WFMU: Therese: Playlist from March 31, 2014

Listener comments!
	12:02am Skirkie: Wowee Zowee is such a great album and this is such a great song from that album.
	12:02am mariano: Eff yeah, Therese!
	12:03am Pete from Boston (and NJ): My weeks start thrown to the pavement too often. It is refreshing to have the tables turned for once.
	12:03am ccrides: No 'one' ever listens to me...Why should I be so old???...:)O(:..
	12:03am Skirkie: PS: first
	12:03am P-90: Effin' Ef yeah is right, DJ Therese!
	12:03am Therese: Hi all! Thanks for stopping by!
	12:04am Steve-O: Hi Therese! Hope you're doing well tonight. =)
	12:05am BadGuyZero: ¡Hola!
	12:05am JakeGould: Hello! Very 1990s here I see.
	12:05am Skirkie: Jeez Therese, how did you know all my favorite songs?
	12:05am phat: What year is this?
	12:05am phat: ;-)
	12:05am Pete from Boston (and NJ): And now the Breeders. I like your show because we apparently came through a lot of the same musical avenues. Cheers to that.
	12:05am phat: Seriously, just hearing these tunes together made me all mushy.
	12:06am JakeGould: I like to go down musical service roads.
	12:06am ccrides: I kinda like Paul Revere and the Raiders..!..hehehe...:)O(:..
	12:06am mariano: I forgot Last Splash was still 4AD.
	12:07am Skirkie: ♥ Kim Deal forever.
	12:07am P-90: Two songs in and the board is already filling with rave reviews, way to start a show, T!
	12:07am Therese: I have been in a big time 90s mood lately. Be warned!!
	12:08am KP: Hi, Therese
	12:08am Skirkie: She says it like it's a bad thing.
	12:08am ccrides: Nobody can go wrong playing 'Tool', though?!?...:)O(:..
	12:11am BadGuyZero: Will there be set of 90s Earache? Fudge Tunnel, Bolt Thrower, Napalm Death, Pitchshifter and Carcass would be great!
	12:12am ccrides: I remember when Donovan was on Jonesville Station...damn...that was a good show!!!...:)O(:..
	12:13am pacific standard simon: Let's see... '90s... if you play Matthew Sweet, Hole, Teenage Fanclub, Cub... I'll be OK.
	12:13am mariano: 90s? How about Brainiac or Some Velvet Sidewalk?
	12:13am Pete from Boston (and NJ): Some Velvet Morning is one of the creepiest and awesomest Lee Hazelwood songs, both of which are saying something.
	12:14am JakeGould: This is a well steered 1990s list. Good work!
	12:14am phat: I keep meaning to find playlists from the local college station from the 90s. I know there are a ton of songs/bands that I've forgotten but enjoyed at the time.
	12:15am ccrides: Seeing Red...BBL...:)O(:..
	12:15am P-90: and don' forget The Jesus Lizard, and Hootie, and Spin Doctors ...OK maybe you can forget those
	12:15am pacific standard simon: I remember when Donovan was on Jonesville Station, too; I got in a big gripe session on the message board about what a poser Donovan was.
	12:15am phat: YES! Swervedriver!
	12:16am phat: Hitting on all cylinders tonight Therese.
	12:18am pacific standard simon: Hmm, Steel Pole Bathtub? Brian Jonestown Massacre?
	12:21am pacific standard simon: Oh, and The Muffs! Gotta have The Muffs!
	12:21am phat: My God Therese.
	12:22am egal: Beulah.
	12:23am nate: oh for god's sake, i left the room for 5 minutes and you played that swervedriver song?
	12:23am mariano: Helium, Babes in Toyland, Sebadoh... the list goes on. I'm so used to thinking the 90s sucked that I forget sometimes how much good music there was back then.
	12:24am phat: YOU ARE KILLING ME
	12:24am JakeGould: List, Name of Bands, Things.
	12:24am Skirkie: But of course PJ
	12:26am Harry Cataracts: My favorite PJ Harvey song! Thanks, Therese!!
	12:26am Pete from Boston (and NJ): I'm gonna be both happy and sad when I come back and listen to the archive I couldn't stay up for. This would be a great night to stay up a few more hours.
	12:26am Harry Cataracts: there, that's better
	12:27am mariano: Stay up, Pete!!!
	12:28am pacific standard simon: That's what I'm getting at, Mariano. Although I still kinda think that the '90s sucked...
	12:29am JakeGould: Wait, I need to get a 90 minute cassette to put into my Nakamichi to record this.
	12:31am Pete from Boston (and NJ): Of course. Last night, in this pouring rain, I built a fire and played Loveless all the way through for the first time in years.
	12:31am pacific standard simon: Just copy-and-paste the playlist, dude!
	12:31am BadGuyZero: Y-E-S!!! The band that gave me tinnitus!
	12:32am phat: MBV. Sigh...
	12:33am pacific standard simon: In those days, you could have started a band named "The Kims".
	12:33am Pete from Boston (and NJ): The MBV show was the only real present-tense-redeeming 90s nostalgia show I went to last year (of so many). And yes, BGZ, blew my friggin right eardrum out for a while.
	12:33am nate: turned 18 watching this band, now about to turn 40...yikes
	12:33am Pete from Boston (and NJ): For a few of us, at least, this night is apparently shooting fish in a barrel.
	12:34am Harry Cataracts: wow, you played the Breeders before I got here. This IS favorite song night. Stay up, Pete!
	12:35am mariano: Ok, Pete, sounds like there's a consensus building here...
	12:36am Pete from Boston (and NJ): Crazy, dirty...
	12:36am mariano: Oh, too perfect, Stereolab!
	12:36am pacific standard simon: Shonen Knife...
	12:37am Pete from Boston (and NJ): I hate you all. Thank god I'm working alone tomorrow. I want to hear Sebadoh's "Got It" if I'm going to dig in for this shit.
	12:38am mariano: I think you have the force of authority behind you, Pete!
	12:38am phat: You've making me want to call my ex-wife.
	12:39am pacific standard simon: You're making me want to smoke cigarettes again.
	12:40am BadGuyZero: I'm Ride and Pulp away from B-I-N-G-O.
	12:42am Pete from Boston (and NJ): I happen to know there's like 1 degree of separation between Therese and folks I was out all night with in the days we're playing the soundtrack of here, and I don't even remember why I know that. I just wish I could drunk-dial them right now.
	12:44am KP: Hello
	12:46am phat: Calling my ex-wife is a terrible idea, by the way.
	12:47am JakeGould: What do you want to call your ex-wife?
	12:47am KP: If I left before you made me realise did I see MBV
	12:50am Therese: Such is the power of NJ, Pete.
	12:53am Pete from Boston (and NJ): I curse it every night I spend away from it, Therese.
	12:55am pacific standard simon: What you always call your ex: Learning experience.
	12:56am pacific standard simon: :D
	12:57am phat: :-)
	12:57am Whooda: peeking from the upturned collar of my trenchcoat I never get a chance to call my ex-wife anything, she hangs up the phone too quickly. slipping back into the lurky misty
	1:00am BadGuyZero: Thanks for having them on Therese. I was checking out the handful of tracks they have on Bandcamp and really like what they're doing. Another great discovery made via WFMU!
	1:02am mariano: Seems the show is causing a spike in people calling their exes. After a couple more of these Heineken big boys, I might have to jump on that bandwagon!
	1:03am nate: this really wasn't recorded in 1994?
	1:06am KP: Skyward.
	1:12am Whooda: Was it the music that caused all of our 90's split-ups?
	1:14am nate: I broke up with a girl who called swervedriver's lyrics pretentious, so yes
	1:14am BadGuyZero: My 90s split-up was caused by my deciding that 19-years-old was the perfect age for getting married.
	1:15am KP: heh
	1:15am Pete from Boston (and NJ): Great stuff from Overlake (a name like a NJ borough). Next week I will plan ahead, and even if I don't, Sunday night will have a better chance of me lasting than it did tonight. Until, then, enjoy the rain if it is pouring there like it is here. It is the newest sound in these parts.
	1:16am KP: Swervedriver has lyrics?
	1:16am mariano: Turning in, Pete? I just got a couple more beers! C'mon!
	1:17am mariano: Let's all get drunk and conference call our exes! It'll be very Dr Phil!
	1:17am KP: These guys are dramatic. That's everything
	1:19am nate: also my first breakup occurred while listening to jenny ondioline by stereolab. that song was henceforth perma-banned from my life.
	1:20am KP: Dynamics.
	1:22am mariano: Overlake sounds really good! are they on now, or prerecorded? Nate, to this day I can't listen to Sinead O'Connor's Just Like You Said It Would Be because of a breakup in '88.
	1:24am Whooda: @nate those are some serious lyrics to break-up with. I think the point goes to 'the music' on that one.
	1:27am BadGuyZero: !!!
	1:27am P-90: @DJ Therese: were they making loops live in the studio?
	1:28am KP: Woooo!
	1:28am Whooda: @mariano Be careful what you wish for. You think one x-wife is hard to deal with, just wait until you get four or five of them together on the phone at the same time to gang-up on you.
	1:29am KP: Very awesome guys
	1:30am Whooda: @Mariano Two songs make me cry one is Sinead O'Connor's cover of Elton John's Sacrafice.
	1:31am mariano: Point taken, Whooda: I've never been married, though I've lived with quite a few exes. Time After Time tends to make my lower lip flutter, though it's not associated with any breakup. What's the other song of the two you mentioned?
	1:33am KP: Yay!
	1:34am P-90: love that guitar tone
	1:34am Whooda: The other song is from the same album, Two Rooms, a Taupin / John tribute. It is Sting's cover of Come Down in Time. It is freakishly close in describing the first days of our relationship.
	1:35am KP: Yeah P-90, they really have it all
	1:36am Whooda: I wonder if this Overlake session is played in order of performance. It seems to get better with each song to me.
	1:38am KP: Havent heard many real breaks Whooda so id say yes
	1:39am mariano: Yeah, sounds live, they mentioned Therese just now... great crescendo!
	1:39am Whooda: Psychedelic Furs!!!!
	1:40am KP: Haaaaa!
	1:40am KP: So great
	1:42am nate: OK, just preordered their album
	1:43am nate: for a second i thought this was going to be a swirlies cover
	1:44am Whooda: That is some excellent engineering, as always.
	1:45am Therese: The Swirlies! I should have played them in the first set.
	1:45am Therese: Mike Sin did a fantastic job engineering this set.
	1:46am BadGuyZero: @Therese: Any idea if this session will eventually be added to the Free Music Archive?
	1:47am KP: Very cool throughout
	1:48am Therese: BGZ- it will be! With the exception of the covers, I think.
	1:49am mariano: Ohh... but this chaotic bit is so good, cover or not!
	1:49am BadGuyZero: @Therese: Ten-four. Thanks!
	1:50am Guido from Cologne: APPLAUSE !!!
	1:50am KP: Great work, Therese. Thanks.
	1:51am KP: Stay, Scotty!
	1:52am Whooda: Wow, a power trio, double bonus points!
	1:53am BadGuyZero: O-H I-O
	1:54am BadGuyZero: The stump remains the same.
	1:54am KP: The stump remains
	1:54am mariano: What is it about Ohio? So many great bands, and seven presidents!
	1:55am Whooda: The Stump Remains The Same haha KP
	1:56am nate: no clubs have stumps where I live :(
	1:56am KP: Bad Guy Zero said that, Whooda
	1:56am Whooda: Don't hold that 'presidents' thing against them mariano.
	1:58am KP: A creepy Motel 6? I cant believe it
	1:59am KP: upstate NY. Worst hotels in country. Even the nice areas, or especially the nice areas
	1:59am Kurt Gottschalk: PEABODY!!
	2:00am KP: Duh, it's this.
	2:00am BadGuyZero: Last time I stayed at a Motel 6 a couple of years ago. It was one of the recently remodeled ones that looks like they bought everything at Ikea.
	2:00am KP: Mike Sin!
	2:00am Kurt Gottschalk: i said it before mike sin.
	2:00am KP: Kurt!
	2:01am Therese: Mike Sin said it IN THE PAST, Kurt!
	2:02am KP: Are you from the past?
	2:02am mariano: KP: yeah, a really skeevy looking place, Motel 19, on Rte 28 up in Ulster County. Meth central, dollars to donuts!
	2:03am Kurt Gottschalk: yeah, I know. but i had to LOG IN!
	2:03am KP: Urghhhh. They are all squishy floors and rusty screens.
	2:04am Whooda: I would be uncomfortable in any Motel 6 that didn't remind me of my uncle's tornado cellar decorated with 'upstairs' cast-offs. Motel 6 and Motel 8 were named for their nightly charge.
	2:06am Whooda: Motel 8 was 'fancy smancy'. Motel 19? Forgettaboutit..
	2:06am nate: when I worked at tower, all anyone asked for was macarena (on cassette single)
	2:06am mariano: On the other hand, Kate Pearson has her cool trailer park resort on Rte 28 closer to Phoenicia.
	2:07am nate: where did all the cassette singles in the world go?
	2:08am BadGuyZero: I bet that "Brave" song is probably the current song that would get non-music buyers to annoy their local record store employees.
	2:09am Whooda: @nate All of that magnetic tape was used as cactus tinsel in the southern deserts. I think the plastic cases became pebbles in the Painted Desert.
	2:11am nate: there might be a plastic ocean reef made of "candle in the wind 98" cassettes
	2:12am P-90: Roky E. first name is pronounced like "Rocky"
	2:12am Whooda: haha the Great Elton Reef Across The Water
	2:12am nate: *i'm sorry, it was '97. don't want to get that wrong.
	2:14am KP: Ordered Overlake
	2:15am mariano: Y'know, I always thought it a bit cheap of Sir Elton not to write a whole new song for Di. I remember when I heard it in the news: was going home from a Crash Worship show in Oakland, it was about 7am.
	2:17am Whooda: Read today that Sir Elton is tying the knot with his long time honey.
	2:17am nate: I think Elton was busy filming his cameo for Spice World at the time, it was the best he could do under the circumstances.
	2:19am BadGuyZero: When I worked at Borders we had soooooooooo many copies of that "Candle in the Wind" CD single. They were non-returnable since all the proceeds went to charity. I ended up marking a few hundred copies out of inventory each month for several months and destroying them. We had great fun destroying them.
	2:20am KP: Hope you burned them, in the wind
	2:20am mariano: Then Mother Theresa died around the same time, prompting that awful joke about "Sandal in the Wind."
	2:21am Whooda: @mariano I agree with you in the face value of the song was not about Dianne because, of course, it predated her death but I guess the similar circumstances of similarity between MM and the Princess were too much to resist. A form of memorial and protest against the Royals rolled into one convenient million selling package.
	2:23am KP: There's a golden torch statue almost exactly where Di was killed in Paris. EVerybody thinks it's a monument to her but it's not.
	2:23am nate: Can we agree that it was better than rewriting a song from the Lion King soundtrack?
	2:24am P-90: Glad I'm not the only one who thought it a bit creepy when Sir Elton repurposed his classic Marilyn song as a Lady Di funeral dirge
	2:28am KP: Going to roll, Therese. Great work. Goodnight all
	2:28am P-90: KP: the statue is IN the tunnel?
	2:28am Whooda: @P-90 it kind of ruined the song for me. Now when I hear it I don't know if I'm supposed to feel sorry for MM and hate the Kennedys or I'm supposed to feel sorry for Lady Di and hate the inbreed Royals.
	2:33am mariano: 'Night, KP!
	2:34am P-90: I don't think the Kennedys were anywhere near Taupin and Elton's intentions when they wrote the song, and likewise I really doubt that Sir Elton meant the remake to be a jab at the Crown, just a tribute to his friend
	2:34am mariano: Yeah, Whooda and P90: seemed a lot like RIP [insert name].
	2:40am Whooda: The death of a starlet in itself would be of no consequence and not worth a memorial song. EJ related to the star due to an early influence from her and her story, the 'sacrificial lamb'. John himself became somewhat of a martyr when he came out of the closet inthe 70's. He lived the life. The Kennedy's clan can no more be separated from MM death than Princess Di's from the Royals. Without the power component in both deaths, they would be completely unremarkable.
	2:44am KP: Joker man called me back. Great version. P-90 it's at the end of tunnel on street, near the Seine. People leave flowers
	2:45am KP: Built to Spill. Really good
	2:47am P-90: the advent of Himself! and the weekly headphone glítch
	2:48am Whooda: Hey there DJ amDeo. Take it easy on the little lady.
	2:49am Whooda: SNL was a classic this week! Black Jepordy was great. KP Louis, or whatever his name is was funny as hell. the Boss With the Babies Body was hilarious. I was underwhelmed by the musical guest.
	2:50am Kurt Gottschalk: CALL KEN NOW! TELL HIM THERE USED TO BE A CAR OUT BACK!
	2:51am Whooda: I was hoping to park my creepy white extended top camper van in the lot, now I can see that it's a bad idea.
	2:52am Kurt Gottschalk: nothing's too sporty for evan funk davies!
	2:53am Whooda: Pimped out Fabio. Yeah!!
	2:53am BadGuyZero: I hate to imagine what the FMU car corral was like around marathon time. I should have gone and looked.
	2:54am Whooda: There is a mathematical equation to parallel parking, much like playing pool and making bank shots.
	2:57am BadGuyZero: Spongebob Bigstorypants
	2:57am Kurt Gottschalk: Christina has a CAR? Afterhours in Christina's car!!!
	2:58am Kurt Gottschalk: phlanger is totally a thing.
	2:59am Whooda: A phlanger is a tool used to remove the muffler bearing on a car.
	2:59am Kurt Gottschalk: the guitar sound on the rolling stones "shattered" is a phlanger.
	2:59am Kurt Gottschalk: soft g, no rhyme with "anger."
	3:02am Whooda: That leather didn't last long on that cow. ;)

Therese: Playlist from March 31, 2014

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March 31, 2014: With live music from Overlake!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	New / Special	Approx. start time
Pavement	Rattled by the Rush "Rattled by the Rush" by "Pavement"	Wowee Zowee (Sordid Sentinels Edition)	Matador			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Breeders	No Aloha "No Aloha" by "The Breeders"	Last Splash	4AD			0:03:59 (Pop-up)
Jean Paul Sartre Experience	Angel	Bleeding Star	Matador			0:06:58 (Pop-up)
Slowdive	Some Velvet Morning "Some Velvet Morning" by "Slowdive"	Souvlaki	SBK Records / ERG			0:11:29 (Pop-up)
Swervedriver	A Change is Gonna Come	Mezcal Head	A & M Records			0:14:41 (Pop-up)
Dinosaur Jr.	How'd You Pin That One On Me	Green Mind	Sire			0:19:02 (Pop-up)
PJ Harvey	Yuri-G "Yuri-G" by "PJ Harvey"	Rid of Me	Island			0:22:56 (Pop-up)
Shellac	The Idea of North "The Idea of North" by "Shellac"	At Action Park	Touch & Go			0:26:39 (Pop-up)
My Bloody Valentine	I Only Said "I Only Said" by "My Bloody Valentine"	Loveless	Sire			0:30:22 (Pop-up)
Stereolab	Metronomic Underground "Metronomic Underground" by "Stereolab"	Emperor Tomato Ketchup	Elektra			0:35:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Shuggie Otis	Pling! "Pling!" by "Shuggie Otis"	Inspiration Information	Luaka Bop			0:42:59 (Pop-up)
Withered Hand	Horseshoe "Horseshoe" by "Withered Hand"	New Gods	Slumberland		*	0:47:32 (Pop-up)
The See See	Late Morning Light "Late Morning Light" by "The See See"	Days, Nights & Late Morning Lights	Sundazed		*	0:50:46 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Shuggie Otis	Pling! "Pling!" by "Shuggie Otis"	Inspiration Information	Luaka Bop		***	0:55:17 (Pop-up)
Live Music from Overlake "Live Music from Overlake"
Overlake are: Tom Barrett, Guitar & Vocals Lysa Opfer, Bass & Vocals Scotty Imp, Drums www.overlakemusic.com Set engineered by Mike Sin
Overlake	Disappearing "Disappearing" by "Overlake"	Live on WFMU	Overlake			1:00:48 (Pop-up)
Overlake	Our Sky "Our Sky" by "Overlake"	Live on WFMU	Overlake			1:03:40 (Pop-up)
Overlake	We'll Never Sleep "We'll Never Sleep" by "Overlake"	Live on WFMU	Overlake			1:07:14 (Pop-up)
Overlake	Not Enough "Not Enough" by "Overlake"	Live on WFMU	Overlake			1:12:52 (Pop-up)
Overlake	Travelogue "Travelogue" by "Overlake"	Live on WFMU	Overlake			1:18:02 (Pop-up)
Overlake	First "First" by "Overlake"	Live on WFMU	Overlake			1:27:02 (Pop-up)
Overlake	Is This Something? "Is This Something?" by "Overlake"	Live on WFMU	Overlake			1:32:27 (Pop-up)
Overlake	Pretty in Pink "Pretty in Pink" by "Overlake"	Live on WFMU	Overlake	Psychedelic Furs cover		1:38:06 (Pop-up)
Overlake	From a Motel 6 "From a Motel 6" by "Overlake"		Overlake	Yo La Tengo cover		1:42:21 (Pop-up)
Overlake	Chat with Therese "Chat with Therese" by "Overlake"					2:16:03 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: Shuggie Otis	Pling! "Pling!" by "Shuggie Otis"	Inspiration Information	Luaka Bop			2:10:37 (Pop-up)
Roky Erickson	The Interpreter "The Interpreter" by "Roky Erickson"	Gremlins Have Pictures	Light in the Attic		*	2:10:54 (Pop-up)
The People's Temple	I Heard You Singing (in the Other Room)	Musical Garden	HoZac		*	2:13:31 (Pop-up)
Warm Soda	Going in Circles "Going in Circles" by "Warm Soda"	Young Reckless Hearts	Castle Face		*	2:15:39 (Pop-up)
Carol of Harvest	Try a Little Bit	Carol of Harvest	Prog Temple		*	2:18:26 (Pop-up)
Mount Carmel	Fear Me Now "Fear Me Now" by "Mount Carmel"	Get Pure	Alive Naturalsound		*	2:27:52 (Pop-up)
Gibby Haynes	You Don't Have to Be Smart	Paul's Not Home 7"	Third Man		*	2:32:59 (Pop-up)
Built to Spill	Jokerman "Jokerman" by "Built to Spill"	Bob Dylan in the 80s: Volume One	ATO		*	2:34:54 (Pop-up)
Teenage Fanclub	Total Weirdness "Total Weirdness" by "Teenage Fanclub"	Jabberjaw: Good to the Last Drop	Mammoth			2:40:29 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:02am Skirkie: Wowee Zowee is such a great album and this is such a great song from that album.
	12:02am mariano: Eff yeah, Therese!
	12:03am Pete from Boston (and NJ): My weeks start thrown to the pavement too often. It is refreshing to have the tables turned for once.
	12:03am ccrides: No 'one' ever listens to me...Why should I be so old???...:)O(:..
	12:03am Skirkie: PS: first
	12:03am P-90: Effin' Ef yeah is right, DJ Therese!
	12:03am Therese: Hi all! Thanks for stopping by!
	12:04am Steve-O: Hi Therese! Hope you're doing well tonight. =)
	12:05am BadGuyZero: ¡Hola!
	12:05am JakeGould: Hello! Very 1990s here I see.
	12:05am Skirkie: Jeez Therese, how did you know all my favorite songs?
	12:05am phat: What year is this?
	12:05am phat: ;-)
	12:05am Pete from Boston (and NJ): And now the Breeders. I like your show because we apparently came through a lot of the same musical avenues. Cheers to that.
	12:05am phat: Seriously, just hearing these tunes together made me all mushy.
	12:06am JakeGould: I like to go down musical service roads.
	12:06am ccrides: I kinda like Paul Revere and the Raiders..!..hehehe...:)O(:..
	12:06am mariano: I forgot Last Splash was still 4AD.
	12:07am Skirkie: ♥ Kim Deal forever.
	12:07am P-90: Two songs in and the board is already filling with rave reviews, way to start a show, T!
	12:07am Therese: I have been in a big time 90s mood lately. Be warned!!
	12:08am KP: Hi, Therese
	12:08am Skirkie: She says it like it's a bad thing.
	12:08am ccrides: Nobody can go wrong playing 'Tool', though?!?...:)O(:..
	12:11am BadGuyZero: Will there be set of 90s Earache? Fudge Tunnel, Bolt Thrower, Napalm Death, Pitchshifter and Carcass would be great!
	12:12am ccrides: I remember when Donovan was on Jonesville Station...damn...that was a good show!!!...:)O(:..
	12:13am pacific standard simon: Let's see... '90s... if you play Matthew Sweet, Hole, Teenage Fanclub, Cub... I'll be OK.
	12:13am mariano: 90s? How about Brainiac or Some Velvet Sidewalk?
	12:13am Pete from Boston (and NJ): Some Velvet Morning is one of the creepiest and awesomest Lee Hazelwood songs, both of which are saying something.
	12:14am JakeGould: This is a well steered 1990s list. Good work!
	12:14am phat: I keep meaning to find playlists from the local college station from the 90s. I know there are a ton of songs/bands that I've forgotten but enjoyed at the time.
	12:15am ccrides: Seeing Red...BBL...:)O(:..
	12:15am P-90: and don' forget The Jesus Lizard, and Hootie, and Spin Doctors ...OK maybe you can forget those
	12:15am pacific standard simon: I remember when Donovan was on Jonesville Station, too; I got in a big gripe session on the message board about what a poser Donovan was.
	12:15am phat: YES! Swervedriver!
	12:16am phat: Hitting on all cylinders tonight Therese.
	12:18am pacific standard simon: Hmm, Steel Pole Bathtub? Brian Jonestown Massacre?
	12:21am pacific standard simon: Oh, and The Muffs! Gotta have The Muffs!
	12:21am phat: My God Therese.
	12:22am egal: Beulah.
	12:23am nate: oh for god's sake, i left the room for 5 minutes and you played that swervedriver song?
	12:23am mariano: Helium, Babes in Toyland, Sebadoh... the list goes on. I'm so used to thinking the 90s sucked that I forget sometimes how much good music there was back then.
	12:24am phat: YOU ARE KILLING ME
	12:24am JakeGould: List, Name of Bands, Things.
	12:24am Skirkie: But of course PJ
	12:26am Harry Cataracts: My favorite PJ Harvey song! Thanks, Therese!!
	12:26am Pete from Boston (and NJ): I'm gonna be both happy and sad when I come back and listen to the archive I couldn't stay up for. This would be a great night to stay up a few more hours.
	12:26am Harry Cataracts: there, that's better
	12:27am mariano: Stay up, Pete!!!
	12:28am pacific standard simon: That's what I'm getting at, Mariano. Although I still kinda think that the '90s sucked...
	12:29am JakeGould: Wait, I need to get a 90 minute cassette to put into my Nakamichi to record this.
	12:31am Pete from Boston (and NJ): Of course. Last night, in this pouring rain, I built a fire and played Loveless all the way through for the first time in years.
	12:31am pacific standard simon: Just copy-and-paste the playlist, dude!
	12:31am BadGuyZero: Y-E-S!!! The band that gave me tinnitus!
	12:32am phat: MBV. Sigh...
	12:33am pacific standard simon: In those days, you could have started a band named "The Kims".
	12:33am Pete from Boston (and NJ): The MBV show was the only real present-tense-redeeming 90s nostalgia show I went to last year (of so many). And yes, BGZ, blew my friggin right eardrum out for a while.
	12:33am nate: turned 18 watching this band, now about to turn 40...yikes
	12:33am Pete from Boston (and NJ): For a few of us, at least, this night is apparently shooting fish in a barrel.
	12:34am Harry Cataracts: wow, you played the Breeders before I got here. This IS favorite song night. Stay up, Pete!
	12:35am mariano: Ok, Pete, sounds like there's a consensus building here...
	12:36am Pete from Boston (and NJ): Crazy, dirty...
	12:36am mariano: Oh, too perfect, Stereolab!
	12:36am pacific standard simon: Shonen Knife...
	12:37am Pete from Boston (and NJ): I hate you all. Thank god I'm working alone tomorrow. I want to hear Sebadoh's "Got It" if I'm going to dig in for this shit.
	12:38am mariano: I think you have the force of authority behind you, Pete!
	12:38am phat: You've making me want to call my ex-wife.
	12:39am pacific standard simon: You're making me want to smoke cigarettes again.
	12:40am BadGuyZero: I'm Ride and Pulp away from B-I-N-G-O.
	12:42am Pete from Boston (and NJ): I happen to know there's like 1 degree of separation between Therese and folks I was out all night with in the days we're playing the soundtrack of here, and I don't even remember why I know that. I just wish I could drunk-dial them right now.
	12:44am KP: Hello
	12:46am phat: Calling my ex-wife is a terrible idea, by the way.
	12:47am JakeGould: What do you want to call your ex-wife?
	12:47am KP: If I left before you made me realise did I see MBV
	12:50am Therese: Such is the power of NJ, Pete.
	12:53am Pete from Boston (and NJ): I curse it every night I spend away from it, Therese.
	12:55am pacific standard simon: What you always call your ex: Learning experience.
	12:56am pacific standard simon: :D
	12:57am phat: :-)
	12:57am Whooda: peeking from the upturned collar of my trenchcoat I never get a chance to call my ex-wife anything, she hangs up the phone too quickly. slipping back into the lurky misty
	1:00am BadGuyZero: Thanks for having them on Therese. I was checking out the handful of tracks they have on Bandcamp and really like what they're doing. Another great discovery made via WFMU!
	1:02am mariano: Seems the show is causing a spike in people calling their exes. After a couple more of these Heineken big boys, I might have to jump on that bandwagon!
	1:03am nate: this really wasn't recorded in 1994?
	1:06am KP: Skyward.
	1:12am Whooda: Was it the music that caused all of our 90's split-ups?
	1:14am nate: I broke up with a girl who called swervedriver's lyrics pretentious, so yes
	1:14am BadGuyZero: My 90s split-up was caused by my deciding that 19-years-old was the perfect age for getting married.
	1:15am KP: heh
	1:15am Pete from Boston (and NJ): Great stuff from Overlake (a name like a NJ borough). Next week I will plan ahead, and even if I don't, Sunday night will have a better chance of me lasting than it did tonight. Until, then, enjoy the rain if it is pouring there like it is here. It is the newest sound in these parts.
	1:16am KP: Swervedriver has lyrics?
	1:16am mariano: Turning in, Pete? I just got a couple more beers! C'mon!
	1:17am mariano: Let's all get drunk and conference call our exes! It'll be very Dr Phil!
	1:17am KP: These guys are dramatic. That's everything
	1:19am nate: also my first breakup occurred while listening to jenny ondioline by stereolab. that song was henceforth perma-banned from my life.
	1:20am KP: Dynamics.
	1:22am mariano: Overlake sounds really good! are they on now, or prerecorded? Nate, to this day I can't listen to Sinead O'Connor's Just Like You Said It Would Be because of a breakup in '88.
	1:24am Whooda: @nate those are some serious lyrics to break-up with. I think the point goes to 'the music' on that one.
	1:27am BadGuyZero: !!!
	1:27am P-90: @DJ Therese: were they making loops live in the studio?
	1:28am KP: Woooo!
	1:28am Whooda: @mariano Be careful what you wish for. You think one x-wife is hard to deal with, just wait until you get four or five of them together on the phone at the same time to gang-up on you.
	1:29am KP: Very awesome guys
	1:30am Whooda: @Mariano Two songs make me cry one is Sinead O'Connor's cover of Elton John's Sacrafice.
	1:31am mariano: Point taken, Whooda: I've never been married, though I've lived with quite a few exes. Time After Time tends to make my lower lip flutter, though it's not associated with any breakup. What's the other song of the two you mentioned?
	1:33am KP: Yay!
	1:34am P-90: love that guitar tone
	1:34am Whooda: The other song is from the same album, Two Rooms, a Taupin / John tribute. It is Sting's cover of Come Down in Time. It is freakishly close in describing the first days of our relationship.
	1:35am KP: Yeah P-90, they really have it all
	1:36am Whooda: I wonder if this Overlake session is played in order of performance. It seems to get better with each song to me.
	1:38am KP: Havent heard many real breaks Whooda so id say yes
	1:39am mariano: Yeah, sounds live, they mentioned Therese just now... great crescendo!
	1:39am Whooda: Psychedelic Furs!!!!
	1:40am KP: Haaaaa!
	1:40am KP: So great
	1:42am nate: OK, just preordered their album
	1:43am nate: for a second i thought this was going to be a swirlies cover
	1:44am Whooda: That is some excellent engineering, as always.
	1:45am Therese: The Swirlies! I should have played them in the first set.
	1:45am Therese: Mike Sin did a fantastic job engineering this set.
	1:46am BadGuyZero: @Therese: Any idea if this session will eventually be added to the Free Music Archive?
	1:47am KP: Very cool throughout
	1:48am Therese: BGZ- it will be! With the exception of the covers, I think.
	1:49am mariano: Ohh... but this chaotic bit is so good, cover or not!
	1:49am BadGuyZero: @Therese: Ten-four. Thanks!
	1:50am Guido from Cologne: APPLAUSE !!!
	1:50am KP: Great work, Therese. Thanks.
	1:51am KP: Stay, Scotty!
	1:52am Whooda: Wow, a power trio, double bonus points!
	1:53am BadGuyZero: O-H I-O
	1:54am BadGuyZero: The stump remains the same.
	1:54am KP: The stump remains
	1:54am mariano: What is it about Ohio? So many great bands, and seven presidents!
	1:55am Whooda: The Stump Remains The Same haha KP
	1:56am nate: no clubs have stumps where I live :(
	1:56am KP: Bad Guy Zero said that, Whooda
	1:56am Whooda: Don't hold that 'presidents' thing against them mariano.
	1:58am KP: A creepy Motel 6? I cant believe it
	1:59am KP: upstate NY. Worst hotels in country. Even the nice areas, or especially the nice areas
	1:59am Kurt Gottschalk: PEABODY!!
	2:00am KP: Duh, it's this.
	2:00am BadGuyZero: Last time I stayed at a Motel 6 a couple of years ago. It was one of the recently remodeled ones that looks like they bought everything at Ikea.
	2:00am KP: Mike Sin!
	2:00am Kurt Gottschalk: i said it before mike sin.
	2:00am KP: Kurt!
	2:01am Therese: Mike Sin said it IN THE PAST, Kurt!
	2:02am KP: Are you from the past?
	2:02am mariano: KP: yeah, a really skeevy looking place, Motel 19, on Rte 28 up in Ulster County. Meth central, dollars to donuts!
	2:03am Kurt Gottschalk: yeah, I know. but i had to LOG IN!
	2:03am KP: Urghhhh. They are all squishy floors and rusty screens.
	2:04am Whooda: I would be uncomfortable in any Motel 6 that didn't remind me of my uncle's tornado cellar decorated with 'upstairs' cast-offs. Motel 6 and Motel 8 were named for their nightly charge.
	2:06am Whooda: Motel 8 was 'fancy smancy'. Motel 19? Forgettaboutit..
	2:06am nate: when I worked at tower, all anyone asked for was macarena (on cassette single)
	2:06am mariano: On the other hand, Kate Pearson has her cool trailer park resort on Rte 28 closer to Phoenicia.
	2:07am nate: where did all the cassette singles in the world go?
	2:08am BadGuyZero: I bet that "Brave" song is probably the current song that would get non-music buyers to annoy their local record store employees.
	2:09am Whooda: @nate All of that magnetic tape was used as cactus tinsel in the southern deserts. I think the plastic cases became pebbles in the Painted Desert.
	2:11am nate: there might be a plastic ocean reef made of "candle in the wind 98" cassettes
	2:12am P-90: Roky E. first name is pronounced like "Rocky"
	2:12am Whooda: haha the Great Elton Reef Across The Water
	2:12am nate: *i'm sorry, it was '97. don't want to get that wrong.
	2:14am KP: Ordered Overlake
	2:15am mariano: Y'know, I always thought it a bit cheap of Sir Elton not to write a whole new song for Di. I remember when I heard it in the news: was going home from a Crash Worship show in Oakland, it was about 7am.
	2:17am Whooda: Read today that Sir Elton is tying the knot with his long time honey.
	2:17am nate: I think Elton was busy filming his cameo for Spice World at the time, it was the best he could do under the circumstances.
	2:19am BadGuyZero: When I worked at Borders we had soooooooooo many copies of that "Candle in the Wind" CD single. They were non-returnable since all the proceeds went to charity. I ended up marking a few hundred copies out of inventory each month for several months and destroying them. We had great fun destroying them.
	2:20am KP: Hope you burned them, in the wind
	2:20am mariano: Then Mother Theresa died around the same time, prompting that awful joke about "Sandal in the Wind."
	2:21am Whooda: @mariano I agree with you in the face value of the song was not about Dianne because, of course, it predated her death but I guess the similar circumstances of similarity between MM and the Princess were too much to resist. A form of memorial and protest against the Royals rolled into one convenient million selling package.
	2:23am KP: There's a golden torch statue almost exactly where Di was killed in Paris. EVerybody thinks it's a monument to her but it's not.
	2:23am nate: Can we agree that it was better than rewriting a song from the Lion King soundtrack?
	2:24am P-90: Glad I'm not the only one who thought it a bit creepy when Sir Elton repurposed his classic Marilyn song as a Lady Di funeral dirge
	2:28am KP: Going to roll, Therese. Great work. Goodnight all
	2:28am P-90: KP: the statue is IN the tunnel?
	2:28am Whooda: @P-90 it kind of ruined the song for me. Now when I hear it I don't know if I'm supposed to feel sorry for MM and hate the Kennedys or I'm supposed to feel sorry for Lady Di and hate the inbreed Royals.
	2:33am mariano: 'Night, KP!
	2:34am P-90: I don't think the Kennedys were anywhere near Taupin and Elton's intentions when they wrote the song, and likewise I really doubt that Sir Elton meant the remake to be a jab at the Crown, just a tribute to his friend
	2:34am mariano: Yeah, Whooda and P90: seemed a lot like RIP [insert name].
	2:40am Whooda: The death of a starlet in itself would be of no consequence and not worth a memorial song. EJ related to the star due to an early influence from her and her story, the 'sacrificial lamb'. John himself became somewhat of a martyr when he came out of the closet inthe 70's. He lived the life. The Kennedy's clan can no more be separated from MM death than Princess Di's from the Royals. Without the power component in both deaths, they would be completely unremarkable.
	2:44am KP: Joker man called me back. Great version. P-90 it's at the end of tunnel on street, near the Seine. People leave flowers
	2:45am KP: Built to Spill. Really good
	2:47am P-90: the advent of Himself! and the weekly headphone glítch
	2:48am Whooda: Hey there DJ amDeo. Take it easy on the little lady.
	2:49am Whooda: SNL was a classic this week! Black Jepordy was great. KP Louis, or whatever his name is was funny as hell. the Boss With the Babies Body was hilarious. I was underwhelmed by the musical guest.
	2:50am Kurt Gottschalk: CALL KEN NOW! TELL HIM THERE USED TO BE A CAR OUT BACK!
	2:51am Whooda: I was hoping to park my creepy white extended top camper van in the lot, now I can see that it's a bad idea.
	2:52am Kurt Gottschalk: nothing's too sporty for evan funk davies!
	2:53am Whooda: Pimped out Fabio. Yeah!!
	2:53am BadGuyZero: I hate to imagine what the FMU car corral was like around marathon time. I should have gone and looked.
	2:54am Whooda: There is a mathematical equation to parallel parking, much like playing pool and making bank shots.
	2:57am BadGuyZero: Spongebob Bigstorypants
	2:57am Kurt Gottschalk: Christina has a CAR? Afterhours in Christina's car!!!
	2:58am Kurt Gottschalk: phlanger is totally a thing.
	2:59am Whooda: A phlanger is a tool used to remove the muffler bearing on a car.
	2:59am Kurt Gottschalk: the guitar sound on the rolling stones "shattered" is a phlanger.
	2:59am Kurt Gottschalk: soft g, no rhyme with "anger."
	3:02am Whooda: That leather didn't last long on that cow. ;)

Therese: Playlist from March 31, 2014

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