WFMU: Jason Elbogen: Playlist from January 20, 2017

Listener comments!
	3:08pm Jeff Golick: Ok, yes. Here's to the unspeakable horrors to come! And also the moments of sheer loveliness.
	3:10pm Jason Elbogen: That's the kind of positive attitude they pay us for here on the Drummer Stream, Jeff! Good work.
	3:11pm fred: Good afternoon Jason, Jeff, and listeners
	3:14pm Jeff Golick: Just happy to do my part. Hi there, Fred, Jason, onlookers.
	3:15pm still b/p: Sparrow Steeple sounds like Bryan Ferry at a late party.
	3:17pm fred: Were Le Lotus based in France by any chance? Hare Khrisna owned a castle near where my mother's family is from. We went there a few times when I was a kid, probably including 1978
	3:18pm Jason Elbogen: I think Le Lotus were Canadian, Fred.
	3:23pm annie: hey jason!!
	3:28pm fred: You can be on tour and play without an audience. I obviously never saw that, but it happened a few times to some friends, where the only people there were the other bands on the bill and the venue's staff
	3:39pm fred: @Jason: I saw half of Colectivo Etéreo last week when Dadalu played in Paris. I "told" them you had played them -- through Oso because I don't speak Spanish -- and they looked quite pleased
	3:41pm Jason Elbogen: Cool, how was the show?
	3:45pm melinda: Hi Jason and folks
	3:45pm doctorjazz: Hi, just checking in.
	3:47pm fred: I enjoyed it a lot, but I'm seriously biased: I knew most of the people who played that night, I hadn't seen Oso in almost two years, and many people hadn't seen me since I got out of the hospital. Hard to be objective about the music
	3:48pm Jason Elbogen: Thanks for checking in on the day when all North Americans (except Canadian Hare Krishnas) swell with pride over the peaceful transition of power.
	3:49pm melinda: I like the burger
	3:54pm melinda: I think you are subconsciously trying to become Canadian.
	3:54pm Webhamster Henry: It's called the Doomsday clock, en.wikipedia.org...
	3:54pm fred: You came very close: the 'h' is not just silent, it's like it's not there at all. A friend says half the letters in his name are useless except to confuse people when he travels (his name is Thibault)
	3:57pm Webhamster Henry: I was thinking of changing my handle, but it's been Webhamster for 25 years or more at this point. Branding is everything! I understand "Yahoo!" is up for grabs, but I'm not interested.
	4:01pm melinda: It's a good handle, Henry. So what was the impetus for creating it 25 yrs ago?
	4:05pm Dave in Vermont: excellent
	4:05pm fred: Adding insult to injury, the didgeridoo has been co-opted by annoying westerners. Worst offender I saw: at a Q&A with a mouth harp player who had just stressed the spiritual side of using his body as a resonator, a dreadlocked guy asked him to play in a vase while he accompanied him on his didgeridoo. I was with a Russian-speaking friend who told me the translator asked a totally different question
	4:10pm Jeff Golick: Thank god for judicious translators. Saving us from ourselves.
	4:19pm fred: @Jeff: The flip side of that coin was the translator for Blackfire when the band went into pointed criticism of what Areva (a French uranium company) was doing to their tribe's land. Her translation too was innocuous platitudes, not even mentioning the company
	4:20pm Jeff Golick: @fred: Ah, yeah. Always another side, I guess.
	4:21pm Webhamster Henry: @melinda I was one of a group of people who put WFMU on the internet - I wrote a bunch of features and formatted playlists by hand for a few years. Sometimes, it was like being a hamster running in the little hamster wheel.
	4:23pm Jeff Golick: Jews are "white." I suspect the non-whites of all persuasions will go first. (If that's how this plays out...)
	4:26pm Jeff Golick: Adding: I feel sort of icky having this conversation via comment board. Probably not the best way to do this. And, for the record, I am of the Jewish faith. Back to the music, please!
	4:26pm Ike: I figure Muslims first, then Mexicans, then the press, then intellectuals, then at some point later, some Jews (the "bad" ones, i.e. non-Orthodox and/or not related to Kushner).
	4:26pm fred: @Jeff: It might be some kind of urban legend, but I read that Irish people were not considered white for a while. Which would prove that white, like inconceivable, doesn't mean what I think it means
	4:27pm Ike: Nor Italians, I think @Fred. There's a book or books about this history somewhere....
	4:28pm Jeff Golick: Well, "whiteness" is a fungible concept, to be deployed and utilized by those who control the levers.
	4:30pm Jeff Golick: One might also say the same of "American." Bottom line? Someone's gotta be at the bottom of the pile, getting a boot pressed on his neck, so that those just above feel a little better.
	4:31pm Jeff Golick: -- sorry; been kind of an odd, rough day -- no joke, I truly picked a bad time to wean myself off of antidepressants.
	4:32pm Jeff Golick: But if the Ghetto Youth Singers of 1970 can get there, so can I.
	4:32pm melinda: Yeah, when people refer to race as a social construct this is what they're referring to.
	4:34pm Ike: Not a good time to go off antidepressants for sure. If I did that now I'd start obsessing over the likelihood of imminent nuclear war again. More than I do now, I mean. Sure, the side effects are nasty, but maybe ginkgo can help w/that....
	4:35pm Jeff Golick: Like, we LITERALLY SHARE THE SAME MOTHER: en.wikipedia.org...
	4:36pm fred: For me, WFMU works better than anything else
	4:37pm Jeff Golick: Yo wha'ppen?
	4:37pm Jeff Golick: Ok we back.
	4:37pm Doug Schulkind: These Lomax-collected tracks from Louisiana are simply amazing. Lost the audio on this track for while.
	4:38pm Jeff Golick: @fred: were there only more of you!
	4:38pm melinda: I was reading an article about Neanderthals yesterday. The latest theory is that we coexisted alongside them, sort of like the hobbits and elves of Tolkien-land.
	4:40pm Doug Schulkind: Some smart people speculate that the word "zydeco" actually comes from the pronunciation of the French phrase "les haricots."
	4:41pm Alex In Illinois: @melinda: I am pretty sure that I have read theories that we not only coexisted, but humans interbred with them and some humans have Neanderthal DNA and others don't.
	4:41pm fred: You think mp3s don't skip? Just wait, WFMU has people working on it
	4:43pm Jason Elbogen: Ok, this disc skipped on the bottom CD player (CD2), but it's working on the top one...
	4:44pm melinda: Alex, yes! My sister is into genealogy, encouraged my dad to do one of those DNA tests and I believe his mother's line had some Neanderthal heritage.
	4:46pm Jeff Golick: Fascinating stuff, but I gotta run to catch a train. Thanks, Jason, all!
	4:47pm Jason Elbogen: thanks Jeff!
	4:50pm fred: @Doug: A high school flame's father played in a New Orleans style band called Les Haricots Rouges
	4:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...course - @ my age - 'mid life shorts' most likely indicates a fashion faux pas...
	4:56pm Doug Schulkind: @fred I believe I have a record of theirs around here somewhere.
	4:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'red green beans' ?? - like 'red beans & rice' a la N'Orleans ?
	5:00pm fred: @Doug: With your record collection "around here somewhere" probably covers so much ground you should be worried about rising sea levels
	5:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...that was no joke w/ Hurricane Sandy...or Katrina speaking of N'Orleans... Rip-off of 'Shakin' All Over' - or loving reference? Kewl mutation how 'bout...
	5:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: SoftBoys connection! See - I knew I liked them... www.facebook.com...
	5:08pm Alex In Illinois: @melinda: I think I read that most Europeans have Neanderthal DNA, especially Southern Europe. And Neanderthals have been given a bad rap. It is now known that they painted pictures and wore decorative clothing, sometimes using feathers, and the sophistication of their tools was previously under-rated.
	5:10pm northguineahills: Pretty much all homo-sapiens not from sub-Saharan Africa have some Neanderthal DNA.
	5:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Neanderthal DNA has contributed to some of our disease immunity (hearty Northerners) - for upsides, that is...I think it's also contributed to propensity for diabetes & some other things...
	5:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Alex: Interesting - as last I heard they used the same blunt instruments to hunt the same animals for like 300,000 years - whereas into the Cro-Mag era here we've gone from nice civilized forest-dwellers to the neutron bomb in practically no time @ all...
	5:16pm fred: Getatchew was such a loss, I was surprised I didn't hear much of him in the year-end tributes. Then again, many of us expected it even sooner after his wife died
	5:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wow Tarab. Set is kewl as hell.
	5:34pm Doug Schulkind: @fred I have several high mounds of records here that are threateningly wobbly.
	5:40pm fred: @Jason: I think Getatchew played at WFMU's 50th anniversary show with The Ex, maybe that counts as a connection
	5:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This set also seriously not terrible. Whole different way.
	5:44pm fred: @Jason: This came out wrong. I wasn't blaming you or anyone
	5:44pm Jason Elbogen: More rockin' than usual for me...
	5:44pm Jason Elbogen: Fred-- I saw that show--it was fantastic.
	5:46pm Jason Elbogen: It's not that I don't care--but every first, second, and third-rate movie/television/music person who passes away is inevitably announced on the list-serve. It's sort of like a giant email-subject-heading-cemetery.
	5:50pm fred: @Jason: I know. I should have just thanked you for playing him (an unusual track to boot) and somehow fumbled that into a pointless argument. I apologize for that
	5:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A terminal Timmy Leary: 'All the best people are dead.'
	5:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sampling 'Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave & Grooving w/ a Pict'.
	5:53pm fred: @RRN63: Thanks! I knew I had heard this before and was trying to place it
	5:56pm Dave in Vermont: Thanks, Doug.
	5:57pm Dave in Vermont: except I mean Jason; sorry
	5:57pm fred: I also want to read Bertrand Russell's autobiography. I wonder whether he applied his lack of respect for dead people to himself when he was close to joining them
	5:58pm fred: @Dave: You have a point: thank Doug Jason is here
	5:58pm Dave in Vermont: I mean I thank Doug too.
	6:00pm Doug Schulkind: The stream is "mine" maybe in a similar way that a puppy is mine. But I deserve no thanks for my puppy. Thank the puppy!
	6:00pm fred: "pause clope" means "smoke break"
	6:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx Puppy! - & Jason. - & Doug. Thanks.
	6:02pm melinda: Great show!

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from January 20, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Le Lotus	Om Namah shivaya (mantra hyme a shiva)	Illumination Chants et Mantras (Checkmate 1978)	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Sparrow Steeple	Caspar's Robe "Caspar's Robe" by "Sparrow Steeple"	Steeple II (2016 Richie)	0:08:38 (Pop-up)
Bethany Folk-Rock Group	Come In Pilgrim	On Tour (BALL Custom Record 1971) LP2	0:12:52 (Pop-up)
The Lost Chords	The Sound of Silence	Turn Turn Turn (1969 RPC)	0:15:05 (Pop-up)

Half Japanese	Love Last Forever (Sometimes)	Loud and Horrible (1981/2)	0:25:12 (Pop-up)
Kristy and the Kraks	No No No No "No No No No" by "Kristy and the Kraks"	Kristy and the Kraks 7'' EP (2014)	0:27:15 (Pop-up)
Let 3	Ne Trebam Te "Ne Trebam Te" by "Let 3"	VA - Made In Yugoslavia (1983)	0:29:08 (Pop-up)
Quilt Boy	Hollywood Is Real "Hollywood Is Real" by "Quilt Boy"	I Am Somebody (2016 Sophomore Lounge)	0:32:52 (Pop-up)
Rexy	Send In The Clones "Send In The Clones" by "Rexy"	Running Out Of Time (1981)	0:35:35 (Pop-up)
Hawaii Burger	Back To France "Back To France" by "Hawaii Burger"	VA - Buddy #2 Meatball Cassette (2016)	0:39:42 (Pop-up)

Mornington Island Aborigines	Tide Rises, The Waves Dash On The Rocks - Didjeridoo	Morning Island Corroboree Songs (W& G 1966)	0:51:22 (Pop-up)
[Kraho Pedra Branca Villagers]	Canto Del Mel	Fontes Cultares Da musica En Goias Musica Indigina (rec 1975-82)	0:58:08 (Pop-up)
[Unnamed Borneo Musicians]	Titi Mati	Kwangkay: Funerary Music of the Dayak Benuaq Of Borneo	1:00:30 (Pop-up)
Tosatayo Takemoto, Yashichi Takezawa	Gidayu; Nozakimura No Dan - Finale	Shamisen I (King Record)	1:03:10 (Pop-up)
Canalejas & Pepe Hurtado	Danza Mora : Que Vienen Los Moros	VA - No One Cares (International 78rmp Discs 1912-55)	1:07:42 (Pop-up)

Russ Saul	Just To Say Goodbye "Just To Say Goodbye" by "Russ Saul"	Begin To Feel (1977 Tribute Records)	1:19:23 (Pop-up)
M.H. Stanley Intermediate Schools Big and Little Bands	Be True To Your School	Movin' On (Lafayette CA 196x)	1:21:17 (Pop-up)
The Bradfords	It's Not Unusual "It's Not Unusual" by "The Bradfords"	Four Sides of the Bradfords (No Label 197x)	1:23:48 (Pop-up)
The Ghetto Youth Singers	Wear A Crown	Soul From The Ghetto [Tulsa Urban League 1970]	1:25:43 (Pop-up)
Mississippi Jook Band	Hittin' the Bottle Stomp	VA - Blues Classics - The Jug, Jook, and Washboard Bands	1:28:13 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Peters	Les Haricots Sont Pas Sales	DOCD 5579 - Field Recordings 5 - Louisiana Texas Bahamas (1933-40)	1:30:45 (Pop-up)

Chance Operation	Erua Ela "Erua Ela" by "Chance Operation"	Rebel Street (1982)	1:36:30 (Pop-up)
Gad Whip	Mid Life Shorts "Mid Life Shorts" by "Gad Whip"	Cartoon Head (2016 EP)	1:44:04 (Pop-up)
Das	Where Are You? "Where Are You?" by "Das"	Non-Chalant [1985 Sir Reel Records]	1:47:09 (Pop-up)
The World	Managerial Material "Managerial Material" by "The World"	Managerial Material 7" EP (2016)	1:51:25 (Pop-up)
The Beach Bullies	Start All Over "Start All Over" by "The Beach Bullies"	We Rule The Universe	1:53:29 (Pop-up)

Marvin Kingsley	Lovin' You "Lovin' You" by "Marvin Kingsley"	The Cry of Incarnation (197x Nigeria)	1:59:27 (Pop-up)
Gétatchèw Mèkurya Accompanied by the Walking Brothers	Gofere Hugnilign	Gofere Hugnilign 7" (Philips PH249)	2:05:31 (Pop-up)
[Uncredited Tarab Musicians]	Walimwengu si Wazuri	VA - The Best of Taarab Songs Vol. 1 (KSS Cassette)	2:09:32 (Pop-up)
Naang Naang	Hu Tueng Se Pok Maa Laa	Le' Ywei Sin Tei Mya	2:13:37 (Pop-up)
The Sons of P.M. (PM Pocket Music)	Laokratobemai	The Sons of P.M. [SPC 1001]	2:17:17 (Pop-up)
Keletigui et ses Tambourins	Mande	ST - (1972 Editions Syliphone Conakry SLP 30)	2:20:25 (Pop-up)

The Nurse	Time Limit "Time Limit" by "The Nurse"	1983-1984	2:30:20 (Pop-up)
Dolly Mixture	Ernie Ball (single version)	Dolly Mixture Singles/EPs (198x)	2:33:00 (Pop-up)
It It Anita	25 (From Floor To Ceiling)	Agaaiin (2016)	2:34:55 (Pop-up)
Young Like Old Men	Circles "Circles" by "Young Like Old Men"	VA - Buddy #2 Meatball Cassette (2016)	2:38:26 (Pop-up)
Phern	Pause Clope "Pause Clope" by "Phern"	I Sold The House/Pause Clope 7" (2016)	2:44:01 (Pop-up)
Les Chats Renaissance	Le Gâteau Du Peuple	Hermaphrodites (Vogue-Satchem 1972)	2:45:34 (Pop-up)
Jean-Pierre Castelain	Dernieres Impressions	Alberia (1975)	2:49:31 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:08pm Jeff Golick: Ok, yes. Here's to the unspeakable horrors to come! And also the moments of sheer loveliness.
	3:10pm Jason Elbogen: That's the kind of positive attitude they pay us for here on the Drummer Stream, Jeff! Good work.
	3:11pm fred: Good afternoon Jason, Jeff, and listeners
	3:14pm Jeff Golick: Just happy to do my part. Hi there, Fred, Jason, onlookers.
	3:15pm still b/p: Sparrow Steeple sounds like Bryan Ferry at a late party.
	3:17pm fred: Were Le Lotus based in France by any chance? Hare Khrisna owned a castle near where my mother's family is from. We went there a few times when I was a kid, probably including 1978
	3:18pm Jason Elbogen: I think Le Lotus were Canadian, Fred.
	3:23pm annie: hey jason!!
	3:28pm fred: You can be on tour and play without an audience. I obviously never saw that, but it happened a few times to some friends, where the only people there were the other bands on the bill and the venue's staff
	3:39pm fred: @Jason: I saw half of Colectivo Etéreo last week when Dadalu played in Paris. I "told" them you had played them -- through Oso because I don't speak Spanish -- and they looked quite pleased
	3:41pm Jason Elbogen: Cool, how was the show?
	3:45pm melinda: Hi Jason and folks
	3:45pm doctorjazz: Hi, just checking in.
	3:47pm fred: I enjoyed it a lot, but I'm seriously biased: I knew most of the people who played that night, I hadn't seen Oso in almost two years, and many people hadn't seen me since I got out of the hospital. Hard to be objective about the music
	3:48pm Jason Elbogen: Thanks for checking in on the day when all North Americans (except Canadian Hare Krishnas) swell with pride over the peaceful transition of power.
	3:49pm melinda: I like the burger
	3:54pm melinda: I think you are subconsciously trying to become Canadian.
	3:54pm Webhamster Henry: It's called the Doomsday clock, en.wikipedia.org...
	3:54pm fred: You came very close: the 'h' is not just silent, it's like it's not there at all. A friend says half the letters in his name are useless except to confuse people when he travels (his name is Thibault)
	3:57pm Webhamster Henry: I was thinking of changing my handle, but it's been Webhamster for 25 years or more at this point. Branding is everything! I understand "Yahoo!" is up for grabs, but I'm not interested.
	4:01pm melinda: It's a good handle, Henry. So what was the impetus for creating it 25 yrs ago?
	4:05pm Dave in Vermont: excellent
	4:05pm fred: Adding insult to injury, the didgeridoo has been co-opted by annoying westerners. Worst offender I saw: at a Q&A with a mouth harp player who had just stressed the spiritual side of using his body as a resonator, a dreadlocked guy asked him to play in a vase while he accompanied him on his didgeridoo. I was with a Russian-speaking friend who told me the translator asked a totally different question
	4:10pm Jeff Golick: Thank god for judicious translators. Saving us from ourselves.
	4:19pm fred: @Jeff: The flip side of that coin was the translator for Blackfire when the band went into pointed criticism of what Areva (a French uranium company) was doing to their tribe's land. Her translation too was innocuous platitudes, not even mentioning the company
	4:20pm Jeff Golick: @fred: Ah, yeah. Always another side, I guess.
	4:21pm Webhamster Henry: @melinda I was one of a group of people who put WFMU on the internet - I wrote a bunch of features and formatted playlists by hand for a few years. Sometimes, it was like being a hamster running in the little hamster wheel.
	4:23pm Jeff Golick: Jews are "white." I suspect the non-whites of all persuasions will go first. (If that's how this plays out...)
	4:26pm Jeff Golick: Adding: I feel sort of icky having this conversation via comment board. Probably not the best way to do this. And, for the record, I am of the Jewish faith. Back to the music, please!
	4:26pm Ike: I figure Muslims first, then Mexicans, then the press, then intellectuals, then at some point later, some Jews (the "bad" ones, i.e. non-Orthodox and/or not related to Kushner).
	4:26pm fred: @Jeff: It might be some kind of urban legend, but I read that Irish people were not considered white for a while. Which would prove that white, like inconceivable, doesn't mean what I think it means
	4:27pm Ike: Nor Italians, I think @Fred. There's a book or books about this history somewhere....
	4:28pm Jeff Golick: Well, "whiteness" is a fungible concept, to be deployed and utilized by those who control the levers.
	4:30pm Jeff Golick: One might also say the same of "American." Bottom line? Someone's gotta be at the bottom of the pile, getting a boot pressed on his neck, so that those just above feel a little better.
	4:31pm Jeff Golick: -- sorry; been kind of an odd, rough day -- no joke, I truly picked a bad time to wean myself off of antidepressants.
	4:32pm Jeff Golick: But if the Ghetto Youth Singers of 1970 can get there, so can I.
	4:32pm melinda: Yeah, when people refer to race as a social construct this is what they're referring to.
	4:34pm Ike: Not a good time to go off antidepressants for sure. If I did that now I'd start obsessing over the likelihood of imminent nuclear war again. More than I do now, I mean. Sure, the side effects are nasty, but maybe ginkgo can help w/that....
	4:35pm Jeff Golick: Like, we LITERALLY SHARE THE SAME MOTHER: en.wikipedia.org...
	4:36pm fred: For me, WFMU works better than anything else
	4:37pm Jeff Golick: Yo wha'ppen?
	4:37pm Jeff Golick: Ok we back.
	4:37pm Doug Schulkind: These Lomax-collected tracks from Louisiana are simply amazing. Lost the audio on this track for while.
	4:38pm Jeff Golick: @fred: were there only more of you!
	4:38pm melinda: I was reading an article about Neanderthals yesterday. The latest theory is that we coexisted alongside them, sort of like the hobbits and elves of Tolkien-land.
	4:40pm Doug Schulkind: Some smart people speculate that the word "zydeco" actually comes from the pronunciation of the French phrase "les haricots."
	4:41pm Alex In Illinois: @melinda: I am pretty sure that I have read theories that we not only coexisted, but humans interbred with them and some humans have Neanderthal DNA and others don't.
	4:41pm fred: You think mp3s don't skip? Just wait, WFMU has people working on it
	4:43pm Jason Elbogen: Ok, this disc skipped on the bottom CD player (CD2), but it's working on the top one...
	4:44pm melinda: Alex, yes! My sister is into genealogy, encouraged my dad to do one of those DNA tests and I believe his mother's line had some Neanderthal heritage.
	4:46pm Jeff Golick: Fascinating stuff, but I gotta run to catch a train. Thanks, Jason, all!
	4:47pm Jason Elbogen: thanks Jeff!
	4:50pm fred: @Doug: A high school flame's father played in a New Orleans style band called Les Haricots Rouges
	4:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...course - @ my age - 'mid life shorts' most likely indicates a fashion faux pas...
	4:56pm Doug Schulkind: @fred I believe I have a record of theirs around here somewhere.
	4:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'red green beans' ?? - like 'red beans & rice' a la N'Orleans ?
	5:00pm fred: @Doug: With your record collection "around here somewhere" probably covers so much ground you should be worried about rising sea levels
	5:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...that was no joke w/ Hurricane Sandy...or Katrina speaking of N'Orleans... Rip-off of 'Shakin' All Over' - or loving reference? Kewl mutation how 'bout...
	5:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: SoftBoys connection! See - I knew I liked them... www.facebook.com...
	5:08pm Alex In Illinois: @melinda: I think I read that most Europeans have Neanderthal DNA, especially Southern Europe. And Neanderthals have been given a bad rap. It is now known that they painted pictures and wore decorative clothing, sometimes using feathers, and the sophistication of their tools was previously under-rated.
	5:10pm northguineahills: Pretty much all homo-sapiens not from sub-Saharan Africa have some Neanderthal DNA.
	5:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Neanderthal DNA has contributed to some of our disease immunity (hearty Northerners) - for upsides, that is...I think it's also contributed to propensity for diabetes & some other things...
	5:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Alex: Interesting - as last I heard they used the same blunt instruments to hunt the same animals for like 300,000 years - whereas into the Cro-Mag era here we've gone from nice civilized forest-dwellers to the neutron bomb in practically no time @ all...
	5:16pm fred: Getatchew was such a loss, I was surprised I didn't hear much of him in the year-end tributes. Then again, many of us expected it even sooner after his wife died
	5:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wow Tarab. Set is kewl as hell.
	5:34pm Doug Schulkind: @fred I have several high mounds of records here that are threateningly wobbly.
	5:40pm fred: @Jason: I think Getatchew played at WFMU's 50th anniversary show with The Ex, maybe that counts as a connection
	5:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This set also seriously not terrible. Whole different way.
	5:44pm fred: @Jason: This came out wrong. I wasn't blaming you or anyone
	5:44pm Jason Elbogen: More rockin' than usual for me...
	5:44pm Jason Elbogen: Fred-- I saw that show--it was fantastic.
	5:46pm Jason Elbogen: It's not that I don't care--but every first, second, and third-rate movie/television/music person who passes away is inevitably announced on the list-serve. It's sort of like a giant email-subject-heading-cemetery.
	5:50pm fred: @Jason: I know. I should have just thanked you for playing him (an unusual track to boot) and somehow fumbled that into a pointless argument. I apologize for that
	5:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A terminal Timmy Leary: 'All the best people are dead.'
	5:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sampling 'Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave & Grooving w/ a Pict'.
	5:53pm fred: @RRN63: Thanks! I knew I had heard this before and was trying to place it
	5:56pm Dave in Vermont: Thanks, Doug.
	5:57pm Dave in Vermont: except I mean Jason; sorry
	5:57pm fred: I also want to read Bertrand Russell's autobiography. I wonder whether he applied his lack of respect for dead people to himself when he was close to joining them
	5:58pm fred: @Dave: You have a point: thank Doug Jason is here
	5:58pm Dave in Vermont: I mean I thank Doug too.
	6:00pm Doug Schulkind: The stream is "mine" maybe in a similar way that a puppy is mine. But I deserve no thanks for my puppy. Thank the puppy!
	6:00pm fred: "pause clope" means "smoke break"
	6:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx Puppy! - & Jason. - & Doug. Thanks.
	6:02pm melinda: Great show!

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from January 20, 2017

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