WFMU: Bob W.: Playlist from August 28, 2013

Listener comments!
	9:09am maestroso: That opening piece was fantastic.
	9:10am Emile: sweet
	9:12am northguineahills: This first Homer gif is thinking what I'm thinking.
	9:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...he even brought us some gifs today. Nice substitute teacher.
	9:14am cd tap: oh man, that first homer/beer gif is hilarious. Thank you Bob W
	9:15am kat330: @maestroso: ABsolutely! Had to login just so I could star it! [now, ciao!]
	9:20am glenn: look at carey price just whalin' on tim thomas. beauty.
	9:20am Sam: Ah, now this is music to listen to at 4 am in a spooky old house!
	9:25am Jeezy: All Spotify has by Jean Jacques Perry is "Moog Acid." :-/ Sounds pretty cool actually...
	9:29am northguineahills: Off to work. See you on the other side, Bob!
	9:30am common: MMMM...beer truck.
	9:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...had a 1/2 & 1/2 last night of Guinness & that Foster 'DirtyBastard' Scotch Ale (8 &1/2 %!) I mentioned last time. One has to come up w/ names for yer 1/2 & 1/2s - usually w/ Guinness & so most often 'Black' & something or something & 'Black' - but calling this one so far 'Thistle & Shamrock' (Scottish / Irish) - like the radio Program...
	9:32am Robert: Some of this resembles a passage in the improvised-music version of Bingo's Bolero.
	9:33am Andrew Waterloo: Moog Acid features Luke Vibert
	9:34am cd tap: man, sounds good RevRabbit. That's a great way to cut the alc content of some of the stuff I've been sampling to something reasonable. Going to use that trick.
	9:37am Mike East: I dont understand how yuengling can call what they put in a bottle a black and tan...the whole point of the 1/2&1/2 to me is that they are separated. also, the history of the the term can be offensive to a certain group of people, I believe. almost as offensive as an Irish Car Bomb
	9:40am Emile: Bob if you pass along whatever lablel/producer info on the JJ Perrey disc is available, that would be great.
	9:41am paulWCBN: yes, i can feel it
	9:42am fleep: Still working on that content/character thing.
	9:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - it's like the Irish version of 'Oreo', in a way... - yes the Guinness is fairly low alch% - the Scotch Ale quite high for beer - & taste combo. a concern; the Guinness can help make sweet stuff more palatable. - Now - from what I read - the more fermented something is, the sweeter it gets - which is the point of bitter hops in the 1st place? But yerknow suggest anything inna pub & hear contrary opinion - others say stronger beers are sweeter to counteract the bitterness of sugars converted in fermentation...
	9:44am cd tap: ugh, I'll say Mike. Purposely avoided the "car bomb" drink for that reason. Wasn't aware that black/tan had any meaning outside of the color of Guinness.
	9:47am trish: Happy 50th anniversary to a speech and that very large public demonstration for civil rights.
	9:47am cd tap: I don't think that's quite correct (being a former brewer). Fermentation is yeast eating sugars and turning them into alc basically so the more sugar you have, the more alcohol. Sugars come from malted barley for the most part and sweetness in a brew is a result of where in the process you arrest the fermentation.
	9:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Black & Tan can refer to uniform colors (Irish - English) is my understanding. ...like every great Southern Preacher - King's delivery is very Musical. Heard a special on Coltrane, & suggested his 'Alabama' corresponded directly to King's speech about the infamous Alabama church bombing that killed little girls.
	9:49am Jeezy: Say what you will.. Them Irish Car Bombs hit the spot!
	9:49am common: thanks for the abba! nice choice for today.
	9:50am still b/p: Among the many disturbing signs showing that the infections of mind & spirit have not cleared, is this one from nearby: www.pressherald.com...
	9:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - so - is there a simple correlation of sweetness to alch%age ?
	9:52am trish: I hadn't known about the prompt to go off-script. "With his improvised riff, Dr. King took a leap into history, jumping from prose to poetry.." http://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/28/us/the-lasting-power-of-dr-kings-dream-speech.html
	9:56am maestroso: Drat, off to a meeting... gotta star whatever that was after the ABBA.
	9:57am cd tap: nononono, my friend. Nothing is simple when it comes to brewing beer...either that or I don't know enough to answer your question...
	9:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Technically - legally, every time anyone says such a thing about the Prez it is Sedition. - John Lewis was the only original speaker left alive to speak again @ this one this year (50th) - & I'm told he said he bled on those bridges in Protest from the beatings - & he is not going to accept their Right to Vote being revoked...
	9:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - well - Thx for clarification cd tap !
	10:00am Mike East: Black and Tans were a nickname for one of the forces assembled to fight the IRA: en.wikipedia.org... I think they didn't reserve their attacks exclusively for the "bad guys" I got really interested in this stuff after watching "Hunger" - great flick.
	10:02am still b/p: I know this Shuffle track, but before the show is over, can you ID the Kaempfert and other talkover pieces you use today?
	10:03am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx Mike.
	10:05am common: mike: hunger is a great flick...and so difficult to watch.
	10:05am sugarwolf: yay, Eurovision!!
	10:06am Mike East: you said it, common.
	10:07am Andrew Waterloo: I tried to introduce my daughter to Schlager Moroeder but she just wanted to hear Mahna Mahna on repeat.
	10:13am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...time to get my MahNa MahNa straight...this has waited my whole life, Man ! : en.wikipedia.org...
	10:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& no less than three hours of Disco on efd tonight...
	10:15am Rev. Turnip Druid: people.
	10:15am Rev. Turnip Druid: beer people.
	10:23am common: this stuff is grand! where's the beers?
	10:23am steve: when is this nice fellow going to be at Brouwerij Lane?
	10:26am Bob W.: jim will be at brouwerij lane TONIGHT! 7pm onwards!
	10:28am glenn: if only i drank. or lived in nyc.
	10:29am Cecile: Hola! Good to see you Bob!
	10:31am steve: i love beer and euro disco
	10:31am steve: thanks Bob!
	10:32am Cecile: Steve, you know it.
	10:33am Bob W.: hey cecile! been a while!
	10:35am Caryn: Hello all! Damn, I seem to have missed some good stuff... And for those who care, the Simpsons episodes are: -Homer the Heretic -Cape Feare
	10:35am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - the 'classic' Black & Tan is (??) Guinness & NewkieBrown - Newcastle of course being British - so presumably that's the connection ? - I've heard the term used to describe someone posing as Irish but really English - like 'Oreo' is used for someone 'black outside & white inside' - & Rhino =s 'Republican in Name Only' to perhaps complete the set...
	10:39am Cecile: You don't call it a B
	10:39am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Posing as Irish but really English? Wow, that's a switch. I've only seen cases of the opposite. I need to get out more, and/or I am easily fooled.
	10:40am Cecile: Ugh. Commenting messed up.
	10:40am Wretch: The other Black and Tan: en.wikipedia.org...
	10:42am Cecile: In Mpls you can call it a B
	10:42am Cecile: WTF!
	10:43am Ryan A.: I was hearing the word "heartache" in the C.C. Catch song as "Harvey," as in Mets pitcher Matt Harvey. It made little sense, but sounded appropriately sad for his situation.
	10:43am Cecile: Call it a B
	10:43am Cecile: Oh dear lord.
	10:44am glenn: situation? as in being by far the best player on a crappy team?
	10:44am Cecile: Jesus had his trial. Judas.
	10:44am common: judas? Thomas? Judas.
	10:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yes Mike links to the paramilitaries above - so here is Drink B&T : en.wikipedia.org...
	10:45am Cecile: 30 pieces of silver.
	10:45am Ryan A.: He tore a ligament in his elbow earlier this week, he won't pitch for a while, might never be the same.
	10:45am common: thomas was just sitting and eatin' and doubtin'.
	10:45am Cecile: Ok in mpls don't call a half and half a black and tan
	10:46am glenn: ooooh. i hadn't heard that.
	10:47am Cecile: You'll get an eye roll or gently corrected. In the Irish bars that is. And that does include the XXXRock.
	10:47am Caryn: Yeah, the Black and Tans were notorious for their a-hole rampages, mainly because they were put together somewhat haphazardly and thus didn't have much control in the early years. The name came for the similarly haphazard uniforms. I assume both the drink and the paramilitary force both got their names simply from the colouration (often connected with foxhounds), considering the drink was first called a black & tan decades before the paramilitary force was formed. BTW, they're showing "Hunger" on tv here today.
	10:49am glenn: the wind that shakes the barley iks a great movie about that period in ireland, although i guarantee it will rip your heart straight out of your chest.
	10:49am Cecile: The other bars call it that. Hahaha
	10:49am northguineahills: Haven't heard this CCCP in eons. Was there not more gifs earlier?
	10:50am northguineahills: I saw that movie a few months ago, glenn.
	10:51am Cecile: Bob's guest, how huge a Benny Benassi fan are you? I think he's hysterical.
	10:52am glenn: apparently bobby riggs threw his tennis match against billy jean king to pay off some gambling debts. sports.nationalpost.com...
	10:52am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: This song sounds like Frankie Goes to Hollywood singing in a mall arcade from my childhood. i saw both The Wind that Shakes the Barley and Hunger. Made me want to reap my Irish roots. What would you call an American posing as Irish? Black and blue?
	10:53am glenn: a fenian.
	10:54am Cecile: I like Jinx Lennon's phrase: "a fookin leprechaun"
	10:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - glad I call them 1/2 & 1/2s ! Also makes sense because I experiment w/ various ones making the 1/2 that's not Guinness...altho' only Tue. is generally beer night for me & I'm a redwino now... ...Maybe I'm reading too much into it w/ the 'B&T' being like 'Oreo' thing - somebody Irish would be the authority here...
	10:55am northguineahills: Is this Liaisons Dangereuses? Doesn't sound the same.
	10:56am Andrew Waterloo: This sounds like A Split Second toned down a bit
	10:56am sugarwolf: This sounds like the KLF's What Time is Love
	10:57am Caryn: Simpsons episode: "Treehouse of Horror V", story "The Shinning"
	10:58am paulWCBN: www.discogs.com... not the same as Liasions Dangereuses, and the KLF actually did make this group give them credit for the melody from WTIL
	10:58am Mike East: The Wind that Shakes the Barley has been on my list for a while. I'll have to move it up to the top when I'm feeling like my heart needs some air.
	10:58am paulWCBN: and apparently this is the first track to use the word "trance" in a lyric
	10:58am Stevel: "Relax your body, or suffer the consequences"!
	10:59am northguineahills: This is refreshing, it's rare to hear early Euro-rave on WFMU.
	10:59am northguineahills: @Mike, the last time I checked, it's on Netflix.
	11:00am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: I've noticed that some bars on St Patricks Day will make "car bomb" drinks with a pint of Guinness/Bass ale and a shot of whiskey in the shot glass plopped into the pint glass.
	11:01am Caryn: @glenn: I might take the claim more seriously if it wasn't one guy claiming he overheard something decades ago, but never bothered to mention it before. Or if a retired guy losing to an athlete at the top of her game and 26 years younger than him could somehow be considered a shocker.
	11:02am Cecile: Yup, people make "Irish car bombs" here. I have a tolerance for black humor, but I roll my eyes at this.
	11:04am glenn: a car bomb is jameson's, bailey's and guinness, in some form or another, if i remember correctly.
	11:04am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yeah - I know it here as a shot of Irish Baileys dropped into a pint; you have to chug it before it curdles...No Thx meself...
	11:05am robyn: makes me want to put on a mesh shirt and daaaaaaaance
	11:05am Cecile: Bob's guest - look at the Radio Soulwax app. They do a tribute to Belgian techno. It is hilarious.
	11:07am Cecile: Robyn, same for you, check it out. Soulwax taped a whole bunch of retired rave dancers and the records are at 33 1/3!
	11:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'car bomb' drink wiki : en.wikipedia.org... - I forget the 'safe' name they use for it here...
	11:07am steve: many props to your guest for his excellent set
	11:09am Caryn: "The Wind That Shakes the Barley" is very good. And man, Cillian Murphy has done his share of IRA-adjacent films. I guess that goes with the territory of being an Irish actor... Speaking of inappropriate names, there's a chain of second-hand stores here called UFF. Irish friends of mine often want to take one of their bags home when they visit (but also warn us never to carry stuff around in those bags if we ever visit Ireland or Northern Ireland) due to the disjoint. The UFF is also short for the Ulster Freedom Fighters, who are essentially a terrorist group.
	11:09am northguineahills: What steve said....
	11:11am glenn: one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter.
	11:11am robyn: thanks for the tip cecile. dling the app now.
	11:13am Cecile: It's great. Ken also interviewed them about it a couple years ago, too.
	11:15am Martin: Excellent show, thank you. Relay has a tinge of late 80's U2 a little, yes?
	11:15am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Ooof, I never realized that Bailey's was one of the elements of that drink. Thank God I never ordered one. Just drink the whisky! There are a spate of nothing but whisky bars popping up near me. Here's my fave: www.noormanskil.com
	11:15am sugarwolf: I had an Irish Car Bomb cupcake once. So wrong, but so tasty.
	11:17am robyn: all these colors in the background are making me happy today.
	11:17am efd: Wow! Great hearing the Heart Throbs - I randomly saw them in London a few years before this album came out and liked them a lot. Cool show Bob!
	11:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...okay - called the Local to ask what they called the 'car bomb' & spooked the girl who answered! - so called one town over & phrased it a little more carefully! - He says they call it a 'Porn Star' - so I asked if he knew if that's what they call it everywhere - & he said he doesn't know - only frat~college types drink 'em anyhow (in so many words)...
	11:18am Caryn: @RRN63: well, as the link points out, it's unlikely there is a safe name for the "Irish car bomb", since it's a virtually unknown drink in Ireland. Partly because of the name, partly probably because the Irish would just consider it a waste of good whiskey and stout to mix them with Bailey's.
	11:19am glenn: i sat in a bar one night and watched four guys drink probably 700$ worth of car bombs, in the space of maybe 3 hours. i believe the words stag party may have been used.
	11:19am northguineahills: ..and wow!, The Heart Throbs are new to me!
	11:19am Carmichael: Good morning, Mr. W. Late arrival from the Coast.
	11:21am common: beer...beer...right on! click!
	11:22am Ike: I don't think I ever heard Heart Throbs before. Cool.
	11:24am Cecile: ITA, caryn, and I have to agree
	11:24am Cecile: With the waste of good booze that is.
	11:25am Andrew Waterloo: Yah, the whiskey/scotch/coffee/tea thing is taking off around here too.
	11:27am northguineahills: What time is Bock Monsier playing, Bob?
	11:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Whiskey is like warm tasty novocaine. This can be very useful.
	11:27am steve: ngh - beginning at 7
	11:28am Caryn: Also, at least here, a "Porn Star" is when you drop a shotglass of blue curacao and sour puss into a glass of 7Up or Sprite. Ugh. I suspect it's favoured by bachelorette parties.
	11:28am common: HA!
	11:29am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - about that speed.
	11:29am northguineahills: crap, I'll be at work until after 7 due to an L train eff up.
	11:30am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Oh wow, that birthday list sounds so much better in Czech. Can we have all those Entertainment Tonight-like shows done in Czech now?
	11:31am Cecile: Bob, come back. We miss you.
	11:31am Rev. Turnip Druid: tuned in just in time to hear charming robot lady intone "honey bew-bew" into my ear. I need to be hurt bad by something/anything, immediately.
	11:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...this collage is kinda like wunna those drinks...except I'm enjoying it...
	11:32am Carmichael: Reading the above convo, I can tell you the original Black & Tan was Guinness and Harp Ale. And yes, they were Prot-based government-authorized gangs much like London's old Hellfire Club. They were armed and provided with intel by the Ulster government. And no self-respecting Irish Republican would ever drink one, or a "car bomb", or any other such bollocksy drink. Although I'm from Wexford in the south, my family are "Shinnies", as in followers of Sinn Fein politics and, ahem, "activities". Now someone please help me down from my soapbox.
	11:33am common: man, i would love to see that dick cavette show! cavett...great lineup!
	11:35am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Oh I love this quote from Best in Show.
	11:35am steve: "we both love soup" hahaha
	11:35am Caryn: Simpsons episode: "The Springfield Files". Man, all the gifs are from excellent episodes!
	11:35am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'm down Carm.
	11:36am Caryn: @Carm: would you drink a B&T if it was called a "Half and half"?
	11:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...except I like messing w/ 1/2 & 1/2s...
	11:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...to drink...
	11:37am Carmichael: Caryn, if it looks like a dog and smells like a dog, it doesn't matter what you name it. It's still a dog.
	11:38am robyn: all this terrible country music reminds me of my mom making dinner when i was a kid.
	11:39am Caryn: Carm, I can't make out whether you just think the drink concept is crap, or whether it's common name will still be associated with the drink in your mind...
	11:39am still b/p: Here's today's mos' awesome mystical birthday connection of all: Ben Gazzara sings "Life Could be A Dream" aloud along with the Crewcuts as it plays in his car in Road House!
	11:40am Caryn: Ah, the rare slowed down track that doesn't sound just like a distorted, warped version of the original, but actually like a cover. Of course, the 1/4th pitch lowering helps.
	11:41am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Oh wow, I thought this voice sounded like it was at the wrong speed, then I saw the playlist! It ALmost worked. Very clever Mr. W.
	11:41am glenn: dolly has a couple clunkers, but there's no way she can be considered terrible country music.
	11:41am Carmichael: Who's the dude singing this? HA HA
	11:42am glenn: okay, a few clunkers.
	11:42am Caryn: Rrg and I discussed just this version of Jolene during last week's Irwin show.
	11:42am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Ooo, nice segue with Mazzy Star.
	11:43am Jeff: Wait, that's not some earnest young man singing "Jolene"? Remarkable.
	11:44am robyn: oh i like dolly. i'm talking about "i feel like a woman."
	11:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - well - i think we can probably agree the (ahem) 'PornStar' is not a drink - it's a stunt. - I enjoy 1/2 & 1/2s - usually - & don't call them B&Ts...prob. shouldn't call any of them Black & anything...oops... - Yeah - nice segue & nice Mazzy.
	11:44am Caryn: BTW, did anyone happen to catch the secret Prince show last Sunday? Kurt's probably kicking himself that he's in Europe.
	11:45am glenn: ah. well, shania twain is not country music. it's 3rd rate pop with fiddles.
	11:47am Carmichael: Hey, good name for a music category: Fiddle Pop!
	11:47am Caryn: @glenn: what Rich Hall was talking about when he said modern country music tends to be just the worst, LCD pop music.
	11:48am βrian: Fanta makes third-rate pop.
	11:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - the flipside to Country being recognized for how MarketShare it actually has (lots). Too Much Success, Grasshopper...
	11:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - how much MarketShare...
	11:50am still b/p: Homer's famous for being a third-rate pop.
	11:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but has the good sense to stick to beer...
	11:52am Caryn: Gotta thank Bob for the gif quality. Ken probably would've thrown a couple of Mileys in there, and I don't need to see that today.
	11:53am Brian in UK: Our library still has a lifetimes supply of 'Country & Western' labels. So whatever type of Country you get out it's all C&W.
	11:54am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: I concur Caryn. Enjoying the Simpsons gifs. If there is one of Homer prancing around in the land of chocolate, that would be great.
	11:54am Brian in UK: Got to say I am still happy to have a library.
	11:55am Brian in UK: Lick my love pump
	11:55am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Spinal Tap!
	11:55am Caryn: Yay, "Spinal Tap"!
	11:56am northguineahills: Thanks Bob. Fantabulous show!
	11:56am steve: great show Bob
	11:56am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...always the joke: I like both kinds music - Country & Western! ...& always think - Country meant Bluegrass in hills - & Western meant Cowboy - so it's true... - Lovepump!
	11:56am Brian in UK: Nice one, Bob.
	11:58am Caryn: @RRN63: as they said in "Blues Brothers"
	11:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - if you've never seen 'Decline of Western Civilization Pt. 2 - the Metal Years' - it is exactly like Spinal Tap - w/ minor dif. that it's an actual documentary...
	11:59am Bob W.: thanks for listening and commenting, everybody! i had a blast today! see you next time!
	12:00pm Caryn: @RRN63: It is superb. And better than Pt. 1 or Pt. 3. It's like "The Empire Strikes Back" that way.
	12:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - well - I like Pt. I because I like Punk - but II is harrowing...
	12:02pm Caryn: @RRN63: I love punk too, but the "Spinal Tap"-ness of Pt. 2 nudges it ahead in overall documentary quality.
	1:37pm dc waters: To BOB W. Re: "my cat's breath smells like cat food": Still beats the smell of ANY wet dog. Maybe you oughta dial down the amount of face time you have with your cat? :-)
	1:56pm Bob W.: "my cat's breath smells like cat food" is a ralph wiggum quote.
	9:09am dc waters: Shoulda known that as a Simpsons' fan, but was just being wry in any event. I've spent hours of face time w/ well-fed cats.

Bob W.: Playlist from August 28, 2013

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Non-commercial indie-pop-rock, but with plenty of WTF? non-sequitur delightful/irritating moments; 90% stuff we've never heard before (45% you'll hate, 45% you'll love), 10% stuff we've heard before (5% you hate, 5% you love). (29 words, 6 numbers.)

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August 28, 2013: Fill-in for Ken

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Approx. start time
Jaga Jazzist	Prungen "Prungen" by "Jaga Jazzist"	Live With Britten Sinfonia	Ninja Tune	2013	CD
Jean Jacques Perry	Sommeil "Sommeil" by "Jean Jacques Perry"	Prelude Au Sommeil	[no label]	2013	CD
Sigur Ros	Stormur "Stormur" by "Sigur Ros"	Kveikur	XL	2013	CD
He Said	Pump "Pump" by "He Said"	single	Mute	1986	12"
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Fingers Inc.	Can You Feel It (Spoken Word MLK Jr.)		Jax		MP3
Abba	I Have A Dream "I Have A Dream" by "Abba"	Gold	Polydor	1992	CD
Hetch Hetchy	Present "Present" by "Hetch Hetchy"	Make Djibouti	Texas Hotel	1988	LP
Slowly Minute	A Constellation And Shooting Stars	Tomorrow World	Bubblecore		CD
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Guest DJ Bock Monsier spins a few sets of trashy 70s Euro-disco!
The Hiltonaires	Ding Dinge Dong "Ding Dinge Dong" by "The Hiltonaires"	Grand Prix Eurovsion 1975	Europa	1975	LP
Graham Bonney	Das Girl Mit Dem La-La-La	s/t	MFP		LP
Pepe Lienhard Band	Swiss Lady "Swiss Lady" by "Pepe Lienhard Band"	Eurovision 1977	CBS	1977	LP
Jumbo	Turn On To Love "Turn On To Love" by "Jumbo"	Turn On To Love	Hansa Musik	1976	LP
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More DJ Bock Monsier! "More DJ Bock Monsier!"
Gazebo	I Like Chopin "I Like Chopin" by "Gazebo"	single	Baby		12"	1:23:46 (Pop-up)
Sandy Marton	People From Ibiza "People From Ibiza" by "Sandy Marton"	single	Ibiza		12"	1:26:04 (Pop-up)
Valerie Dore	It's So Easy In The Night	single	Zyx	1986	12"	1:30:36 (Pop-up)
C.C. Catch	Strangers By Night "Strangers By Night" by "C.C. Catch"	Strangers By Night	RCA	1986	LP	1:34:09 (Pop-up)
Sandra	In The Heat Of The Night "In The Heat Of The Night" by "Sandra"	single	Virgin	1985	12"	1:38:50 (Pop-up)
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One more set of euro-disco by DJ Bock Monsier!
CCCP	United States Of Europe "United States Of Europe" by "CCCP"	single	Zyx	1989	12"	1:47:23 (Pop-up)
Amnesia	Ibiza (European Acid Mix)	single	BCM		12"	1:53:06 (Pop-up)
Liaisons D.	Heartbeat "Heartbeat" by "Liaisons D."	single	USA		12"	1:53:38 (Pop-up)
Mystic	Ritmo De La Noche "Ritmo De La Noche" by "Mystic"	single	Fanfare	1990	12"	1:59:29 (Pop-up)
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Annie Philippe	On M'a Toujours Dit	va: Tres Chic!	Ace International	2013	CD	2:07:11 (Pop-up)
Birdbrain	I Hear It On The Vine "I Hear It On The Vine" by "Birdbrain"	I Fly	Persian Cardinal		CD	2:08:26 (Pop-up)
Relay	New Domestic Landscape "New Domestic Landscape" by "Relay"	Still Point of Turning	Bubblecore		CD	2:11:41 (Pop-up)
Heart Throbs	Tiny Feet "Tiny Feet" by "Heart Throbs"	Jubilee Twist	A&M	1992	CD	2:15:10 (Pop-up)
JD & the Evil's Dynamite Band	Beer, So Nice, Right On	Explodes Across the Nation	Soul Fire		CD	2:19:47 (Pop-up)
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[various people with birthdays today]	"[various people with birthdays today]"					2:29:44 (Pop-up)

Dolly Parton	Jolene (slowed by 25%)			2013	MP3	2:38:34 (Pop-up)
Mazzy Star	Roseblood "Roseblood" by "Mazzy Star"	Among My Stars	Capitol	1996	CD	2:41:20 (Pop-up)
Melissa Sheehan	Shadows "Shadows" by "Melissa Sheehan"	Kneel	[no label]	1997	CD	2:45:59 (Pop-up)
Cass McCombs	AIds In Africa "AIds In Africa" by "Cass McCombs"	A	Monitor		CD	2:48:38 (Pop-up)
Spinal Tap	Lick My Lovepump "Lick My Lovepump" by "Spinal Tap"					2:55:07 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:09am maestroso: That opening piece was fantastic.
	9:10am Emile: sweet
	9:12am northguineahills: This first Homer gif is thinking what I'm thinking.
	9:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...he even brought us some gifs today. Nice substitute teacher.
	9:14am cd tap: oh man, that first homer/beer gif is hilarious. Thank you Bob W
	9:15am kat330: @maestroso: ABsolutely! Had to login just so I could star it! [now, ciao!]
	9:20am glenn: look at carey price just whalin' on tim thomas. beauty.
	9:20am Sam: Ah, now this is music to listen to at 4 am in a spooky old house!
	9:25am Jeezy: All Spotify has by Jean Jacques Perry is "Moog Acid." :-/ Sounds pretty cool actually...
	9:29am northguineahills: Off to work. See you on the other side, Bob!
	9:30am common: MMMM...beer truck.
	9:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...had a 1/2 & 1/2 last night of Guinness & that Foster 'DirtyBastard' Scotch Ale (8 &1/2 %!) I mentioned last time. One has to come up w/ names for yer 1/2 & 1/2s - usually w/ Guinness & so most often 'Black' & something or something & 'Black' - but calling this one so far 'Thistle & Shamrock' (Scottish / Irish) - like the radio Program...
	9:32am Robert: Some of this resembles a passage in the improvised-music version of Bingo's Bolero.
	9:33am Andrew Waterloo: Moog Acid features Luke Vibert
	9:34am cd tap: man, sounds good RevRabbit. That's a great way to cut the alc content of some of the stuff I've been sampling to something reasonable. Going to use that trick.
	9:37am Mike East: I dont understand how yuengling can call what they put in a bottle a black and tan...the whole point of the 1/2&1/2 to me is that they are separated. also, the history of the the term can be offensive to a certain group of people, I believe. almost as offensive as an Irish Car Bomb
	9:40am Emile: Bob if you pass along whatever lablel/producer info on the JJ Perrey disc is available, that would be great.
	9:41am paulWCBN: yes, i can feel it
	9:42am fleep: Still working on that content/character thing.
	9:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - it's like the Irish version of 'Oreo', in a way... - yes the Guinness is fairly low alch% - the Scotch Ale quite high for beer - & taste combo. a concern; the Guinness can help make sweet stuff more palatable. - Now - from what I read - the more fermented something is, the sweeter it gets - which is the point of bitter hops in the 1st place? But yerknow suggest anything inna pub & hear contrary opinion - others say stronger beers are sweeter to counteract the bitterness of sugars converted in fermentation...
	9:44am cd tap: ugh, I'll say Mike. Purposely avoided the "car bomb" drink for that reason. Wasn't aware that black/tan had any meaning outside of the color of Guinness.
	9:47am trish: Happy 50th anniversary to a speech and that very large public demonstration for civil rights.
	9:47am cd tap: I don't think that's quite correct (being a former brewer). Fermentation is yeast eating sugars and turning them into alc basically so the more sugar you have, the more alcohol. Sugars come from malted barley for the most part and sweetness in a brew is a result of where in the process you arrest the fermentation.
	9:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Black & Tan can refer to uniform colors (Irish - English) is my understanding. ...like every great Southern Preacher - King's delivery is very Musical. Heard a special on Coltrane, & suggested his 'Alabama' corresponded directly to King's speech about the infamous Alabama church bombing that killed little girls.
	9:49am Jeezy: Say what you will.. Them Irish Car Bombs hit the spot!
	9:49am common: thanks for the abba! nice choice for today.
	9:50am still b/p: Among the many disturbing signs showing that the infections of mind & spirit have not cleared, is this one from nearby: www.pressherald.com...
	9:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - so - is there a simple correlation of sweetness to alch%age ?
	9:52am trish: I hadn't known about the prompt to go off-script. "With his improvised riff, Dr. King took a leap into history, jumping from prose to poetry.." http://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/28/us/the-lasting-power-of-dr-kings-dream-speech.html
	9:56am maestroso: Drat, off to a meeting... gotta star whatever that was after the ABBA.
	9:57am cd tap: nononono, my friend. Nothing is simple when it comes to brewing beer...either that or I don't know enough to answer your question...
	9:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Technically - legally, every time anyone says such a thing about the Prez it is Sedition. - John Lewis was the only original speaker left alive to speak again @ this one this year (50th) - & I'm told he said he bled on those bridges in Protest from the beatings - & he is not going to accept their Right to Vote being revoked...
	9:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - well - Thx for clarification cd tap !
	10:00am Mike East: Black and Tans were a nickname for one of the forces assembled to fight the IRA: en.wikipedia.org... I think they didn't reserve their attacks exclusively for the "bad guys" I got really interested in this stuff after watching "Hunger" - great flick.
	10:02am still b/p: I know this Shuffle track, but before the show is over, can you ID the Kaempfert and other talkover pieces you use today?
	10:03am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx Mike.
	10:05am common: mike: hunger is a great flick...and so difficult to watch.
	10:05am sugarwolf: yay, Eurovision!!
	10:06am Mike East: you said it, common.
	10:07am Andrew Waterloo: I tried to introduce my daughter to Schlager Moroeder but she just wanted to hear Mahna Mahna on repeat.
	10:13am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...time to get my MahNa MahNa straight...this has waited my whole life, Man ! : en.wikipedia.org...
	10:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& no less than three hours of Disco on efd tonight...
	10:15am Rev. Turnip Druid: people.
	10:15am Rev. Turnip Druid: beer people.
	10:23am common: this stuff is grand! where's the beers?
	10:23am steve: when is this nice fellow going to be at Brouwerij Lane?
	10:26am Bob W.: jim will be at brouwerij lane TONIGHT! 7pm onwards!
	10:28am glenn: if only i drank. or lived in nyc.
	10:29am Cecile: Hola! Good to see you Bob!
	10:31am steve: i love beer and euro disco
	10:31am steve: thanks Bob!
	10:32am Cecile: Steve, you know it.
	10:33am Bob W.: hey cecile! been a while!
	10:35am Caryn: Hello all! Damn, I seem to have missed some good stuff... And for those who care, the Simpsons episodes are: -Homer the Heretic -Cape Feare
	10:35am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - the 'classic' Black & Tan is (??) Guinness & NewkieBrown - Newcastle of course being British - so presumably that's the connection ? - I've heard the term used to describe someone posing as Irish but really English - like 'Oreo' is used for someone 'black outside & white inside' - & Rhino =s 'Republican in Name Only' to perhaps complete the set...
	10:39am Cecile: You don't call it a B
	10:39am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Posing as Irish but really English? Wow, that's a switch. I've only seen cases of the opposite. I need to get out more, and/or I am easily fooled.
	10:40am Cecile: Ugh. Commenting messed up.
	10:40am Wretch: The other Black and Tan: en.wikipedia.org...
	10:42am Cecile: In Mpls you can call it a B
	10:42am Cecile: WTF!
	10:43am Ryan A.: I was hearing the word "heartache" in the C.C. Catch song as "Harvey," as in Mets pitcher Matt Harvey. It made little sense, but sounded appropriately sad for his situation.
	10:43am Cecile: Call it a B
	10:43am Cecile: Oh dear lord.
	10:44am glenn: situation? as in being by far the best player on a crappy team?
	10:44am Cecile: Jesus had his trial. Judas.
	10:44am common: judas? Thomas? Judas.
	10:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yes Mike links to the paramilitaries above - so here is Drink B&T : en.wikipedia.org...
	10:45am Cecile: 30 pieces of silver.
	10:45am Ryan A.: He tore a ligament in his elbow earlier this week, he won't pitch for a while, might never be the same.
	10:45am common: thomas was just sitting and eatin' and doubtin'.
	10:45am Cecile: Ok in mpls don't call a half and half a black and tan
	10:46am glenn: ooooh. i hadn't heard that.
	10:47am Cecile: You'll get an eye roll or gently corrected. In the Irish bars that is. And that does include the XXXRock.
	10:47am Caryn: Yeah, the Black and Tans were notorious for their a-hole rampages, mainly because they were put together somewhat haphazardly and thus didn't have much control in the early years. The name came for the similarly haphazard uniforms. I assume both the drink and the paramilitary force both got their names simply from the colouration (often connected with foxhounds), considering the drink was first called a black & tan decades before the paramilitary force was formed. BTW, they're showing "Hunger" on tv here today.
	10:49am glenn: the wind that shakes the barley iks a great movie about that period in ireland, although i guarantee it will rip your heart straight out of your chest.
	10:49am Cecile: The other bars call it that. Hahaha
	10:49am northguineahills: Haven't heard this CCCP in eons. Was there not more gifs earlier?
	10:50am northguineahills: I saw that movie a few months ago, glenn.
	10:51am Cecile: Bob's guest, how huge a Benny Benassi fan are you? I think he's hysterical.
	10:52am glenn: apparently bobby riggs threw his tennis match against billy jean king to pay off some gambling debts. sports.nationalpost.com...
	10:52am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: This song sounds like Frankie Goes to Hollywood singing in a mall arcade from my childhood. i saw both The Wind that Shakes the Barley and Hunger. Made me want to reap my Irish roots. What would you call an American posing as Irish? Black and blue?
	10:53am glenn: a fenian.
	10:54am Cecile: I like Jinx Lennon's phrase: "a fookin leprechaun"
	10:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - glad I call them 1/2 & 1/2s ! Also makes sense because I experiment w/ various ones making the 1/2 that's not Guinness...altho' only Tue. is generally beer night for me & I'm a redwino now... ...Maybe I'm reading too much into it w/ the 'B&T' being like 'Oreo' thing - somebody Irish would be the authority here...
	10:55am northguineahills: Is this Liaisons Dangereuses? Doesn't sound the same.
	10:56am Andrew Waterloo: This sounds like A Split Second toned down a bit
	10:56am sugarwolf: This sounds like the KLF's What Time is Love
	10:57am Caryn: Simpsons episode: "Treehouse of Horror V", story "The Shinning"
	10:58am paulWCBN: www.discogs.com... not the same as Liasions Dangereuses, and the KLF actually did make this group give them credit for the melody from WTIL
	10:58am Mike East: The Wind that Shakes the Barley has been on my list for a while. I'll have to move it up to the top when I'm feeling like my heart needs some air.
	10:58am paulWCBN: and apparently this is the first track to use the word "trance" in a lyric
	10:58am Stevel: "Relax your body, or suffer the consequences"!
	10:59am northguineahills: This is refreshing, it's rare to hear early Euro-rave on WFMU.
	10:59am northguineahills: @Mike, the last time I checked, it's on Netflix.
	11:00am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: I've noticed that some bars on St Patricks Day will make "car bomb" drinks with a pint of Guinness/Bass ale and a shot of whiskey in the shot glass plopped into the pint glass.
	11:01am Caryn: @glenn: I might take the claim more seriously if it wasn't one guy claiming he overheard something decades ago, but never bothered to mention it before. Or if a retired guy losing to an athlete at the top of her game and 26 years younger than him could somehow be considered a shocker.
	11:02am Cecile: Yup, people make "Irish car bombs" here. I have a tolerance for black humor, but I roll my eyes at this.
	11:04am glenn: a car bomb is jameson's, bailey's and guinness, in some form or another, if i remember correctly.
	11:04am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yeah - I know it here as a shot of Irish Baileys dropped into a pint; you have to chug it before it curdles...No Thx meself...
	11:05am robyn: makes me want to put on a mesh shirt and daaaaaaaance
	11:05am Cecile: Bob's guest - look at the Radio Soulwax app. They do a tribute to Belgian techno. It is hilarious.
	11:07am Cecile: Robyn, same for you, check it out. Soulwax taped a whole bunch of retired rave dancers and the records are at 33 1/3!
	11:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'car bomb' drink wiki : en.wikipedia.org... - I forget the 'safe' name they use for it here...
	11:07am steve: many props to your guest for his excellent set
	11:09am Caryn: "The Wind That Shakes the Barley" is very good. And man, Cillian Murphy has done his share of IRA-adjacent films. I guess that goes with the territory of being an Irish actor... Speaking of inappropriate names, there's a chain of second-hand stores here called UFF. Irish friends of mine often want to take one of their bags home when they visit (but also warn us never to carry stuff around in those bags if we ever visit Ireland or Northern Ireland) due to the disjoint. The UFF is also short for the Ulster Freedom Fighters, who are essentially a terrorist group.
	11:09am northguineahills: What steve said....
	11:11am glenn: one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter.
	11:11am robyn: thanks for the tip cecile. dling the app now.
	11:13am Cecile: It's great. Ken also interviewed them about it a couple years ago, too.
	11:15am Martin: Excellent show, thank you. Relay has a tinge of late 80's U2 a little, yes?
	11:15am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Ooof, I never realized that Bailey's was one of the elements of that drink. Thank God I never ordered one. Just drink the whisky! There are a spate of nothing but whisky bars popping up near me. Here's my fave: www.noormanskil.com
	11:15am sugarwolf: I had an Irish Car Bomb cupcake once. So wrong, but so tasty.
	11:17am robyn: all these colors in the background are making me happy today.
	11:17am efd: Wow! Great hearing the Heart Throbs - I randomly saw them in London a few years before this album came out and liked them a lot. Cool show Bob!
	11:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...okay - called the Local to ask what they called the 'car bomb' & spooked the girl who answered! - so called one town over & phrased it a little more carefully! - He says they call it a 'Porn Star' - so I asked if he knew if that's what they call it everywhere - & he said he doesn't know - only frat~college types drink 'em anyhow (in so many words)...
	11:18am Caryn: @RRN63: well, as the link points out, it's unlikely there is a safe name for the "Irish car bomb", since it's a virtually unknown drink in Ireland. Partly because of the name, partly probably because the Irish would just consider it a waste of good whiskey and stout to mix them with Bailey's.
	11:19am glenn: i sat in a bar one night and watched four guys drink probably 700$ worth of car bombs, in the space of maybe 3 hours. i believe the words stag party may have been used.
	11:19am northguineahills: ..and wow!, The Heart Throbs are new to me!
	11:19am Carmichael: Good morning, Mr. W. Late arrival from the Coast.
	11:21am common: beer...beer...right on! click!
	11:22am Ike: I don't think I ever heard Heart Throbs before. Cool.
	11:24am Cecile: ITA, caryn, and I have to agree
	11:24am Cecile: With the waste of good booze that is.
	11:25am Andrew Waterloo: Yah, the whiskey/scotch/coffee/tea thing is taking off around here too.
	11:27am northguineahills: What time is Bock Monsier playing, Bob?
	11:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Whiskey is like warm tasty novocaine. This can be very useful.
	11:27am steve: ngh - beginning at 7
	11:28am Caryn: Also, at least here, a "Porn Star" is when you drop a shotglass of blue curacao and sour puss into a glass of 7Up or Sprite. Ugh. I suspect it's favoured by bachelorette parties.
	11:28am common: HA!
	11:29am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - about that speed.
	11:29am northguineahills: crap, I'll be at work until after 7 due to an L train eff up.
	11:30am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Oh wow, that birthday list sounds so much better in Czech. Can we have all those Entertainment Tonight-like shows done in Czech now?
	11:31am Cecile: Bob, come back. We miss you.
	11:31am Rev. Turnip Druid: tuned in just in time to hear charming robot lady intone "honey bew-bew" into my ear. I need to be hurt bad by something/anything, immediately.
	11:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...this collage is kinda like wunna those drinks...except I'm enjoying it...
	11:32am Carmichael: Reading the above convo, I can tell you the original Black & Tan was Guinness and Harp Ale. And yes, they were Prot-based government-authorized gangs much like London's old Hellfire Club. They were armed and provided with intel by the Ulster government. And no self-respecting Irish Republican would ever drink one, or a "car bomb", or any other such bollocksy drink. Although I'm from Wexford in the south, my family are "Shinnies", as in followers of Sinn Fein politics and, ahem, "activities". Now someone please help me down from my soapbox.
	11:33am common: man, i would love to see that dick cavette show! cavett...great lineup!
	11:35am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Oh I love this quote from Best in Show.
	11:35am steve: "we both love soup" hahaha
	11:35am Caryn: Simpsons episode: "The Springfield Files". Man, all the gifs are from excellent episodes!
	11:35am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'm down Carm.
	11:36am Caryn: @Carm: would you drink a B&T if it was called a "Half and half"?
	11:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...except I like messing w/ 1/2 & 1/2s...
	11:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...to drink...
	11:37am Carmichael: Caryn, if it looks like a dog and smells like a dog, it doesn't matter what you name it. It's still a dog.
	11:38am robyn: all this terrible country music reminds me of my mom making dinner when i was a kid.
	11:39am Caryn: Carm, I can't make out whether you just think the drink concept is crap, or whether it's common name will still be associated with the drink in your mind...
	11:39am still b/p: Here's today's mos' awesome mystical birthday connection of all: Ben Gazzara sings "Life Could be A Dream" aloud along with the Crewcuts as it plays in his car in Road House!
	11:40am Caryn: Ah, the rare slowed down track that doesn't sound just like a distorted, warped version of the original, but actually like a cover. Of course, the 1/4th pitch lowering helps.
	11:41am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Oh wow, I thought this voice sounded like it was at the wrong speed, then I saw the playlist! It ALmost worked. Very clever Mr. W.
	11:41am glenn: dolly has a couple clunkers, but there's no way she can be considered terrible country music.
	11:41am Carmichael: Who's the dude singing this? HA HA
	11:42am glenn: okay, a few clunkers.
	11:42am Caryn: Rrg and I discussed just this version of Jolene during last week's Irwin show.
	11:42am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Ooo, nice segue with Mazzy Star.
	11:43am Jeff: Wait, that's not some earnest young man singing "Jolene"? Remarkable.
	11:44am robyn: oh i like dolly. i'm talking about "i feel like a woman."
	11:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - well - i think we can probably agree the (ahem) 'PornStar' is not a drink - it's a stunt. - I enjoy 1/2 & 1/2s - usually - & don't call them B&Ts...prob. shouldn't call any of them Black & anything...oops... - Yeah - nice segue & nice Mazzy.
	11:44am Caryn: BTW, did anyone happen to catch the secret Prince show last Sunday? Kurt's probably kicking himself that he's in Europe.
	11:45am glenn: ah. well, shania twain is not country music. it's 3rd rate pop with fiddles.
	11:47am Carmichael: Hey, good name for a music category: Fiddle Pop!
	11:47am Caryn: @glenn: what Rich Hall was talking about when he said modern country music tends to be just the worst, LCD pop music.
	11:48am βrian: Fanta makes third-rate pop.
	11:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - the flipside to Country being recognized for how MarketShare it actually has (lots). Too Much Success, Grasshopper...
	11:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - how much MarketShare...
	11:50am still b/p: Homer's famous for being a third-rate pop.
	11:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but has the good sense to stick to beer...
	11:52am Caryn: Gotta thank Bob for the gif quality. Ken probably would've thrown a couple of Mileys in there, and I don't need to see that today.
	11:53am Brian in UK: Our library still has a lifetimes supply of 'Country & Western' labels. So whatever type of Country you get out it's all C&W.
	11:54am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: I concur Caryn. Enjoying the Simpsons gifs. If there is one of Homer prancing around in the land of chocolate, that would be great.
	11:54am Brian in UK: Got to say I am still happy to have a library.
	11:55am Brian in UK: Lick my love pump
	11:55am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Spinal Tap!
	11:55am Caryn: Yay, "Spinal Tap"!
	11:56am northguineahills: Thanks Bob. Fantabulous show!
	11:56am steve: great show Bob
	11:56am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...always the joke: I like both kinds music - Country & Western! ...& always think - Country meant Bluegrass in hills - & Western meant Cowboy - so it's true... - Lovepump!
	11:56am Brian in UK: Nice one, Bob.
	11:58am Caryn: @RRN63: as they said in "Blues Brothers"
	11:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - if you've never seen 'Decline of Western Civilization Pt. 2 - the Metal Years' - it is exactly like Spinal Tap - w/ minor dif. that it's an actual documentary...
	11:59am Bob W.: thanks for listening and commenting, everybody! i had a blast today! see you next time!
	12:00pm Caryn: @RRN63: It is superb. And better than Pt. 1 or Pt. 3. It's like "The Empire Strikes Back" that way.
	12:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - well - I like Pt. I because I like Punk - but II is harrowing...
	12:02pm Caryn: @RRN63: I love punk too, but the "Spinal Tap"-ness of Pt. 2 nudges it ahead in overall documentary quality.
	1:37pm dc waters: To BOB W. Re: "my cat's breath smells like cat food": Still beats the smell of ANY wet dog. Maybe you oughta dial down the amount of face time you have with your cat? :-)
	1:56pm Bob W.: "my cat's breath smells like cat food" is a ralph wiggum quote.
	9:09am dc waters: Shoulda known that as a Simpsons' fan, but was just being wry in any event. I've spent hours of face time w/ well-fed cats.

Bob W.: Playlist from August 28, 2013

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