WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from August 19, 2015

Listener comments!
	3:01pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Irwin!
	3:02pm V Priceless: Hey Irwin! Happy Birthday, Joe Frank! Woo!
	3:02pm Listening Out There: "Queen of diamonds"
	3:03pm Irwin: Helly, Bronwon.
	3:04pm Alison Porchnik: Always use a coaster!
	3:05pm Irwin: Respect the wood!
	3:05pm Bronwyn Bishop: My cousins called me Bronwon when they were little.
	👻 3:06pm Alison Porchnik: Tibet Almond Stick.
	3:12pm JakeGould: Hello Irwin, Bronwyn, V Priceless, Alison and others! @Bronwyn: Anyone who is cousins with a seal has my admiration.
	3:12pm Bronwyn Bishop: Would you say they have your seal of approval?
	3:14pm JakeGould: @Bronwyn: I’m not trying to be obvious about it.
	3:15pm Bronwyn Bishop: I can never not hear the Space Lady when I hear this song
	3:15pm V Priceless: yo JakeG!
	3:16pm Wilde: Geist Riders!!
	3:17pm Bronwyn Bishop: Im Himmel!
	3:17pm DatumTrek: Yippe thai yay!
	👻 3:17pm Alison Porchnik: Just what do I need to know about the hamster?
	3:19pm Dean: I hum this tune probably a dozen times a day.
	3:20pm jfreeman: loving the show so far!
	3:21pm Parq: That's it -- I'm changing the name of my autobiography to "Just What Do I Need to Know About the Hamster".
	3:21pm Uncle Michael: whee
	3:22pm Listening Out There: Ah. "Whee" is a four-letter word. Remember the FCC...
	3:24pm Bronwyn Bishop: Good old Waterfall Person
	3:24pm Bronwyn Bishop: I like this better than the original
	3:25pm Irwin: "Bronwyn" has a structural similarity to "Brooklyn," but they are otherwise dissimilar.
	3:25pm Dean: The Beadles!
	3:26pm Bronwyn Bishop: See, that's why I need to move to Brooklyn. Structural similarities. I'll bring that up next time my parents try to dissuade me.
	3:28pm Listening Out There: "Bronwyn" has a structural similarity to "Irwin," but they are otherwise dissimilar.
	👻 3:28pm βrian: The little red book: www.worldcat.org...
	3:31pm Bronwyn Bishop: I like this Beatles motif
	3:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'On Her Majesty's Satanic Secret Service' - by C.S. Fleming Jagger-Richards-Jones. Just don't ask about the Hamster. W/ whom I am otherwise dissimilar.
	3:32pm Ted Kennedy: Baby, you should have drove my car.
	3:33pm Woo: Honored by their country....whatever Ed Sullivan said at Shea Stadium.
	3:35pm Dean: Satan's Secret Service, in league with sibilants
	3:35pm berbo: I enjoyed the sequel, "On Her Majesty's Satanic Secret Service Station to Station", i which the Shell Answer Man fixes your TVC15.
	3:36pm V Priceless: nice one, berbo
	3:38pm Bronwyn Bishop: Clearly the Satan/Santa conspiracy theorists are on to something: ugc-01.cafemomstatic.com...
	3:39pm Irwin: Damn, tried to edit, inadvertently deleted. Blame Santa.
	3:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The La's ! ...what's an 'Oasis'??...
	3:42pm Bronwyn Bishop: Don't forget to hit me up about research assistance!!!
	👻 3:44pm rrg: Wikipedia says: "The album was released in 1990 on Go! Discs in the United Kingdom and in 1991 on London Records in the United States. The album was praised by critics and embraced by fans. It was the result of nearly three years in the studio with a string of acclaimed producers. Each attempted to capture the sound sought by Lee Mavers, the lead singer and principal songwriter of the band. Unfortunately, due to Mavers' exacting expectations, the sound eluded each of the producers, and the album eventually released was immediately disowned by the band. A new version of the album, recorded by Mike Hedges (who has also worked with U2, Manic Street Preachers and The Cure) was found on a cassette, this new version was digitally remastered and released for the first time as part of The La's: Deluxe Edition. This edition also includes previously unreleased archive recordings and radio sessions by the band, as well as deluxe packaging and expanded sleevenotes. The GLR session is a mono reproduction of the right channel only from the original stereo broadcast."
	3:46pm Parq: My lawyer tells me that there is no such thing as a free will. Then she billed me for the time it took her to tell me that.
	3:46pm V Priceless: great Spirit track!
	3:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The band Cast, w/ John Powers from The La's, was pretty good too. Guess what Lee Mavers thot about them.
	3:49pm Irwin: This song goes out to Beans from Jack.
	👻 3:50pm Alison Porchnik: I know Beans is listening with perfectly restored hearing.
	3:51pm Irwin: Yeah, there was always that one little problem.
	3:53pm Dean: If you can't irrevocably trust a lawyer, who can you trust?
	3:54pm Irwin: Satan never let me down.
	3:56pm Irwin: Thanks for the La's backstory, rrg. Now can you explain the apostrophe in the band's name?
	👻 3:57pm rrg: That bothers me too, and always has.
	3:58pm Bronwyn Bishop: Indie-ish pop group the Mowgli's have the same issue
	4:01pm Ike: At least the La's have an excuse: Everyone would pronounce it "Las" as in "Las Vegas" instead of as in multiple "La"s if they didn't have the apostrophe. The Mowgli's (sic) (I'm shuddering at having to type it that way) have no such excuse and should be thrown out an airlock near the Planet of Angry English Teachers.
	4:04pm Dean: Ike's explanation is more or less in accord with Chicago Manual, which prescribes, "To aid comprehension, lowercase letters form the plural with an apostrophe and an s." The example CM provides is "x's and y's," i.e., plurals of single lowercase letters, but the rationale seems the same. "Mowgli's" is expressly forbidden.
	4:05pm JakeGould: The Lo’s
	4:05pm Stanley: Single malt? You gotta be joking!
	👻 4:09pm βrian: Joe's lists are listing to port.
	4:15pm Courtney of Morris: So happy they are playing joe frank again
	4:15pm Lewis: I am indeed happy to be amongst those who listen to wfmu. It pleases me to no end to glance over at the comments to find a well presented discussion on the use of punctuation in band names! (even if it may subject my own careless attention to grammar to ridicule)
	4:18pm Ike: There was a Strand Theatre? Was it related to the bookstore? Ike answers his own question: Looks like it wasn't: cinematreasures.org...
	4:34pm Courtney of Morris: Fmu needs a joe frank event at Monty Hall
	4:42pm Webhamster Henry: If we can't get the man himself, a live show with WFMU DJs would be nice. Actually, a lot of his shows have him or other actors on the phone, so he can phone it in.
	4:54pm berbo: This is just an homage to the "Cheese Shop" sketch, no?
	4:55pm Irwin: That is correct, berb.
	4:56pm Anonymous Coward: I've been in and out of this Joe Frank Episode, so I'm mostly just catching these guys at the bar talking about what the bar doesn't have.... berbo just beat me to the Cheese Shop observation.
	4:56pm bobdoesthings: this is making me thirsty..
	5:02pm berbo: Personally, I really like Goldfish, dating back to a weekend at the Philly Folk Festival some decades ago.
	5:04pm Ike: No Kelly Jones, no peace! No Kelly Jones, no peace!
	5:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...90° - not 180°?
	👻 5:06pm Alison Porchnik: It should never be aligned with the seam because this increases the chances for spillage and leaks.
	5:06pm Anonymous Coward: Thats actually quite smart Irwin, that seam is gonna be prone to leak.
	5:08pm Ike: 180° F is for green tea, not coffee.
	5:08pm Irwin: I drink the coffee quickly enough that it won't leak. I just can't bear the feel of the cup seam on my lip. I also turn around the lampshade here in the studio so the seam doesn't face the DJ.
	5:09pm Irwin: RRN63: No, 90 degrees, not 180. That would be pathological.
	5:10pm Anonymous Coward: Well obviously the lampshade seam is going to be prone to leak evile spirtes into the DJs brain. Dont be crazy Irwin, you're not crazy at all.
	5:11pm bobdoesthings: I'm with you Irwin, people who have the seam of their lampshades in visible.. ugh! FIX IT!
	👻 5:16pm rrg: I've missed Matt.
	👻 5:17pm rrg: I bought his New Jersey album.
	5:17pm ian: the courtney backlash begins?
	5:18pm Listening Out There: This Thunderclap Newman produced by...Pete Townshend?
	5:18pm Irwin: Matt has sold so many downloads, he's a multi-billionaire and recently purchased Google and Hooli - with CASH.
	5:20pm Irwin: LOT: Yep.
	👻 5:20pm rrg: And this new Matt album has 90 songs. NINETY! Only 7 bucks on cdbaby.com.
	5:21pm Listening Out There: Thank you, Mr. Host Sir.
	5:22pm Parq: Katy Lied and Countdown to Ecstasy -- mmm, can't beat 'em.
	5:23pm Irwin: What about Royal Scam?
	5:23pm ian: word irwin, royal scam is a cohesive whole despite having few radio singles
	5:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Matt has a podcast: recordings.talkshoe.com...
	5:25pm Irwin: The only thing I don't like about RS is that's when Michael McDonald began intruding on the vocals. An unwelcome development.
	5:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @rrg: ...that's a song for every ° the lid is turned...
	👻 5:35pm rrg: "Digital" prepared piano?
	5:36pm Irwin: Actually prepared digital piano. My syntactical dyslexia, now corrected.
	5:38pm Listening Out There: Some info about that piano: Like the prepared piano, the prepared digital piano feels just like a piano under the hands and often sounds like one, but it is full of surprises; instead of bolts and screws stuck between the piano strings, virtual machines of various sorts adorn the virtual strings of the digital piano, transforming it into an instrument that pushes back, sometimes like a metronome, other times like a recording played backwards. The virtual strings also tighten and loosen on the fly, dynamically tuning in response to what is played. (http://manyarrowsmusic.com/)
	5:39pm Mike East: digital piano like a disklavier?
	5:40pm Listening Out There: Me, I likes my piano prepared medium rare.
	5:42pm Mike East: just realized...Hooli is the fake company from Silicon Valley.
	5:42pm Webhamster Henry: manyarrowsmusic.com...
	5:44pm Irwin: Mike: Hooli is not fake! hooli.xyz
	5:49pm Mike East: nice, Irwin. And thanks for that link Harry and LOT. That's a pretty interesting concept.
	👻 5:53pm rrg: "Elemental" (1993).
	5:55pm Irwin: thx rrg
	5:58pm Laura L: Thx for nice show--work overload... need one of those pitchforks like they give out at Satan's Secret Service!
	5:59pm Listening Out There: This is a great transition...
	6:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Thx Mr. Irwin.
	2:52pm MikeY: eviltwistedtunes.blogspot.com...

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from August 19, 2015

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Lee Morgan	Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit)	The Gigolo	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Tame Impala	Reality in Motion "Reality in Motion" by "Tame Impala"	Currents	0:03:33 (Pop-up)
The Alan Bown	Toyland "Toyland" by "The Alan Bown"	Outward Bown	0:07:43 (Pop-up)
The Clean	Platypus "Platypus" by "The Clean"	Anthology	0:10:23 (Pop-up)
Klaus Beyer	Sieh dir mal den Hamster an / Lied der Liebe	Unvergessliche Jahre	0:13:33 (Pop-up)
4 to the Bar	Baby Elephant Walk "Baby Elephant Walk" by "4 to the Bar"	Club Royale	0:16:39 (Pop-up)

Waterfall Person	Come Together "Come Together" by "Waterfall Person"	Waterfall Hits!	0:23:13 (Pop-up)
Barrence Whitfield & the Savages	The Claw	Under the Savage Sky	0:26:58 (Pop-up)
Go Home Productions	Drive My Romeo	Sleazy Egyptian EP	0:29:07 (Pop-up)
Jeremy Wallace	Gotta Get Back "Gotta Get Back" by "Jeremy Wallace"	She Used to Call Me Honey	0:32:48 (Pop-up)
The La's	Timeless Melody (Mike Hedges Version)	The La's (Deluxe Edition)	0:36:37 (Pop-up)

Spirit	Space Child "Space Child" by "Spirit"	The Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus	0:45:23 (Pop-up)
Belle & Sebastian	The Cat with the Cream	Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance	0:48:15 (Pop-up)
Ben Mason	As the Music Fades "As the Music Fades" by "Ben Mason"	She'd Need a Heart	0:53:32 (Pop-up)

Count Basie & His Orchestra	Nasty Magnus	Li'l Ol' Groovemaker	2:05:55 (Pop-up)
Arwen Lewis	Someday "Someday" by "Arwen Lewis"	Arwen	2:11:33 (Pop-up)
The Passionate & Objective Jokerfan	Song That Is About Courtney Barnett. Music Always!	Stupid People Hate These Songs Because They're Dumb	2:14:18 (Pop-up)
Thunderclap Newman	Hollywood #2 "Hollywood #2" by "Thunderclap Newman"	Hollywood Dream	2:15:37 (Pop-up)
Steely Dan	Rose Darling "Rose Darling" by "Steely Dan"	Katy Lied	2:18:44 (Pop-up)
Dead Meadow	Such Hawks Such Hounds	Feathers	2:21:37 (Pop-up)
Mar-Tie, The Avant-Garde Grandpa	Side B, Track 4 (Mea Deserets)	The Avant-Garde Grandpa (Free Music Archive)	2:25:08 (Pop-up)
Ljova	Old Men / Hillbillies "Old Men / Hillbillies" by "Ljova"	Lost in Kino	2:29:46 (Pop-up)
Adam Sliwinski	Points Among Lines (With Occasional Tantrum)	Etudes for Prepared Digital Piano, Composed by Dan Trueman	2:33:52 (Pop-up)

Lee Morgan	Boy, What a Night "Boy, What a Night" by "Lee Morgan"	The Sidewinder	2:42:17 (Pop-up)
Tears for Fears	Break It Down Again	Elemental	2:49:33 (Pop-up)
Derek Clegg	The Lean "The Lean" by "Derek Clegg"	Faces (Free Music Archive)	2:54:34 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Irwin!
	3:02pm V Priceless: Hey Irwin! Happy Birthday, Joe Frank! Woo!
	3:02pm Listening Out There: "Queen of diamonds"
	3:03pm Irwin: Helly, Bronwon.
	3:04pm Alison Porchnik: Always use a coaster!
	3:05pm Irwin: Respect the wood!
	3:05pm Bronwyn Bishop: My cousins called me Bronwon when they were little.
	👻 3:06pm Alison Porchnik: Tibet Almond Stick.
	3:12pm JakeGould: Hello Irwin, Bronwyn, V Priceless, Alison and others! @Bronwyn: Anyone who is cousins with a seal has my admiration.
	3:12pm Bronwyn Bishop: Would you say they have your seal of approval?
	3:14pm JakeGould: @Bronwyn: I’m not trying to be obvious about it.
	3:15pm Bronwyn Bishop: I can never not hear the Space Lady when I hear this song
	3:15pm V Priceless: yo JakeG!
	3:16pm Wilde: Geist Riders!!
	3:17pm Bronwyn Bishop: Im Himmel!
	3:17pm DatumTrek: Yippe thai yay!
	👻 3:17pm Alison Porchnik: Just what do I need to know about the hamster?
	3:19pm Dean: I hum this tune probably a dozen times a day.
	3:20pm jfreeman: loving the show so far!
	3:21pm Parq: That's it -- I'm changing the name of my autobiography to "Just What Do I Need to Know About the Hamster".
	3:21pm Uncle Michael: whee
	3:22pm Listening Out There: Ah. "Whee" is a four-letter word. Remember the FCC...
	3:24pm Bronwyn Bishop: Good old Waterfall Person
	3:24pm Bronwyn Bishop: I like this better than the original
	3:25pm Irwin: "Bronwyn" has a structural similarity to "Brooklyn," but they are otherwise dissimilar.
	3:25pm Dean: The Beadles!
	3:26pm Bronwyn Bishop: See, that's why I need to move to Brooklyn. Structural similarities. I'll bring that up next time my parents try to dissuade me.
	3:28pm Listening Out There: "Bronwyn" has a structural similarity to "Irwin," but they are otherwise dissimilar.
	👻 3:28pm βrian: The little red book: www.worldcat.org...
	3:31pm Bronwyn Bishop: I like this Beatles motif
	3:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'On Her Majesty's Satanic Secret Service' - by C.S. Fleming Jagger-Richards-Jones. Just don't ask about the Hamster. W/ whom I am otherwise dissimilar.
	3:32pm Ted Kennedy: Baby, you should have drove my car.
	3:33pm Woo: Honored by their country....whatever Ed Sullivan said at Shea Stadium.
	3:35pm Dean: Satan's Secret Service, in league with sibilants
	3:35pm berbo: I enjoyed the sequel, "On Her Majesty's Satanic Secret Service Station to Station", i which the Shell Answer Man fixes your TVC15.
	3:36pm V Priceless: nice one, berbo
	3:38pm Bronwyn Bishop: Clearly the Satan/Santa conspiracy theorists are on to something: ugc-01.cafemomstatic.com...
	3:39pm Irwin: Damn, tried to edit, inadvertently deleted. Blame Santa.
	3:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The La's ! ...what's an 'Oasis'??...
	3:42pm Bronwyn Bishop: Don't forget to hit me up about research assistance!!!
	👻 3:44pm rrg: Wikipedia says: "The album was released in 1990 on Go! Discs in the United Kingdom and in 1991 on London Records in the United States. The album was praised by critics and embraced by fans. It was the result of nearly three years in the studio with a string of acclaimed producers. Each attempted to capture the sound sought by Lee Mavers, the lead singer and principal songwriter of the band. Unfortunately, due to Mavers' exacting expectations, the sound eluded each of the producers, and the album eventually released was immediately disowned by the band. A new version of the album, recorded by Mike Hedges (who has also worked with U2, Manic Street Preachers and The Cure) was found on a cassette, this new version was digitally remastered and released for the first time as part of The La's: Deluxe Edition. This edition also includes previously unreleased archive recordings and radio sessions by the band, as well as deluxe packaging and expanded sleevenotes. The GLR session is a mono reproduction of the right channel only from the original stereo broadcast."
	3:46pm Parq: My lawyer tells me that there is no such thing as a free will. Then she billed me for the time it took her to tell me that.
	3:46pm V Priceless: great Spirit track!
	3:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The band Cast, w/ John Powers from The La's, was pretty good too. Guess what Lee Mavers thot about them.
	3:49pm Irwin: This song goes out to Beans from Jack.
	👻 3:50pm Alison Porchnik: I know Beans is listening with perfectly restored hearing.
	3:51pm Irwin: Yeah, there was always that one little problem.
	3:53pm Dean: If you can't irrevocably trust a lawyer, who can you trust?
	3:54pm Irwin: Satan never let me down.
	3:56pm Irwin: Thanks for the La's backstory, rrg. Now can you explain the apostrophe in the band's name?
	👻 3:57pm rrg: That bothers me too, and always has.
	3:58pm Bronwyn Bishop: Indie-ish pop group the Mowgli's have the same issue
	4:01pm Ike: At least the La's have an excuse: Everyone would pronounce it "Las" as in "Las Vegas" instead of as in multiple "La"s if they didn't have the apostrophe. The Mowgli's (sic) (I'm shuddering at having to type it that way) have no such excuse and should be thrown out an airlock near the Planet of Angry English Teachers.
	4:04pm Dean: Ike's explanation is more or less in accord with Chicago Manual, which prescribes, "To aid comprehension, lowercase letters form the plural with an apostrophe and an s." The example CM provides is "x's and y's," i.e., plurals of single lowercase letters, but the rationale seems the same. "Mowgli's" is expressly forbidden.
	4:05pm JakeGould: The Lo’s
	4:05pm Stanley: Single malt? You gotta be joking!
	👻 4:09pm βrian: Joe's lists are listing to port.
	4:15pm Courtney of Morris: So happy they are playing joe frank again
	4:15pm Lewis: I am indeed happy to be amongst those who listen to wfmu. It pleases me to no end to glance over at the comments to find a well presented discussion on the use of punctuation in band names! (even if it may subject my own careless attention to grammar to ridicule)
	4:18pm Ike: There was a Strand Theatre? Was it related to the bookstore? Ike answers his own question: Looks like it wasn't: cinematreasures.org...
	4:34pm Courtney of Morris: Fmu needs a joe frank event at Monty Hall
	4:42pm Webhamster Henry: If we can't get the man himself, a live show with WFMU DJs would be nice. Actually, a lot of his shows have him or other actors on the phone, so he can phone it in.
	4:54pm berbo: This is just an homage to the "Cheese Shop" sketch, no?
	4:55pm Irwin: That is correct, berb.
	4:56pm Anonymous Coward: I've been in and out of this Joe Frank Episode, so I'm mostly just catching these guys at the bar talking about what the bar doesn't have.... berbo just beat me to the Cheese Shop observation.
	4:56pm bobdoesthings: this is making me thirsty..
	5:02pm berbo: Personally, I really like Goldfish, dating back to a weekend at the Philly Folk Festival some decades ago.
	5:04pm Ike: No Kelly Jones, no peace! No Kelly Jones, no peace!
	5:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...90° - not 180°?
	👻 5:06pm Alison Porchnik: It should never be aligned with the seam because this increases the chances for spillage and leaks.
	5:06pm Anonymous Coward: Thats actually quite smart Irwin, that seam is gonna be prone to leak.
	5:08pm Ike: 180° F is for green tea, not coffee.
	5:08pm Irwin: I drink the coffee quickly enough that it won't leak. I just can't bear the feel of the cup seam on my lip. I also turn around the lampshade here in the studio so the seam doesn't face the DJ.
	5:09pm Irwin: RRN63: No, 90 degrees, not 180. That would be pathological.
	5:10pm Anonymous Coward: Well obviously the lampshade seam is going to be prone to leak evile spirtes into the DJs brain. Dont be crazy Irwin, you're not crazy at all.
	5:11pm bobdoesthings: I'm with you Irwin, people who have the seam of their lampshades in visible.. ugh! FIX IT!
	👻 5:16pm rrg: I've missed Matt.
	👻 5:17pm rrg: I bought his New Jersey album.
	5:17pm ian: the courtney backlash begins?
	5:18pm Listening Out There: This Thunderclap Newman produced by...Pete Townshend?
	5:18pm Irwin: Matt has sold so many downloads, he's a multi-billionaire and recently purchased Google and Hooli - with CASH.
	5:20pm Irwin: LOT: Yep.
	👻 5:20pm rrg: And this new Matt album has 90 songs. NINETY! Only 7 bucks on cdbaby.com.
	5:21pm Listening Out There: Thank you, Mr. Host Sir.
	5:22pm Parq: Katy Lied and Countdown to Ecstasy -- mmm, can't beat 'em.
	5:23pm Irwin: What about Royal Scam?
	5:23pm ian: word irwin, royal scam is a cohesive whole despite having few radio singles
	5:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Matt has a podcast: recordings.talkshoe.com...
	5:25pm Irwin: The only thing I don't like about RS is that's when Michael McDonald began intruding on the vocals. An unwelcome development.
	5:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @rrg: ...that's a song for every ° the lid is turned...
	👻 5:35pm rrg: "Digital" prepared piano?
	5:36pm Irwin: Actually prepared digital piano. My syntactical dyslexia, now corrected.
	5:38pm Listening Out There: Some info about that piano: Like the prepared piano, the prepared digital piano feels just like a piano under the hands and often sounds like one, but it is full of surprises; instead of bolts and screws stuck between the piano strings, virtual machines of various sorts adorn the virtual strings of the digital piano, transforming it into an instrument that pushes back, sometimes like a metronome, other times like a recording played backwards. The virtual strings also tighten and loosen on the fly, dynamically tuning in response to what is played. (http://manyarrowsmusic.com/)
	5:39pm Mike East: digital piano like a disklavier?
	5:40pm Listening Out There: Me, I likes my piano prepared medium rare.
	5:42pm Mike East: just realized...Hooli is the fake company from Silicon Valley.
	5:42pm Webhamster Henry: manyarrowsmusic.com...
	5:44pm Irwin: Mike: Hooli is not fake! hooli.xyz
	5:49pm Mike East: nice, Irwin. And thanks for that link Harry and LOT. That's a pretty interesting concept.
	👻 5:53pm rrg: "Elemental" (1993).
	5:55pm Irwin: thx rrg
	5:58pm Laura L: Thx for nice show--work overload... need one of those pitchforks like they give out at Satan's Secret Service!
	5:59pm Listening Out There: This is a great transition...
	6:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Thx Mr. Irwin.
	2:52pm MikeY: eviltwistedtunes.blogspot.com...

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from August 19, 2015

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