WFMU: Nazario Scenario: Playlist from March 28, 2012

Listener comments!
	11:49am Carmichael: OK, I'm actually here in the cyber-flesh. Good morning Amanda and undetermined future participants.
	11:51am Amanda: And good -- nay, GREAT morning to you, real live Listener Carmichael!
	12:00pm efd: I am getting my greeting in early this week in case I get busy/sidetracked later. Greetings!
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: good wednesday everyone and hello, amanda!
	12:03pm glenn: is cyber flesh in the new crayola box?
	12:03pm Carmichael: This was just before he hit gold with Damn the Torpedoes. He was just another guy flom Florida.
	12:03pm G: Tom Petty before he was classic "classic rock"
	12:08pm Amanda: Hey lJfW, efd, glenn, and G! Thanks for satisfying my hankering for cyber flesh.
	12:08pm glenn: i think his band before the heartbreakers was called mud crutch.
	12:09pm Carmichael: Hey, I have this album. Bought it when it came out. I also have the 45 of Sugar Sugar from the back of the box of Super Sugar Crisps.
	12:10pm Amanda: Whoa, Carmichael, that is (forgive me) sweet!
	12:15pm Carmichael: Even back then, I hoarded vinyl. I still have my red Chipmunks album, as well as the Hanna Barbera album with Huckleberry Hound telling stories, and Pixie & Dixie chasing each other around.
	12:16pm G: Welcome to Vinyl Hoarders Central, and thank you for testifying.
	12:20pm kat330: What took me so long to find this playlist? Hi, Amanda, and all the usual suspects! :)
	12:20pm glenn: i had to go to youtube to remind myself who pixie and dixie were. what the hell is with the anthropomorphisizing of mice?
	12:21pm G: @kat330: Maybe your loading problems on the 9-12 list had you dizzy?
	12:22pm listener james from westwood: reconnected recently with a guy who back in the late 80s had been hugely into cds. in his email he said he'd now switched from tower records to the princeton record exchange. i told him about the fmu record fair and said it's basically vinyl heaven. we shall see if i've won a new convert....
	12:22pm Mickey M.: I was a huge gamechanger and money machine, glenn. It's called "copycatting"
	12:23pm kat330: @G: yeah, that's what we'll call it, "loading problems". ;)
	12:24pm glenn: she's fucking goofy. that's all i have to say to you, mickey.
	12:30pm Amanda: Esoteric jokes!
	12:30pm Amanda: Big hello to you, kat330, and glad you finally found us. :-)
	12:31pm kat330: @Amanda: You and me both.
	12:31pm Carmichael: Esso Terrac joke.
	12:31pm kat330: Thank you, kindly, Ms. Television!
	12:32pm kat330: Now it would be Exxon Terrac.
	12:37pm Doug S.: Hello Amanda! I am busy cleaning the castle but have you rawking it off its foundations. Go!
	12:38pm glenn: you missed a rust spot on the suit of armour.
	12:41pm Amanda: Clean away, Doug! I have to wait until tomorrow, when it's time to reshelve all these fershlugginuh records.
	12:41pm ndbob: hello Amanda and everyone!
	12:42pm Amanda: Ahoy ndbob!
	12:42pm glenn: bobbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb!!!
	12:45pm Carmichael: Bob, how ah ya.
	12:45pm glenn: i was gonna use booooooooooooooooooooooooooooob, but that might be misconstrued.
	12:47pm listener james from westwood: howdy, ndbob! had never heard this cardigans cut. always an education, this station.
	12:48pm ndbob: Hello Glenn, James, Carmichael... heard that many times Glenn:)
	12:48pm Frank O'Toole: cool toons.
	12:49pm kat330: Tobacco theme carried forward from 9-12.
	12:49pm Danne D: Yay Amanda :) Hi Everyone :)
	12:49pm Amanda: Very happy to contribute to your schooling, James. When one teaches two learn. </platitude>
	12:49pm Amanda: Thanks Frank! Hi, Danne!
	12:49pm kat330: Hi, Danne.
	12:51pm Joe B: Hi Amanda! wow, the Mice material is aging very well.
	12:52pm kat330: Hi, Joe B! Did you attend the Kopp show last night?
	12:53pm Amanda: Joe, I couldn't agree more. I listen to that reissue all the time.
	12:55pm kat330: Like the Sunshine and Light theme you have going, A. Sunny outside and in.
	12:56pm Doug S.: Turn it up. I can't hear you over the vacuum!
	12:57pm Vacuum: I SUCK!!!!
	12:57pm Danne D: Hi Kat :) Also good to see FXO here :)
	12:59pm kat330: FXO?
	1:02pm G: FXO = Frank O'Toole, DJ
	1:03pm kat330: Ohhh, okay. Still a learning curve for me, and lots of exxonterica passing me by.
	1:04pm G: Danne's been here like forever. I've only been here maybe 4-5 years...
	1:07pm efd: And Frank's been here longer than forever! :D
	1:07pm kat330: @G: Yes, I believe Danne D. was the first commenter's name that registered to reregister with me. And that was from 7SD, the only show we listened to before December.
	1:09pm glenn: and bob brainen. also longer than forever.
	1:10pm kat330: I'm certainly glad we've expanded our aural vistas, not only FMU but GTDS and Ichiban. Now, I just have to figure a way to take FMU out to the garden with me. Otherwise I'll be missing a lot over the coming months.
	1:10pm kat330: Lightning -- still a light motif. :)
	1:12pm G: @kat: Wireless internet is the future :-P
	1:12pm kat330: Yeah, G., what exactly and how much approx.?
	1:13pm kat330: [no smartphones-ilk for us -- house rule]
	1:15pm glenn: http://www.torontosun.com/2012/01/26/kotter-star-dies-at-60?
	1:15pm G: I don't think we're in the same internet market -- I'm east coast US and you're where? I have verizon wireless for my (all-online) work mainly, 59/mo. (I'm doing final grading in an online course right now, actually.) Works fine on a laptop with their USB modem, no smartphone needed.
	1:16pm kat330: Love the Lowe!
	1:17pm Rich Z., Nutley, NJ: Nick Lowe Two-fer Tuesday!
	1:18pm kat330: @G: yeah, I realize the cellphone route, but we're being stubborn Luddites about that tech. Somebody mentioned a Kindle, but my old 3G is at least useless that way. Maybe I'll just get long speaker extensions and blast the neighborhood.
	1:18pm G: You could also get a DSL type line in the wall, and run one of those long (30/50/etc foot) cords out to the garden. Envision the goal, and then work backwards to find the means -- one of my mottos. :-)
	1:18pm fxo: oops.
	1:19pm G: fxo is an anagram of fox
	1:19pm Danne D: LOL Kat330 - when you deal in volume like I do your comment name becomes memorable I guess :)
	1:21pm kat330: @G: Resourceful motto. We'll figure something out. Don't need our weird neighbors (on one side) to get any weirder.
	1:21pm G: Keili: Beastin the Airwaves Danne D: Swampin the Boards Takes one to know one, right? :-P
	1:21pm Danne D: @G - I prefer to think of Fox as an anagram of FXO
	1:22pm kat330: Unusual name spellings also work.
	1:22pm Danne D: well, G, it's certainly better than the few times I'd call Terre during her show (I'm talking probably once every 3 months back in the day) - though I was at least nice enough to remind her that she should cue up :)
	1:22pm fxo: we have a winner!
	1:23pm Danne D: This reminds me, I have a picture to send your way, FXO. Let me see if it's on this computer.
	1:24pm Italiano: il streamo? che?
	1:26pm Amanda: My fake Italian is pretty good
	1:27pm G: The Boys are Back in Town has been recycled!
	1:27pm kat330: Yep, near-dead ringer.
	1:28pm Danne D: They should sue themselves :)
	1:29pm kat330: Very few groups break the "sounding just like" syndrome. I think the Beatles were the first to do that for me (after 1966-67)
	1:29pm G: Their lawyer would like that, Danne -- double work, and he can even work on outsmarting himself.
	1:32pm G: @kat: The money people often heavily encourage groups to stick with what hs proven to work for them, and what their fanbase expects/wants. The Beatles were in a hyper-universe of success and therefore had more latitide, as well as a higher bar to clear if they wanted to outdo what'd aleady done.
	1:33pm kat330: @G: Yes, and in the case of Motown groups, it was cultivated. Same songwriters, same studio musicians, etc.
	1:35pm kat330: Ooooh, a Fiveash v. Chazaloo stream battle? At least for one hour.
	1:37pm kat330: Amanda, who's doing this Time After Time cover?
	1:38pm kat330: Sweeeeeeeeeet! :>
	1:39pm ndbob: True Kat.. though Motown had some really off the wall records, particularly in the early early days.
	1:39pm kat330: Sweet 'n' Lowe -- best sub for sugar, and honey for the ears.
	1:42pm Amanda: kat, it is a group called the Vitamin String Quartet. :-)
	1:43pm kat330: Thanks!
	1:44pm kat330: @ndbob: Any suggestions for me?
	1:50pm ndbob: @kat - Motown actually recorded a number of country records on some of its subsidiaries - performers such as Howard Crockett - and quite a few gospel records early on...
	1:51pm ndbob: http://motownjunkies.co.uk/index/ has reviews so far of all the Motown related 45's through mid-64 so far
	1:51pm ndbob: Lots of interesting information, but he is way too critical in his reviews
	1:52pm kat330: Super -- thanks for the info!
	1:52pm ndbob: :)
	1:57pm kat330: The Swinging Tigers and Snake Walk? Heh! Will have to do some listening later.
	1:58pm efd: I really need to play more Cheap Trick. Great show so far, Amanda!
	2:01pm ndbob: Yep Kat.. that's a really collectible record.
	2:01pm Amanda: Evan -- yes, you do! And thanks. ;-)
	2:01pm Danne D: Btw, congrats on already winning the fantasy league, EFD.
	2:03pm kat330: Tacoma is Amocat backwards. (I know the SysOp of the ol' Amocat BBS out there)
	2:08pm Danne D: oh no no no no no no no no not me, Amanda.
	2:08pm ndbob: I loved Freaks and Geeks
	2:11pm kat330: Never caught that show, but Actor's Theatre across the bridge in Louisville is mounting a play based on that Sweet album. Guess the director already premiered it somewhere else.
	2:14pm Amanda: Holy mackerel, Kat! My cultural knowledge is admittedly narrow in scope, but I'm scared to say I didn't know anything about there being such a play. I'd go see it.
	2:16pm Mr Jinx: I'm watching you P & D.
	2:16pm ndbob: I need to go... excellent show Amanda!
	2:20pm Brian en Angleterre: Hello Amanda. Is thrice a lovely word? Pales besides Wibble but hey.
	2:21pm Amanda: Bye ndbob, see you next time! Mr. Jinx -- I am not P or D-ing, so this has confused me... Hey Brian! Yes, I love thrice too. Wibble, not so much, but it's probably an American thing.
	2:21pm kat330: @Amanda: Ooooops, big gaffe there, my bad. The play is based on Girlfriend NOT 100% Fun (which it isn't making such a dumb mistake ;).
	2:23pm Amanda: Haha, well I didn't know about that either!
	2:23pm Brian en Angleterre: That's so true Amanda. I am old enough to remember, perchance it is Pixie and Dixie. Cat chases meese.
	2:26pm kat330: It was written up in the paper over the weekend for a production either late fall or early 2013 I believe. What I thought was extraordinary is it's described as a play with two HS guys only. Even a play entitled "Girlfriend" can't have any female roles, go figure! :)
	2:26pm Brian en Angleterre: I used to have those badges out of the cereal packets, even the naked swami, Yogi Bear!!!
	2:32pm Brian en Angleterre: Playlist looks fab, have to catch the archie(ive). You're really hitting that stride.
	2:33pm Danne D: Oooh Clerks theme :)
	2:36pm Amanda: Aw shucks, Brian! That is very kind.
	2:38pm listener james from westwood: was by sheer coincidence thinking about sam fox earlier today. i recalled her performing "touch me" on new year's eve during one of the channels' NYE shows. my parents duly changed the channel on me. no fun.
	2:40pm Danne D: Funny thing about Clerks of course was that it really had almost no distribution in NJ when it was released. (Underscoring - of course Amanda wasn't in NJ when she saw it). Heard somewhere that it was routinely the most stolen video in NJ video stores as well.
	2:45pm listener james from westwood: it was years before i (a nj resident) finally saw that film. never saw notice of it as a first-release movie. quite possibly didn't see it until the same year as jay & silent bob strike back, if you can believe.
	2:45pm kat330: Mail carriette?
	2:46pm WHFR: I love what you've done with yourself, Amanda!
	2:48pm Danne D: For the hardcore - Nazario Scenario fans check this out: http://www.whfr.org/programs/nazario-scenario/
	2:48pm Shuffle Gods: We taketh away sometimes, but often we giveth greatly to thou.
	2:49pm Danne D: Specifically here is the first Nazario Scenario :) http://www.whfr.org/shows/nazario-scenario-2008-02-20-0700PM
	2:54pm Amanda: Yikes!
	2:55pm Danne D: C'mon Amanda :) Those early shows of yours are treasures.
	2:56pm Danne D: They show 1) how much you've grown as a DJ and 2) how such a huge portion of the charm that your current show contains has always been there even from the beginning :)
	2:58pm Doug S.: Oooh, I love this. Sounds like a cross between Rufus Wainwright and Johnnie Ray.
	2:58pm kat330: @Amanda: Thanks for the journey, music and stories!
	2:58pm Danne D: Have a Happy Wednesday everyone :) Thanks for your usual greatness Amanda :D
	3:00pm Amanda: @Danne -- It was a blast, and I still do a show with them every quarter. Always love the activity going on in the kitchen, audible in mic breaks, and other weird chatter. As wet behind the ears as I was then, I still love WHFR! @Doug -- yeah, love Flat Duo Jets too! And that one always gets me. @kat, the pleasure was all mine -- and here's a final sun song for ya. Bye everyone!
	3:00pm listener james from westwood: yes indeed! thanks, amanda. see y'all soon!
	3:01pm jaminta80: This show is great
	2:10pm Lizardner Dave: Archiving as always...holy crap what a great opening set!

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from March 28, 2012

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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
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers	When the Time Comes	You're Gonna Get It!	WB	orig 1978	CD	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Uncle Tupelo	Gun "Gun" by "Uncle Tupelo"	Still Feel Gone	Sony	1991	CD	0:03:05 (Pop-up)
The Archies	Sunshine "Sunshine" by "The Archies"	Sunshine	Kirshner	1970	LP	0:06:09 (Pop-up)
The Mr. T Experience	Pleasant Valley Sunday	Everybody's Entitled to Their Own Opinion	Lookout!	1995	CD	0:09:24 (Pop-up)
Juliana Hatfield	Spin the Bottle "Spin the Bottle" by "Juliana Hatfield"	Gold Stars: 1992-2002	Zoe	orig 1993	CD	0:11:09 (Pop-up)
The Mountain Goats	Grendel's Mother	Zopilote Machine	3 Beads of Sweat	1994	CD	0:13:24 (Pop-up)
Mary Lou Lord	His Indie World "His Indie World" by "Mary Lou Lord"	s/t	Kill Rock Stars	1995	CD	0:15:57 (Pop-up)

Billy Bragg	The Milkman of Human Kindness					0:24:32 (Pop-up)
The Stone Roses	Elephant Stone "Elephant Stone" by "The Stone Roses"	Turns Into Stone (comp)	Silvertone	orig 1988	CD	0:27:44 (Pop-up)
The Mice	Down in the Catacombs "Down in the Catacombs" by "The Mice"	For Almost Ever Scooter (reissue)	Scat	orig 1980s	CD	0:31:53 (Pop-up)
Holy Rollers	Sunshine "Sunshine" by "Holy Rollers"	Vehicle (comp EP)	Shute	199?	7"	0:37:07 (Pop-up)
The Cardigans	Step on Me "Step on Me" by "The Cardigans"	First Band on the Moon	Mercury	1996	CD	0:42:29 (Pop-up)
Joe Pernice	Pipe Bomb "Pipe Bomb" by "Joe Pernice"	Big Tobacco	Ashmont	2001	CD	0:46:15 (Pop-up)
Jon Brion	Magnolia "Magnolia" by "Jon Brion"	Magnolia (sndtrk)	Reprise/WEA	1999	CD	0:50:07 (Pop-up)
Manfred Mann's Earth Band	Blinded by the Light			1976		0:53:03 (Pop-up)

Nervous Eaters	Just Head "Just Head" by "Nervous Eaters"		Penniman	orig 1979	7"	1:05:55 (Pop-up)
The Who	Call Me Lightning "Call Me Lightning" by "The Who"			1968		1:07:50 (Pop-up)
Paul Revere & the Raiders	Hard and Heavy 5 String Soul Band	Hard 'N' Heavy (with Marshmallow)	Columbia/CBS	1968	LP	1:10:31 (Pop-up)
Nick Lowe	Heart of the City "Heart of the City" by "Nick Lowe"	Hits Greatest Stiffs (V/A)	Stiff	1977	LP	1:13:34 (Pop-up)
Rockpile	Teacher Teacher "Teacher Teacher" by "Rockpile"	Seconds of Pleasure	F-Beat	1980	LP	1:15:38 (Pop-up)
Split Enz	Hard Act To Follow "Hard Act To Follow" by "Split Enz"	Waiata	Mushroom/A&M	1981	LP	1:18:29 (Pop-up)
The Wrens	Surprise, Honeycomb "Surprise, Honeycomb" by "The Wrens"	Secaucus	Grass	1996	CD	1:21:23 (Pop-up)
Thin Lizzy	Do Anything You Want To	Black Rose	WB	1979	LP	1:25:14 (Pop-up)

Matthew Sweet	Sick of Myself "Sick of Myself" by "Matthew Sweet"	100% Fun	Zoo	1995	CD	1:37:11 (Pop-up)
13th Floor Elevators	Fire Engine (take 8)					1:40:33 (Pop-up)
Jesse Hector	Message to the World	Gorilla Garage: The Jesse Hector Story	Rpm	comp 2005	CD	1:44:04 (Pop-up)
Bachman-Turner Overdrive	Sledgehammer	Not Fragile	Mercury	1974	LP	1:47:50 (Pop-up)
Cheap Trick	Takin' Me Back "Takin' Me Back" by "Cheap Trick"	Heaven Tonight	Epic	1978	LP	1:52:56 (Pop-up)
Joan Jett	Jezebel "Jezebel" by "Joan Jett"	Bad Reputation	Boardwalk	1981	LP	1:56:58 (Pop-up)
Neko Case & Her Boyfriends	Thrice All American	Furnace Room Lullaby	Mint/Bloodshot	2000	CD	2:00:22 (Pop-up)

Kitty Wells	Release Me "Release Me" by "Kitty Wells"			1954		2:12:11 (Pop-up)
Marie et les Garcons	Re-Bop "Re-Bop" by "Marie et les Garcons"	Clap Off! Liz Berg's 2010 Marathon Premium (V/A)				2:14:49 (Pop-up)
Rhett Miller	This is What I Do "This is What I Do" by "Rhett Miller"	The Instigator		2002	CD	2:18:15 (Pop-up)
Revolting Cocks	Attack Ships... "Attack Ships..." by "Revolting Cocks"	No Devotion single	Wax Trax	1985	12"	2:21:39 (Pop-up)
The O'Jays	Forever Mine "Forever Mine" by "The O'Jays"	Best of the O'Jays 1976-1991	The Right Stuff		CD	2:25:30 (Pop-up)
Samantha Fox	Naughty Girls (Need Love Too)			1987	CD	2:28:34 (Pop-up)
Soul Asylum	Can't Even Tell "Can't Even Tell" by "Soul Asylum"			1994		2:32:07 (Pop-up)

Tom Waits	Ruby's Arms (live) "Ruby's Arms (live)" by "Tom Waits"	Big Time	Island	1988	CD	2:51:34 (Pop-up)
Flat Duo Jets	Apple Blossom Time "Apple Blossom Time" by "Flat Duo Jets"	Go Go Harlem Baby	Sky	1992	CD	2:55:28 (Pop-up)
Aileen Quinn et al	Tomorrow "Tomorrow" by "Aileen Quinn et al"	Annie (sndtrk)				2:57:39 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:49am Carmichael: OK, I'm actually here in the cyber-flesh. Good morning Amanda and undetermined future participants.
	11:51am Amanda: And good -- nay, GREAT morning to you, real live Listener Carmichael!
	12:00pm efd: I am getting my greeting in early this week in case I get busy/sidetracked later. Greetings!
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: good wednesday everyone and hello, amanda!
	12:03pm glenn: is cyber flesh in the new crayola box?
	12:03pm Carmichael: This was just before he hit gold with Damn the Torpedoes. He was just another guy flom Florida.
	12:03pm G: Tom Petty before he was classic "classic rock"
	12:08pm Amanda: Hey lJfW, efd, glenn, and G! Thanks for satisfying my hankering for cyber flesh.
	12:08pm glenn: i think his band before the heartbreakers was called mud crutch.
	12:09pm Carmichael: Hey, I have this album. Bought it when it came out. I also have the 45 of Sugar Sugar from the back of the box of Super Sugar Crisps.
	12:10pm Amanda: Whoa, Carmichael, that is (forgive me) sweet!
	12:15pm Carmichael: Even back then, I hoarded vinyl. I still have my red Chipmunks album, as well as the Hanna Barbera album with Huckleberry Hound telling stories, and Pixie & Dixie chasing each other around.
	12:16pm G: Welcome to Vinyl Hoarders Central, and thank you for testifying.
	12:20pm kat330: What took me so long to find this playlist? Hi, Amanda, and all the usual suspects! :)
	12:20pm glenn: i had to go to youtube to remind myself who pixie and dixie were. what the hell is with the anthropomorphisizing of mice?
	12:21pm G: @kat330: Maybe your loading problems on the 9-12 list had you dizzy?
	12:22pm listener james from westwood: reconnected recently with a guy who back in the late 80s had been hugely into cds. in his email he said he'd now switched from tower records to the princeton record exchange. i told him about the fmu record fair and said it's basically vinyl heaven. we shall see if i've won a new convert....
	12:22pm Mickey M.: I was a huge gamechanger and money machine, glenn. It's called "copycatting"
	12:23pm kat330: @G: yeah, that's what we'll call it, "loading problems". ;)
	12:24pm glenn: she's fucking goofy. that's all i have to say to you, mickey.
	12:30pm Amanda: Esoteric jokes!
	12:30pm Amanda: Big hello to you, kat330, and glad you finally found us. :-)
	12:31pm kat330: @Amanda: You and me both.
	12:31pm Carmichael: Esso Terrac joke.
	12:31pm kat330: Thank you, kindly, Ms. Television!
	12:32pm kat330: Now it would be Exxon Terrac.
	12:37pm Doug S.: Hello Amanda! I am busy cleaning the castle but have you rawking it off its foundations. Go!
	12:38pm glenn: you missed a rust spot on the suit of armour.
	12:41pm Amanda: Clean away, Doug! I have to wait until tomorrow, when it's time to reshelve all these fershlugginuh records.
	12:41pm ndbob: hello Amanda and everyone!
	12:42pm Amanda: Ahoy ndbob!
	12:42pm glenn: bobbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb!!!
	12:45pm Carmichael: Bob, how ah ya.
	12:45pm glenn: i was gonna use booooooooooooooooooooooooooooob, but that might be misconstrued.
	12:47pm listener james from westwood: howdy, ndbob! had never heard this cardigans cut. always an education, this station.
	12:48pm ndbob: Hello Glenn, James, Carmichael... heard that many times Glenn:)
	12:48pm Frank O'Toole: cool toons.
	12:49pm kat330: Tobacco theme carried forward from 9-12.
	12:49pm Danne D: Yay Amanda :) Hi Everyone :)
	12:49pm Amanda: Very happy to contribute to your schooling, James. When one teaches two learn. </platitude>
	12:49pm Amanda: Thanks Frank! Hi, Danne!
	12:49pm kat330: Hi, Danne.
	12:51pm Joe B: Hi Amanda! wow, the Mice material is aging very well.
	12:52pm kat330: Hi, Joe B! Did you attend the Kopp show last night?
	12:53pm Amanda: Joe, I couldn't agree more. I listen to that reissue all the time.
	12:55pm kat330: Like the Sunshine and Light theme you have going, A. Sunny outside and in.
	12:56pm Doug S.: Turn it up. I can't hear you over the vacuum!
	12:57pm Vacuum: I SUCK!!!!
	12:57pm Danne D: Hi Kat :) Also good to see FXO here :)
	12:59pm kat330: FXO?
	1:02pm G: FXO = Frank O'Toole, DJ
	1:03pm kat330: Ohhh, okay. Still a learning curve for me, and lots of exxonterica passing me by.
	1:04pm G: Danne's been here like forever. I've only been here maybe 4-5 years...
	1:07pm efd: And Frank's been here longer than forever! :D
	1:07pm kat330: @G: Yes, I believe Danne D. was the first commenter's name that registered to reregister with me. And that was from 7SD, the only show we listened to before December.
	1:09pm glenn: and bob brainen. also longer than forever.
	1:10pm kat330: I'm certainly glad we've expanded our aural vistas, not only FMU but GTDS and Ichiban. Now, I just have to figure a way to take FMU out to the garden with me. Otherwise I'll be missing a lot over the coming months.
	1:10pm kat330: Lightning -- still a light motif. :)
	1:12pm G: @kat: Wireless internet is the future :-P
	1:12pm kat330: Yeah, G., what exactly and how much approx.?
	1:13pm kat330: [no smartphones-ilk for us -- house rule]
	1:15pm glenn: http://www.torontosun.com/2012/01/26/kotter-star-dies-at-60?
	1:15pm G: I don't think we're in the same internet market -- I'm east coast US and you're where? I have verizon wireless for my (all-online) work mainly, 59/mo. (I'm doing final grading in an online course right now, actually.) Works fine on a laptop with their USB modem, no smartphone needed.
	1:16pm kat330: Love the Lowe!
	1:17pm Rich Z., Nutley, NJ: Nick Lowe Two-fer Tuesday!
	1:18pm kat330: @G: yeah, I realize the cellphone route, but we're being stubborn Luddites about that tech. Somebody mentioned a Kindle, but my old 3G is at least useless that way. Maybe I'll just get long speaker extensions and blast the neighborhood.
	1:18pm G: You could also get a DSL type line in the wall, and run one of those long (30/50/etc foot) cords out to the garden. Envision the goal, and then work backwards to find the means -- one of my mottos. :-)
	1:18pm fxo: oops.
	1:19pm G: fxo is an anagram of fox
	1:19pm Danne D: LOL Kat330 - when you deal in volume like I do your comment name becomes memorable I guess :)
	1:21pm kat330: @G: Resourceful motto. We'll figure something out. Don't need our weird neighbors (on one side) to get any weirder.
	1:21pm G: Keili: Beastin the Airwaves Danne D: Swampin the Boards Takes one to know one, right? :-P
	1:21pm Danne D: @G - I prefer to think of Fox as an anagram of FXO
	1:22pm kat330: Unusual name spellings also work.
	1:22pm Danne D: well, G, it's certainly better than the few times I'd call Terre during her show (I'm talking probably once every 3 months back in the day) - though I was at least nice enough to remind her that she should cue up :)
	1:22pm fxo: we have a winner!
	1:23pm Danne D: This reminds me, I have a picture to send your way, FXO. Let me see if it's on this computer.
	1:24pm Italiano: il streamo? che?
	1:26pm Amanda: My fake Italian is pretty good
	1:27pm G: The Boys are Back in Town has been recycled!
	1:27pm kat330: Yep, near-dead ringer.
	1:28pm Danne D: They should sue themselves :)
	1:29pm kat330: Very few groups break the "sounding just like" syndrome. I think the Beatles were the first to do that for me (after 1966-67)
	1:29pm G: Their lawyer would like that, Danne -- double work, and he can even work on outsmarting himself.
	1:32pm G: @kat: The money people often heavily encourage groups to stick with what hs proven to work for them, and what their fanbase expects/wants. The Beatles were in a hyper-universe of success and therefore had more latitide, as well as a higher bar to clear if they wanted to outdo what'd aleady done.
	1:33pm kat330: @G: Yes, and in the case of Motown groups, it was cultivated. Same songwriters, same studio musicians, etc.
	1:35pm kat330: Ooooh, a Fiveash v. Chazaloo stream battle? At least for one hour.
	1:37pm kat330: Amanda, who's doing this Time After Time cover?
	1:38pm kat330: Sweeeeeeeeeet! :>
	1:39pm ndbob: True Kat.. though Motown had some really off the wall records, particularly in the early early days.
	1:39pm kat330: Sweet 'n' Lowe -- best sub for sugar, and honey for the ears.
	1:42pm Amanda: kat, it is a group called the Vitamin String Quartet. :-)
	1:43pm kat330: Thanks!
	1:44pm kat330: @ndbob: Any suggestions for me?
	1:50pm ndbob: @kat - Motown actually recorded a number of country records on some of its subsidiaries - performers such as Howard Crockett - and quite a few gospel records early on...
	1:51pm ndbob: http://motownjunkies.co.uk/index/ has reviews so far of all the Motown related 45's through mid-64 so far
	1:51pm ndbob: Lots of interesting information, but he is way too critical in his reviews
	1:52pm kat330: Super -- thanks for the info!
	1:52pm ndbob: :)
	1:57pm kat330: The Swinging Tigers and Snake Walk? Heh! Will have to do some listening later.
	1:58pm efd: I really need to play more Cheap Trick. Great show so far, Amanda!
	2:01pm ndbob: Yep Kat.. that's a really collectible record.
	2:01pm Amanda: Evan -- yes, you do! And thanks. ;-)
	2:01pm Danne D: Btw, congrats on already winning the fantasy league, EFD.
	2:03pm kat330: Tacoma is Amocat backwards. (I know the SysOp of the ol' Amocat BBS out there)
	2:08pm Danne D: oh no no no no no no no no not me, Amanda.
	2:08pm ndbob: I loved Freaks and Geeks
	2:11pm kat330: Never caught that show, but Actor's Theatre across the bridge in Louisville is mounting a play based on that Sweet album. Guess the director already premiered it somewhere else.
	2:14pm Amanda: Holy mackerel, Kat! My cultural knowledge is admittedly narrow in scope, but I'm scared to say I didn't know anything about there being such a play. I'd go see it.
	2:16pm Mr Jinx: I'm watching you P & D.
	2:16pm ndbob: I need to go... excellent show Amanda!
	2:20pm Brian en Angleterre: Hello Amanda. Is thrice a lovely word? Pales besides Wibble but hey.
	2:21pm Amanda: Bye ndbob, see you next time! Mr. Jinx -- I am not P or D-ing, so this has confused me... Hey Brian! Yes, I love thrice too. Wibble, not so much, but it's probably an American thing.
	2:21pm kat330: @Amanda: Ooooops, big gaffe there, my bad. The play is based on Girlfriend NOT 100% Fun (which it isn't making such a dumb mistake ;).
	2:23pm Amanda: Haha, well I didn't know about that either!
	2:23pm Brian en Angleterre: That's so true Amanda. I am old enough to remember, perchance it is Pixie and Dixie. Cat chases meese.
	2:26pm kat330: It was written up in the paper over the weekend for a production either late fall or early 2013 I believe. What I thought was extraordinary is it's described as a play with two HS guys only. Even a play entitled "Girlfriend" can't have any female roles, go figure! :)
	2:26pm Brian en Angleterre: I used to have those badges out of the cereal packets, even the naked swami, Yogi Bear!!!
	2:32pm Brian en Angleterre: Playlist looks fab, have to catch the archie(ive). You're really hitting that stride.
	2:33pm Danne D: Oooh Clerks theme :)
	2:36pm Amanda: Aw shucks, Brian! That is very kind.
	2:38pm listener james from westwood: was by sheer coincidence thinking about sam fox earlier today. i recalled her performing "touch me" on new year's eve during one of the channels' NYE shows. my parents duly changed the channel on me. no fun.
	2:40pm Danne D: Funny thing about Clerks of course was that it really had almost no distribution in NJ when it was released. (Underscoring - of course Amanda wasn't in NJ when she saw it). Heard somewhere that it was routinely the most stolen video in NJ video stores as well.
	2:45pm listener james from westwood: it was years before i (a nj resident) finally saw that film. never saw notice of it as a first-release movie. quite possibly didn't see it until the same year as jay & silent bob strike back, if you can believe.
	2:45pm kat330: Mail carriette?
	2:46pm WHFR: I love what you've done with yourself, Amanda!
	2:48pm Danne D: For the hardcore - Nazario Scenario fans check this out: http://www.whfr.org/programs/nazario-scenario/
	2:48pm Shuffle Gods: We taketh away sometimes, but often we giveth greatly to thou.
	2:49pm Danne D: Specifically here is the first Nazario Scenario :) http://www.whfr.org/shows/nazario-scenario-2008-02-20-0700PM
	2:54pm Amanda: Yikes!
	2:55pm Danne D: C'mon Amanda :) Those early shows of yours are treasures.
	2:56pm Danne D: They show 1) how much you've grown as a DJ and 2) how such a huge portion of the charm that your current show contains has always been there even from the beginning :)
	2:58pm Doug S.: Oooh, I love this. Sounds like a cross between Rufus Wainwright and Johnnie Ray.
	2:58pm kat330: @Amanda: Thanks for the journey, music and stories!
	2:58pm Danne D: Have a Happy Wednesday everyone :) Thanks for your usual greatness Amanda :D
	3:00pm Amanda: @Danne -- It was a blast, and I still do a show with them every quarter. Always love the activity going on in the kitchen, audible in mic breaks, and other weird chatter. As wet behind the ears as I was then, I still love WHFR! @Doug -- yeah, love Flat Duo Jets too! And that one always gets me. @kat, the pleasure was all mine -- and here's a final sun song for ya. Bye everyone!
	3:00pm listener james from westwood: yes indeed! thanks, amanda. see y'all soon!
	3:01pm jaminta80: This show is great
	2:10pm Lizardner Dave: Archiving as always...holy crap what a great opening set!

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from March 28, 2012

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