WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from December 18, 2013

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	3:07pm Sem Chumbo: I put that atomic pistol down here somewhere...
	👻 3:09pm G: Watch out, you'll shoot your eye out
	3:09pm common: the atomic pistol was very fairly priced. where do i get one?
	👻 3:09pm Alison Porchnik: Daisy once made a working toy oven for American Girls that doubled as a miniature bomb-making facility.
	3:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Happiness is a Warm Gun, Pioneers.
	3:10pm glenn: my bill of rights as a kid was my parents saying "we're right, so do what we tell you or else".
	3:11pm Droll: I refuse to recognize the Boy's Bill of Rights because they're not old enough to sign it. Firearms rights apply to ME, not children! How am I supposed to keep those kids out of my yard if they're allowed to carry firearms?
	3:11pm Sean D. Daily: Hello all. @glenn: You too, huh?
	👻 3:11pm G: @glenn: that's a bill of wrongs, usually.
	3:11pm Laura L: What you used to could get for a buck fifty-nine!
	3:12pm steve: oh man, i need one of those atomic pistols
	3:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You see Droll: The Gun is very Democratic.
	3:13pm glenn: you could throw crabapples at them, droll.
	3:13pm Sem Chumbo: There is not enough trouser-cuff rolling up these days, Was that a repealed right, or what?
	3:14pm Sean D. Daily: I notice that this so-called "American Boys Bill of Rights" DOESN'T include my right to bear pickup truck-sized slingshot cannons. www.youtube.com...
	3:17pm P-90: @Hi: Sam C, G, Alison, Droll, Sean, all the gang, especially the Right Reverend Revolution Rabbit, and Mr. Irwin. I must confess, I LOVE Americana like this boy-gun thing, I see the good side of it and try to remember that the politics and society of the time were different, that none of the contemporary ways of looking at this apply. Stepping off of soapbox now.
	3:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Second Amendment say 'Arms' - not 'Guns' specifically. Therefore, I presume the neighborhood right-wingers will have no problem w/ my backyard Sherman tanks, nuclear missile silo & anthrax lab just over the fence from the schoolyard...
	👻 3:19pm G: I do believe that kid grew up to be a provincial state legislator who attended the Mount Vernon Assembly last weekend. And used that gun as a prop.
	3:19pm common: rev: absolutely! they would be in full support.
	3:20pm Droll: RRN, I stockpile those weapons too -- I also refuse to recognize international treaties because I do not recognize foreigner's authority over my self-determination.
	3:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yes - they were different times: the U.S. population's quadrupled, & there's a gun per every single one of us...
	3:25pm P-90: RevRab, I've been saying this for years, the Founders did not intend to sanction what they would surely have recognized as weapons of war for the backyard. The second ammendment guarantees the right of communities to field a "militia" --which means if you live where there's a local police, sheriff, Nat. Guard, State Troopers, etc, then you are protected by the "well regulated militia" the Founders had in mind. This "God-given right as an American to bear any weapons I can get my hands on" thing is a Neoconservative vanity...
	3:26pm How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gay_bomb
	3:26pm Listening Out There: I like Amy Allison's song, though she does sound like Lucinda Williams on helium.
	3:27pm common: as I've said before, let's melt the guns.
	3:28pm Sem Chumbo: A home demo from 2008. Nice find, Irwin.
	3:29pm Listening Out There: I think the Snot button is the one you just turned...
	3:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 20,000,000 !
	3:31pm Listening Out There: I think station manager Ken broke things. His .gif-loaded playlist was regulary hanging this AM...
	3:32pm nycbone: The desire to carry a gun is something that should have been worked during adolescence. (Paraphrased from the Adventure Motorcyclists Handbook)
	👻 3:33pm G: Tom busted the water supply on his way out, too. A hardcore organization would have escorted him off the property immediately when he announced he was leaving. j/k
	3:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I missed the bus on the Best Show. : / - Oh well !!
	3:34pm P-90: See, per the ridiculous interpretation of the 2nd Amendment popular on the Right, you and I have the right to stockpile female sex pheromone weapons, sweating/flatulence gas bombs, etc. Surely NOT what Washington, Franklin, Jefferson, and all the groovy cats who dreamed up this country would have wanted--they would have thought widespread ownership of assault rifles and ammo etc. in an America of 300 million was literally insane.
	3:36pm Mike East: You guys are making me think I need to buy guns immediately.
	3:36pm P-90: But I would still do anything to get my hands on that Buck Rogers Atomic Pistol Holster set......just sayin'
	3:37pm Droll: P-90, That's an interesting theory, but in fact nobody knows what The Founding Fathers would have thought about militarized drones, genetically modified citizens, or cyber-warfare. I think I'm more afraid of the 220 year old Patent system than firearms.
	👻 3:37pm G: @Mike East: actually, i've read that gunmakers have reported sales noticeably up since Newtown...
	3:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I thot it was just some NJ talkshow! Someone here tried to tell me...
	3:38pm Sem Chumbo: @P-90: an atomic anything. A clock, even.
	👻 3:40pm G: @Droll: Franklin had to work to get patents in the Constitution at all (he'd lost money to piracy of his ideas for decades by 1787). Like everything else, IP law needs to be constantly updated or it becomes anachronistic...
	3:41pm Mike East: @G - I believe it. the news media makes it sound like the world is full of mentally unstable individuals with assault rifles...might be true. I don't know. Maybe I should just invest in some body armor.
	3:43pm Carmichael: Insect Trust, yay!! Hiya Irwin and gun-toting psychos.
	👻 3:43pm G: It's worldwide TV that has made gun violence attractive to angry maladjusted people who want to be "famous." Exhibit A: Oswald, at the outset of the worldwide TV era. They're all his children.
	3:44pm Irwin: Yeth, JoE fRaNk at 4:()().
	3:44pm glenn: because of course, the best way to combat the gun problem is by buying more guns. that's like combatting emphysema by buying more smokes.
	3:46pm P-90: @G: Oh, NewTOWN, I thought that said NewBRIDGE. Whew. @Droll: yup, that patent system has become FUBAR, and the problems posed by that are very real and very big. @Sam: Buck carried a "rocket gun" until WWII, the everything had to be "atomic" to sound up-to-date and properly futuristic. That barefoot American lad w/rolled-up dungarees, suddenly wanted something ATOMIC of his own, man.
	3:47pm Droll: Glenn, By that reasoning the best way to combat patent abuse is by filing more patents... Which is exactly what has happened over the past decade. This sort of self-affirming problem is not unique to guns, butter has it, too.
	3:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Exactly G - I wonder why if someone wants to assassinate someone - they don't just leave a huge crater & disappear ! That's where the Mythology like in this Ad (which does emphasize the Civic Responsibilities that come w/ Rights - a totally quaint notion) does matter...
	3:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Democracy is not Simple.
	3:51pm Sean D. Daily: Forget about the guns. What the United States needs is better access to psychological counseling. My sister teaches in the school district next door to Arapahoe HS in Colorado. Her school district has two counselors (one part time) for maybe 3,000 students. Her kids' needs are NOT being served.
	3:52pm glenn: huh. fair enough. let me ask, what affects people's daily lives more - ridiculous patent laws, or ridiculous gun laws?
	3:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...seriously - all these self-righteous yuppies wondering how their shiny happy Merican High Schools could become such places of misery. What are you & where did you go to to school - ?!?! - 'cause I understood immeadiately...
	3:56pm P-90: I bet Joe Frank has warm and fuzzy nostalgic memories of Daisy Air rifles. Or: actually, he was probably threatened by neighborhood bullies with air rifles, BB guns, mumblety-peg knives... Where's the personal-size "Gay Bomb" when you need it?
	4:00pm P-90: @Glenn, the weird truth is that the effects of the patent law problem affect every part of American life, while the fallout from poor gun regulation only tend to affect the (statistically) few who are in the wrong place at the wrong time when someone goes bananas
	👻 4:00pm G: Happy Time! :)
	4:02pm Carmichael: This sounds like Andy Breckman.
	4:02pm nycbone: Screw food, water and phone. You need a GUN and you need it NOW!
	4:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - actually - people are getting shot constantly in shockingly large #s - they just tend to be urban people of color - we only notice when it's schoolkids or theater-goers...
	4:04pm P-90: I always dug that compressed sound he uses on his voice
	4:04pm Sean D. Daily: Joe Frank has just gone to a VERY weird place, even for him.
	4:05pm glenn: really? not being sarcastic, i honestly don't know. my guess would be that if you were referring to pharmaceutical patents, you'd probably be right, but if you were talking about blackberry patents, i have my doubts.
	👻 4:05pm G: I have come to the conclusion that there is no weird place for JF.
	4:05pm laughingacademy: I know Joe Frank came first, but the Earth-stabbing has taken us deep into Night Vale territory.
	4:06pm Droll: Let's keep things in perspective: At least we don't live in Joe Frank's world. Now there's a horror we can all agree is worse than the 'merica we really do live in...
	4:06pm ?: What about the American Girls Bill of Rights?
	4:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...where are you drawing that line Droll?...
	👻 4:07pm Alison Porchnik: I love this bit
	4:08pm P-90: @Rev: exactly, those not affected directly are enabled to live in denial. The only ones with the resources to try to change things, that do, are the few who've been touched directly---like Mrs. Brady, and that other congresswoman who lost a son or whatever and then fought for better regulation. And yes, this IS a weird place, even for Joe F....
	4:09pm Carmichael: The 'punishing rod"??
	4:10pm God: The best to you and your's this holiday season.
	4:10pm nycbone: Marjoe...
	4:10pm Droll: "Pull my pants down and slap me with your punishing rod?" See what I mean? That's a Thermonuclear Gay Bomb! JF is scarier than even reality.
	4:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Gortner? ...Listening to Hearty White last time I concluded he was the polar compliment to Joe...
	4:11pm Irwin: @AP: This bit should air apart from the show. It's just nuts.
	4:12pm InBrkly: oh man I'm losing it at my desk! Hilarious!
	4:13pm P-90: Caca laballaba nitoonis mlaca caca lala. Now, hand me that snake, Marjoe.
	4:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - tops.
	4:14pm nycbone: Jody Joad in 'Earthquake' with Sensurround!
	4:15pm Sean D. Daily: TONITE ONLY! Joe Frank fights the four classical elements IN A TEXAS STEEL CAGE FIGHT TO THE DEATH! BE THERE!!!!!!!
	4:17pm P-90: and the fresh, young Ms. Victoria Principal in her feature film debut
	4:17pm Kathy: Our Second Amendment has much less to do with hunting or protecting property as usually argued. The point is that WE as a people are much less likely to be dragged from our houses in the dead of night and shot through the heads in front of the rest of the neighborhood. When poor children are shot by the police DAILY where are the move-on buses for those outcries..... Guns prevent over a million crimes per year. People around you have been heavily armed all your life and just because you have never known does not mean it ain't working just fine without you.
	👻 4:17pm G: airicide
	4:18pm Sean D. Daily: You call it a "schizophrenic breakdown". Joe Frank calls it a "radio show".
	👻 4:18pm G: hydrocide
	4:20pm P-90: @ Source of statistic that "a million crimes" are prevented per anum? Just curious... Wow, this IS far-out, even for Joe, like he got into Hearty White's stash or something
	4:21pm nycbone: and Richard Roundtree as Miles Quade. Who is the man...
	4:22pm P-90: His stuff is usually tends a little more toward the inrtospective and personal. This here is downright apocolyptic
	👻 4:23pm G: waiting for that 1755 lisbon quake
	👻 4:24pm G: aquakealypse
	4:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - they prevent gun crimes? ...Most Western industrial (wealthy) countries don't have these guns, & they seem okay. Just like most of them have figured out Health Care is expensive & everyone will need it (even if people don't think so @ age 20). So - I'm not buying it. Should we say that if heroin is illegal, only outlaws will have heroin, & do nothing? We could go back & forth on this...If someone invades your home w/ a gun w/ deadly intent, & you kill them 1st, I don't have a problem w/ it. I just wonder if we need any of these guns in the 1st place - & I don't want to live in the Wild West where the person w/ the biggest gun wins. I think we ought to be able to do better (I'm not sure we can).
	4:24pm nycbone: waiting for the next New Madrid quake; that will be messy...
	4:25pm glenn: riiiiiiiigghhhht. pretty much every other country in the world has fewer guns, AND less crime.
	👻 4:26pm G: or the yellowstone caldera volcano. that'll be a beaut.
	👻 4:27pm Alison Porchnik: best Joe Frank segue ever
	4:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The entire NW a super-volcano! Yippee! ...Happiness really is a warm gun...
	4:28pm nycbone: I like that, I like that this kind of hot kind of lava.
	4:28pm P-90: Miles Quade, Jody Joad ("Choady Choad" in 1st draft?) NYCBONE, are you a devotee who knows this stuff off the top, or did you look it up? So what was Chuck Heston's character name? And: why is George Kennedy in almost ALL of these meatball epics? What gives?
	4:30pm nycbone: So far (top of my head), but I don't remember Heston's character's name. But... What do you get when you cross Earthquake with Towering Inferno???
	👻 4:31pm G: burn and shake that mother down
	4:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Throwing Great Shapes ! (song comment & Movie Quiz answer??)
	4:32pm Sem Chumbo: shake and bake?
	4:32pm Kathy: There are statistics for everything. In fact in Connecticut there have been I think 36 deaths by long guns of any kind (3 from assault rifles) an assinine term by the way, in 2 decades. I lived in Sandy Hook for 18 years, I just moved YEAH! and I attended many of the task force meetings and did a lot of research back during the hub bub. I have links just not readily available and they are not easily, yet are easily found if you have a clue. I have tried to shed a lot of the issue, as it is very emotional and painful. Yet the truth is on the side of personal responsibility.
	4:32pm nycbone: Close! Shake and Bake.
	👻 4:32pm G: bingo.
	4:33pm nycbone: Give Chumbo a cigar.
	4:34pm Sem Chumbo: Capitalization is vastly overrated. Observe written German.
	4:35pm glenn: and who provided that "million fewer deaths because of guns" stat? the n.r.a? it seems like a pretty far fetched claim to me.
	4:35pm Kathy: ok here is one extensive source. http://www.icpsr.umich.edu/icpsrweb/NACJD/
	4:35pm SSS: The end will come from the breakdown of systems (food & fuel delivery, infrastructure failures, etc.)as increasingly destructive storms exhaust our abilities to rebuild. All while we spend our time fighting over our cultural & spiritual myths.
	👻 4:35pm G: Everything was capitals till they invented small letters to save scribal time about 800 CE ish...
	4:35pm nycbone: It's a brand name. I ate A LOT of that crap as kid. Shake and Bake chicken, Shake and Bake pork shops mmmmmmmmmm.....
	4:36pm P-90: @RevRAb: Well said! This insidious fantasy that arming schoolteachers will shift the balance, i.e. that your kid's 5th grade history/math teacher is going to SHOOT IT OUT with the next Newtown pathology guy is so inane, I don't know how they get away with even suggesting it. Can you imagijne the outrage from the parents of the first 8-yr-old who is s accidently killed by a teacher who's "defending" himself and his (her?) students? The NRA is an ugly joke
	4:36pm Carmichael: And if there were 2 million gun deaths or more, then that stat is not very heartening.
	4:36pm Irwin: I think Kathy's got it about right. Argue on. I'll provide the soundtrack.
	4:36pm glenn: sorry. million crimes.
	4:36pm blee: You go, Jeff Beck. You sleazy guitar god you!
	4:36pm SSS: Oh, and of course panic will set in.
	4:37pm Kathy: If you go on the above source you can add up state by state the stats for what guns have done. It took weeks for people to compile the numbers. Go ahead.
	4:37pm Sem Chumbo: @G. Gee! Had no idea.
	4:38pm glenn: meh. water's the important thing. there will be alternative fuels, there will be even be alternative foods, but you can't fake water.
	4:38pm Kathy: You know I love you. here is your source you disarmed sheep!!!! http://www.icpsr.umich.edu/icpsrweb/NACJD/
	4:38pm blee: What if we replaced guns with hugs, then changed bullets to kisses. I know I now feel better.
	4:39pm Carmichael: Then when the internet was invented, everything either became caps again or reverse caps-lock-key. Progress is a wonderful thing.
	4:39pm glenn: anyway, i don't care. i haven't even seen a gun in about 45 years
	4:39pm nycbone: Gotta go work out to burn off the last round of pork chops. Wish I could tune in FMU in my basement...
	4:40pm Kathy: @ Glenn have you seen Water the Great Mystery movie?? If not DO!! It is amazing
	4:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I don't dispute Kathy's #s. In fact, it supports my position - there are simply too many guns & too little of this 'personal responsibility'. Massive quantities of guns & 'personal responsibility' are antithetical to each other.
	4:40pm Droll: How do you prove the cause of something that did not happen?! Damn phone won't leave me alone today... back in a bit.
	4:41pm Andrew Waterloo: I just thought it was a great dose of irony when the NRA was suggesting the best to protect our freedom was the keep our guns and basically post armed guards on every corner.
	4:41pm Carmichael: Guns also prevent polio, because no one has come down with it in a long time.
	4:41pm P-90: The Answer is: B.) Fusion
	4:42pm Green Mountain Man Mark: Why doesn't Canada have many mass shootings? Everyone there has guns.
	4:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That is true GMMM.
	4:44pm glenn: also, ontario has +/-20% of the world's fresh water, so i'm not too worried about that, neither.
	4:45pm Sean D. Daily: @Kathy: I was on your side until you started calling people "sheep".
	4:45pm fleep: Canada never had a Civil War. We're a nation still in the throes of a tradition of violence to settle scores.
	4:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That is true fleep.
	4:46pm Carmichael: They never had Hatfields and McCoys either. Only British vs. French, kind of a sissyboy slap fight.
	4:47pm glenn: well, not everybody here has guns, but there are a lot. and oddly enough, most of them are in rural canada, AND who has the highest crime rate? that's right, rural canada.
	4:47pm blee: Guns are lame.
	4:48pm glenn: uh, carmichael, i suggest you visit quebec city. there weren't no sissy boys there.
	4:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The French weren't sissies in WW Uno either. Or in any # of places they enforced their Imperialism...
	4:50pm glenn: According to a 2010 report by Statistics Canada, the murder rate is higher outside big cities, and has been for at least a decade. The study measured homicides in the country’s 34 census metropolitan areas (CMA) — urban areas with a population of 100,000 or more — and found that in 2010 the average murder rate was 1.5 per 100,000 people. For non-CMAs, which encompass rural areas, the rate was 1.9. For the period 2000 to 2009, the murder rate in CMAs compared to non-CMAs was less dramatic — 1.81 to 1.92 — but still suggested that living in the countryside was more deadly, statistically. (It's worth noting that Canada's rates are still very low compared to those in the U.S. The 2010 murder rate in New Orleans, for example, was 49.1 per 100,000 people.)
	4:52pm P-90: @ Glenn: Right on about water. I lived in Cali for years; the entire Los Angeles basin is supplied with fresh water by a single aquaduct system. And overdue for a big quake. When that happens, you'll have millions of people in an immense disaster area w/no fresh water available if the aquaduct is damaged. See how everything leads back to Earthquake? The big hero is played by Heston, a big gun rights activist. And Marjoe's character is a National Guardsman who is repressed and neurotic and goes on a killing spree
	4:58pm common: good eve everybody! melt them!
	5:02pm InBrkly: I like Chris Rock's bit: “You don’t need no gun control, you know what you need? We need some bullet control. Men, we need to control the bullets, that’s right. I think all bullets should cost five thousand dollars… five thousand dollars per bullet… You know why? Cause if a bullet cost five thousand dollars there would be no more innocent bystanders. Yeah! Every time somebody get shut we’d say, ‘Damn, he must have done something ... Shit, he’s got fifty thousand dollars worth of bullets in his ass.’ And people would think before they killed somebody if a bullet cost five thousand dollars. ‘Man I would blow your fucking head off…if I could afford it.’ ‘I’m gonna get me another job, I’m going to start saving some money, and you’re a dead man. You’d better hope I can’t get no bullets on layaway.’ So even if you get shot by a stray bullet, you wouldn't have to go to no doctor to get it taken out. Whoever shot you would take their bullet back, like "I believe you got my property.”
	👻 5:03pm G: Gun arguments slay me :)
	5:07pm Irwin: Temp loss of memory: Gerry Conway on drums.
	5:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - tasty track all around - Thx.
	5:12pm dale: i like this ian matthews. i have a couple of his albums and they suffer from cheesy 70s production.
	5:20pm Carmichael: I like all the Fairport-related bands, but I could never get into Matthews Southern Comfort. Strange ...
	5:22pm Green Mountain Man Mark: well I mean the mass killings of many people in one place like a school or a mall. I don't think this happens much in Canada.
	5:33pm Denise in DC: Hearing the Ian Matthews track just sent me plunging nostalgically into the Internet for info about his old 70s tracks.
	👻 5:35pm G: everyone who works balled and chained to an office chair in the eastern time zone has left the area.
	5:35pm Irwin: G: happens every weekday.
	👻 5:38pm G: sometimes more noticeable than others :)
	5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ..my guess has been DJs have tech shows them how many people are streaming & have the playlist up - ??...
	5:41pm Mike East: I'm still wearing my ball n chain
	5:41pm P-90: Is that true, do DJs get "real time" stats on playlist use?
	5:42pm Irwin: Don't know, don't think so, don't care. Happy you're all tuned in. "You" = anyone.
	5:43pm Carmichael: I'm in California, so I'll be balled and chained for a while.
	5:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cheers - I wondered. I can see how if it was there - watching it go up & down would be something some would opt out of!...
	5:51pm Carmichael: Speaking of mining the 70s UK folk record scene ...
	5:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - that was remarkable.
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You do not fail Irwin.
	8:01am Chris from Stroud England.: Just about to listen to yesterday's show dude. Lee starts up and I know it'll be a treat for my ears. Best to you x

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Lee Morgan	Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit)	The Gigolo	Blue Note	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Dragonette	Easy "Easy" by "Dragonette"	Fixin to Thrill	Dragonette Inc.	0:03:22 (Pop-up)
The Doctor's Children	Rose Cottage	Rose Cottage EP (12")	Cartel	0:07:43 (Pop-up)
Rob Garcia 4	String and Poise "String and Poise" by "Rob Garcia 4"	The Drop and the Ocean	BJU Records	0:12:58 (Pop-up)
Amy Allison	Drinkin' Thru Xmas "Drinkin' Thru Xmas" by "Amy Allison"	home demo	Amy Allison	0:18:58 (Pop-up)

Human Radio	Hole in My Head "Hole in My Head" by "Human Radio"	Human Radio	Sony	0:27:54 (Pop-up)
Fontana Mix	The Feeling House "The Feeling House" by "Fontana Mix"	The Noise Spiral	Compact Organization	0:30:21 (Pop-up)
Insect Trust	Walking on Nails "Walking on Nails" by "Insect Trust"	The Insect Trust	Capitol	0:33:46 (Pop-up)
Gotye	Dig Your Own Hole "Dig Your Own Hole" by "Gotye"	Easy Way Out (7")	Communion	0:36:42 (Pop-up)
Broken Bells	Sailing to Nowhere "Sailing to Nowhere" by "Broken Bells"	Broken Bells	Sony	0:40:55 (Pop-up)

Chico Hamilton	MSP "MSP" by "Chico Hamilton"	Gamut	Solid State	0:47:39 (Pop-up)

Rutherford Chang	Honey Pie "Honey Pie" by "Rutherford Chang"	100 White Albums	Rutherford Chang	1:20:49 (Pop-up)
Chris Stamey & Yo La Tengo	Shapes of Things	V.O.T.E.	Yep Roc	1:23:49 (Pop-up)
Jeff Beck	Freeway Jam "Freeway Jam" by "Jeff Beck"	Blow by Blow	Sony	1:27:18 (Pop-up)
The Misfits	You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch	Horror Xmas	Misfits Records	1:31:59 (Pop-up)

Horace Silver	Shoutin' Out "Shoutin' Out" by "Horace Silver"	Silver's Blue	Epic/Legacy	1:41:22 (Pop-up)
Slim Harpo	I'm Gonna Keep What I've Got	The Excello Singles Anthology	Excello	1:47:27 (Pop-up)
Velvet Underground	I'm Not a Young Man Anymore	White Light / White Heat (45th Anniversary Edition)	Polydor	1:50:10 (Pop-up)

Ian Matthews	Morgan the Pirate "Morgan the Pirate" by "Ian Matthews"	If You Saw Thro' My Eyes	Vertigo	2:00:11 (Pop-up)
Flyying Colours	Bugs "Bugs" by "Flyying Colours"	Flyying Colours	Mascot	2:06:37 (Pop-up)
Wondermints	Shine On Me "Shine On Me" by "Wondermints"	Mind If We Make Love To You	Image	2:10:40 (Pop-up)
Laura Veirs	Carol Kaye "Carol Kaye" by "Laura Veirs"	July Flame	Raven Marching Band	2:14:23 (Pop-up)
Daniel Harnett	Lover's Twirl "Lover's Twirl" by "Daniel Harnett"	Hey Richard	Daniel Harnett	2:17:46 (Pop-up)

Kings of Convenience	I'd Rather Dance With You	Riot on an Empty Street	Source UK	2:24:21 (Pop-up)
Noah Preminger	Toy Dance "Toy Dance" by "Noah Preminger"	Before the Rain	Palmetto	2:27:12 (Pop-up)
Kandia Crazy Horse	Gunfight at the Golden Corral	Stampede	Bluebilly	2:32:44 (Pop-up)
Steve Miller Band	Going to Mexico	Number 5	Capitol	2:35:24 (Pop-up)
Daniel Wylie	Fake Your Own Death "Fake Your Own Death" by "Daniel Wylie"	Fake Your Own Death	EmuBands	2:37:56 (Pop-up)
Marianne Segal & Silver Jade	Fly on Strangewings	Fly On Strangewings	Vintage Masters	2:41:27 (Pop-up)

B.B. King	Paying the Cost to Be the Boss	Deuces Wild	Geffen	2:47:26 (Pop-up)
The Like	Fair Game "Fair Game" by "The Like"	Release Me	Geffen	2:49:55 (Pop-up)

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	3:07pm Sem Chumbo: I put that atomic pistol down here somewhere...
	👻 3:09pm G: Watch out, you'll shoot your eye out
	3:09pm common: the atomic pistol was very fairly priced. where do i get one?
	👻 3:09pm Alison Porchnik: Daisy once made a working toy oven for American Girls that doubled as a miniature bomb-making facility.
	3:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Happiness is a Warm Gun, Pioneers.
	3:10pm glenn: my bill of rights as a kid was my parents saying "we're right, so do what we tell you or else".
	3:11pm Droll: I refuse to recognize the Boy's Bill of Rights because they're not old enough to sign it. Firearms rights apply to ME, not children! How am I supposed to keep those kids out of my yard if they're allowed to carry firearms?
	3:11pm Sean D. Daily: Hello all. @glenn: You too, huh?
	👻 3:11pm G: @glenn: that's a bill of wrongs, usually.
	3:11pm Laura L: What you used to could get for a buck fifty-nine!
	3:12pm steve: oh man, i need one of those atomic pistols
	3:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You see Droll: The Gun is very Democratic.
	3:13pm glenn: you could throw crabapples at them, droll.
	3:13pm Sem Chumbo: There is not enough trouser-cuff rolling up these days, Was that a repealed right, or what?
	3:14pm Sean D. Daily: I notice that this so-called "American Boys Bill of Rights" DOESN'T include my right to bear pickup truck-sized slingshot cannons. www.youtube.com...
	3:17pm P-90: @Hi: Sam C, G, Alison, Droll, Sean, all the gang, especially the Right Reverend Revolution Rabbit, and Mr. Irwin. I must confess, I LOVE Americana like this boy-gun thing, I see the good side of it and try to remember that the politics and society of the time were different, that none of the contemporary ways of looking at this apply. Stepping off of soapbox now.
	3:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Second Amendment say 'Arms' - not 'Guns' specifically. Therefore, I presume the neighborhood right-wingers will have no problem w/ my backyard Sherman tanks, nuclear missile silo & anthrax lab just over the fence from the schoolyard...
	👻 3:19pm G: I do believe that kid grew up to be a provincial state legislator who attended the Mount Vernon Assembly last weekend. And used that gun as a prop.
	3:19pm common: rev: absolutely! they would be in full support.
	3:20pm Droll: RRN, I stockpile those weapons too -- I also refuse to recognize international treaties because I do not recognize foreigner's authority over my self-determination.
	3:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yes - they were different times: the U.S. population's quadrupled, & there's a gun per every single one of us...
	3:25pm P-90: RevRab, I've been saying this for years, the Founders did not intend to sanction what they would surely have recognized as weapons of war for the backyard. The second ammendment guarantees the right of communities to field a "militia" --which means if you live where there's a local police, sheriff, Nat. Guard, State Troopers, etc, then you are protected by the "well regulated militia" the Founders had in mind. This "God-given right as an American to bear any weapons I can get my hands on" thing is a Neoconservative vanity...
	3:26pm How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gay_bomb
	3:26pm Listening Out There: I like Amy Allison's song, though she does sound like Lucinda Williams on helium.
	3:27pm common: as I've said before, let's melt the guns.
	3:28pm Sem Chumbo: A home demo from 2008. Nice find, Irwin.
	3:29pm Listening Out There: I think the Snot button is the one you just turned...
	3:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 20,000,000 !
	3:31pm Listening Out There: I think station manager Ken broke things. His .gif-loaded playlist was regulary hanging this AM...
	3:32pm nycbone: The desire to carry a gun is something that should have been worked during adolescence. (Paraphrased from the Adventure Motorcyclists Handbook)
	👻 3:33pm G: Tom busted the water supply on his way out, too. A hardcore organization would have escorted him off the property immediately when he announced he was leaving. j/k
	3:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I missed the bus on the Best Show. : / - Oh well !!
	3:34pm P-90: See, per the ridiculous interpretation of the 2nd Amendment popular on the Right, you and I have the right to stockpile female sex pheromone weapons, sweating/flatulence gas bombs, etc. Surely NOT what Washington, Franklin, Jefferson, and all the groovy cats who dreamed up this country would have wanted--they would have thought widespread ownership of assault rifles and ammo etc. in an America of 300 million was literally insane.
	3:36pm Mike East: You guys are making me think I need to buy guns immediately.
	3:36pm P-90: But I would still do anything to get my hands on that Buck Rogers Atomic Pistol Holster set......just sayin'
	3:37pm Droll: P-90, That's an interesting theory, but in fact nobody knows what The Founding Fathers would have thought about militarized drones, genetically modified citizens, or cyber-warfare. I think I'm more afraid of the 220 year old Patent system than firearms.
	👻 3:37pm G: @Mike East: actually, i've read that gunmakers have reported sales noticeably up since Newtown...
	3:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I thot it was just some NJ talkshow! Someone here tried to tell me...
	3:38pm Sem Chumbo: @P-90: an atomic anything. A clock, even.
	👻 3:40pm G: @Droll: Franklin had to work to get patents in the Constitution at all (he'd lost money to piracy of his ideas for decades by 1787). Like everything else, IP law needs to be constantly updated or it becomes anachronistic...
	3:41pm Mike East: @G - I believe it. the news media makes it sound like the world is full of mentally unstable individuals with assault rifles...might be true. I don't know. Maybe I should just invest in some body armor.
	3:43pm Carmichael: Insect Trust, yay!! Hiya Irwin and gun-toting psychos.
	👻 3:43pm G: It's worldwide TV that has made gun violence attractive to angry maladjusted people who want to be "famous." Exhibit A: Oswald, at the outset of the worldwide TV era. They're all his children.
	3:44pm Irwin: Yeth, JoE fRaNk at 4:()().
	3:44pm glenn: because of course, the best way to combat the gun problem is by buying more guns. that's like combatting emphysema by buying more smokes.
	3:46pm P-90: @G: Oh, NewTOWN, I thought that said NewBRIDGE. Whew. @Droll: yup, that patent system has become FUBAR, and the problems posed by that are very real and very big. @Sam: Buck carried a "rocket gun" until WWII, the everything had to be "atomic" to sound up-to-date and properly futuristic. That barefoot American lad w/rolled-up dungarees, suddenly wanted something ATOMIC of his own, man.
	3:47pm Droll: Glenn, By that reasoning the best way to combat patent abuse is by filing more patents... Which is exactly what has happened over the past decade. This sort of self-affirming problem is not unique to guns, butter has it, too.
	3:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Exactly G - I wonder why if someone wants to assassinate someone - they don't just leave a huge crater & disappear ! That's where the Mythology like in this Ad (which does emphasize the Civic Responsibilities that come w/ Rights - a totally quaint notion) does matter...
	3:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Democracy is not Simple.
	3:51pm Sean D. Daily: Forget about the guns. What the United States needs is better access to psychological counseling. My sister teaches in the school district next door to Arapahoe HS in Colorado. Her school district has two counselors (one part time) for maybe 3,000 students. Her kids' needs are NOT being served.
	3:52pm glenn: huh. fair enough. let me ask, what affects people's daily lives more - ridiculous patent laws, or ridiculous gun laws?
	3:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...seriously - all these self-righteous yuppies wondering how their shiny happy Merican High Schools could become such places of misery. What are you & where did you go to to school - ?!?! - 'cause I understood immeadiately...
	3:56pm P-90: I bet Joe Frank has warm and fuzzy nostalgic memories of Daisy Air rifles. Or: actually, he was probably threatened by neighborhood bullies with air rifles, BB guns, mumblety-peg knives... Where's the personal-size "Gay Bomb" when you need it?
	4:00pm P-90: @Glenn, the weird truth is that the effects of the patent law problem affect every part of American life, while the fallout from poor gun regulation only tend to affect the (statistically) few who are in the wrong place at the wrong time when someone goes bananas
	👻 4:00pm G: Happy Time! :)
	4:02pm Carmichael: This sounds like Andy Breckman.
	4:02pm nycbone: Screw food, water and phone. You need a GUN and you need it NOW!
	4:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - actually - people are getting shot constantly in shockingly large #s - they just tend to be urban people of color - we only notice when it's schoolkids or theater-goers...
	4:04pm P-90: I always dug that compressed sound he uses on his voice
	4:04pm Sean D. Daily: Joe Frank has just gone to a VERY weird place, even for him.
	4:05pm glenn: really? not being sarcastic, i honestly don't know. my guess would be that if you were referring to pharmaceutical patents, you'd probably be right, but if you were talking about blackberry patents, i have my doubts.
	👻 4:05pm G: I have come to the conclusion that there is no weird place for JF.
	4:05pm laughingacademy: I know Joe Frank came first, but the Earth-stabbing has taken us deep into Night Vale territory.
	4:06pm Droll: Let's keep things in perspective: At least we don't live in Joe Frank's world. Now there's a horror we can all agree is worse than the 'merica we really do live in...
	4:06pm ?: What about the American Girls Bill of Rights?
	4:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...where are you drawing that line Droll?...
	👻 4:07pm Alison Porchnik: I love this bit
	4:08pm P-90: @Rev: exactly, those not affected directly are enabled to live in denial. The only ones with the resources to try to change things, that do, are the few who've been touched directly---like Mrs. Brady, and that other congresswoman who lost a son or whatever and then fought for better regulation. And yes, this IS a weird place, even for Joe F....
	4:09pm Carmichael: The 'punishing rod"??
	4:10pm God: The best to you and your's this holiday season.
	4:10pm nycbone: Marjoe...
	4:10pm Droll: "Pull my pants down and slap me with your punishing rod?" See what I mean? That's a Thermonuclear Gay Bomb! JF is scarier than even reality.
	4:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Gortner? ...Listening to Hearty White last time I concluded he was the polar compliment to Joe...
	4:11pm Irwin: @AP: This bit should air apart from the show. It's just nuts.
	4:12pm InBrkly: oh man I'm losing it at my desk! Hilarious!
	4:13pm P-90: Caca laballaba nitoonis mlaca caca lala. Now, hand me that snake, Marjoe.
	4:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - tops.
	4:14pm nycbone: Jody Joad in 'Earthquake' with Sensurround!
	4:15pm Sean D. Daily: TONITE ONLY! Joe Frank fights the four classical elements IN A TEXAS STEEL CAGE FIGHT TO THE DEATH! BE THERE!!!!!!!
	4:17pm P-90: and the fresh, young Ms. Victoria Principal in her feature film debut
	4:17pm Kathy: Our Second Amendment has much less to do with hunting or protecting property as usually argued. The point is that WE as a people are much less likely to be dragged from our houses in the dead of night and shot through the heads in front of the rest of the neighborhood. When poor children are shot by the police DAILY where are the move-on buses for those outcries..... Guns prevent over a million crimes per year. People around you have been heavily armed all your life and just because you have never known does not mean it ain't working just fine without you.
	👻 4:17pm G: airicide
	4:18pm Sean D. Daily: You call it a "schizophrenic breakdown". Joe Frank calls it a "radio show".
	👻 4:18pm G: hydrocide
	4:20pm P-90: @ Source of statistic that "a million crimes" are prevented per anum? Just curious... Wow, this IS far-out, even for Joe, like he got into Hearty White's stash or something
	4:21pm nycbone: and Richard Roundtree as Miles Quade. Who is the man...
	4:22pm P-90: His stuff is usually tends a little more toward the inrtospective and personal. This here is downright apocolyptic
	👻 4:23pm G: waiting for that 1755 lisbon quake
	👻 4:24pm G: aquakealypse
	4:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - they prevent gun crimes? ...Most Western industrial (wealthy) countries don't have these guns, & they seem okay. Just like most of them have figured out Health Care is expensive & everyone will need it (even if people don't think so @ age 20). So - I'm not buying it. Should we say that if heroin is illegal, only outlaws will have heroin, & do nothing? We could go back & forth on this...If someone invades your home w/ a gun w/ deadly intent, & you kill them 1st, I don't have a problem w/ it. I just wonder if we need any of these guns in the 1st place - & I don't want to live in the Wild West where the person w/ the biggest gun wins. I think we ought to be able to do better (I'm not sure we can).
	4:24pm nycbone: waiting for the next New Madrid quake; that will be messy...
	4:25pm glenn: riiiiiiiigghhhht. pretty much every other country in the world has fewer guns, AND less crime.
	👻 4:26pm G: or the yellowstone caldera volcano. that'll be a beaut.
	👻 4:27pm Alison Porchnik: best Joe Frank segue ever
	4:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The entire NW a super-volcano! Yippee! ...Happiness really is a warm gun...
	4:28pm nycbone: I like that, I like that this kind of hot kind of lava.
	4:28pm P-90: Miles Quade, Jody Joad ("Choady Choad" in 1st draft?) NYCBONE, are you a devotee who knows this stuff off the top, or did you look it up? So what was Chuck Heston's character name? And: why is George Kennedy in almost ALL of these meatball epics? What gives?
	4:30pm nycbone: So far (top of my head), but I don't remember Heston's character's name. But... What do you get when you cross Earthquake with Towering Inferno???
	👻 4:31pm G: burn and shake that mother down
	4:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Throwing Great Shapes ! (song comment & Movie Quiz answer??)
	4:32pm Sem Chumbo: shake and bake?
	4:32pm Kathy: There are statistics for everything. In fact in Connecticut there have been I think 36 deaths by long guns of any kind (3 from assault rifles) an assinine term by the way, in 2 decades. I lived in Sandy Hook for 18 years, I just moved YEAH! and I attended many of the task force meetings and did a lot of research back during the hub bub. I have links just not readily available and they are not easily, yet are easily found if you have a clue. I have tried to shed a lot of the issue, as it is very emotional and painful. Yet the truth is on the side of personal responsibility.
	4:32pm nycbone: Close! Shake and Bake.
	👻 4:32pm G: bingo.
	4:33pm nycbone: Give Chumbo a cigar.
	4:34pm Sem Chumbo: Capitalization is vastly overrated. Observe written German.
	4:35pm glenn: and who provided that "million fewer deaths because of guns" stat? the n.r.a? it seems like a pretty far fetched claim to me.
	4:35pm Kathy: ok here is one extensive source. http://www.icpsr.umich.edu/icpsrweb/NACJD/
	4:35pm SSS: The end will come from the breakdown of systems (food & fuel delivery, infrastructure failures, etc.)as increasingly destructive storms exhaust our abilities to rebuild. All while we spend our time fighting over our cultural & spiritual myths.
	👻 4:35pm G: Everything was capitals till they invented small letters to save scribal time about 800 CE ish...
	4:35pm nycbone: It's a brand name. I ate A LOT of that crap as kid. Shake and Bake chicken, Shake and Bake pork shops mmmmmmmmmm.....
	4:36pm P-90: @RevRAb: Well said! This insidious fantasy that arming schoolteachers will shift the balance, i.e. that your kid's 5th grade history/math teacher is going to SHOOT IT OUT with the next Newtown pathology guy is so inane, I don't know how they get away with even suggesting it. Can you imagijne the outrage from the parents of the first 8-yr-old who is s accidently killed by a teacher who's "defending" himself and his (her?) students? The NRA is an ugly joke
	4:36pm Carmichael: And if there were 2 million gun deaths or more, then that stat is not very heartening.
	4:36pm Irwin: I think Kathy's got it about right. Argue on. I'll provide the soundtrack.
	4:36pm glenn: sorry. million crimes.
	4:36pm blee: You go, Jeff Beck. You sleazy guitar god you!
	4:36pm SSS: Oh, and of course panic will set in.
	4:37pm Kathy: If you go on the above source you can add up state by state the stats for what guns have done. It took weeks for people to compile the numbers. Go ahead.
	4:37pm Sem Chumbo: @G. Gee! Had no idea.
	4:38pm glenn: meh. water's the important thing. there will be alternative fuels, there will be even be alternative foods, but you can't fake water.
	4:38pm Kathy: You know I love you. here is your source you disarmed sheep!!!! http://www.icpsr.umich.edu/icpsrweb/NACJD/
	4:38pm blee: What if we replaced guns with hugs, then changed bullets to kisses. I know I now feel better.
	4:39pm Carmichael: Then when the internet was invented, everything either became caps again or reverse caps-lock-key. Progress is a wonderful thing.
	4:39pm glenn: anyway, i don't care. i haven't even seen a gun in about 45 years
	4:39pm nycbone: Gotta go work out to burn off the last round of pork chops. Wish I could tune in FMU in my basement...
	4:40pm Kathy: @ Glenn have you seen Water the Great Mystery movie?? If not DO!! It is amazing
	4:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I don't dispute Kathy's #s. In fact, it supports my position - there are simply too many guns & too little of this 'personal responsibility'. Massive quantities of guns & 'personal responsibility' are antithetical to each other.
	4:40pm Droll: How do you prove the cause of something that did not happen?! Damn phone won't leave me alone today... back in a bit.
	4:41pm Andrew Waterloo: I just thought it was a great dose of irony when the NRA was suggesting the best to protect our freedom was the keep our guns and basically post armed guards on every corner.
	4:41pm Carmichael: Guns also prevent polio, because no one has come down with it in a long time.
	4:41pm P-90: The Answer is: B.) Fusion
	4:42pm Green Mountain Man Mark: Why doesn't Canada have many mass shootings? Everyone there has guns.
	4:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That is true GMMM.
	4:44pm glenn: also, ontario has +/-20% of the world's fresh water, so i'm not too worried about that, neither.
	4:45pm Sean D. Daily: @Kathy: I was on your side until you started calling people "sheep".
	4:45pm fleep: Canada never had a Civil War. We're a nation still in the throes of a tradition of violence to settle scores.
	4:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That is true fleep.
	4:46pm Carmichael: They never had Hatfields and McCoys either. Only British vs. French, kind of a sissyboy slap fight.
	4:47pm glenn: well, not everybody here has guns, but there are a lot. and oddly enough, most of them are in rural canada, AND who has the highest crime rate? that's right, rural canada.
	4:47pm blee: Guns are lame.
	4:48pm glenn: uh, carmichael, i suggest you visit quebec city. there weren't no sissy boys there.
	4:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The French weren't sissies in WW Uno either. Or in any # of places they enforced their Imperialism...
	4:50pm glenn: According to a 2010 report by Statistics Canada, the murder rate is higher outside big cities, and has been for at least a decade. The study measured homicides in the country’s 34 census metropolitan areas (CMA) — urban areas with a population of 100,000 or more — and found that in 2010 the average murder rate was 1.5 per 100,000 people. For non-CMAs, which encompass rural areas, the rate was 1.9. For the period 2000 to 2009, the murder rate in CMAs compared to non-CMAs was less dramatic — 1.81 to 1.92 — but still suggested that living in the countryside was more deadly, statistically. (It's worth noting that Canada's rates are still very low compared to those in the U.S. The 2010 murder rate in New Orleans, for example, was 49.1 per 100,000 people.)
	4:52pm P-90: @ Glenn: Right on about water. I lived in Cali for years; the entire Los Angeles basin is supplied with fresh water by a single aquaduct system. And overdue for a big quake. When that happens, you'll have millions of people in an immense disaster area w/no fresh water available if the aquaduct is damaged. See how everything leads back to Earthquake? The big hero is played by Heston, a big gun rights activist. And Marjoe's character is a National Guardsman who is repressed and neurotic and goes on a killing spree
	4:58pm common: good eve everybody! melt them!
	5:02pm InBrkly: I like Chris Rock's bit: “You don’t need no gun control, you know what you need? We need some bullet control. Men, we need to control the bullets, that’s right. I think all bullets should cost five thousand dollars… five thousand dollars per bullet… You know why? Cause if a bullet cost five thousand dollars there would be no more innocent bystanders. Yeah! Every time somebody get shut we’d say, ‘Damn, he must have done something ... Shit, he’s got fifty thousand dollars worth of bullets in his ass.’ And people would think before they killed somebody if a bullet cost five thousand dollars. ‘Man I would blow your fucking head off…if I could afford it.’ ‘I’m gonna get me another job, I’m going to start saving some money, and you’re a dead man. You’d better hope I can’t get no bullets on layaway.’ So even if you get shot by a stray bullet, you wouldn't have to go to no doctor to get it taken out. Whoever shot you would take their bullet back, like "I believe you got my property.”
	👻 5:03pm G: Gun arguments slay me :)
	5:07pm Irwin: Temp loss of memory: Gerry Conway on drums.
	5:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - tasty track all around - Thx.
	5:12pm dale: i like this ian matthews. i have a couple of his albums and they suffer from cheesy 70s production.
	5:20pm Carmichael: I like all the Fairport-related bands, but I could never get into Matthews Southern Comfort. Strange ...
	5:22pm Green Mountain Man Mark: well I mean the mass killings of many people in one place like a school or a mall. I don't think this happens much in Canada.
	5:33pm Denise in DC: Hearing the Ian Matthews track just sent me plunging nostalgically into the Internet for info about his old 70s tracks.
	👻 5:35pm G: everyone who works balled and chained to an office chair in the eastern time zone has left the area.
	5:35pm Irwin: G: happens every weekday.
	👻 5:38pm G: sometimes more noticeable than others :)
	5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ..my guess has been DJs have tech shows them how many people are streaming & have the playlist up - ??...
	5:41pm Mike East: I'm still wearing my ball n chain
	5:41pm P-90: Is that true, do DJs get "real time" stats on playlist use?
	5:42pm Irwin: Don't know, don't think so, don't care. Happy you're all tuned in. "You" = anyone.
	5:43pm Carmichael: I'm in California, so I'll be balled and chained for a while.
	5:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cheers - I wondered. I can see how if it was there - watching it go up & down would be something some would opt out of!...
	5:51pm Carmichael: Speaking of mining the 70s UK folk record scene ...
	5:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - that was remarkable.
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You do not fail Irwin.
	8:01am Chris from Stroud England.: Just about to listen to yesterday's show dude. Lee starts up and I know it'll be a treat for my ears. Best to you x