap opera-ness of it i like, if not love, every album until the the wall abomination. ...but yeah, pretty far from the Syd Barrett days. g'night.
	11:07pm Matt from Springfield: Awesome!!! Pre-Starred for me!
	11:07pm melinda: That was awesome, yes.
	11:07pm Scraps: Did nobody from Black America sing Starr? Octopus's Garden? I ask you.
	11:07pm coelacanth: it's at the bottom already. Heavy!
	11:08pm Marc15: Westworld was great!!
	11:08pm Matt from Springfield: Unfortunately Otis Redding died in '68. If he hadn't, I bet he would have done a killer cover of "Don't Pass Me By".
	11:08pm Scraps: I typed that before you said that, Therese. :-)
	11:11pm BadGuyZero: They're probably calling to give you a "heads up" about incorrect track listings on other Pink Floyd CD's for future reference.
	11:12pm coelacanth: Matt - that IS too bad! ...if Otis had...or Wilson Pickett, or Clarence Carter - i'm sure it'd be better than the beatles version. (which is a very rare thing indeed, in my book.)
	11:12pm Matt from Springfield: @Therese: You haven't yet watched Westworld in my timeline! But, I'm just sitting here listening - you may have already watched it in YOUR timeline....! (shudder)
	11:12pm tuner fish: "Perhaps you saw me in Westworld? I acted like a robotic cowboy. It was my best role - I cannot deny I felt right home deep inside that electronic carcass." - Stephen Malkmus
	11:13pm Matt from Springfield: Beaver In Overalls, opening for Carrie Brownstein's new side project.
	11:14pm Matt from Springfield: @coela: Agree! Ringo always envisioned his song as C&W even years before recording it, but I'm sure one of those guys could've given a proper soul imagining to it.
	11:17pm BadGuyZero: When I was very young we had a dog named Duchess. It did not like being left alone at home. One time we returned home to discover that Duchess had removed the eyes from my Dapper Dan doll and started pulling the stuffing out of his head. It was a traumatic moment.
	11:20pm Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: Is that a Barbershop doll? Red-striped, and then slowly chewed out from the inside like an Italian horror movie?
	11:26pm Matt from Springfield: Old Skool Reggae!
	11:27pm BadGuyZero: @Matt: Dapper Dan was a Playschool-manufactured doll designed to teach young children how to use buttons, zippers, snaps, laces, and other fasteners one encounters while getting dressed. There was a female version of the doll called Dressy Bessy.
	11:29pm Matt from Springfield: In any case the dog Duchess dug Dapper Dan dead.
	11:29pm BadGuyZero: @Matt: Here's a link to a photo of both dolls. img1.etsystatic.com...
	11:29pm Therese: @BGZ- had you learned Dapper Dan's lessons before his demise?
	11:30pm Matt from Springfield: A song so nice, you had to play it 1½ times! (mystery track error?)
	11:34pm BadGuyZero: @Therese: For the most part. I hadn't mastered tying my shoes yet. My mother sewed new eyes on Dapper Dan. I don't recall if they were bionic.
	11:36pm Matt from Springfield: They can rebuild him. STRONGER! FASTER!...
	11:44pm BadGuyZero: At first I thought this Guerilla Toss track was Devo's "Too Much Paranoias" at a slower speed.
	11:46pm Matt from Springfield: Definitely reminiscent of Devo - but you say the Devo song was even faster than this?
	11:47pm BadGuyZero: It sounded slightly slower than Devo. But not as drastic as say a 45 played at 33.
	11:48pm Scraps: Uncontrollable Urge is damned fast....
	11:50pm Scraps: Slovenly! Great name of label
	11:55pm Matt from Springfield: Guten Köln Kuriösitieß!
	11:57pm coelacanth: i tried to back up to see if i could see that similarity and my player crashed. beware of "malwarebytes", which is supposed to clean up the nasties in there. ever since i ran it i've had major player problems.
	11:58pm Marc15: Watch "Westworld" tomorrow. Trust me, you won't be able to sleep if you watch it tonight
	11:59pm JakeGould: Society will get better when there are less films about people secretly being robots or aliens. Or somehow Darth Vader's evil being justified as just a bad childhood.
	11:59pm coelacanth: i like this band name, "spirulina". ...Thank you Therese for another fine program. tchau camaradas.
	12:00am Matt from Springfield: Nice choice, Therese! Getting into real Joe McG/Scott W territory here! Thanks for a terrific show, have a good night everyone!
	12:00am BadGuyZero: Have a great week, everyone! See you next time.
	12:00am Scraps: Thank you Therese!

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