WFMU: Brian Turner: Playlist from March 17, 2015

Listener comments!
	3:01pm Cecile: hola!
	3:02pm Brian Turner: 1-800-989-WFMU or pledge right now on this playlist page!
	3:06pm cory: who designed the board game?
	3:08pm Shari Vari: Quick question: do we get entered in drawings if we pledge online during the show (and credit the pledge to the show)?
	3:08pm cory: shari, yes you do! click away
	3:09pm Caryn: @Shari Vari: yep. And if you use the pledge widget on the playlist page, your pledge is automatically credited to the show, so it saves on hassle.
	3:10pm Shari Vari: Thanx!
	3:11pm Cecile: yeah, but if you want to pledge to another show in addition, or instead of, it's also easy to change.
	3:18pm Cecile: shari vari, dig your username.
	3:20pm Thomas: Pledge now to win this book! "A Man Called Destruction: The Life and Music of Alex Chilton..." ($20 makes ya eligible)
	3:21pm Slugsadist: Woah who did the artwork for that?
	3:24pm Thomas: which, Slugsadist?
	3:29pm sphere: hello hello
	3:34pm Caryn: For some reason, I feel a huge urge to play Cones of Dunshire now.
	3:35pm common: hello!
	3:35pm cosmic matrix: my friend gen turned me on to chrome when i was 14 y/o. changed my LIFE.
	3:35pm Cecile: hahhaha, Caryn. "punishingly intricate"
	3:37pm Caryn: @Cecile: exactly. I feel a huge urge to start playing, then stop playing pretty fast because I'm completely confounded by the rules and strategy.
	3:37pm Thomas: Pledge now for Chrome's "Half Machine From The Sun" 2xLP!
	3:40pm Cecile: hahhahahsaha obviously you're not a nationally ranked Settlers of Catan player
	3:44pm Polyus: I forgot how funny this interview was.
	3:45pm Caryn: @Cecile: heh, definitely not. The most intricate I get is Carcassone.
	3:45pm Caryn: Darn, that should have two n's.
	3:46pm Cecile: I've wanted to play that, but never got around to it. I keep calling it Carcass One
	3:48pm Caryn: I keep wanting to get the expansions, but my money tends to go to WFMU. I can live with that.
	3:52pm JakeGould: The only games I like have no depth. Checkers, dominos, pinball, arm wrestling…
	3:52pm Shari Vari: Well shoot. Pledged online and just missed the Chrome giveaway.
	3:53pm sphere: Maybe we could kickstart a WFMU game. :)
	3:54pm Cecile: I play a lot of app games, but I'm getting to the point where I'm getting into basic strategy games. My husband is hoping that my new interest spills into D&D or something.
	3:54pm Caryn: @sphere: surely that's an idea for a DJ premium for next year.
	3:55pm cory: dnd and pathfinder rock. btw pathfinder also has a couple of card type games that are a blast
	3:55pm Cecile: Ken probably has a file of stuff from the time we were talking about making a WFMU game app on his show.
	3:55pm Thomas: Giving away this Octagrape LP of Brian Turner-inspired covers pretty soon! $20+ is all ya need
	3:56pm Cecile: he's trying to get me to play Munchkin which looks fun. I played Cutting off Heads with him and his buds, which is a riot.
	3:56pm Caryn: I like puzzles and puzzle games, cards, board games... I can't do with too much strategy, but don't mind a modicum of it.
	3:56pm JakeGould: This past winter one of my “stuck indoors” pastimes was to setup MAME on my Mac but only with the games I grew up playing. So it’s mainly the dumb video games from the 1970s and early 1980s. No deep plot, but THAT is my video game world. Fascinating how Space Invaders still grabs me, but other games just don’t.
	3:57pm cory: Munchkin is a really great 2 player game. haven't tried more than that though. we also really like Ticket To Ride.
	3:57pm Cecile: I like cribbage. And Galaga. And Plants vs. Zombies. And Auro.
	3:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Love watching Galaga. I can't play it worth beans.
	3:58pm JakeGould: The video games taper off around 1982 and the oldest I care about is 1985. Mr. Do became an OCD thing. Geez that game.
	3:58pm Cecile: this Stormtrooper was what I always wanted the Who to sound like.
	3:58pm Pat in Philadelphia: Thanks Brian and Thomas!
	3:59pm Caryn: @JakeGould: yep, today's first-person shooters, strategy games or complex MMORPGs don't grab me, but give me Space Invaders or some old-timey Commodore 64 games, I'm all over it.
	3:59pm Cecile: I like a lot of the Who, but they had to grow on me, and they never sounded as loud and dirty as rock critics would have me believe.
	3:59pm Slugsadist: The art for Budget Budokan 3
	4:00pm Cecile: I like Infinity Blade III. Duel monsters. Get pretty gems.
	4:00pm Slugsadist: Oh itt says right there I'm stupid.
	4:01pm anon: Is this really a marathon?
	4:01pm d¢ pät: well the Who were first and foremost a pop group that also happened to play really loud live with feedback and stuff. Once you get that you sort of see where the studio albums come from. The Kinks sound more rough than the Who did.
	4:02pm JakeGould: For me, I remember first seeing “Chiller”—the arcade game—where you just shoot and mutilate in 8-bit and I wasn’t disgusted by it as much as… Why would I want to spend time doing that? Had to be 1986 when I saw that.
	4:03pm Cecile: yeah, I figured that out finally, dcp.
	4:03pm Caryn: Yeah, The Who had loud live shows and the craziness of Keith Moon. Otherwise, they weren't very rough or wild.
	4:03pm d¢ pät: stuff = breaking everything into pieces. I guess that's where the reputation came from.
	4:04pm d¢ pät: I love the first 4 albums but the synth shit leaves me tapping my foot now.
	4:04pm Cecile: Yeah. I definitely preferred the Kinks, Creation and Move.
	4:04pm cory: i had a drummer friend once tell me that keith moon wasn't very good. he's since come out as a bassist.
	4:05pm d¢ pät: uh..tapping my foot impatiently, not in time with the music.
	4:05pm chris: lol, cory!
	4:06pm JakeGould: I hear Ringo Starr was a bad drummer.
	4:06pm d¢ pät: Keith was good, he just didn't do anything technically amazing on the recordings. He played kind of backwards too.
	4:06pm Caryn: I love The Who, but I just don't consider them terribly rough. Just very good at perpetuating a reputation through their live shows and extracurricular antics.
	4:06pm d¢ pät: oooh JakeGould is egging me on I think...
	4:07pm joe: 'ello folks
	4:07pm Sem Chumbo: Glyn Johns, on the Mike Shelley show interview, said having Moon in the studio was mayhemic.
	4:07pm d¢ pät: well like I said, they were just a pop group really.
	4:07pm Cecile: it's just I got this impression that once I heard the Who my MIND. WOULD. BE. BLOWN. but it didn't happen.
	4:08pm Brendan: Under the weather here. Touch Me I'm Sick by Mudhoney would hit the spot
	4:09pm Caryn: John Entwistle is who I go for. I loved that The Kids Are Alright DVD had the feature where you could isolate the individual members performances. I can listen to the 2 isolated Entwistle tracks over and over again.
	4:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - It's important that The Wh♂ were the 1st band w/ six-foot amps (Marshal stacks) - when The Beatles were still in suits. The Kinks & Yardbirds were significant too in pioneering what we now call 'Hard Rock' &/or Guitar Rawk. Also the American Garage people like the Sonics (& their antecedents in Rockabilly like Link Wray & Surf like Dick Dale - who would blow amplifiers pushing them). These were the link between the energy of James Brown & Little Richard to the age of Amplifiers...What we think of now as Loud Metallic Rawk didn't begin to even be possible until the late 60s. Then The Wh♂ became pretty Heavy & less Mod; Townshend: 'People like Hendrix & Zep always stole from us - & we always stole back'...
	4:11pm JakeGould: “Cabbage Patch Kids.” Reminds me I need to buy Kimchi. www.youtube.com...
	4:14pm JakeGould: Never forget the “Cabbage Patch Kids” riots. www.youtube.com...
	4:14pm Caryn: @RRN63: yeah, I think a lot of stuff that we find quite tame was revolutionary and wild at the time. The Who were "the loudest band in the world", but again, mainly in their live shows. Their recordings weren't terribly loud or wild compared to a lot of the stuff out there.
	4:15pm joe: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cabbage_Patch_riots
	4:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - right, the albums were Pete's thing - that's always been talked about ...& it was Pete who coined the term 'Power Pop'.
	4:16pm JakeGould: The second video I posted @4:14 the old lady at the end… The best!
	4:17pm Shari Vari: Yeah! I won Octogrape!
	4:18pm Caryn: @JakeGould: young Bryant Gumbel in the first vid!
	4:19pm Brendan: I went to several Who concerts and can't hear a word you're saying.
	4:24pm Thomas: We're giving away these 2 otherworldly LPs to one person: Letha Rodman Melchior's 'Shimmering Ghost' & Johnny Noise 'The Day Is Coming' !!
	4:25pm Carmichael: Hi Brian, Thomas and listeners.
	4:26pm julie: fingers crossed!
	4:26pm Cheri Pi: The mention of Letha gave me full body goosebumps. MAD love <3.1415
	4:27pm Cheri Pi: Heya Carms!
	4:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This Wh♂ from 1965 : www.youtube.com... ...when they perfect video tattoos I might get this...
	4:29pm Lopez: Late to the game but howdy everybody. I freaking LOVE that Darkscortch Canticles box, damn
	4:30pm Michele: Hey guys!
	4:30pm Brian Turner: XX Cheri Pi
	4:30pm Brendan: Corned beef and cabbage patch dolls - a magically delicious St. Patricks Day tradition
	4:31pm Shari Vari: This Stone Axe track is SICK
	4:31pm bill: darkscorch = happy ears
	4:31pm d¢ pät: man, I wasn't going to touch a beer today because of my grow aversion to St. Pat's day but intense day at work is making me rethink this...
	4:31pm Lopez: What's that little radio icon and how can I get one?
	4:32pm d¢ pät: swag for life, @Lopez
	4:33pm Cecile: what a vocal.
	4:35pm Carmichael: Hi Cheri, how's the supervising going? Have you bent your stapler on your employees yet?
	4:36pm Caryn: @dcp: as long as the beer isn't green, it'll be fine.
	4:36pm Caryn: Hi, Michele!
	4:37pm Carmichael: Jaysis, Pat. You MUST hoist a flagon or 3. I love the day itself, just not the stupid "leprechauns for a day".
	4:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Lopez: SWL - when you give an amount automatically every month. I do it because I make very little & want to keep supporting. It's not like gambling for swag in the Marathon w/ the high rollers...
	4:37pm Ken From Hyde Park: Corned beef or cabbage?
	4:37pm tim from champaign: Hey BT and folks! I can't listen right now but I'm rah rah-ing for BT and FMU. Please pledge if you have not already!
	4:44pm Mike East: @RevRabbit - I believe you can totally play the prize lotto by calling in or pledging in small increments that add up to the total that you pledge over the course of the year (not including the "silent" marathon). I did that last year and won all kinds of cool stuff.
	4:46pm Cecile: Mike East, that kind of prize account is now gone.
	4:48pm Mike East: wait, for reals? so...does that mean if I'm swag for life that I'm not supposed to call in for the marathon? I'm confused now.
	4:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's kewl ! No complaints! - just wanted to sound properly humble compared to the big spenders...
	4:50pm Mike East: I get you, Rabbit...I'm just concerned that I've pledged WAY over my head if I wasn't supposed to call in since I'm SFL
	4:51pm Thomas: Giving away this 2xCD comp of Italian New Wave/Electronic very soon!
	4:51pm TDK60: Hey, I like this Spirocheta Pergoli...reminds me of something...can't recall what.
	4:54pm Brendan: This reminds me of a song Grandma used to sing
	4:54pm Uncle Michael: Mike, I think you should email Joe Mcgasko. He can help you sort this out.
	4:55pm Caryn: @Cecile: no, you can still do that. The prize account where you set up, say a SFL and then pledge that amount in increments over the Marathon is over. However, you can pledge small amounts to individual shows, choose the "bill me" option, and then, when the Marathon is over, have Joe McG add all the pledges together into, say a SFL account and change the "bill me" into a monthly credit card payment. That's what I'm doing. I checked with Joe before the Marathon that that is still possible.
	4:56pm Ike: BT sounded almost serious about his sign affecting his personality. Aries: today you will use both your thumbs. Pisces: look for opportunities today to make a right turn, or maybe a left.
	4:58pm TDK60: Kraftwerk, rockin' out!
	4:58pm Slugsadist: I've had an earworm of I think Noura Mint Seygali but I can't find the song it's terrible. Also I didn't know Kraftwerk sounded like this.
	4:59pm Slugsadist: Seymali*
	5:01pm Mike East: @Ike - you're totally right! I've been using both my thumbs all day! you have a gift.
	5:02pm fleep: Thumbs. What a concept.
	5:05pm Barney Grubbs: Thanks! I haven't gotten this much barney miller action since the early 80s.
	5:05pm Caryn: @fleep: well, sure, to a dolphin it's a strange new world.
	5:10pm TDK60: Part of the music and remind me of 'I Found That Essence Rare' by the Gang Of Four.
	5:12pm Slugsadist: I heard this the other day I LOOOVE this track.
	5:13pm Caryn: Ooh, Kubin gets around!
	5:14pm Thomas: 2 prizes up for grabs now! $20 and you could win Owen Maerks's 'Teenage Sex Therapist' LP or German comp "Science Fiction Park Bundesrepublik" CD
	5:16pm TDK60: This Wat? Sanitar! is fun, reminds me a bit of Flying Lizards. Golly, today my Reminder is really 'on'.
	5:27pm Slugsadist: Wot Flying Lizards tracks TGK60?
	5:31pm TDK60: Slugsadist: Not a specific F.L. track, just the overall sound.
	5:33pm chris: if my coffers weren't running a bit dry at the moment, i'd pledge some more to get in the running for this awesomeness www.numerogroup.com...
	5:36pm Cheri Pi: I gotta push my luck. I'll give up all paid parking this year for th' Canticles
	5:38pm Capo: Don't take the great music for granted. Step up bfore Sat. and now is better than waiting.
	5:40pm Lopez: @chris: I'm obsessed with it but already bought the double album without the board game. Numero Group went berserk and way over the top with that!
	5:41pm Cheri Pi: GERMS
	5:44pm Cheri Pi: BRANNON
	5:45pm Cheri Pi: ALL CAPS!!!
	5:47pm Rev. Turnip Druid: FOKES.
	5:47pm Barney Grubbs: Brannon: twitter.com...
	5:48pm Barney Grubbs: I mean BRANNON
	5:48pm Cheri Pi: P fucking Apps!
	5:49pm Cheri Pi: Wuz wrong w/ like your Mom ;)
	5:52pm Cheri Pi: BBBBuuuuuRrrnnnTtttt. $$$$$SssssKkkkuLllllllllLlll!!!!! Album of a lifetime
	5:52pm chris: Nice, CP and Lopez!
	5:54pm d¢ pät: shhhhh! kid is having his piano lesson. can't listen...
	5:55pm Thomas: Giving away Burnt Skull and Dave Markey's Book and the grand prize real soon!!
	5:56pm chris: Playing along with BT's show could get interesting, d¢ pät. Take those lessons in a whole new direction...
	5:56pm Lopez: Great job BT and great job going bonkers you comments section animals!
	5:57pm Rev. Turnip Druid: PAH! BEETEE! DCP!
	5:58pm Shari Vari: ....crossing fingers crossing fingers want want want darkscorch canticles...
	5:58pm chris: Thanks, BT and Thomas!
	5:59pm Cheri Pi: Not to brag or anything but BT was an easy sewer birth
	6:00pm Lopez: Yes Cheri! Congrats Julie from Rockville! Envy of the World!
	6:00pm Shari Vari: YEAAAAAH!!!! Thanks, BT and Storck, for all you do.

Brian Turner: Playlist from March 17, 2015

Order and disorder in a freeform haze of terribly-played guitars, shorted-out electronics, found audio detritus, strange sounds from strange lands all around. Psych-punk-junk, collage, even pop. Lots of in-studio live performances to boot.

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March 17, 2015: Marathon Week 2 w/ co-host THOMAS STORCK

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Los Dug Dugs	Let's Make It Now "Let's Make It Now" by "Los Dug Dugs"
May Blitz	For Madmen Only "For Madmen Only" by "May Blitz"			0:04:21 (Pop-up)
Alex Chilton	You Can't Have Me "You Can't Have Me" by "Alex Chilton"		Chilton bio A MAN CALLED DESTRUCTION (by Holly George Warren) is for grabbage now	0:08:47 (Pop-up)
Wire	Pink Flag "Pink Flag" by "Wire"	Live here on the program April 2011!		0:18:14 (Pop-up)
Sonaura	Song of Sauron "Song of Sauron" by "Sonaura"	Various: Darkscorch Canticles	The deluxe board came + 2LP up for grabs as grand prize today, everyone making a &5 and up premium sized pledge is in the running for end of show! Amazing prize (see above!)	0:29:13 (Pop-up)
Chrome	Looking For Your Door "Looking For Your Door" by "Chrome"	Half Machine From the Sun: Lost Tracks 79-80	2LP prize is up for grabs right now!	0:35:44 (Pop-up)
Helios Creed	Excerpt from WFMU Interview			0:38:57 (Pop-up)
Octagrape	Ghost Punch (Mayyors Cover)	Major Mayyor Maxion Marble	12" up for grabs, Octagrape heard some of these songs they covered here on this very radio show! whoa	0:54:10 (Pop-up)
Stormtrooper	I'm a Mess "I'm a Mess" by "Stormtrooper"			0:55:58 (Pop-up)
Heavy Goods Vehicle	La Grange "La Grange" by "Heavy Goods Vehicle"			0:57:38 (Pop-up)
Mudhoney	The Only Son of the Widow From Nain	Live here on the show!~	whole session is on the BUDGET BUDOKAN 3 disc of live bands here on the show: $75 (see sets above!)	1:04:01 (Pop-up)
Deaf Wish	White heat/Bikini "White heat/Bikini" by "Deaf Wish"	Deaf Wish		1:05:45 (Pop-up)
Letha Rodman Melchior	Edymion/MWCIE	Shimmering Ghost		1:22:40 (Pop-up)
Johnny Noise	Nothing Is Forever "Nothing Is Forever" by "Johnny Noise"	The Day Is Coming	both Letha and Johnny's Siltbreeze LPs will go to one winner very shortly	1:23:14 (Pop-up)
Stone Axe	Slave of Fear "Slave of Fear" by "Stone Axe"	Various: Darkscorch Canticles		1:27:25 (Pop-up)
Las Grecas	Orgulio "Orgulio" by "Las Grecas"			1:32:09 (Pop-up)
Spirocheta Pergoli	Romero's Living Dead	Various: Mutazione	Italian Electronic/New Wave 80s' 2CD anthology up for grabbage now	1:46:33 (Pop-up)
Portion Control	All Present and Correct	I Staggered Mentally		1:49:30 (Pop-up)
Kraftwerk	live Koln "live Koln" by "Kraftwerk"			1:53:36 (Pop-up)
Owen Maerks	60 Cycle Hum "60 Cycle Hum" by "Owen Maerks"	Teenage Sex Therapist	1978 reissue via Feeding Tube (up for grabbage right now!)	2:05:55 (Pop-up)
Wat? Sanitär!	Except Me and My Monkey	Various: Science Fiction Park Bundesrepublik	80s DIY German collection curated by Felix Kubin ALSO up for grabs right now!	2:10:42 (Pop-up)
Sun City Girls	Batman "Batman" by "Sun City Girls"	Carnival Folklore Radio Vol 11/12 WFMU	originally part of a 2002 radio show by the Sun City Girls for this program	2:15:10 (Pop-up)
Die Egozentrischen Zwei	"Die Egozentrischen Zwei"			2:21:51 (Pop-up)
Sin 34	Uncontrollable Urge "Uncontrollable Urge" by "Sin 34"		Dave Markey's WE GOT POWER book chronicling SoCal's 80's HC scene is up for grabs now!	2:38:20 (Pop-up)
Germs	My Tunnel "My Tunnel" by "Germs"	MIA		2:39:20 (Pop-up)
Negative Approach	Live Here on the Show 2008			2:42:37 (Pop-up)
Doom	Live here on the show 9/14 "Live here on the show 9/14" by "Doom"			2:43:15 (Pop-up)
Vox Pop	Just Like Your Mom "Just Like Your Mom" by "Vox Pop"	7"		2:46:56 (Pop-up)
Burnt Skull	God Hole "God Hole" by "Burnt Skull"	Sewer Birth	This is up for grabs too! LP on 12XU	2:49:47 (Pop-up)
Txtyxrkxmmxr	The Northern Winds Reprove, With Vengeance	Acec La Souillure Nous Etrons		2:52:12 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm Cecile: hola!
	3:02pm Brian Turner: 1-800-989-WFMU or pledge right now on this playlist page!
	3:06pm cory: who designed the board game?
	3:08pm Shari Vari: Quick question: do we get entered in drawings if we pledge online during the show (and credit the pledge to the show)?
	3:08pm cory: shari, yes you do! click away
	3:09pm Caryn: @Shari Vari: yep. And if you use the pledge widget on the playlist page, your pledge is automatically credited to the show, so it saves on hassle.
	3:10pm Shari Vari: Thanx!
	3:11pm Cecile: yeah, but if you want to pledge to another show in addition, or instead of, it's also easy to change.
	3:18pm Cecile: shari vari, dig your username.
	3:20pm Thomas: Pledge now to win this book! "A Man Called Destruction: The Life and Music of Alex Chilton..." ($20 makes ya eligible)
	3:21pm Slugsadist: Woah who did the artwork for that?
	3:24pm Thomas: which, Slugsadist?
	3:29pm sphere: hello hello
	3:34pm Caryn: For some reason, I feel a huge urge to play Cones of Dunshire now.
	3:35pm common: hello!
	3:35pm cosmic matrix: my friend gen turned me on to chrome when i was 14 y/o. changed my LIFE.
	3:35pm Cecile: hahhaha, Caryn. "punishingly intricate"
	3:37pm Caryn: @Cecile: exactly. I feel a huge urge to start playing, then stop playing pretty fast because I'm completely confounded by the rules and strategy.
	3:37pm Thomas: Pledge now for Chrome's "Half Machine From The Sun" 2xLP!
	3:40pm Cecile: hahhahahsaha obviously you're not a nationally ranked Settlers of Catan player
	3:44pm Polyus: I forgot how funny this interview was.
	3:45pm Caryn: @Cecile: heh, definitely not. The most intricate I get is Carcassone.
	3:45pm Caryn: Darn, that should have two n's.
	3:46pm Cecile: I've wanted to play that, but never got around to it. I keep calling it Carcass One
	3:48pm Caryn: I keep wanting to get the expansions, but my money tends to go to WFMU. I can live with that.
	3:52pm JakeGould: The only games I like have no depth. Checkers, dominos, pinball, arm wrestling…
	3:52pm Shari Vari: Well shoot. Pledged online and just missed the Chrome giveaway.
	3:53pm sphere: Maybe we could kickstart a WFMU game. :)
	3:54pm Cecile: I play a lot of app games, but I'm getting to the point where I'm getting into basic strategy games. My husband is hoping that my new interest spills into D&D or something.
	3:54pm Caryn: @sphere: surely that's an idea for a DJ premium for next year.
	3:55pm cory: dnd and pathfinder rock. btw pathfinder also has a couple of card type games that are a blast
	3:55pm Cecile: Ken probably has a file of stuff from the time we were talking about making a WFMU game app on his show.
	3:55pm Thomas: Giving away this Octagrape LP of Brian Turner-inspired covers pretty soon! $20+ is all ya need
	3:56pm Cecile: he's trying to get me to play Munchkin which looks fun. I played Cutting off Heads with him and his buds, which is a riot.
	3:56pm Caryn: I like puzzles and puzzle games, cards, board games... I can't do with too much strategy, but don't mind a modicum of it.
	3:56pm JakeGould: This past winter one of my “stuck indoors” pastimes was to setup MAME on my Mac but only with the games I grew up playing. So it’s mainly the dumb video games from the 1970s and early 1980s. No deep plot, but THAT is my video game world. Fascinating how Space Invaders still grabs me, but other games just don’t.
	3:57pm cory: Munchkin is a really great 2 player game. haven't tried more than that though. we also really like Ticket To Ride.
	3:57pm Cecile: I like cribbage. And Galaga. And Plants vs. Zombies. And Auro.
	3:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Love watching Galaga. I can't play it worth beans.
	3:58pm JakeGould: The video games taper off around 1982 and the oldest I care about is 1985. Mr. Do became an OCD thing. Geez that game.
	3:58pm Cecile: this Stormtrooper was what I always wanted the Who to sound like.
	3:58pm Pat in Philadelphia: Thanks Brian and Thomas!
	3:59pm Caryn: @JakeGould: yep, today's first-person shooters, strategy games or complex MMORPGs don't grab me, but give me Space Invaders or some old-timey Commodore 64 games, I'm all over it.
	3:59pm Cecile: I like a lot of the Who, but they had to grow on me, and they never sounded as loud and dirty as rock critics would have me believe.
	3:59pm Slugsadist: The art for Budget Budokan 3
	4:00pm Cecile: I like Infinity Blade III. Duel monsters. Get pretty gems.
	4:00pm Slugsadist: Oh itt says right there I'm stupid.
	4:01pm anon: Is this really a marathon?
	4:01pm d¢ pät: well the Who were first and foremost a pop group that also happened to play really loud live with feedback and stuff. Once you get that you sort of see where the studio albums come from. The Kinks sound more rough than the Who did.
	4:02pm JakeGould: For me, I remember first seeing “Chiller”—the arcade game—where you just shoot and mutilate in 8-bit and I wasn’t disgusted by it as much as… Why would I want to spend time doing that? Had to be 1986 when I saw that.
	4:03pm Cecile: yeah, I figured that out finally, dcp.
	4:03pm Caryn: Yeah, The Who had loud live shows and the craziness of Keith Moon. Otherwise, they weren't very rough or wild.
	4:03pm d¢ pät: stuff = breaking everything into pieces. I guess that's where the reputation came from.
	4:04pm d¢ pät: I love the first 4 albums but the synth shit leaves me tapping my foot now.
	4:04pm Cecile: Yeah. I definitely preferred the Kinks, Creation and Move.
	4:04pm cory: i had a drummer friend once tell me that keith moon wasn't very good. he's since come out as a bassist.
	4:05pm d¢ pät: uh..tapping my foot impatiently, not in time with the music.
	4:05pm chris: lol, cory!
	4:06pm JakeGould: I hear Ringo Starr was a bad drummer.
	4:06pm d¢ pät: Keith was good, he just didn't do anything technically amazing on the recordings. He played kind of backwards too.
	4:06pm Caryn: I love The Who, but I just don't consider them terribly rough. Just very good at perpetuating a reputation through their live shows and extracurricular antics.
	4:06pm d¢ pät: oooh JakeGould is egging me on I think...
	4:07pm joe: 'ello folks
	4:07pm Sem Chumbo: Glyn Johns, on the Mike Shelley show interview, said having Moon in the studio was mayhemic.
	4:07pm d¢ pät: well like I said, they were just a pop group really.
	4:07pm Cecile: it's just I got this impression that once I heard the Who my MIND. WOULD. BE. BLOWN. but it didn't happen.
	4:08pm Brendan: Under the weather here. Touch Me I'm Sick by Mudhoney would hit the spot
	4:09pm Caryn: John Entwistle is who I go for. I loved that The Kids Are Alright DVD had the feature where you could isolate the individual members performances. I can listen to the 2 isolated Entwistle tracks over and over again.
	4:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - It's important that The Wh♂ were the 1st band w/ six-foot amps (Marshal stacks) - when The Beatles were still in suits. The Kinks & Yardbirds were significant too in pioneering what we now call 'Hard Rock' &/or Guitar Rawk. Also the American Garage people like the Sonics (& their antecedents in Rockabilly like Link Wray & Surf like Dick Dale - who would blow amplifiers pushing them). These were the link between the energy of James Brown & Little Richard to the age of Amplifiers...What we think of now as Loud Metallic Rawk didn't begin to even be possible until the late 60s. Then The Wh♂ became pretty Heavy & less Mod; Townshend: 'People like Hendrix & Zep always stole from us - & we always stole back'...
	4:11pm JakeGould: “Cabbage Patch Kids.” Reminds me I need to buy Kimchi. www.youtube.com...
	4:14pm JakeGould: Never forget the “Cabbage Patch Kids” riots. www.youtube.com...
	4:14pm Caryn: @RRN63: yeah, I think a lot of stuff that we find quite tame was revolutionary and wild at the time. The Who were "the loudest band in the world", but again, mainly in their live shows. Their recordings weren't terribly loud or wild compared to a lot of the stuff out there.
	4:15pm joe: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cabbage_Patch_riots
	4:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - right, the albums were Pete's thing - that's always been talked about ...& it was Pete who coined the term 'Power Pop'.
	4:16pm JakeGould: The second video I posted @4:14 the old lady at the end… The best!
	4:17pm Shari Vari: Yeah! I won Octogrape!
	4:18pm Caryn: @JakeGould: young Bryant Gumbel in the first vid!
	4:19pm Brendan: I went to several Who concerts and can't hear a word you're saying.
	4:24pm Thomas: We're giving away these 2 otherworldly LPs to one person: Letha Rodman Melchior's 'Shimmering Ghost' & Johnny Noise 'The Day Is Coming' !!
	4:25pm Carmichael: Hi Brian, Thomas and listeners.
	4:26pm julie: fingers crossed!
	4:26pm Cheri Pi: The mention of Letha gave me full body goosebumps. MAD love <3.1415
	4:27pm Cheri Pi: Heya Carms!
	4:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This Wh♂ from 1965 : www.youtube.com... ...when they perfect video tattoos I might get this...
	4:29pm Lopez: Late to the game but howdy everybody. I freaking LOVE that Darkscortch Canticles box, damn
	4:30pm Michele: Hey guys!
	4:30pm Brian Turner: XX Cheri Pi
	4:30pm Brendan: Corned beef and cabbage patch dolls - a magically delicious St. Patricks Day tradition
	4:31pm Shari Vari: This Stone Axe track is SICK
	4:31pm bill: darkscorch = happy ears
	4:31pm d¢ pät: man, I wasn't going to touch a beer today because of my grow aversion to St. Pat's day but intense day at work is making me rethink this...
	4:31pm Lopez: What's that little radio icon and how can I get one?
	4:32pm d¢ pät: swag for life, @Lopez
	4:33pm Cecile: what a vocal.
	4:35pm Carmichael: Hi Cheri, how's the supervising going? Have you bent your stapler on your employees yet?
	4:36pm Caryn: @dcp: as long as the beer isn't green, it'll be fine.
	4:36pm Caryn: Hi, Michele!
	4:37pm Carmichael: Jaysis, Pat. You MUST hoist a flagon or 3. I love the day itself, just not the stupid "leprechauns for a day".
	4:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Lopez: SWL - when you give an amount automatically every month. I do it because I make very little & want to keep supporting. It's not like gambling for swag in the Marathon w/ the high rollers...
	4:37pm Ken From Hyde Park: Corned beef or cabbage?
	4:37pm tim from champaign: Hey BT and folks! I can't listen right now but I'm rah rah-ing for BT and FMU. Please pledge if you have not already!
	4:44pm Mike East: @RevRabbit - I believe you can totally play the prize lotto by calling in or pledging in small increments that add up to the total that you pledge over the course of the year (not including the "silent" marathon). I did that last year and won all kinds of cool stuff.
	4:46pm Cecile: Mike East, that kind of prize account is now gone.
	4:48pm Mike East: wait, for reals? so...does that mean if I'm swag for life that I'm not supposed to call in for the marathon? I'm confused now.
	4:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's kewl ! No complaints! - just wanted to sound properly humble compared to the big spenders...
	4:50pm Mike East: I get you, Rabbit...I'm just concerned that I've pledged WAY over my head if I wasn't supposed to call in since I'm SFL
	4:51pm Thomas: Giving away this 2xCD comp of Italian New Wave/Electronic very soon!
	4:51pm TDK60: Hey, I like this Spirocheta Pergoli...reminds me of something...can't recall what.
	4:54pm Brendan: This reminds me of a song Grandma used to sing
	4:54pm Uncle Michael: Mike, I think you should email Joe Mcgasko. He can help you sort this out.
	4:55pm Caryn: @Cecile: no, you can still do that. The prize account where you set up, say a SFL and then pledge that amount in increments over the Marathon is over. However, you can pledge small amounts to individual shows, choose the "bill me" option, and then, when the Marathon is over, have Joe McG add all the pledges together into, say a SFL account and change the "bill me" into a monthly credit card payment. That's what I'm doing. I checked with Joe before the Marathon that that is still possible.
	4:56pm Ike: BT sounded almost serious about his sign affecting his personality. Aries: today you will use both your thumbs. Pisces: look for opportunities today to make a right turn, or maybe a left.
	4:58pm TDK60: Kraftwerk, rockin' out!
	4:58pm Slugsadist: I've had an earworm of I think Noura Mint Seygali but I can't find the song it's terrible. Also I didn't know Kraftwerk sounded like this.
	4:59pm Slugsadist: Seymali*
	5:01pm Mike East: @Ike - you're totally right! I've been using both my thumbs all day! you have a gift.
	5:02pm fleep: Thumbs. What a concept.
	5:05pm Barney Grubbs: Thanks! I haven't gotten this much barney miller action since the early 80s.
	5:05pm Caryn: @fleep: well, sure, to a dolphin it's a strange new world.
	5:10pm TDK60: Part of the music and remind me of 'I Found That Essence Rare' by the Gang Of Four.
	5:12pm Slugsadist: I heard this the other day I LOOOVE this track.
	5:13pm Caryn: Ooh, Kubin gets around!
	5:14pm Thomas: 2 prizes up for grabs now! $20 and you could win Owen Maerks's 'Teenage Sex Therapist' LP or German comp "Science Fiction Park Bundesrepublik" CD
	5:16pm TDK60: This Wat? Sanitar! is fun, reminds me a bit of Flying Lizards. Golly, today my Reminder is really 'on'.
	5:27pm Slugsadist: Wot Flying Lizards tracks TGK60?
	5:31pm TDK60: Slugsadist: Not a specific F.L. track, just the overall sound.
	5:33pm chris: if my coffers weren't running a bit dry at the moment, i'd pledge some more to get in the running for this awesomeness www.numerogroup.com...
	5:36pm Cheri Pi: I gotta push my luck. I'll give up all paid parking this year for th' Canticles
	5:38pm Capo: Don't take the great music for granted. Step up bfore Sat. and now is better than waiting.
	5:40pm Lopez: @chris: I'm obsessed with it but already bought the double album without the board game. Numero Group went berserk and way over the top with that!
	5:41pm Cheri Pi: GERMS
	5:44pm Cheri Pi: BRANNON
	5:45pm Cheri Pi: ALL CAPS!!!
	5:47pm Rev. Turnip Druid: FOKES.
	5:47pm Barney Grubbs: Brannon: twitter.com...
	5:48pm Barney Grubbs: I mean BRANNON
	5:48pm Cheri Pi: P fucking Apps!
	5:49pm Cheri Pi: Wuz wrong w/ like your Mom ;)
	5:52pm Cheri Pi: BBBBuuuuuRrrnnnTtttt. $$$$$SssssKkkkuLllllllllLlll!!!!! Album of a lifetime
	5:52pm chris: Nice, CP and Lopez!
	5:54pm d¢ pät: shhhhh! kid is having his piano lesson. can't listen...
	5:55pm Thomas: Giving away Burnt Skull and Dave Markey's Book and the grand prize real soon!!
	5:56pm chris: Playing along with BT's show could get interesting, d¢ pät. Take those lessons in a whole new direction...
	5:56pm Lopez: Great job BT and great job going bonkers you comments section animals!
	5:57pm Rev. Turnip Druid: PAH! BEETEE! DCP!
	5:58pm Shari Vari: ....crossing fingers crossing fingers want want want darkscorch canticles...
	5:58pm chris: Thanks, BT and Thomas!
	5:59pm Cheri Pi: Not to brag or anything but BT was an easy sewer birth
	6:00pm Lopez: Yes Cheri! Congrats Julie from Rockville! Envy of the World!
	6:00pm Shari Vari: YEAAAAAH!!!! Thanks, BT and Storck, for all you do.

Brian Turner: Playlist from March 17, 2015

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