WFMU: Nazario Scenario: Playlist from May 25, 2018

Listener comments!
	3:01pm RomanDogBird: wow!!
	3:01pm P-90: Welcome home DJ Amanda!
	3:01pm ncjay: Hi Amanda!
	3:01pm Michael 98145: :)
	3:01pm Amanda Nazario: Greetingzzzzzz to all!!!!
	3:01pm Jeff Moore: Great to see you and your Scenario!
	3:02pm listener james from westwood: Amandaaaaaa!
	3:02pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I own a power washer and I vote.
	3:03pm doctorjazz: Hi, funny meeting you here!
	3:03pm steveo: hi -- how did I forget your playlist color scheme?
	3:03pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I like the gray color scheme. It reminds me of a Rubbermaid 30 gallon tote. @Nazario-hey your show is awesome so far, its boppy and cool!
	3:04pm Kevin-san: But... pretending is core part of my brand
	3:04pm Phillippe Bastille: Hello all
	3:05pm Phillippe Bastille: @wild neil Hey, I have a power washer too! Will strip the paint off a toyota in a flash
	3:06pm Phillippe Bastille: Hmm, and now Portlandia
	3:06pm Michael 98145: put a bird on it
	3:06pm coelacanth∅: hey Amanda i'm only here for a few minutes before getting my ass backto work but good to here you and YES! sleater-kinney!
	3:07pm Phillippe Bastille: @michael oh yeah!
	3:07pm coelacanth∅: (and to HEAR you)
	3:07pm northguineahills: blurps and murples, I made it!
	3:08pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Phillippe-I have a Karcher-Honda motor, side mounted pump, simple rotary pump. Works like a BEAST. I wanna use the zero degree head and write my initials in the side of my house.
	3:09pm TehBadDr: Hello there Amanda, all!
	3:09pm Sem: What Friday surprise! Hello, Amanda, Scenerists, others of sympathetic ilk, and strollers along the stream.
	3:10pm coelacanth∅: i have a 26-year-old car with a wfmu bumper sticker and i vote
	3:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: Different scenario today; still sophisticated. Nice to see you today, Amanda.
	3:12pm Phillippe Bastille: @wild neil I was pressure washing the mother in law's brick home and "improved" the depth of the mortar. Shadows were really pronounced
	3:12pm Amanda Nazario: Love love love to all. I might be a little less chatty on the playlist today than usual, but I appreciate you listeners sm!
	3:13pm GeorgeSimian: No Sheila B? Tough shoes to fill. So far it's a great show though!
	3:13pm Michael 98145: don't mind us - we're enjoying the music
	3:17pm Amanda: You all deserve a giant amount of attention at all times. Just know that.
	3:18pm Carmichael: Heya Amanda and dancey pantz listenerz.
	3:19pm michael z: Thank you Sheila for being so loyal to Tracey’s new record. Adult pop for her generation.
	3:20pm listener james from westwood: Tracey!!
	3:21pm Amanda: Such a killer, this track!
	3:21pm OfficerDowney: real good. my dendrites enjoy it.
	3:23pm BronwynB: amazing
	3:23pm Michael 98145: - you can do what you like -
	3:23pm D. Lightfoot: Oh wow I had this album. It was awful.
	3:23pm ncjay: this track is hilarious, though!
	3:24pm D. Lightfoot: I mean, it's good bad
	3:24pm ncjay: I had totally forgotten about it
	3:24pm steveo: bjork was 25
	3:24pm Carmichael: Sailcat is rolling over in their collective grave.
	3:24pm D. Lightfoot: If I recall correctly it had Metallica doing Queens' Stone Cold Crazy
	3:24pm TehBadDr: Road trip to oblivion.
	3:25pm D. Lightfoot: And the Pixies doing some wretched
	3:25pm Amanda: "WFMU: I mean, it's good bad"
	3:25pm steveo: lol
	3:25pm D. Lightfoot: Hah
	3:25pm Phillippe Bastille: Thrilled to listen to you Amanda! I'm late to the WFMU party (it took me until I turned 60) so I never heard you regular show. Very happy to see you have extensive archives to listen to
	3:26pm diciassette: Wooooo Marshall Crenshaw (howdy!)
	3:27pm Dano59: Haha that song was a cover on a Michael Shelley 70s comp, I don't remember it from its time at all! I'll have to go dig out the Rubaiyat set. Love the Sugarcubes!
	3:27pm D. Lightfoot: I don't think I've listened to your show before
	3:27pm frozen_peas: Nazario's archives are great! I started poking around after the last fill-in.
	3:27pm coelacanth∅: sugarcubes was mostly terrible, in a terrible way; but it wasn't Björk's fault.
	3:28pm Barney Grubbs: I'm a little embarrassed that I know Cynical Girl from the Groucho Marxists cover
	3:28pm D. Lightfoot: I'm married to a cynical girl
	3:29pm coelacanth∅: they would've been mostly good, in a good way, if only Björk was allowed to sing. (...or vocalise)
	3:29pm northguineahills: @D. Lightfoot: Me too!
	3:29pm D. Lightfoot: I have an album Bjork did when she was 12. Talk about terrible/wonderful (superlative of bad/good)
	3:31pm Dano59: and opinion of me! Who the hell remembers Sailcat?
	3:31pm glenn: my fave is "you're my favourite waste of time".
	3:33pm OfficerDowney: we want more! we want more! like, you really like it, you want more!
	3:33pm D. Lightfoot: Alice Everday was on the top-40 radio playlist twice a day for weeks this one time when I worked a temp job in an inflatable building factory in the middle of nowhere. Strange times.
	3:33pm coelacanth∅: i remember sailcat! -or at least that song. i don't think i've heard it since it was on the charts.
	3:34pm TehBadDr: I'm down on the floor flat on my back maybe listening.
	3:35pm Amanda: Oh whoops! This song is from 1992. I misspoke.
	3:36pm TehBadDr: This reeks of Robert Smith.
	3:37pm listener james from westwood: Whoa, Shakespear's Sister! I remember that one breakthrough video that got a bunch of airplay, too.
	3:37pm Phillippe Bastille: I'm delaying a trip to the liquor store to keep listening. Please tell me I have my priorities in order.
	3:38pm Sem: It doesn't deliver?
	3:39pm D. Lightfoot: So let me tell you this story about my cynical wife...
	3:39pm Michael 98145: hot blue !
	3:39pm Stephan: Listening on a train between Hamburg and Cologne in Germany. Thank you for the very nice tune from Book of Love. Very good for any mood.
	3:40pm Phillippe Bastille: @ sem Unfortunately no. Not sure its even legal in Maryland, state motto "What's in your wallet?"
	3:40pm coelacanth∅: SHOCKING!
	3:40pm GeorgeSimian: Just learned Venus on guitar. They're so good!
	3:40pm D. Lightfoot: Today she took our 8 year old daughter to the dr about a rash on her bottom
	3:41pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Nice deep track from Shocking Blue! Nice change from Venus.
	3:41pm Michael 98145: what a great world when a station in NJ can be heard on a train in Germany :)
	3:42pm coelacanth∅: GS, learn "send me a postcard" and be my guitar hero!
	3:42pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: This sounds a lot like Gloria by Them.
	3:42pm slocker: Hi Amanda! Such a treat.
	3:42pm steveo: oh i was expecting someone else to be spelled :)
	3:43pm BronwynB: ok i like thee headcoatees but this just does not work with the name melvin
	3:43pm northguineahills: Melvins next? crosses fingers
	3:43pm steveo: ngh reading my mind
	3:43pm Carmichael: How about "Irving"?
	3:44pm BronwynB: covering it and having it be a woman singing about a man is great because it allows a woman to explicitly lust after and objectify a man which is a great role reversal but, were i to do so, i would still use the word "gloria" because it makes the narrator's lust into kind of a religious exclamation
	3:44pm BronwynB: rant over
	3:44pm steveo: s-t-e-v-e-o sounds prett ynice
	3:44pm Sem: @Phillippe Bastille: heheh.
	3:44pm Dano59: NOTE TO SELF learn some shocking blue songs.
	3:45pm Amanda: I sent that to my friend when she adopted a cat named Melvin :-)
	3:45pm Michael 98145: love me some Liliput
	3:45pm Sem: Been a long time since I've heard that one, Carmichael.
	3:45pm Amanda: Hot Sand is actually the B side of Venus! On the copy I have at least.
	3:46pm Phillippe Bastille: @amanda not Virtute? Love that old Weakerthans' song
	3:47pm GeorgeSimian: @Dano59 Easy to play. Not easy to replicate.
	3:48pm glenn: weakerthans. best winnipeg band ever.
	3:48pm Stephan: Yes, @Michael 98145, this is so great. I'm listenin to WFMU often while traveling. Very nice companion for sleep and work on the train and always fun.
	3:51pm Phillippe Bastille: @glenn yep. Even if they hate Winnipeg
	3:52pm northguineahills: Well, I'm the only one at work, the printer ran out of ink, so I can't do a QA/QC visual inspection of my maps, so as far as I'm concerned, it's beer o'clock. Cracking one now.....
	3:52pm Lani: Loving the spring vibes, A!
	3:52pm Phillippe Bastille: @glenn every tune is its own short story
	3:53pm Phillippe Bastille: @northguinea Do you deliver?
	3:53pm steveo: thanks Amanda -- I've been dismissed from work!! enjoyed hearing the start to your show today...
	3:54pm glenn: i love them. john k. sampson is brilliant.
	3:55pm Michael 98145: ah, Jamaican vinyl :) :)
	3:56pm Amanda: haha, yeah crunchy innit
	3:56pm Nate K.: Oh, wow, what a nice surprise. Amnazz in the house!
	3:56pm Amanda: Thank YOU steveo!
	3:57pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Amanda i've got to get back to work tchau
	3:57pm Michael 98145: love those seven-inchers ... even with off center hole
	3:58pm northguineahills: @Phillippe Bastille: I only have one :( /and I believe you're outside my throwing range.
	3:59pm northguineahills: I love watching my Jamaican vinyl literally fall apart (actually it's horrifying and fascinating at the same time)
	4:03pm Michael 98145: actually, i'm impressed how much this station manages to suppress surface noise on the massive amount of vinyl you all play
	4:05pm coelacanth∅: Amanda, that's the original issue of venus.
	4:05pm coelacanth∅: (i'm still here...but really leaving)
	4:06pm Amanda: By the Raindrops being "in the Pet Clark vein" I of course mean that Gaylord likes both of them.
	4:09pm Amanda: It is certainly a priority to keep those records playing audibly - as you can imagine!
	4:10pm D. Lightfoot: This show has helped me make my friday afternoon less than productive
	4:11pm Amanda: Congrats, D Lightfoot!
	4:12pm D. Lightfoot: This is like Bananrama meets Olivia Newton John
	4:12pm melinda: hi Amanda and all
	4:12pm D. Lightfoot: Thank you, you make it all (im)possible
	4:13pm Michael 98145: whoa - time machine !!
	4:13pm Carmichael: Didn't David Gates write this song?
	4:14pm listener james from westwood: Ahhh, to think CBS 101 FM would've been playing this and other such tracks if they were still on their older oldie format.
	4:15pm Michael 98145: @Carm : yup img.discogs.com...
	4:15pm glenn: carmichael is correct.
	4:16pm Amanda: He can do no wrong
	4:16pm glenn: and produced by kim fowley.
	4:17pm Amanda: Him, on the other hand...
	4:17pm Franco Twinkie: Kim Fowley...serial abuser
	4:18pm Lixiviated Life: Back again
	4:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: AmNazz !! ...one of the earliest records in my life - 'AlleyOop' - didn't know it was Fowley til FMU clued me a few years ago...
	4:19pm Amanda: Hey, RevRabbit, long time no see!
	4:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yeah - Werk & owe ComCra$$t $500...
	4:20pm Sem: Well, ain't that the special carrots. Hiya, RevRab.
	4:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hi Sem !
	4:21pm Franco Twinkie: Flip side of Alley Oop - Sure know A lot About Love - The best!
	4:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...who needs four seasons up here - you say Climate Change - like it a baad thang - amI right ?!?? ...naturally yull have FourSeasons in Jersey...
	4:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Interesting Franco. I got it like this... : www.discogs.com...
	4:25pm katharsis: Hellos
	4:28pm Michael 98145: keeping radio great; thank you, @Amanda
	4:30pm Phillippe Bastille: @northguinea I bit the bullet and drove to the store. Alberta dark batch rye...
	4:30pm Ken From Hyde Park: Oh yeah, the storm season has begun - en.wikipedia.org...
	4:32pm Michael 98145: rye is good for one
	4:32pm melinda: Raincoats yay
	4:33pm RomanDogBird: i'm gonna be listening to that alice everyday song all weekend, your show is so fab amanda
	4:33pm Amanda: Gosh, that is sweet. Thank you so much RomanDogBird!
	4:34pm flashback: Hi Amanda and listeners.
	4:35pm Nate K.: I remember when this Raincoats record came out, but haven't though about it in years. It sounds so tough!
	4:35pm Phillippe Bastille: @Michael the dark batch has a little bourbon in it and a splash of Sherry. Surprisingly versatile
	4:37pm Amanda: @Nate agreed Hi melinda, and flashback, and everyone! I wish I could say hi to everyone, I always miss somebody.
	4:39pm BronwynB: did u say hi to me???
	4:39pm Michael 98145: @PB, tip 'o the hat to all the distillers popping up all over the US of A
	4:40pm Amanda: Bronwyn, hi!!!!!!!!!! (yes!)
	4:41pm BronwynB: :)))
	4:42pm Phillippe Bastille: @Michael oh yeah! The dark batch is Canadian though. They have some purity regulations so that's why the dark batch is unusual. Has to be at least 91% Canadian rye, I believe
	4:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lulu - my 3rdNov. sistah !! :) ...If anyone can heal the Lulu / Turtles feud of decades - it may be AmNazz...
	4:43pm Amanda: All I need is the air that I breathe, and the Turtles and Lulu.
	4:43pm BronwynB: everyone is gone and all my work is done why i have to stay for 45 more minutes :(
	4:44pm glenn: because, okay?
	4:44pm BronwynB: on the bright side i get to listen to cool tunes with all of you for 45 more minutes :)
	4:44pm Michael 98145: keep us company, @BB
	4:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...she gave a tune a bad review in '68 er sumthin' & it's been all bitterness apparently...& all such sweeties...
	4:45pm listener james from westwood: @Bronwyn: Musical consolation prize!
	4:46pm Sem: Diggin' this English change-up.
	4:46pm glenn: recorded first by phil everly, by the way.
	4:46pm BronwynB: so boooooored
	4:46pm BronwynB: someone tell me a story
	4:47pm Amanda: Oh man, that Phil Everly version is... SWOON
	4:47pm listener james from westwood: 'Til Tuesday!
	4:48pm glenn: quick, somebody tell bronwyn the moth joke.
	4:48pm BronwynB: i get it, because its a holiday weekend and we are all about to leave work and dont have to come back til tuesday :)
	4:49pm doctorjazz: Knew this was Amy Mann, didn't recognize the version (or her voice until I saw who it was) , nice!
	4:50pm Phillippe Bastille: @bb "it was a dark and stormy night... "
	4:51pm Abe Simson: We can't bust heads like we used to. But we have our ways. One trick is to tell stories that don't go anywhere. Like the time I caught the ferry to Shelbyville. I needed a new heel for m'shoe. So I decided to go to Morganville, which is what they called Shelbyville in those days. So I tied an onion to my belt, which was the style at the time. Now, to take the ferry cost a nickel, and in those days, nickels had pictures of bumblebees on 'em. "Gimme five bees for a quarter," you'd say. Now where were we... oh yeah. The important thing was that I had an onion on my belt, which was the style at the time. I didn't have any white onions, because of the war. The only thing you could get was those big yellow ones.
	4:51pm northguineahills: Hadn't heard (of) that 'Til Tuesday album before....
	4:52pm Amanda: Abe, you somehow knew that today's ST is going to be a Grampa episode...
	4:52pm Michael 98145: .♥.Aimee Mann
	4:52pm northguineahills: lol, Amanda!
	4:53pm Roger: Another wonderful show, Amanda! Perhaps the hardest working gal at the station today?
	4:54pm Abe Simson: I'll have pancakes, please!
	4:56pm common: happy Friday Amanda and all!
	4:57pm Sem: Hello, common of the pink P-1800.
	4:57pm P-90: The Laforet IS a great version!
	4:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gotta split. So good to make the Scenario...Don't Drink & Drive !
	5:00pm Phillippe Bastille: Marshall crenshaw
	5:01pm Michael 98145: Suzi !!
	5:01pm Amanda: Nah, he was in set #1. Sets 2,3,4 is what I meant
	5:01pm P-90: SUZI Q!
	5:01pm ncjay: this doesn't sound like Can the Can to me
	5:02pm Carmichael: Leather Tuscadero!
	5:02pm glenn: b side?
	5:02pm Phillippe Bastille: @amanda you're right. And I thought I was paying attention. Adult add
	5:02pm andrewb: Suzi! that makes my Friday
	5:03pm Amanda: @ncjay, doesn't sound like whut?
	5:04pm ncjay: :)
	5:04pm glenn: that wasn't can the can.
	5:06pm P-90: The "Morphing Track Title" effect was especially spooky in real-time on the IOS app screen.
	5:06pm Sig: Time
	5:06pm Amanda: What are you talking about? ;-)
	5:07pm P-90: Great "white Jacksons" arrangement
	5:08pm diciassette: I accidentally start records on the wrong side ALL THE TIME
	5:08pm Sem: Hey, Sig. Long time.
	5:08pm chalmers: Once, I did one of those "What was the #1 song on the day you were born" things and it was this.
	5:09pm Sig: Yeah SEM yeah man
	5:09pm Tommy in Neversink: Shouldn't the Mormons actually be called The Morewomen
	5:11pm Franco Twinkie: The Credibility Gap use to do a great cover of One Bad Apple with fringey jacketd and wicked dance steps
	5:11pm Phillippe Bastille: Juno, right?
	5:12pm northguineahills: Amanda, you played this Kimya Dawson 4 years ago! (and yes I have this album)
	5:12pm northguineahills: yayes!!!! (and I'm just finishing up at work too!!!)
	5:13pm chalmers: Get a room, Funboys!
	5:14pm TehBadDr: Simpsons thingy!
	5:15pm glenn: hmmmm. no. 1 song on my date of birth was "are you lonesome tonight"?
	5:15pm listener james from westwood: Can't type the full title?! Too much pie, that's your problem!
	5:15pm PERSONATOR from highland park: I love your broadcast today it is especially adequate substitute for Sheila b Who I also love I especially enjoyed the background string quartet playing Green Day I’ve only heard the new order and Joy division cd which I’ve had for like 20 years
	5:15pm frozen_peas: I love when grandpa says turlet
	5:16pm chalmers: @glenn You win, Elvis was better, but there were more Osmonds.
	5:17pm glenn: or i'm just much older.
	5:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: Ccan't you go five seconds without humiliating yourself?
	5:18pm Danne D: Yay AmNazz :)
	5:19pm listener james from westwood: "How long wuzzat?"
	5:20pm TehBadDr: The Simpsons is educational as well as entertaining!
	5:21pm listener james from westwood: Weirdly, I learned about the concept of a tontine not from the film The Wrong Box, but from a Barney Miller episode in which two old men were the last survivors in one.
	5:22pm TehBadDr: Cling peaches? is there any other sort of canned peaches?
	5:22pm northguineahills: The No. 1 Song when I was born was the Four Seasons ""December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night)" (odd there's a date in the title, and I've never heard it before. [I was born 12.25 years after said date])
	5:22pm glenn: freestone peaches.
	5:23pm chalmers: There's also a late-season MAS*H episode where Col. Potter is the final survivor of the tontine formed by him and is WW1 buddies.
	5:23pm Ken From Hyde Park: I like how wartime Abe Simpson was an able, intelligent leader; much in contrast to the feeble elderly Grampa we have now.
	5:23pm glenn: thepeachtruck.com...
	5:25pm TehBadDr: @Glenn hmmm, informative!
	5:27pm listener james from westwood: The alt.tv.simpsons crowd cudgeled their collective brain to figure which Kraftwerk tune the bit the Baron plays comes from. In the end a bit of Alf Clausen brilliance.
	5:28pm TehBadDr: And we thank you for tuning into "Simpsons Time"!
	5:29pm Sig: You don't mess with the zohanapenas jogar em torno de um poucoeu apenas deixe minha auto ir alguns, um pouco de desempenho eu apenas deixe minha auto ir alguns, um pouco de desempenho deAccording to Christopher Maurer, editor of "In Search of Duende", at least four elements can be isolated in Lorca's vision of duende: irrationality, earthiness, a heightened awareness of death, and a dash of the diabolical. The duende is an earth spirit who helps the artist see the limitations of intelligence, reminding them that "ants could eat him or that a great arsenic lobster could fall suddenly on his head"; who brings the artist face-to-face with death, and who helps them create and communicate memorable, spine-chilling art. The duende is seen, in Lorca's lecture, as an alternative to style, to mere virtuosity, to God-given grace and charm (what Spaniards call "angel"), and to the classical, artistic norms dictated by the muse. Not that the artist simply surrenders to the duende; they have to battle it skillfully, "on the rim of the well", in "hand-to-hand combat". To a higher degree than the muse or the angel, the duende seizes not only the performer but also the audience, creating conditions where art can be understood spontaneously with little, if any, conscious effort. It is, in Lorca's words, "a sort of corkscrew that can get art into the sensibility of an audience... the very dearest thing that life can offer the intellectual." The critic Brook Zern has written, of a performance of someone with duende, "it dilates the mind's eye, so that the intensity becomes almost unendurable... There is a quality of first-timeness, of reality so heightened and exaggerated that it becomes unreal...".According to Christopher Maurer, editor of "In Search of Duende", at least four elements can be isolated in Lorca's vision of duende: irrationality, earthiness, a heightened awareness of death, and a dash of the diabolical. The duende is an earth spirit who helps the artist see the limitations of intelligence, reminding them that "ants could eat him or that a great arsenic lobster could fall suddenly on his head"; who brings the artist face-to-face with death, and who helps them create and communicate memorable, spine-chilling art. The duende is seen, in Lorca's lecture, as an alternative to style, to mere virtuosity, to God-given grace and charm (what Spaniards call "angel"), and to the classical, artistic norms dictated by the muse. Not that the artist simply surrenders to the duende; they have to battle it skillfully, "on the rim of the well", in "hand-to-hand combat". To a higher degree than the muse or the angel, the duende seizes not only the performer but also the audience, creating conditions where art can be understood spontaneously with little, if any, conscious effort. It is, in Lorca's words, "a sort of corkscrew that can get art into the sensibility of an audience... the very dearest thing that life can offer the intellectual." The critic Brook Zern has written, of a performance of someone with duende, "it dilates the mind's eye, so that the intensity becomes almost unendurable... There is a quality of first-timeness, of reality so heightened and exaggerated that it becomes unreal...".According to Christopher Maurer, editor of "In Search of Duende", at least four elements can be isolated in Lorca's vision of duende: irrationality, earthiness, a heightened awareness of death, and a dash of the diabolical. The duende is an earth spirit who helps the artist see the limitations of intelligence, reminding them that "ants could eat him or that a great arsenic lobster could fall suddenly on his head"; who brings the artist face-to-face with death, and who helps them create and communicate memorable, spine-chilling art. The duende is seen, in Lorca's lecture, as an alternative to style, to mere virtuosity, to God-given grace and charm (what Spaniards call "angel"), and to the classical, artistic norms dictated by the muse. Not that the artist simply surrenders to the duende; they have to battle it skillfully, "on the rim of the well", in "hand-to-hand combat". To a higher degree than the muse or the angel, the duende seizes not only the performer but also the audience, creating conditions where art can be understood spontaneously with little, if any, conscious effort. It is, in Lorca's words, "a sort of corkscrew that can get art into the sensibility of an audience... the very dearest thing that life can offer the intellectual." The critic Brook Zern has written, of a performance of someone with duende, "it dilates the mind's eye, so that the intensity becomes almost unendurable... There is a quality of first-timenessAccording to Christopher Maurer, editor of "In Search of Duende", at least four elements can be isolated in Lorca's vision of duende: irrationality, earthiness, a heightened awareness of death, and a dash of the diabolical. The duende is an earth spirit who helps the artist see the limitations of intelligence, reminding them that "ants could eat him or that a great arsenic lobster could fall suddenly on his head"; who brings the artist face-to-face with death, and who helps them create and communicate memorable, spine-chilling art. The duende is seen, in Lorca's lecture, as an alternative to style, to mere virtuosity, to God-given grace and charm (what Spaniards call "angel"), and to the classical, artistic norms dictated by the muse. Not that the artist simply surrenders to the duende; they have to battle it skillfully, "on the rim of the well", in "hand-to-hand combat". To a higher degree than the muse or the angel, the duende seizes not only the performer but also the audience, creating conditions where art can be understood spontaneously with little, if any, conscious effort. It is, in Lorca's words, "a sort of corkscrew that can get art into the sensibility of an audience... the very dearest thing that life can offer the intellectual." The critic Brook Zern has written, of a performance of someone with duende, "it dilates the mind's eye, so that the
	5:29pm northguineahills: Yeah, james, it took me a while to figure it out when I first saw it. I thought it was something the Chemical Bros. sampled. Nope.
	5:32pm BronwynB: thank u for telling me a story sig
	5:32pm listener james from westwood: Blippy bloopy vocodery stuff!
	5:38pm Sem: ... intensity becomes almost unendurable... There is a quality of first-timeness, of reality so heightened and exaggerated that it becomes unreal..."
	5:38pm northguineahills: Thanks Amanda, I'm leaving work now, feliz fin de semana todos, adios!
	5:40pm ncjay: does ANYONE know what happened to this very wonderful group, The Like, after their one and only album that I know of?
	5:40pm ncjay: now, I typed that without researching, which I haven't done in a few years....
	5:40pm Amanda: I don't, and I wish I did!!!
	5:41pm ncjay: well, they had two albums according to Discogs. This is the second one!
	5:42pm ncjay: every song on this one is this good!
	5:42pm Phillippe Bastille: @ncjay happens to me all the time...
	5:43pm ncjay: Z Berg from The Like was in Broken Bells. I did not know that
	5:44pm ncjay: looks like they all went their separate ways and have played on lots of other peoples' records since "Release Me". Apparently the last time I did any research on them was before I got hip to Discogs
	5:45pm Amanda: Thanks for doing the research ncjay - I appreciate it!
	5:47pm ncjay: Azúcar Moreno??
	5:47pm Doug Schulkind: Sounding mighty fine, Amanda!
	5:47pm ncjay: ah- I always mix them up with Morena y Clara
	5:48pm ncjay: Amanda, Z Berg turns up here: www.discogs.com... going to give the video there a listen after 6
	5:48pm ncjay: how to be instantly anonymous: name your band Phases
	5:48pm Dano59: great show Amanda! so much love. thanks for the Sugarcanes earlier! and I like The Like!
	5:49pm ncjay: Dano59, get the CD, you won't regret it
	5:50pm Michael 98145: whoa. this has been a great show. thank you, Amanda. •♫♪
	5:51pm Dano59: I have it, @ncjay!
	5:51pm Dano59: Sugar CUBES, not Canes, that's an Elvis Costello group.
	5:51pm diciassette: Hi ncjay. There is this band called Household I really like who had an album out called Items. It was adequately difficult to find that record on the internet.
	5:52pm Amanda: Do you guys know I write about MASH now, speaking of Sherm Potter? Maybe you'd find that edu-taining as well, idk.
	5:52pm ncjay: haha OK Dano59. I was just looking at the copies for sale on Discogs and the prices are ALL over the place
	5:54pm ncjay: Amanda, what Michael 98145 said. This has been supremely entertaining and I used a LOT of clicky stars
	5:54pm Michael 98145: loved Maria back in the day
	5:55pm Amanda: You are all so very nice. Thanks for making me feel welcome! I have had a wonderful time playing for you.
	5:56pm glenn: as the English folk-rocker Richard Thompson said: "There are only three white blues singers, and Geoff Muldaur is at least two of them."
	5:57pm dale: hello dere - tuned in late. good sounds the last half hour though...
	5:57pm dale: alone again.....naturally.
	5:57pm listener james from westwood: Amanda, this was an absolute joy and a happy Friday surprise to have you here. Thanks most kindly.
	5:58pm Michael 98145: ( and she can pronounce Spanish ~~! :)
	5:59pm Phillippe Bastille: Great show Amanda. All my thumbs up and heart icons to the max
	5:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, AmNazz. Very pretty songs at the end.
	5:59pm P-90: Thanks, Ms. Amanda! A show that fully satisfies both the Scenario AND Boom Boom parameters. Hope to hear you again soon, and give our regards to Sherm...
	6:00pm dale: just sing along to the song...we won't mind.

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from May 25, 2018

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Two hours of rollicking delite: '60s jams, cartooniness, seriousness, sing-alongs, and Simpsons talk. P.dece.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	New	Approx. start time
Tiger Trap	Supreme Nothing "Supreme Nothing" by "Tiger Trap"	Stars Kill Rock (V/A)	Kill Rock Stars	1993	CD		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Pandoras	Stop Pretending "Stop Pretending" by "The Pandoras"	Hey! It's the Pandoras	Burger		CD	*	0:01:58 (Pop-up)
Sleater-Kinney	Little Babies "Little Babies" by "Sleater-Kinney"	Dig Me Out	Kill Rock Stars	1997	CD		0:04:29 (Pop-up)
Blaire Alise & the Bombshells	Rolleiflex		Carlin Nashville		7"	*	0:07:08 (Pop-up)
Book of Love	Alice Everyday (Everyday-Glo Mix)		Sire	1990	12"		0:10:39 (Pop-up)
Tracey Thorn	Smoke "Smoke" by "Tracey Thorn"	Record	Merge		CD	*	0:17:23 (Pop-up)
The Sugarcubes	Motorcycle Mama "Motorcycle Mama" by "The Sugarcubes"	Rubáiyát: Elektra's 40th Anniversary	Elektra	1990	CD box set		0:21:31 (Pop-up)
Marshall Crenshaw	Cynical Girl "Cynical Girl" by "Marshall Crenshaw"	Marshall Crenshaw	WB	1982			0:25:25 (Pop-up)

Shakespear's Sister	I Don't Care "I Don't Care" by "Shakespear's Sister"	Hormonally Yours	London	1992			0:34:27 (Pop-up)
Shocking Blue	Hot Sand "Hot Sand" by "Shocking Blue"		Colossus	1969	7"		0:38:33 (Pop-up)
Thee Headcoatees	Melvin "Melvin" by "Thee Headcoatees"	Girlsville	Hangman	1991			0:41:17 (Pop-up)
Kleenex / Liliput	Ring-a-Ding-Dong						0:43:46 (Pop-up)
The Genies	Does Anybody Here Know How to Pray?		Ronn	1971	7"		0:48:07 (Pop-up)
Peggy Lee	(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay			1969			0:51:30 (Pop-up)
Marcia Griffiths	Peaceful Woman "Peaceful Woman" by "Marcia Griffiths"		High Note	1977	7"		0:53:57 (Pop-up)
Petula Clark	A Groovy Kind of Love	I Couldn't Live Without Your Love	WB	1966	LP		0:58:03 (Pop-up)

The Raindrops	What a Guy "What a Guy" by "The Raindrops"		Jubilee	1963			1:05:31 (Pop-up)
Laura Veirs	Mountains of the Moon	The Lookout	Bella Union		CD	*	1:08:03 (Pop-up)
The Murmaids	Popsicles and Icicles		Chattahoochee	1963			1:11:45 (Pop-up)
The Veronicas	Why Don't They Let Us Fall in Love						1:14:03 (Pop-up)
Ruby Johnson	What More Can a Woman Do	I'll Run Your Hurt Away	Stax	orig '66			1:16:59 (Pop-up)
It's Jo and Danny	Pilgrim's Prayer	Lank-Haired Girl to Bearded Boy	Double Snazzy	2000			1:19:26 (Pop-up)

The Raincoats	Don't Be Mean "Don't Be Mean" by "The Raincoats"	Looking in the Shadows	Rough Trade	1996			1:30:54 (Pop-up)
The Dixie Cups	No True Love "No True Love" by "The Dixie Cups"		Red Bird	1964	7"		1:34:46 (Pop-up)
Linda Ronstadt	Tumbling Dice "Tumbling Dice" by "Linda Ronstadt"	Simple Dreams	Asylum	1977			1:37:26 (Pop-up)
Lulu	Sweep Around Your Own Back Door		Atco	1969	7"		1:40:04 (Pop-up)
Cilla Black	The Air That I Breathe	In My Life	EMI	1974			1:42:36 (Pop-up)
'Til Tuesday	The Other End (Of The Telescope)	Everything's Different Now	Epic	1988			1:46:28 (Pop-up)
Marie Laforêt	Je N'ai Rien Appris	Marie Laforêt	Talents	1968			1:50:16 (Pop-up)

Suzi Quatro	Don't Mess Around "Don't Mess Around" by "Suzi Quatro"		Big Tree	1973	7"		2:00:24 (Pop-up)
The Kits	She's the #1 "She's the #1" by "The Kits"			2008			2:02:30 (Pop-up)
The Osmonds	One Bad Apple "One Bad Apple" by "The Osmonds"		MGM	1970	7"		2:06:03 (Pop-up)
Kimya Dawson	Everything's Alright	I'm Sorry That Sometimes I'm Mean	Rough Trade	2002			2:09:14 (Pop-up)
Simpsons Time!	ep 150: Raging Abe Simpson and His Grumbling Grandson in "The Curse of the Flying Hellfish"	s7					2:12:43 (Pop-up)
Lesley Gore	He Gives Me Love (La-La-La)		Mercury		7"		2:27:49 (Pop-up)

Hatchie	Sugar and Spice "Sugar and Spice" by "Hatchie"	Sugar and Spice	Double Double Whammy		CD	*	2:35:44 (Pop-up)
The Like	Release Me "Release Me" by "The Like"		Geffen	2010	CD		2:38:37 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Suzanne "Suzanne" by "Nina Simone"	To Love Somebody	RCA	1969			2:41:53 (Pop-up)
Morena y Clara	El Chico Que Yo Mas Quiero	No Llores Más	Pharaway Sounds	orig '70s	CD	*	2:45:54 (Pop-up)
Jessica Pratt	Midnight Wheels "Midnight Wheels" by "Jessica Pratt"	Jessica Pratt	Birth	2012	CD		2:49:03 (Pop-up)
Geoff & Maria Muldaur	I'll Be Your Baby Tonight	Pottery Pie	Omnivore Records	orig '68	CD	*	2:52:39 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm RomanDogBird: wow!!
	3:01pm P-90: Welcome home DJ Amanda!
	3:01pm ncjay: Hi Amanda!
	3:01pm Michael 98145: :)
	3:01pm Amanda Nazario: Greetingzzzzzz to all!!!!
	3:01pm Jeff Moore: Great to see you and your Scenario!
	3:02pm listener james from westwood: Amandaaaaaa!
	3:02pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I own a power washer and I vote.
	3:03pm doctorjazz: Hi, funny meeting you here!
	3:03pm steveo: hi -- how did I forget your playlist color scheme?
	3:03pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I like the gray color scheme. It reminds me of a Rubbermaid 30 gallon tote. @Nazario-hey your show is awesome so far, its boppy and cool!
	3:04pm Kevin-san: But... pretending is core part of my brand
	3:04pm Phillippe Bastille: Hello all
	3:05pm Phillippe Bastille: @wild neil Hey, I have a power washer too! Will strip the paint off a toyota in a flash
	3:06pm Phillippe Bastille: Hmm, and now Portlandia
	3:06pm Michael 98145: put a bird on it
	3:06pm coelacanth∅: hey Amanda i'm only here for a few minutes before getting my ass backto work but good to here you and YES! sleater-kinney!
	3:07pm Phillippe Bastille: @michael oh yeah!
	3:07pm coelacanth∅: (and to HEAR you)
	3:07pm northguineahills: blurps and murples, I made it!
	3:08pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Phillippe-I have a Karcher-Honda motor, side mounted pump, simple rotary pump. Works like a BEAST. I wanna use the zero degree head and write my initials in the side of my house.
	3:09pm TehBadDr: Hello there Amanda, all!
	3:09pm Sem: What Friday surprise! Hello, Amanda, Scenerists, others of sympathetic ilk, and strollers along the stream.
	3:10pm coelacanth∅: i have a 26-year-old car with a wfmu bumper sticker and i vote
	3:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: Different scenario today; still sophisticated. Nice to see you today, Amanda.
	3:12pm Phillippe Bastille: @wild neil I was pressure washing the mother in law's brick home and "improved" the depth of the mortar. Shadows were really pronounced
	3:12pm Amanda Nazario: Love love love to all. I might be a little less chatty on the playlist today than usual, but I appreciate you listeners sm!
	3:13pm GeorgeSimian: No Sheila B? Tough shoes to fill. So far it's a great show though!
	3:13pm Michael 98145: don't mind us - we're enjoying the music
	3:17pm Amanda: You all deserve a giant amount of attention at all times. Just know that.
	3:18pm Carmichael: Heya Amanda and dancey pantz listenerz.
	3:19pm michael z: Thank you Sheila for being so loyal to Tracey’s new record. Adult pop for her generation.
	3:20pm listener james from westwood: Tracey!!
	3:21pm Amanda: Such a killer, this track!
	3:21pm OfficerDowney: real good. my dendrites enjoy it.
	3:23pm BronwynB: amazing
	3:23pm Michael 98145: - you can do what you like -
	3:23pm D. Lightfoot: Oh wow I had this album. It was awful.
	3:23pm ncjay: this track is hilarious, though!
	3:24pm D. Lightfoot: I mean, it's good bad
	3:24pm ncjay: I had totally forgotten about it
	3:24pm steveo: bjork was 25
	3:24pm Carmichael: Sailcat is rolling over in their collective grave.
	3:24pm D. Lightfoot: If I recall correctly it had Metallica doing Queens' Stone Cold Crazy
	3:24pm TehBadDr: Road trip to oblivion.
	3:25pm D. Lightfoot: And the Pixies doing some wretched
	3:25pm Amanda: "WFMU: I mean, it's good bad"
	3:25pm steveo: lol
	3:25pm D. Lightfoot: Hah
	3:25pm Phillippe Bastille: Thrilled to listen to you Amanda! I'm late to the WFMU party (it took me until I turned 60) so I never heard you regular show. Very happy to see you have extensive archives to listen to
	3:26pm diciassette: Wooooo Marshall Crenshaw (howdy!)
	3:27pm Dano59: Haha that song was a cover on a Michael Shelley 70s comp, I don't remember it from its time at all! I'll have to go dig out the Rubaiyat set. Love the Sugarcubes!
	3:27pm D. Lightfoot: I don't think I've listened to your show before
	3:27pm frozen_peas: Nazario's archives are great! I started poking around after the last fill-in.
	3:27pm coelacanth∅: sugarcubes was mostly terrible, in a terrible way; but it wasn't Björk's fault.
	3:28pm Barney Grubbs: I'm a little embarrassed that I know Cynical Girl from the Groucho Marxists cover
	3:28pm D. Lightfoot: I'm married to a cynical girl
	3:29pm coelacanth∅: they would've been mostly good, in a good way, if only Björk was allowed to sing. (...or vocalise)
	3:29pm northguineahills: @D. Lightfoot: Me too!
	3:29pm D. Lightfoot: I have an album Bjork did when she was 12. Talk about terrible/wonderful (superlative of bad/good)
	3:31pm Dano59: and opinion of me! Who the hell remembers Sailcat?
	3:31pm glenn: my fave is "you're my favourite waste of time".
	3:33pm OfficerDowney: we want more! we want more! like, you really like it, you want more!
	3:33pm D. Lightfoot: Alice Everday was on the top-40 radio playlist twice a day for weeks this one time when I worked a temp job in an inflatable building factory in the middle of nowhere. Strange times.
	3:33pm coelacanth∅: i remember sailcat! -or at least that song. i don't think i've heard it since it was on the charts.
	3:34pm TehBadDr: I'm down on the floor flat on my back maybe listening.
	3:35pm Amanda: Oh whoops! This song is from 1992. I misspoke.
	3:36pm TehBadDr: This reeks of Robert Smith.
	3:37pm listener james from westwood: Whoa, Shakespear's Sister! I remember that one breakthrough video that got a bunch of airplay, too.
	3:37pm Phillippe Bastille: I'm delaying a trip to the liquor store to keep listening. Please tell me I have my priorities in order.
	3:38pm Sem: It doesn't deliver?
	3:39pm D. Lightfoot: So let me tell you this story about my cynical wife...
	3:39pm Michael 98145: hot blue !
	3:39pm Stephan: Listening on a train between Hamburg and Cologne in Germany. Thank you for the very nice tune from Book of Love. Very good for any mood.
	3:40pm Phillippe Bastille: @ sem Unfortunately no. Not sure its even legal in Maryland, state motto "What's in your wallet?"
	3:40pm coelacanth∅: SHOCKING!
	3:40pm GeorgeSimian: Just learned Venus on guitar. They're so good!
	3:40pm D. Lightfoot: Today she took our 8 year old daughter to the dr about a rash on her bottom
	3:41pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Nice deep track from Shocking Blue! Nice change from Venus.
	3:41pm Michael 98145: what a great world when a station in NJ can be heard on a train in Germany :)
	3:42pm coelacanth∅: GS, learn "send me a postcard" and be my guitar hero!
	3:42pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: This sounds a lot like Gloria by Them.
	3:42pm slocker: Hi Amanda! Such a treat.
	3:42pm steveo: oh i was expecting someone else to be spelled :)
	3:43pm BronwynB: ok i like thee headcoatees but this just does not work with the name melvin
	3:43pm northguineahills: Melvins next? crosses fingers
	3:43pm steveo: ngh reading my mind
	3:43pm Carmichael: How about "Irving"?
	3:44pm BronwynB: covering it and having it be a woman singing about a man is great because it allows a woman to explicitly lust after and objectify a man which is a great role reversal but, were i to do so, i would still use the word "gloria" because it makes the narrator's lust into kind of a religious exclamation
	3:44pm BronwynB: rant over
	3:44pm steveo: s-t-e-v-e-o sounds prett ynice
	3:44pm Sem: @Phillippe Bastille: heheh.
	3:44pm Dano59: NOTE TO SELF learn some shocking blue songs.
	3:45pm Amanda: I sent that to my friend when she adopted a cat named Melvin :-)
	3:45pm Michael 98145: love me some Liliput
	3:45pm Sem: Been a long time since I've heard that one, Carmichael.
	3:45pm Amanda: Hot Sand is actually the B side of Venus! On the copy I have at least.
	3:46pm Phillippe Bastille: @amanda not Virtute? Love that old Weakerthans' song
	3:47pm GeorgeSimian: @Dano59 Easy to play. Not easy to replicate.
	3:48pm glenn: weakerthans. best winnipeg band ever.
	3:48pm Stephan: Yes, @Michael 98145, this is so great. I'm listenin to WFMU often while traveling. Very nice companion for sleep and work on the train and always fun.
	3:51pm Phillippe Bastille: @glenn yep. Even if they hate Winnipeg
	3:52pm northguineahills: Well, I'm the only one at work, the printer ran out of ink, so I can't do a QA/QC visual inspection of my maps, so as far as I'm concerned, it's beer o'clock. Cracking one now.....
	3:52pm Lani: Loving the spring vibes, A!
	3:52pm Phillippe Bastille: @glenn every tune is its own short story
	3:53pm Phillippe Bastille: @northguinea Do you deliver?
	3:53pm steveo: thanks Amanda -- I've been dismissed from work!! enjoyed hearing the start to your show today...
	3:54pm glenn: i love them. john k. sampson is brilliant.
	3:55pm Michael 98145: ah, Jamaican vinyl :) :)
	3:56pm Amanda: haha, yeah crunchy innit
	3:56pm Nate K.: Oh, wow, what a nice surprise. Amnazz in the house!
	3:56pm Amanda: Thank YOU steveo!
	3:57pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Amanda i've got to get back to work tchau
	3:57pm Michael 98145: love those seven-inchers ... even with off center hole
	3:58pm northguineahills: @Phillippe Bastille: I only have one :( /and I believe you're outside my throwing range.
	3:59pm northguineahills: I love watching my Jamaican vinyl literally fall apart (actually it's horrifying and fascinating at the same time)
	4:03pm Michael 98145: actually, i'm impressed how much this station manages to suppress surface noise on the massive amount of vinyl you all play
	4:05pm coelacanth∅: Amanda, that's the original issue of venus.
	4:05pm coelacanth∅: (i'm still here...but really leaving)
	4:06pm Amanda: By the Raindrops being "in the Pet Clark vein" I of course mean that Gaylord likes both of them.
	4:09pm Amanda: It is certainly a priority to keep those records playing audibly - as you can imagine!
	4:10pm D. Lightfoot: This show has helped me make my friday afternoon less than productive
	4:11pm Amanda: Congrats, D Lightfoot!
	4:12pm D. Lightfoot: This is like Bananrama meets Olivia Newton John
	4:12pm melinda: hi Amanda and all
	4:12pm D. Lightfoot: Thank you, you make it all (im)possible
	4:13pm Michael 98145: whoa - time machine !!
	4:13pm Carmichael: Didn't David Gates write this song?
	4:14pm listener james from westwood: Ahhh, to think CBS 101 FM would've been playing this and other such tracks if they were still on their older oldie format.
	4:15pm Michael 98145: @Carm : yup img.discogs.com...
	4:15pm glenn: carmichael is correct.
	4:16pm Amanda: He can do no wrong
	4:16pm glenn: and produced by kim fowley.
	4:17pm Amanda: Him, on the other hand...
	4:17pm Franco Twinkie: Kim Fowley...serial abuser
	4:18pm Lixiviated Life: Back again
	4:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: AmNazz !! ...one of the earliest records in my life - 'AlleyOop' - didn't know it was Fowley til FMU clued me a few years ago...
	4:19pm Amanda: Hey, RevRabbit, long time no see!
	4:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yeah - Werk & owe ComCra$$t $500...
	4:20pm Sem: Well, ain't that the special carrots. Hiya, RevRab.
	4:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hi Sem !
	4:21pm Franco Twinkie: Flip side of Alley Oop - Sure know A lot About Love - The best!
	4:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...who needs four seasons up here - you say Climate Change - like it a baad thang - amI right ?!?? ...naturally yull have FourSeasons in Jersey...
	4:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Interesting Franco. I got it like this... : www.discogs.com...
	4:25pm katharsis: Hellos
	4:28pm Michael 98145: keeping radio great; thank you, @Amanda
	4:30pm Phillippe Bastille: @northguinea I bit the bullet and drove to the store. Alberta dark batch rye...
	4:30pm Ken From Hyde Park: Oh yeah, the storm season has begun - en.wikipedia.org...
	4:32pm Michael 98145: rye is good for one
	4:32pm melinda: Raincoats yay
	4:33pm RomanDogBird: i'm gonna be listening to that alice everyday song all weekend, your show is so fab amanda
	4:33pm Amanda: Gosh, that is sweet. Thank you so much RomanDogBird!
	4:34pm flashback: Hi Amanda and listeners.
	4:35pm Nate K.: I remember when this Raincoats record came out, but haven't though about it in years. It sounds so tough!
	4:35pm Phillippe Bastille: @Michael the dark batch has a little bourbon in it and a splash of Sherry. Surprisingly versatile
	4:37pm Amanda: @Nate agreed Hi melinda, and flashback, and everyone! I wish I could say hi to everyone, I always miss somebody.
	4:39pm BronwynB: did u say hi to me???
	4:39pm Michael 98145: @PB, tip 'o the hat to all the distillers popping up all over the US of A
	4:40pm Amanda: Bronwyn, hi!!!!!!!!!! (yes!)
	4:41pm BronwynB: :)))
	4:42pm Phillippe Bastille: @Michael oh yeah! The dark batch is Canadian though. They have some purity regulations so that's why the dark batch is unusual. Has to be at least 91% Canadian rye, I believe
	4:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lulu - my 3rdNov. sistah !! :) ...If anyone can heal the Lulu / Turtles feud of decades - it may be AmNazz...
	4:43pm Amanda: All I need is the air that I breathe, and the Turtles and Lulu.
	4:43pm BronwynB: everyone is gone and all my work is done why i have to stay for 45 more minutes :(
	4:44pm glenn: because, okay?
	4:44pm BronwynB: on the bright side i get to listen to cool tunes with all of you for 45 more minutes :)
	4:44pm Michael 98145: keep us company, @BB
	4:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...she gave a tune a bad review in '68 er sumthin' & it's been all bitterness apparently...& all such sweeties...
	4:45pm listener james from westwood: @Bronwyn: Musical consolation prize!
	4:46pm Sem: Diggin' this English change-up.
	4:46pm glenn: recorded first by phil everly, by the way.
	4:46pm BronwynB: so boooooored
	4:46pm BronwynB: someone tell me a story
	4:47pm Amanda: Oh man, that Phil Everly version is... SWOON
	4:47pm listener james from westwood: 'Til Tuesday!
	4:48pm glenn: quick, somebody tell bronwyn the moth joke.
	4:48pm BronwynB: i get it, because its a holiday weekend and we are all about to leave work and dont have to come back til tuesday :)
	4:49pm doctorjazz: Knew this was Amy Mann, didn't recognize the version (or her voice until I saw who it was) , nice!
	4:50pm Phillippe Bastille: @bb "it was a dark and stormy night... "
	4:51pm Abe Simson: We can't bust heads like we used to. But we have our ways. One trick is to tell stories that don't go anywhere. Like the time I caught the ferry to Shelbyville. I needed a new heel for m'shoe. So I decided to go to Morganville, which is what they called Shelbyville in those days. So I tied an onion to my belt, which was the style at the time. Now, to take the ferry cost a nickel, and in those days, nickels had pictures of bumblebees on 'em. "Gimme five bees for a quarter," you'd say. Now where were we... oh yeah. The important thing was that I had an onion on my belt, which was the style at the time. I didn't have any white onions, because of the war. The only thing you could get was those big yellow ones.
	4:51pm northguineahills: Hadn't heard (of) that 'Til Tuesday album before....
	4:52pm Amanda: Abe, you somehow knew that today's ST is going to be a Grampa episode...
	4:52pm Michael 98145: .♥.Aimee Mann
	4:52pm northguineahills: lol, Amanda!
	4:53pm Roger: Another wonderful show, Amanda! Perhaps the hardest working gal at the station today?
	4:54pm Abe Simson: I'll have pancakes, please!
	4:56pm common: happy Friday Amanda and all!
	4:57pm Sem: Hello, common of the pink P-1800.
	4:57pm P-90: The Laforet IS a great version!
	4:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gotta split. So good to make the Scenario...Don't Drink & Drive !
	5:00pm Phillippe Bastille: Marshall crenshaw
	5:01pm Michael 98145: Suzi !!
	5:01pm Amanda: Nah, he was in set #1. Sets 2,3,4 is what I meant
	5:01pm P-90: SUZI Q!
	5:01pm ncjay: this doesn't sound like Can the Can to me
	5:02pm Carmichael: Leather Tuscadero!
	5:02pm glenn: b side?
	5:02pm Phillippe Bastille: @amanda you're right. And I thought I was paying attention. Adult add
	5:02pm andrewb: Suzi! that makes my Friday
	5:03pm Amanda: @ncjay, doesn't sound like whut?
	5:04pm ncjay: :)
	5:04pm glenn: that wasn't can the can.
	5:06pm P-90: The "Morphing Track Title" effect was especially spooky in real-time on the IOS app screen.
	5:06pm Sig: Time
	5:06pm Amanda: What are you talking about? ;-)
	5:07pm P-90: Great "white Jacksons" arrangement
	5:08pm diciassette: I accidentally start records on the wrong side ALL THE TIME
	5:08pm Sem: Hey, Sig. Long time.
	5:08pm chalmers: Once, I did one of those "What was the #1 song on the day you were born" things and it was this.
	5:09pm Sig: Yeah SEM yeah man
	5:09pm Tommy in Neversink: Shouldn't the Mormons actually be called The Morewomen
	5:11pm Franco Twinkie: The Credibility Gap use to do a great cover of One Bad Apple with fringey jacketd and wicked dance steps
	5:11pm Phillippe Bastille: Juno, right?
	5:12pm northguineahills: Amanda, you played this Kimya Dawson 4 years ago! (and yes I have this album)
	5:12pm northguineahills: yayes!!!! (and I'm just finishing up at work too!!!)
	5:13pm chalmers: Get a room, Funboys!
	5:14pm TehBadDr: Simpsons thingy!
	5:15pm glenn: hmmmm. no. 1 song on my date of birth was "are you lonesome tonight"?
	5:15pm listener james from westwood: Can't type the full title?! Too much pie, that's your problem!
	5:15pm PERSONATOR from highland park: I love your broadcast today it is especially adequate substitute for Sheila b Who I also love I especially enjoyed the background string quartet playing Green Day I’ve only heard the new order and Joy division cd which I’ve had for like 20 years
	5:15pm frozen_peas: I love when grandpa says turlet
	5:16pm chalmers: @glenn You win, Elvis was better, but there were more Osmonds.
	5:17pm glenn: or i'm just much older.
	5:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: Ccan't you go five seconds without humiliating yourself?
	5:18pm Danne D: Yay AmNazz :)
	5:19pm listener james from westwood: "How long wuzzat?"
	5:20pm TehBadDr: The Simpsons is educational as well as entertaining!
	5:21pm listener james from westwood: Weirdly, I learned about the concept of a tontine not from the film The Wrong Box, but from a Barney Miller episode in which two old men were the last survivors in one.
	5:22pm TehBadDr: Cling peaches? is there any other sort of canned peaches?
	5:22pm northguineahills: The No. 1 Song when I was born was the Four Seasons ""December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night)" (odd there's a date in the title, and I've never heard it before. [I was born 12.25 years after said date])
	5:22pm glenn: freestone peaches.
	5:23pm chalmers: There's also a late-season MAS*H episode where Col. Potter is the final survivor of the tontine formed by him and is WW1 buddies.
	5:23pm Ken From Hyde Park: I like how wartime Abe Simpson was an able, intelligent leader; much in contrast to the feeble elderly Grampa we have now.
	5:23pm glenn: thepeachtruck.com...
	5:25pm TehBadDr: @Glenn hmmm, informative!
	5:27pm listener james from westwood: The alt.tv.simpsons crowd cudgeled their collective brain to figure which Kraftwerk tune the bit the Baron plays comes from. In the end a bit of Alf Clausen brilliance.
	5:28pm TehBadDr: And we thank you for tuning into "Simpsons Time"!
	5:29pm Sig: You don't mess with the zohanapenas jogar em torno de um poucoeu apenas deixe minha auto ir alguns, um pouco de desempenho eu apenas deixe minha auto ir alguns, um pouco de desempenho deAccording to Christopher Maurer, editor of "In Search of Duende", at least four elements can be isolated in Lorca's vision of duende: irrationality, earthiness, a heightened awareness of death, and a dash of the diabolical. The duende is an earth spirit who helps the artist see the limitations of intelligence, reminding them that "ants could eat him or that a great arsenic lobster could fall suddenly on his head"; who brings the artist face-to-face with death, and who helps them create and communicate memorable, spine-chilling art. The duende is seen, in Lorca's lecture, as an alternative to style, to mere virtuosity, to God-given grace and charm (what Spaniards call "angel"), and to the classical, artistic norms dictated by the muse. Not that the artist simply surrenders to the duende; they have to battle it skillfully, "on the rim of the well", in "hand-to-hand combat". To a higher degree than the muse or the angel, the duende seizes not only the performer but also the audience, creating conditions where art can be understood spontaneously with little, if any, conscious effort. It is, in Lorca's words, "a sort of corkscrew that can get art into the sensibility of an audience... the very dearest thing that life can offer the intellectual." The critic Brook Zern has written, of a performance of someone with duende, "it dilates the mind's eye, so that the intensity becomes almost unendurable... There is a quality of first-timeness, of reality so heightened and exaggerated that it becomes unreal...".According to Christopher Maurer, editor of "In Search of Duende", at least four elements can be isolated in Lorca's vision of duende: irrationality, earthiness, a heightened awareness of death, and a dash of the diabolical. The duende is an earth spirit who helps the artist see the limitations of intelligence, reminding them that "ants could eat him or that a great arsenic lobster could fall suddenly on his head"; who brings the artist face-to-face with death, and who helps them create and communicate memorable, spine-chilling art. The duende is seen, in Lorca's lecture, as an alternative to style, to mere virtuosity, to God-given grace and charm (what Spaniards call "angel"), and to the classical, artistic norms dictated by the muse. Not that the artist simply surrenders to the duende; they have to battle it skillfully, "on the rim of the well", in "hand-to-hand combat". To a higher degree than the muse or the angel, the duende seizes not only the performer but also the audience, creating conditions where art can be understood spontaneously with little, if any, conscious effort. It is, in Lorca's words, "a sort of corkscrew that can get art into the sensibility of an audience... the very dearest thing that life can offer the intellectual." The critic Brook Zern has written, of a performance of someone with duende, "it dilates the mind's eye, so that the intensity becomes almost unendurable... There is a quality of first-timeness, of reality so heightened and exaggerated that it becomes unreal...".According to Christopher Maurer, editor of "In Search of Duende", at least four elements can be isolated in Lorca's vision of duende: irrationality, earthiness, a heightened awareness of death, and a dash of the diabolical. The duende is an earth spirit who helps the artist see the limitations of intelligence, reminding them that "ants could eat him or that a great arsenic lobster could fall suddenly on his head"; who brings the artist face-to-face with death, and who helps them create and communicate memorable, spine-chilling art. The duende is seen, in Lorca's lecture, as an alternative to style, to mere virtuosity, to God-given grace and charm (what Spaniards call "angel"), and to the classical, artistic norms dictated by the muse. Not that the artist simply surrenders to the duende; they have to battle it skillfully, "on the rim of the well", in "hand-to-hand combat". To a higher degree than the muse or the angel, the duende seizes not only the performer but also the audience, creating conditions where art can be understood spontaneously with little, if any, conscious effort. It is, in Lorca's words, "a sort of corkscrew that can get art into the sensibility of an audience... the very dearest thing that life can offer the intellectual." The critic Brook Zern has written, of a performance of someone with duende, "it dilates the mind's eye, so that the intensity becomes almost unendurable... There is a quality of first-timenessAccording to Christopher Maurer, editor of "In Search of Duende", at least four elements can be isolated in Lorca's vision of duende: irrationality, earthiness, a heightened awareness of death, and a dash of the diabolical. The duende is an earth spirit who helps the artist see the limitations of intelligence, reminding them that "ants could eat him or that a great arsenic lobster could fall suddenly on his head"; who brings the artist face-to-face with death, and who helps them create and communicate memorable, spine-chilling art. The duende is seen, in Lorca's lecture, as an alternative to style, to mere virtuosity, to God-given grace and charm (what Spaniards call "angel"), and to the classical, artistic norms dictated by the muse. Not that the artist simply surrenders to the duende; they have to battle it skillfully, "on the rim of the well", in "hand-to-hand combat". To a higher degree than the muse or the angel, the duende seizes not only the performer but also the audience, creating conditions where art can be understood spontaneously with little, if any, conscious effort. It is, in Lorca's words, "a sort of corkscrew that can get art into the sensibility of an audience... the very dearest thing that life can offer the intellectual." The critic Brook Zern has written, of a performance of someone with duende, "it dilates the mind's eye, so that the
	5:29pm northguineahills: Yeah, james, it took me a while to figure it out when I first saw it. I thought it was something the Chemical Bros. sampled. Nope.
	5:32pm BronwynB: thank u for telling me a story sig
	5:32pm listener james from westwood: Blippy bloopy vocodery stuff!
	5:38pm Sem: ... intensity becomes almost unendurable... There is a quality of first-timeness, of reality so heightened and exaggerated that it becomes unreal..."
	5:38pm northguineahills: Thanks Amanda, I'm leaving work now, feliz fin de semana todos, adios!
	5:40pm ncjay: does ANYONE know what happened to this very wonderful group, The Like, after their one and only album that I know of?
	5:40pm ncjay: now, I typed that without researching, which I haven't done in a few years....
	5:40pm Amanda: I don't, and I wish I did!!!
	5:41pm ncjay: well, they had two albums according to Discogs. This is the second one!
	5:42pm ncjay: every song on this one is this good!
	5:42pm Phillippe Bastille: @ncjay happens to me all the time...
	5:43pm ncjay: Z Berg from The Like was in Broken Bells. I did not know that
	5:44pm ncjay: looks like they all went their separate ways and have played on lots of other peoples' records since "Release Me". Apparently the last time I did any research on them was before I got hip to Discogs
	5:45pm Amanda: Thanks for doing the research ncjay - I appreciate it!
	5:47pm ncjay: Azúcar Moreno??
	5:47pm Doug Schulkind: Sounding mighty fine, Amanda!
	5:47pm ncjay: ah- I always mix them up with Morena y Clara
	5:48pm ncjay: Amanda, Z Berg turns up here: www.discogs.com... going to give the video there a listen after 6
	5:48pm ncjay: how to be instantly anonymous: name your band Phases
	5:48pm Dano59: great show Amanda! so much love. thanks for the Sugarcanes earlier! and I like The Like!
	5:49pm ncjay: Dano59, get the CD, you won't regret it
	5:50pm Michael 98145: whoa. this has been a great show. thank you, Amanda. •♫♪
	5:51pm Dano59: I have it, @ncjay!
	5:51pm Dano59: Sugar CUBES, not Canes, that's an Elvis Costello group.
	5:51pm diciassette: Hi ncjay. There is this band called Household I really like who had an album out called Items. It was adequately difficult to find that record on the internet.
	5:52pm Amanda: Do you guys know I write about MASH now, speaking of Sherm Potter? Maybe you'd find that edu-taining as well, idk.
	5:52pm ncjay: haha OK Dano59. I was just looking at the copies for sale on Discogs and the prices are ALL over the place
	5:54pm ncjay: Amanda, what Michael 98145 said. This has been supremely entertaining and I used a LOT of clicky stars
	5:54pm Michael 98145: loved Maria back in the day
	5:55pm Amanda: You are all so very nice. Thanks for making me feel welcome! I have had a wonderful time playing for you.
	5:56pm glenn: as the English folk-rocker Richard Thompson said: "There are only three white blues singers, and Geoff Muldaur is at least two of them."
	5:57pm dale: hello dere - tuned in late. good sounds the last half hour though...
	5:57pm dale: alone again.....naturally.
	5:57pm listener james from westwood: Amanda, this was an absolute joy and a happy Friday surprise to have you here. Thanks most kindly.
	5:58pm Michael 98145: ( and she can pronounce Spanish ~~! :)
	5:59pm Phillippe Bastille: Great show Amanda. All my thumbs up and heart icons to the max
	5:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, AmNazz. Very pretty songs at the end.
	5:59pm P-90: Thanks, Ms. Amanda! A show that fully satisfies both the Scenario AND Boom Boom parameters. Hope to hear you again soon, and give our regards to Sherm...
	6:00pm dale: just sing along to the song...we won't mind.