WFMU: Norflax Oxdun Sidetower with Nick The Bard: Playlist from March 28, 2019

Listener comments!
	3:02am Cmurtha: Morning everyone!
	3:09am Nick the Bard: Everything here is WAY TOO DIFFERENT from last week, it's not even a cool keyboard anymore, and now we have to use Chrome to deal with entering stuff on the station computers :/
	3:10am Cmurtha: why do you have to use Chrome? I am not a Chrome fan at all. Also no marathon = different keyboard?
	3:13am Nick the Bard: Some how entering the playlist info is broked in FF (eventhough it seems like it's working fine on mine? Maybe it was an update that started messing with things?), and the keyboard used to be all clacky, now it's back to a not so clacky one (the key clacks are just comforting some how)
	3:16am Cmurtha: very unfortunate that you can't use firefox, hopefully that will be fixed in the future. The keyboard change is odd though. You do certainly get used to the sounds of a mechanical keyboard.
	3:19am Nick the Bard: It also had bigger keys that weren't so recessed, and it wasn't as flat as keyboards are getting made anymore, so it was just a lot more confortable to use (and a bit easier to use as well)
	3:29am Sebastian: good morning!
	3:29am Sebastian: So Mark Hurst will now have to use Chrome to enter his playlist? That'll sting...
	3:33am Nick the Bard: I wouldn't even care if the layout on it wasn't so clunky
	3:50am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: Legacy of the Wizard? Wow. We're going obscure when it comes to the NES library.
	3:50am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: I would have gone for Vice: Project Doom myself. Much better for the late hours.
	3:51am Aitch: Hi from Sydney NTB, wacky as usual, all very good
	3:55am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: The one time I went to the St. Patrick's Day parade in NYC I got off the train and some bro-type shook me by the shoulder and went: "DUDE! LAW AND ORDER IS FOR F**S!!!" Then some young woman vomited in a puddle of slush.
	3:55am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: So I can't imagine how the KISS crowd is worse. That's horrifying!
	3:57am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: Hrm. The Ultimate Guide to the NES Library lists Legacy of the Wizard as "Common" in terms of cartridge rarity. I stand corrected!
	4:10am Nick the Bard: I mena, i got my copy at my video store, and I still remember the commercial for it with the guy saying "THE LEGACY OF THE WIZARD" all epic and booming, same for Battle of Olympus and Guardian Legend (Broderbund really knew how to make a commercial for their stuff)
	4:14am Nick the Bard: But, yeh, trust me, the St Pat's crowd doesn't get a LOUD as these people did (and they're just coming on the train drunk, as opposed to flat out drinking in the car)
	4:16am Cmurtha: I met a girl in Azerbaijan who took photos of herself with mangos everywhere she traveled. I don't know why she did that, but that was her "thing"
	4:18am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: My wife loves mangos, but she always forgets we have them.
	4:18am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: So they end up rotten and dripping in the fruit bowl. Gross stuff.
	4:20am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: And man. I'll stay off the train when KISS has their next farewell concert if that's the way it is.
	4:21am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: Battle of Olympus was also awesome. I recently spent part of a work day playing through it on an emulator.
	4:23am Nick the Bard: I've only ever gotten up to Cerberus in TBoO, even with save states that dog is really difficult to deal with
	4:24am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: He's difficult, but if you're patient and get the patterns you can definitely take him. (Of course, that could be said of virtually every NES boss in history, but...)
	4:32am Nick the Bard: Yeh, he's just annoying tough, even with the turbo button :/
	4:32am Cmurtha: An actual voice from the show during story time? Rare
	4:33am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: I had the turbo controller for one game: Snake, Rattle 'n' Roll. You can't beat the final boss without it.
	4:41am Nick the Bard: I had them, but the Max just felt weird to hold and the Advantage was really awkward to use in general (and I wasn't THAT horrible with arcade games, just the joystick worked odd compared to the real ones)
	4:44am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: I always hated the Advantage. It just didn't feel like it was made for the types of games that were on the NES.
	4:46am Nick the Bard: I had more fun taking off the knob from the joystick and using it as a replacement head for action figures
	4:50am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: Haha. That's awesome!
	4:52am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: Pics of that would be majorly creepy.
	4:53am Sem: Good morning, Nick, hello, all.
	4:54am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: This sounds like it should be the theme song for a cartoon about an anthropomorphic breakfast burrito.
	4:55am Nick the Bard: It actually is www.youtube.com...
	4:56am kentuckywoman: I love this song. I didn't know it until now, but I love it.
	5:00am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: Yeah, you definitely need some decent animal flesh in there.
	5:08am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: "Are you thinking what I'm thinking, Pinky?" "I think so, Brain, but if JFK were still alive, why would he be waterskiing?"
	5:35am Derp: This show is hygge. I love waking up to it and falling in and out of sleep to it. It's hard to get out of bed and break the spell.
	5:37am Nick the Bard: I had to look up that, but, that's a concept that at least fits the show nicely
	5:51am Cmurtha: Great show today nick, good luck with what you have to run off to do!
	5:53am Nick the Bard: It's pretty much dealing with an insurrance bill, but needing to get someone else to talk to them about things and the stupid permission thing with it, bleh (and said person that needs to talk to them having to be somewhere around 11am)
	5:55am Sem: A good time, as always, listening to your show, Nick. Thanks, and see you again next time.
	5:57am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: A really great show. This is the first time I've had it on, I think. I'll return! And good luck with the insurance bill, man.
	5:58am John from Florham Park: Nick will send you some pixie dust your way
	6:00am Cmurtha: hahaha exellent
	12:17pm Marie: Hi Nick! I think you mentioned Chris Elliot singing Life is a Cabaret, last week; I'm wondering if you ever watched him do his imitation of Patrick Swayze and Dirty Dancing on David Letterman--it's hilarious.I love your show! (We spoke on Ken and Andy's cruise.)

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Basia	Prime Time TV "Prime Time TV" by "Basia"	Time And Tide		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Herbie Hancock	Give It All Your Heart	Lite Me Up	Complete Columbia Collection Box Set version really	0:05:25 (Pop-up)
B-Movie	Nowhere Girl (Extended) "Nowhere Girl (Extended)" by "B-Movie"	Nowhere Girl		0:12:53 (Pop-up)
Glass Candy	Poison Or Remedy "Poison Or Remedy" by "Glass Candy"	Deep Gems		0:19:19 (Pop-up)
Miho Tsujubayashi	Paranoia "Paranoia" by "Miho Tsujubayashi"	Light Wave: Today and Tomorow		0:23:02 (Pop-up)
Lida Husik	Dead Poets "Dead Poets" by "Lida Husik"	Fly Stereophonic		0:28:21 (Pop-up)
Rafter	no-one home ever "no-one home ever" by "Rafter"	Sex Death Cassette		0:30:17 (Pop-up)
Seaweed	Card Tricks "Card Tricks" by "Seaweed"	Go Your Own Way		0:32:05 (Pop-up)
The Badgers	Police On My Back "Police On My Back" by "The Badgers"	Police State - A Tribute To The Clash		0:36:17 (Pop-up)
Stone Temple Pilots	Seven Caged Tigers	Tiny Music...Songs From The Vatican Gift Shop		0:39:13 (Pop-up)
Kiss	Boomerang "Boomerang" by "Kiss"	Hot In The Shade		0:43:39 (Pop-up)
Some kids and a guy	Remco's KISS Your Face Make Up Kits	your tv back in the 70's, around when the solo albums came out		0:47:04 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	main levels "main levels"	Legacy of the Wizard		0:48:31 (Pop-up)
Roid Rogers and the Whirling Butt Cherries	Who Put Timmy In The Trash	Bizzare Music Television		1:08:36 (Pop-up)
Joanne Olshansky	Alligator Pie "Alligator Pie" by "Joanne Olshansky"	Pizza Boogie		1:12:35 (Pop-up)
Apple Brains	A Mango is a Precious Egg to be Cherished	Get Fruity!!		1:14:05 (Pop-up)
Chuck E. Cheese & Munch's Make Believe Band	More Cheese	Songs in the Key of "E."		1:17:27 (Pop-up)
George the Animal Steele	At the Salsibury Zoo			1:22:34 (Pop-up)
Maurice LaMarche	stand up set "stand up set" by "Maurice LaMarche"	An Evening at the Improv		1:25:16 (Pop-up)
George Takei, Nichelle Nichols, & Walter Koenig	The Cage	The Nitpicker's Guide for Classic Trekkers	text by Phil Farrand	1:30:43 (Pop-up)
Maurice LaMarche	a different stand-up act	An Evening at the Improv		1:39:07 (Pop-up)
George The Animal Steele & Mean Gene Okerlund	George at the Detroit Zoo	Saturday Night's Main Event, Oct 5th, 1985		1:46:27 (Pop-up)
Dr. MacDoo	Scottish Ghost (Extra Extra)	Under The Kilt		1:49:14 (Pop-up)
Parry Gripp	Yum Yum Breakfast Burrito	Parry Gripp's YouTube channel		1:52:13 (Pop-up)
	main levels "main levels"	Legacy of the Wizard		1:57:56 (Pop-up)
Men Without Hats	Ideas For Walls "Ideas For Walls" by "Men Without Hats"	Rhythm of Youth		2:16:40 (Pop-up)
The Presidents of the United States of America	Bug City	II		2:19:39 (Pop-up)
DNA	Doctors of the Universe "Doctors of the Universe" by "DNA"	Party Tested	Rick Derringer & Carmine Appice!	2:22:42 (Pop-up)
Oingo Boingo	Winning Side "Winning Side" by "Oingo Boingo"	Boingo Alive		2:26:56 (Pop-up)
John Mapes	Another 80's Song "Another 80's Song" by "John Mapes"	Rut		2:30:59 (Pop-up)
Blancmange	22339 "22339" by "Blancmange"	Believe You Me (Deluxe Edition)		2:35:25 (Pop-up)
Bressa Creeting Cake	Palm Spring "Palm Spring" by "Bressa Creeting Cake"	Alternative Distribution Alliance Monthly Catalog Sampler Oct. '97	From the actual album "Bressa Creeting Cake"	2:42:21 (Pop-up)
Frog in the Reeds	Turkey Neck "Turkey Neck" by "Frog in the Reeds"	Walking Tour of Spiders in the Woods		2:46:15 (Pop-up)
Tony Mason	Dearth Of Marmalade "Dearth Of Marmalade" by "Tony Mason"	Hit It Florian		2:50:35 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:02am Cmurtha: Morning everyone!
	3:09am Nick the Bard: Everything here is WAY TOO DIFFERENT from last week, it's not even a cool keyboard anymore, and now we have to use Chrome to deal with entering stuff on the station computers :/
	3:10am Cmurtha: why do you have to use Chrome? I am not a Chrome fan at all. Also no marathon = different keyboard?
	3:13am Nick the Bard: Some how entering the playlist info is broked in FF (eventhough it seems like it's working fine on mine? Maybe it was an update that started messing with things?), and the keyboard used to be all clacky, now it's back to a not so clacky one (the key clacks are just comforting some how)
	3:16am Cmurtha: very unfortunate that you can't use firefox, hopefully that will be fixed in the future. The keyboard change is odd though. You do certainly get used to the sounds of a mechanical keyboard.
	3:19am Nick the Bard: It also had bigger keys that weren't so recessed, and it wasn't as flat as keyboards are getting made anymore, so it was just a lot more confortable to use (and a bit easier to use as well)
	3:29am Sebastian: good morning!
	3:29am Sebastian: So Mark Hurst will now have to use Chrome to enter his playlist? That'll sting...
	3:33am Nick the Bard: I wouldn't even care if the layout on it wasn't so clunky
	3:50am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: Legacy of the Wizard? Wow. We're going obscure when it comes to the NES library.
	3:50am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: I would have gone for Vice: Project Doom myself. Much better for the late hours.
	3:51am Aitch: Hi from Sydney NTB, wacky as usual, all very good
	3:55am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: The one time I went to the St. Patrick's Day parade in NYC I got off the train and some bro-type shook me by the shoulder and went: "DUDE! LAW AND ORDER IS FOR F**S!!!" Then some young woman vomited in a puddle of slush.
	3:55am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: So I can't imagine how the KISS crowd is worse. That's horrifying!
	3:57am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: Hrm. The Ultimate Guide to the NES Library lists Legacy of the Wizard as "Common" in terms of cartridge rarity. I stand corrected!
	4:10am Nick the Bard: I mena, i got my copy at my video store, and I still remember the commercial for it with the guy saying "THE LEGACY OF THE WIZARD" all epic and booming, same for Battle of Olympus and Guardian Legend (Broderbund really knew how to make a commercial for their stuff)
	4:14am Nick the Bard: But, yeh, trust me, the St Pat's crowd doesn't get a LOUD as these people did (and they're just coming on the train drunk, as opposed to flat out drinking in the car)
	4:16am Cmurtha: I met a girl in Azerbaijan who took photos of herself with mangos everywhere she traveled. I don't know why she did that, but that was her "thing"
	4:18am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: My wife loves mangos, but she always forgets we have them.
	4:18am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: So they end up rotten and dripping in the fruit bowl. Gross stuff.
	4:20am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: And man. I'll stay off the train when KISS has their next farewell concert if that's the way it is.
	4:21am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: Battle of Olympus was also awesome. I recently spent part of a work day playing through it on an emulator.
	4:23am Nick the Bard: I've only ever gotten up to Cerberus in TBoO, even with save states that dog is really difficult to deal with
	4:24am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: He's difficult, but if you're patient and get the patterns you can definitely take him. (Of course, that could be said of virtually every NES boss in history, but...)
	4:32am Nick the Bard: Yeh, he's just annoying tough, even with the turbo button :/
	4:32am Cmurtha: An actual voice from the show during story time? Rare
	4:33am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: I had the turbo controller for one game: Snake, Rattle 'n' Roll. You can't beat the final boss without it.
	4:41am Nick the Bard: I had them, but the Max just felt weird to hold and the Advantage was really awkward to use in general (and I wasn't THAT horrible with arcade games, just the joystick worked odd compared to the real ones)
	4:44am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: I always hated the Advantage. It just didn't feel like it was made for the types of games that were on the NES.
	4:46am Nick the Bard: I had more fun taking off the knob from the joystick and using it as a replacement head for action figures
	4:50am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: Haha. That's awesome!
	4:52am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: Pics of that would be majorly creepy.
	4:53am Sem: Good morning, Nick, hello, all.
	4:54am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: This sounds like it should be the theme song for a cartoon about an anthropomorphic breakfast burrito.
	4:55am Nick the Bard: It actually is www.youtube.com...
	4:56am kentuckywoman: I love this song. I didn't know it until now, but I love it.
	5:00am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: Yeah, you definitely need some decent animal flesh in there.
	5:08am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: "Are you thinking what I'm thinking, Pinky?" "I think so, Brain, but if JFK were still alive, why would he be waterskiing?"
	5:35am Derp: This show is hygge. I love waking up to it and falling in and out of sleep to it. It's hard to get out of bed and break the spell.
	5:37am Nick the Bard: I had to look up that, but, that's a concept that at least fits the show nicely
	5:51am Cmurtha: Great show today nick, good luck with what you have to run off to do!
	5:53am Nick the Bard: It's pretty much dealing with an insurrance bill, but needing to get someone else to talk to them about things and the stupid permission thing with it, bleh (and said person that needs to talk to them having to be somewhere around 11am)
	5:55am Sem: A good time, as always, listening to your show, Nick. Thanks, and see you again next time.
	5:57am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: A really great show. This is the first time I've had it on, I think. I'll return! And good luck with the insurance bill, man.
	5:58am John from Florham Park: Nick will send you some pixie dust your way
	6:00am Cmurtha: hahaha exellent
	12:17pm Marie: Hi Nick! I think you mentioned Chris Elliot singing Life is a Cabaret, last week; I'm wondering if you ever watched him do his imitation of Patrick Swayze and Dirty Dancing on David Letterman--it's hilarious.I love your show! (We spoke on Ken and Andy's cruise.)

Norflax Oxdun Sidetower with Nick The Bard: Playlist from March 28, 2019

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