WFMU: Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from May 9, 2020

Listener comments!
	12:03am Handy Haversack: Hey there, Rich and the Inflators (and Inflated).
	12:03am Jim the Poet: Hey Rich sounds good!
	12:04am chresti: Hi rich, Handy, floating carcasses, Jim..
	12:04am rich: good morning handy, jim, and you. here for the eyes: www.brostrup.dk www.instagram.com...
	12:04am spodiodi: ahoy Rich Hazelton and woodland inflatables
	12:05am coelacanth∅: hey rich and viable marmotini shells
	12:06am mariano: Hey Rich, crew, folks.
	12:09am rich: coel the cousins thank you i tend to forget the ground squirrels
	12:14am rich: our board op for this evening is jim the poet. a round of huzzahs for the man in the pink bunny suit. HUZZAH!
	12:15am coelacanth: Thanks Jim the bunny!
	12:16am Handy Haversack: Jim the Poet! Praise him with great praise! Huzzah!
	12:18am spodiodi: hooray for Jim the Poet! (\_/)
	👻 12:18am Threemoons: Evening all.
	12:19am chresti: Huzzah! Jim in the bunny suit!
	12:19am Mr. Pumpy: Rich and carcass enthusiasts, hey.
	12:20am Mr. Pumpy: Hey Handy...was late night food preppin' last set and didn't return the salutation in time. Yo!
	12:21am coelacanth∅: i once almost wore a bunny suit but they'd run out so my grrrlfriend was a bunny and i was a big... rooster...which really was better so's to not confuse the poor kids at the hospital. two easter bunnies? c'mon!
	12:21am coelacanth∅: greetings Mr.P!
	12:22am Mr. Pumpy: Hey, coel!
	12:22am coelacanth∅: ...mariano, 3 moons...
	12:22am JakeGould: Hey Rich! Owww! My eyes!
	12:24am rich: did you ever see jan svankmajer's conspirators of pleasure? there's a great partial rooster costume sgtr.wordpress.com...
	12:25am Jim the Poet: hey everybody glad to be partying with you tonight
	12:26am Handy Haversack: Baba Yaga's coela.
	12:26am rich: jake be careful
	12:26am Mr. Pumpy: Jim the Poet, thanks for twiddling the knobs!
	12:27am Mr. Pumpy: @coel, that was you that was checking out some of the Temporary Residence albums, no?
	12:27am coelacanth∅: yeah's this jollyollie orange? sure looks all natural to me!
	12:27am spodiodi: that's great, coel. did they like them (you) both?
	12:28am JakeGould: The state of people going stir crazy in deep Brooklyn: Just threw out the trash and while outside I heard a thud of someone jumping out from between two cars. I turned not panicked — because at this point being jumped might be a bless — and see one of my neighbors this really big and musclar middle eastern gay guy just dancing with himself. Like really rocking out. Doesn’t even notice me. Might be high? But at times get gets violent. Just casually walked past him and back inside. And he wasn’t even wearing headphones or anything. Just that high… And doing that in the rain.
	12:29am coelacanth∅: Handy you scare me sometimes
	12:29am rich: i'd love to go to an open house at baba yaga's hut and listen to the real estate agent's spiel
	12:29am JakeGould: Anyway Queen’s Brian May somehow ruptured his “glutes” (aka: butt muscles) while gardening.
	12:30am Mr. Pumpy: "What's it gonna take to put you in this hut?!"
	12:31am Handy Haversack: oh no! i do?? Shoot, not sure how to unsay "Baba Yaga's"! Sorry, @coela.
	12:31am coelacanth∅: spodi yes, after a few minutes! i was a little shy, even wearing a rooster outfit but the person i was with was very animated in her nature and got them excited. i went home happy/sad. ...orphaned aids kids. oh well.
	12:31am Carmichael: Heya Jeff. Just ordered up your premium.
	12:32am JakeGould: Baba Yaga’s Hot Dog Hut
	12:32am rich: if route 66 ran through russia
	12:32am Fox: Gooooood evening Rich! Halloooooo Jim!
	12:33am WillCrete: Much wonderful listening this evening. Thanks Rich. That Watershed quintet was exceptionally lyrical and spacious sounding.
	12:35am coelacanth∅: Mr.P yes, thanks to you! i've been a bit selective of late; that is to say i've liked but not had to own much of the past 5-7 (?) days' offerings
	12:35am spodiodi: coelacanth, i can imagine. that's inspirational. what a good guy
	12:35am spodiodi: lol rich
	12:36am Carmichael: Wait a minute, you’re not Jeff, you’re Rich. Ok, another premium. Hey McGasko, change order!
	12:38am rich: will any of the groups that feature nicole mitchell or tomeka reid on rogue art and other labels are worth checking out
	12:38am coelacanth∅: haha spodi not so much. it was her idea! not that i didn't like the idea, but i needed someone else to take charge of that
	12:40am JakeGould: @Rich: Any specific reason for these colors? Somehow get a brown in here and I think you have a fast food burger place color scheme.
	12:41am coelacanth∅: it's pumpkin here
	12:42am spodiodi: "orangered" with "gold" is keeping me alert
	12:42am Mr. Pumpy: Coel, I hear you. I am an avid vinyl collector and I haven't done much lately. When they sent out the email for the box set: Metaphonics: The Complete Field Works Recordings 7xLP w/ hard bound book...I jumped on it. It was almost 40% off for a dinged corner. There were five and they went in seconds. I was lucky enough to get one. I dig the field recording stuff, so, score!
	12:42am rich: nope just picked them. never had to don the uniform so they don't have that effect on me.
	12:43am rich: now if it was the horrible greens and reds of toughskin jeans then i would not be able to look at it
	12:44am coelacanth∅: Mr. P those were gone by the time i saw the notification! (not that i could've gotten one anyway; i just wanted to check it out)
	12:44am spodiodi: toughskin jeans!
	12:44am Handy Haversack: The writing makes it a jack o'lantern.
	12:45am spodiodi: plastic knees ftw
	12:45am mariano: Oh hey coela, sorry I missed your greeting. Been away from the Accu more lately, doing stuff around the house with FMU as the soundtrack.
	12:48am Mr. Pumpy: I'm going to try and get my Bluetooth headphones jumped off my phone and go sit at the end of the garage in a lawn-chair I setup four hours ago whilst watching the wind and rain ravaged trees across the parking lot. Going in (out)!
	12:48am coelacanth∅: 'tain't no thang Mariano! here's hoping you're well
	12:49am Fox: I like the color scheme. It's very 70's and comforting.
	12:49am Mr. Pumpy: coelacanth∅, some of the individual albums were up this week. It's just a cool project overall. Looking forward to the book and diving into the history of it all. In case you want to read up on it: fieldworks.bandcamp.com...
	12:52am Mr. Pumpy: Outside getting some "fresh air". I rarely use the phone for music, or WFMU. I like going to the website to comment more than the app. I do like the app in the car though, streaming in out of range areas. I don't see how to read the entirety of lengthy posts though. Bollocks!
	12:52am coelacanth∅: Thanks Pumpy ...i especially liked the Mary Lattimore collaboration
	12:52am Fox: I've been watching the color schemes of the numbered and colored line-up Whole Foods system with interest. The colors of 70's Sesame Street seemed to be the basic pallette, which makes sense if you are trying to placate adults to follow directions and rules. But The 90's children's entertainment was all a lot heavier on magenta. I'm wondering if the colors used to get people to follow instruction will change as that generation becomes a dominant buying cohort.
	12:55am WillCrete: Much fire, hearing this cut from Joe's Elements. Love this album: Joe's effects along with Alice and Haden's playing. Was just thinking about this album last week. I went looking for it and then recalled that I had loaned it out to a friend over a year ago. Glad this music found me tonight. Milestone-era Joe Henderson is so good.
	12:57am mariano: You too, coela - and all a yas for that matter. Now, is it just me or is the volume really low?
	12:57am spodiodi: it seems to be a little quiet, mariano
	12:58am mariano: Thanks for the reality check, spodiodi.
	12:59am coelacanth∅: rich your mic break is almost inaudible
	1:01am Mr. Pumpy: It's snowing in Clifton, NJ right now. 5/9
	1:03am mariano: Damn, Mr. Pumpy - I think the latest I've ever seen snow was late April in Nebraska back in the early 90s.
	1:04am Jim the Poet: SNOW????
	1:04am Handy Haversack: Damn. Rain here still.
	1:04am Mr. Pumpy: 2020 does tricks
	1:05am coelacanth∅: we had snow a few times upstate ny but it was all gone within a day or 2. still it hurt the peach crop
	1:05am Mr. Pumpy: Jim...yup. Sticking to my car for a minute. Not even a dusting, but yeah.
	1:05am coelacanth∅: (in may)
	1:06am coelacanth∅: northern nj right Mr.P?
	1:08am Mr. Pumpy: Yes, but you can go way more north. I'm about 10 miles west of the Lincoln Tunnel.
	1:10am mariano: Mr. P: and in a town named after the greatest of the lounge singers.
	1:11am chresti: Fox- and the music.
	1:11am Mr. Pumpy: Exactly, mariano!
	1:12am Mr. Pumpy: The stereo mix on this track is sick.
	1:14am coelacanth∅: ...oh, i was think around arlington but i don't know of a lounge singer names arlington! (then again i'm not a lounge singer expert)
	1:15am PNW THC: killing it tonight! this sounds like medeski martin n wood.
	1:16am Mr. Pumpy: I'm not far from Arlington. I think Tony Clifton did some crooning out that way as well.
	1:16am Mr. Pumpy: @PNW...yes, these tracks are bonkers. Loving it.
	1:18am sufferwords: great turntablist on this Quincy track
	1:19am coelacanth∅: i used to know people who scored all their drugs either in clifton or on clinton ave (newark). i always forget which!
	1:20am JakeGould: All my life I wanted to be a gangster… i.pinimg.com...
	1:20am Mr. Pumpy: Newark. Grafton Ave. was another notorious spot in Newark.
	1:21am Fox: Rich and others: how do you file your comics? Simply alphabetically by title? By publisher? By genre?
	1:21am Mr. Pumpy: The sound of these drums is making me quite envious!
	1:25am Mr. Pumpy: Whoa!
	1:27am Franco Twinkie: Fox, I have a large part of my collection in a cardboard box on my side of the bed. No order, no plastic bags.
	1:27am WillCrete: @Mr. Pumpy- totally, this double drumming is rolling it out! And that wah guitar solo was blazing.
	1:28am rich: fox i'm pretty meticulous with my records because i have to find them but comics like books go where they fit so if there's room in the box that's where they go. makes it tough to locate things at times but i also find things i forgot about
	1:33am Fox: I ask, because I am rearranging my apartment, and finally putting my comics on shelves instead of in milk crates, and no real method for shelving feels right. I've started putting trades in with the issues though, and that makes it easier to navigate.
	1:34am Franco Twinkie: What do you collect?
	1:34am Fox: I also keep finding things I forgot about. The strangest stuff has managed to survive my now pathetic comic collection.
	1:35am Franco Twinkie: What are some of your good ones?
	1:38am Heavy Chevy: Hell Yes
	1:40am coelacanth∅: i knew someone who first sorted comic books by publisher and then alphabetically
	1:41am rich: i've got a nice issue of ec's aces high which is the only original ec i own. while it's not two fisted tales or frontline combat it still has great art
	1:41am coelacanth∅: (alphabetically within each publisher)
	1:42am mariano: When I was a kid, one of my older cousins had a closet full, as in wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling, of all kinds of comics as well as all the Mad Magazine anthologies going back to the 50s. Comics were sorta lame, mainly Archie, Richie Rich, Casper. But he had like the whole series of each one. No superhero stuff though. Still, was fun to raid when I was nine!
	1:44am Franco Twinkie: Rich, me too. A couple of EC's that a real collector gave me. Stuff with torn covers.
	1:46am sufferwords: gotta use a melon spoon to get the sweet stuff
	1:49am mariano: I swear I heard the backup singers singing "Run from lobotomy".
	1:49am Fox: St Marks Comics used to sort things by publisher first, then alphabetically. It was really difficult to navigate when I first started working there, but now, with my own comics, that seems to make the most sense.
	1:52am Franco Twinkie: Okay, your the real deal. I'm sure I went in there when I use to go to the East Village in the 80's.
	1:52am mariano: You worked at St Mark's? That's awesome, used to be a bit of a ritual for me to go find something interesting there to read then walk to Cafe Orlin, sneaking a toke on the way, and sit there for ages reading and caffeinating.
	1:53am Fox: I worked there in the mid-late 90s. 1996 or 7 or something?
	1:54am Franco Twinkie: I stopped going to New York when my friends moved away.
	1:55am Fox: I worked at a Starlog store in NJ, too. Maybe that was 96-7 and St Marks was 98? Yeah. Something like that.
	1:56am Heavy Chevy: sounds great
	1:57am Franco Twinkie: Let me rephrase my questions,Fox: What do you like?
	1:59am mariano: Oh wow, Fox. We might have crossed paths then. Sometime in the late 90s/early 2000s, whenever Eightball was winding up its run, I used to go there every month for the latest one.
	1:59am coelacanth∅: wow i haven't thought about cafe orlin in a couple decades - flashbacks -
	2:00am Franco Twinkie: Eightball - good.
	2:02am Fox: I still have a signed Cages print I stole from there. One day I had to run an errand to the DC building (which was AWESOME!) and for some reason picked up some ashcan edition of Promethea. I've no idea why. But whenever Promethea came out, it was right around/before that, I guess?
	2:03am mariano: Orlin is gone now too, that was a tough one for me. The first time I visited NYC in '92 my friend who lived there took me there and it became a go-to from that moment on. At least it wasn't pushed out by rising rent though: apparently the owner owns the entire building, and he's just tired of running a restaurant.
	2:03am Fox: I really dug Orlin. Yaffa, too. :(
	2:04am Fox: mariano - Well, I had my hair shaved in horns for a while back then. If you saw a chick with hair horns, that was me.
	2:05am rich: okay here we go: Saturday 6am–6pm Drums & Percussion Madness #8 live and archives from France apo33.org... 8pm Tomeka Reid presents Chicago Jazz String Summit (night 2) w/Kaethe Hostetter; Tatsu Aoki and Jamie Kempkers; Sarah Bernstein and Stuart Popejoy; Melanie Dyer with Gwen Laster and Ken Filiano ess.org... Sunday 2:30pm Richard Thompson pitchfork.com... 3pm Rolling Stones archival concerts www.youtube.com... 5pm City Winery citywinery.com... $10 ticket donation to The United Nations Foundation fund addressing sexual and reproductive health and rights during the COVID-19 pandemic 5pm Billy Bragg, Richard Thompson, Steve Earle, Roseanne Cash, Jorma Kaukonen, Rufus Wainwright, Loudon Wainwright, The Mountain Goats, et al.
	2:06am rich: Monday 8pm Joe McPhee interviewed by Ken Vandermark ess.org... Tuesday 7pm Jonathan Williger presents: Model Home, Jax Deluca, Sarah Hughes, Andrew Bernstein, Ka Baird, Luke Stewart ess.org... Wednesday 1pm Rough Trade Transmissions: Angel Bat Dawid www.roughtrade.com... 7pm Dave Rempis live www.daverempis.com... 8pm House Seats: Mr. Show Reunion w/Bob Odenkirk, David Cross, et al. houseseats.live... 8pm BAM Virtual Gala: St. Vincent, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, et al. www.bam.org... Thursday 6–10pm New Music Solidarity Marathon with Claire Chase www.musicrebound.com... 8pm The New Gig w/Elvis Costello, Angelique Kidjo, Bootsy Collins, Ivan Neville, Milton Nascimento, Sheryl Crow, Robert Cray, et al. www.youtube.com... Friday 1pm Rough Trade Transmissions: Sleaford Mods www.roughtrade.com... 8pm Quarantine Concerts: Julia Holter and Olivia Block at 10pm ess.org...
	2:06am rich: Support WFMU Rent WBCN and the American Revolution: lcmedia.vhx.tv... Rent Other Music: othermusic.vhx.tv... Rent Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and The Band: magnoliapictures.vhx.tv... Rent Nico. 1988: magnoliapictures.vhx.tv... Thursday May 28 WFMU and the Museum of Interesting Things present Mind Your Manners: 16mm short films on Driving, Etiquette and more. www.eventbrite.com...
	2:07am rich: May 21–23 Association for Recorded Sound Collections annual conference webinar www.arsc-audio.org... www.arsc-audio.org...
	2:08am coelacanth∅: oh yeah, yaffa too. i can't say i missed them when they disappeared. even though i liked them...it was for the menus and the menus alone. the people who worked there were insufferable, as at most lower east side establishments.
	2:09am Fox: Holy crap! So much stuff!! Awesome!!
	2:11am mariano: Yeah, Orlin always felt like it was the same as I first found it while everything around it transformed. Menu was pretty reasonable for the area, food was always good, and they occasionally did an amazing mixed-berry cobbler. Huh, Fox... can't recall any horns specifically, but we're talking 20+ years ago. But I might well have at some point handed you my knapsack in exchange for one of those giant clothes pins or plastic clamps with a number on it.
	2:12am Fox: Yup! Likely. I often worked the front bag check, if I wasn't in the basement with the T-shirts.
	2:14am rich: i missed both of you. since i lived in jersey i bought comics in jersey and when i came into the city i'd go to see hear
	2:15am diciassette: Thank you for the link compilations! Excited about my first Julia Holter quarantine concert. Ahoy cool kids!
	2:17am coelacanth∅: hey diciassette
	2:17am Franco Twinkie: Interesting observation Coel, I was first shephereded around the alphabet by insiders so I got a pass when I was with them, but on my own I was suspect.
	2:20am coelacanth∅: Franco i never sucked the fashion nozzle (or the pretend anti-fashion nozzle) so i wasn't always treated like the cool kids; but yeah it depended what the person i was with looked like.
	2:21am rich: did anyone here ever suck the fashion nozzle?
	2:22am Franco Twinkie: Well, I always had the look. The problems started when I opened my mouth.
	2:22am Handy Haversack: Starting to fade -- night, all.
	2:23am mariano: Handy: I know you're not asleep... boy!
	2:23am Franco Twinkie: Handy, you have to stay up with the rest of us!
	2:23am coelacanth∅: been digging this to the mother of gods album lately
	2:24am rich: coel it's a good one i picked it up on bandcamp last week
	2:24am mariano: Yeah coela, I really loved the AW song, have to look up that album.
	2:25am coelacanth∅: 'night Handy
	2:26am spodiodi: night, Handy
	2:27am rich: goodnight handy
	2:27am mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm: Hello greetings from Wales uk
	2:28am Hubig Pie: God-damned I listened to alotta radio today
	2:28am spodiodi: hi mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
	2:28am coelacanth∅: Franco i didn't dress for or cut my hair for success... and that was that if i said anything!
	2:29am chresti: Night Handy.
	2:30am mariano: Good morning Wales!
	2:30am rich: hello mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm how do you pronounce your name in welsh?
	2:31am Jim the Poet: I'm a huge Gareth Bale fan mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
	2:34am Franco Twinkie: It's funny Coel, when I first went to New York and would walk the slummy streets of downtown, I saw myself fitting in. Long before rent hikes or death viruses, I came to my senses.
	2:34am Hubig Pie: In Welsh, the third and fouteenth m is silent
	2:36am Franco Twinkie: You're hitting your stride, Rich.
	2:37am rich: oh my god i've been mispronouncing it for years
	2:37am rich: just in time for the end of the show franco
	2:42am rich: a few more things Film Forum: filmforum.org Capital in the Twenty-First Century; Band of Outsiders; Rififi; Lee Grant’s Down and Out in America; The Booksellers; What She Said: The Art of Pauline Kael; Beanpole; Mephisto; Incitement; The Whistlers; Sorry We Missed You; The Wild Goose Lake; L’Innocente; Corpus Christi; César and Rosalie Film at Lincoln Center: www.filmlinc.org Bacurau; The Booksellers; Deerskin; Liberté; Santiago, Italia; Satantango; Someone, Somewhere; Vitalina Varela; The Whistlers; A White, White Day; On A Magical Night Angelika Film Center: www.filmlinc.org Beyond the Visible: Hilma Af Klint: Deerskin; The Wonderland Alamo On Demand: ondemand.drafthouse.com
	2:48am chresti: Haha Hubig.
	2:49am coelacanth∅: i never thought i'd fit in in nyc; nonetheless i did consider moving there once. i figured it'd be interesting for about a year then i'd leave but i didn't do it anyway. i think i decided i wouldn't be able to get a job there, and i think that's when i drove out west for one of my longer adventures.
	2:50am chresti: Thanks rich and Jim! Good night everyone!
	2:50am Wolfgang: Good morning, Richard and all Squirrelites from a sunny lockdown morning in Münster.
	2:50am rich: thanks for listening everyone. i'll be back next week with son of live from the inflatable squirrel carcasa (we'll see if we're broadcasting from home long enough to get to live from the inflatable squirrel carcasa vs. hedorah). take care of yourselves and stay safe.
	2:50am Jim the Poet: Great Show, Rich!
	2:50am rich: good night chresti
	2:51am rich: aah wolfgang tuning in for your favorite part of the show. welcome.
	2:51am coelacanth∅: Thanks rich and Jim the Poet and g'night everyone
	2:51am spodiodi: thanks, Rich! thanks, Jim (\_/) night all!
	2:52am Wolfgang: You mean the part where you say goodbye? Yes, I love to hear you say goodbye.
	2:52am spodiodi: goodmornight, Wolfgang
	2:53am Franco Twinkie: I have stuffed my mouth with crackers and am going straight to bed. Thanks Rich!
	2:53am Wolfgang: Spodi! Coel! Jim! chresti! I hail you!
	2:54am mariano: Night coela, and thanks rich and crew -- everyone take care and stay safe!
	2:54am Fox: Good night Rich and Jim and everyone!
	2:54am Wolfgang: Wild track, these Meridian Brothers!
	2:55am Wolfgang: Night night morning morning, mariano.
	2:55am Joe D.: sup Rich this is some real weird shit!
	2:56am Fox: NYC was the first place I fit in. Even when I was in my home town, people asked me where I was from and assumed I was from "the city" long before I moved there. Now it's changed, and I don't fit in there anymore, but I don't feel like I fit in with greater NJ. So... I feel like Jersey City is probably the right place for me to be, I suppose?
	2:59am Joe D.: no worries Fox literally everything is collapsing so I wouldn't worry about "places" too much anymore
	2:59am Wolfgang: Bless your bones, Skeleton Crew!!
	2:59am Fox: Good point! We live on the internet, now.
	3:00am Wolfgang: Thanks, Rich! 'night.

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from May 9, 2020

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May 9, 2020: The Bride of Live from the Inflatable Squirrel Carcasa

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Arve Henriksen	Infinite Space "Infinite Space" by "Arve Henriksen"	Sakuteiki	Rune Grammofon		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Jason Kao Hwang/Spontaneous River	Movement 4	Symphony of Souls	Mulatta		0:01:50 (Pop-up)
Wadada Leo Smith - Günter Baby Sommer	Pure Stillness	Wisdom in Time	Intakt		0:11:18 (Pop-up)
Mirage	Mirage "Mirage" by "Mirage"	Mirage	Clean Feed	Ellery Eskelin/Susan Alcorn/Michael Formanek	0:16:38 (Pop-up)
Watershed	Prayer For Wadud "Prayer For Wadud" by "Watershed"	Watershed	Rogue Art	Denis Fournier/Nicole Mitchell/Tomeka Reid/Bernard Santacruz/Hanah Jon Taylor	0:22:05 (Pop-up)
Irreversible Entanglements	Bread Out of Stone	Who Sent You?	International Anthem		0:28:46 (Pop-up)
Plimley/Ellis/Cyrille	Moon Over Sand	When Silence Pulls	Music & Arts		0:33:30 (Pop-up)
Curlew	Paint Me! "Paint Me!" by "Curlew"	A Beautiful Western Saddle	Cuneiform		0:40:24 (Pop-up)
Joe Henderson	Water "Water" by "Joe Henderson"	The Elements	Milestone		0:45:53 (Pop-up)

Go:Organic Orchestra & Brooklyn Raga Massive	Rotations	Ragmala-A Garland of Ragas	Meta		1:01:43 (Pop-up)
Don Ellis	Popeye’s Montage "Popeye’s Montage" by "Don Ellis"	The French Connection	Film Score Monthly		1:08:55 (Pop-up)
Quincy Jones	Funny Money; What The Hell	The Split	Film Score Monthly		1:10:59 (Pop-up)
Guido & Maurizio De Angelis	Gangster Story	Roma Violenta	Beat		1:15:21 (Pop-up)
Charles Earland	Weedhopper "Weedhopper" by "Charles Earland"	The Dynamite Brothers	BGP Records		1:21:26 (Pop-up)
J. J. Johnson and His Orchestra	Harlem Clavinette	Across 110th Street	Rykodisc		1:24:53 (Pop-up)
Gil Scott-Heron	Angel Dust "Angel Dust" by "Gil Scott-Heron"	Pieces of a Man	MPS		1:27:04 (Pop-up)
Betty Davis	Don’t Call Her No Tramp	They Say I'm Different	UFO Music		1:31:18 (Pop-up)
Sweet Tee	I Got Da Feelin’ "I Got Da Feelin’" by "Sweet Tee"	Fly Girls! B-Boys Beware	Soul Jazz		1:35:19 (Pop-up)
Neneh Cherry	Cynical "Cynical" by "Neneh Cherry"	Blank Project	Smalltown Supersound		1:39:32 (Pop-up)
Dominique Fils-Aimé	Gun Burial "Gun Burial" by "Dominique Fils-Aimé"	Stay Tuned!	Ensoul Records		1:43:34 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Alone Again Naturally	Fodder On My Wings	Verve		1:46:32 (Pop-up)

Lyra Pramuk	New Moon "New Moon" by "Lyra Pramuk"	Fountain	Bedroom Community		2:01:38 (Pop-up)
Elkhorn	To See Darkness "To See Darkness" by "Elkhorn"	Sun Cycle	Feeding Tube		2:09:44 (Pop-up)
Anatolian Weapons feat. Seirios Savvaidis	Chaire Eos	To The Mother Of Gods	Beats In Space		2:17:09 (Pop-up)
Spectrum	Forever Alien "Forever Alien" by "Spectrum"	Forever Alien	Reprise		2:20:58 (Pop-up)
Damaged Bug	Smile A While "Smile A While" by "Damaged Bug"	Bug On Yonkers	CastleFace Records		2:25:17 (Pop-up)
Rodion G.A.	Moment "Moment" by "Rodion G.A."	Rozalia	Inversions		2:29:40 (Pop-up)
Pajo	War Is Dead "War Is Dead" by "Pajo"	The Wire Tapper 13	The Wire		2:33:49 (Pop-up)
Non Band	Wild Child (Can’t Stand It)	Non Band	TAL		2:38:06 (Pop-up)
Massicot	Vasarnica "Vasarnica" by "Massicot"	Kratt	Les Disques Bongo Joe		2:41:26 (Pop-up)
Juana Molina	Paraguaya "Paraguaya" by "Juana Molina"	Halo	Crammed		2:44:00 (Pop-up)
Meridian Brothers	Guaracha U.F.O. (No Estamos Solos…)	Desesperanza	Soundway		2:47:41 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:03am Handy Haversack: Hey there, Rich and the Inflators (and Inflated).
	12:03am Jim the Poet: Hey Rich sounds good!
	12:04am chresti: Hi rich, Handy, floating carcasses, Jim..
	12:04am rich: good morning handy, jim, and you. here for the eyes: www.brostrup.dk www.instagram.com...
	12:04am spodiodi: ahoy Rich Hazelton and woodland inflatables
	12:05am coelacanth∅: hey rich and viable marmotini shells
	12:06am mariano: Hey Rich, crew, folks.
	12:09am rich: coel the cousins thank you i tend to forget the ground squirrels
	12:14am rich: our board op for this evening is jim the poet. a round of huzzahs for the man in the pink bunny suit. HUZZAH!
	12:15am coelacanth: Thanks Jim the bunny!
	12:16am Handy Haversack: Jim the Poet! Praise him with great praise! Huzzah!
	12:18am spodiodi: hooray for Jim the Poet! (\_/)
	👻 12:18am Threemoons: Evening all.
	12:19am chresti: Huzzah! Jim in the bunny suit!
	12:19am Mr. Pumpy: Rich and carcass enthusiasts, hey.
	12:20am Mr. Pumpy: Hey Handy...was late night food preppin' last set and didn't return the salutation in time. Yo!
	12:21am coelacanth∅: i once almost wore a bunny suit but they'd run out so my grrrlfriend was a bunny and i was a big... rooster...which really was better so's to not confuse the poor kids at the hospital. two easter bunnies? c'mon!
	12:21am coelacanth∅: greetings Mr.P!
	12:22am Mr. Pumpy: Hey, coel!
	12:22am coelacanth∅: ...mariano, 3 moons...
	12:22am JakeGould: Hey Rich! Owww! My eyes!
	12:24am rich: did you ever see jan svankmajer's conspirators of pleasure? there's a great partial rooster costume sgtr.wordpress.com...
	12:25am Jim the Poet: hey everybody glad to be partying with you tonight
	12:26am Handy Haversack: Baba Yaga's coela.
	12:26am rich: jake be careful
	12:26am Mr. Pumpy: Jim the Poet, thanks for twiddling the knobs!
	12:27am Mr. Pumpy: @coel, that was you that was checking out some of the Temporary Residence albums, no?
	12:27am coelacanth∅: yeah's this jollyollie orange? sure looks all natural to me!
	12:27am spodiodi: that's great, coel. did they like them (you) both?
	12:28am JakeGould: The state of people going stir crazy in deep Brooklyn: Just threw out the trash and while outside I heard a thud of someone jumping out from between two cars. I turned not panicked — because at this point being jumped might be a bless — and see one of my neighbors this really big and musclar middle eastern gay guy just dancing with himself. Like really rocking out. Doesn’t even notice me. Might be high? But at times get gets violent. Just casually walked past him and back inside. And he wasn’t even wearing headphones or anything. Just that high… And doing that in the rain.
	12:29am coelacanth∅: Handy you scare me sometimes
	12:29am rich: i'd love to go to an open house at baba yaga's hut and listen to the real estate agent's spiel
	12:29am JakeGould: Anyway Queen’s Brian May somehow ruptured his “glutes” (aka: butt muscles) while gardening.
	12:30am Mr. Pumpy: "What's it gonna take to put you in this hut?!"
	12:31am Handy Haversack: oh no! i do?? Shoot, not sure how to unsay "Baba Yaga's"! Sorry, @coela.
	12:31am coelacanth∅: spodi yes, after a few minutes! i was a little shy, even wearing a rooster outfit but the person i was with was very animated in her nature and got them excited. i went home happy/sad. ...orphaned aids kids. oh well.
	12:31am Carmichael: Heya Jeff. Just ordered up your premium.
	12:32am JakeGould: Baba Yaga’s Hot Dog Hut
	12:32am rich: if route 66 ran through russia
	12:32am Fox: Gooooood evening Rich! Halloooooo Jim!
	12:33am WillCrete: Much wonderful listening this evening. Thanks Rich. That Watershed quintet was exceptionally lyrical and spacious sounding.
	12:35am coelacanth∅: Mr.P yes, thanks to you! i've been a bit selective of late; that is to say i've liked but not had to own much of the past 5-7 (?) days' offerings
	12:35am spodiodi: coelacanth, i can imagine. that's inspirational. what a good guy
	12:35am spodiodi: lol rich
	12:36am Carmichael: Wait a minute, you’re not Jeff, you’re Rich. Ok, another premium. Hey McGasko, change order!
	12:38am rich: will any of the groups that feature nicole mitchell or tomeka reid on rogue art and other labels are worth checking out
	12:38am coelacanth∅: haha spodi not so much. it was her idea! not that i didn't like the idea, but i needed someone else to take charge of that
	12:40am JakeGould: @Rich: Any specific reason for these colors? Somehow get a brown in here and I think you have a fast food burger place color scheme.
	12:41am coelacanth∅: it's pumpkin here
	12:42am spodiodi: "orangered" with "gold" is keeping me alert
	12:42am Mr. Pumpy: Coel, I hear you. I am an avid vinyl collector and I haven't done much lately. When they sent out the email for the box set: Metaphonics: The Complete Field Works Recordings 7xLP w/ hard bound book...I jumped on it. It was almost 40% off for a dinged corner. There were five and they went in seconds. I was lucky enough to get one. I dig the field recording stuff, so, score!
	12:42am rich: nope just picked them. never had to don the uniform so they don't have that effect on me.
	12:43am rich: now if it was the horrible greens and reds of toughskin jeans then i would not be able to look at it
	12:44am coelacanth∅: Mr. P those were gone by the time i saw the notification! (not that i could've gotten one anyway; i just wanted to check it out)
	12:44am spodiodi: toughskin jeans!
	12:44am Handy Haversack: The writing makes it a jack o'lantern.
	12:45am spodiodi: plastic knees ftw
	12:45am mariano: Oh hey coela, sorry I missed your greeting. Been away from the Accu more lately, doing stuff around the house with FMU as the soundtrack.
	12:48am Mr. Pumpy: I'm going to try and get my Bluetooth headphones jumped off my phone and go sit at the end of the garage in a lawn-chair I setup four hours ago whilst watching the wind and rain ravaged trees across the parking lot. Going in (out)!
	12:48am coelacanth∅: 'tain't no thang Mariano! here's hoping you're well
	12:49am Fox: I like the color scheme. It's very 70's and comforting.
	12:49am Mr. Pumpy: coelacanth∅, some of the individual albums were up this week. It's just a cool project overall. Looking forward to the book and diving into the history of it all. In case you want to read up on it: fieldworks.bandcamp.com...
	12:52am Mr. Pumpy: Outside getting some "fresh air". I rarely use the phone for music, or WFMU. I like going to the website to comment more than the app. I do like the app in the car though, streaming in out of range areas. I don't see how to read the entirety of lengthy posts though. Bollocks!
	12:52am coelacanth∅: Thanks Pumpy ...i especially liked the Mary Lattimore collaboration
	12:52am Fox: I've been watching the color schemes of the numbered and colored line-up Whole Foods system with interest. The colors of 70's Sesame Street seemed to be the basic pallette, which makes sense if you are trying to placate adults to follow directions and rules. But The 90's children's entertainment was all a lot heavier on magenta. I'm wondering if the colors used to get people to follow instruction will change as that generation becomes a dominant buying cohort.
	12:55am WillCrete: Much fire, hearing this cut from Joe's Elements. Love this album: Joe's effects along with Alice and Haden's playing. Was just thinking about this album last week. I went looking for it and then recalled that I had loaned it out to a friend over a year ago. Glad this music found me tonight. Milestone-era Joe Henderson is so good.
	12:57am mariano: You too, coela - and all a yas for that matter. Now, is it just me or is the volume really low?
	12:57am spodiodi: it seems to be a little quiet, mariano
	12:58am mariano: Thanks for the reality check, spodiodi.
	12:59am coelacanth∅: rich your mic break is almost inaudible
	1:01am Mr. Pumpy: It's snowing in Clifton, NJ right now. 5/9
	1:03am mariano: Damn, Mr. Pumpy - I think the latest I've ever seen snow was late April in Nebraska back in the early 90s.
	1:04am Jim the Poet: SNOW????
	1:04am Handy Haversack: Damn. Rain here still.
	1:04am Mr. Pumpy: 2020 does tricks
	1:05am coelacanth∅: we had snow a few times upstate ny but it was all gone within a day or 2. still it hurt the peach crop
	1:05am Mr. Pumpy: Jim...yup. Sticking to my car for a minute. Not even a dusting, but yeah.
	1:05am coelacanth∅: (in may)
	1:06am coelacanth∅: northern nj right Mr.P?
	1:08am Mr. Pumpy: Yes, but you can go way more north. I'm about 10 miles west of the Lincoln Tunnel.
	1:10am mariano: Mr. P: and in a town named after the greatest of the lounge singers.
	1:11am chresti: Fox- and the music.
	1:11am Mr. Pumpy: Exactly, mariano!
	1:12am Mr. Pumpy: The stereo mix on this track is sick.
	1:14am coelacanth∅: ...oh, i was think around arlington but i don't know of a lounge singer names arlington! (then again i'm not a lounge singer expert)
	1:15am PNW THC: killing it tonight! this sounds like medeski martin n wood.
	1:16am Mr. Pumpy: I'm not far from Arlington. I think Tony Clifton did some crooning out that way as well.
	1:16am Mr. Pumpy: @PNW...yes, these tracks are bonkers. Loving it.
	1:18am sufferwords: great turntablist on this Quincy track
	1:19am coelacanth∅: i used to know people who scored all their drugs either in clifton or on clinton ave (newark). i always forget which!
	1:20am JakeGould: All my life I wanted to be a gangster… i.pinimg.com...
	1:20am Mr. Pumpy: Newark. Grafton Ave. was another notorious spot in Newark.
	1:21am Fox: Rich and others: how do you file your comics? Simply alphabetically by title? By publisher? By genre?
	1:21am Mr. Pumpy: The sound of these drums is making me quite envious!
	1:25am Mr. Pumpy: Whoa!
	1:27am Franco Twinkie: Fox, I have a large part of my collection in a cardboard box on my side of the bed. No order, no plastic bags.
	1:27am WillCrete: @Mr. Pumpy- totally, this double drumming is rolling it out! And that wah guitar solo was blazing.
	1:28am rich: fox i'm pretty meticulous with my records because i have to find them but comics like books go where they fit so if there's room in the box that's where they go. makes it tough to locate things at times but i also find things i forgot about
	1:33am Fox: I ask, because I am rearranging my apartment, and finally putting my comics on shelves instead of in milk crates, and no real method for shelving feels right. I've started putting trades in with the issues though, and that makes it easier to navigate.
	1:34am Franco Twinkie: What do you collect?
	1:34am Fox: I also keep finding things I forgot about. The strangest stuff has managed to survive my now pathetic comic collection.
	1:35am Franco Twinkie: What are some of your good ones?
	1:38am Heavy Chevy: Hell Yes
	1:40am coelacanth∅: i knew someone who first sorted comic books by publisher and then alphabetically
	1:41am rich: i've got a nice issue of ec's aces high which is the only original ec i own. while it's not two fisted tales or frontline combat it still has great art
	1:41am coelacanth∅: (alphabetically within each publisher)
	1:42am mariano: When I was a kid, one of my older cousins had a closet full, as in wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling, of all kinds of comics as well as all the Mad Magazine anthologies going back to the 50s. Comics were sorta lame, mainly Archie, Richie Rich, Casper. But he had like the whole series of each one. No superhero stuff though. Still, was fun to raid when I was nine!
	1:44am Franco Twinkie: Rich, me too. A couple of EC's that a real collector gave me. Stuff with torn covers.
	1:46am sufferwords: gotta use a melon spoon to get the sweet stuff
	1:49am mariano: I swear I heard the backup singers singing "Run from lobotomy".
	1:49am Fox: St Marks Comics used to sort things by publisher first, then alphabetically. It was really difficult to navigate when I first started working there, but now, with my own comics, that seems to make the most sense.
	1:52am Franco Twinkie: Okay, your the real deal. I'm sure I went in there when I use to go to the East Village in the 80's.
	1:52am mariano: You worked at St Mark's? That's awesome, used to be a bit of a ritual for me to go find something interesting there to read then walk to Cafe Orlin, sneaking a toke on the way, and sit there for ages reading and caffeinating.
	1:53am Fox: I worked there in the mid-late 90s. 1996 or 7 or something?
	1:54am Franco Twinkie: I stopped going to New York when my friends moved away.
	1:55am Fox: I worked at a Starlog store in NJ, too. Maybe that was 96-7 and St Marks was 98? Yeah. Something like that.
	1:56am Heavy Chevy: sounds great
	1:57am Franco Twinkie: Let me rephrase my questions,Fox: What do you like?
	1:59am mariano: Oh wow, Fox. We might have crossed paths then. Sometime in the late 90s/early 2000s, whenever Eightball was winding up its run, I used to go there every month for the latest one.
	1:59am coelacanth∅: wow i haven't thought about cafe orlin in a couple decades - flashbacks -
	2:00am Franco Twinkie: Eightball - good.
	2:02am Fox: I still have a signed Cages print I stole from there. One day I had to run an errand to the DC building (which was AWESOME!) and for some reason picked up some ashcan edition of Promethea. I've no idea why. But whenever Promethea came out, it was right around/before that, I guess?
	2:03am mariano: Orlin is gone now too, that was a tough one for me. The first time I visited NYC in '92 my friend who lived there took me there and it became a go-to from that moment on. At least it wasn't pushed out by rising rent though: apparently the owner owns the entire building, and he's just tired of running a restaurant.
	2:03am Fox: I really dug Orlin. Yaffa, too. :(
	2:04am Fox: mariano - Well, I had my hair shaved in horns for a while back then. If you saw a chick with hair horns, that was me.
	2:05am rich: okay here we go: Saturday 6am–6pm Drums & Percussion Madness #8 live and archives from France apo33.org... 8pm Tomeka Reid presents Chicago Jazz String Summit (night 2) w/Kaethe Hostetter; Tatsu Aoki and Jamie Kempkers; Sarah Bernstein and Stuart Popejoy; Melanie Dyer with Gwen Laster and Ken Filiano ess.org... Sunday 2:30pm Richard Thompson pitchfork.com... 3pm Rolling Stones archival concerts www.youtube.com... 5pm City Winery citywinery.com... $10 ticket donation to The United Nations Foundation fund addressing sexual and reproductive health and rights during the COVID-19 pandemic 5pm Billy Bragg, Richard Thompson, Steve Earle, Roseanne Cash, Jorma Kaukonen, Rufus Wainwright, Loudon Wainwright, The Mountain Goats, et al.
	2:06am rich: Monday 8pm Joe McPhee interviewed by Ken Vandermark ess.org... Tuesday 7pm Jonathan Williger presents: Model Home, Jax Deluca, Sarah Hughes, Andrew Bernstein, Ka Baird, Luke Stewart ess.org... Wednesday 1pm Rough Trade Transmissions: Angel Bat Dawid www.roughtrade.com... 7pm Dave Rempis live www.daverempis.com... 8pm House Seats: Mr. Show Reunion w/Bob Odenkirk, David Cross, et al. houseseats.live... 8pm BAM Virtual Gala: St. Vincent, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, et al. www.bam.org... Thursday 6–10pm New Music Solidarity Marathon with Claire Chase www.musicrebound.com... 8pm The New Gig w/Elvis Costello, Angelique Kidjo, Bootsy Collins, Ivan Neville, Milton Nascimento, Sheryl Crow, Robert Cray, et al. www.youtube.com... Friday 1pm Rough Trade Transmissions: Sleaford Mods www.roughtrade.com... 8pm Quarantine Concerts: Julia Holter and Olivia Block at 10pm ess.org...
	2:06am rich: Support WFMU Rent WBCN and the American Revolution: lcmedia.vhx.tv... Rent Other Music: othermusic.vhx.tv... Rent Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and The Band: magnoliapictures.vhx.tv... Rent Nico. 1988: magnoliapictures.vhx.tv... Thursday May 28 WFMU and the Museum of Interesting Things present Mind Your Manners: 16mm short films on Driving, Etiquette and more. www.eventbrite.com...
	2:07am rich: May 21–23 Association for Recorded Sound Collections annual conference webinar www.arsc-audio.org... www.arsc-audio.org...
	2:08am coelacanth∅: oh yeah, yaffa too. i can't say i missed them when they disappeared. even though i liked them...it was for the menus and the menus alone. the people who worked there were insufferable, as at most lower east side establishments.
	2:09am Fox: Holy crap! So much stuff!! Awesome!!
	2:11am mariano: Yeah, Orlin always felt like it was the same as I first found it while everything around it transformed. Menu was pretty reasonable for the area, food was always good, and they occasionally did an amazing mixed-berry cobbler. Huh, Fox... can't recall any horns specifically, but we're talking 20+ years ago. But I might well have at some point handed you my knapsack in exchange for one of those giant clothes pins or plastic clamps with a number on it.
	2:12am Fox: Yup! Likely. I often worked the front bag check, if I wasn't in the basement with the T-shirts.
	2:14am rich: i missed both of you. since i lived in jersey i bought comics in jersey and when i came into the city i'd go to see hear
	2:15am diciassette: Thank you for the link compilations! Excited about my first Julia Holter quarantine concert. Ahoy cool kids!
	2:17am coelacanth∅: hey diciassette
	2:17am Franco Twinkie: Interesting observation Coel, I was first shephereded around the alphabet by insiders so I got a pass when I was with them, but on my own I was suspect.
	2:20am coelacanth∅: Franco i never sucked the fashion nozzle (or the pretend anti-fashion nozzle) so i wasn't always treated like the cool kids; but yeah it depended what the person i was with looked like.
	2:21am rich: did anyone here ever suck the fashion nozzle?
	2:22am Franco Twinkie: Well, I always had the look. The problems started when I opened my mouth.
	2:22am Handy Haversack: Starting to fade -- night, all.
	2:23am mariano: Handy: I know you're not asleep... boy!
	2:23am Franco Twinkie: Handy, you have to stay up with the rest of us!
	2:23am coelacanth∅: been digging this to the mother of gods album lately
	2:24am rich: coel it's a good one i picked it up on bandcamp last week
	2:24am mariano: Yeah coela, I really loved the AW song, have to look up that album.
	2:25am coelacanth∅: 'night Handy
	2:26am spodiodi: night, Handy
	2:27am rich: goodnight handy
	2:27am mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm: Hello greetings from Wales uk
	2:28am Hubig Pie: God-damned I listened to alotta radio today
	2:28am spodiodi: hi mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
	2:28am coelacanth∅: Franco i didn't dress for or cut my hair for success... and that was that if i said anything!
	2:29am chresti: Night Handy.
	2:30am mariano: Good morning Wales!
	2:30am rich: hello mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm how do you pronounce your name in welsh?
	2:31am Jim the Poet: I'm a huge Gareth Bale fan mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
	2:34am Franco Twinkie: It's funny Coel, when I first went to New York and would walk the slummy streets of downtown, I saw myself fitting in. Long before rent hikes or death viruses, I came to my senses.
	2:34am Hubig Pie: In Welsh, the third and fouteenth m is silent
	2:36am Franco Twinkie: You're hitting your stride, Rich.
	2:37am rich: oh my god i've been mispronouncing it for years
	2:37am rich: just in time for the end of the show franco
	2:42am rich: a few more things Film Forum: filmforum.org Capital in the Twenty-First Century; Band of Outsiders; Rififi; Lee Grant’s Down and Out in America; The Booksellers; What She Said: The Art of Pauline Kael; Beanpole; Mephisto; Incitement; The Whistlers; Sorry We Missed You; The Wild Goose Lake; L’Innocente; Corpus Christi; César and Rosalie Film at Lincoln Center: www.filmlinc.org Bacurau; The Booksellers; Deerskin; Liberté; Santiago, Italia; Satantango; Someone, Somewhere; Vitalina Varela; The Whistlers; A White, White Day; On A Magical Night Angelika Film Center: www.filmlinc.org Beyond the Visible: Hilma Af Klint: Deerskin; The Wonderland Alamo On Demand: ondemand.drafthouse.com
	2:48am chresti: Haha Hubig.
	2:49am coelacanth∅: i never thought i'd fit in in nyc; nonetheless i did consider moving there once. i figured it'd be interesting for about a year then i'd leave but i didn't do it anyway. i think i decided i wouldn't be able to get a job there, and i think that's when i drove out west for one of my longer adventures.
	2:50am chresti: Thanks rich and Jim! Good night everyone!
	2:50am Wolfgang: Good morning, Richard and all Squirrelites from a sunny lockdown morning in Münster.
	2:50am rich: thanks for listening everyone. i'll be back next week with son of live from the inflatable squirrel carcasa (we'll see if we're broadcasting from home long enough to get to live from the inflatable squirrel carcasa vs. hedorah). take care of yourselves and stay safe.
	2:50am Jim the Poet: Great Show, Rich!
	2:50am rich: good night chresti
	2:51am rich: aah wolfgang tuning in for your favorite part of the show. welcome.
	2:51am coelacanth∅: Thanks rich and Jim the Poet and g'night everyone
	2:51am spodiodi: thanks, Rich! thanks, Jim (\_/) night all!
	2:52am Wolfgang: You mean the part where you say goodbye? Yes, I love to hear you say goodbye.
	2:52am spodiodi: goodmornight, Wolfgang
	2:53am Franco Twinkie: I have stuffed my mouth with crackers and am going straight to bed. Thanks Rich!
	2:53am Wolfgang: Spodi! Coel! Jim! chresti! I hail you!
	2:54am mariano: Night coela, and thanks rich and crew -- everyone take care and stay safe!
	2:54am Fox: Good night Rich and Jim and everyone!
	2:54am Wolfgang: Wild track, these Meridian Brothers!
	2:55am Wolfgang: Night night morning morning, mariano.
	2:55am Joe D.: sup Rich this is some real weird shit!
	2:56am Fox: NYC was the first place I fit in. Even when I was in my home town, people asked me where I was from and assumed I was from "the city" long before I moved there. Now it's changed, and I don't fit in there anymore, but I don't feel like I fit in with greater NJ. So... I feel like Jersey City is probably the right place for me to be, I suppose?
	2:59am Joe D.: no worries Fox literally everything is collapsing so I wouldn't worry about "places" too much anymore
	2:59am Wolfgang: Bless your bones, Skeleton Crew!!
	2:59am Fox: Good point! We live on the internet, now.
	3:00am Wolfgang: Thanks, Rich! 'night.

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from May 9, 2020

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