WFMU: Nazario Scenario: Playlist from May 21, 2014

Listener comments!
	11:41am Artie: Paralegal?
	11:44am Amanda: Ooooof.
	11:49am listener james from westwood: 'O's a pretty bird, then?
	11:55am listener james from westwood: Liking the Lata Mangeshkar on the stream, BTW.
	11:55am Amanda: Don't praise the machine!
	11:56am Amanda: (j/k, obvi)
	11:57am Uncle Michael: Five-O's a pretty bird!
	11:57am listener james from westwood: "How about those clowns in Washington? What a bunch of clowns!"
	12:00pm Doug Schulkind: @Listener James from Westwood That Lata Mangeshkar track was from the 1973 film Naya Nasha. Here is the synopsis: Reena lives a very wealthy lifestyle with her businessman dad, socialite mom, and widower paternal grandfather in a mansion. She studies in college, is very bored, and joins protesting students who are agitating against rising college fees. She has a crush on their family doctor, Samar Chowdhary. She goes on a date with him to a club and falls for the club's singer, Sharad, who rejects her. Still bored, she gets friendly with Kitty, who in turn introduces her to Rana, and from thence on Reena gets hooked on drugs and starts coming home late at night. Her grandfather notices this and tells her dad, who in turn confronts her, and convinces her to get married to Samar. The marriage does take place but Reena is unable to keep away from drugs, and refuses any treatment. She gets pregnant and is hospitalized. Her parents who have been away, return home several months later to view their grandchild little realizing the horror that awaits them and that soon their daughter will be arrested by the Police, and may face the gallows for shooting a man to death.
	12:00pm Artie: www.officerbyrd.com...
	12:01pm Amanda: @Artie, two big thumbs-up for that.
	12:01pm Stevel: Hee haw! Here for the beginning!
	12:02pm Amanda: Quite a film, Doug!
	12:03pm nah: nice to be here for a bit of the show!
	12:04pm listener james from westwood: Helluva plot on that film. Can only imagine it makes for some dramatic musical moments, too!
	12:05pm Doug Schulkind: GTDR is one classy jernt, people.
	12:06pm Amanda: @Stevel, I think you mean "Haw-haw."
	12:11pm pacific standard simon: Hoo-haw! Hi! Hic hoc!
	12:12pm Stevel: Hi ho?
	12:13pm Dan B From Upstate: Today, I learned unsafe kids are nerds.
	12:13pm Officer Stranger: Don't talk to me.
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: I'm about to go try not to get lost or hurt. Hopefully, I will be back.
	12:15pm Artie: Officer Byrd has three followers on Twitter.
	12:16pm listener james from westwood: Kenzo has me thinking that "Jesse's Girl" riff is gonna loop and loop for 15 minutes. I no longer expect to hear the actual song!
	12:16pm bpd: oh my lord
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: I wish that I had Jesse's squirrel.
	12:17pm pacific standard simon: Luckily, there are no cliffs in Kansas for Uncle Michael to drive off of.
	12:17pm Stevel: Uncle Michael: Drop that mike!
	12:17pm Lulu: this song is so catchy no matter who sings it
	12:17pm listener james from westwood: Oh, gods, it was about Jesse's hurl all this time!!!
	12:18pm Amanda: I know, it's disappointing that they didn't change it to "squirrel" throughout.
	12:19pm pacific standard simon: Of course, this being The Scenario, I assumed Amanda was playing the original at the wrong speed, at first.
	12:21pm listener james from westwood: Dang, it's college all over again with this Giant on right now. Time to ignore my summer job and write roleplaying adventures while I'm supposed to be delivering files.
	12:21pm pacific standard simon: "I Want To Know What Love Is", much?
	12:24pm Stevel: Last week, I was ridiculed for invoking The Archies during a staff meeting. REVENGE IS MINE [turning up speakers]
	12:25pm listener james from westwood: Pour a little sugar on 'em, Stevel!
	12:25pm Stevel: Pretty sure I have Sugar, Sugar on a cereal box record.
	12:27pm Jeff Golick: Bird is the word! S'up, Scenarioasters?
	12:27pm pacific standard simon: I can actually play Sugar Sugar on the uke -- always do the "I'm gonna make your life so sweet" line in my deepest fake Barry White voice, though.
	12:29pm earrie: 'Bloom County.' Wow. Long time.. Bill, Opus et al.
	12:30pm listener james from westwood: The "We're Not Candy" PSA with the singing pills still sticks in my head. Uses Chipmunk vocals, too.
	12:33pm ndbob: afternoon Amanda and everyone!
	12:35pm Amanda: afternoon ndbob! And, I'd be remiss in not saying, afternoon to ALL of you nice folks. LJFW, I have played that We're Not Candy PSA on the show before!
	12:35pm Dominick: Oh wow! Haven't heard this in a long time.
	12:45pm listener james from westwood: @A: Oh, yes, you're right! It likely inspired a number of NYC-ad-market flashbacks in me, ranging from Castro Convertible to the Milford Plaza.
	12:53pm Amanda: Aaaahhhh! The worst misuse of "Lullabye on Broadway" in history.
	12:54pm Matt F: Not many white boys could do this song and come away with their dignity intact but David Jo manages the near-impossible.
	12:55pm pacific standard simon: Another 10 years and they'll be dragging David Johansen out of a nursing facility to perform at a glam-rock revival festival.
	12:56pm Stevel: Not sure there was a better radio rocker than Radar Love in the 70s. It worked, pumping out of my flying-saucer-shaped transistor, while I ran my Denver Post route.
	12:57pm listener james from westwood: While I was walking to work past said Milford Plaza, I heard one person sing th last line of the jingle. This was like 2000, so that tag did its job. An old, emphysematic Don Draper would be smiling.
	12:57pm bpd: This song makes me wish I had a burnt orange 71 Chevelle. I feel like each only exists to supplement the other.
	12:58pm listener james from westwood: Hells yes, "Radar Love."
	12:58pm northguineahills: I didn't think I liked Golden Earring.
	12:59pm Amanda: Dutch People Power!
	12:59pm Stevel: This is not helping my work productivity. Thank you.
	1:04pm pacific standard simon: My wife is half Dutch -- she still corresponds with one of her few surviving relatives in The Netherlands.
	1:08pm Skirkie: I don't ever think of "The Netherlands" without thinking of crotches because I'm 14 apparently.
	1:10pm jay c: listening to the show for the first time in the comfort of my own home, incredible
	1:11pm pacific standard simon: I'm never ashamed of liking The Monkees, but I have a special dispensation because they were my first favorite band, as a nerdy little pre-teen kid in 1966.
	1:13pm listener james from westwood: @Skirkie: I always thought of the underworld vs. the anatomical zone. Likely due to lots of childhood D&D. \m/
	1:14pm pacific standard simon: And yes, Neil really should put in a guest appearance. In fact, they should have rotating guest stars to replace Davy -- it's too bad Harry Nilsson isn't around for something like that.
	1:17pm Brian in UK: Hello Amanda, just sorting records and was looking at a copy of the Turtles gatefold album but thirty minutes ago. A concept album, will never catch on.
	1:20pm Dominick: Too bad Zappa's no longer around to come out to play Nesmith
	1:22pm Dan B From Upstate: Too many great things in this episode to name. The No Homers Club, the entirety of the stone cutters song, and the nerdy x-teen year old me loved that Patrick Stewart from Next Gen was in it.
	1:23pm Dan B From Upstate: Oh yeah. The real phone number is 912.
	1:23pm listener james from westwood: "And I'll take this Communist card, too!"
	1:25pm listener james from westwood: "He's gone mad with power, like that Albert Schweitzer guy!" OMG, the drinking song is the best.
	1:26pm northguineahills: "Remove the Stone of Shame", "Woohoo!""Attach the Stone of Triumph!" "D'oh!"
	1:26pm listener james from westwood: They should have started using the Stonecutters song as Dave Emory's in-theme.
	1:31pm Amanda: @pss, and they were mine too, when I was a nerdy pre-teen in 1988.
	1:33pm listener james from westwood: Eartha en Français? Mon cor!
	1:34pm listener james from westwood: Wait, I thought this was Eartha Kitt! Mon mistake!!
	1:36pm earrie: Hey maybe they'll do an outdoor screening.
	1:37pm pacific standard simon: ...and original Cramps drummer.
	1:40pm pacific standard simon: Mike Nesmith will charge you hundreds of dollars to sign stuff, according to Michael Shelley.
	1:41pm Amanda: Chip Douglas was the original Cramps drummer!?!?
	1:41pm Uncle Michael: Moar kazoo.
	1:43pm pacific standard simon: Wiseguy, uh, GAL!
	1:43pm Stevel: K-zoo-4-lyfe
	1:46pm Brian in UK: Chip Douglas engineered & produced The Turtles 'Battle'. Has that been said already?
	1:47pm Amanda: Ya
	1:47pm bpd: Michael Nesmith also spells his name incorrectly intentionally, then offers to sell you Liquid Paper (at a huge markup) to correct it. But it's either that or your copy of Pisces Aquarius reads "Best wishez, Mikhail Bismuth".
	1:49pm listener james from westwood: Oh, Mikhail Bismuth. Where would Pepto-Bismol be without him?
	1:49pm Amanda: @pss, yep, that's what the New Yorker said too. Also, YOU GUYS HAVE TO STOP BEING MEAN TO MY FAV CUTEST MONKEE OF ALL MIKE NESMITH
	1:50pm listener james from westwood: Hey, at least we're not pointing at Marge Simpson's Monkees lunchbox and saying, "That's not even Michael Nesmith's real head!"
	1:52pm listener james from westwood: w00t! FCC-unfriendly singalong!
	1:53pm Dominick: Oh yeah!
	1:53pm pacific standard simon: Ook ook!
	1:54pm DeaconDave: Ack Ack!!!
	1:55pm ndbob: excellent show Amanda!
	1:55pm DeaconDave: I think I like her vocal better than the original
	1:56pm pacific standard simon: This is a groovy song to play next to Spirit's "Animal Zoo".
	1:56pm Stevel: Roger, over and out! Great show, again and again!
	1:57pm listener james from westwood: So happy to have been along for the ride. Thanks, Amanda!
	1:58pm pacific standard simon: #2-hour-nonstop-fun
	1:58pm northguineahills: Thanks Amanda. Thanks for the groovy set!
	1:58pm DeaconDave: oh no, is it over already? I was enjoying it!
	1:58pm pacific standard simon: But Officer Byrd isn't wearing a seat belt!!!
	1:59pm DeaconDave: No seat belt, I guess he'll just fly out of the car during an accident
	2:00pm Amanda: It's over! <-- said in Teen Girl Squad voice
	2:01pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Amanda!
	2:01pm Amanda: Thanks so so so much for the listenership, everyone! I'll see you next week post-Monkees concert.
	2:14pm Jeff Golick: Request: a three-hour show?

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from May 21, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Alice Cooper	Seven and Seven Is "Seven and Seven Is" by "Alice Cooper"		WB	1981	7"			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Friends of Cesar Romero	Red Headed Strangler		Snappy Little Numbers		7"		*	0:04:52 (Pop-up)
The Who	Relax "Relax" by "The Who"	The Who Sell Out	Decca		LP			0:06:42 (Pop-up)
	Officer Byrd teaches about strangers "Officer Byrd teaches about strangers"					YouTube		0:09:13 (Pop-up)
Nick Lowe	Awesome "Awesome" by "Nick Lowe"	Nick Lowe and his Cowboy Outfit	Columbia	1984	LP			0:10:17 (Pop-up)
Alvin and the Chipmunks	Jessie's Girl	Chipmunk Rock	RCA	1982	LP			0:12:50 (Pop-up)
Giant	I'll See You In My Dreams "I'll See You In My Dreams" by "Giant"			1990		YouTube		0:16:04 (Pop-up)
The Archies	Sugar, Sugar "Sugar, Sugar" by "The Archies"		Kirshner	1969	7"			0:20:14 (Pop-up)

Canned Heat	Boogie Music "Boogie Music" by "Canned Heat"		Liberty	1968	7"			0:31:23 (Pop-up)
The Avett Brothers	Shame "Shame" by "The Avett Brothers"	Emotionalism	Ramseur	2007	CD			0:34:06 (Pop-up)
Bert Jansch	Train Song "Train Song" by "Bert Jansch"	Dazzling Stranger	Castle	1967	CD			0:37:37 (Pop-up)
Gram Parsons	Hand Within the Glove	The Early Years Vol. 1 & 2	Sierra	orig 1965	CD			0:42:19 (Pop-up)
Grainbelt	The Drugs Don't Seem to be Working	Trouble Coming Down	Kranepool	2007	CD			0:46:06 (Pop-up)
David Johansen & the Harry Smiths	Little Geneva	David Johansen & the Harry Smiths	Chesky	2000	CD			0:48:44 (Pop-up)
Golden Earring	Radar Love "Radar Love" by "Golden Earring"		Track	1973	7"			0:52:45 (Pop-up)

Neil Diamond	You Got To Me "You Got To Me" by "Neil Diamond"		Bang		7"			1:07:19 (Pop-up)
The Turtles	Elenore "Elenore" by "The Turtles"	The Turtles Present the Battle of the Bands	White Whale	1968	LP			1:10:39 (Pop-up)
The Buckinghams	This is How Much I Love You	Mercy, Mercy, Mercy - a Collection	Columbia Legacy	1969	CD			1:13:02 (Pop-up)
Miriam	There Goes My Babe "There Goes My Babe" by "Miriam"		Norton		7"		*	1:15:09 (Pop-up)
Simpsons Time!	ep 115: Homer the Great (writer: John Swartzwelder)	season 6						1:17:57 (Pop-up)
Ella Fitzgerald	Oh Lady Be Good "Oh Lady Be Good" by "Ella Fitzgerald"	Lady Be Good! 1957	Verve		LP			1:25:53 (Pop-up)
Edith Piaf	La Vie, L'Amour "La Vie, L'Amour" by "Edith Piaf"							1:29:35 (Pop-up)

Dion	Little Diane "Little Diane" by "Dion"		Laurie	1962	7"			1:38:32 (Pop-up)
	Officer Byrd teaches about wearing seatbelts					YouTube		1:40:43 (Pop-up)
Merilee Rush	Save Me "Save Me" by "Merilee Rush"		UA	1977	7"			1:41:57 (Pop-up)
Madonna	True Blue "True Blue" by "Madonna"					Spot		1:45:08 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Apeman "Apeman" by "The Kinks"					sung along to		1:50:15 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:41am Artie: Paralegal?
	11:44am Amanda: Ooooof.
	11:49am listener james from westwood: 'O's a pretty bird, then?
	11:55am listener james from westwood: Liking the Lata Mangeshkar on the stream, BTW.
	11:55am Amanda: Don't praise the machine!
	11:56am Amanda: (j/k, obvi)
	11:57am Uncle Michael: Five-O's a pretty bird!
	11:57am listener james from westwood: "How about those clowns in Washington? What a bunch of clowns!"
	12:00pm Doug Schulkind: @Listener James from Westwood That Lata Mangeshkar track was from the 1973 film Naya Nasha. Here is the synopsis: Reena lives a very wealthy lifestyle with her businessman dad, socialite mom, and widower paternal grandfather in a mansion. She studies in college, is very bored, and joins protesting students who are agitating against rising college fees. She has a crush on their family doctor, Samar Chowdhary. She goes on a date with him to a club and falls for the club's singer, Sharad, who rejects her. Still bored, she gets friendly with Kitty, who in turn introduces her to Rana, and from thence on Reena gets hooked on drugs and starts coming home late at night. Her grandfather notices this and tells her dad, who in turn confronts her, and convinces her to get married to Samar. The marriage does take place but Reena is unable to keep away from drugs, and refuses any treatment. She gets pregnant and is hospitalized. Her parents who have been away, return home several months later to view their grandchild little realizing the horror that awaits them and that soon their daughter will be arrested by the Police, and may face the gallows for shooting a man to death.
	12:00pm Artie: www.officerbyrd.com...
	12:01pm Amanda: @Artie, two big thumbs-up for that.
	12:01pm Stevel: Hee haw! Here for the beginning!
	12:02pm Amanda: Quite a film, Doug!
	12:03pm nah: nice to be here for a bit of the show!
	12:04pm listener james from westwood: Helluva plot on that film. Can only imagine it makes for some dramatic musical moments, too!
	12:05pm Doug Schulkind: GTDR is one classy jernt, people.
	12:06pm Amanda: @Stevel, I think you mean "Haw-haw."
	12:11pm pacific standard simon: Hoo-haw! Hi! Hic hoc!
	12:12pm Stevel: Hi ho?
	12:13pm Dan B From Upstate: Today, I learned unsafe kids are nerds.
	12:13pm Officer Stranger: Don't talk to me.
	12:15pm Uncle Michael: I'm about to go try not to get lost or hurt. Hopefully, I will be back.
	12:15pm Artie: Officer Byrd has three followers on Twitter.
	12:16pm listener james from westwood: Kenzo has me thinking that "Jesse's Girl" riff is gonna loop and loop for 15 minutes. I no longer expect to hear the actual song!
	12:16pm bpd: oh my lord
	12:16pm Uncle Michael: I wish that I had Jesse's squirrel.
	12:17pm pacific standard simon: Luckily, there are no cliffs in Kansas for Uncle Michael to drive off of.
	12:17pm Stevel: Uncle Michael: Drop that mike!
	12:17pm Lulu: this song is so catchy no matter who sings it
	12:17pm listener james from westwood: Oh, gods, it was about Jesse's hurl all this time!!!
	12:18pm Amanda: I know, it's disappointing that they didn't change it to "squirrel" throughout.
	12:19pm pacific standard simon: Of course, this being The Scenario, I assumed Amanda was playing the original at the wrong speed, at first.
	12:21pm listener james from westwood: Dang, it's college all over again with this Giant on right now. Time to ignore my summer job and write roleplaying adventures while I'm supposed to be delivering files.
	12:21pm pacific standard simon: "I Want To Know What Love Is", much?
	12:24pm Stevel: Last week, I was ridiculed for invoking The Archies during a staff meeting. REVENGE IS MINE [turning up speakers]
	12:25pm listener james from westwood: Pour a little sugar on 'em, Stevel!
	12:25pm Stevel: Pretty sure I have Sugar, Sugar on a cereal box record.
	12:27pm Jeff Golick: Bird is the word! S'up, Scenarioasters?
	12:27pm pacific standard simon: I can actually play Sugar Sugar on the uke -- always do the "I'm gonna make your life so sweet" line in my deepest fake Barry White voice, though.
	12:29pm earrie: 'Bloom County.' Wow. Long time.. Bill, Opus et al.
	12:30pm listener james from westwood: The "We're Not Candy" PSA with the singing pills still sticks in my head. Uses Chipmunk vocals, too.
	12:33pm ndbob: afternoon Amanda and everyone!
	12:35pm Amanda: afternoon ndbob! And, I'd be remiss in not saying, afternoon to ALL of you nice folks. LJFW, I have played that We're Not Candy PSA on the show before!
	12:35pm Dominick: Oh wow! Haven't heard this in a long time.
	12:45pm listener james from westwood: @A: Oh, yes, you're right! It likely inspired a number of NYC-ad-market flashbacks in me, ranging from Castro Convertible to the Milford Plaza.
	12:53pm Amanda: Aaaahhhh! The worst misuse of "Lullabye on Broadway" in history.
	12:54pm Matt F: Not many white boys could do this song and come away with their dignity intact but David Jo manages the near-impossible.
	12:55pm pacific standard simon: Another 10 years and they'll be dragging David Johansen out of a nursing facility to perform at a glam-rock revival festival.
	12:56pm Stevel: Not sure there was a better radio rocker than Radar Love in the 70s. It worked, pumping out of my flying-saucer-shaped transistor, while I ran my Denver Post route.
	12:57pm listener james from westwood: While I was walking to work past said Milford Plaza, I heard one person sing th last line of the jingle. This was like 2000, so that tag did its job. An old, emphysematic Don Draper would be smiling.
	12:57pm bpd: This song makes me wish I had a burnt orange 71 Chevelle. I feel like each only exists to supplement the other.
	12:58pm listener james from westwood: Hells yes, "Radar Love."
	12:58pm northguineahills: I didn't think I liked Golden Earring.
	12:59pm Amanda: Dutch People Power!
	12:59pm Stevel: This is not helping my work productivity. Thank you.
	1:04pm pacific standard simon: My wife is half Dutch -- she still corresponds with one of her few surviving relatives in The Netherlands.
	1:08pm Skirkie: I don't ever think of "The Netherlands" without thinking of crotches because I'm 14 apparently.
	1:10pm jay c: listening to the show for the first time in the comfort of my own home, incredible
	1:11pm pacific standard simon: I'm never ashamed of liking The Monkees, but I have a special dispensation because they were my first favorite band, as a nerdy little pre-teen kid in 1966.
	1:13pm listener james from westwood: @Skirkie: I always thought of the underworld vs. the anatomical zone. Likely due to lots of childhood D&D. \m/
	1:14pm pacific standard simon: And yes, Neil really should put in a guest appearance. In fact, they should have rotating guest stars to replace Davy -- it's too bad Harry Nilsson isn't around for something like that.
	1:17pm Brian in UK: Hello Amanda, just sorting records and was looking at a copy of the Turtles gatefold album but thirty minutes ago. A concept album, will never catch on.
	1:20pm Dominick: Too bad Zappa's no longer around to come out to play Nesmith
	1:22pm Dan B From Upstate: Too many great things in this episode to name. The No Homers Club, the entirety of the stone cutters song, and the nerdy x-teen year old me loved that Patrick Stewart from Next Gen was in it.
	1:23pm Dan B From Upstate: Oh yeah. The real phone number is 912.
	1:23pm listener james from westwood: "And I'll take this Communist card, too!"
	1:25pm listener james from westwood: "He's gone mad with power, like that Albert Schweitzer guy!" OMG, the drinking song is the best.
	1:26pm northguineahills: "Remove the Stone of Shame", "Woohoo!""Attach the Stone of Triumph!" "D'oh!"
	1:26pm listener james from westwood: They should have started using the Stonecutters song as Dave Emory's in-theme.
	1:31pm Amanda: @pss, and they were mine too, when I was a nerdy pre-teen in 1988.
	1:33pm listener james from westwood: Eartha en Français? Mon cor!
	1:34pm listener james from westwood: Wait, I thought this was Eartha Kitt! Mon mistake!!
	1:36pm earrie: Hey maybe they'll do an outdoor screening.
	1:37pm pacific standard simon: ...and original Cramps drummer.
	1:40pm pacific standard simon: Mike Nesmith will charge you hundreds of dollars to sign stuff, according to Michael Shelley.
	1:41pm Amanda: Chip Douglas was the original Cramps drummer!?!?
	1:41pm Uncle Michael: Moar kazoo.
	1:43pm pacific standard simon: Wiseguy, uh, GAL!
	1:43pm Stevel: K-zoo-4-lyfe
	1:46pm Brian in UK: Chip Douglas engineered & produced The Turtles 'Battle'. Has that been said already?
	1:47pm Amanda: Ya
	1:47pm bpd: Michael Nesmith also spells his name incorrectly intentionally, then offers to sell you Liquid Paper (at a huge markup) to correct it. But it's either that or your copy of Pisces Aquarius reads "Best wishez, Mikhail Bismuth".
	1:49pm listener james from westwood: Oh, Mikhail Bismuth. Where would Pepto-Bismol be without him?
	1:49pm Amanda: @pss, yep, that's what the New Yorker said too. Also, YOU GUYS HAVE TO STOP BEING MEAN TO MY FAV CUTEST MONKEE OF ALL MIKE NESMITH
	1:50pm listener james from westwood: Hey, at least we're not pointing at Marge Simpson's Monkees lunchbox and saying, "That's not even Michael Nesmith's real head!"
	1:52pm listener james from westwood: w00t! FCC-unfriendly singalong!
	1:53pm Dominick: Oh yeah!
	1:53pm pacific standard simon: Ook ook!
	1:54pm DeaconDave: Ack Ack!!!
	1:55pm ndbob: excellent show Amanda!
	1:55pm DeaconDave: I think I like her vocal better than the original
	1:56pm pacific standard simon: This is a groovy song to play next to Spirit's "Animal Zoo".
	1:56pm Stevel: Roger, over and out! Great show, again and again!
	1:57pm listener james from westwood: So happy to have been along for the ride. Thanks, Amanda!
	1:58pm pacific standard simon: #2-hour-nonstop-fun
	1:58pm northguineahills: Thanks Amanda. Thanks for the groovy set!
	1:58pm DeaconDave: oh no, is it over already? I was enjoying it!
	1:58pm pacific standard simon: But Officer Byrd isn't wearing a seat belt!!!
	1:59pm DeaconDave: No seat belt, I guess he'll just fly out of the car during an accident
	2:00pm Amanda: It's over! <-- said in Teen Girl Squad voice
	2:01pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Amanda!
	2:01pm Amanda: Thanks so so so much for the listenership, everyone! I'll see you next week post-Monkees concert.
	2:14pm Jeff Golick: Request: a three-hour show?

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from May 21, 2014

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