WFMU: Nazario Scenario: Playlist from September 28, 2011

Listener comments!
	11:58am Amanda: Hi everyone!
	12:00pm Carmichael: Good morning Amanda. Hello, future posters.
	12:01pm Alf From Upstate: Welcome back Amanda!
	12:01pm Van in Dallas: Hi Amanda, listeners, and presumably Doug :)
	12:01pm efd: starting with the '90s!
	12:03pm Amanda: Yep, starting with the '90s is the way to do it. Hi everyone, for real this time!
	12:04pm Doug S.: Where else would I be, Amanda?!
	12:06pm Amanda: Doug, please know I'm always very chuffed and surprised to see you, as you have plenty of stream-y business that could keep you away. :-)
	12:07pm pgw in mntclr: +2 for use of the word "chuffed"
	12:09pm Amanda: Thanks pgw. Nice to have wordly-wise listeners...
	12:10pm Doug S.: I loved "chuffed," too.
	12:12pm glenn: chuffed has nothing to do with blowing the shofar, right?
	12:14pm Amanda: Probably not, though I'd be chuffed to be allowed to do so. Happy New Year anyway!
	12:15pm Van in Dallas: Starting to remind me of that movie "The Last Boy Scout" I think it was..."Great. We're getting beat up by the inventor of 'Scrabble'" lol
	12:15pm glenn: i have to wonder if son volt ever played in medicine hat.
	12:16pm Doug S.: Or blowing the chauffeur (not that there's anything wrong with that).
	12:16pm Brian in UK: Hello folks. Boy is it hot right here, right now. Beers in front line order. Technically. 'CHUFFED TO BITS'.
	12:17pm Amanda: @Doug -- Hey-o! Check please! @Brian -- Welcome, and save a beer for me. @glenn -- If they did, do you think the audience went NUTS for this song?
	12:17pm glenn: on the other hand, trying to fit "head smashed in buffalo jump" into a lyric probably wouldn't be that simple.
	12:20pm glenn: david rawlings is a killer flat picker. just saying.
	12:22pm Brian in UK: Just been listening to the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band and they managed to fit 'hexachlorophene' into a song. Well it was the lates Sixties.
	12:22pm Amanda: I agree, glenn. I saw them in 2006 or so, opening for (weirdly enough?) Bright Eyes. They ruled.
	12:23pm Amanda: Need to find a way to fit the Bonzo Dog Band into the show one of these daze...
	12:24pm glenn: yes, but is hexaclorophene the name of a town? 'cause head smashed in buffalo jump is in alberta. as is medicine hat.
	12:27pm glenn: also vulcan, whose claim to fame is the giant starship enterprise erected at the city limits.
	12:27pm Carmichael: The song Rockalizer Baby would probably be a good fit with the stuff you regularly play.
	12:30pm Alf From Upstate: Ned's Atomic T-Shirt: http://www.clarity.it/terminally-groovie/tshirts/index.php
	12:31pm pgw in mntclr: ah, the t-shirt was either L or XL like every band shirt made before 1998
	12:31pm glenn: many years ago, ned sublette played a show in toronto, with local rockabilly / country hero handsome ned opening. the show was bille as "two neds are better than one".
	12:33pm Amanda: Yes, pgw, no ladies ever wanted to wear a T-shirt, they assumed. glenn -- HA! I love that so much! Alf -- They're so beautiful, in that late-80s-early-90s Vision Street Wear-chic way. Mwah! Thanks for the link.
	12:33pm Marty McFly: Wait a minute, Amanda Ah... Are you telling me that you built a time machine... out of old radio tubes?
	12:33pm pgw in mntclr: case i point—somebody tried to sell an XL for $50 on ebay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Neds-Atomic-Dustbin-Kill-Your-Television-T-Shirt-XL-/320759571365
	12:33pm Brian in UK: Carmichael, you are on it. Just been enjoying 'Tent'. Who writes lyrics like 'My baby is as beautiful as a turniquet'
	12:35pm glenn: it's so convin - ient. gonna get you in my tent tent tent.
	12:35pm Amanda: Time machine = not so hard to construct, as it turns out
	12:35pm glenn: or my pink half of the drainpipe.
	12:36pm Brian in UK: Ron Shirt rules.
	12:36pm Carmichael: I saw Richard Thompson and Loudon Wainwright together recently, billed as Rich & Loud.
	12:37pm glenn: or just ask all those hipsters where death cab for cutie came up with the name.
	12:39pm Brian in UK: Amanda, are you aware that when you click Live Audio Streams on this page it goes to Duane's show?
	12:40pm Brian in UK: So right, glenn.
	12:40pm Amanda: Aaaaaaahhhhhhh! Yes, I'm aware of this. I usually put the proper link up top but I forgot this week.
	12:40pm Marty McFly: Coincidentally, the name Ned's Atomic Dustbin was taken from an episode of the Goon Show, which was an influence on the Bonzo Dog Band. Hmmm?!?
	12:42pm Brian in UK: Ned being Neddy Seagoon. Ah he's falling in the water again.
	12:43pm Amanda: You could probably trace everything I even remotely like back to Peter Sellers without too much difficulty.
	12:45pm Amanda: The link problem has been addressed.
	12:46pm Brian in UK: Spike Maligna (the well known typing error) was the writting brains before the groans.
	12:46pm glenn: birdy num nums.
	12:46pm Brian in UK: With full zip code, I trust, Amanda.
	12:48pm Amanda: Oh but of course! My British stepfather used to play Goon Show tapes for us in the car; I still have some of them layin' around somewheres.
	12:49pm glenn: LUV flannery o'connor.
	12:50pm glenn: i love my work. i just wish this cold would feck off so i could get back to it.
	12:51pm Brian in UK: Prince Charles was/is a big fan of the Goons, I'm sure you can see why.
	12:51pm Doug S.: Khalil Gibran said "Work is love made visible." At GtDR, work is love made audible.
	12:51pm glenn: on the other hand, i can listen to this awesome possum radio.
	12:53pm glenn: thanks to the bonzos, i now have a huge love for both music hall and palm court orchestras.
	12:53pm Amanda: Yes, glenn, silver lining! We miss you when you're away from us.
	12:54pm Brian in UK: Was this Gibran a stockbroker?
	12:55pm glenn: hi ho silver lining.
	12:56pm Brian in UK: glenn, not taking yourself too seriously, especially rock music is priceless. The Bonzos were vital at the time. We someone likr them now. Ever heard Half Man, Half Biscuit?
	12:58pm Amanda: For not taking yourself too seriously in rock music, I nominate Ween as the #1 best ever
	12:58pm ndbob: afternoon Amanda and everyone!
	12:59pm glenn: ( searching memory bank) i've heard the name. is john otway still performing? hell, is john otway even still alive? there's a pretty serious non serious guy.
	12:59pm Carmichael: I followed Neil Innes into the Rutles, and I'm now a big fan of Rutlemania.
	12:59pm Brian in UK: Have they got a sister, Doreen Ween?
	12:59pm pgw in mntclr: i once saw Gene Ween at a Cure concert.
	1:00pm Carmichael: Pushin' the little daisies and watchin' em come up. Strangest song I've heard in a great long while.
	1:00pm Amanda: I love Neil Innes too! Hi ndbob -- welcome back!!! Brian -- yes, but it is probably just Gene Ween in a wig
	1:00pm Brian in UK: Yes, Mr Otway is still about, big in Belgium/Netherlands, I believe.
	1:00pm glenn: apparently monty python writing sessions were renowned for the fact that they were so business like.
	1:01pm Brian in UK: Comedy is a serious business. Ask any comedian.
	1:02pm glenn: basically the reverso of the world's funniest joke skit.
	1:04pm glenn: brand new game is more proof that all the great songs are in d minor.
	1:05pm Amanda: I sense a master's thesis coming on...
	1:06pm Brian in UK: Are you going all Nigel Tufnell?
	1:07pm Carmichael: My personal favorite is Am, but I know where you're coming from, Glenn. Sultans of Swing is in Dm, one of my favorite guitar playing songs.
	1:07pm Van in Dallas: yes, D minor. Ergo the bumper sticker: Honk if you think Concerto No. 1 in D Minor by Johannes Brahms blows away J.S. Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 6 in B-Flat Major.
	1:08pm glenn: harry rag. i need not say more.
	1:10pm glenn: i need that bumper sticker. even though my van doesn't really have bumpers. more like protruberances.
	1:12pm glenn: i really miss big honkin' chrome bumpers.
	1:12pm Brian in UK: harry rag, harry rag, he'd do anything just to get a harry rag. harry rag (rhyming slang for fag (cigarette))
	1:12pm ndbob: one of my favorite Kinks songs
	1:13pm glenn: well, everybody knows how much i love the kinks.
	1:14pm Amanda: I didn't know! That's one of my favorite Kinks songs too.
	1:15pm glenn: ahem . the kinks are the greatest rock and roll band ever.
	1:15pm Amanda: NYC-area dwellers: the bar Otto's Shrunken Head does a Kinks covers night now. I haven't been yet, but I am going to the next one!
	1:17pm seang: dying is no big deal
	1:17pm Van in Dallas: the bumper sticker: http://www.cafepress.com/kcomposite.14412037 :)
	1:18pm ndbob: i dread going to the doctor too.. though I have a nice one.
	1:19pm seang: speaking of dying: this 9-5 work is killing me (slowly but surely)--Thanks for the MEKONS!
	1:20pm Amanda: Yay, seang! I'm deeply happy that I can keep you alive for another few minutes.
	1:20pm Carmichael: We used that phrase to mean a joint.
	1:20pm glenn: you need to hear this song performed by jon langford and a 40 voice welsh male choir, with the sadies as the band. sublemon.
	1:22pm Carmichael: Listen to The Kinks Soap Opera. The whole thing is about the 9-5 drag and the gloomy people who put up with it.
	1:23pm seang: I once asked Sally Timms how she paid the rent--but it came out all awkward-but she was cool-
	1:26pm glenn: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaqQeld9B4Q
	1:29pm glenn: this is better - "delilah. the welsh national anthem", as jon langford calls it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lm3O31lN5ak
	1:31pm Monty Python: If I were Hitler, I'd annex the Sudetenland.
	1:32pm glenn: don't tell rene russo, but i have a big crush on barbara manning.
	1:35pm Amanda: Awesome links glenn, thank ye!
	1:37pm glenn: we torontonians are blessed. every spring he does a gig here with the choir.
	1:47pm seang: 12XU
	1:48pm Amanda: Thanks seang, now I have them both playing simultaneously on my laptop and I am insane.
	1:50pm seang: Feel like I'm falling...
	1:53pm Van in Dallas: Thanks for the show Amanda
	1:54pm Amanda: No, Van, thank YOU for your great listenerhood.
	1:55pm Carmichael: Thank you for everything, Amanda. Hope to hear you live next week, perhaps. Although this is great as well.
	1:56pm glenn: and the great bumper sticker.
	1:56pm ndbob: excellent show as always Amanda!
	1:57pm Amanda: Next week will be recorded too! But it will also be 3 hours long, lucky lucky you. Thanks, everyone, and I am excited for next week. xoxoxo.
	1:58pm Gene: congrats!
	1:58pm glenn: this gives lou reed /metallica a run for the money.
	1:58pm Amanda: aw shucks
	2:01pm pgw in mntclr: good show, Amanda (both recorded and live)

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from September 28, 2011

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Two hours of rollicking delite: '60s jams, cartooniness, seriousness, sing-alongs, and Simpsons talk. P.dece.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Approx. start time
Ned's Atomic Dustbin	Kill Your Television	God Fodder	Furtive	1991	Cassette	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Stone Roses	This is the One "This is the One" by "Stone Roses"	s/t	Silvertone	1989	CD	0:03:07 (Pop-up)
Jets to Brazil	One Summer Last Fall	Four Cornered Night	Jade Tree	2000	CD	0:07:49 (Pop-up)
Son Volt	Medicine Hat "Medicine Hat" by "Son Volt"	Wide Swing Tremolo	WB	1998	CD	0:12:51 (Pop-up)
Gillian Welch and David Rawlings	I Want to Sing That Rock and Roll	Time (The Revelator)	Acony	2001	CD	0:17:00 (Pop-up)
Big Star	September Gurls (Live) "September Gurls (Live)" by "Big Star"	Live	Ryko	1992	CD	0:19:38 (Pop-up)

Chinese Restaurants	Work is a Drag	River of Shit 7"	S-S	2010	7"	0:30:01 (Pop-up)
Killdozer	Lupus "Lupus" by "Killdozer"		Touch & Go	1989	7"	0:32:32 (Pop-up)
Deerhoof	C "C" by "Deerhoof"		Cool Beans	2002	7"	0:35:42 (Pop-up)
Dutchess and the Duke	Side By Side		Sub Pop	2009	7"	0:40:15 (Pop-up)
Sun City Girls	Ben's Radio "Ben's Radio" by "Sun City Girls"	Funeral Mariachi	Abduction	2010	LP	0:42:01 (Pop-up)

James	Laid "Laid" by "James"	Laid	Fontana Island	1993	CD	0:51:43 (Pop-up)
Queers	Janelle, Janelle "Janelle, Janelle" by "Queers"	Don't Back Down	Lookout!	1996	CD	0:54:03 (Pop-up)
Weston	Heather Lewis "Heather Lewis" by "Weston"	Got Beat Up	Go Kart	1996	CD	0:56:47 (Pop-up)
Dirtbombs	Brand New Game "Brand New Game" by "Dirtbombs"		Munster	2006	7"	0:59:02 (Pop-up)
Archers of Loaf	All Hail the Black Market	Vs the Greatest of All Time EP	Alias	1994	CD	1:02:11 (Pop-up)
Sonic Youth	No Queen Blues "No Queen Blues" by "Sonic Youth"	Washing Machine	DGC	1995	CD	1:05:55 (Pop-up)

Mekons	(Sometimes I Feel Like) Fletcher Christian	So Good it Hurts	TwinTone	1988	LP	1:18:04 (Pop-up)
Les Sans Culottes	Ecole de Merde "Ecole de Merde" by "Les Sans Culottes"	Shut Up Avec	Les Sans Culottes	2000	CD	1:22:49 (Pop-up)
Mountain Goats	The Sign "The Sign" by "Mountain Goats"	Bitter Melon Farm	3 Beads of Sweat	orig 1994	CD	1:25:43 (Pop-up)
Barbara Manning	Straw Man "Straw Man" by "Barbara Manning"	One Perfect Green Blanket	Heyday	1991	LP	1:28:06 (Pop-up)
Liz Phair	Carnivore "Carnivore" by "Liz Phair"			orig 1993	CD	1:30:21 (Pop-up)

Buzzcocks	Why She's a Girl from the Chainstore		IRS	1980	7"	1:37:33 (Pop-up)
Demolition Doll Rods	Power Cruise		Wantage USA	1995	7"	1:39:51 (Pop-up)
APB	Something to Believe In "Something to Believe In" by "APB"		Red River	1985	12"	1:41:36 (Pop-up)
Split Enz	Shark Attack "Shark Attack" by "Split Enz"	True Colours	A&M	1980	LP	1:44:40 (Pop-up)
Squeeze	Hourglass "Hourglass" by "Squeeze"	Babylon and On	A&M	1987	LP	1:47:50 (Pop-up)

Billy Idol	Hole in the Wall "Hole in the Wall" by "Billy Idol"		Chrysalis	1982	7"	1:56:11 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:58am Amanda: Hi everyone!
	12:00pm Carmichael: Good morning Amanda. Hello, future posters.
	12:01pm Alf From Upstate: Welcome back Amanda!
	12:01pm Van in Dallas: Hi Amanda, listeners, and presumably Doug :)
	12:01pm efd: starting with the '90s!
	12:03pm Amanda: Yep, starting with the '90s is the way to do it. Hi everyone, for real this time!
	12:04pm Doug S.: Where else would I be, Amanda?!
	12:06pm Amanda: Doug, please know I'm always very chuffed and surprised to see you, as you have plenty of stream-y business that could keep you away. :-)
	12:07pm pgw in mntclr: +2 for use of the word "chuffed"
	12:09pm Amanda: Thanks pgw. Nice to have wordly-wise listeners...
	12:10pm Doug S.: I loved "chuffed," too.
	12:12pm glenn: chuffed has nothing to do with blowing the shofar, right?
	12:14pm Amanda: Probably not, though I'd be chuffed to be allowed to do so. Happy New Year anyway!
	12:15pm Van in Dallas: Starting to remind me of that movie "The Last Boy Scout" I think it was..."Great. We're getting beat up by the inventor of 'Scrabble'" lol
	12:15pm glenn: i have to wonder if son volt ever played in medicine hat.
	12:16pm Doug S.: Or blowing the chauffeur (not that there's anything wrong with that).
	12:16pm Brian in UK: Hello folks. Boy is it hot right here, right now. Beers in front line order. Technically. 'CHUFFED TO BITS'.
	12:17pm Amanda: @Doug -- Hey-o! Check please! @Brian -- Welcome, and save a beer for me. @glenn -- If they did, do you think the audience went NUTS for this song?
	12:17pm glenn: on the other hand, trying to fit "head smashed in buffalo jump" into a lyric probably wouldn't be that simple.
	12:20pm glenn: david rawlings is a killer flat picker. just saying.
	12:22pm Brian in UK: Just been listening to the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band and they managed to fit 'hexachlorophene' into a song. Well it was the lates Sixties.
	12:22pm Amanda: I agree, glenn. I saw them in 2006 or so, opening for (weirdly enough?) Bright Eyes. They ruled.
	12:23pm Amanda: Need to find a way to fit the Bonzo Dog Band into the show one of these daze...
	12:24pm glenn: yes, but is hexaclorophene the name of a town? 'cause head smashed in buffalo jump is in alberta. as is medicine hat.
	12:27pm glenn: also vulcan, whose claim to fame is the giant starship enterprise erected at the city limits.
	12:27pm Carmichael: The song Rockalizer Baby would probably be a good fit with the stuff you regularly play.
	12:30pm Alf From Upstate: Ned's Atomic T-Shirt: http://www.clarity.it/terminally-groovie/tshirts/index.php
	12:31pm pgw in mntclr: ah, the t-shirt was either L or XL like every band shirt made before 1998
	12:31pm glenn: many years ago, ned sublette played a show in toronto, with local rockabilly / country hero handsome ned opening. the show was bille as "two neds are better than one".
	12:33pm Amanda: Yes, pgw, no ladies ever wanted to wear a T-shirt, they assumed. glenn -- HA! I love that so much! Alf -- They're so beautiful, in that late-80s-early-90s Vision Street Wear-chic way. Mwah! Thanks for the link.
	12:33pm Marty McFly: Wait a minute, Amanda Ah... Are you telling me that you built a time machine... out of old radio tubes?
	12:33pm pgw in mntclr: case i point—somebody tried to sell an XL for $50 on ebay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Neds-Atomic-Dustbin-Kill-Your-Television-T-Shirt-XL-/320759571365
	12:33pm Brian in UK: Carmichael, you are on it. Just been enjoying 'Tent'. Who writes lyrics like 'My baby is as beautiful as a turniquet'
	12:35pm glenn: it's so convin - ient. gonna get you in my tent tent tent.
	12:35pm Amanda: Time machine = not so hard to construct, as it turns out
	12:35pm glenn: or my pink half of the drainpipe.
	12:36pm Brian in UK: Ron Shirt rules.
	12:36pm Carmichael: I saw Richard Thompson and Loudon Wainwright together recently, billed as Rich & Loud.
	12:37pm glenn: or just ask all those hipsters where death cab for cutie came up with the name.
	12:39pm Brian in UK: Amanda, are you aware that when you click Live Audio Streams on this page it goes to Duane's show?
	12:40pm Brian in UK: So right, glenn.
	12:40pm Amanda: Aaaaaaahhhhhhh! Yes, I'm aware of this. I usually put the proper link up top but I forgot this week.
	12:40pm Marty McFly: Coincidentally, the name Ned's Atomic Dustbin was taken from an episode of the Goon Show, which was an influence on the Bonzo Dog Band. Hmmm?!?
	12:42pm Brian in UK: Ned being Neddy Seagoon. Ah he's falling in the water again.
	12:43pm Amanda: You could probably trace everything I even remotely like back to Peter Sellers without too much difficulty.
	12:45pm Amanda: The link problem has been addressed.
	12:46pm Brian in UK: Spike Maligna (the well known typing error) was the writting brains before the groans.
	12:46pm glenn: birdy num nums.
	12:46pm Brian in UK: With full zip code, I trust, Amanda.
	12:48pm Amanda: Oh but of course! My British stepfather used to play Goon Show tapes for us in the car; I still have some of them layin' around somewheres.
	12:49pm glenn: LUV flannery o'connor.
	12:50pm glenn: i love my work. i just wish this cold would feck off so i could get back to it.
	12:51pm Brian in UK: Prince Charles was/is a big fan of the Goons, I'm sure you can see why.
	12:51pm Doug S.: Khalil Gibran said "Work is love made visible." At GtDR, work is love made audible.
	12:51pm glenn: on the other hand, i can listen to this awesome possum radio.
	12:53pm glenn: thanks to the bonzos, i now have a huge love for both music hall and palm court orchestras.
	12:53pm Amanda: Yes, glenn, silver lining! We miss you when you're away from us.
	12:54pm Brian in UK: Was this Gibran a stockbroker?
	12:55pm glenn: hi ho silver lining.
	12:56pm Brian in UK: glenn, not taking yourself too seriously, especially rock music is priceless. The Bonzos were vital at the time. We someone likr them now. Ever heard Half Man, Half Biscuit?
	12:58pm Amanda: For not taking yourself too seriously in rock music, I nominate Ween as the #1 best ever
	12:58pm ndbob: afternoon Amanda and everyone!
	12:59pm glenn: ( searching memory bank) i've heard the name. is john otway still performing? hell, is john otway even still alive? there's a pretty serious non serious guy.
	12:59pm Carmichael: I followed Neil Innes into the Rutles, and I'm now a big fan of Rutlemania.
	12:59pm Brian in UK: Have they got a sister, Doreen Ween?
	12:59pm pgw in mntclr: i once saw Gene Ween at a Cure concert.
	1:00pm Carmichael: Pushin' the little daisies and watchin' em come up. Strangest song I've heard in a great long while.
	1:00pm Amanda: I love Neil Innes too! Hi ndbob -- welcome back!!! Brian -- yes, but it is probably just Gene Ween in a wig
	1:00pm Brian in UK: Yes, Mr Otway is still about, big in Belgium/Netherlands, I believe.
	1:00pm glenn: apparently monty python writing sessions were renowned for the fact that they were so business like.
	1:01pm Brian in UK: Comedy is a serious business. Ask any comedian.
	1:02pm glenn: basically the reverso of the world's funniest joke skit.
	1:04pm glenn: brand new game is more proof that all the great songs are in d minor.
	1:05pm Amanda: I sense a master's thesis coming on...
	1:06pm Brian in UK: Are you going all Nigel Tufnell?
	1:07pm Carmichael: My personal favorite is Am, but I know where you're coming from, Glenn. Sultans of Swing is in Dm, one of my favorite guitar playing songs.
	1:07pm Van in Dallas: yes, D minor. Ergo the bumper sticker: Honk if you think Concerto No. 1 in D Minor by Johannes Brahms blows away J.S. Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 6 in B-Flat Major.
	1:08pm glenn: harry rag. i need not say more.
	1:10pm glenn: i need that bumper sticker. even though my van doesn't really have bumpers. more like protruberances.
	1:12pm glenn: i really miss big honkin' chrome bumpers.
	1:12pm Brian in UK: harry rag, harry rag, he'd do anything just to get a harry rag. harry rag (rhyming slang for fag (cigarette))
	1:12pm ndbob: one of my favorite Kinks songs
	1:13pm glenn: well, everybody knows how much i love the kinks.
	1:14pm Amanda: I didn't know! That's one of my favorite Kinks songs too.
	1:15pm glenn: ahem . the kinks are the greatest rock and roll band ever.
	1:15pm Amanda: NYC-area dwellers: the bar Otto's Shrunken Head does a Kinks covers night now. I haven't been yet, but I am going to the next one!
	1:17pm seang: dying is no big deal
	1:17pm Van in Dallas: the bumper sticker: http://www.cafepress.com/kcomposite.14412037 :)
	1:18pm ndbob: i dread going to the doctor too.. though I have a nice one.
	1:19pm seang: speaking of dying: this 9-5 work is killing me (slowly but surely)--Thanks for the MEKONS!
	1:20pm Amanda: Yay, seang! I'm deeply happy that I can keep you alive for another few minutes.
	1:20pm Carmichael: We used that phrase to mean a joint.
	1:20pm glenn: you need to hear this song performed by jon langford and a 40 voice welsh male choir, with the sadies as the band. sublemon.
	1:22pm Carmichael: Listen to The Kinks Soap Opera. The whole thing is about the 9-5 drag and the gloomy people who put up with it.
	1:23pm seang: I once asked Sally Timms how she paid the rent--but it came out all awkward-but she was cool-
	1:26pm glenn: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaqQeld9B4Q
	1:29pm glenn: this is better - "delilah. the welsh national anthem", as jon langford calls it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lm3O31lN5ak
	1:31pm Monty Python: If I were Hitler, I'd annex the Sudetenland.
	1:32pm glenn: don't tell rene russo, but i have a big crush on barbara manning.
	1:35pm Amanda: Awesome links glenn, thank ye!
	1:37pm glenn: we torontonians are blessed. every spring he does a gig here with the choir.
	1:47pm seang: 12XU
	1:48pm Amanda: Thanks seang, now I have them both playing simultaneously on my laptop and I am insane.
	1:50pm seang: Feel like I'm falling...
	1:53pm Van in Dallas: Thanks for the show Amanda
	1:54pm Amanda: No, Van, thank YOU for your great listenerhood.
	1:55pm Carmichael: Thank you for everything, Amanda. Hope to hear you live next week, perhaps. Although this is great as well.
	1:56pm glenn: and the great bumper sticker.
	1:56pm ndbob: excellent show as always Amanda!
	1:57pm Amanda: Next week will be recorded too! But it will also be 3 hours long, lucky lucky you. Thanks, everyone, and I am excited for next week. xoxoxo.
	1:58pm Gene: congrats!
	1:58pm glenn: this gives lou reed /metallica a run for the money.
	1:58pm Amanda: aw shucks
	2:01pm pgw in mntclr: good show, Amanda (both recorded and live)

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from September 28, 2011

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