WFMU: Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from April 1, 2012

Listener comments!
	12:12am Destroit: More than ready for this show baby....
	12:14am Joe McG: Let's do this thing.
	12:15am Deepak: Bring it on.
	12:17am Destroit: Yeah baby.... Mmmm
	12:20am Chop Scott: JOE! Happy as always to be home to hear you on air...
	12:22am Joe McG: Hey, Chop Scott! Enjoying the fruits of your Studio A handiwork this evening! Thanks, as always.
	12:23am Destroit: Chop Scott: thumbs up for making well calibrated sounds happen in the studio. :)
	12:24am Chop Scott: Monitors sounding properly lush and full? Ok, I mean sweet!
	12:24am Joe McG: Hear hear (literally!)!
	12:25am Destroit: Let's get back to....oh yeah....oh yeah baby. Keep doing me Joe. ;)
	12:27am Kelly Jones: OK Joe, I'll admit it. I'm a loser and haven't heard your show before. That said....I AM NOW IN LOVE WITH YOUR SHOW AND WANT TO MARRY IT.
	12:28am Joe McG: KELLY! You can totally marry my show. But it's not a virgin, just so you know.
	12:28am Destroit: Kelly jones, oh yeah, welcome baby!
	12:35am Destroit: Thanks for the Marvin! Great show so far Joe,
	12:42am Destroit: I think I know this song. Looking forward to the next two hours.
	12:44am Joe McG: Thanks, Destroit. Me, too! We'll see what happens together!
	12:46am Julie: Kelly Jones-Surface Noise I like it
	12:46am Destroit: Air! Their live show was so disorienting I almost puked, that's a compliment. Sebastian Tellier (SP?) opened, equally boggling.
	12:48am Destroit: And hello Julie, kisses to the birds.
	12:52am Matt from Springfield: Rabbit rabbit! Greetings Joe and everyone! Crammed a global soundclash into this night, going from Air to Honeymoon Killers to...Christine Pilzer!
	12:52am Julie: Hi Destroit. I will try to give them kisses but they DO bite
	12:53am Matt from Springfield: Hi Julie! In fact don't you have cockatoos? Any cockatoo twins among your pets?
	12:55am Julie: Hi matt! Nope no cockatoos here.
	12:56am birdie: peck on the cheek
	12:58am Destroit: Totally understand Julie...hey Matt, good to see you pop up. Joe, oh yeah, keep workin' ....:) baby
	1:00am Julie: Wonder if Joe will bring out the France Gall :)
	1:01am Joe McG: I'd rather keep her in, yuk yuk.
	1:02am Destroit: No idea what that means Julie, but I have a good feeling that I'll like it. Joe?
	1:02am Julie: this song in particular brings to mind 70s France Gall
	1:03am Matt from Springfield: Annie Philippe! 60s French pop singer, Trouble has played her. She also released a version of "Baby Love".
	1:03am Destroit: Sheesh, sounds complicated. Keep moving Joe.
	1:04am Matt from Springfield: Veronique Sanson--I knew that sounded familiar! Julie, she was the original writer of the French language "Amoureuse"!
	1:06am Joe McG: @Matt: Yes, from her first LP! This is from her 2nd.
	1:08am Matt from Springfield: That's a good one Joe! And, thanks to Julie introducing us to Olivia's version of that, FOUR artists have received 99 cents from me! I went iTunes shopping a got Veronique's original, Olivia and Kiki Dee's English versions, and Patti Dahlstrom's "Emotion".
	1:12am Matt from Springfield: "Little Diane", from Dion! Ha ha, wonder if my Mom knows about this one! (I recently pointed out to her the Irish group The Bachelors did the songs "Diane" and "Marie", both her names, within a year of each other!)
	1:13am Joe McG: @Matt: Patti Dahlstrom!
	1:17am Joe McG: This song is sort of like "Little Diane" with Albert Ayler instead of kazoos.
	1:18am Matt from Springfield: I never heard of her either before the Wiki article linked her to the song "Emotion" from "Amoureuse" and I listened to her--she was kind of a pop crossover from country but I think she had a wonderful voice. Shame she wasn't more popular, she did some great songs.
	1:18am Matt from Springfield: @Joe: Aha, that's the connection! I hear a bit of "Little Diane" in the chords as well! :)
	1:20am Matt from Springfield: Whoa! East German "Wedding Night" makeout soul from '74! Ach du lieber, ich mag, ich mag!!
	1:22am Matt from Springfield: They imitated that Gladys Knight, Minnie Ripperton sound well! It's Surface Noise, Daddy's Hideaway and TSP tastes all in one! What will they think of next?! :D
	1:23am Mike Sin: Politburo-approved funk.
	1:25am Matt from Springfield: "Given revealing answers to burning questions"! Hey Mike! Shortage of anticipated workers to be born for '75, have to do something about that! :)
	1:28am 12539: And to think this set started with Marvin Gaye singing "Yesterday."
	1:31am Julie: joe has to play accordian with the hoof n mouth
	1:32am Ken From Hyde Park: Note to self...learn to play the accordion someday.
	1:33am Matt from Springfield: @Joe: "Given revealing answers to burning questions"!!!!! ;) Wow, that was Fred vom Jupiter!
	1:34am Matt from Springfield: "Klarinettpolka" is PGB's theme to every show. That Clarinet Polka must be the same tune.
	1:36am Julie: wait I missed it what movie is this?
	1:38am Matt from Springfield: Stevie's version was recently featured in the commercial for some movie; I had already heard of it, and I like it a lot--if only it was played more often.
	1:40am Joe McG: @Matt: Really? What movie, do you remember?
	1:40am Parq: Hya Joe. Been here since the top of the show, but Little Stevie's "We Can Work"? That's it, I'm going to bed. It can't get any better.
	1:41am Joe McG: Thanks, Parq! Nice to see you, man.
	1:43am Matt from Springfield: Good night, hidden-Parq! @Joe: Don't know, it was a couple years ago I saw a commercial with it in it.
	1:45am Brain in KU: Mornin' Joe 'n all.
	1:46am Joe McG: Hey, Brian, welcome to the show. Twiggy also says hi.
	1:47am Julie: yay the twiggy version I love this!
	1:52am Matt from Springfield: Rockin' boats, rockin' soul, they need to broaden their themes a little!
	1:56am Matt from Springfield: Funky rock 'n soul! I assume "Huggie's Bunnies" are the ladies of Huggie Bear?
	1:58am Joe McG: @Matt: Well, they MUST be! Speaking of cockatoos...
	2:01am Brain in KU: Grace's voice has dropped or maybe not!!
	2:01am Joe McG: @Brian: I just found her version on 45! Future feature on Single File!
	2:04am Brain in KU: Daniel Miller did a Listener Hour in April 2003.
	2:08am Matt from Springfield: Once again, we're trapped in the Steaknet...
	2:09am Brain in KU: Mose Allison's daughter.
	2:12am Matt from Springfield: Yes, heard about Mr. Scruggs. Nice of you to do a tribute.
	2:19am Ken From Hyde Park: Note to self...learn to play the banjo someday.
	2:20am Joe McG: @Ken: I'd like to learn how to play the banjo and the accordion at the same time.
	2:21am Matt from Springfield: @Joe: That's Steve Martin on the Gong Show territory! "You can't be up here Joe, you're on the panel!"
	2:23am Joe McG: I'd love to be on the Gong Show also. You know, I just started reading Steve Martin's book "Born Standing Up."
	2:29am Matt from Springfield: This Gene Clark is so introspective and mellow, that was lovely! And this next one, by Ronnie & Pete, great mood going here.
	2:37am Merle T.: You do that, son.
	2:38am Brain in KU: There's no fool like an old fool. What does that mean?
	2:41am Joe McG: @Brian: I don't know. Same thing as "I was so much older then, I'm younger than that now"?
	2:43am G: It means you're double-insulting someone by calling them both stupid and elderly.
	2:45am Joe McG: Or maybe it means that an old fool isn't really foolish at all?
	2:46am Brain in KU: Ever played Pickettywitch? Do not know where that came from, Joe. I suppose 'you are old enough to know better' still makes no sense. There are trap door everywhere you go & your eyesight gets worse as you get older.
	2:46am G: Ya just never know. The old double negative conundrum.
	2:48am Joe McG: I love the word conundrum.
	2:48am Brain in KU: Colin Blunstone song?
	2:49am Joe McG: @Brian: Actually, it's Russ'. Colin had the hit, though.
	2:50am Matt from Springfield: That slick Russ Ballard production. America in the 80s had him produce their albums.
	2:50am G: You can get conundrums at the drugstore nowadays. They have 'em right out in the open, not under the counter.
	2:50am Brain in KU: Thanks, Joe. Pusillanimous is my favourite word.
	2:51am Pusillana Mouse: I'm using that.
	2:51am Brain in KU: @G That'll be the 'Rib Tickler'?
	2:52am G: Some kinda tickle, ah reckonz.
	2:52am Joe McG: It'll tickle something.
	2:52am G: Great minds etc.
	2:54am 12539: (Thanks Joe)
	2:54am Brain in KU: You've brought the sun out over here, Joe. Thanks. Hope you recognise any pranks today everyone! Sleep tight.
	2:56am Matt from Springfield: Happy April Fools' Day everyone! And that's no joke!! Thanks Joe for another amazing show!
	2:59am Hostile Jesus: Fine. I'll live. Sorry, I'll resurrect.
	2:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Don't make me make a note to myself to learn to play the harmonica some day!

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from April 1, 2012

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
The Crown Heights Affair	Foxy "Foxy" by "The Crown Heights Affair"	Dreaming a Dream	De-Lite	1975	LP			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Independents	Let This Be a Lesson to You	Discs of Gold	Wand	1974	LP			0:06:03 (Pop-up)
The Brief Encounter	Visions "Visions" by "The Brief Encounter"	The Brief Encounter	Jazzman	2010	CD	From 1977		0:10:46 (Pop-up)
Jill Scott	Cross My Mind "Cross My Mind" by "Jill Scott"	Beautifully Human: Words and Sounds Vol. 2	Hidden Beach	2004	CD			0:15:26 (Pop-up)
Prince	4Ever "4Ever" by "Prince"	Lotusflow3r	NPG	2009	CD			0:20:08 (Pop-up)
Marvin Gaye	How Can I Forget "How Can I Forget" by "Marvin Gaye"	The Master 1961-1984	Motown	1995	CD	From 1971		0:23:57 (Pop-up)

Marvin Gaye	Yesterday "Yesterday" by "Marvin Gaye"	The Master 1961-1984	Motown	1995	CD	From 1969		0:30:53 (Pop-up)
Air	Sonic Armada "Sonic Armada" by "Air"	Le Voyage Dans La Lune	Astralwerks	2012	CD		*	0:33:54 (Pop-up)
The Honeymoon Killers	Wait & See "Wait & See" by "The Honeymoon Killers"	Crammed Global Soundclash 1980-1989	Crammed Discs	2003	CD	From 1983		0:38:54 (Pop-up)
Christine Pilzer	Ah-Hem-Ho-Hu-Err	Swinging Mademoiselle Volume 2	Sasha Monett	2010	LP	From 1967		0:41:48 (Pop-up)
Serge Gainsbourg/Jean Claude Vannier	Évelyne		Philips	1969	MP3	B-side of the theme from the film "Slogan"		0:43:54 (Pop-up)
Jacky Chalard	Corto Maltese "Corto Maltese" by "Jacky Chalard"	Je Suis Vivant, Mais J'Aipeur De Gilbert Deflez	Finders Keepers	2010	CD	Featuring Sylvia Fels; from 1974		0:46:23 (Pop-up)
Véronique Sanson	Devine Moi "Devine Moi" by "Véronique Sanson"	De L'Autre Côté De Mon Rêve	Elektra	1972	LP			0:49:52 (Pop-up)
Mort Shuman	Sha Mi Sha "Sha Mi Sha" by "Mort Shuman"	Mort Shuman	Philips	1973	LP	Note to archive listeners: I complained about Mort stealing "Suspicion" for this song. One glance at the label of the Terry Stafford 45 would have told me that he co-wrote "Suspicion"! Guess he's allowed to steal from himself!		0:54:00 (Pop-up)
Terry Stafford	Suspicion "Suspicion" by "Terry Stafford"		Crusader	1964	45			0:57:31 (Pop-up)
Dion	Little Diane "Little Diane" by "Dion"	King of the New York Streets	The Right Stuff	2000	CD	From 1962		1:00:05 (Pop-up)
Hans Dulfer & Ritmo-Natural	Candy Clouds (Part II)	Spiritual Jazz: Esoteric, Modal & Deep Jazz from the Underground 1968-77	Jazzman	2012	CD	From 1970	*	1:02:48 (Pop-up)
Uschi Bruning	Hochzeitsnacht "Hochzeitsnacht" by "Uschi Bruning"	Eastern Bloc Funk Experience	Nascente	2011	CD	From 1974	*	1:09:18 (Pop-up)
Die Doraus & die Marinas	Feierabend	Geben Offenherzige Antworten auf Brennende Fragen	Bureau B	2012	CD	From 1982	*	1:13:29 (Pop-up)
Guy Klucevsek	Breathless and Bewildered	The Multiple Personality Reunion Tour	Innova Recordings	2012	CD		*	1:15:55 (Pop-up)
Brave Combo	Clarinet Polka "Clarinet Polka" by "Brave Combo"	Musical Varieties	Rounder	1987	CD	From 1984 live LP		1:17:44 (Pop-up)

Single File: a bunch of random 45s in a row
Stevie Wonder	We Can Work It Out "We Can Work It Out" by "Stevie Wonder"		Tamla	1970	45			1:28:12 (Pop-up)
Genesis	Dubble Bubble "Dubble Bubble" by "Genesis"		Scepter	1972	45	not that Genesis		1:30:40 (Pop-up)
The Family Tree	He Spins Around "He Spins Around" by "The Family Tree"		RCA	1968	45			1:33:05 (Pop-up)
Twiggy	Vanilla Olay "Vanilla Olay" by "Twiggy"		Mercury	1976	45			1:35:27 (Pop-up)
Doug Sahm and the Texas Tornados	I Love the Way You Love (The Way I Love You)		abc-Dot	1976	45			1:38:43 (Pop-up)
The Hues Corporation	Rockin' Soul		RCA	1973	45			1:42:08 (Pop-up)
The Blendells	Huggie's Bunnies "Huggie's Bunnies" by "The Blendells"		Reprise	1964	45			1:45:05 (Pop-up)
The Greg Kihn Band	When the Music Starts		Beserkley	1981	45			1:47:31 (Pop-up)
The Normal	Warm Leatherette "Warm Leatherette" by "The Normal"		Mute	1978	45			1:50:04 (Pop-up)

Flatt and Scruggs and the Foggy Mountain Boys	Foggy Mountain Chimes	The Essential Earl Scruggs	Columbia/Legacy	2004	CD	From 1953; R.I.P. Earl		2:02:10 (Pop-up)
Earl Scruggs with Hylo Brown & the Timberlanes	Earl's Breakdown	Classic Bluegrass Live 1959-1966	Vanguard	2002	CD	Newport Folk Festival, 1959		2:04:08 (Pop-up)
Earl Scruggs	Fireball Mail "Fireball Mail" by "Earl Scruggs"	I Saw the Light with Some Help from My Friends	Sony BMG	2005	CD	From 1971 (bonus track not on original LP)		2:05:59 (Pop-up)
Flatt and Scruggs	So Happy I'll Be	Bluegrass Bonanza: Classic Bluegrass 1946-50	Proper	2001	CD	From 1949		2:08:10 (Pop-up)
Mother Lion	Simple House "Simple House" by "Mother Lion"	Lowland Recording Studio	Numero Group	2011	CD	early 70s	*	2:10:41 (Pop-up)
Gene Clark	Because of You "Because of You" by "Gene Clark"	White Light	Sundazed	2011	CD	From 1971	*	2:14:32 (Pop-up)
Ronnie Lane and Pete Townshend	April Fool	Rough Mix	Hip-O/Universal	2006	CD	From 1976		2:18:56 (Pop-up)
Loudon Wainwright III	April Fool's Day Morn	40 Odd Years	Shout Factory	2011	CD	live version circa 1992		2:22:33 (Pop-up)
Baby Dee	April Day "April Day" by "Baby Dee"	Baby Dee Goes Down to Amsterdam	Tin Angel	2011	CD		*	2:26:13 (Pop-up)
Paper Dragon	April Fool "April Fool" by "Paper Dragon"		Bell	1969	45			2:30:21 (Pop-up)
The Fallen Stars	April Fool "April Fool" by "The Fallen Stars"	Found and Lost	Kiss My Squirrel	2004	MP3			2:33:37 (Pop-up)
Russ Ballard	I Don't Believe in Miracles	Russ Ballard	Epic	1974	LP			2:37:14 (Pop-up)
Harry Nilsson	Don't Forget Me "Don't Forget Me" by "Harry Nilsson"	Pussy Cats	RCA/BMG	1996	CD	From 1974		2:41:32 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:12am Destroit: More than ready for this show baby....
	12:14am Joe McG: Let's do this thing.
	12:15am Deepak: Bring it on.
	12:17am Destroit: Yeah baby.... Mmmm
	12:20am Chop Scott: JOE! Happy as always to be home to hear you on air...
	12:22am Joe McG: Hey, Chop Scott! Enjoying the fruits of your Studio A handiwork this evening! Thanks, as always.
	12:23am Destroit: Chop Scott: thumbs up for making well calibrated sounds happen in the studio. :)
	12:24am Chop Scott: Monitors sounding properly lush and full? Ok, I mean sweet!
	12:24am Joe McG: Hear hear (literally!)!
	12:25am Destroit: Let's get back to....oh yeah....oh yeah baby. Keep doing me Joe. ;)
	12:27am Kelly Jones: OK Joe, I'll admit it. I'm a loser and haven't heard your show before. That said....I AM NOW IN LOVE WITH YOUR SHOW AND WANT TO MARRY IT.
	12:28am Joe McG: KELLY! You can totally marry my show. But it's not a virgin, just so you know.
	12:28am Destroit: Kelly jones, oh yeah, welcome baby!
	12:35am Destroit: Thanks for the Marvin! Great show so far Joe,
	12:42am Destroit: I think I know this song. Looking forward to the next two hours.
	12:44am Joe McG: Thanks, Destroit. Me, too! We'll see what happens together!
	12:46am Julie: Kelly Jones-Surface Noise I like it
	12:46am Destroit: Air! Their live show was so disorienting I almost puked, that's a compliment. Sebastian Tellier (SP?) opened, equally boggling.
	12:48am Destroit: And hello Julie, kisses to the birds.
	12:52am Matt from Springfield: Rabbit rabbit! Greetings Joe and everyone! Crammed a global soundclash into this night, going from Air to Honeymoon Killers to...Christine Pilzer!
	12:52am Julie: Hi Destroit. I will try to give them kisses but they DO bite
	12:53am Matt from Springfield: Hi Julie! In fact don't you have cockatoos? Any cockatoo twins among your pets?
	12:55am Julie: Hi matt! Nope no cockatoos here.
	12:56am birdie: peck on the cheek
	12:58am Destroit: Totally understand Julie...hey Matt, good to see you pop up. Joe, oh yeah, keep workin' ....:) baby
	1:00am Julie: Wonder if Joe will bring out the France Gall :)
	1:01am Joe McG: I'd rather keep her in, yuk yuk.
	1:02am Destroit: No idea what that means Julie, but I have a good feeling that I'll like it. Joe?
	1:02am Julie: this song in particular brings to mind 70s France Gall
	1:03am Matt from Springfield: Annie Philippe! 60s French pop singer, Trouble has played her. She also released a version of "Baby Love".
	1:03am Destroit: Sheesh, sounds complicated. Keep moving Joe.
	1:04am Matt from Springfield: Veronique Sanson--I knew that sounded familiar! Julie, she was the original writer of the French language "Amoureuse"!
	1:06am Joe McG: @Matt: Yes, from her first LP! This is from her 2nd.
	1:08am Matt from Springfield: That's a good one Joe! And, thanks to Julie introducing us to Olivia's version of that, FOUR artists have received 99 cents from me! I went iTunes shopping a got Veronique's original, Olivia and Kiki Dee's English versions, and Patti Dahlstrom's "Emotion".
	1:12am Matt from Springfield: "Little Diane", from Dion! Ha ha, wonder if my Mom knows about this one! (I recently pointed out to her the Irish group The Bachelors did the songs "Diane" and "Marie", both her names, within a year of each other!)
	1:13am Joe McG: @Matt: Patti Dahlstrom!
	1:17am Joe McG: This song is sort of like "Little Diane" with Albert Ayler instead of kazoos.
	1:18am Matt from Springfield: I never heard of her either before the Wiki article linked her to the song "Emotion" from "Amoureuse" and I listened to her--she was kind of a pop crossover from country but I think she had a wonderful voice. Shame she wasn't more popular, she did some great songs.
	1:18am Matt from Springfield: @Joe: Aha, that's the connection! I hear a bit of "Little Diane" in the chords as well! :)
	1:20am Matt from Springfield: Whoa! East German "Wedding Night" makeout soul from '74! Ach du lieber, ich mag, ich mag!!
	1:22am Matt from Springfield: They imitated that Gladys Knight, Minnie Ripperton sound well! It's Surface Noise, Daddy's Hideaway and TSP tastes all in one! What will they think of next?! :D
	1:23am Mike Sin: Politburo-approved funk.
	1:25am Matt from Springfield: "Given revealing answers to burning questions"! Hey Mike! Shortage of anticipated workers to be born for '75, have to do something about that! :)
	1:28am 12539: And to think this set started with Marvin Gaye singing "Yesterday."
	1:31am Julie: joe has to play accordian with the hoof n mouth
	1:32am Ken From Hyde Park: Note to self...learn to play the accordion someday.
	1:33am Matt from Springfield: @Joe: "Given revealing answers to burning questions"!!!!! ;) Wow, that was Fred vom Jupiter!
	1:34am Matt from Springfield: "Klarinettpolka" is PGB's theme to every show. That Clarinet Polka must be the same tune.
	1:36am Julie: wait I missed it what movie is this?
	1:38am Matt from Springfield: Stevie's version was recently featured in the commercial for some movie; I had already heard of it, and I like it a lot--if only it was played more often.
	1:40am Joe McG: @Matt: Really? What movie, do you remember?
	1:40am Parq: Hya Joe. Been here since the top of the show, but Little Stevie's "We Can Work"? That's it, I'm going to bed. It can't get any better.
	1:41am Joe McG: Thanks, Parq! Nice to see you, man.
	1:43am Matt from Springfield: Good night, hidden-Parq! @Joe: Don't know, it was a couple years ago I saw a commercial with it in it.
	1:45am Brain in KU: Mornin' Joe 'n all.
	1:46am Joe McG: Hey, Brian, welcome to the show. Twiggy also says hi.
	1:47am Julie: yay the twiggy version I love this!
	1:52am Matt from Springfield: Rockin' boats, rockin' soul, they need to broaden their themes a little!
	1:56am Matt from Springfield: Funky rock 'n soul! I assume "Huggie's Bunnies" are the ladies of Huggie Bear?
	1:58am Joe McG: @Matt: Well, they MUST be! Speaking of cockatoos...
	2:01am Brain in KU: Grace's voice has dropped or maybe not!!
	2:01am Joe McG: @Brian: I just found her version on 45! Future feature on Single File!
	2:04am Brain in KU: Daniel Miller did a Listener Hour in April 2003.
	2:08am Matt from Springfield: Once again, we're trapped in the Steaknet...
	2:09am Brain in KU: Mose Allison's daughter.
	2:12am Matt from Springfield: Yes, heard about Mr. Scruggs. Nice of you to do a tribute.
	2:19am Ken From Hyde Park: Note to self...learn to play the banjo someday.
	2:20am Joe McG: @Ken: I'd like to learn how to play the banjo and the accordion at the same time.
	2:21am Matt from Springfield: @Joe: That's Steve Martin on the Gong Show territory! "You can't be up here Joe, you're on the panel!"
	2:23am Joe McG: I'd love to be on the Gong Show also. You know, I just started reading Steve Martin's book "Born Standing Up."
	2:29am Matt from Springfield: This Gene Clark is so introspective and mellow, that was lovely! And this next one, by Ronnie & Pete, great mood going here.
	2:37am Merle T.: You do that, son.
	2:38am Brain in KU: There's no fool like an old fool. What does that mean?
	2:41am Joe McG: @Brian: I don't know. Same thing as "I was so much older then, I'm younger than that now"?
	2:43am G: It means you're double-insulting someone by calling them both stupid and elderly.
	2:45am Joe McG: Or maybe it means that an old fool isn't really foolish at all?
	2:46am Brain in KU: Ever played Pickettywitch? Do not know where that came from, Joe. I suppose 'you are old enough to know better' still makes no sense. There are trap door everywhere you go & your eyesight gets worse as you get older.
	2:46am G: Ya just never know. The old double negative conundrum.
	2:48am Joe McG: I love the word conundrum.
	2:48am Brain in KU: Colin Blunstone song?
	2:49am Joe McG: @Brian: Actually, it's Russ'. Colin had the hit, though.
	2:50am Matt from Springfield: That slick Russ Ballard production. America in the 80s had him produce their albums.
	2:50am G: You can get conundrums at the drugstore nowadays. They have 'em right out in the open, not under the counter.
	2:50am Brain in KU: Thanks, Joe. Pusillanimous is my favourite word.
	2:51am Pusillana Mouse: I'm using that.
	2:51am Brain in KU: @G That'll be the 'Rib Tickler'?
	2:52am G: Some kinda tickle, ah reckonz.
	2:52am Joe McG: It'll tickle something.
	2:52am G: Great minds etc.
	2:54am 12539: (Thanks Joe)
	2:54am Brain in KU: You've brought the sun out over here, Joe. Thanks. Hope you recognise any pranks today everyone! Sleep tight.
	2:56am Matt from Springfield: Happy April Fools' Day everyone! And that's no joke!! Thanks Joe for another amazing show!
	2:59am Hostile Jesus: Fine. I'll live. Sorry, I'll resurrect.
	2:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Don't make me make a note to myself to learn to play the harmonica some day!

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from April 1, 2012

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