WFMU: Burn It Down! with Nate K.: Playlist from February 12, 2017

Burn It Down! with Nate K.: Playlist from February 12, 2017

Music for the revolution in my head: choogling punks; power pop, both skinny-tied and long-haired; soul shouters and girl groups; bubblegum and acid rock; global fuzz; weirdos and outsiders, and the Weirdos and the Outsiders; Archie Shepp and J. Geils. Plus, live bands.

Upcoming events:

Fri. Nov 22nd, 9pm - Midnight: Lavender Flu (More info...)

February 12, 2017: Once Upon a Time Called ... Right Now

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Rob & Stefan	Birdlings Flat Premonition	Manic Guitar Sessions	Albert's Basement			*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
John Fahey	The Downfall of the Adelphi Rolling Grist Mill	Death Chants, Breakdowns And Military Waltzes	Takoma				0:06:06 (Pop-up)
Charlie Haden & Liberation Music Orchestra	Song of the United Front / El Quinto Regimiento / Los Cuatro Generales / Viva la Quince Brigada	Liberation Music Orchestra	Impulse				0:09:41 (Pop-up)
Lord High FIxers	The New Spiritual	The Beginning of the End...the End of the Beginning	Omentum		Reissue (first time on vinyl) of the 2002 In the Red CD		0:33:35 (Pop-up)
Bob Dylan	One Too Many Mornings "One Too Many Mornings" by "Bob Dylan"	The Real Royal Albert Hall 1966 Concert	Columbia				0:37:23 (Pop-up)
Lee Michaels	Heighty Hi "Heighty Hi" by "Lee Michaels"	Heighty Hi: The Best of Lee Michaels	Manifesto				0:41:15 (Pop-up)
Erasmo Carlos	Mane Joao "Mane Joao" by "Erasmo Carlos"	Sonhos E Memórias 1941-1972	Light In The Attic				0:47:12 (Pop-up)
Dan and the Cleancuts	Open Up Your Heart (and Let Me know)	Manhattan Soul 3	Kent				0:49:52 (Pop-up)

So What	Don't Wanna Come Back to You	Hard Gum	Jusat Add Water			*	0:59:25 (Pop-up)
Cheap Time	Goodbye Age "Goodbye Age" by "Cheap Time"	Goodbye Age Single	Total Punk	7"			1:02:56 (Pop-up)
Hello	Another School Day "Another School Day" by "Hello"	Another School Day Single	Bell	7"			1:06:37 (Pop-up)
The M&Ms	Up for Ransom "Up for Ransom" by "The M&Ms"	Melts In Your Ears 1980-1981	Burger			*	1:13:37 (Pop-up)
Slade	Look Wot You Done "Look Wot You Done" by "Slade"	Look Wot You Done Single	Cotillion	7"			1:14:32 (Pop-up)
J.D. Buhl and the Believers	Temder Is the Night	Little Victories 1978-1985	Mighty Mouth			*	1:16:56 (Pop-up)
Gene Vincent	Ain't That Too Much "Ain't That Too Much" by "Gene Vincent"	Ain't That Too Much! The Complete Challenge Sessions	Hollowbody				1:19:44 (Pop-up)

Tommy Roe	The Executive "The Executive" by "Tommy Roe"	Phantasy	Fallout		1967		1:29:31 (Pop-up)
Chris Carpenter	The World (Is Closing In on Me)	The World Single	United Artists Records	7"			1:31:01 (Pop-up)
Paul Martin	Yours Is the Life "Yours Is the Life" by "Paul Martin"	Paul Martin	Distortions				1:33:48 (Pop-up)
David Blue	It Tastes Like Candy "It Tastes Like Candy" by "David Blue"	David Blue	Elektra				1:36:50 (Pop-up)
The Downliner's Sect	Glendora "Glendora" by "The Downliner's Sect"	none	The Downliner's Sect				1:40:27 (Pop-up)
The Beauchemins	My Lovin' Baby "My Lovin' Baby" by "The Beauchemins"	My Lovin' Baby Single	Mustang	7"			1:43:44 (Pop-up)
The Sheep	Hide and Seek "Hide and Seek" by "The Sheep"	Hide and Seek Single	Boom	7"			1:45:39 (Pop-up)
Kit Convict & Thee Terrible Two	Cobra's Blood	Cobra's Blood	Convicted				1:48:42 (Pop-up)

The Prefects	Going Through the Motions	Going Through the Motions 7"	Rough Trade/Vindaloo				1:55:58 (Pop-up)
Aquarian Blood	Funeral Moon "Funeral Moon" by "Aquarian Blood"	Lost Nite in Paradise	Goner			*	2:00:08 (Pop-up)
A3 dans les WC	Photo Couleur "Photo Couleur" by "A3 dans les WC"	Punk 45: Les Punks: The French Connection	Soul Jazz			*	2:03:12 (Pop-up)
Sparrow Steeple	Casper's Rode "Casper's Rode" by "Sparrow Steeple"	Steeple II	Richie			*	2:07:04 (Pop-up)
Bevis Frond	Confusion Days "Confusion Days" by "Bevis Frond"	Miasma	Fire		1987		2:13:14 (Pop-up)
The Charlies	Like the Purpose Told Me	Jail Sessions	Normal				2:17:26 (Pop-up)
Wells Fargo	Too Long Away "Too Long Away" by "Wells Fargo"	Watch Out	Now Again			*	2:21:58 (Pop-up)

Patsy's Rats	Rock 'n' Roll Friend	Rock 'n' Roll Friend Single	La-Ti-Da				2:31:11 (Pop-up)
Stag	The Bedazzler "The Bedazzler" by "Stag"	The Bedazzler 7"	Hockey Talkter				2:33:39 (Pop-up)
Cozy	Cutie Catcher "Cutie Catcher" by "Cozy"	Denim Child 7"	surfin'ki				2:38:09 (Pop-up)
Pastiche	Flash of the Moment "Flash of the Moment" by "Pastiche"	Flash of the Moment 7"	Euphoria	7"			2:40:10 (Pop-up)
George Brigman	Jungle Rot "Jungle Rot" by "George Brigman"	Jungle Rot	Anopheles				2:44:26 (Pop-up)
The Modey Lemon	Dr. Body Snatcher	House on the Hill	Omentum				2:47:36 (Pop-up)
Bang	Come with Me "Come with Me" by "Bang"	Bang	Capitol				2:51:10 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	6:07am fred: Good morning Nate
	6:38am Sem Chumbo: Hello, and good morning, Nate, fred.
	6:39am Nate K.: Morning, Sem and Fred, and everyone else out there lurking. Welcome.
	6:43am Stanley: I lead the lurkers
	7:05am Sem Chumbo: finally, enough cowbell.
	7:10am Stanley: I love them teenage existential angst songs
	7:13am Nate K.: @Stanley, indeed, they are a fundamental of rock 'n' roll in many ways. Prog tried to kill 'em but couldn't quite pull it off.
	7:17am Stanley: Slade sounding quite retsrained on that
	7:21am fred: Prog always seemed more like a college-age thing to me, not really teenager music
	7:25am Stanley: Funny you say that, fred my first 'serious' musical purchase was an ELP album but I suppose it depends, as it did with me, on who's influence I was under at the time.
	7:31am fred: Well, I wouldn't use myself as an example either: the first LP I bought with my "own" money was The Wall, and my college years were focused on hip-hop, Riot Grrrl, and Ryuichi Sakamoto
	7:33am Sem Chumbo: Court of the Crimson King for me, though didn't have any idea about its prog designation. Heard it a party and associated it with the thing under the influence of which I was at the time.
	7:33am DonJuanTijuana: Hi Nate & Pyros
	7:37am Stanley: Sure, Sem and in the beginning it was very much a formula of long hair + pot = prog (preferably lying down) but I managed to adapt the formula later on, short hair + pot = punk (definitely standing up)
	7:38am Stanley: (and hair was where's it at)
	7:38am Sem Chumbo: hahha, Stanley, well said.
	7:38am fred: Yeah, lying down at a punk show would get you trampled
	7:46am dale: dig this nuggets-y set.
	8:08am Sissophonic Cheryl: Good morning Nate! Loving this one! Next time I see you I have a John Fahey story for you.
	8:09am Joe stalvey: Digging the dunes this morning. Nice mix.
	8:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @ a Metally show - occured to me Metalheads stay rooted - stake out a territory & bang heads, it's all percussion really - whereas you expect Punks to be all over the place...I remember being in SantaBarbara, & a show w/ locals Toad the Wet Sprocket - R.E.M.~Smiths-y AltFolkRawk - & all the locals in the club sat down, right where they were...& listened. I thot - wow - this is kinda the concert I always wanted to be @...Always think of Jazz 'Swinging' - side to side & as Duke Ellington says is a film - you don't even snap yer fingers right on the beat for fear of being too forward - whereas Rawk - Rawks - back&forth, shaking a fist perhaps. We like to be Eclectic, but then different Rhythms & Genres are completely different ways of going thru the world... This isn't Brian Ferry??
	8:12am kev: hi burners,tuned in late sorry to miss Lee and frosty 1st album I bought with my own dough was John Wesley Harding. 1st 45 hey little girl syndicate of sound
	8:14am Nate K.: Hi, folks, thanks for the kind words. Cheryl, can't wait to hear it.
	8:15am KP: Happy bleak Sunday, Nate
	8:16am fred: @RevRab: On Friday I saw Mohammad, it was too crowded for people to sit, though it would have made sense for this loud and low drone. I never expected this show to be sold out. I take it as a good sign
	8:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kewl ones kev! I was a little brother - so I can't sort what I was spoonfed, copious hand-me-downs, B-Day gifts, & finally my own purchases..notable 45s were just 'around' - but I don't remember ever buying a 45 new, once I thot about it! 1st LP of my own I got New w/ shrinkwrap & all might have been 'Let It Be' from the bargain bin for a B-Day. Buying TheWh♂'s 1st album on my own was important - probably from the $1.99 also, but no idea which was 1st... A brave bandname fred! Taking the mountain to Mohammad, as it were...
	8:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: They did that in the local drunk tank! : lightintheattic.net...
	8:24am fred: @RevRab: They're from Greece: mmmd.eu
	8:27am kev: Tues was record release day remember waiting on line to get volunteers and clear light in mono oh to go back to '69
	8:29am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I wonder how much touring all of Europe is like going across the U.S. The latter is proverbially like dissolving into nothing in something vast. - It only just stopped being Tue.s pretty recently, yeah?
	8:29am fred: I really liked the Aquarian Blood track. Looks like they're not likely to tour nearby though, sigh
	8:29am kev: I wonder if that record store is still in ridgewood nj?
	8:30am Sem Chumbo: @kev: if you manage, please have a look around for my beaded headband. Lost it somewhere back there... Though the hair itself is scattered to the four winds.
	8:32am DonJuanTijuana: My 1st 2 LP purchases were The Clown Died in Marvin Gardens by the Beacon Street Union & an LP I still dig, GFR- On Time
	8:33am kev: @Sem I'll keep an eye out tho I haven't been back since'71 some times it floats up here to NH maybee
	8:34am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: NH represent!
	8:35am kev: beacon st union is fun
	8:36am kev: getting 18" today powder,Thx my knees are still good
	8:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Some bit of writing I wish I could find again - about TheShaggs & the NH 'music scene' w/ bands of just the wrong decade or something - said NH isn't behind the times so much as just out of the loop...that's why these people are up here I guess.
	8:38am Sem Chumbo: @kev: envy, knees here now titanium reinforced.
	8:43am kev: pretty good hardcore scene my son plays and of course the Celtic and contra dance circuit rules
	8:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @kev: It's probably less true now - there are good bands. Still - marvel how the crap radio station in the town I grew up in hasn't changed...people into the awful part of the 80s I hated even then - that sort of thing generally...
	8:51am kev: @rev agreed journey turned me into a punk I don't listen to com radio I listen to college over air and wfmu on line Thx Nate I love this show long live garage
	8:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Smokin' sets yas.
	8:55am Sem Chumbo: Burned it down real good, Nate. Thanks for the spins. See you, and the Burners, next time.
	8:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Whut - awlready ?! Thx NateK !!
	8:58am Stanley: Yup. Thanks Mr K
	8:59am DonJuanTijuana: Thanks Nate! Have a great one!

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Fri. Nov 22nd, 9pm - Midnight: Lavender Flu (More info...)
Nate K. is proud to welcome long-running Portland, Oregon, outfit Lavender Flu to the show. Playing a hazy, mesmerizing mix of lo-fi psychedelia and burnt-out rock 'n' roll, Lavender Flu have quietly built a reputation as one of the most fascinating and unpredictable bands in the contemporary underground. With a new album, Tracing the Sand by the Pool, out November 15, the band are hitting the road for a series of rare east coast performances and are dropping by WFMU along the way.

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Rob & Stefan	Birdlings Flat Premonition	Manic Guitar Sessions	Albert's Basement			*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
John Fahey	The Downfall of the Adelphi Rolling Grist Mill	Death Chants, Breakdowns And Military Waltzes	Takoma				0:06:06 (Pop-up)
Charlie Haden & Liberation Music Orchestra	Song of the United Front / El Quinto Regimiento / Los Cuatro Generales / Viva la Quince Brigada	Liberation Music Orchestra	Impulse				0:09:41 (Pop-up)
Lord High FIxers	The New Spiritual	The Beginning of the End...the End of the Beginning	Omentum		Reissue (first time on vinyl) of the 2002 In the Red CD		0:33:35 (Pop-up)
Bob Dylan	One Too Many Mornings "One Too Many Mornings" by "Bob Dylan"	The Real Royal Albert Hall 1966 Concert	Columbia				0:37:23 (Pop-up)
Lee Michaels	Heighty Hi "Heighty Hi" by "Lee Michaels"	Heighty Hi: The Best of Lee Michaels	Manifesto				0:41:15 (Pop-up)
Erasmo Carlos	Mane Joao "Mane Joao" by "Erasmo Carlos"	Sonhos E Memórias 1941-1972	Light In The Attic				0:47:12 (Pop-up)
Dan and the Cleancuts	Open Up Your Heart (and Let Me know)	Manhattan Soul 3	Kent				0:49:52 (Pop-up)

So What	Don't Wanna Come Back to You	Hard Gum	Jusat Add Water			*	0:59:25 (Pop-up)
Cheap Time	Goodbye Age "Goodbye Age" by "Cheap Time"	Goodbye Age Single	Total Punk	7"			1:02:56 (Pop-up)
Hello	Another School Day "Another School Day" by "Hello"	Another School Day Single	Bell	7"			1:06:37 (Pop-up)
The M&Ms	Up for Ransom "Up for Ransom" by "The M&Ms"	Melts In Your Ears 1980-1981	Burger			*	1:13:37 (Pop-up)
Slade	Look Wot You Done "Look Wot You Done" by "Slade"	Look Wot You Done Single	Cotillion	7"			1:14:32 (Pop-up)
J.D. Buhl and the Believers	Temder Is the Night	Little Victories 1978-1985	Mighty Mouth			*	1:16:56 (Pop-up)
Gene Vincent	Ain't That Too Much "Ain't That Too Much" by "Gene Vincent"	Ain't That Too Much! The Complete Challenge Sessions	Hollowbody				1:19:44 (Pop-up)

Tommy Roe	The Executive "The Executive" by "Tommy Roe"	Phantasy	Fallout		1967		1:29:31 (Pop-up)
Chris Carpenter	The World (Is Closing In on Me)	The World Single	United Artists Records	7"			1:31:01 (Pop-up)
Paul Martin	Yours Is the Life "Yours Is the Life" by "Paul Martin"	Paul Martin	Distortions				1:33:48 (Pop-up)
David Blue	It Tastes Like Candy "It Tastes Like Candy" by "David Blue"	David Blue	Elektra				1:36:50 (Pop-up)
The Downliner's Sect	Glendora "Glendora" by "The Downliner's Sect"	none	The Downliner's Sect				1:40:27 (Pop-up)
The Beauchemins	My Lovin' Baby "My Lovin' Baby" by "The Beauchemins"	My Lovin' Baby Single	Mustang	7"			1:43:44 (Pop-up)
The Sheep	Hide and Seek "Hide and Seek" by "The Sheep"	Hide and Seek Single	Boom	7"			1:45:39 (Pop-up)
Kit Convict & Thee Terrible Two	Cobra's Blood	Cobra's Blood	Convicted				1:48:42 (Pop-up)

The Prefects	Going Through the Motions	Going Through the Motions 7"	Rough Trade/Vindaloo				1:55:58 (Pop-up)
Aquarian Blood	Funeral Moon "Funeral Moon" by "Aquarian Blood"	Lost Nite in Paradise	Goner			*	2:00:08 (Pop-up)
A3 dans les WC	Photo Couleur "Photo Couleur" by "A3 dans les WC"	Punk 45: Les Punks: The French Connection	Soul Jazz			*	2:03:12 (Pop-up)
Sparrow Steeple	Casper's Rode "Casper's Rode" by "Sparrow Steeple"	Steeple II	Richie			*	2:07:04 (Pop-up)
Bevis Frond	Confusion Days "Confusion Days" by "Bevis Frond"	Miasma	Fire		1987		2:13:14 (Pop-up)
The Charlies	Like the Purpose Told Me	Jail Sessions	Normal				2:17:26 (Pop-up)
Wells Fargo	Too Long Away "Too Long Away" by "Wells Fargo"	Watch Out	Now Again			*	2:21:58 (Pop-up)

Patsy's Rats	Rock 'n' Roll Friend	Rock 'n' Roll Friend Single	La-Ti-Da				2:31:11 (Pop-up)
Stag	The Bedazzler "The Bedazzler" by "Stag"	The Bedazzler 7"	Hockey Talkter				2:33:39 (Pop-up)
Cozy	Cutie Catcher "Cutie Catcher" by "Cozy"	Denim Child 7"	surfin'ki				2:38:09 (Pop-up)
Pastiche	Flash of the Moment "Flash of the Moment" by "Pastiche"	Flash of the Moment 7"	Euphoria	7"			2:40:10 (Pop-up)
George Brigman	Jungle Rot "Jungle Rot" by "George Brigman"	Jungle Rot	Anopheles				2:44:26 (Pop-up)
The Modey Lemon	Dr. Body Snatcher	House on the Hill	Omentum				2:47:36 (Pop-up)
Bang	Come with Me "Come with Me" by "Bang"	Bang	Capitol				2:51:10 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:07am fred: Good morning Nate
	6:38am Sem Chumbo: Hello, and good morning, Nate, fred.
	6:39am Nate K.: Morning, Sem and Fred, and everyone else out there lurking. Welcome.
	6:43am Stanley: I lead the lurkers
	7:05am Sem Chumbo: finally, enough cowbell.
	7:10am Stanley: I love them teenage existential angst songs
	7:13am Nate K.: @Stanley, indeed, they are a fundamental of rock 'n' roll in many ways. Prog tried to kill 'em but couldn't quite pull it off.
	7:17am Stanley: Slade sounding quite retsrained on that
	7:21am fred: Prog always seemed more like a college-age thing to me, not really teenager music
	7:25am Stanley: Funny you say that, fred my first 'serious' musical purchase was an ELP album but I suppose it depends, as it did with me, on who's influence I was under at the time.
	7:31am fred: Well, I wouldn't use myself as an example either: the first LP I bought with my "own" money was The Wall, and my college years were focused on hip-hop, Riot Grrrl, and Ryuichi Sakamoto
	7:33am Sem Chumbo: Court of the Crimson King for me, though didn't have any idea about its prog designation. Heard it a party and associated it with the thing under the influence of which I was at the time.
	7:33am DonJuanTijuana: Hi Nate & Pyros
	7:37am Stanley: Sure, Sem and in the beginning it was very much a formula of long hair + pot = prog (preferably lying down) but I managed to adapt the formula later on, short hair + pot = punk (definitely standing up)
	7:38am Stanley: (and hair was where's it at)
	7:38am Sem Chumbo: hahha, Stanley, well said.
	7:38am fred: Yeah, lying down at a punk show would get you trampled
	7:46am dale: dig this nuggets-y set.
	8:08am Sissophonic Cheryl: Good morning Nate! Loving this one! Next time I see you I have a John Fahey story for you.
	8:09am Joe stalvey: Digging the dunes this morning. Nice mix.
	8:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @ a Metally show - occured to me Metalheads stay rooted - stake out a territory & bang heads, it's all percussion really - whereas you expect Punks to be all over the place...I remember being in SantaBarbara, & a show w/ locals Toad the Wet Sprocket - R.E.M.~Smiths-y AltFolkRawk - & all the locals in the club sat down, right where they were...& listened. I thot - wow - this is kinda the concert I always wanted to be @...Always think of Jazz 'Swinging' - side to side & as Duke Ellington says is a film - you don't even snap yer fingers right on the beat for fear of being too forward - whereas Rawk - Rawks - back&forth, shaking a fist perhaps. We like to be Eclectic, but then different Rhythms & Genres are completely different ways of going thru the world... This isn't Brian Ferry??
	8:12am kev: hi burners,tuned in late sorry to miss Lee and frosty 1st album I bought with my own dough was John Wesley Harding. 1st 45 hey little girl syndicate of sound
	8:14am Nate K.: Hi, folks, thanks for the kind words. Cheryl, can't wait to hear it.
	8:15am KP: Happy bleak Sunday, Nate
	8:16am fred: @RevRab: On Friday I saw Mohammad, it was too crowded for people to sit, though it would have made sense for this loud and low drone. I never expected this show to be sold out. I take it as a good sign
	8:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kewl ones kev! I was a little brother - so I can't sort what I was spoonfed, copious hand-me-downs, B-Day gifts, & finally my own purchases..notable 45s were just 'around' - but I don't remember ever buying a 45 new, once I thot about it! 1st LP of my own I got New w/ shrinkwrap & all might have been 'Let It Be' from the bargain bin for a B-Day. Buying TheWh♂'s 1st album on my own was important - probably from the $1.99 also, but no idea which was 1st... A brave bandname fred! Taking the mountain to Mohammad, as it were...
	8:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: They did that in the local drunk tank! : lightintheattic.net...
	8:24am fred: @RevRab: They're from Greece: mmmd.eu
	8:27am kev: Tues was record release day remember waiting on line to get volunteers and clear light in mono oh to go back to '69
	8:29am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I wonder how much touring all of Europe is like going across the U.S. The latter is proverbially like dissolving into nothing in something vast. - It only just stopped being Tue.s pretty recently, yeah?
	8:29am fred: I really liked the Aquarian Blood track. Looks like they're not likely to tour nearby though, sigh
	8:29am kev: I wonder if that record store is still in ridgewood nj?
	8:30am Sem Chumbo: @kev: if you manage, please have a look around for my beaded headband. Lost it somewhere back there... Though the hair itself is scattered to the four winds.
	8:32am DonJuanTijuana: My 1st 2 LP purchases were The Clown Died in Marvin Gardens by the Beacon Street Union & an LP I still dig, GFR- On Time
	8:33am kev: @Sem I'll keep an eye out tho I haven't been back since'71 some times it floats up here to NH maybee
	8:34am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: NH represent!
	8:35am kev: beacon st union is fun
	8:36am kev: getting 18" today powder,Thx my knees are still good
	8:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Some bit of writing I wish I could find again - about TheShaggs & the NH 'music scene' w/ bands of just the wrong decade or something - said NH isn't behind the times so much as just out of the loop...that's why these people are up here I guess.
	8:38am Sem Chumbo: @kev: envy, knees here now titanium reinforced.
	8:43am kev: pretty good hardcore scene my son plays and of course the Celtic and contra dance circuit rules
	8:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @kev: It's probably less true now - there are good bands. Still - marvel how the crap radio station in the town I grew up in hasn't changed...people into the awful part of the 80s I hated even then - that sort of thing generally...
	8:51am kev: @rev agreed journey turned me into a punk I don't listen to com radio I listen to college over air and wfmu on line Thx Nate I love this show long live garage
	8:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Smokin' sets yas.
	8:55am Sem Chumbo: Burned it down real good, Nate. Thanks for the spins. See you, and the Burners, next time.
	8:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Whut - awlready ?! Thx NateK !!
	8:58am Stanley: Yup. Thanks Mr K
	8:59am DonJuanTijuana: Thanks Nate! Have a great one!

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