WFMU: Wired Up!: Playlist from March 18, 2023

Listener comments!
	👻 2:56pm Krys O.: Howdy!!
	2:58pm Otis Fodder: Wired!
	2:59pm Mr. Oxford: Hello Glitter Gang!
	3:00pm Kittimu: Hey chat
	3:02pm Cheree July: Heh #glittergang & Mr. Fab!
	3:02pm Mr Fab: Hey gang, LAST days of the Marathon. We can do this! Like Brutus. Cause we always knew this.
	3:06pm Cheree July: The Archies Sugar & Spice by request from Mr. Fab!
	3:07pm Mr Fab: YAY, Mrs Fab is boppin around to this!
	3:29pm Otis Fodder: Realaudio stream in 1999 on my end at work, thankfully it was in IT so there were other fellow folks who like Incorrect Music and Kenny G as well.
	3:30pm Cheree July: I started listening to WFMU in 2001.
	3:31pm Otis Fodder: ↳ Cheree July @3:30 Nice! The realaudio stream was fantastic at that time, I got addicted fast.
	3:34pm Mr Fab: the Space Age sound of RealAudio! Seemed pretty cool at the time. Now it's like the 78s of internet audio.
	3:38pm Sem: Hello, Wire Ones.
	3:38pm Cheree July: Hi Sem!
	3:39pm Cheree July: The Y2K sound of RealAudio
	3:43pm chresti: Tony Coulter plays fork and rhinoceros
	3:46pm chresti: ↳ chresti @3:43 He also plays experimental music, music concrete, etc
	3:46pm Cheree July: Cresti, do you mean folk or fork?!
	3:50pm chresti: ↳ Cheree July @3:46 wfmu.org...
	3:51pm chresti: ↳ Cheree July @3:46 Hi cheree!
	3:52pm Cheree July: Hi chresti!👋
	4:05pm Cheree July: The Billy Tibbals Band should cover this song by Zebra.
	4:11pm ERIK / VermonT: Tony Coulter is a legend of “out of this world” audio broadcasting ! Usta listen to him back in the olden days 1980s, before he was at WFMU (He did a great show, albeit more reigned-in on Columbia University’s WKCR 89.9 FM NY,NY). He was absolutely made for the wide-open-world of WFMU … surly so delighted he migrated over. The audio cornucopia he presents weekly = a wonder of amusement for all these decades !
	4:12pm Aitch: Good morning fine people
	4:14pm Cheree July: Guten Morgen Aitch!
	4:15pm doctorjazz: ↳ ERIK / VermonT @4:11 (Over on the Drummer Stream, but have been checking out Sheena's more and more, hi all) I didn't realize Tony Coulter was on WKCR (I used to listen to that all the time, mostly the jazz programming, but some of the other shows as well). He does a great show Tuesday noon-3PM on The Drummer Stream). hi all!
	4:16pm Kittimu: grunge ruined everything, you can't change my mind
	4:16pm Kittimu: im straight up allergic to grunge music. it makes me nauseous
	4:19pm Cheree July: At least Grunge got rid of tacky 80's hair metal & lame corporate rock.
	4:20pm Kittimu: I actually don't dislike 80s hair metal/glam metal 😅
	4:20pm Kittimu: It's not as good as the 70s glam though don't get me wrong
	4:23pm Cheree July: No, 80's hair metal was never as good as the real deal 70's Glam. Never will be.
	4:27pm Kittimu: The thing about that 80s hair metal is it all pretty much sounds the same. (It's great music for cleaning the house, though. Those guitar tones really cut through the whirr of the vacuum cleaner.)
	4:28pm ERIK / VermonT: @ doc jazz : yea, WKCR jazz programming (Schaap,etc) is legendary of course. Yet by the 1980s they introduced a few measly hours to avant ‘downtown’ musics (via DJ’s Coulter, Brook Wentz ?, David Garland , others). I would briefly bounce over there and then directly return to WFMU.
	4:28pm Mr. Oxford: It seems both good and bad things came from Grunge. There were many not so good bands which played under the 'Alternative Rock' banner. The good things that came because of grunge? - Lots of 80s underground bands gained recognition and good emerging indie rock gained an audience (Beck, Pavement, Guided by Voices, Built to Spill etc.). Also, many great riot grrl and women led rock bands like Bikini Kill, Sleater Keany, the Breeders etc. gained a strong following. In conclusion, I think Grunge overall did good things.
	4:33pm Otis Fodder: ↳ Mr Fab @3:34 I was wondering about the flyers, you make those D? The Kitten ones I love weekly.
	4:35pm Otis Fodder: Reply to an old comment there. Catching up, was doing very important dishes work while wired-in.
	4:35pm Cheree July: Yes, Otis, those are all Don & his Picsart App.
	4:36pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Mr. Oxford @4:28 More specifically, Kurt Cobain was a supporter of many women led bands and he had this vision that women would lead the future of rock n' roll. He invited the Breeders to tour with Nirvana. He got Shonen Knife all the wayy from Japan to tour with Nirvana. Shonen Knife received so much more exposure and recognition after that tour. I don't think 80s Hair Metal would have paved way for that.
	4:36pm Otis Fodder: ↳ Cheree July @4:35 Very nice, quite a few have cracked me up.
	4:36pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Song: "I Got A Right" by "Iggy Pop" Oooh a classic!
	4:37pm Kittimu: Yeah that's all a fair assessment. I suppose I just haven't got a very refined music taste, or whatever the word is
	4:37pm Cheree July: I think Don missed his calling as a standup comedian.😆🤣😂
	4:43pm Kittimu: Oh hey, a Brett Smiley song, I was just thinking about him!
	4:44pm Kittimu: Although given that this is a junkshop glam show and given the usual contents of my brain, I guess that's pretty statistically likely.
	4:44pm Cheree July: Kittimu, you must be psychic!🔮
	4:44pm dale: hey now. listened to some brett after he passed but space ace was the only song i could get into.
	4:45pm Kittimu: tbh I think his voice is a bit of an acquired taste
	4:45pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Kittimu @4:37 Well, liking 1980s hair metal does not mean that you do not have refined a music taste. Everyone is free to like 1980s hair metal. More power to you if you like it. Music is very subjective and everyone's music taste is respected. I was just trying to make a point that grunge did not ruin everything. Some good things did come out of it. Anyway, back to glittered up glam! :)
	4:47pm Kittimu: According to my message history with a couple friends, the first thing I said upon hearing va va voom for the first time was that it "wasn't very good", then there's a reply to my own message a month later that just says "never mind, I like it now". Then I went insane for like a year and a half. Good times.
	4:48pm Aitch: ↳ Song: "This Town Ain't Big Enough For Both Of Us" by "Sp... This track blew my mind as a 10 year old, still blown
	4:49pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Aitch @4:48 It blows my mind as well every time I hear it !
	4:50pm Cheree July: Aitch, wow! To be 10 when that Sparks song came out!
	4:53pm Cheree July: Well, I was just thinking of this Rattles song myself today, and Don's playing it now!👍
	4:53pm Kittimu: we are all psychic on this day
	4:57pm Cheree July: I've seen the clips of the Rattles playing Devil's On The Loose live on TV & was blown away that they had a female lead singer singing it.
	4:58pm Aitch: Missed much of show, will go back around again when show goes back up. Thanks Kitten and Mr Fab, love my Sheenas
	4:59pm Mr. Oxford: Thank you Don, Mr. Fab and Cheree for a great show!
	5:00pm Otis Fodder: Thanks Don & Fab for the Saturday fun! Super spins!
	5:02pm Herb: Glad to help. $$ well spent!
	5:06pm dale: this is off the rails!
	5:08pm Cheree July: When Noah played it, I asked him "Is this proto Black Metal/Death Metal?"🤯

Wired Up!: Playlist from March 18, 2023

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Two Action Packed hours of Junkshop Glam and Bubblegum 45s, w your hosts, Velvet Tinmine & Kitten Sparkles’ Glitterbox DJs Don Bolles (AKA Kitten Sparkles) & Noah “King of Glam” Wallace! Prepare to stomp, Shout, and jump around to the groovy sounds of “The 70s We Never Got to Have” here in the USA. High energy super catchy songs, - and almost none of it ever made it to America! Crank it up and yell “Hey!” w all the groovy glitter kids and Bubble Gum Disciples! Also Teen Wave, Bonehead,Ye Ye, and lots of other Glam-adjacent pop styles! Guests! Fun! And all on 7” / 45RPM!

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March 18, 2023: WIRED UP! #133

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Artist	Track	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Hello	Teenage Revolution "Teenage Revolution" by "Hello"	Bell	1976	7"	UK	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Archies	Sugar and Spice "Sugar and Spice" by "Archies"	Kirshner	1969	Vinyl	US	0:03:55 (Pop-up)
Bobbie McGee	Rock and Roll People	EMI	1973	7"	UK (French pic sleeve)	0:07:05 (Pop-up)
Mud	The Cat Crept In "The Cat Crept In" by "Mud"	RAK	1974	7"	UK (German pic sleeve)	0:09:10 (Pop-up)
Barry Ryan	Do That "Do That" by "Barry Ryan"	Ariola	1975	7"	UK (German pic sleeve)	0:14:39 (Pop-up)
Cozy Powell	Na Na Na "Na Na Na" by "Cozy Powell"	RAK	1974	7"	UK (German pic sleeve)	0:17:20 (Pop-up)
Jaqueline Taieb	7 Heures Du Matin	Impact	1967	7"	France	0:32:07 (Pop-up)
Mustard	Good Time Comin’ "Good Time Comin’" by "Mustard"	EMI	1974	7"	UK	0:33:27 (Pop-up)
The Sweet	Rebel Rouser "Rebel Rouser" by "The Sweet"	RCA	1974	7"	Australia	0:36:33 (Pop-up)
Super Angel	Welcome To My Rock'n'Roll	Crystal	1979	7"	Germany	0:52:23 (Pop-up)
Walkers	We’re Just A Rock’n’Roll Band	Phillips	1973	7"	Denmark	0:55:58 (Pop-up)
Wellington	Alright I’ll See You Tonight	Concord	1973	7"	UK	0:58:15 (Pop-up)
Zebra	Hey Girl "Hey Girl" by "Zebra"	Novola	1974	7"	Spain	1:02:18 (Pop-up)
Now	I Wanna Be Free "I Wanna Be Free" by "Now"	President Records	1973	7"	UK	1:05:57 (Pop-up)
Iggy Pop	I Got A Right "I Got A Right" by "Iggy Pop"	Siamese Records	1977	7"	US	1:35:34 (Pop-up)
Ricky Wilde	I Wanna Go To a Disco	Decca	1974	7"	UK (Portuguese pic sleeve)	1:39:24 (Pop-up)
Brett Smiley	Va Va Va Voom "Va Va Va Voom" by "Brett Smiley"	Anchor	1974	7"	UK	1:41:54 (Pop-up)
Sparks	This Town Ain't Big Enough For Both Of Us	Island Records	1974	7"	UK French pic sleeve)	1:45:06 (Pop-up)
Spiv	Oh, You Beautiful Child "Oh, You Beautiful Child" by "Spiv"	Pye	1973	7"	UK	1:47:44 (Pop-up)
Rattles	Devil’s On the Loose "Devil’s On the Loose" by "Rattles"	Phillips	1971	7"	Germany	1:51:01 (Pop-up)
Squeek	Make Hay While the Sun Shines	Bronze	1972	7"	Italy	1:54:24 (Pop-up)
Jessy Joyce	Welcome To My Dream "Welcome To My Dream" by "Jessy Joyce"	Epic	1975	7"	France	2:02:58 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	👻 2:56pm Krys O.: Howdy!!
	2:58pm Otis Fodder: Wired!
	2:59pm Mr. Oxford: Hello Glitter Gang!
	3:00pm Kittimu: Hey chat
	3:02pm Cheree July: Heh #glittergang & Mr. Fab!
	3:02pm Mr Fab: Hey gang, LAST days of the Marathon. We can do this! Like Brutus. Cause we always knew this.
	3:06pm Cheree July: The Archies Sugar & Spice by request from Mr. Fab!
	3:07pm Mr Fab: YAY, Mrs Fab is boppin around to this!
	3:29pm Otis Fodder: Realaudio stream in 1999 on my end at work, thankfully it was in IT so there were other fellow folks who like Incorrect Music and Kenny G as well.
	3:30pm Cheree July: I started listening to WFMU in 2001.
	3:31pm Otis Fodder: ↳ Cheree July @3:30 Nice! The realaudio stream was fantastic at that time, I got addicted fast.
	3:34pm Mr Fab: the Space Age sound of RealAudio! Seemed pretty cool at the time. Now it's like the 78s of internet audio.
	3:38pm Sem: Hello, Wire Ones.
	3:38pm Cheree July: Hi Sem!
	3:39pm Cheree July: The Y2K sound of RealAudio
	3:43pm chresti: Tony Coulter plays fork and rhinoceros
	3:46pm chresti: ↳ chresti @3:43 He also plays experimental music, music concrete, etc
	3:46pm Cheree July: Cresti, do you mean folk or fork?!
	3:50pm chresti: ↳ Cheree July @3:46 wfmu.org...
	3:51pm chresti: ↳ Cheree July @3:46 Hi cheree!
	3:52pm Cheree July: Hi chresti!👋
	4:05pm Cheree July: The Billy Tibbals Band should cover this song by Zebra.
	4:11pm ERIK / VermonT: Tony Coulter is a legend of “out of this world” audio broadcasting ! Usta listen to him back in the olden days 1980s, before he was at WFMU (He did a great show, albeit more reigned-in on Columbia University’s WKCR 89.9 FM NY,NY). He was absolutely made for the wide-open-world of WFMU … surly so delighted he migrated over. The audio cornucopia he presents weekly = a wonder of amusement for all these decades !
	4:12pm Aitch: Good morning fine people
	4:14pm Cheree July: Guten Morgen Aitch!
	4:15pm doctorjazz: ↳ ERIK / VermonT @4:11 (Over on the Drummer Stream, but have been checking out Sheena's more and more, hi all) I didn't realize Tony Coulter was on WKCR (I used to listen to that all the time, mostly the jazz programming, but some of the other shows as well). He does a great show Tuesday noon-3PM on The Drummer Stream). hi all!
	4:16pm Kittimu: grunge ruined everything, you can't change my mind
	4:16pm Kittimu: im straight up allergic to grunge music. it makes me nauseous
	4:19pm Cheree July: At least Grunge got rid of tacky 80's hair metal & lame corporate rock.
	4:20pm Kittimu: I actually don't dislike 80s hair metal/glam metal 😅
	4:20pm Kittimu: It's not as good as the 70s glam though don't get me wrong
	4:23pm Cheree July: No, 80's hair metal was never as good as the real deal 70's Glam. Never will be.
	4:27pm Kittimu: The thing about that 80s hair metal is it all pretty much sounds the same. (It's great music for cleaning the house, though. Those guitar tones really cut through the whirr of the vacuum cleaner.)
	4:28pm ERIK / VermonT: @ doc jazz : yea, WKCR jazz programming (Schaap,etc) is legendary of course. Yet by the 1980s they introduced a few measly hours to avant ‘downtown’ musics (via DJ’s Coulter, Brook Wentz ?, David Garland , others). I would briefly bounce over there and then directly return to WFMU.
	4:28pm Mr. Oxford: It seems both good and bad things came from Grunge. There were many not so good bands which played under the 'Alternative Rock' banner. The good things that came because of grunge? - Lots of 80s underground bands gained recognition and good emerging indie rock gained an audience (Beck, Pavement, Guided by Voices, Built to Spill etc.). Also, many great riot grrl and women led rock bands like Bikini Kill, Sleater Keany, the Breeders etc. gained a strong following. In conclusion, I think Grunge overall did good things.
	4:33pm Otis Fodder: ↳ Mr Fab @3:34 I was wondering about the flyers, you make those D? The Kitten ones I love weekly.
	4:35pm Otis Fodder: Reply to an old comment there. Catching up, was doing very important dishes work while wired-in.
	4:35pm Cheree July: Yes, Otis, those are all Don & his Picsart App.
	4:36pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Mr. Oxford @4:28 More specifically, Kurt Cobain was a supporter of many women led bands and he had this vision that women would lead the future of rock n' roll. He invited the Breeders to tour with Nirvana. He got Shonen Knife all the wayy from Japan to tour with Nirvana. Shonen Knife received so much more exposure and recognition after that tour. I don't think 80s Hair Metal would have paved way for that.
	4:36pm Otis Fodder: ↳ Cheree July @4:35 Very nice, quite a few have cracked me up.
	4:36pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Song: "I Got A Right" by "Iggy Pop" Oooh a classic!
	4:37pm Kittimu: Yeah that's all a fair assessment. I suppose I just haven't got a very refined music taste, or whatever the word is
	4:37pm Cheree July: I think Don missed his calling as a standup comedian.😆🤣😂
	4:43pm Kittimu: Oh hey, a Brett Smiley song, I was just thinking about him!
	4:44pm Kittimu: Although given that this is a junkshop glam show and given the usual contents of my brain, I guess that's pretty statistically likely.
	4:44pm Cheree July: Kittimu, you must be psychic!🔮
	4:44pm dale: hey now. listened to some brett after he passed but space ace was the only song i could get into.
	4:45pm Kittimu: tbh I think his voice is a bit of an acquired taste
	4:45pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Kittimu @4:37 Well, liking 1980s hair metal does not mean that you do not have refined a music taste. Everyone is free to like 1980s hair metal. More power to you if you like it. Music is very subjective and everyone's music taste is respected. I was just trying to make a point that grunge did not ruin everything. Some good things did come out of it. Anyway, back to glittered up glam! :)
	4:47pm Kittimu: According to my message history with a couple friends, the first thing I said upon hearing va va voom for the first time was that it "wasn't very good", then there's a reply to my own message a month later that just says "never mind, I like it now". Then I went insane for like a year and a half. Good times.
	4:48pm Aitch: ↳ Song: "This Town Ain't Big Enough For Both Of Us" by "Sp... This track blew my mind as a 10 year old, still blown
	4:49pm Mr. Oxford: ↳ Aitch @4:48 It blows my mind as well every time I hear it !
	4:50pm Cheree July: Aitch, wow! To be 10 when that Sparks song came out!
	4:53pm Cheree July: Well, I was just thinking of this Rattles song myself today, and Don's playing it now!👍
	4:53pm Kittimu: we are all psychic on this day
	4:57pm Cheree July: I've seen the clips of the Rattles playing Devil's On The Loose live on TV & was blown away that they had a female lead singer singing it.
	4:58pm Aitch: Missed much of show, will go back around again when show goes back up. Thanks Kitten and Mr Fab, love my Sheenas
	4:59pm Mr. Oxford: Thank you Don, Mr. Fab and Cheree for a great show!
	5:00pm Otis Fodder: Thanks Don & Fab for the Saturday fun! Super spins!
	5:02pm Herb: Glad to help. $$ well spent!
	5:06pm dale: this is off the rails!
	5:08pm Cheree July: When Noah played it, I asked him "Is this proto Black Metal/Death Metal?"🤯

Wired Up!: Playlist from March 18, 2023

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