WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from November 28, 2018

Listener comments!
	🇰🇷 7:01pm chresti: Hello Gary! Bodegans!
	7:02pm Bill: Let's go!
	7:04pm hyde: hello!
	7:05pm Gary: Hyde! Bill! Chresti!
	7:07pm Jill B.: Hi Gary
	7:07pm Gary: Hey, Mom! See you very soon
	7:09pm spodiodi: Hi Gary, all. Love the playlist image today!
	7:10pm Gary: Spodiodi!
	7:10pm Jill B.: Yes, see you Saturday! Hal and I are very excited about your visit. Bring warm clothes!
	7:11pm Gary: What are the highs and lows, Mom?
	🇰🇷 7:11pm chresti: I'm guessing it's New Zealand-I see "Maori" on the sign
	7:12pm Gary: Ding Ding! Chresti, you are correct!
	7:13pm hyde: plus, those are def. kiwi feet above souvenirs
	🇰🇷 7:13pm chresti: have you been?
	7:13pm Gary: Sadly, no :(
	7:14pm Jill B.: High in the mid-40's, low in the mid to high 20's. Adding a down comforter to your bed!
	🇰🇷 7:14pm chresti: hyde- right!
	7:14pm Gary: Hey, I gotta send out some belated thanks to a couple of folks (will do vocally next break as well): Andrea in Brooklyn and Gregg in Seattle, thank you for your pledges, and my apologies for not seeing them until this week!
	🇰🇷 7:15pm chresti: wow! Cool! Perfect! mid 40s
	7:15pm Gary: 20s?!?!?!?!?
	7:15pm spodiodi: Good eye, chresti and hyde 8^)
	7:16pm Jill B.: Yep 20's at night. Ugh!!
	🇰🇷 7:16pm chresti: A friend went there and said everyone looks sunburnt
	7:16pm northguineahills: I think there's an IDM-pop Mi-Sex unless these guys last until the early 2000s....
	7:16pm northguineahills: errr... lasted...
	7:17pm Gary: NGH!
	7:17pm Gary: Probably different crew then, NGH, yes
	7:17pm hyde: ooh, i like this
	7:19pm Michael 98145: ♫ pop ♫
	7:19pm Gary: Michael!
	7:21pm Michael 98145: here for the colourful tunes
	7:21pm northguineahills: ok, this the part where I step back from work, and chill before driving home, and jam out to Gary to clear my head.
	7:22pm Gary: Happy commute, NGH!
	7:25pm northguineahills: oh, i need to read an article before I venture out after staring at multiple monitors for 9 hours, otherwise, my brain won't be on when I drive home....
	7:27pm Michael 98145: have a safe trip to the left coast -
	7:28pm hyde: doing nothing is the best
	7:29pm Michael 98145: { the distinctive sound of the khaen }
	7:31pm glenn: so the duds then?
	7:31pm glenn: kidding.
	🇰🇷 7:31pm chresti: Leisurely activities- getting coffee, record stores, walking around That's what we do when we visit my family in SF area
	7:32pm hyde: oh, nice. i need to go out at 8ish so i'm glad to catch the Thai set!
	7:32pm northguineahills: (Michael w/ the north hemispheric bias)(got to stand up for our antipodean friends ;P
	🇰🇷 7:33pm chresti: ...sit in a cafe and watch the google bus
	🇰🇷 7:33pm chresti: Gary, science?
	7:34pm Gary: Glenn!
	7:34pm Michael 98145: i will never, ever be able to read Thai
	7:34pm Gary: Yes, I edit scientific reports for a living
	7:34pm rw: Howdy! Just in Thaim! Okay, I know but couldn’t resist.
	7:36pm Gary: Yippie Thai one on, RW!
	7:36pm Michael 98145: Keep watching the skies .... "A HYPERACTIVE COMET IS APPROACHING EARTH: Small but hyperactive Comet 46P/Wirtanen is approaching Earth and could soon become visible to the naked eye. On Dec. 16th, the kilometer-wide ball of dirty ice will be less than 11.5 million km away--making it one of the 10 closest-approaching comets of the Space Age. It already looks magnificent through amateur telescopes."
	🇰🇷 7:38pm chresti: Michael, Cool!
	7:39pm hyde: @Michael sounds cool! i still feel burned by the comet Kohoutek bust of my youth, tho
	7:39pm northguineahills: Ok, leaving in 5 mins, hear ya at home!
	7:41pm Ike: Hi hi hello! Thai is hard, but Chinese is even harder.
	7:41pm Gary: Ike!
	7:44pm TDK60: Hola, just gettin' here; do I go back and review all the previous comments, or just go with the Now?...
	7:44pm Gary: Now, always, Now, TDK60
	7:45pm Gary: I realize that may be hard for you, as a storage medium
	7:45pm TDK60: ..no rewind, just Now, baby!
	7:48pm Michael 98145: somewhere i still have a Kohoutek t-shirt. never did see anything in the sky ...
	7:49pm hyde: @michael me either! it was totally cloudy
	7:50pm tim abdellah: Good Evening, Bodegaphonicians!
	7:50pm Michael 98145: Also: "THE NEXT GEOMAGNETIC STORM: Minor G1-class geomagnetic storms are likely on Dec. 1st when a stream of solar wind hits Earth's magnetic field. The gaseous material is flowing from a large hole in the sun's atmosphere. This is a long-lasting hole that has lashed Earth with solar wind about once a month since July. The last time it happened on Nov. 4th, auroras were sighted in US states including Wyoming, Montana, Iowa, Washington, North Dakota and, of course, Alaska. It could happen again this weekend. "
	7:50pm Gary: Tim!
	7:50pm Michael 98145: grab yer tin hats
	7:51pm Gary: How come we can never see that stuff from New York?
	7:52pm Michael 98145: too many radio waves? :)
	7:52pm Gary: Blame it on the DJ
	7:53pm hyde: @Gary light pollution!
	7:54pm Michael 98145: I blame everything on Putin
	7:54pm Jill B.: Too many lights from buildings an street lights n New York. You need to be in open country to see the comet. Outside of Corvallis would be a good spot, that is if it is not overcast.
	7:55pm Jill B.: Oops, spelling errors.
	7:55pm Gary: Putin on the Fritz
	7:56pm TDK60: ..a geomagnetic storm (a gas cloud?) is the same as a comet?
	7:57pm Michael 98145: a geomagnetic storm can cause aurora
	7:57pm JakeGould: Hello Gary!!!
	7:57pm Gary: Jake!
	7:58pm Michael 98145: enjoying this program again. thanks!
	7:58pm hyde: aurora borealis comes in view
	7:59pm Michael 98145: sentence of the week: "The comet is currently gliding through the southern constellation Fornax."
	🇰🇷 8:00pm chresti: the desert is a good place to see the night sky.
	8:02pm northguineahills: back!
	🇰🇷 8:02pm chresti: Set God says: Go with it!
	8:02pm TDK60: Michael 98145: do you have a link for that info?
	8:04pm Michael 98145: spaceweather.com
	8:06pm TDK60: thanks.
	8:06pm northguineahills: Yuri Gagarian!
	8:07pm northguineahills: Vostok I!
	8:08pm Jeff g.: Yuri! Gary!
	8:08pm Michael 98145: { 12 April 1961 } ciao, y'all. out into the darkness.
	8:08pm hyde: ok, out for awhile. hope to be back to catch the end.
	8:09pm TDK60: Those sneaky Russians got into Space first, dagnabbit! Bring on the cosmic sonic, comrades.
	8:09pm Gary: Jeff!
	8:10pm Michael 98145: ★↑
	8:16pm rw: Feels like the future.
	8:19pm tim abdellah: This set is blowing my mind apart.
	8:19pm tim abdellah: This sounds like big band prog rock funk.
	8:20pm Gary: As always, Tim, I can send along your way
	8:20pm TDK60: Someone was sneaking jazz fusion LPs in, thru East Berlin?
	8:21pm peter: hello again from Tucson, Gary et al!
	8:21pm peter: figures i'd just miss the Thai set :P
	8:22pm Gary: Peter! You've probably already heard the Thai set!
	8:23pm peter: Unknown Artist - Track 05 has my attention..
	8:23pm Jeff g.: So that was bumping.
	8:24pm Gary: Haha -- help!
	8:24pm peter: this USSR stuff is amazing though
	8:25pm TDK60: VOA Radio likely, and cassettes of Pink Floyd and Klaus Schulze...maybe...
	8:25pm peter: this is like what I hope to hear every time I grab an early-80s soviet LP.. but somehow it's never anything like this haha
	8:27pm Gary: I can hook you up with some of this stuff if you like, Peter!
	8:29pm peter: <3 <3 <3 then I promise to tell you who Track 05 was!
	8:29pm tim abdellah: Gun (Гунеш) is apparently from Turkmenistan! How's the album? That track was wild.
	8:30pm peter: just gotta wait for the replay
	8:31pm Gary: I don't have full albums of most of this stuff, Tim -- it's all on a dozen or two Russian compilations of Soviet-era space music that I found
	8:33pm northguineahills: This is like all of the best 70s synth records, if Jean-Michelle Jarre was the Beatles...
	8:35pm northguineahills: stupid auto-correct, Jean-Michel Jarre….
	8:35pm tim abdellah: Disco Alliance
	8:35pm northguineahills: Artemyev made his own synths....
	8:38pm JakeGould: Hey Gary! (And others…) Out here in deeper, non-hipster Brooklyn I have noticed something weird: Lots of small businesses are suddenly removing the signs off of their stores. In Sunset Park and Bay Ridge I counted about 25+. Seems crazy! Some local council people are investigating, but it seems to be some kind of department of buildings effort that is hitting businesses all over non-hip NYC. FWIW, they are pulling down the signs because they don’t have a DOB permit and might be fined as much as $5,000 to keep the sign. This seems like a very weird push against small businesses in immigrant neighborhoods, thus my posting this here. Some insight here on Twitter. twitter.com...
	8:39pm JakeGould: Just casually asking if anyone noticed something similar in their corner of NYC.
	8:41pm Gary: Wait, what? Removing signs, but keeping the stores there?
	8:42pm Gary: Ah, NGH, thanks for the 411 on Artemyev
	8:42pm northguineahills: Well, shit, Jake, that's sucks more then usual. I need to ask around (used to work for City Planning, and am on good terms w/ my retired boss).
	8:44pm JakeGould: @Gary: Exactly. The businesses are still there, but this seems crazy. Like some sudden “small business tax” for not having a sign. And if you ask me, it seems like some tactic too push businesses out of neighborhoods that might be ripe for “development” (aka: gentrification). If I noticed 25+ that removed that sign that means they did so to dodge fine. How many businesses are just paying it and not fighting? And why now in NYC? It seems crazy.
	8:44pm Gary: Jesus
	8:46pm northguineahills: So, what's Eric Adam's story (don't know scheisse about him)? It has to go through him.
	8:46pm JakeGould: FWIW, something similar happened in East New York when rezoning of the neighborhood was being discussed. But this is weird because it is literally all over NYC. Take a stroll down 5th Avenue in Sunset Park from 59th Street to 39th Street and you can spot this happening very easily. Also reports of similar stuff in Borough Park. www.kingscountypolitics.com...
	8:48pm JakeGould: @NGH: Appreciate your insight if you have any, but I am not an expert. Just a neighbor noticing this. All articles state 311 gets a complaint and then the DOB investigates. But how many people are calling 311 just to complain about store signs? Many that have been up for decades?
	8:48pm northguineahills: Marty Markowitz enabledthe gentrification of Brooklyn, but didn't overtly try to destroy small businesses....
	8:48pm tim abdellah: Nice Wahby!
	8:49pm JakeGould: And I noticed this all after… Small Business Saturday!!!
	8:50pm TDK60: Sounds fishy. Not the Algerian music, the sign stuff.
	8:52pm Gary: This Nadia Ben Youcef is my fave of the set
	8:54pm northguineahills: @Jake: B/tn DCP, DEP, and the Census, it was hell to get data from the DOB. Even the NYPD would release their data to other gov't dep't more easily. Nothing to add, but just they have been rather secretive.
	8:57pm tim abdellah: That Nadia Ben Youcef was really nice!
	8:58pm Gary: IKR? Her voice!
	8:58pm tim abdellah: I doubt this Matoub is from a 78, though - he was born in '56.
	8:59pm JakeGould: @NGH: Well, I appreciate your insight, but it is all sounding like armchair gossip to me. So thanks, but… Sorry. As I said initially, I am just posting this here just in case others in NYC notice a similar pattern in their neighborhood so they can be aware that this is a weird thing happening across NYC it seems and not just some random neighborhood thing.
	9:00pm Gary: Haha -- truthlessness in advertising
	9:02pm TDK60: I work in the Upper West Side. Bodegas and older funky delis are disappearing, replaced by odd salad "bowl" places, expensive clothing stores, yogurt boutiques. One of my fave breakfast spots just folded, run by east-Indians, with a Mexican cook who fried my egg sandwich; gone.
	9:05pm Gary: Oh! that reminds me, I meant to mention to y'all about this film about a guy walking every street and park walkway in the 5 boroughs. I saw it this weekend and loved it. Check it out if it hits a theater near you: www.theworldbeforeyourfeet.com
	9:05pm JakeGould: @TDK60: Yeah, but what you describe is just normal/generic priced out gentrification. That’s nothing special even though it is annoying. What I am talking about is businesses that are still in business, are not going out of business, but are suddenly being “fined” for signs they have for decades and removing them to avoid these fines. And it all started in the past few months.
	9:06pm tim abdellah: lazy production
	9:07pm TDK60: I heard ya Jake. I was talking about my daily walks, before and during work. But both our concerns relate to the generally obvious: the rich are destroying New York.
	9:07pm tim abdellah: lazyproduction-arabtunes.blogspot.com
	9:08pm tim abdellah: yeah, he grabbed some of my stuff and reposted it without attribution. sort of annoying, but he does have some great stuff!
	9:09pm JakeGould: @TDK60: Errr, nope. You are changing the topic. The issue here is the DOB is suddenly jumping on small businesses with crazy fines ALL OVER THE CITY. It’s utterly not the same thing. The source of this happening is not clear. That is extremely creepy and weird.
	9:10pm TDK60: ..but I haven't noticed that in Manhattan but will now keep an eye out for it...
	9:10pm JakeGould: Bye Gary!
	9:12pm TDK60: I can change the topic if I choose.
	9:12pm Funky16corners: Gary!
	9:12pm Gary: Oh, no! I didn't realize that, Tim; although, it doesn't surprise me
	9:12pm Gary: Larry!
	9:18pm JakeGould: First, forgive me Gary… @TDK60: “I can change the topic if I choose.” You are warping the core of what I am posting and making it seem (frankly) like some generic “The city is changing…” thing. This is not what I posted and not the intent. Read the links I posted—and possibly the details I have posted—before you warp someone else’s words. Maybe “changing the topic” is the wrong words. Maybe “warping what IO said” is more accurate. You have no right to do that and not be called out on that. Simple. And not to belabor the point, but this show seems to thrive on the music of these immigrant neighborhoods. Thus my posting this here. If your main experience in NYC is living in Greenwich Village and taking the 1/2/3 train to the Upper West Side you really have no clue what happens in the rest of this city or how immigrants neighborhoods are bullied like this. So anyway, loved the music tonight!
	9:20pm Gary: Guys! No! Life! Only one! We each get!
	9:22pm Gary: Just one!
	🇰🇷 9:24pm chresti: DOB or MOB? Sounds crooked
	9:25pm TDK60: As I said, I hadn't noticed that yet, myself, and will keep my eyes open for it in my travels around the various boroughs. (You don't know where I live or where I go.)
	🇰🇷 9:25pm chresti: hold your fire
	9:26pm northguineahills: @Ike: armchair gossip aside, DOB is an arm of the moneyed class (as is most Depts I interacted w/, DEP seemed to be less prone). One of the reasons (besides all the other mierde that happened to me) I left, was b/c the whole city was becoming whitewashed. It took me a while to find a funky town I could groove to and find a decent job.
	9:27pm northguineahills: Sweet Leaf, new to me, and digdug (Great 70s British psyche I missed, how does that happen!???)
	9:27pm tim abdellah: Gonna run - try to get home before the rain comes back. Glad we're getting the rain, though! Thanks for the wild ride, Gary!
	9:28pm Gary: What does Larry "Testify!" Grogan have planned for tonight, you ask? Hint: Hibbing, Minnesota: wfmu.org...
	9:28pm Gary: Tim! have a great night, man!
	🇰🇷 9:29pm chresti: rain is supposed to happen @10:00pst, here, the last time I looked
	9:30pm northguineahills: The Zimmerman is strong w/ Larry tonight!
	9:31pm northguineahills: I prefer walking in (light) rain....
	🇰🇷 9:32pm chresti: love walking in it, not driving in it
	9:33pm Gary: In Portland, people don't bother with umbrellas
	🇰🇷 9:34pm chresti: Portland is great
	9:35pm hyde: umbrellas are for losers
	9:36pm Gary: Not the Umbrellas of Cherbourg, Hyde!
	9:36pm hyde: point taken
	🇰🇷 9:37pm chresti: I love the weather underground app,when it can track exactly when rain will start and stop
	🇰🇷 9:38pm chresti: umbrellas are for losing
	🇰🇷 9:39pm chresti: hey it's been fuh hun!
	9:40pm Funky16corners: Hey! I have this album!
	9:40pm Gary: Larry! Luck you!
	9:46pm spodiodi: The S is for Super
	9:48pm spodiodi: haven't heard 'I Got a Man' in forever. nice :)
	9:48pm hyde: wow, J.J. Fad is still together doing shows
	9:49pm Gary: Because, Hyde? It's ALWAYS TIME TAH GET STUPID
	9:50pm hyde: so true
	9:51pm TDK60: ..thanks for the sounds -Algeria, Russian space, this. Sorry I got too hot under the (mental) collar tonight.
	9:52pm northguineahills: Beautiful, Gary...!
	9:53pm hyde: thanks!
	🇰🇷 9:53pm chresti: Wow! This is great! I never heard this before!
	🇰🇷 9:54pm chresti: Thanks!
	🇰🇷 9:55pm chresti: Have a great time in Portland, Gary!
	9:59pm Gary: Night, everyone!
	3:24am Michael 98145: Gotta say, this is such a great program!!
	11:58am Marie: Fantastic show, Gary. I loved that Russian stuff!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from November 28, 2018

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November 28, 2018: Random Access Memories
New Zealand punk, Thai oldies, Soviet space disco, Algerian 78s, Euro psych, female hip hop pioneers

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Bodega Pop	Intro "Intro" by "Bodega Pop"	Bodega Pop Live	2018
The Screaming MeeMees	Till I Die "Till I Die" by "The Screaming MeeMees"	If This Is Paradise, I'll Take the Bag	1982	New Zealand	0:04:13 (Pop-up)
Th' Dudes	Walking in Light (Alternative 1979 Version)	Pubs, Parks, Theatres, Clubs, Church Halls, Gardens, Lounges and Band Rotundas	2009	New Zealand	0:06:47 (Pop-up)
Toy Love	Rebel "Rebel" by "Toy Love"	Toy Love	2012	New Zealand	0:10:07 (Pop-up)
Mi-Sex	Computer Games "Computer Games" by "Mi-Sex"	Computer Games	1980	New Zealand	0:12:25 (Pop-up)
Rebel Truce	The Man Inside "The Man Inside" by "Rebel Truce"	Class of 81	1981	New Zealand	0:16:27 (Pop-up)
The NewMatics	Square One "Square One" by "The NewMatics"	b/w Land Of 1000 Dances	1982	New Zealand	0:19:30 (Pop-up)
Suburban Reptiles	Coup D'etat "Coup D'etat" by "Suburban Reptiles"	Suburban Reptiles	2004	New Zealand	0:22:05 (Pop-up)
Marching Girls	First in Line "First in Line" by "Marching Girls"	1	1980	New Zealand	0:23:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jonny Olsen	Khaen Lao Lum Phutai "Khaen Lao Lum Phutai" by "Jonny Olsen"	Ameri-Khaen Lao Instrumental	2013	USA	0:26:10 (Pop-up)
Wongjun Phairoj (วงจันทร์ ไพโรจน์)	Old Love Slave (ทาสรักเก่า)	สมน้ำหน้า		Thailand	0:32:02 (Pop-up)
M.R. Thanadsri Sawasdiwat (ม.ร.ว. ถนัดศรี สวัสดิวัตน์)	Embrace the Woman (คอยกอดยอดหญิง)	ทะเลระทม		Thailand	0:34:59 (Pop-up)
Phairin Phonphibun	Lam Klom Thung	Lam Klom Thung: Essential Phairin Phonphibun	1978	Thailand	0:37:27 (Pop-up)
Sonthaya Kalasin	Lam Phloen Hard "Lam Phloen Hard" by "Sonthaya Kalasin"	Lam Phloen Grade A Guy	1975	Thailand	0:41:05 (Pop-up)
Kwanjit Sriprajan	E-Saew Tam Punha Huajai			Thailand	0:44:02 (Pop-up)
Suthep Daoduangmai Band	I Am a Billionaire	We, Brothers, Go to the City		Thailand	0:48:42 (Pop-up)
Pongsri Woranuch (ผ่องศรี วรนุช)	Do Not Forget (พี่จ๋าอย่าลืม)	ผ่องศรี วรนุช	1986	Thailand	0:52:10 (Pop-up)
Chintin Nantakorn (ชรินทร์ นันทนาคร)	The Nakornsawan (สาวนครชัยศรี)	Charin Ngammuang Ctr113		Thailand	0:55:12 (Pop-up)
Unknown Artist	Track 05 "Track 05" by "Unknown Artist"			Thailand	0:57:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Group Kalasin	Instrumental Lam Sing	Molan: Thai Country Groove from Isan vol. 2	2007	Thailand	1:00:44 (Pop-up)
Voice of Moscow (Голос Москвы)	April 12, 1961 (12 апреля 1961)		1961	USSR	1:06:49 (Pop-up)
Sven Grunberg	Path (Путь) "Path (Путь)" by "Sven Grunberg"	Hingus	1981	USSR	1:08:07 (Pop-up)
Alexey Rybnikov (Алексей Рыбников)	Docking (Стыковка)	Через тернии к звездам	1981	USSR	1:13:09 (Pop-up)
USSR State Symphony Orchestra (осударственный симфонический оркестр кинематографии СССР)	Planet Shesseliaka (Планета Шелезяка)	Тайна третьей планеты	1981	USSR	1:15:44 (Pop-up)
Gun (Гунеш)	Baikonur (Байконур)	Star Plot (Звёздный Сюжет)		USSR	1:18:05 (Pop-up)
Edward Artemyev (Эдуард Артемьев)	Hike (Поход)	Картины-Настроения	1979	USSR	1:23:00 (Pop-up)
Zodiac (Зодиак)	Zodiac (Зодиак)	Диско Альянс	1980	USSR	1:27:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Sigmar Leiping (Зигмар Лиепиньш)	Shuttle (Челнок)	Пульс-2 Инструментальная музыка	1985	USSR	1:32:39 (Pop-up)
Cheika Tetma	El Achiya "El Achiya" by "Cheika Tetma"			Algeria	1:39:38 (Pop-up)
Ahmed Wahby	Youm el Djemâa "Youm el Djemâa" by "Ahmed Wahby"			Algeria	1:45:07 (Pop-up)
Nadia Ben Youcef	Ya Lemouima "Ya Lemouima" by "Nadia Ben Youcef"			Algeria	1:51:26 (Pop-up)
Matoub Lounès	Yir Tayri "Yir Tayri" by "Matoub Lounès"	Aurifur	2001	Algeria	1:55:42 (Pop-up)
Nouara	Gla Mar Mazal Meziyay "Gla Mar Mazal Meziyay" by "Nouara"	Lhala U Fenan, Vol. 1		Algeria	1:59:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Orchestre Mimoun	Prélude et Touchiat Zidane	The Secret Museum of Mankind: Music of North Africa		Algeria	2:05:25 (Pop-up)
32nd Turn Off	West Indian Woman "West Indian Woman" by "32nd Turn Off"	32nd Turn Off	1969	UK	2:10:19 (Pop-up)
Rufus Zuphall	Knight of 3rd Degree	Wei? Der Teufel	1970	West Germany	2:13:01 (Pop-up)
Sweet Leaf	Clear Blue Sky "Clear Blue Sky" by "Sweet Leaf"	Sweet Leaf	1971	UK	2:20:37 (Pop-up)
BULDOŽER	Što to radiš, buldožeru jedan	Pljuni istini u oèi	1975	Yugoslavia	2:28:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Le Funk	(I Can't Get No) Satsfaction	Oh, La La	2013		2:37:09 (Pop-up)
Angela	Rapping "Rapping" by "Angela"	Angela Simpson	1972	USA	2:39:36 (Pop-up)
J.J. Fad	Time Tah Get Stupid "Time Tah Get Stupid" by "J.J. Fad"	Supersonic	1988	USA	2:44:50 (Pop-up)
Positive K	I Got a Man "I Got a Man" by "Positive K"		1992	USA	2:46:29 (Pop-up)
Salt-N-Pepa	Chick on the Side "Chick on the Side" by "Salt-N-Pepa"	Hot, Cool & Vicious	1986	USA	2:49:26 (Pop-up)
Queen Latifah	No Work "No Work" by "Queen Latifah"	Black Reign	1993	USA	2:54:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Catrina Paslaru	Hei La Bodega "Hei La Bodega" by "Catrina Paslaru"	Hei La Bodega - Carnaval!	2000		2:56:51 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🇰🇷 7:01pm chresti: Hello Gary! Bodegans!
	7:02pm Bill: Let's go!
	7:04pm hyde: hello!
	7:05pm Gary: Hyde! Bill! Chresti!
	7:07pm Jill B.: Hi Gary
	7:07pm Gary: Hey, Mom! See you very soon
	7:09pm spodiodi: Hi Gary, all. Love the playlist image today!
	7:10pm Gary: Spodiodi!
	7:10pm Jill B.: Yes, see you Saturday! Hal and I are very excited about your visit. Bring warm clothes!
	7:11pm Gary: What are the highs and lows, Mom?
	🇰🇷 7:11pm chresti: I'm guessing it's New Zealand-I see "Maori" on the sign
	7:12pm Gary: Ding Ding! Chresti, you are correct!
	7:13pm hyde: plus, those are def. kiwi feet above souvenirs
	🇰🇷 7:13pm chresti: have you been?
	7:13pm Gary: Sadly, no :(
	7:14pm Jill B.: High in the mid-40's, low in the mid to high 20's. Adding a down comforter to your bed!
	🇰🇷 7:14pm chresti: hyde- right!
	7:14pm Gary: Hey, I gotta send out some belated thanks to a couple of folks (will do vocally next break as well): Andrea in Brooklyn and Gregg in Seattle, thank you for your pledges, and my apologies for not seeing them until this week!
	🇰🇷 7:15pm chresti: wow! Cool! Perfect! mid 40s
	7:15pm Gary: 20s?!?!?!?!?
	7:15pm spodiodi: Good eye, chresti and hyde 8^)
	7:16pm Jill B.: Yep 20's at night. Ugh!!
	🇰🇷 7:16pm chresti: A friend went there and said everyone looks sunburnt
	7:16pm northguineahills: I think there's an IDM-pop Mi-Sex unless these guys last until the early 2000s....
	7:16pm northguineahills: errr... lasted...
	7:17pm Gary: NGH!
	7:17pm Gary: Probably different crew then, NGH, yes
	7:17pm hyde: ooh, i like this
	7:19pm Michael 98145: ♫ pop ♫
	7:19pm Gary: Michael!
	7:21pm Michael 98145: here for the colourful tunes
	7:21pm northguineahills: ok, this the part where I step back from work, and chill before driving home, and jam out to Gary to clear my head.
	7:22pm Gary: Happy commute, NGH!
	7:25pm northguineahills: oh, i need to read an article before I venture out after staring at multiple monitors for 9 hours, otherwise, my brain won't be on when I drive home....
	7:27pm Michael 98145: have a safe trip to the left coast -
	7:28pm hyde: doing nothing is the best
	7:29pm Michael 98145: { the distinctive sound of the khaen }
	7:31pm glenn: so the duds then?
	7:31pm glenn: kidding.
	🇰🇷 7:31pm chresti: Leisurely activities- getting coffee, record stores, walking around That's what we do when we visit my family in SF area
	7:32pm hyde: oh, nice. i need to go out at 8ish so i'm glad to catch the Thai set!
	7:32pm northguineahills: (Michael w/ the north hemispheric bias)(got to stand up for our antipodean friends ;P
	🇰🇷 7:33pm chresti: ...sit in a cafe and watch the google bus
	🇰🇷 7:33pm chresti: Gary, science?
	7:34pm Gary: Glenn!
	7:34pm Michael 98145: i will never, ever be able to read Thai
	7:34pm Gary: Yes, I edit scientific reports for a living
	7:34pm rw: Howdy! Just in Thaim! Okay, I know but couldn’t resist.
	7:36pm Gary: Yippie Thai one on, RW!
	7:36pm Michael 98145: Keep watching the skies .... "A HYPERACTIVE COMET IS APPROACHING EARTH: Small but hyperactive Comet 46P/Wirtanen is approaching Earth and could soon become visible to the naked eye. On Dec. 16th, the kilometer-wide ball of dirty ice will be less than 11.5 million km away--making it one of the 10 closest-approaching comets of the Space Age. It already looks magnificent through amateur telescopes."
	🇰🇷 7:38pm chresti: Michael, Cool!
	7:39pm hyde: @Michael sounds cool! i still feel burned by the comet Kohoutek bust of my youth, tho
	7:39pm northguineahills: Ok, leaving in 5 mins, hear ya at home!
	7:41pm Ike: Hi hi hello! Thai is hard, but Chinese is even harder.
	7:41pm Gary: Ike!
	7:44pm TDK60: Hola, just gettin' here; do I go back and review all the previous comments, or just go with the Now?...
	7:44pm Gary: Now, always, Now, TDK60
	7:45pm Gary: I realize that may be hard for you, as a storage medium
	7:45pm TDK60: ..no rewind, just Now, baby!
	7:48pm Michael 98145: somewhere i still have a Kohoutek t-shirt. never did see anything in the sky ...
	7:49pm hyde: @michael me either! it was totally cloudy
	7:50pm tim abdellah: Good Evening, Bodegaphonicians!
	7:50pm Michael 98145: Also: "THE NEXT GEOMAGNETIC STORM: Minor G1-class geomagnetic storms are likely on Dec. 1st when a stream of solar wind hits Earth's magnetic field. The gaseous material is flowing from a large hole in the sun's atmosphere. This is a long-lasting hole that has lashed Earth with solar wind about once a month since July. The last time it happened on Nov. 4th, auroras were sighted in US states including Wyoming, Montana, Iowa, Washington, North Dakota and, of course, Alaska. It could happen again this weekend. "
	7:50pm Gary: Tim!
	7:50pm Michael 98145: grab yer tin hats
	7:51pm Gary: How come we can never see that stuff from New York?
	7:52pm Michael 98145: too many radio waves? :)
	7:52pm Gary: Blame it on the DJ
	7:53pm hyde: @Gary light pollution!
	7:54pm Michael 98145: I blame everything on Putin
	7:54pm Jill B.: Too many lights from buildings an street lights n New York. You need to be in open country to see the comet. Outside of Corvallis would be a good spot, that is if it is not overcast.
	7:55pm Jill B.: Oops, spelling errors.
	7:55pm Gary: Putin on the Fritz
	7:56pm TDK60: ..a geomagnetic storm (a gas cloud?) is the same as a comet?
	7:57pm Michael 98145: a geomagnetic storm can cause aurora
	7:57pm JakeGould: Hello Gary!!!
	7:57pm Gary: Jake!
	7:58pm Michael 98145: enjoying this program again. thanks!
	7:58pm hyde: aurora borealis comes in view
	7:59pm Michael 98145: sentence of the week: "The comet is currently gliding through the southern constellation Fornax."
	🇰🇷 8:00pm chresti: the desert is a good place to see the night sky.
	8:02pm northguineahills: back!
	🇰🇷 8:02pm chresti: Set God says: Go with it!
	8:02pm TDK60: Michael 98145: do you have a link for that info?
	8:04pm Michael 98145: spaceweather.com
	8:06pm TDK60: thanks.
	8:06pm northguineahills: Yuri Gagarian!
	8:07pm northguineahills: Vostok I!
	8:08pm Jeff g.: Yuri! Gary!
	8:08pm Michael 98145: { 12 April 1961 } ciao, y'all. out into the darkness.
	8:08pm hyde: ok, out for awhile. hope to be back to catch the end.
	8:09pm TDK60: Those sneaky Russians got into Space first, dagnabbit! Bring on the cosmic sonic, comrades.
	8:09pm Gary: Jeff!
	8:10pm Michael 98145: ★↑
	8:16pm rw: Feels like the future.
	8:19pm tim abdellah: This set is blowing my mind apart.
	8:19pm tim abdellah: This sounds like big band prog rock funk.
	8:20pm Gary: As always, Tim, I can send along your way
	8:20pm TDK60: Someone was sneaking jazz fusion LPs in, thru East Berlin?
	8:21pm peter: hello again from Tucson, Gary et al!
	8:21pm peter: figures i'd just miss the Thai set :P
	8:22pm Gary: Peter! You've probably already heard the Thai set!
	8:23pm peter: Unknown Artist - Track 05 has my attention..
	8:23pm Jeff g.: So that was bumping.
	8:24pm Gary: Haha -- help!
	8:24pm peter: this USSR stuff is amazing though
	8:25pm TDK60: VOA Radio likely, and cassettes of Pink Floyd and Klaus Schulze...maybe...
	8:25pm peter: this is like what I hope to hear every time I grab an early-80s soviet LP.. but somehow it's never anything like this haha
	8:27pm Gary: I can hook you up with some of this stuff if you like, Peter!
	8:29pm peter: <3 <3 <3 then I promise to tell you who Track 05 was!
	8:29pm tim abdellah: Gun (Гунеш) is apparently from Turkmenistan! How's the album? That track was wild.
	8:30pm peter: just gotta wait for the replay
	8:31pm Gary: I don't have full albums of most of this stuff, Tim -- it's all on a dozen or two Russian compilations of Soviet-era space music that I found
	8:33pm northguineahills: This is like all of the best 70s synth records, if Jean-Michelle Jarre was the Beatles...
	8:35pm northguineahills: stupid auto-correct, Jean-Michel Jarre….
	8:35pm tim abdellah: Disco Alliance
	8:35pm northguineahills: Artemyev made his own synths....
	8:38pm JakeGould: Hey Gary! (And others…) Out here in deeper, non-hipster Brooklyn I have noticed something weird: Lots of small businesses are suddenly removing the signs off of their stores. In Sunset Park and Bay Ridge I counted about 25+. Seems crazy! Some local council people are investigating, but it seems to be some kind of department of buildings effort that is hitting businesses all over non-hip NYC. FWIW, they are pulling down the signs because they don’t have a DOB permit and might be fined as much as $5,000 to keep the sign. This seems like a very weird push against small businesses in immigrant neighborhoods, thus my posting this here. Some insight here on Twitter. twitter.com...
	8:39pm JakeGould: Just casually asking if anyone noticed something similar in their corner of NYC.
	8:41pm Gary: Wait, what? Removing signs, but keeping the stores there?
	8:42pm Gary: Ah, NGH, thanks for the 411 on Artemyev
	8:42pm northguineahills: Well, shit, Jake, that's sucks more then usual. I need to ask around (used to work for City Planning, and am on good terms w/ my retired boss).
	8:44pm JakeGould: @Gary: Exactly. The businesses are still there, but this seems crazy. Like some sudden “small business tax” for not having a sign. And if you ask me, it seems like some tactic too push businesses out of neighborhoods that might be ripe for “development” (aka: gentrification). If I noticed 25+ that removed that sign that means they did so to dodge fine. How many businesses are just paying it and not fighting? And why now in NYC? It seems crazy.
	8:44pm Gary: Jesus
	8:46pm northguineahills: So, what's Eric Adam's story (don't know scheisse about him)? It has to go through him.
	8:46pm JakeGould: FWIW, something similar happened in East New York when rezoning of the neighborhood was being discussed. But this is weird because it is literally all over NYC. Take a stroll down 5th Avenue in Sunset Park from 59th Street to 39th Street and you can spot this happening very easily. Also reports of similar stuff in Borough Park. www.kingscountypolitics.com...
	8:48pm JakeGould: @NGH: Appreciate your insight if you have any, but I am not an expert. Just a neighbor noticing this. All articles state 311 gets a complaint and then the DOB investigates. But how many people are calling 311 just to complain about store signs? Many that have been up for decades?
	8:48pm northguineahills: Marty Markowitz enabledthe gentrification of Brooklyn, but didn't overtly try to destroy small businesses....
	8:48pm tim abdellah: Nice Wahby!
	8:49pm JakeGould: And I noticed this all after… Small Business Saturday!!!
	8:50pm TDK60: Sounds fishy. Not the Algerian music, the sign stuff.
	8:52pm Gary: This Nadia Ben Youcef is my fave of the set
	8:54pm northguineahills: @Jake: B/tn DCP, DEP, and the Census, it was hell to get data from the DOB. Even the NYPD would release their data to other gov't dep't more easily. Nothing to add, but just they have been rather secretive.
	8:57pm tim abdellah: That Nadia Ben Youcef was really nice!
	8:58pm Gary: IKR? Her voice!
	8:58pm tim abdellah: I doubt this Matoub is from a 78, though - he was born in '56.
	8:59pm JakeGould: @NGH: Well, I appreciate your insight, but it is all sounding like armchair gossip to me. So thanks, but… Sorry. As I said initially, I am just posting this here just in case others in NYC notice a similar pattern in their neighborhood so they can be aware that this is a weird thing happening across NYC it seems and not just some random neighborhood thing.
	9:00pm Gary: Haha -- truthlessness in advertising
	9:02pm TDK60: I work in the Upper West Side. Bodegas and older funky delis are disappearing, replaced by odd salad "bowl" places, expensive clothing stores, yogurt boutiques. One of my fave breakfast spots just folded, run by east-Indians, with a Mexican cook who fried my egg sandwich; gone.
	9:05pm Gary: Oh! that reminds me, I meant to mention to y'all about this film about a guy walking every street and park walkway in the 5 boroughs. I saw it this weekend and loved it. Check it out if it hits a theater near you: www.theworldbeforeyourfeet.com
	9:05pm JakeGould: @TDK60: Yeah, but what you describe is just normal/generic priced out gentrification. That’s nothing special even though it is annoying. What I am talking about is businesses that are still in business, are not going out of business, but are suddenly being “fined” for signs they have for decades and removing them to avoid these fines. And it all started in the past few months.
	9:06pm tim abdellah: lazy production
	9:07pm TDK60: I heard ya Jake. I was talking about my daily walks, before and during work. But both our concerns relate to the generally obvious: the rich are destroying New York.
	9:07pm tim abdellah: lazyproduction-arabtunes.blogspot.com
	9:08pm tim abdellah: yeah, he grabbed some of my stuff and reposted it without attribution. sort of annoying, but he does have some great stuff!
	9:09pm JakeGould: @TDK60: Errr, nope. You are changing the topic. The issue here is the DOB is suddenly jumping on small businesses with crazy fines ALL OVER THE CITY. It’s utterly not the same thing. The source of this happening is not clear. That is extremely creepy and weird.
	9:10pm TDK60: ..but I haven't noticed that in Manhattan but will now keep an eye out for it...
	9:10pm JakeGould: Bye Gary!
	9:12pm TDK60: I can change the topic if I choose.
	9:12pm Funky16corners: Gary!
	9:12pm Gary: Oh, no! I didn't realize that, Tim; although, it doesn't surprise me
	9:12pm Gary: Larry!
	9:18pm JakeGould: First, forgive me Gary… @TDK60: “I can change the topic if I choose.” You are warping the core of what I am posting and making it seem (frankly) like some generic “The city is changing…” thing. This is not what I posted and not the intent. Read the links I posted—and possibly the details I have posted—before you warp someone else’s words. Maybe “changing the topic” is the wrong words. Maybe “warping what IO said” is more accurate. You have no right to do that and not be called out on that. Simple. And not to belabor the point, but this show seems to thrive on the music of these immigrant neighborhoods. Thus my posting this here. If your main experience in NYC is living in Greenwich Village and taking the 1/2/3 train to the Upper West Side you really have no clue what happens in the rest of this city or how immigrants neighborhoods are bullied like this. So anyway, loved the music tonight!
	9:20pm Gary: Guys! No! Life! Only one! We each get!
	9:22pm Gary: Just one!
	🇰🇷 9:24pm chresti: DOB or MOB? Sounds crooked
	9:25pm TDK60: As I said, I hadn't noticed that yet, myself, and will keep my eyes open for it in my travels around the various boroughs. (You don't know where I live or where I go.)
	🇰🇷 9:25pm chresti: hold your fire
	9:26pm northguineahills: @Ike: armchair gossip aside, DOB is an arm of the moneyed class (as is most Depts I interacted w/, DEP seemed to be less prone). One of the reasons (besides all the other mierde that happened to me) I left, was b/c the whole city was becoming whitewashed. It took me a while to find a funky town I could groove to and find a decent job.
	9:27pm northguineahills: Sweet Leaf, new to me, and digdug (Great 70s British psyche I missed, how does that happen!???)
	9:27pm tim abdellah: Gonna run - try to get home before the rain comes back. Glad we're getting the rain, though! Thanks for the wild ride, Gary!
	9:28pm Gary: What does Larry "Testify!" Grogan have planned for tonight, you ask? Hint: Hibbing, Minnesota: wfmu.org...
	9:28pm Gary: Tim! have a great night, man!
	🇰🇷 9:29pm chresti: rain is supposed to happen @10:00pst, here, the last time I looked
	9:30pm northguineahills: The Zimmerman is strong w/ Larry tonight!
	9:31pm northguineahills: I prefer walking in (light) rain....
	🇰🇷 9:32pm chresti: love walking in it, not driving in it
	9:33pm Gary: In Portland, people don't bother with umbrellas
	🇰🇷 9:34pm chresti: Portland is great
	9:35pm hyde: umbrellas are for losers
	9:36pm Gary: Not the Umbrellas of Cherbourg, Hyde!
	9:36pm hyde: point taken
	🇰🇷 9:37pm chresti: I love the weather underground app,when it can track exactly when rain will start and stop
	🇰🇷 9:38pm chresti: umbrellas are for losing
	🇰🇷 9:39pm chresti: hey it's been fuh hun!
	9:40pm Funky16corners: Hey! I have this album!
	9:40pm Gary: Larry! Luck you!
	9:46pm spodiodi: The S is for Super
	9:48pm spodiodi: haven't heard 'I Got a Man' in forever. nice :)
	9:48pm hyde: wow, J.J. Fad is still together doing shows
	9:49pm Gary: Because, Hyde? It's ALWAYS TIME TAH GET STUPID
	9:50pm hyde: so true
	9:51pm TDK60: ..thanks for the sounds -Algeria, Russian space, this. Sorry I got too hot under the (mental) collar tonight.
	9:52pm northguineahills: Beautiful, Gary...!
	9:53pm hyde: thanks!
	🇰🇷 9:53pm chresti: Wow! This is great! I never heard this before!
	🇰🇷 9:54pm chresti: Thanks!
	🇰🇷 9:55pm chresti: Have a great time in Portland, Gary!
	9:59pm Gary: Night, everyone!
	3:24am Michael 98145: Gotta say, this is such a great program!!
	11:58am Marie: Fantastic show, Gary. I loved that Russian stuff!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from November 28, 2018

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