WFMU: Therese: Playlist from September 1, 2014

Listener comments!
	12:04am sugarwolf: hi!!!
	12:05am Therese: Ssssugarwolf! Hello!
	12:06am BadGuyZero))): Rabbit rabbit. Happy new month! And happy Labor Day music set!
	12:06am JakeGould: I sense a theme. Hello!
	12:07am JakeGould: “Men at Work“
	12:07am Skirkie: Long live the proletariat
	12:09am northguineahills: Man, early REM and midperiod SY, you're hitting the hits!
	12:11am Ken From Hyde Park: When Bethany comes on in 20 hours, she'll play some "works" by some great composers.
	12:11am r i s k y: DADDYS HOME!
	12:14am JakeGould: Coal mine. What about those guys stuck in a gold mine?
	12:16am r i s k y: Therese please tell me you have off tomorrow?
	12:17am sugarwolf: Every time I've been asked at work "do you work here" I keep forgetting to quote the Art School Girls of Doom. "Yeah I'm working it. FIERCELY"
	12:21am sugarwolf: oh I have been listening to Pulp a lot lately....
	12:21am Steve-O: Hi there, Therese! I hope you enjoyed the last day of the (calendar) summer.....and I hope you're having a good Labor Day so far. =)
	12:23am r i s k y: Glenn Jones and Xray played Sonic Youth's Carpenters cover of 'Loving you' AND they played the William Shatner cover of this Pulp track. Go Therese, the radiowave fader invader!
	12:25am P-90: Welcome to Labor day, Therese and everybody! The Pulp original is still even better than the Bill Shatner/Ben Folds version...
	12:28am Lonely Planet Boy: I'm loving listening live since I have Monday off. It's a rare treat.
	12:28am rw: It's still August here. I'm holding on as long as possible. Hello e'rybody!
	12:28am ScottC: @Risky That's what I call a long day ( I've been along for the ride too ) When they say "Labor day Week-End" they really mean "Labor Day Week- End"...
	12:30am rw: Always wondered what would happen if I didn't work. Maceo!!!
	12:31am r i s k y: @ScottC word that up the flagpole.
	12:31am BadGuyZero))): It's almost Labor Day here.
	12:32am JakeGould: Labor day in NJ means what exactly?
	12:33am JakeGould: Here ya go! www.youtube.com...
	12:37am BadGuyZero))): Maybe they don't have to pay publishing royalties if the words are different.
	12:37am Mary Wing: Offer me sweaters, offer me blouses, and I decline. :-)
	12:38am jonathan valdez: ah dang. just tuned in. bummed i missed "common people"
	12:38am r i s k y: Wakka wakka bing bong
	12:38am rw: I think I heard Amanda Nazario sing along with that one word for word one time on air. You might ask her.
	12:39am BadGuyZero))): For those about to strike... WE SALUTE YOU!
	12:40am JakeGould: Amanda makes up words herself right? I recall her doing that to that Tom T. Hall “I like ducks, I hate dreams.” song.
	12:40am Ken From Hyde Park: Let's show them all and not go into work on Tuesday, either. Nyah!
	12:41am ScottC: I know the Bay Area has nothing on NY but that "Common People" song illustrates exactly what is going on in San Francisco right now - thanks Google! a bigger collection of asswipes I have never seen...
	12:41am r i s k y: That bed must is ultra snooze worthy. This is jammin though yowwwww!
	12:41am cbk: hello Therese. I have seen soooo many different words posted as the lyrics to End Of The World. Does Stipe even remember them? : )
	12:42am rw: Ken FHP what if I'm self employed?
	12:42am Steve-O: Yeah, I've heard about Market Basket, and I agree with ya, Therese! If they had any here in Texas, I would definitely shop there. Kudos to Mr. Demoulas, and all the workers who took a stand for labor! =)
	12:42am Steve-O: Hey! I remember this song from one of Mary Wing's marathon shows from 2012....that was awesome. =)
	12:43am JakeGould: ScottC, that junk is happening in Brooklyn as well. I moved from “yuppie” Brooklyn to “working class” Brooklyn & it’s like another planet.
	12:44am Eric the Half a Bee: All those years I suspected the Simply Red version wasn't the original, and finally tracking this down. Gets down and funks it up!
	12:45am Mary Wing: Wow, good memory, Steve-O! I love this song!
	12:49am ScottC: @JakeGould I tried to find shelter in the East Bay and they followed me...like a mold. The funny thing is they are so smug and I think to myself "just wait until they send your irrelevant little time-slot-filling job to Mumbai and see how you survive. Me? downsized 7years ago - self-employed now I'm doing OK living by my wits!
	12:50am JakeGould: I feel fairly safe now in Bay Ridge. I have a feeling I might be the first of many gentrifiers in the future. But that is a long way off. The 2-3 block area around my place is Hookah bar & laundromat city. And that is not changing any time soon. Some comfort in that.
	12:53am Lonely Planet Boy: Gwen's percussion soundin' great.
	12:53am P-90: I hear that hookah bar/laundromats are the next big thing
	12:56am rw: Therese, loving the work theme. Excellent picks. Grooving along while working from home.
	12:58am rw: My neighborhood hookah bar just closed. Laundromat's still going strong though.
	12:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: BillyBragg: ...'I had this guitar that only made one sound - but ! - it was the sound of TheClash's 1st album !'...
	1:01am RCinMT: "not" workin for the man (but f'in great!)
	1:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...more like Werkin' for the Woman ? - right RC ...I think of Minutemen's cover of 'Don't Look Now' - & have I heard CCR's original (Live?) much - now that I think of it ?
	1:04am cbk: I dont know much. Theres only three things that I actualy really know. But I know them really really well....
	1:04am BadGuyZero))): What happened to the squeaky chair?
	1:06am P-90: "Cardinal Fang, put that DJ in the.......SQUEAKY CHAIR!"
	1:07am Hoboken Jack: We heard "Mean Woman Blues" by Mr. Orbison, first recorded by the King himself, Elvis Presley.
	1:09am cbk: I used to work with a guy named Ted Milliken. Every time I read his name on his time card I said. Dead Milkmen....
	1:13am BadGuyZero))): I just saw a photo of a cat eating spaghetti and I can't stop laughing.
	1:14am coalhard: Don't forget to listen to "working in the coal mine" on DEVO'S New Traditionalists on 1981 album everyone!
	1:16am coalhard: never mind I see that's been covered
	1:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ◉ WH♂ ◉
	1:21am TEMPE DAVE: g'day Therese. Tempe Dave from Sydney OZ here requesting Eddy Current Suppression Ring from Melbourne OZ. please. cheers. enjoy your Labour Day Yankees ...
	1:23am BadGuyZero))): The photo of the cat eating spaghetti: twitter.com...
	1:24am Hoboken Jack: Just read a really nice interview w/ Viv of the Slits in MOJO
	1:24am JakeGould: Pasghetti Cat!
	1:24am P-90: An italian cat if ever I saw one
	1:26am Therese: Spaghetti!!
	1:26am JakeGould: Nah, that cat might go to “Olive Garden.”
	1:26am Tome: SpEcTaCuLaR Show Therese ! ! indeed ..
	1:26am cbk: Really? Spahetti Cat.... I guess Darwin did get it wrong after all. : )
	1:27am JakeGould: I just ate some fancy Italian olive rolls. So they you go cat!
	1:28am P-90: That's NO Olive Garden posercat. Trust me.
	1:28am rw: OK JakeGould. Let's see the photo.
	1:29am TEMPE DAVE: oh, and meant to say - fantastic playlist!! (for Mon afternoon pottering about the house in first day of Spring sunny Sydney). thank you kindly.
	1:33am JakeGould: No rw. It’s not a cute GIF of me eating anything.
	1:35am P-90: That cat would love my homemade Miaorinara sauce
	1:38am cbk: Though...Hungry Kittens would probably eat their own poop, if you put marinara sauce on it. I know I would. Yum : P
	1:39am rw: Miao-ri-nara. Nice. Complete with Italian spelling... impressive.
	1:41am rw: My dog would eat that shit for sure.
	1:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...only Mayor Miaorinara knew where the bodies were buried - & he never told...
	1:47am BadGuyZero))): "Money Changes Everything" was written by Tom Gray of The Brains, who recorded the original version in 1978. #InterwebsSearchResult
	1:49am BadGuyZero))): There's still three more months of summer in Texas.
	1:53am rw: Not ready for summer to end! Labor Day starts in an hour and 10 min here!
	1:55am Hoboken Jack: The quality of this Literature track is improving the odds I'll go see them at Cake Shop in a couple of weeks.
	1:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (...Paskiggy thinks: ...the trouble w/ Italian food is - five or six days later, yer just hungry again...)
	1:57am JakeGould: If summer is over, this autumn is awfully sweaty.
	1:57am rw: I mean an hour and seven minutes... an hour and two minutes.
	1:59am rw: I know nobody cares, but yesterday I sweated more than I had in years.
	1:59am BadGuyZero))): @Hoboken Jack: You absolutely should go see Literature. They are great.
	2:00am BadGuyZero))): Yes! The Soup Dragons when they were good!
	2:01am Hoboken Jack: thanks Bad Guy! I saw them do a short set at NYC Popfest, when? Last year? Two years ago?
	2:11am JakeGould: The Soup Dragons are very 1980s-1990s.
	2:14am JakeGould: Yesterday was so hot my local dumpy laundromat turned off the lights to handle the AC.
	2:15am rw: I need to purchase a copy of that Lewis LP for my friend Ernest he would like.
	2:16am BadGuyZero))): The first Soup Dragons thing I heard was a compilation of their singles called "Hang Ten" that Sire released in the U.S. around 1987/88. Those songs are so good. They reminded me of The Buzzcocks so I was hooked right away.
	2:17am JakeGould: I remember their cover of “I’m Free” and a press even I went to at the Hard Rock Cafe on 57th with them and “James.”
	2:23am JakeGould: Therese, I paid to see the “Charlatans U.K.” play at the Marquee in Chelsea back in the day. We all have our 1990s shame.
	2:23am Joe B: Hi Therese
	2:28am Therese: Hi Joe!
	2:29am ! I X Key !: ?! INTERROBANG ?!
	2:29am Therese: Jake- I will see your Charlatans UK and raise you Jesus Jones.
	2:29am ! I X Key !: I love this weekly WFMU DJ
	2:29am ! I X Key !: ! (o:
	2:30am Therese: Wikipedia backs me up! en.wikipedia.org...
	2:32am JakeGould: Therese, I have vivid memories of driving down the BQE with friends heading to South Street Seaport, gal wants to play “Jesus Jones” and I am just saying, “Get this off!” and her saying, “Why do you hate them? They just want to have fun!” Yup. We have our shame. Also, “Many people are unfamiliar with the interrobang, and would be puzzled when first seeing it…” DUH!
	2:33am Hoboken Jack: TO me, more impressive than Therese's correct use of "interrobang" was the callback to earlier in the back-announcing with "There's punctuation in the title." I LOL'd, though maybe I'm just loopy at this hour.
	2:33am BadGuyZero))): Nice song pairing!
	2:34am ! I X Key !: !
	2:34am GeesyCreesy: Ditto @BadGuyZero)))'s comment
	2:35am JakeGould: Will there math? Because I work with computers but mainly deal with logic & systems. And have been doing it long enough to say, “Guys, seriously… I am quite bad at math.” Because I am.
	2:37am ! I X Key !: i support you @jg
	2:38am rw: Thank you for the info Therese. Just ordered that Lewis LP. Loving the show. Always love the show!
	2:39am JakeGould: Yo, Kate Bush now has ELEVEN charting records thanks to her concerts. Amazing. www.officialcharts.com...
	2:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Cave Produced by a Tony Cohen : en.wikipedia.org... ...I were curious. ...gotten quite bad @ math because let machines do even the simplest - but is that just changing times ? (/!) ...
	2:41am Slow guy: Uncanny -- I stumbled onto a glorious super-slowdown of this Kate Bush song just a few days ago. 36 minutes well spent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsXhtJ9BTJA
	2:46am JakeGould: Logic & math are two different things. Which is why I have now taken to tossing $10 or $20 on a table when splitting a check because I can’t even anymore. I can’t.
	2:48am ! I X Key !: I love watches at least 36 minutes long, so there's enough time for some information to begin
	2:48am P-90: The large-scale success of Kate B's shows gives me hope that she'll come to New York...
	2:49am rw: Good night everybody. I'm awake, but I'm asleep. I may need to order this record too. Maybe tomorrow.
	2:51am rw: Thanks again Therese!
	2:52am ! I X Key !: The human brain just loses its capability for math after the height of capacity for that late teens ish & that's all there's no hope unless you happen to be one of the 9 people in the world with the highest IQs, in which case good on ya !
	2:54am JakeGould: I remember when I was 9 and could quote exact times and dates of things that happened in school. Made me really popular… Not really.
	2:55am JakeGould: Anyone else here know of the comic, “Megahex?” This book video from Spain makes nice use of Kate Bush. It’s also funny. vimeo.com...
	2:57am Steve-O: Alright, well, this was a great show tonight, as usual, Therese. Enjoy your Labor Day, everybody! =)
	2:58am P-90: Thanks so much Therese!!! Always Primo!
	2:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah Thx LadyT
	2:58am BadGuyZero))): Have a great week, everyone! See you back here next time.

Therese: Playlist from September 1, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
R.E.M.	The Finest Worksong "The Finest Worksong" by "R.E.M."	Document	IRS		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Mekons	Work All Week "Work All Week" by "The Mekons"	The Quality of Mercy is not Strnen	Virgin		0:03:29 (Pop-up)
Sonic Youth	Swimsuit Issue "Swimsuit Issue" by "Sonic Youth"	Dirty	Geffen		0:07:04 (Pop-up)
Os Mutantes	Panis et Circenses "Panis et Circenses" by "Os Mutantes"	Os Mutantes	Polydor		0:09:55 (Pop-up)
Lee Dorsey	Working in a Coal Mine	The New Lee Dorsey	Sundazed		0:13:16 (Pop-up)
The Specials	Maggie's Farm "Maggie's Farm" by "The Specials"	The Singles Collection	Chrysalis		0:16:15 (Pop-up)
Pulp	Common People "Common People" by "Pulp"	Different Class	Island		0:19:32 (Pop-up)
Marva Whitney	You Got to Have a Job (If You Don't Work, You Can't Eat)	James Brown's Original Funky Divas	Polydor		0:25:17 (Pop-up)

The Valentine Brothers	Money's too Tight to Mention	G.I. Disco (V/A)	BBE		0:39:47 (Pop-up)
Gwen Guthrie	Ain't Nothin' Goin' on but the Rent	Number 1s: Dance			0:45:12 (Pop-up)
Aloe Blacc	I Need a Dollar "I Need a Dollar" by "Aloe Blacc"	Good Things	Stones Throw		0:52:24 (Pop-up)
The Clash	Career Opportunities "Career Opportunities" by "The Clash"	The Clash	CBS Records		0:56:45 (Pop-up)
Roy Orbison	Working for the Man "Working for the Man" by "Roy Orbison"	The Essential Roy Orbison	Monument/Orbison/Legacy		0:58:18 (Pop-up)

Spoon	Rent I Pay "Rent I Pay" by "Spoon"	They Want My Soul	Loma Vista / Republic	*	1:13:17 (Pop-up)
The Who	Bell Boy "Bell Boy" by "The Who"	Quadrophenia (Deluxe Edition)	Geffen		1:16:09 (Pop-up)
The Slits	Spend, Spend, Spend "Spend, Spend, Spend" by "The Slits"	Cut	Universal Music		1:21:01 (Pop-up)
Marianne Faithfull	Working Class Hero	Broken English	Island		1:24:20 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Work Song "Work Song" by "Nina Simone"	Nina Simone Anthology: The Colpix Years	Rhino		1:28:57 (Pop-up)
Samuel Gompers	Labor's Service to Freedom	EarthStation1.com			1:31:34 (Pop-up)
Van & Schenck	Ain't We Got Fun "Ain't We Got Fun" by "Van & Schenck"	The Romantic Age of the 1920s			1:32:05 (Pop-up)
They Might Be Giants	Minimum Wage	Flood	Elektra		1:35:06 (Pop-up)
Okkervil River	Money Changes Everything	Golden Opportunities 3	No Label		1:36:13 (Pop-up)
Bruce Springsteen	Atlantic City "Atlantic City" by "Bruce Springsteen"	Nebraska	Columbia		1:39:20 (Pop-up)

God Help the Girl	God Help the Girl	God Help the Girl: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack	Milan	*	1:49:41 (Pop-up)
Literature	Court/Date "Court/Date" by "Literature"	Chorus	Slumberland	*	1:52:05 (Pop-up)
Sloan	You've Got a Lot on Your Mind	Commonwealth	Yep Roc	*	1:54:46 (Pop-up)
The Soup Dragons	Pleasantly Surprised	C86: Deluxe 3-CD Edition (V/A)	Cherry Red	*	1:57:59 (Pop-up)
Parquet Courts	What Color is Blood?	Sunbathing Animal	What's Your Rupture?	*	2:00:30 (Pop-up)
Courtney Barnett	Avant Gardener "Avant Gardener" by "Courtney Barnett"	The Double EP: A Sea of Split Peas	Mom + Pop	*	2:03:49 (Pop-up)
Lewis	Cool Night in Paris "Cool Night in Paris" by "Lewis"	L'Amour	Light in the Attic	*	2:09:01 (Pop-up)
Money	Letter to Yesterday "Letter to Yesterday" by "Money"	The Shadow of Heaven	Bella Union	*	2:12:02 (Pop-up)

Timber Timbre	Curtains?! "Curtains?!" by "Timber Timbre"	Hot Dreams	Arts & Crafts	*	2:27:13 (Pop-up)
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds	Red Right Hand	Let Love In	Mute / Elektra		2:30:58 (Pop-up)
Kate Bush	Wuthering Heights "Wuthering Heights" by "Kate Bush"	The Whole Story	EMI		2:36:50 (Pop-up)
Dan Melchior und Das Menace	A Wizard Doesn't Need a Computer	Hunger	Castle Face	*	2:41:34 (Pop-up)
Owen Maercks	Asleep and Awake "Asleep and Awake" by "Owen Maercks"	Teenage Sex Therapist	Feeding Tube	*	2:44:27 (Pop-up)
Vic Pitts and the Cheaters	Down by the River	The Lost Tapes	Secret Stash	*	2:48:41 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:04am sugarwolf: hi!!!
	12:05am Therese: Ssssugarwolf! Hello!
	12:06am BadGuyZero))): Rabbit rabbit. Happy new month! And happy Labor Day music set!
	12:06am JakeGould: I sense a theme. Hello!
	12:07am JakeGould: “Men at Work“
	12:07am Skirkie: Long live the proletariat
	12:09am northguineahills: Man, early REM and midperiod SY, you're hitting the hits!
	12:11am Ken From Hyde Park: When Bethany comes on in 20 hours, she'll play some "works" by some great composers.
	12:11am r i s k y: DADDYS HOME!
	12:14am JakeGould: Coal mine. What about those guys stuck in a gold mine?
	12:16am r i s k y: Therese please tell me you have off tomorrow?
	12:17am sugarwolf: Every time I've been asked at work "do you work here" I keep forgetting to quote the Art School Girls of Doom. "Yeah I'm working it. FIERCELY"
	12:21am sugarwolf: oh I have been listening to Pulp a lot lately....
	12:21am Steve-O: Hi there, Therese! I hope you enjoyed the last day of the (calendar) summer.....and I hope you're having a good Labor Day so far. =)
	12:23am r i s k y: Glenn Jones and Xray played Sonic Youth's Carpenters cover of 'Loving you' AND they played the William Shatner cover of this Pulp track. Go Therese, the radiowave fader invader!
	12:25am P-90: Welcome to Labor day, Therese and everybody! The Pulp original is still even better than the Bill Shatner/Ben Folds version...
	12:28am Lonely Planet Boy: I'm loving listening live since I have Monday off. It's a rare treat.
	12:28am rw: It's still August here. I'm holding on as long as possible. Hello e'rybody!
	12:28am ScottC: @Risky That's what I call a long day ( I've been along for the ride too ) When they say "Labor day Week-End" they really mean "Labor Day Week- End"...
	12:30am rw: Always wondered what would happen if I didn't work. Maceo!!!
	12:31am r i s k y: @ScottC word that up the flagpole.
	12:31am BadGuyZero))): It's almost Labor Day here.
	12:32am JakeGould: Labor day in NJ means what exactly?
	12:33am JakeGould: Here ya go! www.youtube.com...
	12:37am BadGuyZero))): Maybe they don't have to pay publishing royalties if the words are different.
	12:37am Mary Wing: Offer me sweaters, offer me blouses, and I decline. :-)
	12:38am jonathan valdez: ah dang. just tuned in. bummed i missed "common people"
	12:38am r i s k y: Wakka wakka bing bong
	12:38am rw: I think I heard Amanda Nazario sing along with that one word for word one time on air. You might ask her.
	12:39am BadGuyZero))): For those about to strike... WE SALUTE YOU!
	12:40am JakeGould: Amanda makes up words herself right? I recall her doing that to that Tom T. Hall “I like ducks, I hate dreams.” song.
	12:40am Ken From Hyde Park: Let's show them all and not go into work on Tuesday, either. Nyah!
	12:41am ScottC: I know the Bay Area has nothing on NY but that "Common People" song illustrates exactly what is going on in San Francisco right now - thanks Google! a bigger collection of asswipes I have never seen...
	12:41am r i s k y: That bed must is ultra snooze worthy. This is jammin though yowwwww!
	12:41am cbk: hello Therese. I have seen soooo many different words posted as the lyrics to End Of The World. Does Stipe even remember them? : )
	12:42am rw: Ken FHP what if I'm self employed?
	12:42am Steve-O: Yeah, I've heard about Market Basket, and I agree with ya, Therese! If they had any here in Texas, I would definitely shop there. Kudos to Mr. Demoulas, and all the workers who took a stand for labor! =)
	12:42am Steve-O: Hey! I remember this song from one of Mary Wing's marathon shows from 2012....that was awesome. =)
	12:43am JakeGould: ScottC, that junk is happening in Brooklyn as well. I moved from “yuppie” Brooklyn to “working class” Brooklyn & it’s like another planet.
	12:44am Eric the Half a Bee: All those years I suspected the Simply Red version wasn't the original, and finally tracking this down. Gets down and funks it up!
	12:45am Mary Wing: Wow, good memory, Steve-O! I love this song!
	12:49am ScottC: @JakeGould I tried to find shelter in the East Bay and they followed me...like a mold. The funny thing is they are so smug and I think to myself "just wait until they send your irrelevant little time-slot-filling job to Mumbai and see how you survive. Me? downsized 7years ago - self-employed now I'm doing OK living by my wits!
	12:50am JakeGould: I feel fairly safe now in Bay Ridge. I have a feeling I might be the first of many gentrifiers in the future. But that is a long way off. The 2-3 block area around my place is Hookah bar & laundromat city. And that is not changing any time soon. Some comfort in that.
	12:53am Lonely Planet Boy: Gwen's percussion soundin' great.
	12:53am P-90: I hear that hookah bar/laundromats are the next big thing
	12:56am rw: Therese, loving the work theme. Excellent picks. Grooving along while working from home.
	12:58am rw: My neighborhood hookah bar just closed. Laundromat's still going strong though.
	12:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: BillyBragg: ...'I had this guitar that only made one sound - but ! - it was the sound of TheClash's 1st album !'...
	1:01am RCinMT: "not" workin for the man (but f'in great!)
	1:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...more like Werkin' for the Woman ? - right RC ...I think of Minutemen's cover of 'Don't Look Now' - & have I heard CCR's original (Live?) much - now that I think of it ?
	1:04am cbk: I dont know much. Theres only three things that I actualy really know. But I know them really really well....
	1:04am BadGuyZero))): What happened to the squeaky chair?
	1:06am P-90: "Cardinal Fang, put that DJ in the.......SQUEAKY CHAIR!"
	1:07am Hoboken Jack: We heard "Mean Woman Blues" by Mr. Orbison, first recorded by the King himself, Elvis Presley.
	1:09am cbk: I used to work with a guy named Ted Milliken. Every time I read his name on his time card I said. Dead Milkmen....
	1:13am BadGuyZero))): I just saw a photo of a cat eating spaghetti and I can't stop laughing.
	1:14am coalhard: Don't forget to listen to "working in the coal mine" on DEVO'S New Traditionalists on 1981 album everyone!
	1:16am coalhard: never mind I see that's been covered
	1:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ◉ WH♂ ◉
	1:21am TEMPE DAVE: g'day Therese. Tempe Dave from Sydney OZ here requesting Eddy Current Suppression Ring from Melbourne OZ. please. cheers. enjoy your Labour Day Yankees ...
	1:23am BadGuyZero))): The photo of the cat eating spaghetti: twitter.com...
	1:24am Hoboken Jack: Just read a really nice interview w/ Viv of the Slits in MOJO
	1:24am JakeGould: Pasghetti Cat!
	1:24am P-90: An italian cat if ever I saw one
	1:26am Therese: Spaghetti!!
	1:26am JakeGould: Nah, that cat might go to “Olive Garden.”
	1:26am Tome: SpEcTaCuLaR Show Therese ! ! indeed ..
	1:26am cbk: Really? Spahetti Cat.... I guess Darwin did get it wrong after all. : )
	1:27am JakeGould: I just ate some fancy Italian olive rolls. So they you go cat!
	1:28am P-90: That's NO Olive Garden posercat. Trust me.
	1:28am rw: OK JakeGould. Let's see the photo.
	1:29am TEMPE DAVE: oh, and meant to say - fantastic playlist!! (for Mon afternoon pottering about the house in first day of Spring sunny Sydney). thank you kindly.
	1:33am JakeGould: No rw. It’s not a cute GIF of me eating anything.
	1:35am P-90: That cat would love my homemade Miaorinara sauce
	1:38am cbk: Though...Hungry Kittens would probably eat their own poop, if you put marinara sauce on it. I know I would. Yum : P
	1:39am rw: Miao-ri-nara. Nice. Complete with Italian spelling... impressive.
	1:41am rw: My dog would eat that shit for sure.
	1:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...only Mayor Miaorinara knew where the bodies were buried - & he never told...
	1:47am BadGuyZero))): "Money Changes Everything" was written by Tom Gray of The Brains, who recorded the original version in 1978. #InterwebsSearchResult
	1:49am BadGuyZero))): There's still three more months of summer in Texas.
	1:53am rw: Not ready for summer to end! Labor Day starts in an hour and 10 min here!
	1:55am Hoboken Jack: The quality of this Literature track is improving the odds I'll go see them at Cake Shop in a couple of weeks.
	1:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (...Paskiggy thinks: ...the trouble w/ Italian food is - five or six days later, yer just hungry again...)
	1:57am JakeGould: If summer is over, this autumn is awfully sweaty.
	1:57am rw: I mean an hour and seven minutes... an hour and two minutes.
	1:59am rw: I know nobody cares, but yesterday I sweated more than I had in years.
	1:59am BadGuyZero))): @Hoboken Jack: You absolutely should go see Literature. They are great.
	2:00am BadGuyZero))): Yes! The Soup Dragons when they were good!
	2:01am Hoboken Jack: thanks Bad Guy! I saw them do a short set at NYC Popfest, when? Last year? Two years ago?
	2:11am JakeGould: The Soup Dragons are very 1980s-1990s.
	2:14am JakeGould: Yesterday was so hot my local dumpy laundromat turned off the lights to handle the AC.
	2:15am rw: I need to purchase a copy of that Lewis LP for my friend Ernest he would like.
	2:16am BadGuyZero))): The first Soup Dragons thing I heard was a compilation of their singles called "Hang Ten" that Sire released in the U.S. around 1987/88. Those songs are so good. They reminded me of The Buzzcocks so I was hooked right away.
	2:17am JakeGould: I remember their cover of “I’m Free” and a press even I went to at the Hard Rock Cafe on 57th with them and “James.”
	2:23am JakeGould: Therese, I paid to see the “Charlatans U.K.” play at the Marquee in Chelsea back in the day. We all have our 1990s shame.
	2:23am Joe B: Hi Therese
	2:28am Therese: Hi Joe!
	2:29am ! I X Key !: ?! INTERROBANG ?!
	2:29am Therese: Jake- I will see your Charlatans UK and raise you Jesus Jones.
	2:29am ! I X Key !: I love this weekly WFMU DJ
	2:29am ! I X Key !: ! (o:
	2:30am Therese: Wikipedia backs me up! en.wikipedia.org...
	2:32am JakeGould: Therese, I have vivid memories of driving down the BQE with friends heading to South Street Seaport, gal wants to play “Jesus Jones” and I am just saying, “Get this off!” and her saying, “Why do you hate them? They just want to have fun!” Yup. We have our shame. Also, “Many people are unfamiliar with the interrobang, and would be puzzled when first seeing it…” DUH!
	2:33am Hoboken Jack: TO me, more impressive than Therese's correct use of "interrobang" was the callback to earlier in the back-announcing with "There's punctuation in the title." I LOL'd, though maybe I'm just loopy at this hour.
	2:33am BadGuyZero))): Nice song pairing!
	2:34am ! I X Key !: !
	2:34am GeesyCreesy: Ditto @BadGuyZero)))'s comment
	2:35am JakeGould: Will there math? Because I work with computers but mainly deal with logic & systems. And have been doing it long enough to say, “Guys, seriously… I am quite bad at math.” Because I am.
	2:37am ! I X Key !: i support you @jg
	2:38am rw: Thank you for the info Therese. Just ordered that Lewis LP. Loving the show. Always love the show!
	2:39am JakeGould: Yo, Kate Bush now has ELEVEN charting records thanks to her concerts. Amazing. www.officialcharts.com...
	2:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Cave Produced by a Tony Cohen : en.wikipedia.org... ...I were curious. ...gotten quite bad @ math because let machines do even the simplest - but is that just changing times ? (/!) ...
	2:41am Slow guy: Uncanny -- I stumbled onto a glorious super-slowdown of this Kate Bush song just a few days ago. 36 minutes well spent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsXhtJ9BTJA
	2:46am JakeGould: Logic & math are two different things. Which is why I have now taken to tossing $10 or $20 on a table when splitting a check because I can’t even anymore. I can’t.
	2:48am ! I X Key !: I love watches at least 36 minutes long, so there's enough time for some information to begin
	2:48am P-90: The large-scale success of Kate B's shows gives me hope that she'll come to New York...
	2:49am rw: Good night everybody. I'm awake, but I'm asleep. I may need to order this record too. Maybe tomorrow.
	2:51am rw: Thanks again Therese!
	2:52am ! I X Key !: The human brain just loses its capability for math after the height of capacity for that late teens ish & that's all there's no hope unless you happen to be one of the 9 people in the world with the highest IQs, in which case good on ya !
	2:54am JakeGould: I remember when I was 9 and could quote exact times and dates of things that happened in school. Made me really popular… Not really.
	2:55am JakeGould: Anyone else here know of the comic, “Megahex?” This book video from Spain makes nice use of Kate Bush. It’s also funny. vimeo.com...
	2:57am Steve-O: Alright, well, this was a great show tonight, as usual, Therese. Enjoy your Labor Day, everybody! =)
	2:58am P-90: Thanks so much Therese!!! Always Primo!
	2:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah Thx LadyT
	2:58am BadGuyZero))): Have a great week, everyone! See you back here next time.

Therese: Playlist from September 1, 2014

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