WFMU: Pseu's Thing With A Hook: Playlist from November 11, 2021

Listener comments!
	12:05pm Tom from Boulder: Always psyched for this show!
	12:08pm headlesscolin: hey wassup music is cool
	12:08pm BLCKDGRD: Hi Pseu, you might have everything lined-up (and already know this and have a song in hand) but today is Andy Partridge's 68th bday
	12:10pm popchop: I'm psyched too!
	12:11pm eva: hello!
	12:11pm John in Phoenixville: RIP Margo Guryan. Thanks for playing this one, Pseu.
	12:11pm chris_in_space: Hey all! From Dylan, to Harrison, to Newton-John, "If Not For You" keeps on giving.
	12:12pm wendy del formaggio: Hello Pseu! ❤️
	12:14pm pgalub: Hey Pseu and everyone! Looking forward to the show! 🎸
	12:15pm Krys O.: Greetings! Surfacing briefly to say "Good afternoon!" amidst nuttiness at work for past several weeks. xxxooo to Pseu and all the Hookers!
	12:19pm wendy del formaggio: Krys O.! xoxo
	12:20pm Will the Sound Guy: Good afternoon Pseu and all! Enjoying my lunch break listening with all of you 🍕🔥🍕⚡👍
	12:21pm olivia: thanks for the margo guryan tunes, Pseu! I was sad to learn she passed away. Absolutely love her voice.
	12:22pm andy the painter: Margo always makes me feel….spanky. thanks, Pseu.
	12:23pm Special_Vessels: Loved that margo guryan mini-set! thanks, Pseu.
	12:25pm kym: Pseu! You're giving me the chills with this lovely set!
	12:27pm royvis: Good afternoon Pseu, and everyone!
	12:30pm eva: You can make the coffee-lol!
	12:31pm John in Phoenixville: Thanks for this beautiful tribute to Margo, Pseu.
	12:38pm Mister Dobalina: Howdy Hookers & Pseu !
	12:38pm ratso: Hey, what's up Pseu?! Hey, fellow listeners!
	12:39pm Scott Williams: What a great show Royvis did yesterday! Hiya Pseu! And Royvis!
	12:39pm Gerry from Miami: Pseu, I see that BLCKDGRD alerted you about Andy Partridge's birthday today. It is also Veterans' Day/Remembrance Day/Armistice Day. An excellent opportunity to perhaps give Paul Simon's lovely tune, "Armistice Day," a spin later in the show. Your selection so far has knocked it out of the park! Keep it up!
	12:39pm royvis: It WAS the best, thanks Pseu & Scott! WFMU listeners are also the best!
	12:39pm alan the painter: Lick U Pseu!
	12:42pm BLCKDGRD: Scott does not like XTC, he mentions it every time he plays Dukes, Little Lighthouse is an excellent not-XTC option.....
	12:46pm JohnEBGood: Hi Pseu. Happy Veterans Day! Thanks to all who have served and all still serving : )
	12:47pm Yes: hi all
	12:52pm nurse t: hi Pseu. fist time listening. nice show you've got here.
	12:54pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I've really enjoyed this Abba album.
	12:56pm Lawrence: Catherine Wheel lead singer Rob Dickinson is the cousin of Bruce Dickinson from Iron Maiden
	12:57pm luka: this band is so special, i listened to “crank” a lot last week for some reason. sounding great today, pseu.
	12:58pm Listening Out There: I like the rat shoes you put on Instagram, Pseu. Are you wearing those now?
	12:58pm karlward: I demand to know how this hook got embedded in the side of my vehicle, right there, straight into the steel
	12:58pm trouthead: Great song, the catherine wheel
	12:59pm alan the painter: you the best
	1:01pm Stillwell Coney Islander: Hola Pseu!
	1:02pm iⓀe: I love The Catherine Wheel.
	1:02pm KWilde: Expanded playlist format (perhaps for RIAA)
	1:06pm Lixiviated Life: Hi ya psueshi
	1:07pm PJ: There were a few minor mistakes during the Big Star show, but I really loved it, particularly Chris Stamey's version of "I Am the Cosmos". Jody's singing was also a big highlight, as was Brett's.
	1:10pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Loving the set. Slept until the last minute today; was up until 2:30 AM last night talking to my best friend from college who had lost her Mom to pancreatic cancer hours before. Had at first said I would just throw clothes on. Then thought maybe I could sneak in brushing my teeth/washing my face. Gripped by exhaustion and indecision, I am still sitting here naked on a towel placed on my office chair, wondering if they would notice if I stepped away for a fast shower....it's one of those days. I'm so tired my hair hurts.
	1:12pm Morgan: great show pseu. i am drinking hot things and sweeping fallen leaves to it
	1:13pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Veteran's Day...just a reminder that many people perished also as part of domestic wartime efforts at home, either in factory accidents or long-term illnesses from exposure to toxins...like my Grandpa whose job it was to pack asbestos in between walls of ships under construction at the Bklyn Navy Yard. They gave him a pair of cotton gloves and part of his wages were in unfiltered cigarettes; extras above and beyond those gotten with ration coupons. He also got more ration coupons, but he spent 12 hours a day plus picking up asbestos...and then touching his cigarette...lather rinse repeat.
	1:16pm unpopularfred: take that shower threemoons, your no good to whoever "they" are if your not in a decent frame of mind and body
	1:17pm unpopularfred: (oh no! I did a your/you're flip, grrrr)
	1:18pm Mike Sin: Hi Pseu! Just busted away from work and dropped in. Diggin' this Gentle Hen! :)
	1:21pm radioronan: I was at show in my WFMU sweatshirt..alas not an og Thing with a Hook one..I was at a couple of the Third tribute shows over the years..I enjoy the intimacy at St Ann's - that's always amazing. The collective was unsteady at times clearly rocked by last minute changes. Brett was great..Stamey's Cosmos as PJ noted..loosest moment was seemingly Mike Mills leading Don't Go Back to Rockville, though..
	1:25pm Jason from Houston: Hey there, good folks. ꒰｡• ◡ •｡꒱
	1:25pm TimSF: never heard this cover. a little more subdued. "nothing is forever."
	1:25pm TimSF: hey ya Jason
	1:26pm Pseu Braun: THANKS everyone for being here, and there, and everywhere...wearing my rat slippers right now!
	1:26pm patrick321: Hey Pseu and all. Digging this surfer blood.
	1:27pm ratso: @TimSF, this covers record has some good choices on it. good listen, mostly.
	1:27pm TimSF: pseu: remember reading they counted 21,000 rats in NYC. "rat census"
	1:28pm TimSF: on a rat thread here, I guess. ratso: thanks for the rec. I will listen.
	1:29pm Fox: I have a strange association with the smell of dead rats in walls. Because dead rats in walls also kinda smell like cabbage soup. And I love cabbage. Confused brain.
	1:30pm Jason from Houston: Hey ya, TimSF! That's a good one and I messed it up. LOL
	1:32pm TimSF: that's OK Jason...you're always super-quick. Takes me a while to find the keys on the keyboard.
	1:35pm efd: The halfway point is absolutely a milestone worth mentioning! signed, a fellow frequent halfway point mentioner.
	1:35pm ratso: When they pass the sign that says "13.1".
	1:36pm Lixiviated Life: If you spent the days, weeks, months training for a marathon, you know the halfway point.
	1:39pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: @unpopularfred you are probably correct. OTOH I can do this job in an even worse state and have in the past. But yeah.
	1:40pm Lixiviated Life: you're asking us what's good? that's a bold move considering the snide remarks we listeners are apt to make
	1:47pm Joe McG: By amazing coincidence, Pseu, the Alan Bown's first album was on Verve Forecast, so I'll be playing them on Monday's show! (Thanks for the plug!)
	1:59pm The Donut King: Nice to hear that Cardinal. The main guy has turned into such a blowhard, but that record is still a thing of beauty.
	2:01pm onthetrain: High gang .
	2:02pm MD: HI!!!
	2:03pm chris_in_space: Martin Newell has the chorus guitar tone locked.
	2:05pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): Hiya Pseu et al! I was prevented from commenting until now... Dave Hawes who was the bassist in Catherine Wheel recently had a birthday! He lives in NE Ohio now, of all places!
	2:06pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): prevented by a little thing called work... :)
	2:08pm TimSF: @Listener Jonny.... work is a four-letter word.
	2:10pm Joe B: hey pseu, show sounding great as always
	2:11pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): @TimeSF You said it! I am lucky to be able to have an office with a door that I can close, read and write interesting things, and to listen to WFMU while I do it. :)
	2:11pm Jason from Houston: Ohhhhhh... Very fine.
	2:12pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	2:17pm listener monica: heya!
	2:20pm rich the greeb: Hey hey hookers and Pseu heat! Love matt Berry! His music and acting.
	2:22pm The Donut King: Laszlo!
	2:22pm cb: Thank you for this Matt Berry double shot.
	2:25pm Lixiviated Life: so... are you just the donut king or are you THE donut king ?
	2:26pm Fox: One season wonder! Garth Marenghi's Dark Place!
	2:26pm The Donut King: I'm actually "THAT" Donut King, but SAG said there was already a "That Donut King," hence I am now "The Donut King."
	2:27pm The Donut King: Yes, I can hear you, Clem Fandango...
	2:29pm Krys O.: @The Donut King: YES! YES! YESSSSSSSS!
	2:29pm Krys O.: @Fox: GMDP is close to my heart.
	2:30pm Krys O.: I have a signed copy of Berry's Television Themes CD. Sigh....
	2:31pm Krys O.: Ooh, ooh! And there's Matt's loveable character Beef in Vic & Bob's House of Fools. :)
	2:31pm Morgan: pee rocks
	2:32pm TimSF: protein advice is coming from protein-shake marketers
	2:32pm Jason from Houston: 30 grams seems like a lot. People have been telling this vegetarian to eat more protein for 23 years or so. I feel fine with just a little.
	2:32pm Lixiviated Life: Psue think of your brittle bones.
	2:32pm Krys O.: It is imperative that I savor this show on the archives later.
	2:32pm Jason from Houston: What TimSF said.
	2:32pm Joe Baker: 40g of protien per meal
	2:32pm Lixiviated Life: You need to wrap them bones in protein shakes
	2:32pm Fox: I find the Paleo Diet leaning towards low carb is ideal. As long as you aren't getting the gout, I think your protein is fine. I think the guideline is that a serving of meat should be about aas big as your palm.
	2:33pm Hydroplane: Yes exactly what is the threshold for "processed"?
	2:33pm PNX: Miracle Nutrition with Pseu
	2:34pm Hydroplane: "According to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), processed food is defined as any raw agricultural commodity that has been subject to washing, cleaning, milling, cutting, chopping, heating, pasteurizing, blanching, cooking, canning, freezing, drying, dehydrating, mixing, packaging or other procedures that alter the food from its natural state." OK so just avoid all that. Easy!
	2:34pm TVP: Everyone talks about protein, but is it possible to be antitein?
	2:35pm Hydroplane: contein*
	2:35pm Lixiviated Life: @ TVP Best Comment EVER
	2:36pm ?: I'm a nutritionist and you are right, protein is not the end all. You can't overdose on protein but it has calories so keep that in mind if you are counting calories. Fiber is what people REALLY need to worry about. Lack of it in processed food is the biggest problem of processed food in my opionion. Also, it's a myth that words with starting with "wh" are supposed to be pronounced with the "h" sound. Classy people tried differentiated themselves from the masses by doing this but there is no historical basis for this. Yes I'm being a pendant about other people being pendants
	2:36pm Fox: I've got Histamine Intolerance (chronic allergic reaction) and Interstitial Cystitis (angry fucking bladder) now (thanks to all the mold, shitty landlord!), so... Any artificial flavoring or coloring makes my abdomen in agony, and even "natural flavoring" sometimes. Such foods also makes me break out in hives most of the time, as does anything canned, or just kinda old.
	2:37pm TimSF: @Hydroplane, then that chicken Pseu beheads and cleans with her bare hands counts as "processed?
	2:37pm trouthead: Shooting Dear, good song
	2:38pm Gerry from Miami: PSEU, no more than 2 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight per day. Otherwise intestinal discomfort, diarrhea, dehydration, unexplained exhaustion, headaches, nausea and irritability may result.
	2:39pm emilie s: Sounds like Ozzy had it right -- we should just be biting the heads straight off the chickens.
	2:40pm Hydroplane: @TimSF If I were a Pseu I would... have someone else's bare hands behead the chicken? I have no solution.
	2:40pm Fox: Also, the Angry Bladder demands no caffeine, no chocolate, no tea, no coffee, nothing spicy, nothing acidic, nothing citrus. And then there's the IBS from being on antibiotics for 8 years straight, and then off an on for another three years. I basically live on cabbage, cauliflower, eggs, and meat.
	2:41pm Hydroplane: Are you an actual fox
	2:41pm Gerry from Miami: An example--- A person weighing 60 kg(132 lbs) should consume no more than 120 grams of protein per day.
	2:41pm Morgan: i kind of go by the standard that if i couldnt kill it, i shouldn’t eat it
	2:42pm TimSF: Hydroplane....that is funny.
	2:44pm Hydroplane: More context: - Minimally processed foods — such as bagged spinach, cut vegetables and roasted nuts — are often simply pre-prepped for convenience. - Foods processed at their peak to lock in nutritional quality and freshness include canned tomatoes, frozen fruit and vegetables and canned tuna. - Foods with ingredients added for flavor and texture (sweeteners, spices, oils, colors and preservatives) include jarred pasta sauce, salad dressing, yogurt and cake mixes. - Ready-to-eat foods — such as crackers, chips and deli meat — are more heavily processed. - The most heavily processed foods often are frozen or pre-made meals, including frozen pizza and microwaveable dinners.
	2:44pm Fox: Oh, but as far as processed foods goes... This awesome journalist went undercover and used sexism to her advantage to get into these crazy food conventions where these companies show off their creepy food processing chemicals. And because the chemicals are used in the "processing" they aren't considered an ingredient. www.bbc.co.uk... Shit like this is what makes me lean towards organic labeled foods.
	2:45pm Gerry from Miami: @? I think you mean PEDANT. A pandant is worn around the neck.
	2:45pm Krys O.: My mom told me stories about having to kill chickens when she grew up on a farm as a kid. They freaked me out, but not permanently. Tangentially speaking my afternoon snack was roasted seaweed. Crispy!
	2:45pm drr: A pandant is worn around a panda.
	2:46pm Fox: Hydroplane: Shit. Maybe that's my problem. What do Foxes usually eat?
	2:46pm TimSF: Gerry from Miami You're so pedantic
	2:47pm Gerry from Miami: @drr. So true! My typing skills are in bad shape because I eat too much protein.
	2:48pm fg23: Not to be pedantic, but the word is "pedant," not "pendant."
	2:49pm TimSF: Krys O: in the book Cold Mountain he describes how she gets the chicken ready for eating: swings the chicken from the neck until it is two pieces.
	2:50pm Krys O.: Note: the roasted seaweed snack had a warning, "Do not eat the enclosed moisture-absorbing silcone gel packet." And I didn't.
	2:50pm Gerry from Miami: @TimSF. Yes, I really am quite fond of walking around. But not to the extreme of becoming a pedophile!
	2:51pm Pseu Braun: TAKING NOTES
	2:52pm Krys O.: My mom used an axe to cut the head off the chicken. She said that sometimes the headless body would still flap around.
	2:53pm TimSF: Gerry from Miami: usually your comments are interesting; today they are just pedestrian.
	2:53pm Krys O.: My dad creeped us out further by describing how they prepared other meat products. I won't mention what. He was also sad about having to eat a horse when there was a famine.
	2:53pm Krys O.: Thanks, Pseu!
	2:54pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Krys O: the roasted seaweed sounds delicious. There's a place around here that serves fried dulse. Super tasty.
	2:56pm Gerry from Miami: Thanks, Tim! I'm actually out on my afternoon stroll as we speak. I'm at the corner of WALK and DON'T WALK right now.
	2:57pm drr: Well, now I wanna hear about the other meat products.
	2:57pm Lyman: Best proteins are from natural foods: meat, fish, chicken, eggs. Plant based proteins may lack some of the essential amino acids. If you engage in hard exercise you really only need 1/2 gram protein per lb of bodyweight. Yes, older adults need more becuse of digestion handicaps. I make a protein drink of 1 egg, peanut butter, yogurt, and a banana. Perfect for on-the-air!
	2:58pm Mike Sin: Another great show today, Pseu! So many fantastic tracks.
	2:58pm TimSF: Gerry: enjoy your walk. Sorry, I didn't mean to be pejorative. Now I am penitent
	2:59pm Joe B: thanks Pseu!
	2:59pm Gerry from Miami: PSEU, great show as always. Always err on the short side of protein consumption. You'll feel better. I'm having a great Veterans' Day and your show made it even better. Thanks!
	3:00pm vinylmonkee: Thanks Pseu!
	3:01pm Gerry from Miami: TIM, I'll see you on the set of "Jeopardy" one day, perhaps.
	3:01pm radioronan: Thanks Pseu!

Pseu's Thing With A Hook: Playlist from November 11, 2021

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November 11, 2021

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Approx. start time
doug gillard	thing with a hook (pseu's theme)	n/a	347 records	MP3	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
julia bardo	the one "the one" by "julia bardo"	Bauhaus, L'Appartamento	Wichita Recordings	CD	0:03:52 (Pop-up)
olivia newton-john	if not for you	ONJ	emi recordings	MP3	0:07:54 (Pop-up)
margo guryan	sun "sun" by "margo guryan"	take a picture	franklin castle	CD	0:09:43 (Pop-up)
margo guryan	please believe me "please believe me" by "margo guryan"	25 demos	franklin castle	CD	0:12:50 (Pop-up)
margo guryan	yes i am "yes i am" by "margo guryan"	single	pure mint recordings	MP3	0:15:39 (Pop-up)
margo guryan	spanky and our gang "spanky and our gang" by "margo guryan"	single	dartmoor	MP3	0:19:25 (Pop-up)
the beach boys	god only knows "god only knows" by "the beach boys"	the beach boys love songs	Capitol Records	MP3	0:21:57 (Pop-up)
linus of hollywood	a girl like that	something good	magic beach recordings	MP3	0:24:29 (Pop-up)
oliver	sunday mornin' "sunday mornin'" by "oliver"	goog morning sunshine: the best of oliver	taragon	MP3	0:28:35 (Pop-up)

chime school	taking time to tell you				0:38:10 (Pop-up)
the on and ons	i remember you well	back for more	citadel	MP3	0:40:59 (Pop-up)
glass pony	daydream "daydream" by "glass pony"	single	glass pony	MP3	0:44:18 (Pop-up)
llawgne	please explain entrophy "please explain entrophy" by "llawgne"	nevereveries	declared goods	MP3	0:47:15 (Pop-up)
abba	bumblebee "bumblebee" by "abba"	voyage	Polar Music International	MP3	0:50:44 (Pop-up)
the catherine wheel	the nude "the nude" by "the catherine wheel"	chrome	mercury records	CD	0:54:47 (Pop-up)

sparkbird	minor holiday "minor holiday" by "sparkbird"	single	stephan nance	MP3	1:07:13 (Pop-up)
tobin sprout	breaking down "breaking down" by "tobin sprout"	on golden rivers	fire records	CD	1:12:21 (Pop-up)
gentle hen	i don't know about anyone else but	the bells on the boats on the bay	henning olhenbusch	CD	1:15:43 (Pop-up)
blanketman	leave the south "leave the south" by "blanketman"	national trust	PIAS Recordings	MP3	1:19:37 (Pop-up)
surfer blood	hey ya "hey ya" by "surfer blood"	covers	Joyful Noise Recordings	MP3	1:22:22 (Pop-up)
stephen chopek	my fault "my fault" by "stephen chopek"	single	declared goods	MP3	1:26:28 (Pop-up)
the lodger	bewildered "bewildered" by "the lodger"	single	love at first sight	MP3	1:28:53 (Pop-up)

the alan bown	magic hankerchief "magic hankerchief" by "the alan bown"	outward bown	grapefruit	CD	1:45:23 (Pop-up)
tales of justine	something special	baroque pop	warner music group	CD	1:49:13 (Pop-up)
the tokens	sweet laurie, fair laurie	sincerely	archive	MP3	1:52:09 (Pop-up)
cardinal	silver machines "silver machines" by "cardinal"	cardinal	fire records	MP3	1:56:08 (Pop-up)
the rallies	all over town "all over town" by "the rallies"	upside down	the rallies	MP3	1:59:02 (Pop-up)
martin newell	former phonebox vandal	let's kiosk	mr.mule		2:03:29 (Pop-up)
martin newell	wunderbarmaid "wunderbarmaid" by "martin newell"	let's kiosk	mr. mule	MP3	2:05:17 (Pop-up)
the top boost	early morning days "early morning days" by "the top boost"	single	the top boost	Vinyl	2:07:54 (Pop-up)
juana molina	el desconfiado "el desconfiado" by "juana molina"	segundo	crammed discs	CD	2:11:56 (Pop-up)
elephant stone	manipulator "manipulator" by "elephant stone"	ship of fools	elephants on parade	CD	2:15:45 (Pop-up)
matt berry	the summer sun "the summer sun" by "matt berry"	the blue elephant	acid jazz	MP3	2:17:25 (Pop-up)
matt berry	take my hand "take my hand" by "matt berry"	single	acid jazz	MP3	2:20:41 (Pop-up)
	a song				2:23:25 (Pop-up)
jim noir	shooting deer "shooting deer" by "jim noir"	melody junction ep	jim noir bandcamp	MP3	2:33:36 (Pop-up)
shplang	birds go 'round "birds go 'round" by "shplang"	los grandes excritos 1994 tp 2019	big stir	CD	2:37:57 (Pop-up)
rogers & butler	the man who's made of tin	single	edward rogers music	MP3	2:41:19 (Pop-up)
kelley stoltz	umbrella - bonus track	single	third man	MP3	2:45:03 (Pop-up)
silver sun	don't make me blue "don't make me blue" by "silver sun"	a lick & a promise	silver sun	MP3	2:48:37 (Pop-up)
frankie cosmos	sad 2 "sad 2" by "frankie cosmos"	single	double double whammy	MP3	2:51:38 (Pop-up)
the green ray	clouds away tomorrow	five points of light	reckless records/the green ray	MP3	2:54:25 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:05pm Tom from Boulder: Always psyched for this show!
	12:08pm headlesscolin: hey wassup music is cool
	12:08pm BLCKDGRD: Hi Pseu, you might have everything lined-up (and already know this and have a song in hand) but today is Andy Partridge's 68th bday
	12:10pm popchop: I'm psyched too!
	12:11pm eva: hello!
	12:11pm John in Phoenixville: RIP Margo Guryan. Thanks for playing this one, Pseu.
	12:11pm chris_in_space: Hey all! From Dylan, to Harrison, to Newton-John, "If Not For You" keeps on giving.
	12:12pm wendy del formaggio: Hello Pseu! ❤️
	12:14pm pgalub: Hey Pseu and everyone! Looking forward to the show! 🎸
	12:15pm Krys O.: Greetings! Surfacing briefly to say "Good afternoon!" amidst nuttiness at work for past several weeks. xxxooo to Pseu and all the Hookers!
	12:19pm wendy del formaggio: Krys O.! xoxo
	12:20pm Will the Sound Guy: Good afternoon Pseu and all! Enjoying my lunch break listening with all of you 🍕🔥🍕⚡👍
	12:21pm olivia: thanks for the margo guryan tunes, Pseu! I was sad to learn she passed away. Absolutely love her voice.
	12:22pm andy the painter: Margo always makes me feel….spanky. thanks, Pseu.
	12:23pm Special_Vessels: Loved that margo guryan mini-set! thanks, Pseu.
	12:25pm kym: Pseu! You're giving me the chills with this lovely set!
	12:27pm royvis: Good afternoon Pseu, and everyone!
	12:30pm eva: You can make the coffee-lol!
	12:31pm John in Phoenixville: Thanks for this beautiful tribute to Margo, Pseu.
	12:38pm Mister Dobalina: Howdy Hookers & Pseu !
	12:38pm ratso: Hey, what's up Pseu?! Hey, fellow listeners!
	12:39pm Scott Williams: What a great show Royvis did yesterday! Hiya Pseu! And Royvis!
	12:39pm Gerry from Miami: Pseu, I see that BLCKDGRD alerted you about Andy Partridge's birthday today. It is also Veterans' Day/Remembrance Day/Armistice Day. An excellent opportunity to perhaps give Paul Simon's lovely tune, "Armistice Day," a spin later in the show. Your selection so far has knocked it out of the park! Keep it up!
	12:39pm royvis: It WAS the best, thanks Pseu & Scott! WFMU listeners are also the best!
	12:39pm alan the painter: Lick U Pseu!
	12:42pm BLCKDGRD: Scott does not like XTC, he mentions it every time he plays Dukes, Little Lighthouse is an excellent not-XTC option.....
	12:46pm JohnEBGood: Hi Pseu. Happy Veterans Day! Thanks to all who have served and all still serving : )
	12:47pm Yes: hi all
	12:52pm nurse t: hi Pseu. fist time listening. nice show you've got here.
	12:54pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I've really enjoyed this Abba album.
	12:56pm Lawrence: Catherine Wheel lead singer Rob Dickinson is the cousin of Bruce Dickinson from Iron Maiden
	12:57pm luka: this band is so special, i listened to “crank” a lot last week for some reason. sounding great today, pseu.
	12:58pm Listening Out There: I like the rat shoes you put on Instagram, Pseu. Are you wearing those now?
	12:58pm karlward: I demand to know how this hook got embedded in the side of my vehicle, right there, straight into the steel
	12:58pm trouthead: Great song, the catherine wheel
	12:59pm alan the painter: you the best
	1:01pm Stillwell Coney Islander: Hola Pseu!
	1:02pm iⓀe: I love The Catherine Wheel.
	1:02pm KWilde: Expanded playlist format (perhaps for RIAA)
	1:06pm Lixiviated Life: Hi ya psueshi
	1:07pm PJ: There were a few minor mistakes during the Big Star show, but I really loved it, particularly Chris Stamey's version of "I Am the Cosmos". Jody's singing was also a big highlight, as was Brett's.
	1:10pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Loving the set. Slept until the last minute today; was up until 2:30 AM last night talking to my best friend from college who had lost her Mom to pancreatic cancer hours before. Had at first said I would just throw clothes on. Then thought maybe I could sneak in brushing my teeth/washing my face. Gripped by exhaustion and indecision, I am still sitting here naked on a towel placed on my office chair, wondering if they would notice if I stepped away for a fast shower....it's one of those days. I'm so tired my hair hurts.
	1:12pm Morgan: great show pseu. i am drinking hot things and sweeping fallen leaves to it
	1:13pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Veteran's Day...just a reminder that many people perished also as part of domestic wartime efforts at home, either in factory accidents or long-term illnesses from exposure to toxins...like my Grandpa whose job it was to pack asbestos in between walls of ships under construction at the Bklyn Navy Yard. They gave him a pair of cotton gloves and part of his wages were in unfiltered cigarettes; extras above and beyond those gotten with ration coupons. He also got more ration coupons, but he spent 12 hours a day plus picking up asbestos...and then touching his cigarette...lather rinse repeat.
	1:16pm unpopularfred: take that shower threemoons, your no good to whoever "they" are if your not in a decent frame of mind and body
	1:17pm unpopularfred: (oh no! I did a your/you're flip, grrrr)
	1:18pm Mike Sin: Hi Pseu! Just busted away from work and dropped in. Diggin' this Gentle Hen! :)
	1:21pm radioronan: I was at show in my WFMU sweatshirt..alas not an og Thing with a Hook one..I was at a couple of the Third tribute shows over the years..I enjoy the intimacy at St Ann's - that's always amazing. The collective was unsteady at times clearly rocked by last minute changes. Brett was great..Stamey's Cosmos as PJ noted..loosest moment was seemingly Mike Mills leading Don't Go Back to Rockville, though..
	1:25pm Jason from Houston: Hey there, good folks. ꒰｡• ◡ •｡꒱
	1:25pm TimSF: never heard this cover. a little more subdued. "nothing is forever."
	1:25pm TimSF: hey ya Jason
	1:26pm Pseu Braun: THANKS everyone for being here, and there, and everywhere...wearing my rat slippers right now!
	1:26pm patrick321: Hey Pseu and all. Digging this surfer blood.
	1:27pm ratso: @TimSF, this covers record has some good choices on it. good listen, mostly.
	1:27pm TimSF: pseu: remember reading they counted 21,000 rats in NYC. "rat census"
	1:28pm TimSF: on a rat thread here, I guess. ratso: thanks for the rec. I will listen.
	1:29pm Fox: I have a strange association with the smell of dead rats in walls. Because dead rats in walls also kinda smell like cabbage soup. And I love cabbage. Confused brain.
	1:30pm Jason from Houston: Hey ya, TimSF! That's a good one and I messed it up. LOL
	1:32pm TimSF: that's OK Jason...you're always super-quick. Takes me a while to find the keys on the keyboard.
	1:35pm efd: The halfway point is absolutely a milestone worth mentioning! signed, a fellow frequent halfway point mentioner.
	1:35pm ratso: When they pass the sign that says "13.1".
	1:36pm Lixiviated Life: If you spent the days, weeks, months training for a marathon, you know the halfway point.
	1:39pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: @unpopularfred you are probably correct. OTOH I can do this job in an even worse state and have in the past. But yeah.
	1:40pm Lixiviated Life: you're asking us what's good? that's a bold move considering the snide remarks we listeners are apt to make
	1:47pm Joe McG: By amazing coincidence, Pseu, the Alan Bown's first album was on Verve Forecast, so I'll be playing them on Monday's show! (Thanks for the plug!)
	1:59pm The Donut King: Nice to hear that Cardinal. The main guy has turned into such a blowhard, but that record is still a thing of beauty.
	2:01pm onthetrain: High gang .
	2:02pm MD: HI!!!
	2:03pm chris_in_space: Martin Newell has the chorus guitar tone locked.
	2:05pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): Hiya Pseu et al! I was prevented from commenting until now... Dave Hawes who was the bassist in Catherine Wheel recently had a birthday! He lives in NE Ohio now, of all places!
	2:06pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): prevented by a little thing called work... :)
	2:08pm TimSF: @Listener Jonny.... work is a four-letter word.
	2:10pm Joe B: hey pseu, show sounding great as always
	2:11pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): @TimeSF You said it! I am lucky to be able to have an office with a door that I can close, read and write interesting things, and to listen to WFMU while I do it. :)
	2:11pm Jason from Houston: Ohhhhhh... Very fine.
	2:12pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	2:17pm listener monica: heya!
	2:20pm rich the greeb: Hey hey hookers and Pseu heat! Love matt Berry! His music and acting.
	2:22pm The Donut King: Laszlo!
	2:22pm cb: Thank you for this Matt Berry double shot.
	2:25pm Lixiviated Life: so... are you just the donut king or are you THE donut king ?
	2:26pm Fox: One season wonder! Garth Marenghi's Dark Place!
	2:26pm The Donut King: I'm actually "THAT" Donut King, but SAG said there was already a "That Donut King," hence I am now "The Donut King."
	2:27pm The Donut King: Yes, I can hear you, Clem Fandango...
	2:29pm Krys O.: @The Donut King: YES! YES! YESSSSSSSS!
	2:29pm Krys O.: @Fox: GMDP is close to my heart.
	2:30pm Krys O.: I have a signed copy of Berry's Television Themes CD. Sigh....
	2:31pm Krys O.: Ooh, ooh! And there's Matt's loveable character Beef in Vic & Bob's House of Fools. :)
	2:31pm Morgan: pee rocks
	2:32pm TimSF: protein advice is coming from protein-shake marketers
	2:32pm Jason from Houston: 30 grams seems like a lot. People have been telling this vegetarian to eat more protein for 23 years or so. I feel fine with just a little.
	2:32pm Lixiviated Life: Psue think of your brittle bones.
	2:32pm Krys O.: It is imperative that I savor this show on the archives later.
	2:32pm Jason from Houston: What TimSF said.
	2:32pm Joe Baker: 40g of protien per meal
	2:32pm Lixiviated Life: You need to wrap them bones in protein shakes
	2:32pm Fox: I find the Paleo Diet leaning towards low carb is ideal. As long as you aren't getting the gout, I think your protein is fine. I think the guideline is that a serving of meat should be about aas big as your palm.
	2:33pm Hydroplane: Yes exactly what is the threshold for "processed"?
	2:33pm PNX: Miracle Nutrition with Pseu
	2:34pm Hydroplane: "According to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), processed food is defined as any raw agricultural commodity that has been subject to washing, cleaning, milling, cutting, chopping, heating, pasteurizing, blanching, cooking, canning, freezing, drying, dehydrating, mixing, packaging or other procedures that alter the food from its natural state." OK so just avoid all that. Easy!
	2:34pm TVP: Everyone talks about protein, but is it possible to be antitein?
	2:35pm Hydroplane: contein*
	2:35pm Lixiviated Life: @ TVP Best Comment EVER
	2:36pm ?: I'm a nutritionist and you are right, protein is not the end all. You can't overdose on protein but it has calories so keep that in mind if you are counting calories. Fiber is what people REALLY need to worry about. Lack of it in processed food is the biggest problem of processed food in my opionion. Also, it's a myth that words with starting with "wh" are supposed to be pronounced with the "h" sound. Classy people tried differentiated themselves from the masses by doing this but there is no historical basis for this. Yes I'm being a pendant about other people being pendants
	2:36pm Fox: I've got Histamine Intolerance (chronic allergic reaction) and Interstitial Cystitis (angry fucking bladder) now (thanks to all the mold, shitty landlord!), so... Any artificial flavoring or coloring makes my abdomen in agony, and even "natural flavoring" sometimes. Such foods also makes me break out in hives most of the time, as does anything canned, or just kinda old.
	2:37pm TimSF: @Hydroplane, then that chicken Pseu beheads and cleans with her bare hands counts as "processed?
	2:37pm trouthead: Shooting Dear, good song
	2:38pm Gerry from Miami: PSEU, no more than 2 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight per day. Otherwise intestinal discomfort, diarrhea, dehydration, unexplained exhaustion, headaches, nausea and irritability may result.
	2:39pm emilie s: Sounds like Ozzy had it right -- we should just be biting the heads straight off the chickens.
	2:40pm Hydroplane: @TimSF If I were a Pseu I would... have someone else's bare hands behead the chicken? I have no solution.
	2:40pm Fox: Also, the Angry Bladder demands no caffeine, no chocolate, no tea, no coffee, nothing spicy, nothing acidic, nothing citrus. And then there's the IBS from being on antibiotics for 8 years straight, and then off an on for another three years. I basically live on cabbage, cauliflower, eggs, and meat.
	2:41pm Hydroplane: Are you an actual fox
	2:41pm Gerry from Miami: An example--- A person weighing 60 kg(132 lbs) should consume no more than 120 grams of protein per day.
	2:41pm Morgan: i kind of go by the standard that if i couldnt kill it, i shouldn’t eat it
	2:42pm TimSF: Hydroplane....that is funny.
	2:44pm Hydroplane: More context: - Minimally processed foods — such as bagged spinach, cut vegetables and roasted nuts — are often simply pre-prepped for convenience. - Foods processed at their peak to lock in nutritional quality and freshness include canned tomatoes, frozen fruit and vegetables and canned tuna. - Foods with ingredients added for flavor and texture (sweeteners, spices, oils, colors and preservatives) include jarred pasta sauce, salad dressing, yogurt and cake mixes. - Ready-to-eat foods — such as crackers, chips and deli meat — are more heavily processed. - The most heavily processed foods often are frozen or pre-made meals, including frozen pizza and microwaveable dinners.
	2:44pm Fox: Oh, but as far as processed foods goes... This awesome journalist went undercover and used sexism to her advantage to get into these crazy food conventions where these companies show off their creepy food processing chemicals. And because the chemicals are used in the "processing" they aren't considered an ingredient. www.bbc.co.uk... Shit like this is what makes me lean towards organic labeled foods.
	2:45pm Gerry from Miami: @? I think you mean PEDANT. A pandant is worn around the neck.
	2:45pm Krys O.: My mom told me stories about having to kill chickens when she grew up on a farm as a kid. They freaked me out, but not permanently. Tangentially speaking my afternoon snack was roasted seaweed. Crispy!
	2:45pm drr: A pandant is worn around a panda.
	2:46pm Fox: Hydroplane: Shit. Maybe that's my problem. What do Foxes usually eat?
	2:46pm TimSF: Gerry from Miami You're so pedantic
	2:47pm Gerry from Miami: @drr. So true! My typing skills are in bad shape because I eat too much protein.
	2:48pm fg23: Not to be pedantic, but the word is "pedant," not "pendant."
	2:49pm TimSF: Krys O: in the book Cold Mountain he describes how she gets the chicken ready for eating: swings the chicken from the neck until it is two pieces.
	2:50pm Krys O.: Note: the roasted seaweed snack had a warning, "Do not eat the enclosed moisture-absorbing silcone gel packet." And I didn't.
	2:50pm Gerry from Miami: @TimSF. Yes, I really am quite fond of walking around. But not to the extreme of becoming a pedophile!
	2:51pm Pseu Braun: TAKING NOTES
	2:52pm Krys O.: My mom used an axe to cut the head off the chicken. She said that sometimes the headless body would still flap around.
	2:53pm TimSF: Gerry from Miami: usually your comments are interesting; today they are just pedestrian.
	2:53pm Krys O.: My dad creeped us out further by describing how they prepared other meat products. I won't mention what. He was also sad about having to eat a horse when there was a famine.
	2:53pm Krys O.: Thanks, Pseu!
	2:54pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Krys O: the roasted seaweed sounds delicious. There's a place around here that serves fried dulse. Super tasty.
	2:56pm Gerry from Miami: Thanks, Tim! I'm actually out on my afternoon stroll as we speak. I'm at the corner of WALK and DON'T WALK right now.
	2:57pm drr: Well, now I wanna hear about the other meat products.
	2:57pm Lyman: Best proteins are from natural foods: meat, fish, chicken, eggs. Plant based proteins may lack some of the essential amino acids. If you engage in hard exercise you really only need 1/2 gram protein per lb of bodyweight. Yes, older adults need more becuse of digestion handicaps. I make a protein drink of 1 egg, peanut butter, yogurt, and a banana. Perfect for on-the-air!
	2:58pm Mike Sin: Another great show today, Pseu! So many fantastic tracks.
	2:58pm TimSF: Gerry: enjoy your walk. Sorry, I didn't mean to be pejorative. Now I am penitent
	2:59pm Joe B: thanks Pseu!
	2:59pm Gerry from Miami: PSEU, great show as always. Always err on the short side of protein consumption. You'll feel better. I'm having a great Veterans' Day and your show made it even better. Thanks!
	3:00pm vinylmonkee: Thanks Pseu!
	3:01pm Gerry from Miami: TIM, I'll see you on the set of "Jeopardy" one day, perhaps.
	3:01pm radioronan: Thanks Pseu!

Pseu's Thing With A Hook: Playlist from November 11, 2021

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