WFMU: Put The Needle On The Record with Billy Jam: Playlist from April 1, 2011

Listener comments!
	12:39pm Billy Jam: For this special Irish edition of Put The Needle On The Record I will be joined by Ireland's premiere punk-poet Jinx Lennon - down from Dundalk - as we wander the streets of Dublin's city centre playing music sets and stopping at various points along the way - starting off in Parnell Square near the Garden Of Remembrance and ending up in a pub over on the South Side of the City Centre - with a stop at All City (store and label HQ) in the Temple Bar district just over the Halfpenny Bridge (so named coz it used to cost half a penny toll to cross the River Liffey over this historic pedestrian bridge) - at least that's the plan. Jinx will do some spoken word pieces, and to chat about music and life and in the current post-Celtic Tiger (aka Septic Tiger) Ireland. Our main man here in Dublin - Tall Paul Lowe is also here helping out with this remote behind the scenes doing playlist/comments monitoring.
	3:00pm Billy Tech Jam: What makes this particular broadcast unique is that it is being done exclusively via a prototype of the forthcoming iLine app - kind of like the TieLine unit that we normally use for WFMU remotes (like the one last week in Dusseldorf, or the one Ken and Andy will do next week in Upright Citizens Brigade in Manhattan or the Primavera Festival in Barcelona remote in May that the station will do). This one is an all wireless/battery operated broadcast - giving us freedom of mobility - done thanks to a prototype of the new iLine app (based on the traditional, albeit now archaic, TieLine technology) and is being done on only an iPhone utilizing the iLine and a few other apps including the Tap DJ app to play the mp3s off of. They should sound clear so long as our phone signal (thanks to Eirecom for their help with this) remains steady. But still the mic and some parts may be a little rough and ready sounding , esp since we have no real time monitor of the live signal. So Amanda, who is back in the WFMU studios doing board-op, if you can post comments on the accuplaylist (which we can see and access obviously) to let us know if the levels or anything are off .Thanks. Tall Paul, who is here also, will monitor the comments and playlist & pics.
	3:01pm Timi Dz Nutz: Once Again It's On....!!!!
	3:02pm Timi Dz Nutz: ...And First Comment Too To Boot.!.!.! Woooo Hoooo....
	3:03pm Sean Daily: Fourth comment! Woo hoo!
	3:03pm Cecile: Hi, Billie and Jinx! And you love TapDJ as much as I do, COOOOOOL!
	3:04pm Sean Daily: Oh my GODS, Billy Jam is going native! Listen to his accent! We got to pull him out NOW! GO GO GO GO GO GO GO!
	3:05pm Cecile: Fis-CAL!!!
	3:09pm bennett4senate: I'd love to see a google map of the wandering route!
	3:09pm Oedipa: Finally! Some music. That last bit was annoying.
	3:11pm Cecile: Jinx, you were great. Like the megaphone a lot.
	3:12pm Timi Dz Nutz: Hey...Billy, Jinx got your Bull Horn ( just joke'n). Shout outs to Tall Paul, Sean Daily, DJ Alf, DJ Tu-Kai....Sean just hit on the head, listen to how strong Billy's Brogue is...Love it!!!!
	3:13pm Bloomsday: Wandering around Dublin can get complicated to map.
	3:15pm bennett4senate: would also love to see a pic of the mobile setup? or literally, everything is just happening on one iPhone? impressive
	3:16pm Tall Paul: Thanks everyone for tuning in. Oedipa - there will be more talking so if you find our Irish accents "annoying" tune out after next song
	3:18pm Cecile: bennett, I think that's what's happening. Tap DJ is the best $1.99 I ever spent on the iPhone.
	3:18pm jtm: Yes!! Show us pitchers of your setup!
	3:19pm ALF of Hip Hop Slam: Hey what's up everybody?! Hope everyone is doing well.
	3:20pm Cecile: good, DJ ALF. And you?
	3:20pm James in Berlin: I was in Dublin last summer with my girlfriend and we loved it. Never heard of Jinx Lennon before but enjoying him. Are you guys going to the Guinness brewery as part of your walking tour of Dublin?
	3:21pm Tall Paul: Big up DJ ALF!
	3:23pm Marc in Liverpool: first time I've heard this show before
	3:24pm Timi Dz Nutz: I wana hear more from the people on the streets and in the pubs....and maybe a lil' Thin Lizzy.!!!
	3:26pm Timi Dz Nutz: Welll Welcome Marc in Liverpool. We do this every week from all around the globe... Paul let'em all know!!
	3:27pm Cecile: I learned a hell of a lot about Irish politics on Twitter, of all places.
	3:29pm Banana Republican lyrics: excuse me sir could ye spare a second for me? my name is mick guinness im your local td i really need yer vote so if you could please i'll give ye my word im still the big cheese dont worry about the troubles and the times we are in i'll get the job done with a shit eatin grin i'll promise you the world,that much is certain you want a meltdown im on the phone to joan burton i'll solve unmeployment get yee all on the dole work placement for the nation dig us out of this hole n if its not enough then we'll give em the ole heave ho there they go population control innovation is the key to solve the situation we'll save a few quid expediting emigration if ye vote for that shower like a communist rally you better know the words to the internationale im here ta steer you all onto a righteous philosophy free market enterprise,and lassez-faire policy its a family business so vote for number one keep my seat secure through each election you cant call it nepotism when you vote for my son he's qualified sure didnt i show him how its done he might be a wanker but what can you do hes cut from the same cloth that spent years fucking you he's got the banks bailed with your money what could he be a banana republican some sleep on the street he drinks in marquees what could he be a banana republican his self service health cares not for me what could he be a banana republican a national resource sold out for shell to see what could he be a banana republican now now i know what your thinking dont get carried away its time for a change its long overdue you might say but before ye do lets look at the options are ye really better off with the opposite nonsense that blueshirt plank whats he talkin about does he even know? i'd say theres a slight doubt he seems like hes about to grab all the glory then he opens his mouth and its enda story little birdies in his skull singin tweet tweet twitter his little deaths head shoved up alans shitter whats left for the left they might like gil more but that party is about as left as the freikorps before ye know it they'll be all over this poppin corks celebratin champagne socialists a shower of dilletantes labour me hole you'll be votin for the labour when ye sign on the dole i'll speak my mind then dish out the criticism once i no longer occupy my ministers position i'm genuine a straight shooter im no hipocrit i swear to christ this is my look like i give a shit so keep it safe as houses my seat but not as cold sure ye might say these days houses arent safe at all cheaply built on bog land heavily priced and sold to poor people who cant afford a rock to throw at the dail he's got the banks bailed with your money what could he be a banana republican some sleep on the street he drinks in marquees what could he be a banana republican his self service health cares not for me what could he be a banana republican a national resource sold out for shell to see what could he be a banana republican i got interests in companies money spread out everywhere i got cash in the back of my pocket i never new was there investments in overseas accounts bonds and stocks and shares who cares to what amounts might be forever under fire from the villifiers,rumour mongers naysayers,do nothings,me feiners and liars begrudgers elbow nudgers befudgers of the truth who'll trample all over yer good name and yer 3 piece suit we'll change just enough that it seems like a change our back bench rebellion voted in a new name doesnt matter he presided over the great shame out with the old and in with the same so assemble the rabble speak with the passion of a rebel but my revolutions aims to keep things at a stable level an expert in rhetoric such as we care a lot bout the weak and the vulnerable thats the shot for spin is the word and we've mastered the craft so give us your word go and vote overdraft we'll get the cash no matter who gets in and who gets to pay? congratulations you win he's got the banks bailed with your money what could he be a banana republican some sleep on the street he drinks in marquees what could he be a banana republican his self service health cares not for me what could he be a banana republican a national resource sold out for shell to see what could he be a banana republican hes got a croke box the v i p what could he be a banana republican hes a sure shot rockin the real party what could he be a banana republican he's a high roller rippin us of for a fee what could he be a banana republican hes a man of the people but you don't see what could he be a banana republican
	3:29pm Tall Paul: hello Timi D - how are things in San Francisco?
	3:31pm Ike: So does Ireland not have a NHS (or pinko Commie socialist health care, as lots of us Americans would probably call it), or is it just a really bad system?
	3:32pm Cheri Pi: This is goooooooood.
	3:33pm chris: fookin' dope cut, Cap'n Moonlight!
	3:36pm The Breton Drinking Company: Hello Ireland! Thanks for the sound and whiskey!
	3:37pm Timi Dz Nutz: All sunny here and the sound is great. I got a slow friday for a change, so I'm here all the way. I love "Dole Q' one of my fav S.E. songs...
	3:39pm Tall Paul: Good to hear Timi D.....THis song now is more new music from the West of Ireland's NOZL recordings c/o Jimmy Penguin and the Vince Mackmahon crew
	3:39pm Carmichael: Yikes Billy, you're all over the city! Get a shot of that Phil Lynott statue over by the Bleeding Horse. Great memories in those photos. Parnell Square, wow ...
	3:40pm Tall Paul: good weather here in Dublin right now about 52 degrees and no rain (yet)
	3:43pm Carmichael: Let us know where you are when you get a chance, Paul & Billy.
	3:43pm Tall Paul: Don't worry Philo fans - we did not cause any damage to Mister Lynott's statue by leaving sticker on it permanently
	3:45pm Mike East: That statue is awesome! Happy Friday everybody!!!
	3:46pm Tall Paul: Yo, seeing as you all love Irish HipHop here is a link for you all: http://www.irishhiphop.com/forum/list.php?10. Check out Mek Saint Patrick's Day mix too.
	3:47pm SiHV: I didn't even know there was a Philo statue in Dublin. Will have to make a pilgrimage.
	3:50pm Jessica: Ahhh.
	3:50pm dubdoug: any more Jinxy coming on?
	3:50pm Carmichael: He he .... Phil's the man! Thanks, you guys!!
	3:50pm Ismael: greetings from the Left Coast, Villy Yams!
	3:50pm Tall Paul: Yo Shiv, not only a statue now there is an exhibiton see http://www.philiplynottexhibition.com/index.php
	3:51pm Jessica: [fixed up]
	3:54pm SiHV: @ Tall Paul, wow! Hmm, can I get to Dublin in the next two months...
	3:56pm Tall Paul: Yo Shiv,Exhibition closes 2nd May
	3:57pm Tall Paul: Just posted "WFMU sticker" pic we took of the Phil Lynott exhibit going on up in the Stpehens Green center right now - ITs really good
	3:59pm SiHV: Shave it all off! Hear hear.
	3:59pm Carmichael: Wow, great shot! That looks awesome.
	4:13pm Carmichael: Molly Malone. I know exactly where that is.
	4:16pm Tall Paul: No J-Dilla was not from Ireland -:) but is one of the few non Irish releases we will be playing today - in addition to mostly new Irish releases. We will be playing the new J-Rocc single later too.
	4:17pm Cecile: Sure he was. Jay O'Dilla.
	4:19pm Tall Paul: Joseph O'Connor is an Irish journalist and is Sinead O'Connor's brother. - This was on Irish TV show The Late Late Show last Friday
	4:21pm chris: Fuck yeah, this fuckin show is fuckin great!
	4:22pm ?: Nothing but a leprechaun
	4:22pm John Cooper Clarke Censored: The forgetting train is forgetting late, you forgetting wait, you forgetting wait. You're forgetting lost, you're forgetting found, stuck in forgetting chickentown.
	4:23pm chris: He's also a great author! Joe O'Connor is an amazing guy. My wife who works at a great book store in Northern Cal met him recently and instantly fell in love with him. No, I'm not threatened!
	4:23pm dubdoug: Bus Driver looks sour! Great show!
	4:26pm Cecile: It's like copper piping getting stolen out of houses in poor neighborhoods. The price of copper is high, so people steal it to sell it. My mom got hit.
	4:27pm still b/p: Linguistically relevant, though not geographically: At Bike Week in Laconia, NH, a few years ago, I saw a t-shirt among the thousands for sale that said something close to this: "Fuck off you fucking fucker." Wondered who would buy it and wear it. A short time later, I saw someone in the crowd wearing it -- a girl who looked not older than 15-16, who seemed to be with her family.
	4:28pm chris: @still b/p Lenny Bruce is not dead! :-)
	4:32pm Ike: I just remarked to a co-worker about how ya see the infamous "Fuck You, You Fucking Fuck" T-shirt sold in some parts of NYC like on St. Marks Pl., alongside other shirts that make light of New Yorkers' supposed profane tendencies, but nobody ever seems to buy it and wear it.
	4:36pm still b/p: In most matters, I say rise up and go, Lenny, go!....but if I had a 15 year old daughter choosing that for her chest and a "Pink" billboard across her behind...welllll....the impulses to edit & decree or to just talk would be in a whirly dogfight in my mind...
	4:39pm chris: @still b/p true that
	4:42pm Bad Ronald: Big ups for Jinx and you too Billy Jam! Your shows always deliver. You deserve the FMU innovator of the year award!!! - Peace
	4:42pm Tall Paul: brand new track from RiRa - who is tuned in from the midlands - big up
	4:43pm Carmichael: Where I come from, it's pronouned more like "feckin' ". Used along with "eejit".
	4:45pm chris: RiRa! @Tall Paul/BillyJim the sound is really good! I'm lovin' the mobile remote action.
	4:51pm Tall Paul: OB shows much love to hip-hop via store and label and much love to WFMU - having hosted WFMU remotes from the Temple Bar district shop on Crow Street.
	4:55pm Tall Paul: All City 10th Annual Easter Jam happens on Easter weekend - end of the month in Dublin
	4:57pm glenn: i've always liked "ya stupit feckin' article".
	4:59pm Billy Jam: my favorite has long been "and you, ya malignant little shite!" Hey all thanks for listening to WFMU
	5:02pm glenn: in context ; republicans / conservatives / right wingers are, for the most part stupit feckin' articles. (and malignant little shites)
	5:04pm Carmichael: Republicans in Ireland are very different politically from American Republicans, imho. Even though I'm a feckin' pillock.
	5:04pm Bad Ronald: Bloody hatracks and festering stools they are as well!
	5:05pm Katy in Ohio: Ask Jinx if he will ever be coming to the states for a tour or if if he ever playes here?
	5:06pm ALF of Hip Hop Slam: Jimmy Penguinnnnnnnn!!!!
	5:07pm Tall Paul: want a WFMU sticker? email billyjam @ wfmu dot org with your snail mailing address
	5:13pm chris: AphexTwin influence?
	5:14pm still b/p: There are ongoing discussions among American performers of Irish plays and writers I work with about whether the ever-present "feck" and "feckin'" is just a slightly reduced-impact alt. pronunciation for fuck, or it's an entirely different term, of different derivation, that just happens to work out as the equivalent in usage. Who's got the final feckin' word on it?
	5:16pm still b/p: The only time I was in Ireland, when I was a kid, teenagers said fuck as fook --"ya wee fooker!"
	5:20pm Bad Ronald: fuggin A Jinx!!!
	5:23pm Carmichael: sbp, it depends on if you're from Antrim, Connacht, or other wheres. I've some cousins in Derry who I think barely speak Irish. You could cut their accent with a knife. Mine is more of a lilt than an inflection, as I'm from the southern coastal area. And in Cork & Kerry?? fuggit about it ....
	5:31pm Azam: @sb/p http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feck
	5:31pm ALF of Hip Hop Slam: Pick up J-Rocc's new release at http://www.stonesthrow.com It's pretty dope!
	5:31pm Carmichael: This dude's got the rhythm down. Bangin' it!
	5:32pm Bad Ronald: I concur Carmichael. Thanks AlfoHHS!
	5:39pm Tall Paul: This sketch is on display at the Philip Lynoot Exhibit in Dublin - in one room that is just paintings and sketches of Philo.
	5:40pm Carmichael: Speaking of FOOKIN' PHIL!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	5:41pm glenn: my father's family came from antrim, way back when. the cemetery where my mom and dad are buried might as well be in ireland.
	5:43pm glenn: anyhoo, i'm off to see wire tonight. slainte, evahbody.
	5:43pm Tall Paul: another of the handful of non Irish related releases
	5:44pm Carmichael: Spater, glenn. I'm off as well. Thanks to Billy, Paul, and everybody feckin' else.
	5:45pm Billy Jam: cheers glenn, carmiichael, bad ronald, chris, still b/p, cecile and all -
	5:45pm Billy Jam: THANK-YOUs To Jinx Lennon and the people & the sounds from the streets of Dublin. To Tall Paul for being producer Irish-side. Thanks to Jimmy Penguin and Nozl Recordings and Vince Mackmahon crew for all the new music. Also thanks to Ri Ra and Captain Moonlight for their new tracks. Thanks to OB at All City store/record label. Thanks to the designers of the iLine App to allow us to test out their prototype today which enabled us to broadcast as we wandered round the streets of the Irish capital. Special thanks to Eirecom for their assistance in getting and maintaining our signal for the past 3 hours. Thanks to the folks at WFMU including Bryce and Andy & Frangry, Amanda for board-op'ing, Scott Williams for tech support, Liz Berg for online promotion support, Ken Freedman for his never ending support, and you the WFMU listener for tuning in. Next week April 8th I will be back in the WFMU Jersey City studios when my guests will be artist AZEEM and author DAN CHARNAS and the topic will be "How golden was the golden age of hip-hop?" In two weeks time, April 15th, I will take the show back out on the road - but not too far afield - over to Brooklyn New York to the studios of hip-hip label Modern Shark. More on that on the Upcoming section of wfmu.org
	5:47pm Cecile: later, Billy! Great show.
	5:47pm Tall Paul: Andy and Frangy up next - with Shut Up Weirdo and a special show for April 1st 2011. Happy April Fools Day... and have a great weekend!
	5:47pm Bad Ronald: Cheers - flookin slammin show!
	5:54pm Cecile: Jinx, come to St. Paul,MN - one of the biggest populations of Irish emigres in the world.
	12:48pm Radioman: I heard your show (again), which was great (again)! (You were able to have the original Irish feeling—no, I’ve never been to Ireland, but this show…)
	6:02am jimmy penguin: nice!!!
	7:49am scrog: No HTML…? Feckin' racists… Stop givin' it about HTML

Put The Needle On The Record with Billy Jam: Playlist from April 1, 2011

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April 1, 2011: Put The Needle To The Wandering Streets of Dublin with Jinx Lennon

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New
Billy Jam + Jinx Lennon	Intro to Live from Streets of Dublin
Jinx Lennon	The Sumo Option Is Good For Business (live on WFMU)
Jimmy Penguin	Andrew Time [dubh thrian's clinical myopic refix]			2011			*
Jimmy Penguin	Andrew Time (original mix)			2011			*
Jinx Lennon	The Orange Cranes Of Greenore	Trauma Themes Idiot Times		2009
Music behind DJ: Jinx Lennon interview + spoken word	Live on WFMU from the streets of Dublin
Captain Moonlight	Banana Republican			2011		this song is avail for free download - go to the YouTube video for link	*
Scary Eire	Dole Q "Dole Q" by "Scary Eire"	Put The Needle On The Irish Hip-Hop Record (2009 WFMU Marathon Mix)
Bitwise Operator	Seven "Seven" by "Bitwise Operator"	Samurai Hack					*
Uncle Lew	haggerston fever "haggerston fever" by "Uncle Lew"	V/A Community Skratch Music 3	NozL Recordings	2011			*
bedlam mind	sickness "sickness" by "bedlam mind"	Hypermetabola	NozL Recordings	2011			*
Music behind DJ: Jinx Lennon interview + spoken word	"Jinx Lennon interview + spoken word"
Jinx Leenon	Accept Your Hair Loss (live on WFMU from Dublin)
Deviant & Naive Ted	Gone With The Wind		NozL Recordings	2011			*
Semyon	still "still" by "Semyon"	Bind:Sever		2011			*
Music behind DJ: Legal ID from two DUBs on O'Connell Street
Jinx Leenon	The Night The Motor Car of Death Drove into Dundalk Town	National Cancer Strategy		2010
Music behind DJ: Jinx Lennon interview + spoken word	"Jinx Lennon interview + spoken word"
J-Dilla	Two Can Win "Two Can Win" by "J-Dilla"	Donuts
The Late Late Show with Tubs & Joseph O Connor	The Late Late Show Joseph O 39Connor on the Irish love of the word FUCK
Jinx Lennon	"Jinx Lennon"
Jinx Lennon interview +	"Jinx Lennon interview +"
Little Shawn	Hickeys On Your Chest
Pezzettino (prod. LMNtlyst)	Cold Chick	Lub Dub
Lily Allen	Knock em Out "Knock em Out" by "Lily Allen"
Music behind DJ: Jinx Lennon interview +	"Jinx Lennon interview +"
Jinx Lennon	Pink Scrunched Up Thing	National Cancer Strategy
RíRá	'The Future Comin' Back To Haunt Ya'			2011
Deep Burial	Run With the Devil "Run With the Devil" by "Deep Burial"	Put The Needle onthe Irish Hip Hop Record - Billy Jam's 2009 Premium
OB @ All City Records interview	"OB @ All City Records interview"
Free the Robots	Destroy "Destroy" by "Free the Robots"		All City Records				*
Onra	AC7x7x7 ONRA_SIDE-A "AC7x7x7 ONRA_SIDE-A" by "Onra"		All City Records		7"
Exile	Dawn of the Nothing "Dawn of the Nothing" by "Exile"	LA Series 10	All City Records
Laura	"Fur Is Murder" Legal ID ""Fur Is Murder" Legal ID" by "Laura"
Uncle Lew and Jimmy Penguin	rotkejorp	you're a dick and so are you and me	NozL Recordings	2011			*
Valance Drakes aka MusSck	a3 proximity	[forthcoming on alkalinear vinyl]	NozL Recordings	2011			*
Jinx Lennon	FireplaceItis "FireplaceItis" by "Jinx Lennon"	Put The Needle onthe Irish Hip Hop Record - Billy Jam's 2009 Premium
Music behind DJ: Jinx Lennon interview	"Jinx Lennon interview"
Jinx Lennon	Bite your tongue when the blue light comes	National Cancer Strategy		2010
Chris Moss Acid	KONG "KONG" by "Chris Moss Acid"	Inteceptor	NozL Recordings	2011			*
J-Rocc	Play This Too "Play This Too" by "J-Rocc"			2011			*
Semyon	still (slight remix) "still (slight remix)" by "Semyon"
MusSck	crystalline complex "crystalline complex" by "MusSck"	alienetic ep	Weirdo Anime
Shafiq Husayn	nirvana "nirvana" by "Shafiq Husayn"	En'A-Free-Ka
Thin Lizzy	Johnny The Fox Meets Jimmy The Weed
Bibio	Artists' Valley "Artists' Valley" by "Bibio"	Mind Bokeh		2011			*
Damien Dempsey	negative vibes (feat Sinead O Connor)
Music behind DJ: outro mic break with Jinx Lennon	"outro mic break with Jinx Lennon"
The Dubliners (feat Luke Kelly)	Dirty Old Town

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Listener comments!
	12:39pm Billy Jam: For this special Irish edition of Put The Needle On The Record I will be joined by Ireland's premiere punk-poet Jinx Lennon - down from Dundalk - as we wander the streets of Dublin's city centre playing music sets and stopping at various points along the way - starting off in Parnell Square near the Garden Of Remembrance and ending up in a pub over on the South Side of the City Centre - with a stop at All City (store and label HQ) in the Temple Bar district just over the Halfpenny Bridge (so named coz it used to cost half a penny toll to cross the River Liffey over this historic pedestrian bridge) - at least that's the plan. Jinx will do some spoken word pieces, and to chat about music and life and in the current post-Celtic Tiger (aka Septic Tiger) Ireland. Our main man here in Dublin - Tall Paul Lowe is also here helping out with this remote behind the scenes doing playlist/comments monitoring.
	3:00pm Billy Tech Jam: What makes this particular broadcast unique is that it is being done exclusively via a prototype of the forthcoming iLine app - kind of like the TieLine unit that we normally use for WFMU remotes (like the one last week in Dusseldorf, or the one Ken and Andy will do next week in Upright Citizens Brigade in Manhattan or the Primavera Festival in Barcelona remote in May that the station will do). This one is an all wireless/battery operated broadcast - giving us freedom of mobility - done thanks to a prototype of the new iLine app (based on the traditional, albeit now archaic, TieLine technology) and is being done on only an iPhone utilizing the iLine and a few other apps including the Tap DJ app to play the mp3s off of. They should sound clear so long as our phone signal (thanks to Eirecom for their help with this) remains steady. But still the mic and some parts may be a little rough and ready sounding , esp since we have no real time monitor of the live signal. So Amanda, who is back in the WFMU studios doing board-op, if you can post comments on the accuplaylist (which we can see and access obviously) to let us know if the levels or anything are off .Thanks. Tall Paul, who is here also, will monitor the comments and playlist & pics.
	3:01pm Timi Dz Nutz: Once Again It's On....!!!!
	3:02pm Timi Dz Nutz: ...And First Comment Too To Boot.!.!.! Woooo Hoooo....
	3:03pm Sean Daily: Fourth comment! Woo hoo!
	3:03pm Cecile: Hi, Billie and Jinx! And you love TapDJ as much as I do, COOOOOOL!
	3:04pm Sean Daily: Oh my GODS, Billy Jam is going native! Listen to his accent! We got to pull him out NOW! GO GO GO GO GO GO GO!
	3:05pm Cecile: Fis-CAL!!!
	3:09pm bennett4senate: I'd love to see a google map of the wandering route!
	3:09pm Oedipa: Finally! Some music. That last bit was annoying.
	3:11pm Cecile: Jinx, you were great. Like the megaphone a lot.
	3:12pm Timi Dz Nutz: Hey...Billy, Jinx got your Bull Horn ( just joke'n). Shout outs to Tall Paul, Sean Daily, DJ Alf, DJ Tu-Kai....Sean just hit on the head, listen to how strong Billy's Brogue is...Love it!!!!
	3:13pm Bloomsday: Wandering around Dublin can get complicated to map.
	3:15pm bennett4senate: would also love to see a pic of the mobile setup? or literally, everything is just happening on one iPhone? impressive
	3:16pm Tall Paul: Thanks everyone for tuning in. Oedipa - there will be more talking so if you find our Irish accents "annoying" tune out after next song
	3:18pm Cecile: bennett, I think that's what's happening. Tap DJ is the best $1.99 I ever spent on the iPhone.
	3:18pm jtm: Yes!! Show us pitchers of your setup!
	3:19pm ALF of Hip Hop Slam: Hey what's up everybody?! Hope everyone is doing well.
	3:20pm Cecile: good, DJ ALF. And you?
	3:20pm James in Berlin: I was in Dublin last summer with my girlfriend and we loved it. Never heard of Jinx Lennon before but enjoying him. Are you guys going to the Guinness brewery as part of your walking tour of Dublin?
	3:21pm Tall Paul: Big up DJ ALF!
	3:23pm Marc in Liverpool: first time I've heard this show before
	3:24pm Timi Dz Nutz: I wana hear more from the people on the streets and in the pubs....and maybe a lil' Thin Lizzy.!!!
	3:26pm Timi Dz Nutz: Welll Welcome Marc in Liverpool. We do this every week from all around the globe... Paul let'em all know!!
	3:27pm Cecile: I learned a hell of a lot about Irish politics on Twitter, of all places.
	3:29pm Banana Republican lyrics: excuse me sir could ye spare a second for me? my name is mick guinness im your local td i really need yer vote so if you could please i'll give ye my word im still the big cheese dont worry about the troubles and the times we are in i'll get the job done with a shit eatin grin i'll promise you the world,that much is certain you want a meltdown im on the phone to joan burton i'll solve unmeployment get yee all on the dole work placement for the nation dig us out of this hole n if its not enough then we'll give em the ole heave ho there they go population control innovation is the key to solve the situation we'll save a few quid expediting emigration if ye vote for that shower like a communist rally you better know the words to the internationale im here ta steer you all onto a righteous philosophy free market enterprise,and lassez-faire policy its a family business so vote for number one keep my seat secure through each election you cant call it nepotism when you vote for my son he's qualified sure didnt i show him how its done he might be a wanker but what can you do hes cut from the same cloth that spent years fucking you he's got the banks bailed with your money what could he be a banana republican some sleep on the street he drinks in marquees what could he be a banana republican his self service health cares not for me what could he be a banana republican a national resource sold out for shell to see what could he be a banana republican now now i know what your thinking dont get carried away its time for a change its long overdue you might say but before ye do lets look at the options are ye really better off with the opposite nonsense that blueshirt plank whats he talkin about does he even know? i'd say theres a slight doubt he seems like hes about to grab all the glory then he opens his mouth and its enda story little birdies in his skull singin tweet tweet twitter his little deaths head shoved up alans shitter whats left for the left they might like gil more but that party is about as left as the freikorps before ye know it they'll be all over this poppin corks celebratin champagne socialists a shower of dilletantes labour me hole you'll be votin for the labour when ye sign on the dole i'll speak my mind then dish out the criticism once i no longer occupy my ministers position i'm genuine a straight shooter im no hipocrit i swear to christ this is my look like i give a shit so keep it safe as houses my seat but not as cold sure ye might say these days houses arent safe at all cheaply built on bog land heavily priced and sold to poor people who cant afford a rock to throw at the dail he's got the banks bailed with your money what could he be a banana republican some sleep on the street he drinks in marquees what could he be a banana republican his self service health cares not for me what could he be a banana republican a national resource sold out for shell to see what could he be a banana republican i got interests in companies money spread out everywhere i got cash in the back of my pocket i never new was there investments in overseas accounts bonds and stocks and shares who cares to what amounts might be forever under fire from the villifiers,rumour mongers naysayers,do nothings,me feiners and liars begrudgers elbow nudgers befudgers of the truth who'll trample all over yer good name and yer 3 piece suit we'll change just enough that it seems like a change our back bench rebellion voted in a new name doesnt matter he presided over the great shame out with the old and in with the same so assemble the rabble speak with the passion of a rebel but my revolutions aims to keep things at a stable level an expert in rhetoric such as we care a lot bout the weak and the vulnerable thats the shot for spin is the word and we've mastered the craft so give us your word go and vote overdraft we'll get the cash no matter who gets in and who gets to pay? congratulations you win he's got the banks bailed with your money what could he be a banana republican some sleep on the street he drinks in marquees what could he be a banana republican his self service health cares not for me what could he be a banana republican a national resource sold out for shell to see what could he be a banana republican hes got a croke box the v i p what could he be a banana republican hes a sure shot rockin the real party what could he be a banana republican he's a high roller rippin us of for a fee what could he be a banana republican hes a man of the people but you don't see what could he be a banana republican
	3:29pm Tall Paul: hello Timi D - how are things in San Francisco?
	3:31pm Ike: So does Ireland not have a NHS (or pinko Commie socialist health care, as lots of us Americans would probably call it), or is it just a really bad system?
	3:32pm Cheri Pi: This is goooooooood.
	3:33pm chris: fookin' dope cut, Cap'n Moonlight!
	3:36pm The Breton Drinking Company: Hello Ireland! Thanks for the sound and whiskey!
	3:37pm Timi Dz Nutz: All sunny here and the sound is great. I got a slow friday for a change, so I'm here all the way. I love "Dole Q' one of my fav S.E. songs...
	3:39pm Tall Paul: Good to hear Timi D.....THis song now is more new music from the West of Ireland's NOZL recordings c/o Jimmy Penguin and the Vince Mackmahon crew
	3:39pm Carmichael: Yikes Billy, you're all over the city! Get a shot of that Phil Lynott statue over by the Bleeding Horse. Great memories in those photos. Parnell Square, wow ...
	3:40pm Tall Paul: good weather here in Dublin right now about 52 degrees and no rain (yet)
	3:43pm Carmichael: Let us know where you are when you get a chance, Paul & Billy.
	3:43pm Tall Paul: Don't worry Philo fans - we did not cause any damage to Mister Lynott's statue by leaving sticker on it permanently
	3:45pm Mike East: That statue is awesome! Happy Friday everybody!!!
	3:46pm Tall Paul: Yo, seeing as you all love Irish HipHop here is a link for you all: http://www.irishhiphop.com/forum/list.php?10. Check out Mek Saint Patrick's Day mix too.
	3:47pm SiHV: I didn't even know there was a Philo statue in Dublin. Will have to make a pilgrimage.
	3:50pm Jessica: Ahhh.
	3:50pm dubdoug: any more Jinxy coming on?
	3:50pm Carmichael: He he .... Phil's the man! Thanks, you guys!!
	3:50pm Ismael: greetings from the Left Coast, Villy Yams!
	3:50pm Tall Paul: Yo Shiv, not only a statue now there is an exhibiton see http://www.philiplynottexhibition.com/index.php
	3:51pm Jessica: [fixed up]
	3:54pm SiHV: @ Tall Paul, wow! Hmm, can I get to Dublin in the next two months...
	3:56pm Tall Paul: Yo Shiv,Exhibition closes 2nd May
	3:57pm Tall Paul: Just posted "WFMU sticker" pic we took of the Phil Lynott exhibit going on up in the Stpehens Green center right now - ITs really good
	3:59pm SiHV: Shave it all off! Hear hear.
	3:59pm Carmichael: Wow, great shot! That looks awesome.
	4:13pm Carmichael: Molly Malone. I know exactly where that is.
	4:16pm Tall Paul: No J-Dilla was not from Ireland -:) but is one of the few non Irish releases we will be playing today - in addition to mostly new Irish releases. We will be playing the new J-Rocc single later too.
	4:17pm Cecile: Sure he was. Jay O'Dilla.
	4:19pm Tall Paul: Joseph O'Connor is an Irish journalist and is Sinead O'Connor's brother. - This was on Irish TV show The Late Late Show last Friday
	4:21pm chris: Fuck yeah, this fuckin show is fuckin great!
	4:22pm ?: Nothing but a leprechaun
	4:22pm John Cooper Clarke Censored: The forgetting train is forgetting late, you forgetting wait, you forgetting wait. You're forgetting lost, you're forgetting found, stuck in forgetting chickentown.
	4:23pm chris: He's also a great author! Joe O'Connor is an amazing guy. My wife who works at a great book store in Northern Cal met him recently and instantly fell in love with him. No, I'm not threatened!
	4:23pm dubdoug: Bus Driver looks sour! Great show!
	4:26pm Cecile: It's like copper piping getting stolen out of houses in poor neighborhoods. The price of copper is high, so people steal it to sell it. My mom got hit.
	4:27pm still b/p: Linguistically relevant, though not geographically: At Bike Week in Laconia, NH, a few years ago, I saw a t-shirt among the thousands for sale that said something close to this: "Fuck off you fucking fucker." Wondered who would buy it and wear it. A short time later, I saw someone in the crowd wearing it -- a girl who looked not older than 15-16, who seemed to be with her family.
	4:28pm chris: @still b/p Lenny Bruce is not dead! :-)
	4:32pm Ike: I just remarked to a co-worker about how ya see the infamous "Fuck You, You Fucking Fuck" T-shirt sold in some parts of NYC like on St. Marks Pl., alongside other shirts that make light of New Yorkers' supposed profane tendencies, but nobody ever seems to buy it and wear it.
	4:36pm still b/p: In most matters, I say rise up and go, Lenny, go!....but if I had a 15 year old daughter choosing that for her chest and a "Pink" billboard across her behind...welllll....the impulses to edit & decree or to just talk would be in a whirly dogfight in my mind...
	4:39pm chris: @still b/p true that
	4:42pm Bad Ronald: Big ups for Jinx and you too Billy Jam! Your shows always deliver. You deserve the FMU innovator of the year award!!! - Peace
	4:42pm Tall Paul: brand new track from RiRa - who is tuned in from the midlands - big up
	4:43pm Carmichael: Where I come from, it's pronouned more like "feckin' ". Used along with "eejit".
	4:45pm chris: RiRa! @Tall Paul/BillyJim the sound is really good! I'm lovin' the mobile remote action.
	4:51pm Tall Paul: OB shows much love to hip-hop via store and label and much love to WFMU - having hosted WFMU remotes from the Temple Bar district shop on Crow Street.
	4:55pm Tall Paul: All City 10th Annual Easter Jam happens on Easter weekend - end of the month in Dublin
	4:57pm glenn: i've always liked "ya stupit feckin' article".
	4:59pm Billy Jam: my favorite has long been "and you, ya malignant little shite!" Hey all thanks for listening to WFMU
	5:02pm glenn: in context ; republicans / conservatives / right wingers are, for the most part stupit feckin' articles. (and malignant little shites)
	5:04pm Carmichael: Republicans in Ireland are very different politically from American Republicans, imho. Even though I'm a feckin' pillock.
	5:04pm Bad Ronald: Bloody hatracks and festering stools they are as well!
	5:05pm Katy in Ohio: Ask Jinx if he will ever be coming to the states for a tour or if if he ever playes here?
	5:06pm ALF of Hip Hop Slam: Jimmy Penguinnnnnnnn!!!!
	5:07pm Tall Paul: want a WFMU sticker? email billyjam @ wfmu dot org with your snail mailing address
	5:13pm chris: AphexTwin influence?
	5:14pm still b/p: There are ongoing discussions among American performers of Irish plays and writers I work with about whether the ever-present "feck" and "feckin'" is just a slightly reduced-impact alt. pronunciation for fuck, or it's an entirely different term, of different derivation, that just happens to work out as the equivalent in usage. Who's got the final feckin' word on it?
	5:16pm still b/p: The only time I was in Ireland, when I was a kid, teenagers said fuck as fook --"ya wee fooker!"
	5:20pm Bad Ronald: fuggin A Jinx!!!
	5:23pm Carmichael: sbp, it depends on if you're from Antrim, Connacht, or other wheres. I've some cousins in Derry who I think barely speak Irish. You could cut their accent with a knife. Mine is more of a lilt than an inflection, as I'm from the southern coastal area. And in Cork & Kerry?? fuggit about it ....
	5:31pm Azam: @sb/p http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feck
	5:31pm ALF of Hip Hop Slam: Pick up J-Rocc's new release at http://www.stonesthrow.com It's pretty dope!
	5:31pm Carmichael: This dude's got the rhythm down. Bangin' it!
	5:32pm Bad Ronald: I concur Carmichael. Thanks AlfoHHS!
	5:39pm Tall Paul: This sketch is on display at the Philip Lynoot Exhibit in Dublin - in one room that is just paintings and sketches of Philo.
	5:40pm Carmichael: Speaking of FOOKIN' PHIL!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	5:41pm glenn: my father's family came from antrim, way back when. the cemetery where my mom and dad are buried might as well be in ireland.
	5:43pm glenn: anyhoo, i'm off to see wire tonight. slainte, evahbody.
	5:43pm Tall Paul: another of the handful of non Irish related releases
	5:44pm Carmichael: Spater, glenn. I'm off as well. Thanks to Billy, Paul, and everybody feckin' else.
	5:45pm Billy Jam: cheers glenn, carmiichael, bad ronald, chris, still b/p, cecile and all -
	5:45pm Billy Jam: THANK-YOUs To Jinx Lennon and the people & the sounds from the streets of Dublin. To Tall Paul for being producer Irish-side. Thanks to Jimmy Penguin and Nozl Recordings and Vince Mackmahon crew for all the new music. Also thanks to Ri Ra and Captain Moonlight for their new tracks. Thanks to OB at All City store/record label. Thanks to the designers of the iLine App to allow us to test out their prototype today which enabled us to broadcast as we wandered round the streets of the Irish capital. Special thanks to Eirecom for their assistance in getting and maintaining our signal for the past 3 hours. Thanks to the folks at WFMU including Bryce and Andy & Frangry, Amanda for board-op'ing, Scott Williams for tech support, Liz Berg for online promotion support, Ken Freedman for his never ending support, and you the WFMU listener for tuning in. Next week April 8th I will be back in the WFMU Jersey City studios when my guests will be artist AZEEM and author DAN CHARNAS and the topic will be "How golden was the golden age of hip-hop?" In two weeks time, April 15th, I will take the show back out on the road - but not too far afield - over to Brooklyn New York to the studios of hip-hip label Modern Shark. More on that on the Upcoming section of wfmu.org
	5:47pm Cecile: later, Billy! Great show.
	5:47pm Tall Paul: Andy and Frangy up next - with Shut Up Weirdo and a special show for April 1st 2011. Happy April Fools Day... and have a great weekend!
	5:47pm Bad Ronald: Cheers - flookin slammin show!
	5:54pm Cecile: Jinx, come to St. Paul,MN - one of the biggest populations of Irish emigres in the world.
	12:48pm Radioman: I heard your show (again), which was great (again)! (You were able to have the original Irish feeling—no, I’ve never been to Ireland, but this show…)
	6:02am jimmy penguin: nice!!!
	7:49am scrog: No HTML…? Feckin' racists… Stop givin' it about HTML

Put The Needle On The Record with Billy Jam: Playlist from April 1, 2011

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