WFMU: Therese: Playlist from June 10, 2013

Listener comments!
	12:03am BadGuyZero: Good evening, Therese!
	12:04am Therese: Hullo, BGZ!
	12:06am KP: Hi, Therese. Great already
	12:07am Therese: Thanks, KP!
	12:13am slocker: Oh yeah. Let's get this party started.
	12:16am _crazyandy_______________________________: RAM is great music. Poop to the haters.
	12:19am KP: So is MBV playing Nassau Coliseum?
	12:21am Therese: The Nassau Coliseum still exists?
	12:24am BadGuyZero: MBV is playing six cities in the US: Austin, Dallas, Denver, Seattle, San Francisco and Los Angeles. I'm going to 66.6% of those shows. hee!
	12:24am Droll: I've never heard sexy talk like this. Your butt is the dice? What's a "99"?
	12:28am _crazyandy_______________________________: What's MBV got against the east? Or did they do a leg already?
	12:36am BadGuyZero: MBV's touring pattern the past few years has been to play a bunch of international festivals, play a handful of shows in the US, play some headlining shows in the UK, Europe, Australia and New Zealand then head back to the US for a handful of shows. They had previously announced that they would be closing out Fuck Yeah Fest in LA so that's likely why they're hitting the West Coast and the Southern Midwest. I'm sure they'll be visiting the East Coast early next year. They're very stringent about backline and PA specs. Plus they play venues where they can play at ear-shattering volume without the likelihood of people filing noise complaints against them/the venue. All that limits the number of venues they could potentially play.
	12:37am Julie: whoa I started two players by mistake and was hearing some really cool double-voiced therese, I highly recommend it
	12:38am Julie: with a special appearance by Amedeo?
	12:39am BadGuyZero: I've done that before, Julie. It makes it sound like they're using Wolfman Jack levels of reverb.
	12:39am _crazyandy_______________________________: Ah, that would make sense then. Seems like they'd play an amazing show.
	12:40am Julie: next year?? Who knows when that's going to be
	12:43am BadGuyZero: Come down to Austin, Julie. We can meet up at the show then have fun yelling at each other afterwards.
	12:45am tinkle bear: bats bats bats bats!!!! yay.
	12:48am Julie: i have a new great-niece in Austin, might be worth the trip
	12:51am Bob in DC and/or VA: The Bats! They did an amazing show in DC the other night.
	12:53am Julie: there is something about Francoise singing in english that really pleases me
	12:55am Julie: Sophia!! You got the RSD single!
	12:57am Therese: Julie- I love how she pronounces "oranges"
	1:03am Julie: speaking of pronouncing: "pastles" don't ask me why (and daniel will confirm this)
	1:03am listener mark: Good morning or good evening or good afternoon. Is it officially June 10th, summer schedule?
	1:04am tinkle bear: @bob in dc/va who saw the bats: that's awesome! going to have to look and see about midwest shows...
	1:08am KP: Therese, did you mention the sun ra show previous to announcement?
	1:09am Therese: I did, which was a complete coincidence.
	1:10am KP: Or ESPN!
	1:11am BadGuyZero: Later on when we're going to the archives so we can hear Francoise pronounce "oranges" again we'll have to revisit the October 1, 2012 show [live set from The Everymen!].
	1:12am slocker: I think from what I saw on Wikipedia there were some worse things that happened in the GOT book than in the show and vice / versa. As sad as I was to hear about Maxwell's, it's awesome to see Todd in the main stream media. He's got a good perspective... always good to go out on top.
	1:19am KP: Was tonight the Red Honeymoon?
	1:27am Tome: hi Therese , Hi Kiddles Great show ,, and again glad you still here same time same station through the summer and beyond! .......
	1:39am Limahl: You rang?
	1:41am Droll: "Mah Nà Mah Nà" was written by Piero Umiliani... Giorgio Moroder released a version in 1968, as part of the album Giorgio. - Wikipedia I just had to look that up, it was too good to be true! The Portland duo (also very good band) spells it Menomena.
	1:43am Tinnitus: I rang?
	1:45am BadGuyZero: Hooray for Therese staying in the 12a-3a ET Sunday slot!
	1:47am Bob in DC and/or VA: So thrilled you're staying, Therese, even though this show is totally responsible for me being a sleepless zombie at work every Monday.
	2:01am Kurt Gottschalk: just checking in. everything under control then? ok, very good. goodnight.
	2:02am Hoboken Jack: Hmm, maybe the 400th time i see that cheapo "best of the Cowsills" CD, i WILL pick it up.
	2:05am G: Eastern Nightlight Time, ffs
	2:06am G: He's already got Hocus Pocus cued up
	2:09am BadGuyZero: Is it just me, or is this very McCartney-esque?
	2:11am Therese: BGZ- amEdeo and I were just discussing that!
	2:15am BadGuyZero: Looks like they only released one 7-inch [a song called "Theta" is on the b-side]. "Morning Bird" appears on a 2003 compilation of "junk shop glam ravers" called Velvet Tinmine. Hmm...guess I'll have to check out some of the other acts on that comp. www.discogs.com...
	2:16am G: Portuguese lyrics with "Made in Brazil" in it. :-) He's having fun -- in Brazil, things say "Industria Brasileira" on them. :)
	2:17am Julie: I love this Emily stuff, this reminds me of Abba
	2:19am BadGuyZero: Emily reminds me of Gilbert O'Sullivan.
	2:19am G: Alone Again, Emily
	2:21am Therese: Why doesn't this board have a Like button?
	2:22am BadGuyZero: Does Kenzo have a suggestion box?
	2:25am BadGuyZero: There's a great Nilsson boxed set coming out next month. I'll probably break my moratorium on buying new CDs to get it since I don't already have Nilsson's stuff on CD. www.amazon.com...
	2:25am G: @BGZ 2:22: And if he did, could you star it?
	2:27am BadGuyZero: @G: That would probably be a prerequisite for leaving a suggestion.
	2:31am GM: Wayne Gretzky of hockey fame...
	2:33am BadGuyZero: Wayne Gretzky was "The Great One," Muhammad Ali was "The Greatest."
	2:33am G: that sounds disturbing :p
	2:33am GM: Gleason was also called the Great One...
	2:33am Julie: Gleason was also the great one
	2:34am Droll: The Nilsson box looks worth it just for the 3 outtake discs. 5 Monkees demos! All this Amedo gatecrashing is really great radio.
	2:39am BadGuyZero: The Monkees demos are great! I acquired a bootleg of them a few years ago.
	2:43am BadGuyZero: That demo session is noted in Andrew Sandoval's book about The Monkees: After this crew clears out, Harry Nilsson enters the studio to record a private demo session for Chip Douglas. In 1965, Nilsson wrote "This Could Be The Night" for Douglas's group MFQ [Modern Folk Quartet]. Though they recorded it with producer Phil Spector, who featured it in the 1966 movie The Big T.N.T. Show, the song remains unissued on record and Nilsson's songwriting prowess is still relatively unknown. At Douglas's behest, Nilsson today tapes more than ten potential songs for The Monkees to record, including "This Could Be The Night," "Cuddly Toy," "The Story Of Rock And Roll," and "Good Times." The composer just happens to be at RCA studios today to begin recording sessions for his own album, Pandemonium Shadow Show. As it turns out, Nilsson will have a long and varied association with The Monkees.
	2:59am BadGuyZero: Have a great week, Therese! Congrats again for holding down this slot on the summer schedule. See you here next time.
	3:00am Julie: captain's chair for amedeo

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June 10, 2013

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
The Ex & Brass Unbound	Bicycle Illusion	Enormous Door	Ex Records	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Pere Ubu	Modern Dance "Modern Dance" by "Pere Ubu"	Live at the Longhorn, April 1, 1978	Nero's Neptune	*	0:06:37 (Pop-up)
Daft Punk	Instant Crush "Instant Crush" by "Daft Punk"	Random Access Memories	Columbia	*	0:11:17 (Pop-up)
Lynsey de Paul	Love Bomb "Love Bomb" by "Lynsey de Paul"	Into My Music	RPM	*	0:17:07 (Pop-up)
Doug Hream Blunt	Gentle Persuasion	Under the Influence Volume Three	Z	*	0:21:14 (Pop-up)
Ramesh	Sharm-E Boos-E "Sharm-E Boos-E" by "Ramesh"	Ramesh	Pharaway Sounds	*	0:28:17 (Pop-up)

The Pastels	Night Time Made Us "Night Time Made Us" by "The Pastels"	Slow Summits	Domino	*	0:38:44 (Pop-up)
The Bats	By Night "By Night" by "The Bats"	By Night EP	Captured Tracks / Flying Nun	*	0:43:10 (Pop-up)
The Bats	North by North "North by North" by "The Bats"	Daddy's Highway	Flying Nun		0:45:52 (Pop-up)
Françoise Hardy	Suzanne "Suzanne" by "Françoise Hardy"	Midnight Blues: Paris London 1968-72	Ace	*	0:49:41 (Pop-up)
Sophia Knapp (featuring AOP)	Times Square	RSD 7" Single	Electric Rag		0:52:50 (Pop-up)
Human Switchboard	(Say No to) Saturday's Girl	Who's Landing in My Hangar? Anthology 1977-1984	Bar None		0:56:13 (Pop-up)

The Everymen	Down in Bermuda "Down in Bermuda" by "The Everymen"	Who Wrote These Songs? 7" EP	Oedipus	*	1:07:18 (Pop-up)
Oblivians	Back Street Hangout "Back Street Hangout" by "Oblivians"	Desperation	In The Red	*	1:09:58 (Pop-up)
Black Lips	I Wanna Dance with You	Black Lips/Mark Sultan Split 7"	HoZac	*	1:13:19 (Pop-up)
Pleasure Leftists	Not Over "Not Over" by "Pleasure Leftists"	Elephant Men 7"	Katorga Works	*	1:16:25 (Pop-up)
The Electric Prunes	All the King's Horses	"In Fuzz We Trust" Preview Single	Stag-O-Lee	*	1:20:35 (Pop-up)
Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti & Dam-Funk	Baby	Baby 7"	Light in the Attic	*	1:24:01 (Pop-up)
The Afghan Whigs	Creep "Creep" by "The Afghan Whigs"	Honky's Ladder EP	Elektra		1:28:37 (Pop-up)

Mikal Cronin	I'm Done Running From You	MCII	Merge	*	1:46:38 (Pop-up)
Beat 4	Llorar por ti "Llorar por ti" by "Beat 4"	Habia Una Vez	Normal	*	1:49:15 (Pop-up)
Ramires!	Accion! "Accion!" by "Ramires!"	Combi Rock Algorecords	Algo	*	1:52:06 (Pop-up)
Louisiana Red	Who Dat? "Who Dat?" by "Louisiana Red"	Jerk Boom Bam! Vol. 5	Jerk Boom Bam	*	1:56:01 (Pop-up)
The Cowsills	Silver Threads and Golden Needles	Painting the Day	él / Cherry Red		1:58:54 (Pop-up)

The Damned	Morning Bird "Morning Bird" by "The Damned"	Nicked Names: Gaylord Fields's 2013 WFMU Marathon Premium	WFMU	*	2:07:31 (Pop-up)
Nico Gomez & His Afro Percussion Inc.	Baila Chibiquiban	Ritual	Mr. Bongo	*	2:09:57 (Pop-up)
Tom Zé	Parque Industrial "Parque Industrial" by "Tom Zé"	Grande Liquidação	Mr. Bongo	*	2:13:01 (Pop-up)
Emily	Sunflower Seeds "Sunflower Seeds" by "Emily"	Emily	RPM	*	2:15:39 (Pop-up)
Harry Nilsson	As Time Goes By "As Time Goes By" by "Harry Nilsson"	A Little Touch of Schmilsson in the Night	RCA		2:19:08 (Pop-up)
Dump	I Don't Mind "I Don't Mind" by "Dump"	The Silent Treatment	Grapefruit	*	2:21:44 (Pop-up)

Hawkwind	Magnu "Magnu" by "Hawkwind"	Warrior on the Edge of Time	Cherry Red	*	2:33:45 (Pop-up)
The Fall	Jetplane "Jetplane" by "The Fall"	Re-Mit	Cherry Red	*	2:41:15 (Pop-up)
Ulan Bator	Ah Ham "Ah Ham" by "Ulan Bator"	En France / En Transe	Acid Cobra	*	2:44:23 (Pop-up)
Codeine	Cave-In "Cave-In" by "Codeine"	What About the Lonely?	Numero Group	*	2:50:01 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:03am BadGuyZero: Good evening, Therese!
	12:04am Therese: Hullo, BGZ!
	12:06am KP: Hi, Therese. Great already
	12:07am Therese: Thanks, KP!
	12:13am slocker: Oh yeah. Let's get this party started.
	12:16am _crazyandy_______________________________: RAM is great music. Poop to the haters.
	12:19am KP: So is MBV playing Nassau Coliseum?
	12:21am Therese: The Nassau Coliseum still exists?
	12:24am BadGuyZero: MBV is playing six cities in the US: Austin, Dallas, Denver, Seattle, San Francisco and Los Angeles. I'm going to 66.6% of those shows. hee!
	12:24am Droll: I've never heard sexy talk like this. Your butt is the dice? What's a "99"?
	12:28am _crazyandy_______________________________: What's MBV got against the east? Or did they do a leg already?
	12:36am BadGuyZero: MBV's touring pattern the past few years has been to play a bunch of international festivals, play a handful of shows in the US, play some headlining shows in the UK, Europe, Australia and New Zealand then head back to the US for a handful of shows. They had previously announced that they would be closing out Fuck Yeah Fest in LA so that's likely why they're hitting the West Coast and the Southern Midwest. I'm sure they'll be visiting the East Coast early next year. They're very stringent about backline and PA specs. Plus they play venues where they can play at ear-shattering volume without the likelihood of people filing noise complaints against them/the venue. All that limits the number of venues they could potentially play.
	12:37am Julie: whoa I started two players by mistake and was hearing some really cool double-voiced therese, I highly recommend it
	12:38am Julie: with a special appearance by Amedeo?
	12:39am BadGuyZero: I've done that before, Julie. It makes it sound like they're using Wolfman Jack levels of reverb.
	12:39am _crazyandy_______________________________: Ah, that would make sense then. Seems like they'd play an amazing show.
	12:40am Julie: next year?? Who knows when that's going to be
	12:43am BadGuyZero: Come down to Austin, Julie. We can meet up at the show then have fun yelling at each other afterwards.
	12:45am tinkle bear: bats bats bats bats!!!! yay.
	12:48am Julie: i have a new great-niece in Austin, might be worth the trip
	12:51am Bob in DC and/or VA: The Bats! They did an amazing show in DC the other night.
	12:53am Julie: there is something about Francoise singing in english that really pleases me
	12:55am Julie: Sophia!! You got the RSD single!
	12:57am Therese: Julie- I love how she pronounces "oranges"
	1:03am Julie: speaking of pronouncing: "pastles" don't ask me why (and daniel will confirm this)
	1:03am listener mark: Good morning or good evening or good afternoon. Is it officially June 10th, summer schedule?
	1:04am tinkle bear: @bob in dc/va who saw the bats: that's awesome! going to have to look and see about midwest shows...
	1:08am KP: Therese, did you mention the sun ra show previous to announcement?
	1:09am Therese: I did, which was a complete coincidence.
	1:10am KP: Or ESPN!
	1:11am BadGuyZero: Later on when we're going to the archives so we can hear Francoise pronounce "oranges" again we'll have to revisit the October 1, 2012 show [live set from The Everymen!].
	1:12am slocker: I think from what I saw on Wikipedia there were some worse things that happened in the GOT book than in the show and vice / versa. As sad as I was to hear about Maxwell's, it's awesome to see Todd in the main stream media. He's got a good perspective... always good to go out on top.
	1:19am KP: Was tonight the Red Honeymoon?
	1:27am Tome: hi Therese , Hi Kiddles Great show ,, and again glad you still here same time same station through the summer and beyond! .......
	1:39am Limahl: You rang?
	1:41am Droll: "Mah Nà Mah Nà" was written by Piero Umiliani... Giorgio Moroder released a version in 1968, as part of the album Giorgio. - Wikipedia I just had to look that up, it was too good to be true! The Portland duo (also very good band) spells it Menomena.
	1:43am Tinnitus: I rang?
	1:45am BadGuyZero: Hooray for Therese staying in the 12a-3a ET Sunday slot!
	1:47am Bob in DC and/or VA: So thrilled you're staying, Therese, even though this show is totally responsible for me being a sleepless zombie at work every Monday.
	2:01am Kurt Gottschalk: just checking in. everything under control then? ok, very good. goodnight.
	2:02am Hoboken Jack: Hmm, maybe the 400th time i see that cheapo "best of the Cowsills" CD, i WILL pick it up.
	2:05am G: Eastern Nightlight Time, ffs
	2:06am G: He's already got Hocus Pocus cued up
	2:09am BadGuyZero: Is it just me, or is this very McCartney-esque?
	2:11am Therese: BGZ- amEdeo and I were just discussing that!
	2:15am BadGuyZero: Looks like they only released one 7-inch [a song called "Theta" is on the b-side]. "Morning Bird" appears on a 2003 compilation of "junk shop glam ravers" called Velvet Tinmine. Hmm...guess I'll have to check out some of the other acts on that comp. www.discogs.com...
	2:16am G: Portuguese lyrics with "Made in Brazil" in it. :-) He's having fun -- in Brazil, things say "Industria Brasileira" on them. :)
	2:17am Julie: I love this Emily stuff, this reminds me of Abba
	2:19am BadGuyZero: Emily reminds me of Gilbert O'Sullivan.
	2:19am G: Alone Again, Emily
	2:21am Therese: Why doesn't this board have a Like button?
	2:22am BadGuyZero: Does Kenzo have a suggestion box?
	2:25am BadGuyZero: There's a great Nilsson boxed set coming out next month. I'll probably break my moratorium on buying new CDs to get it since I don't already have Nilsson's stuff on CD. www.amazon.com...
	2:25am G: @BGZ 2:22: And if he did, could you star it?
	2:27am BadGuyZero: @G: That would probably be a prerequisite for leaving a suggestion.
	2:31am GM: Wayne Gretzky of hockey fame...
	2:33am BadGuyZero: Wayne Gretzky was "The Great One," Muhammad Ali was "The Greatest."
	2:33am G: that sounds disturbing :p
	2:33am GM: Gleason was also called the Great One...
	2:33am Julie: Gleason was also the great one
	2:34am Droll: The Nilsson box looks worth it just for the 3 outtake discs. 5 Monkees demos! All this Amedo gatecrashing is really great radio.
	2:39am BadGuyZero: The Monkees demos are great! I acquired a bootleg of them a few years ago.
	2:43am BadGuyZero: That demo session is noted in Andrew Sandoval's book about The Monkees: After this crew clears out, Harry Nilsson enters the studio to record a private demo session for Chip Douglas. In 1965, Nilsson wrote "This Could Be The Night" for Douglas's group MFQ [Modern Folk Quartet]. Though they recorded it with producer Phil Spector, who featured it in the 1966 movie The Big T.N.T. Show, the song remains unissued on record and Nilsson's songwriting prowess is still relatively unknown. At Douglas's behest, Nilsson today tapes more than ten potential songs for The Monkees to record, including "This Could Be The Night," "Cuddly Toy," "The Story Of Rock And Roll," and "Good Times." The composer just happens to be at RCA studios today to begin recording sessions for his own album, Pandemonium Shadow Show. As it turns out, Nilsson will have a long and varied association with The Monkees.
	2:59am BadGuyZero: Have a great week, Therese! Congrats again for holding down this slot on the summer schedule. See you here next time.
	3:00am Julie: captain's chair for amedeo

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