WFMU: Garbage Time: Playlist from October 24, 2017

Listener comments!
	9:08am Threemoons: Good Morning Daddy Garbage, Assorted Garbage Flies!
	9:09am Chris from DC: It's donkey time.
	9:09am steveo: Woo! In my chair for the ENTIRE Family Vibes. Good morning Matt.
	9:09am medson: GD I love that hand off
	9:11am dale: fairport is goodness.
	9:11am queems: 9-9:05am on tuesdays is always gold
	9:11am Kaz: time for some stank
	9:11am Ike: Butts butts butts butts butts! This is the show of butts! Aw dang, I'm not first. Oh well, maybe next week's episode can be called "Butts butts butts butts butts! This is the show of butts!" Until then, I shall rest, lying in wait, saving my energy.
	9:12am Kerbo: It is a fairport kinda morning.... nice!
	9:12am dale: steeleye - d'oh!
	9:12am glenn: maddy prior is the jam.
	9:12am dale: ....it's still a fairport kind of morning anyways
	9:12am jess: The hairless ass talk had be gfawing hard! Great show concept!
	9:12am steveo: I took the train today and I was reading a "hiker trash" memoir and the author mentioned a couple of line of Take it Easy, so then I thought, OH IT'S TUESDAY, and I was Heavy Metalling pretty hard in my head by the time I was walking off the subway stairs. Love this Steeleye. What name hath this genre? Renaissance Folk?
	9:13am medson: Matt did you listen to the new Heaters album?
	9:13am Lewis: In some ways, listening to this, I can see where the Pogues come from...
	9:14am doctorjazz: Nice Steeleye Span to start the morning! British folk-rock is what they used to call it (the Brits took what the Byrds were doing and applied it to local folk music).
	9:14am glenn: naw. the pogues are basically the bastard love child of the dubliners and the clash.
	9:15am steveo: cool, doc
	9:15am Asheville Jon: mornin y'all
	9:16am Lewis: don't know the dubliners - I am thinking really of the deep connections to English folk music... but I am not strongly wed to the idea...
	9:17am dale: deejay on wvkr in poughkeepsie had a brief interview with jim mccarty as the latest iteration of yardbirds is playing in peekskill. i wanted him to take about renaissance/illusion but it only got a mention. hey mr. deejay - can you play 'kings and queens' by relf/mccarty's renaissance sometime?
	9:19am glenn: well, the pogues are shanty irish. makes sense that they are gonna play irish folk music instead of english folk music.
	9:21am steveo: Hypnotic Anfang. Here's an interview. www.cltampa.com...
	9:22am Lewis: @glenn - right, some of my ideas are better than others ;-)
	9:22am Listener Robert: That "Lowlands of Holland" is a moving example of a ton of ballads like that concerning romantically picky people. It seems we have a lot of verse, etc. promoting the delusion of uniqueness. Are there any good songs you know of that proclaim the opposite? There seem to be at least superficial ones with lyrics like "love the one you're with", etc., but I can't think offhand of any that really drive the point home.
	9:23am Rev. Turnip Druid: MORNIN, TROOPS. ...that's an utterly fabulous Steeleye LP.
	9:25am McGreivey: Loved the Anfang track. I guess, by default, it's my favorite Belgian band. I love whatever just started
	9:26am Chris from DC: The Vocokesh, yay.
	9:26am Listener Robert: What I mean is, I'd be interested in some that are done in past tense like that, telling a story of success after the apparent loss of a "unique" match.
	9:29am glenn: somebody, i forget who, once said that everybody in the world is married to their second choice. that seems a tad pessimistic to me.
	9:30am Lewis: Could that reflect a "grass is greener" characteristic of human memory and emotions?
	9:31am Asheville Jon: can we talk about toast or something? my brain hurts right now
	9:31am Matt ww: goooood morning my lil garbaggios! Checkin' in late. I've been busy air drumming
	9:32am Lewis: toast is good - I have some english muffins in the kitchen, but will probably opt for my standby of late which is yoghurt and fruit...
	9:32am Bill in Durham: I have a great toast recipe.
	9:32am Asheville Jon: mornin Matt. how's 30 treating you? (damn kids)
	9:33am Matt ww: @Asheville Jon I still feel 13....
	9:33am glenn: how come nobody ever plays air accordion? or air hurdy gurdy?
	9:33am Asheville Jon: sweet. glad to hear
	9:34am Asheville Jon: i still feel 13 sometimes, which, at my age, is not the best thing to be thinking
	9:34am steveo: I got arrested for playing air accordion on the subway once.
	9:35am Lewis: I have some great accordion vinyl - Myron Floren had a few hits on the Dot label!
	9:35am Bill in Durham: All accordions are air accordions.
	9:36am Asheville Jon: love me some Myron and Bob Ralston jams
	9:36am Paul In Bloomfield: Morning everyone!
	9:36am Rob (Jerzcity): Garb'Mornin'!
	9:36am Asheville Jon: in the spirit of halloween: www.youtube.com...
	9:37am Bill in Durham: Based on the name. I would assume the accordion would be the most agreeable of instruments.
	9:37am dale: love the wicka wicka wacka guitar on this james gang
	9:38am Irwin: The original Vocokesh: en.wikipedia.org...
	9:39am Ken From Hyde Park: What a fine group of garbaggios are assembled here this morning!
	9:40am Cal Zone!: I've gotta get me some more James Gang!
	9:40am steveo: Tip o' the hat to Bill in Durham. I saw some real accordion a couple of weeks ago -- Bombay Rickey; Their self-proclaimed genre is "Spaghetti Western, Bollywood, Exotica". They rocked. Playing in Brooklyn in November.
	9:40am Matt ww: I gotta get me some more CALZONE!
	9:41am steveo: digging the deep james gang track
	9:41am Asheville Jon: what does everyone enjoy inside their calzone?
	9:41am doctorjazz: James Gang, nice jam! (bass sounds like it could break bricks!)
	9:41am queems: when calzone's on a bagel you can eat calzone anytime
	9:42am MD: da garbage man brought da rock!!!
	9:42am MD: Good Morning Garbageites!!!
	9:42am PKNY: This James Gang track should be sub-titled "Funk #50"!
	9:43am Bill in Durham: Hi steveo. Thanks for the tip.
	9:43am Lewis: The birds out my window are grooving on the strong onshore breeze right now...
	9:43am steveo: i prefer things to stay outside of my calzone
	9:44am doncaballero: Yessir!! James Gang bringing the heat this AM.
	9:44am Ken From Hyde Park: A breakfast calzone with sugar and cinnamon would do nicely.
	9:44am Uncle Michael: Come away from my calzone. Leave at your own chosen speed...
	9:45am queems: this background music reminds me of sim town
	9:45am steveo: it is from a video game, queems
	9:46am doctorjazz: Just a warm up for Heavy Metal, Joe Walsh jamming pre-Eagles.
	9:46am Bill in Durham: Is it Toejam & Earl?
	9:46am queems: not sim town though :'(
	9:46am steveo: yeah, I asked about it previously and found it on youtube
	9:46am northguineahills: @queems, you'd be correct, from Sim City.
	9:47am Uncle Michael: "Sim Town" is not a very good Steve Miller track.
	9:47am steveo: www.youtube.com...
	9:47am Chris from DC: An ST37/Vocokesh split is a holy thing.
	9:48am glenn: according to richard's thompson's biography, the eagles wanted him to be their guitarist.
	9:48am Paul In Bloomfield: pastries yes...
	9:48am glenn: duh. richard.
	9:49am Asheville Jon: raspberry or cheese danishes!
	9:49am steveo: THE FIRST SET WAS SCRUMPTIOUS
	9:49am medson: The big let down. Shameful
	9:50am dale: look for the person with powdered sugar on their lips.
	9:50am MD: There's a fresh bag of Kale in the Fridge!!! GO GET IT!!!
	9:50am queems: @steveo my mom's friend used to play toejam and earl with us but it was so long ago that there waa no way i would ever recognize this. thanks for the link!!
	9:51am Uncle Michael: I'm going to bring an empty donut box to work tomorrow.
	9:51am krissy b: Matt let’s get some donuts together sometime
	9:52am Rob (Jerzcity): what was the earthworm jim soundtrack like? gonna do a lil research here...
	9:52am steveo: Twas Ken from Hyde Park who clued me in...!
	9:52am Davee: Good Morning! Green Donuts!
	9:52am medson: mmmmmm donuts
	9:53am medson: and coffee
	9:53am Chris from DC: Is there anything they can't do?
	9:53am Asheville Jon: i've gotta say goodbye and get to work.
	9:53am The Oscar: I chimed in last time around, but TJ&E is surprisingly replayable as an adult. The levels automatically generate, so it's never the same twice, and the P-Funk/stoner humor is weird enough to hold up.
	9:54am Davee: Spit out the hole when you're finished - it will give you gas if you don't
	9:54am queems: michael sounds different here
	9:55am steveo: Yes, Oscar also knew it :) I'd never heard of it, being old.
	9:56am dale: matt - put some expired milk in the fridge
	9:58am northguineahills: @The Oscar: One of the few post-Mario games I enjoyed as a kid.
	9:59am Wild Neil: PEACE All. Compost reminds me of King Crimson's Earthbound album, particularly Peoria. Which I think I heard Robert Fripp HATED. I wanna get Earthbound.
	10:01am Wild Neil: I think Robert Fripp might have been a tad difficult to work for.
	10:07am northguineahills: I hear that, Wild Neil.
	10:08am ov: love this funkadelic
	10:09am -Ken: Morning fellow Garbagios.
	10:10am steveo: ooh, sabotage time already?
	10:10am -Ken: Matt, I have some bad news.
	10:11am Greg from ZONE 5: Walked into my weekly meeting and a co-worker was wearing a Woof Moo shirt: "Gabby! Your shirt!" "Oh, it's not actually mine. I didn't think anyone would notice!" "Well now is a great time to start listening."
	10:12am -Ken: Our transmitter engineer Peter is in Puerto Rico fixing radio stations there, so we can't do the maintenance we need to do this week at 11. It will have to be rescheduled.
	10:12am -Ken: Sorry about this
	10:13am ov: good morning ken, may your news be not thaaat bad
	10:14am steveo: perversely, Heavy Metal is probably the one song that I've heard the most in the last year
	10:14am Uncle Michael: We'll cope, Ken.
	10:14am BronwynB: good morning matt and everyone
	10:14am -Ken: I watched "History of the Eagles" the other night, and I was astonished at how poorly Don Felder was treated by Frey and Henley. They treated him like a hired hand.
	10:16am Ken From Hyde Park: I meant to bring you a garbage cupcake last Thursday, Matt, with Oreo crumbs representing dirt, but the frosting plan fell through. The meet-up was a blast, with all the weirdos and garbaggios there.
	10:19am ⓘⓚⓔ: No, no, Ken! Come back to the dark side! LET THE HATRED FLOW THROUGH YOU!
	10:19am Matt ww: Give in, Ike. Feldermania is here to stay!
	10:20am ɨkɛ: NEVERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
	10:21am Matt ww: @KenfromHydePark Your cupcakes were delicious even without the garbage toppings
	10:24am glenn: yeah, fuck the eagles. www.macleans.ca...
	10:27am queems: matias aguayo is amazing
	10:28am queems: i was supposed to see him at ps 1 a couple years ago but i left before he went on because warm up is overwhelming
	10:30am northguineahills: Warm Up used to be a blast, but the beer and bathroom lines alone take away the fun.
	10:30am dgg: You mean a hired hand... of metal.
	10:31am ov: Ken did the documentary show how the Eagles systematically ruined 70s radio? whereas if any band wanted to be played on the radio everything had to be safe sound like a f**** Eagles f* the Eagles
	10:32am queems: @northhuineahills agreed. ps1 on a regular day is one of my favorite places ever
	10:35am glenn: i hear dark star in the opening of this shroud, but maybe that's just me.
	10:36am steveo: ps1 was great place in the late 90s. So adventurous and surprising. I still like it there, but I feel like they've lost some of that. They don't even let you in the Richard Serra room anymore...
	10:41am WO Town Wick: Not an Eagles fan but that documentary (part one) is really good. And it's fair. Not much mythology. Self-mythologizing, yes. You can see how Henley and Frey thought they were right there with Lennon/McCartney. I also take Glen Frey's side in the bitter Frey-Felder dust-up. Felder had one song a night to sing. Too bad if he didn't feel like singing it.
	10:41am queems: @steveo i didn't go there for the first time until like 2007 when i was in college but i believe you
	10:41am Passaic River Blues: Printed Matter's art book fair at PS 1 is still one of the best things going.
	10:43am blee: Turky sucks!
	10:43am queems: @passaic river blues agreed, the book fair is great. i used to go a lot but i don't live in queens anymore :(
	10:44am dale: ken - is that the cause of the intermittent short dropouts on 90.1
	10:44am Aaron Working In Newark: Holy shit Matt you crack me up!!!
	10:44am dgg: i could listen to turkey leg talk all day
	10:44am Aaron Working In Newark: Me too dgg!!!
	10:45am Aaron Working In Newark: @blee it's a boring meat
	10:46am dgg: keep talking about turkey legs and being surrounded by a bone pile. Its doing it for me.
	10:46am SueAdynamo: tell me about the MYSTERY TRAIN of NJ (i'm in PA)
	10:46am glenn: talk about clay's hairless ass.
	10:47am dale: food is a universal. that and home taxidermy.
	10:47am dgg: @aaron that whole thing was hilarious lol
	10:49am steveo: @queems I did see one of my favorite museum pieces, ever, there in 2012. Janet Cardiff's The Forty Part Motet. It's a sound piece.
	10:50am queems: @steveo the 40 part motet is one of my favorites too!!! i also saw it at the cloisters. cried both times
	10:51am coelacanth∅: hello Matt and trash connoisseurs
	10:52am steveo: yeah so moving
	10:54am northguineahills: Never have heard Super Djata Band Du Mali, yes~!
	10:55am Chris from DC: Yes. This is one of my favorite records of the year.
	10:56am coelacanth∅: nice nice, very nice
	10:56am pencil: @steveo@queems 40 part motet is part of the permanent collection at the National Gallery in Ottawa. Housed in a full scale replica chapel. Made me cry too!
	10:56am muwfInMA: just go with it, add some sort of recipe segment to the garbardge: 8hour donuts, turkey leg casserole , old brew coffee etc. turn it into a kookbook — pledge PleDgePledGE
	10:58am steveo: such a good dj for such a young lad, is matt; thanks for being here, sir
	10:59am Matt ww: @steveo thank YOU for being here
	10:59am queems: @pencil that's awesome! i'd like to see it again, so now i know where to find it
	11:00am steveo: i didn't mean for that to sound condescending; my pleasure
	11:00am dale: hey -it's eleven. what time is it? ELEVEN!
	11:00am Asheville Jon: felder sounds a little different today. 33 at 45 speed?
	11:00am steveo: time for this beautiful track to end
	11:01am steveo: blame pigeon
	11:01am coelacanth∅: crap! i came late and i have nothing else cued up!!
	11:02am Asheville Jon: delay the inevitable? that only happens to me when i am making english muffins and the power goes out
	11:03am Chris from DC: Paging Mr. Felder.
	11:04am Stanley: No better time to go make a cup of tea.
	11:04am steveo: i mean, I'm old as dirt AND a terrible DJ
	11:04am Brendan: Oh wow man . This is really happening.
	11:05am βrian: My audio connection is not working. Ah, too bad.
	11:05am steveo: somebody pinch me
	11:05am coelacanth∅: Juana Molina. cued up just in time. ahhhh
	11:05am queems: i like it better slow
	11:05am steveo: i mean, hard enough that I go unconscious for five minutes and 13 seconds
	11:08am rw: The Don.
	11:09am rw: The Oz.
	11:09am steveo: The Oz
	11:10am Greg from ZONE 5: #BLACKSABBATHTOBER
	11:10am cee: love when you play the sabbs man
	11:10am steveo: dang rw ;)
	11:11am coelacanth∅: wow perfect timing. glad to hear this
	11:11am Chris from DC: YES
	11:11am dgg: Going from Felder to Sabbath is like going from eating a handful of snausages to a bratwurst and a beer
	11:13am museguy: wow flash back to being 13
	11:13am Brendan: Wow i just had a great idea. WoofMoo should have a tailgating party in the station parking lot for a special playing of the Felder, with Lord Garbage leading the assemblage from a window on high. Call it ‘Heavy Metal Parking Lot’ with a nod to the cult classic short.
	11:13am dgg: no offense
	11:14am ɨkɛ: Wow, it was really good to hear Wolf Parade's "You're Dreaming" at 11:00! Oh wait, that was another station. My bad.
	11:14am rw: Great minds, right steveo? dgg you're making me hungry, and not for snausages.
	11:15am coelacanth∅: ...or like going from eating a supermarket brand twinkie-like thing to roast beef and a baked potato (with lots of sour cream and onion)
	11:15am Paul In Bloomfield: @dgg ha!! thats perfect
	11:15am βrian: Now I know what snausages are.
	11:16am doctorjazz: Actually MISSED Felder! I never do that! very sad...(like Electric Moon, though)
	11:16am coelacanth∅: ...(unless it's the dio sabbath, in which case it's like going to eating a spam sandwich on slightly moldy supermarket brand white bread)
	11:16am dgg: for the curious www.snausages.com
	11:17am Cecile: re: the Eagles documentary - they didn't mention that Felder was an equal partner in the original Eagles corporation, so why would they pay him less? Also, from Hotel Cali on, they were all stone cold assholes except for Joe Walsh and Timothy Schmidt who are lovely people but enablers. I love to hate the Eagles so much. SO MUCH.
	11:17am dgg: lol @ coelacanth∅
	11:18am glenn: oh, man. i missed felder AGAIN. thank the baby jesus for the archives.
	11:19am queems: i'm hungry enough right now that i would eat a snausage
	11:19am Cecile: I was a 15 year old kid when Hotel California came out, and I was going "these people are the richest people in the world, and all of sudden California is bad? California made them what they were!" I didn't have a lot of friends back then. I love the Dio Sabbath. It's just a different lovely flavor. They made some of their best, heaviest stuff in the decade before Dio died.
	11:19am Matt ww: @glenn I could totally play it again
	11:19am Cecile: PLAY IT AGAIN. I'm down with it.
	11:20am βrian: No need for the archives. You can just bang your thumb with a hammer..
	11:21am dgg: Two heavy metals in one show? Has that ever been done before?
	11:21am Cecile: MAN I LOVE HATING ON THE EAGLES.
	11:22am coelacanth∅: haha Cecile, the dio sabbath was great...except for dio's vocals!
	11:22am glenn: read the link i posted above, cecile. it's pretty funny.
	11:22am Cecile: I LOVE DIO'S VOCALS.
	11:22am coelacanth∅: βrian haha!
	11:24am glenn: hmmm. i've banged my thumb with a hammer many times. i think i'd pick the felder.
	11:24am Cecile: I like Gord Downie and Canada even more.
	11:25am Dean: Discogs page for this Electric Moon LP is emblazoned with an ad for Kellog's Raisin Bran, featuring a laughing sun and the slogan, SUNNY KNOWS WHAT YOU LIKE.
	11:25am steveo: electric moon, nice slow burn (pass the bran)
	11:26am Cecile: I also like the Documentary Now! Blue Jean Committee spoof. I watched it before the Eagles one. It made it even funnier.
	11:27am coelacanth∅: i just never pay any attention to the eagles. there are artists that bother me worse that in many corners of wfmuland it's quite fashionable to like.
	11:27am Ken From Hyde Park: One more week of Blacksabbathtober ... then what?
	11:28am Dean: Blacksabbathvember?
	11:28am glenn: for the manager of the eagles to think he could tell the tragically hip what to do in canada is pretty fucking laughable.
	11:28am Cecile: Oh, but they are so great. Greedheads, hypocrites, and completely clueless about it. They were the first major act to charge triple digit tickets, and yet they still think of themselves as a band of the people.
	11:29am Dean: I have never ridden down a road trying to loosen my load.
	11:30am Cecile: glenn, I know. If the guy had looked up or asked about them once, you know that answer would be "THESE GUYS ARE GOD IN CANADA."
	11:30am bil: that was intense!
	11:32am Cecile: Dean, and that was their best song. I can still occasionally listen to it. I love that Glyn Johns in the documentary was so over them after the second album.
	11:33am coelacanth∅: this sounds like a hawkwind song (is this a hawkwind song?)
	11:33am doctorjazz: Felder encore! Yes! (if you like Take It Easy only in the Eagles discography, likely it's because it's a Jackson Browne song).
	11:34am Matt ww: @coelacanth CAN Cover
	11:34am coelacanth∅: maybe because they didn't write it?
	11:35am Cecile: Precisely, coel.
	11:35am glenn: i was just gonna say, i quite like jackson browne.
	11:35am coelacanth∅: thanks Matt i'm obviously confused!
	11:35am Cecile: Also, because Glenn Frey was still kind of hot and not very smug yet. That didn't last long.
	11:36am glenn: and linda ronstadt, too.
	11:39am coelacanth∅: well, i could get beaten for this, but i don't dislike a few early eagles songs. (witchy woman; peaceful easy feeling; the Jackson Browne cover...maybe another 1 or 2?)
	11:39am rw: coel, maybe Matt's trying to make a believer out of you. Matt, your marathon premium is going to be a tank top, right? I think I need one.
	11:39am Michael 98145: - enjoying the hippie noise -
	11:40am glenn: as much as i love gram parsons, i'll never forgive him for what he begat.
	11:41am Cecile: From Christgau: "Don Henley is incapable of conveying a mental state as complex as self-criticism--he'll probably sound smug croaking out his famous last words"
	11:42am doctorjazz: Outlier here, like the Eagles albums up until (and including) Hotel California, but, hey...
	11:42am coelacanth∅: rw, maybe so...and - i BELIEVE! - in garbage! ...so i SHOULD like the heavy metal takin' a ride, right?
	11:43am Cecile: I love the Hitchhiker's Guide theme. It was written by Bernie Leadon (who left) and it was an instrumental.\ They did a nice cover of Please Come Home for Christmas, doctorjazz. And I like Life's Been Good. Oh, wait.
	11:43am Carmichael: Up until, in my opinion. I really liked On the Border in particular. Heya, Big Daddy.
	11:44am glenn: i can listen to them, if they come on the radio, but honestly, they're just such insufferable doucheweasels.
	11:45am doctorjazz: If every artist that was a douchweasel was dropped from playlists...
	11:45am krissy b: Love the long jams
	11:45am Cecile: I think part of my glee is that I tried to make myself like them to like something more "serious" as a teen with no guidance. Then I woke up and said, "I like about two songs, and I hate everything else. Time to listen to something else."
	11:45am ?: I agree with Ken
	11:47am Cecile: doctorjazz, it's not that they are jerks. They are just epically great at being jerks. that is also part of my glee in hating them.
	11:47am glenn: oh, sure. if people will listen to g.g. allin, then there's hope for all the world's insufferable doucheweasels.
	11:47am bk845: @Cecile - That's Journey of the Sorcerer (which you may already know). One of my faves too!
	11:49am Cecile: Yep, it's a great piece, and I would have loved to see them build on that, but then they decided they were a rock band and basically auditioned Joe Walsh publicly while Bernie Leadon was still in the band...
	11:49am βrian: Doughnuts are cheaper than food.
	11:50am Cecile: The titanium plated clueless alpha-male audacity of that. I have to appreciate assholishness on such a level.
	11:50am northguineahills: w00p, my hometown represent (jax, fl)!
	11:51am glenn: funnily enough that opening chord change in on some faraway beach is the same as the best of my love.
	11:51am BronwynB: when i was a kid i watched the hitchhiker's guide tv series and was obsessed with that theme tune. i was very excited when they included it in the big budget movie version
	11:51am Dean: The two note motif that opens this Eno tune is right out of "Best of My Love." I enjoy J.D. Souther, in part precisely because he isn't an Eagle.
	11:51am doctorjazz: Great Eno (thought we were listening to "The Best of my Love" by the Eagles when it started...)
	11:52am doctorjazz: Ha!
	11:52am glenn: see? it's not just me.
	11:52am Cecile: Bronwyn, I had thought they had written it for the show, and it was so perfect.
	11:53am BronwynB: same cecile, it really is perfect, and i love that douglas adams handpicked it
	11:53am Dean: Good gosh, the power of suggestion.
	11:53am glenn: maybe eno is secretly an eagles fan.
	11:54am rw: Sounded like Eno to me. Maybe I don't listen to enough Eagles.
	11:54am Dean: (One of my punk bands c.'77 covered "Best of My Love." No kidding.)
	11:54am Cecile: and it was on a huge hit album. I do miss the 70s hit albums in that there were so many awesome Side 2 tracks where bands messed around.
	11:54am coelacanth∅: not enough that i'd even slightly consider that Brian Eno had ever heard "best of my love" though.
	11:55am Dean: Karla Bonoff has a nice take on "Water Is Wide." I think Garth Hudson plays on it, too.
	11:56am rw: Thanks for the Garbage Matt! Have a good week! Later kids! Off to work now...
	11:57am jess: I'm going to get ads cancer from sitting all day.
	11:57am jess: ass cancer
	11:58am Michael 98145: same same
	11:58am Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks, Matty!
	11:58am glenn: self diagnosis may not be a wise thing, jess.
	11:58am Michael 98145: thanks again, Matt ww
	11:58am coelacanth∅: and now i see that here come the warm jets was released before best of my love. and,as hotel california can attest to, the eagles weren't afraid to rip off songs.
	11:58am steveo: ciao
	11:59am coelacanth∅: ...but then i doubt that they ever listened to Eno.
	12:00pm Cecile: probably only to make fun of it.
	12:00pm coelacanth∅: THANKS MATT!

Garbage Time: Playlist from October 24, 2017

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October 24, 2017: Good Morning Daddy Garbage, Assorted Garbage Flies!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
The Family Vibes	Garbage Man "Garbage Man" by "The Family Vibes"			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Steeleye Span	Lowlands of Holland	Hark! The Village Wait		0:10:32 (Pop-up)
Sylvester Anfang II	Damia[a]n "Damia[a]n" by "Sylvester Anfang II"	Commune Cassetten	Blackest Rainbow	0:15:47 (Pop-up)
Vocokesh	The 7th Crown "The 7th Crown" by "Vocokesh"	Vocokesh		0:23:45 (Pop-up)
James Gang	Stop "Stop" by "James Gang"	Yer' Album		0:32:04 (Pop-up)

Isaac Hayes	Never Can Say Goodbye	Black Moses		0:51:17 (Pop-up)
Compost	Thinkin' "Thinkin'" by "Compost"	Compost		0:56:00 (Pop-up)
Funkadelic	Cosmic Slop "Cosmic Slop" by "Funkadelic"	Cosmic Slop		1:02:46 (Pop-up)

Patrick Cowley	The Runner "The Runner" by "Patrick Cowley"	Afternooners	Dark Entries	1:14:20 (Pop-up)
Matias Aguayo & the Desdemonas	Walk On By	Sofarnopolis	Crammed Discs	1:20:48 (Pop-up)
Dirty Beaches	A Train "A Train" by "Dirty Beaches"	Double Feature	La Station Radar	1:26:46 (Pop-up)
Rose Windows	This Shroud "This Shroud" by "Rose Windows"	The Sun Dogs	Sub Pop	1:30:31 (Pop-up)

Super Djata Band Du Mali	Fongnana Kouma	En Super Forme	Musique Mondiale	1:46:41 (Pop-up)
Mdou Moctar	Nikali Talit "Nikali Talit" by "Mdou Moctar"	Sousoume Tamachek	Sahel Sounds	1:53:46 (Pop-up)

Don Felder	Heavy Metal (Takin' a Ride)	Heavy Metal Soundtrack		2:03:06 (Pop-up)
Black Sabbath	Wheels of Confusion / The Straightener	Vol. 4		2:07:52 (Pop-up)
Electric Moon	Mental Record "Mental Record" by "Electric Moon"	Inferno	Sulatron	2:14:57 (Pop-up)
Fuzzhead	You Do Right "You Do Right" by "Fuzzhead"	LSD		2:29:49 (Pop-up)

Brian Eno	On Some Faraway Beach "On Some Faraway Beach" by "Brian Eno"	Here Come the Warm Jets		2:49:11 (Pop-up)
Fred Neil	Water is Wide "Water is Wide" by "Fred Neil"	Little Bit of Rain		2:53:33 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:08am Threemoons: Good Morning Daddy Garbage, Assorted Garbage Flies!
	9:09am Chris from DC: It's donkey time.
	9:09am steveo: Woo! In my chair for the ENTIRE Family Vibes. Good morning Matt.
	9:09am medson: GD I love that hand off
	9:11am dale: fairport is goodness.
	9:11am queems: 9-9:05am on tuesdays is always gold
	9:11am Kaz: time for some stank
	9:11am Ike: Butts butts butts butts butts! This is the show of butts! Aw dang, I'm not first. Oh well, maybe next week's episode can be called "Butts butts butts butts butts! This is the show of butts!" Until then, I shall rest, lying in wait, saving my energy.
	9:12am Kerbo: It is a fairport kinda morning.... nice!
	9:12am dale: steeleye - d'oh!
	9:12am glenn: maddy prior is the jam.
	9:12am dale: ....it's still a fairport kind of morning anyways
	9:12am jess: The hairless ass talk had be gfawing hard! Great show concept!
	9:12am steveo: I took the train today and I was reading a "hiker trash" memoir and the author mentioned a couple of line of Take it Easy, so then I thought, OH IT'S TUESDAY, and I was Heavy Metalling pretty hard in my head by the time I was walking off the subway stairs. Love this Steeleye. What name hath this genre? Renaissance Folk?
	9:13am medson: Matt did you listen to the new Heaters album?
	9:13am Lewis: In some ways, listening to this, I can see where the Pogues come from...
	9:14am doctorjazz: Nice Steeleye Span to start the morning! British folk-rock is what they used to call it (the Brits took what the Byrds were doing and applied it to local folk music).
	9:14am glenn: naw. the pogues are basically the bastard love child of the dubliners and the clash.
	9:15am steveo: cool, doc
	9:15am Asheville Jon: mornin y'all
	9:16am Lewis: don't know the dubliners - I am thinking really of the deep connections to English folk music... but I am not strongly wed to the idea...
	9:17am dale: deejay on wvkr in poughkeepsie had a brief interview with jim mccarty as the latest iteration of yardbirds is playing in peekskill. i wanted him to take about renaissance/illusion but it only got a mention. hey mr. deejay - can you play 'kings and queens' by relf/mccarty's renaissance sometime?
	9:19am glenn: well, the pogues are shanty irish. makes sense that they are gonna play irish folk music instead of english folk music.
	9:21am steveo: Hypnotic Anfang. Here's an interview. www.cltampa.com...
	9:22am Lewis: @glenn - right, some of my ideas are better than others ;-)
	9:22am Listener Robert: That "Lowlands of Holland" is a moving example of a ton of ballads like that concerning romantically picky people. It seems we have a lot of verse, etc. promoting the delusion of uniqueness. Are there any good songs you know of that proclaim the opposite? There seem to be at least superficial ones with lyrics like "love the one you're with", etc., but I can't think offhand of any that really drive the point home.
	9:23am Rev. Turnip Druid: MORNIN, TROOPS. ...that's an utterly fabulous Steeleye LP.
	9:25am McGreivey: Loved the Anfang track. I guess, by default, it's my favorite Belgian band. I love whatever just started
	9:26am Chris from DC: The Vocokesh, yay.
	9:26am Listener Robert: What I mean is, I'd be interested in some that are done in past tense like that, telling a story of success after the apparent loss of a "unique" match.
	9:29am glenn: somebody, i forget who, once said that everybody in the world is married to their second choice. that seems a tad pessimistic to me.
	9:30am Lewis: Could that reflect a "grass is greener" characteristic of human memory and emotions?
	9:31am Asheville Jon: can we talk about toast or something? my brain hurts right now
	9:31am Matt ww: goooood morning my lil garbaggios! Checkin' in late. I've been busy air drumming
	9:32am Lewis: toast is good - I have some english muffins in the kitchen, but will probably opt for my standby of late which is yoghurt and fruit...
	9:32am Bill in Durham: I have a great toast recipe.
	9:32am Asheville Jon: mornin Matt. how's 30 treating you? (damn kids)
	9:33am Matt ww: @Asheville Jon I still feel 13....
	9:33am glenn: how come nobody ever plays air accordion? or air hurdy gurdy?
	9:33am Asheville Jon: sweet. glad to hear
	9:34am Asheville Jon: i still feel 13 sometimes, which, at my age, is not the best thing to be thinking
	9:34am steveo: I got arrested for playing air accordion on the subway once.
	9:35am Lewis: I have some great accordion vinyl - Myron Floren had a few hits on the Dot label!
	9:35am Bill in Durham: All accordions are air accordions.
	9:36am Asheville Jon: love me some Myron and Bob Ralston jams
	9:36am Paul In Bloomfield: Morning everyone!
	9:36am Rob (Jerzcity): Garb'Mornin'!
	9:36am Asheville Jon: in the spirit of halloween: www.youtube.com...
	9:37am Bill in Durham: Based on the name. I would assume the accordion would be the most agreeable of instruments.
	9:37am dale: love the wicka wicka wacka guitar on this james gang
	9:38am Irwin: The original Vocokesh: en.wikipedia.org...
	9:39am Ken From Hyde Park: What a fine group of garbaggios are assembled here this morning!
	9:40am Cal Zone!: I've gotta get me some more James Gang!
	9:40am steveo: Tip o' the hat to Bill in Durham. I saw some real accordion a couple of weeks ago -- Bombay Rickey; Their self-proclaimed genre is "Spaghetti Western, Bollywood, Exotica". They rocked. Playing in Brooklyn in November.
	9:40am Matt ww: I gotta get me some more CALZONE!
	9:41am steveo: digging the deep james gang track
	9:41am Asheville Jon: what does everyone enjoy inside their calzone?
	9:41am doctorjazz: James Gang, nice jam! (bass sounds like it could break bricks!)
	9:41am queems: when calzone's on a bagel you can eat calzone anytime
	9:42am MD: da garbage man brought da rock!!!
	9:42am MD: Good Morning Garbageites!!!
	9:42am PKNY: This James Gang track should be sub-titled "Funk #50"!
	9:43am Bill in Durham: Hi steveo. Thanks for the tip.
	9:43am Lewis: The birds out my window are grooving on the strong onshore breeze right now...
	9:43am steveo: i prefer things to stay outside of my calzone
	9:44am doncaballero: Yessir!! James Gang bringing the heat this AM.
	9:44am Ken From Hyde Park: A breakfast calzone with sugar and cinnamon would do nicely.
	9:44am Uncle Michael: Come away from my calzone. Leave at your own chosen speed...
	9:45am queems: this background music reminds me of sim town
	9:45am steveo: it is from a video game, queems
	9:46am doctorjazz: Just a warm up for Heavy Metal, Joe Walsh jamming pre-Eagles.
	9:46am Bill in Durham: Is it Toejam & Earl?
	9:46am queems: not sim town though :'(
	9:46am steveo: yeah, I asked about it previously and found it on youtube
	9:46am northguineahills: @queems, you'd be correct, from Sim City.
	9:47am Uncle Michael: "Sim Town" is not a very good Steve Miller track.
	9:47am steveo: www.youtube.com...
	9:47am Chris from DC: An ST37/Vocokesh split is a holy thing.
	9:48am glenn: according to richard's thompson's biography, the eagles wanted him to be their guitarist.
	9:48am Paul In Bloomfield: pastries yes...
	9:48am glenn: duh. richard.
	9:49am Asheville Jon: raspberry or cheese danishes!
	9:49am steveo: THE FIRST SET WAS SCRUMPTIOUS
	9:49am medson: The big let down. Shameful
	9:50am dale: look for the person with powdered sugar on their lips.
	9:50am MD: There's a fresh bag of Kale in the Fridge!!! GO GET IT!!!
	9:50am queems: @steveo my mom's friend used to play toejam and earl with us but it was so long ago that there waa no way i would ever recognize this. thanks for the link!!
	9:51am Uncle Michael: I'm going to bring an empty donut box to work tomorrow.
	9:51am krissy b: Matt let’s get some donuts together sometime
	9:52am Rob (Jerzcity): what was the earthworm jim soundtrack like? gonna do a lil research here...
	9:52am steveo: Twas Ken from Hyde Park who clued me in...!
	9:52am Davee: Good Morning! Green Donuts!
	9:52am medson: mmmmmm donuts
	9:53am medson: and coffee
	9:53am Chris from DC: Is there anything they can't do?
	9:53am Asheville Jon: i've gotta say goodbye and get to work.
	9:53am The Oscar: I chimed in last time around, but TJ&E is surprisingly replayable as an adult. The levels automatically generate, so it's never the same twice, and the P-Funk/stoner humor is weird enough to hold up.
	9:54am Davee: Spit out the hole when you're finished - it will give you gas if you don't
	9:54am queems: michael sounds different here
	9:55am steveo: Yes, Oscar also knew it :) I'd never heard of it, being old.
	9:56am dale: matt - put some expired milk in the fridge
	9:58am northguineahills: @The Oscar: One of the few post-Mario games I enjoyed as a kid.
	9:59am Wild Neil: PEACE All. Compost reminds me of King Crimson's Earthbound album, particularly Peoria. Which I think I heard Robert Fripp HATED. I wanna get Earthbound.
	10:01am Wild Neil: I think Robert Fripp might have been a tad difficult to work for.
	10:07am northguineahills: I hear that, Wild Neil.
	10:08am ov: love this funkadelic
	10:09am -Ken: Morning fellow Garbagios.
	10:10am steveo: ooh, sabotage time already?
	10:10am -Ken: Matt, I have some bad news.
	10:11am Greg from ZONE 5: Walked into my weekly meeting and a co-worker was wearing a Woof Moo shirt: "Gabby! Your shirt!" "Oh, it's not actually mine. I didn't think anyone would notice!" "Well now is a great time to start listening."
	10:12am -Ken: Our transmitter engineer Peter is in Puerto Rico fixing radio stations there, so we can't do the maintenance we need to do this week at 11. It will have to be rescheduled.
	10:12am -Ken: Sorry about this
	10:13am ov: good morning ken, may your news be not thaaat bad
	10:14am steveo: perversely, Heavy Metal is probably the one song that I've heard the most in the last year
	10:14am Uncle Michael: We'll cope, Ken.
	10:14am BronwynB: good morning matt and everyone
	10:14am -Ken: I watched "History of the Eagles" the other night, and I was astonished at how poorly Don Felder was treated by Frey and Henley. They treated him like a hired hand.
	10:16am Ken From Hyde Park: I meant to bring you a garbage cupcake last Thursday, Matt, with Oreo crumbs representing dirt, but the frosting plan fell through. The meet-up was a blast, with all the weirdos and garbaggios there.
	10:19am ⓘⓚⓔ: No, no, Ken! Come back to the dark side! LET THE HATRED FLOW THROUGH YOU!
	10:19am Matt ww: Give in, Ike. Feldermania is here to stay!
	10:20am ɨkɛ: NEVERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
	10:21am Matt ww: @KenfromHydePark Your cupcakes were delicious even without the garbage toppings
	10:24am glenn: yeah, fuck the eagles. www.macleans.ca...
	10:27am queems: matias aguayo is amazing
	10:28am queems: i was supposed to see him at ps 1 a couple years ago but i left before he went on because warm up is overwhelming
	10:30am northguineahills: Warm Up used to be a blast, but the beer and bathroom lines alone take away the fun.
	10:30am dgg: You mean a hired hand... of metal.
	10:31am ov: Ken did the documentary show how the Eagles systematically ruined 70s radio? whereas if any band wanted to be played on the radio everything had to be safe sound like a f**** Eagles f* the Eagles
	10:32am queems: @northhuineahills agreed. ps1 on a regular day is one of my favorite places ever
	10:35am glenn: i hear dark star in the opening of this shroud, but maybe that's just me.
	10:36am steveo: ps1 was great place in the late 90s. So adventurous and surprising. I still like it there, but I feel like they've lost some of that. They don't even let you in the Richard Serra room anymore...
	10:41am WO Town Wick: Not an Eagles fan but that documentary (part one) is really good. And it's fair. Not much mythology. Self-mythologizing, yes. You can see how Henley and Frey thought they were right there with Lennon/McCartney. I also take Glen Frey's side in the bitter Frey-Felder dust-up. Felder had one song a night to sing. Too bad if he didn't feel like singing it.
	10:41am queems: @steveo i didn't go there for the first time until like 2007 when i was in college but i believe you
	10:41am Passaic River Blues: Printed Matter's art book fair at PS 1 is still one of the best things going.
	10:43am blee: Turky sucks!
	10:43am queems: @passaic river blues agreed, the book fair is great. i used to go a lot but i don't live in queens anymore :(
	10:44am dale: ken - is that the cause of the intermittent short dropouts on 90.1
	10:44am Aaron Working In Newark: Holy shit Matt you crack me up!!!
	10:44am dgg: i could listen to turkey leg talk all day
	10:44am Aaron Working In Newark: Me too dgg!!!
	10:45am Aaron Working In Newark: @blee it's a boring meat
	10:46am dgg: keep talking about turkey legs and being surrounded by a bone pile. Its doing it for me.
	10:46am SueAdynamo: tell me about the MYSTERY TRAIN of NJ (i'm in PA)
	10:46am glenn: talk about clay's hairless ass.
	10:47am dale: food is a universal. that and home taxidermy.
	10:47am dgg: @aaron that whole thing was hilarious lol
	10:49am steveo: @queems I did see one of my favorite museum pieces, ever, there in 2012. Janet Cardiff's The Forty Part Motet. It's a sound piece.
	10:50am queems: @steveo the 40 part motet is one of my favorites too!!! i also saw it at the cloisters. cried both times
	10:51am coelacanth∅: hello Matt and trash connoisseurs
	10:52am steveo: yeah so moving
	10:54am northguineahills: Never have heard Super Djata Band Du Mali, yes~!
	10:55am Chris from DC: Yes. This is one of my favorite records of the year.
	10:56am coelacanth∅: nice nice, very nice
	10:56am pencil: @steveo@queems 40 part motet is part of the permanent collection at the National Gallery in Ottawa. Housed in a full scale replica chapel. Made me cry too!
	10:56am muwfInMA: just go with it, add some sort of recipe segment to the garbardge: 8hour donuts, turkey leg casserole , old brew coffee etc. turn it into a kookbook — pledge PleDgePledGE
	10:58am steveo: such a good dj for such a young lad, is matt; thanks for being here, sir
	10:59am Matt ww: @steveo thank YOU for being here
	10:59am queems: @pencil that's awesome! i'd like to see it again, so now i know where to find it
	11:00am steveo: i didn't mean for that to sound condescending; my pleasure
	11:00am dale: hey -it's eleven. what time is it? ELEVEN!
	11:00am Asheville Jon: felder sounds a little different today. 33 at 45 speed?
	11:00am steveo: time for this beautiful track to end
	11:01am steveo: blame pigeon
	11:01am coelacanth∅: crap! i came late and i have nothing else cued up!!
	11:02am Asheville Jon: delay the inevitable? that only happens to me when i am making english muffins and the power goes out
	11:03am Chris from DC: Paging Mr. Felder.
	11:04am Stanley: No better time to go make a cup of tea.
	11:04am steveo: i mean, I'm old as dirt AND a terrible DJ
	11:04am Brendan: Oh wow man . This is really happening.
	11:05am βrian: My audio connection is not working. Ah, too bad.
	11:05am steveo: somebody pinch me
	11:05am coelacanth∅: Juana Molina. cued up just in time. ahhhh
	11:05am queems: i like it better slow
	11:05am steveo: i mean, hard enough that I go unconscious for five minutes and 13 seconds
	11:08am rw: The Don.
	11:09am rw: The Oz.
	11:09am steveo: The Oz
	11:10am Greg from ZONE 5: #BLACKSABBATHTOBER
	11:10am cee: love when you play the sabbs man
	11:10am steveo: dang rw ;)
	11:11am coelacanth∅: wow perfect timing. glad to hear this
	11:11am Chris from DC: YES
	11:11am dgg: Going from Felder to Sabbath is like going from eating a handful of snausages to a bratwurst and a beer
	11:13am museguy: wow flash back to being 13
	11:13am Brendan: Wow i just had a great idea. WoofMoo should have a tailgating party in the station parking lot for a special playing of the Felder, with Lord Garbage leading the assemblage from a window on high. Call it ‘Heavy Metal Parking Lot’ with a nod to the cult classic short.
	11:13am dgg: no offense
	11:14am ɨkɛ: Wow, it was really good to hear Wolf Parade's "You're Dreaming" at 11:00! Oh wait, that was another station. My bad.
	11:14am rw: Great minds, right steveo? dgg you're making me hungry, and not for snausages.
	11:15am coelacanth∅: ...or like going from eating a supermarket brand twinkie-like thing to roast beef and a baked potato (with lots of sour cream and onion)
	11:15am Paul In Bloomfield: @dgg ha!! thats perfect
	11:15am βrian: Now I know what snausages are.
	11:16am doctorjazz: Actually MISSED Felder! I never do that! very sad...(like Electric Moon, though)
	11:16am coelacanth∅: ...(unless it's the dio sabbath, in which case it's like going to eating a spam sandwich on slightly moldy supermarket brand white bread)
	11:16am dgg: for the curious www.snausages.com
	11:17am Cecile: re: the Eagles documentary - they didn't mention that Felder was an equal partner in the original Eagles corporation, so why would they pay him less? Also, from Hotel Cali on, they were all stone cold assholes except for Joe Walsh and Timothy Schmidt who are lovely people but enablers. I love to hate the Eagles so much. SO MUCH.
	11:17am dgg: lol @ coelacanth∅
	11:18am glenn: oh, man. i missed felder AGAIN. thank the baby jesus for the archives.
	11:19am queems: i'm hungry enough right now that i would eat a snausage
	11:19am Cecile: I was a 15 year old kid when Hotel California came out, and I was going "these people are the richest people in the world, and all of sudden California is bad? California made them what they were!" I didn't have a lot of friends back then. I love the Dio Sabbath. It's just a different lovely flavor. They made some of their best, heaviest stuff in the decade before Dio died.
	11:19am Matt ww: @glenn I could totally play it again
	11:19am Cecile: PLAY IT AGAIN. I'm down with it.
	11:20am βrian: No need for the archives. You can just bang your thumb with a hammer..
	11:21am dgg: Two heavy metals in one show? Has that ever been done before?
	11:21am Cecile: MAN I LOVE HATING ON THE EAGLES.
	11:22am coelacanth∅: haha Cecile, the dio sabbath was great...except for dio's vocals!
	11:22am glenn: read the link i posted above, cecile. it's pretty funny.
	11:22am Cecile: I LOVE DIO'S VOCALS.
	11:22am coelacanth∅: βrian haha!
	11:24am glenn: hmmm. i've banged my thumb with a hammer many times. i think i'd pick the felder.
	11:24am Cecile: I like Gord Downie and Canada even more.
	11:25am Dean: Discogs page for this Electric Moon LP is emblazoned with an ad for Kellog's Raisin Bran, featuring a laughing sun and the slogan, SUNNY KNOWS WHAT YOU LIKE.
	11:25am steveo: electric moon, nice slow burn (pass the bran)
	11:26am Cecile: I also like the Documentary Now! Blue Jean Committee spoof. I watched it before the Eagles one. It made it even funnier.
	11:27am coelacanth∅: i just never pay any attention to the eagles. there are artists that bother me worse that in many corners of wfmuland it's quite fashionable to like.
	11:27am Ken From Hyde Park: One more week of Blacksabbathtober ... then what?
	11:28am Dean: Blacksabbathvember?
	11:28am glenn: for the manager of the eagles to think he could tell the tragically hip what to do in canada is pretty fucking laughable.
	11:28am Cecile: Oh, but they are so great. Greedheads, hypocrites, and completely clueless about it. They were the first major act to charge triple digit tickets, and yet they still think of themselves as a band of the people.
	11:29am Dean: I have never ridden down a road trying to loosen my load.
	11:30am Cecile: glenn, I know. If the guy had looked up or asked about them once, you know that answer would be "THESE GUYS ARE GOD IN CANADA."
	11:30am bil: that was intense!
	11:32am Cecile: Dean, and that was their best song. I can still occasionally listen to it. I love that Glyn Johns in the documentary was so over them after the second album.
	11:33am coelacanth∅: this sounds like a hawkwind song (is this a hawkwind song?)
	11:33am doctorjazz: Felder encore! Yes! (if you like Take It Easy only in the Eagles discography, likely it's because it's a Jackson Browne song).
	11:34am Matt ww: @coelacanth CAN Cover
	11:34am coelacanth∅: maybe because they didn't write it?
	11:35am Cecile: Precisely, coel.
	11:35am glenn: i was just gonna say, i quite like jackson browne.
	11:35am coelacanth∅: thanks Matt i'm obviously confused!
	11:35am Cecile: Also, because Glenn Frey was still kind of hot and not very smug yet. That didn't last long.
	11:36am glenn: and linda ronstadt, too.
	11:39am coelacanth∅: well, i could get beaten for this, but i don't dislike a few early eagles songs. (witchy woman; peaceful easy feeling; the Jackson Browne cover...maybe another 1 or 2?)
	11:39am rw: coel, maybe Matt's trying to make a believer out of you. Matt, your marathon premium is going to be a tank top, right? I think I need one.
	11:39am Michael 98145: - enjoying the hippie noise -
	11:40am glenn: as much as i love gram parsons, i'll never forgive him for what he begat.
	11:41am Cecile: From Christgau: "Don Henley is incapable of conveying a mental state as complex as self-criticism--he'll probably sound smug croaking out his famous last words"
	11:42am doctorjazz: Outlier here, like the Eagles albums up until (and including) Hotel California, but, hey...
	11:42am coelacanth∅: rw, maybe so...and - i BELIEVE! - in garbage! ...so i SHOULD like the heavy metal takin' a ride, right?
	11:43am Cecile: I love the Hitchhiker's Guide theme. It was written by Bernie Leadon (who left) and it was an instrumental.\ They did a nice cover of Please Come Home for Christmas, doctorjazz. And I like Life's Been Good. Oh, wait.
	11:43am Carmichael: Up until, in my opinion. I really liked On the Border in particular. Heya, Big Daddy.
	11:44am glenn: i can listen to them, if they come on the radio, but honestly, they're just such insufferable doucheweasels.
	11:45am doctorjazz: If every artist that was a douchweasel was dropped from playlists...
	11:45am krissy b: Love the long jams
	11:45am Cecile: I think part of my glee is that I tried to make myself like them to like something more "serious" as a teen with no guidance. Then I woke up and said, "I like about two songs, and I hate everything else. Time to listen to something else."
	11:45am ?: I agree with Ken
	11:47am Cecile: doctorjazz, it's not that they are jerks. They are just epically great at being jerks. that is also part of my glee in hating them.
	11:47am glenn: oh, sure. if people will listen to g.g. allin, then there's hope for all the world's insufferable doucheweasels.
	11:47am bk845: @Cecile - That's Journey of the Sorcerer (which you may already know). One of my faves too!
	11:49am Cecile: Yep, it's a great piece, and I would have loved to see them build on that, but then they decided they were a rock band and basically auditioned Joe Walsh publicly while Bernie Leadon was still in the band...
	11:49am βrian: Doughnuts are cheaper than food.
	11:50am Cecile: The titanium plated clueless alpha-male audacity of that. I have to appreciate assholishness on such a level.
	11:50am northguineahills: w00p, my hometown represent (jax, fl)!
	11:51am glenn: funnily enough that opening chord change in on some faraway beach is the same as the best of my love.
	11:51am BronwynB: when i was a kid i watched the hitchhiker's guide tv series and was obsessed with that theme tune. i was very excited when they included it in the big budget movie version
	11:51am Dean: The two note motif that opens this Eno tune is right out of "Best of My Love." I enjoy J.D. Souther, in part precisely because he isn't an Eagle.
	11:51am doctorjazz: Great Eno (thought we were listening to "The Best of my Love" by the Eagles when it started...)
	11:52am doctorjazz: Ha!
	11:52am glenn: see? it's not just me.
	11:52am Cecile: Bronwyn, I had thought they had written it for the show, and it was so perfect.
	11:53am BronwynB: same cecile, it really is perfect, and i love that douglas adams handpicked it
	11:53am Dean: Good gosh, the power of suggestion.
	11:53am glenn: maybe eno is secretly an eagles fan.
	11:54am rw: Sounded like Eno to me. Maybe I don't listen to enough Eagles.
	11:54am Dean: (One of my punk bands c.'77 covered "Best of My Love." No kidding.)
	11:54am Cecile: and it was on a huge hit album. I do miss the 70s hit albums in that there were so many awesome Side 2 tracks where bands messed around.
	11:54am coelacanth∅: not enough that i'd even slightly consider that Brian Eno had ever heard "best of my love" though.
	11:55am Dean: Karla Bonoff has a nice take on "Water Is Wide." I think Garth Hudson plays on it, too.
	11:56am rw: Thanks for the Garbage Matt! Have a good week! Later kids! Off to work now...
	11:57am jess: I'm going to get ads cancer from sitting all day.
	11:57am jess: ass cancer
	11:58am Michael 98145: same same
	11:58am Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks, Matty!
	11:58am glenn: self diagnosis may not be a wise thing, jess.
	11:58am Michael 98145: thanks again, Matt ww
	11:58am coelacanth∅: and now i see that here come the warm jets was released before best of my love. and,as hotel california can attest to, the eagles weren't afraid to rip off songs.
	11:58am steveo: ciao
	11:59am coelacanth∅: ...but then i doubt that they ever listened to Eno.
	12:00pm Cecile: probably only to make fun of it.
	12:00pm coelacanth∅: THANKS MATT!

Garbage Time: Playlist from October 24, 2017

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