WFMU: Therese: Playlist from November 24, 2014

Listener comments!
	12:06am Bad Giblet Zero: Hiya!
	12:07am JakeGould: Seconds!
	12:07am Bad Giblet Zero: Have you seen the Blur/Russell Brand mashup that was making the rounds on the interwebs a couple of weeks ago?
	♥ 12:08am Therese: Hi! I have seen it!
	12:08am -andrew-: Hey everybody!
	12:08am KP: Hello Therese, Paul & all
	12:09am totallybiased: i saw. only recently realized the spoken word is Jimmy from Quadrophenia
	12:11am Bad Giblet Zero: I wonder if Interpol ever made it out of Buffalo.
	♥ 12:12am Therese: I am wondering the same thing, BGZ
	12:13am JakeGould: I wonder if teenagers in the non-snowy half of Buffalo dared each other to walk into the snowy part of Buffalo.
	12:14am Bad Giblet Zero: I just checked Interpol's social media. They did indeed escape. They were in Philadelphia yesterday.
	♥ 12:16am northguineahills: ha ha! I just told my wife about the Interpol bus the other day. I hadn't heard anything from Carlos, so, I imagined everything went well.
	12:18am KP: Philadelphia is no day in the sun
	♥ 12:20am Tome: Hellow Therese & everyone,,, nice start and now Alison YEE aHHH !
	12:20am PMD: Hi - great show start!!
	12:24am rw: Hello! Therese, I know we're only 20 min. in, but this mix of upbeat pop has improved my mood dramatically. The worst part about my day was the fact that it wasn't really all that bad. Will be here listening for the duration!
	12:26am JakeGould: rw, hang in there. Today was the first day I scrambled because sunset was at 4:32pm EST. Meaning it]s that time of the BLAH… again.
	♥ 12:27am Therese: I am glad I can help, RW!
	12:28am KP: Agnes Obel is impressive
	12:30am Bad Giblet Zero: I'm reading that David Lynch remixed one of Agnes Obel's tunes. Seems like a natural pairiing.
	12:30am JakeGould: Guten tag!
	12:53am rw: Time of the BLAH indeed. The days seem over before I can any momentum going. Plus, I don't know if this phenomenon occurs anywhere else in the world but after Daylight Saving Time ends traffic seems to get worse and worse until Christmas. Okay, enough grumbling. Back to work and this early Can! Woo!
	12:57am Bad Giblet Zero: @rw: I know some people feel some psychological changes due to sunset coming an hour earlier. We've been subconsciously programmed to be productive during daylight hours. A sort of panic sets in when it's dark outside and you're still at work. That probably spills over into how people drive. Couple that with the onset of the holiday travel and shopping season and it's enough to make anyone feel hurried.
	1:00am JakeGould: BGZ, in my case my job revolves around sitting in front of a computer. And that’s just not healthy. Happily I have a more flexible schedule now so I can just decide to go out when it’s sunny. But man, it still feels like you can be caged-in when working.
	1:05am Bad Giblet Zero: I take for granted how cushy I have it to get to work from home [or wherever I happen to have my laptop and an internet connection] until I have to go somewhere during daylight hours. When I'm out and about I encounter lots of people that are absorbed with texting or looking something up on their phone. They're not paying attention to what's happening around them and in turn they cut in front of/bump into people. I try to have the mindset that if the worst thing that happens in a given day is someone bumping into me with their shopping cart then that's a pretty good day.
	1:05am -andrew-: It's weird, I was trying to figure out how to relate to that. But working third shift, my daylight schedule is pretty consistent. It's dark when I leave for work and it's light out when I go home. Obviously that's not really normal either and I'm sure it will lead to some health issues at some point. But I do see the increase in traffic issues. Like BGZ said, I think the holiday anxiety is a big part of it.
	1:10am Bad Giblet Zero: During the American Music Awards earlier there were a few mentions of Taylor Swift's 1989 tour. Perhaps Terror Amor borrowed her time machine.
	1:13am Kathy: Good God Therese I LOVE YOU !!!!
	1:15am Bad Giblet Zero: @andrew: I spent most of last decade working a third shift job. I had a difficult time adjusting back to a "regular" daytime schedule. It's been six years since I worked third shift and I still lean towards a much later schedule. I generally go to bed sometime between 6am and 9am and sleep until between 1pm and 4pm.
	1:15am Kathy: your tone soothes the very soul
	1:18am Bad Giblet Zero: I used to have a "Best of 'Cutting Edge'" laserdisc comprised of segments from the Peter Zaremba-hosted MTV show that was a precursor to "120 Minutes." There was a segment with Jonathan Richman in which he talks about his least favorite crowds to perform for. I can probably still quote it verbatim and act out his mannerisms.
	1:19am rw: I tried to play that interview for my daughter who's a fan of JR. MS's discomfort made her so uncomfortable herself that she couldn't listen. Funny, because the week before his interview was 180 degrees in the opposite direction.
	1:20am Bad Giblet Zero: I wish Todd-o-phonic had named his show "Todd-o-phonic Todd Fills In For Todd-o-phonic Todd."
	1:21am JakeGould: FWIW, I just shifted from a 9-to-5 gig that had me sitting in a fluorescent light filled “cave” filled with computers to a “work my own time but work for us” freelance gig and it’s an odd transition. Waking up in “the office” can be disconcerting. So I force myself to get outside even more than when I was 9-to-5. NEED THAT SUNLIGHT!
	1:23am JakeGould: $264 dollars!
	1:26am Bad Giblet Zero: The title of that compilation sounds like a Numero Group release.
	1:29am -andrew-: Yeah, that's the worst part of my schedule, JakeGould. During the winter months, I don't see the sun except when I drive home from work because I go to bed right when I get home and by the time I wake up at 5-ish, the sun is already going down. So, I switch to a normal daylight schedule for my weekends, then switch back when my work week starts.
	1:37am Dan in Portland OR: Hi Therese and everyone listening and those on third shift out there tonight! (Formerly Dan in Milwaukee, formerly third shift)
	1:38am rw: Andrew that sounds grueling. Working off hours sounds pretty appealing though. Jake working from home is tough. Sounds like you've got yourself a fairly disciplined schedule though. My job is half on location half at home. I find myself procrastinating when home and then working until late. Especially Sunday. Like... now.
	1:42am -andrew-: rw, the upside to working overnights is seeing my wife and kid a lot more than I did working second shift. So, I consider that an even trade.
	♥ 1:42am ! I X Key !: !
	1:42am -andrew-: That and my job is super laid back and I can listen to WFMU while on the clock, so I'll take it.
	1:43am JakeGould: RW, I have it somewhat disciplined. I used to freelance for about 10 years. Then 9-to-5 for 3 years. And now back to freelancing as of the last few weeks. This was my choice because it works better for me. Slight hit in pay, but better overall life from this new setup. I do not miss commuting or sitting in a dark office dealing with bureaucractic B.S. And now I know how to discipline my schedule and structure my clients better.
	1:45am JakeGould: Andrew, whatever works is what works.
	1:45am Bad Giblet Zero: My company got an actual office a couple of years ago and I tried going in. It didn't work so well. I get super focused on whatever I'm doing and there were too many distractions being in an office. At home I have control over what's happening around me. I listen to WFMU or have old movies on in the background most of the time. I'm sure working from home like this isn't for everyone, but it works for me.
	1:48am Bad Giblet Zero: When I worked third shift the biggest issue I had was something waking me up in the afternoon and then not being able to get back to sleep. I'd lay in bed willing myself to fall asleep and it just wouldn't take. Usually about thirty minutes before I would have to wake up and get ready is when I'd start getting sleepy again. I started taking over-the-counter sleeping pills. I was hesitant to do it because I feared they would knock me out to the point that I would sleep through my alarm. Not the case at all. Things still woke me up, but I was able to fall right back asleep. The pills I took were made by Tylenol. They contained whatever sleep-inducing ingredient that's in Tylenol PM.
	1:49am Bad Giblet Zero: ♫♫ Third shifters of the world Unite and take over ♫♫
	1:50am JakeGould: For me, pills don’t work. But a nice long walk does. That an yogurt. I sound like a hippie.
	1:51am -andrew-: I had the same problem BGZ. I started taking a Melatonin supplement and it usually does the trick. It's more gradual, but it keeps me asleep, as long as I limit my caffeine intake. That and sleeping with an eye mask and ear plugs.
	1:52am -andrew-: Therese, I hope all this sleep talk isn't making you tired.
	1:53am JakeGould: Melatonin is actually good and cheap. You should try that BGZ.
	1:54am Bad Giblet Zero: I always put a DVD I'd watched hundred of times on repeat. It provided some level of constant noise so that the hustle and bustle of whatever was happening outside didn't wake me up. It had to be something I'd seen a bunch of times so that I didn't get wrapped up in wondering what would happen next. I just had to make sure it wasn't a MGM DVD. The MGM Home Video lion that pops up post-movie is LOUD!
	1:57am -andrew-: Ha! Yeah that would be a terrifying sound to suddenly wake you up.
	1:57am rw: Therese, just say it. You can't relate and we're kind of boring.
	♥ 1:58am Therese: No! That's not true at all, RW!
	1:59am JakeGould: I can’t go to sleep to TV or anything visual anymore. I use dot do that and it really created some stress dreams. Like I am having my dream and then suddenly… Some action scene from “Beverly Hills Cop” comes on and it ruins it…
	1:59am JakeGould: Therese respects us.
	2:00am rw: She does.
	2:01am Bad Giblet Zero: Therese is our friend.
	2:04am Bad Giblet Zero: I think every record I've ordered from Randy Records has a silver Sharpie/paint pen logo hand-drawn on one or both sides of the record.
	2:05am emile: Rockin!
	2:15am Bad Giblet Zero: Texas mini-set within the set!
	2:16am Bad Giblet Zero: If two songs can be considered a mini-set.
	2:17am GeesyCreesy: This is the theme song to the UK office. I thought this was familiar.
	2:32am brett: Nice!
	2:36am rw: Lonely Cowgirl song is on Light in the Attic. My friend Charlie has the Light in the Attic subscription. I think it's an annual gift from his wife. Mentioning it here just in case anybody has some holiday shopping or gift listing to do. It's a little pricey I think but he seems pretty jazzed about it.
	2:41am rw: http://lightintheattic.net/releases/1006-2014-light-in-the-attic-subscription-part-i
	2:43am Bad Giblet Zero: I used to subscribe to a thing called Turntable Kitchen. Each month they'd send a box with a 7-inch single, three or four recipe cards and some organically grown/produced ingredients that could be used to make one or more of the recipes. There was also a download for a compilation of tunes to listen to while making and enjoying a meal. It was in the $25-$30 range. I have no idea if the price is still the same. I canceled because the artists on the records included in the box were mostly not my thing.
	2:49am rw: Thanks BGZ. That looks like a perfect gift for my friend Alisun. Unfortunately a gift like that from me would probably send the wrong message... life is so complicated...
	2:56am Bad Giblet Zero: Great show as always, Therese! I am thankful for you and your show. Have a great week everyone. I hope you enjoy your holiday. I'll see you all back here next time!
	2:57am -andrew-: Have a good and safe holiday everyone! Thanks for another excellent show tonight, Therese!
	2:57am Steve-O: Hi Therese......wonderful show you put on tonight! Have an awesome week. =)
	♥ 2:58am Therese: Thanks, everyone. See you back here next week. Happy Thanksgiving!
	2:58am rw: Thank you Therese! I too am thankful and much less grumpy than I was an hour ago. Have a happy Thanksgiving everybody!!
	3:00am rw: I mean three hours ago...

Therese: Playlist from November 24, 2014

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November 24, 2014: All the people, so many people...

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Shop Assistants	It's Up to You "It's Up to You" by "Shop Assistants"	C86: Deluxe 3-CD Edition (V/A)	Cherry Red	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Blur	Parklife "Parklife" by "Blur"	Parklife	SBK Records		0:02:33 (Pop-up)
Paul McCartney & Wings	Magneto and Titanium Man	Venus and Mars: The Paul McCartney Archive Collection	Concord	*	0:05:21 (Pop-up)
Interpol	PDA "PDA" by "Interpol"	Turn On the Bright Lights	Matador		0:08:22 (Pop-up)
The Chills	Dan Destiny and the Silver Dawn	The BBC Sessions	Fire	*	0:13:18 (Pop-up)
Alison Moyet	Is This Love? "Is This Love?" by "Alison Moyet"	Is This Love? 7"	CBS Records		0:15:30 (Pop-up)
The Aerosols	She's So Far Gone "She's So Far Gone" by "The Aerosols"	Fake Mirror	World Famous in SF	*	0:20:01 (Pop-up)
Agnes Obel	Run Cried the Crawling (Live)	Aventine	Play It Again Sam	*	0:24:07 (Pop-up)

Germ House	Why Can't I Unwind "Why Can't I Unwind" by "Germ House"	Showing Symptoms	Trouble in Mind	*	0:35:40 (Pop-up)
Can	Yoo Doo Right "Yoo Doo Right" by "Can"	Monster Movie	Spoon / Mute		0:39:35 (Pop-up)
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard	Empty	I'm in Your Mind Fuzz	Castle Face	*	0:59:46 (Pop-up)

Thee Image	Outasite "Outasite" by "Thee Image"	Peru Bravo: Funk, Soul & Psych from Peru's Radical Decade (V/A)	Tiger's Milk / Strut	*	1:25:49 (Pop-up)
The Two Things in One	Walk On By "Walk On By" by "The Two Things in One"	Together Forever: The Music City Sessions	Omnivore Recordings	*	1:28:57 (Pop-up)
Beastie Boys	Gratitude "Gratitude" by "Beastie Boys"	Check Your Head	Capitol		1:33:47 (Pop-up)
Philly Boy Roy and Tom Scharpling	Turkoagie	The Best Show on WFMU	WFMU		1:36:22 (Pop-up)
Pharaoh Sanders	Everything I Have Is Good	Love Will Find a Way	Arista		1:37:04 (Pop-up)
Crystal Voyager Band	Space and Time	Crystal Voyager Original Motion Picture Soundtrack	Kemado	*	1:42:58 (Pop-up)

The Yolks	Bud Heavy "Bud Heavy" by "The Yolks"	Kings Of Awesome!	Randy Records!	*	1:57:02 (Pop-up)
The Blind Shake	Pollen "Pollen" by "The Blind Shake"	Breakfast of Failures	Goner Records	*	2:01:44 (Pop-up)
Ramma Lamma	Hot Stuff "Hot Stuff" by "Ramma Lamma"	Ice Cream	Certified PR	*	2:05:46 (Pop-up)
Radioactivity	Why "Why" by "Radioactivity"	Danger 7"	Secret Mission	*	2:09:34 (Pop-up)
Flesh Lights	Just About Due "Just About Due" by "Flesh Lights"	Free Yourself	12XU	*	2:11:40 (Pop-up)
Chris Farlowe	Handbags and Gladrags	The Soulful Chris Farlowe	Sony		2:15:27 (Pop-up)

Brigitte Fontaine	Merry Go Round "Merry Go Round" by "Brigitte Fontaine"	Brigitte Fontaine	Superior Viaduct	*	2:22:02 (Pop-up)
Grouper	Labyrinth "Labyrinth" by "Grouper"	Ruins	Kranky	*	2:25:15 (Pop-up)
Sylvie Simmons	Lonely Cowgirl "Lonely Cowgirl" by "Sylvie Simmons"	Sylvie	Light in the Attic	*	2:29:16 (Pop-up)
Robert Lester Folsom	See You Later, I'm Gone	Ode to a Rainy Day: Archives 1972-1975	Kemado	*	2:32:10 (Pop-up)
Joan Shelley	Something Small "Something Small" by "Joan Shelley"	Electric Ursa	No Quarter	*	2:36:38 (Pop-up)
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds	Sweetheart Come	No More Shall We Part	Reprise / Mute		2:41:22 (Pop-up)
Ólöf Arnalds	With Tomorrow / I'm On Fire	Ólöf Sings	One Little Indian		2:46:18 (Pop-up)

Nick Drake	Things Behind the Sun "Things Behind the Sun" by "Nick Drake"	Pink Moon	Island		2:55:51 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:06am Bad Giblet Zero: Hiya!
	12:07am JakeGould: Seconds!
	12:07am Bad Giblet Zero: Have you seen the Blur/Russell Brand mashup that was making the rounds on the interwebs a couple of weeks ago?
	♥ 12:08am Therese: Hi! I have seen it!
	12:08am -andrew-: Hey everybody!
	12:08am KP: Hello Therese, Paul & all
	12:09am totallybiased: i saw. only recently realized the spoken word is Jimmy from Quadrophenia
	12:11am Bad Giblet Zero: I wonder if Interpol ever made it out of Buffalo.
	♥ 12:12am Therese: I am wondering the same thing, BGZ
	12:13am JakeGould: I wonder if teenagers in the non-snowy half of Buffalo dared each other to walk into the snowy part of Buffalo.
	12:14am Bad Giblet Zero: I just checked Interpol's social media. They did indeed escape. They were in Philadelphia yesterday.
	♥ 12:16am northguineahills: ha ha! I just told my wife about the Interpol bus the other day. I hadn't heard anything from Carlos, so, I imagined everything went well.
	12:18am KP: Philadelphia is no day in the sun
	♥ 12:20am Tome: Hellow Therese & everyone,,, nice start and now Alison YEE aHHH !
	12:20am PMD: Hi - great show start!!
	12:24am rw: Hello! Therese, I know we're only 20 min. in, but this mix of upbeat pop has improved my mood dramatically. The worst part about my day was the fact that it wasn't really all that bad. Will be here listening for the duration!
	12:26am JakeGould: rw, hang in there. Today was the first day I scrambled because sunset was at 4:32pm EST. Meaning it]s that time of the BLAH… again.
	♥ 12:27am Therese: I am glad I can help, RW!
	12:28am KP: Agnes Obel is impressive
	12:30am Bad Giblet Zero: I'm reading that David Lynch remixed one of Agnes Obel's tunes. Seems like a natural pairiing.
	12:30am JakeGould: Guten tag!
	12:53am rw: Time of the BLAH indeed. The days seem over before I can any momentum going. Plus, I don't know if this phenomenon occurs anywhere else in the world but after Daylight Saving Time ends traffic seems to get worse and worse until Christmas. Okay, enough grumbling. Back to work and this early Can! Woo!
	12:57am Bad Giblet Zero: @rw: I know some people feel some psychological changes due to sunset coming an hour earlier. We've been subconsciously programmed to be productive during daylight hours. A sort of panic sets in when it's dark outside and you're still at work. That probably spills over into how people drive. Couple that with the onset of the holiday travel and shopping season and it's enough to make anyone feel hurried.
	1:00am JakeGould: BGZ, in my case my job revolves around sitting in front of a computer. And that’s just not healthy. Happily I have a more flexible schedule now so I can just decide to go out when it’s sunny. But man, it still feels like you can be caged-in when working.
	1:05am Bad Giblet Zero: I take for granted how cushy I have it to get to work from home [or wherever I happen to have my laptop and an internet connection] until I have to go somewhere during daylight hours. When I'm out and about I encounter lots of people that are absorbed with texting or looking something up on their phone. They're not paying attention to what's happening around them and in turn they cut in front of/bump into people. I try to have the mindset that if the worst thing that happens in a given day is someone bumping into me with their shopping cart then that's a pretty good day.
	1:05am -andrew-: It's weird, I was trying to figure out how to relate to that. But working third shift, my daylight schedule is pretty consistent. It's dark when I leave for work and it's light out when I go home. Obviously that's not really normal either and I'm sure it will lead to some health issues at some point. But I do see the increase in traffic issues. Like BGZ said, I think the holiday anxiety is a big part of it.
	1:10am Bad Giblet Zero: During the American Music Awards earlier there were a few mentions of Taylor Swift's 1989 tour. Perhaps Terror Amor borrowed her time machine.
	1:13am Kathy: Good God Therese I LOVE YOU !!!!
	1:15am Bad Giblet Zero: @andrew: I spent most of last decade working a third shift job. I had a difficult time adjusting back to a "regular" daytime schedule. It's been six years since I worked third shift and I still lean towards a much later schedule. I generally go to bed sometime between 6am and 9am and sleep until between 1pm and 4pm.
	1:15am Kathy: your tone soothes the very soul
	1:18am Bad Giblet Zero: I used to have a "Best of 'Cutting Edge'" laserdisc comprised of segments from the Peter Zaremba-hosted MTV show that was a precursor to "120 Minutes." There was a segment with Jonathan Richman in which he talks about his least favorite crowds to perform for. I can probably still quote it verbatim and act out his mannerisms.
	1:19am rw: I tried to play that interview for my daughter who's a fan of JR. MS's discomfort made her so uncomfortable herself that she couldn't listen. Funny, because the week before his interview was 180 degrees in the opposite direction.
	1:20am Bad Giblet Zero: I wish Todd-o-phonic had named his show "Todd-o-phonic Todd Fills In For Todd-o-phonic Todd."
	1:21am JakeGould: FWIW, I just shifted from a 9-to-5 gig that had me sitting in a fluorescent light filled “cave” filled with computers to a “work my own time but work for us” freelance gig and it’s an odd transition. Waking up in “the office” can be disconcerting. So I force myself to get outside even more than when I was 9-to-5. NEED THAT SUNLIGHT!
	1:23am JakeGould: $264 dollars!
	1:26am Bad Giblet Zero: The title of that compilation sounds like a Numero Group release.
	1:29am -andrew-: Yeah, that's the worst part of my schedule, JakeGould. During the winter months, I don't see the sun except when I drive home from work because I go to bed right when I get home and by the time I wake up at 5-ish, the sun is already going down. So, I switch to a normal daylight schedule for my weekends, then switch back when my work week starts.
	1:37am Dan in Portland OR: Hi Therese and everyone listening and those on third shift out there tonight! (Formerly Dan in Milwaukee, formerly third shift)
	1:38am rw: Andrew that sounds grueling. Working off hours sounds pretty appealing though. Jake working from home is tough. Sounds like you've got yourself a fairly disciplined schedule though. My job is half on location half at home. I find myself procrastinating when home and then working until late. Especially Sunday. Like... now.
	1:42am -andrew-: rw, the upside to working overnights is seeing my wife and kid a lot more than I did working second shift. So, I consider that an even trade.
	♥ 1:42am ! I X Key !: !
	1:42am -andrew-: That and my job is super laid back and I can listen to WFMU while on the clock, so I'll take it.
	1:43am JakeGould: RW, I have it somewhat disciplined. I used to freelance for about 10 years. Then 9-to-5 for 3 years. And now back to freelancing as of the last few weeks. This was my choice because it works better for me. Slight hit in pay, but better overall life from this new setup. I do not miss commuting or sitting in a dark office dealing with bureaucractic B.S. And now I know how to discipline my schedule and structure my clients better.
	1:45am JakeGould: Andrew, whatever works is what works.
	1:45am Bad Giblet Zero: My company got an actual office a couple of years ago and I tried going in. It didn't work so well. I get super focused on whatever I'm doing and there were too many distractions being in an office. At home I have control over what's happening around me. I listen to WFMU or have old movies on in the background most of the time. I'm sure working from home like this isn't for everyone, but it works for me.
	1:48am Bad Giblet Zero: When I worked third shift the biggest issue I had was something waking me up in the afternoon and then not being able to get back to sleep. I'd lay in bed willing myself to fall asleep and it just wouldn't take. Usually about thirty minutes before I would have to wake up and get ready is when I'd start getting sleepy again. I started taking over-the-counter sleeping pills. I was hesitant to do it because I feared they would knock me out to the point that I would sleep through my alarm. Not the case at all. Things still woke me up, but I was able to fall right back asleep. The pills I took were made by Tylenol. They contained whatever sleep-inducing ingredient that's in Tylenol PM.
	1:49am Bad Giblet Zero: ♫♫ Third shifters of the world Unite and take over ♫♫
	1:50am JakeGould: For me, pills don’t work. But a nice long walk does. That an yogurt. I sound like a hippie.
	1:51am -andrew-: I had the same problem BGZ. I started taking a Melatonin supplement and it usually does the trick. It's more gradual, but it keeps me asleep, as long as I limit my caffeine intake. That and sleeping with an eye mask and ear plugs.
	1:52am -andrew-: Therese, I hope all this sleep talk isn't making you tired.
	1:53am JakeGould: Melatonin is actually good and cheap. You should try that BGZ.
	1:54am Bad Giblet Zero: I always put a DVD I'd watched hundred of times on repeat. It provided some level of constant noise so that the hustle and bustle of whatever was happening outside didn't wake me up. It had to be something I'd seen a bunch of times so that I didn't get wrapped up in wondering what would happen next. I just had to make sure it wasn't a MGM DVD. The MGM Home Video lion that pops up post-movie is LOUD!
	1:57am -andrew-: Ha! Yeah that would be a terrifying sound to suddenly wake you up.
	1:57am rw: Therese, just say it. You can't relate and we're kind of boring.
	♥ 1:58am Therese: No! That's not true at all, RW!
	1:59am JakeGould: I can’t go to sleep to TV or anything visual anymore. I use dot do that and it really created some stress dreams. Like I am having my dream and then suddenly… Some action scene from “Beverly Hills Cop” comes on and it ruins it…
	1:59am JakeGould: Therese respects us.
	2:00am rw: She does.
	2:01am Bad Giblet Zero: Therese is our friend.
	2:04am Bad Giblet Zero: I think every record I've ordered from Randy Records has a silver Sharpie/paint pen logo hand-drawn on one or both sides of the record.
	2:05am emile: Rockin!
	2:15am Bad Giblet Zero: Texas mini-set within the set!
	2:16am Bad Giblet Zero: If two songs can be considered a mini-set.
	2:17am GeesyCreesy: This is the theme song to the UK office. I thought this was familiar.
	2:32am brett: Nice!
	2:36am rw: Lonely Cowgirl song is on Light in the Attic. My friend Charlie has the Light in the Attic subscription. I think it's an annual gift from his wife. Mentioning it here just in case anybody has some holiday shopping or gift listing to do. It's a little pricey I think but he seems pretty jazzed about it.
	2:41am rw: http://lightintheattic.net/releases/1006-2014-light-in-the-attic-subscription-part-i
	2:43am Bad Giblet Zero: I used to subscribe to a thing called Turntable Kitchen. Each month they'd send a box with a 7-inch single, three or four recipe cards and some organically grown/produced ingredients that could be used to make one or more of the recipes. There was also a download for a compilation of tunes to listen to while making and enjoying a meal. It was in the $25-$30 range. I have no idea if the price is still the same. I canceled because the artists on the records included in the box were mostly not my thing.
	2:49am rw: Thanks BGZ. That looks like a perfect gift for my friend Alisun. Unfortunately a gift like that from me would probably send the wrong message... life is so complicated...
	2:56am Bad Giblet Zero: Great show as always, Therese! I am thankful for you and your show. Have a great week everyone. I hope you enjoy your holiday. I'll see you all back here next time!
	2:57am -andrew-: Have a good and safe holiday everyone! Thanks for another excellent show tonight, Therese!
	2:57am Steve-O: Hi Therese......wonderful show you put on tonight! Have an awesome week. =)
	♥ 2:58am Therese: Thanks, everyone. See you back here next week. Happy Thanksgiving!
	2:58am rw: Thank you Therese! I too am thankful and much less grumpy than I was an hour ago. Have a happy Thanksgiving everybody!!
	3:00am rw: I mean three hours ago...

Therese: Playlist from November 24, 2014

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