WFMU: Therese: Playlist from October 28, 2018

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	10:04pm coelacanth∅: Yay Daniel Johnston!
	10:04pm coelacanth∅: hi Therese and
	10:05pm Tome: ... booo... elloooo Therese !
	10:05pm Therese: Helllooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!
	10:06pm Tome: ... i'll 'ave eggs , sausage , chips and a tea please ...
	10:07pm Sigurður: Feathers light
	10:07pm On the Yazoo: {waves} hey
	10:07pm steveL: LIPS!
	10:08pm Webhamster Henry: Ritz!
	10:09pm coelacanth∅: i'd enjoy breakfast right now, but i guess i'll go make dinner.
	10:09pm slugluv1313: oooooh late night double feature picture show . . . i wanna go
	10:11pm sugarwerewolf: Hellloooo
	10:12pm nickrhombi: i was 11 years old when i first saw rocky horror with my friend at the now defunct art cinema in scenic downtown new brunswick for the midnight movie. wow. left a mark.
	10:17pm slugluv1313: @ nickrhombi -- WOW! i saw Rocky Horror for the first time there, too (i think i wanted to see it at least once before venturing to The 8th Street Playhouse?) but, i was already in college!
	10:21pm @sugarwolf@: Steve Sanders! Honestly, the rest of the 90210 characters ended up being SO MUCH WORSE
	10:21pm nickrhombi: ... my friend was a couple of hears older and his sister was watching us. his folks were out of town. they dropped us off. - when we came out of the theater it had snowed. it was after 2 am. the streets were empty. it was SO COOL!!! especially after such an emancipating and impressionable experience. - i cant believe you remember the art theater!
	10:24pm steveL: Therese: pretty sure you're knocking around in my head, somewhere. Loved Broken English. Countless listens. You're welcome to keep poking around.
	10:27pm Sigurður: So many words!
	10:27pm nickrhombi: (theyre doing it live in newhope at the bucks county playhouse. tonights the last night.)
	10:30pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hiyo, Therese and team. Only a couple more days to stock up on Halloween candy.
	10:31pm slugluv1313: @ nickrhombi -- what an amazing experience!!! i mean, just being out at 2am at age 11 (i was not even allowed out of the house!) but ESPECIALLY getting to see Rocky Horror (i remember seeing ads for the Broadway production when i was about 15 and being intrigued, but never got to see that either) again, WOW!!!!! and yes, saw a bunch of John Waters films at the Art Cinema back then (late 1970s/early 1980s) . . . i think they were midnight features too
	10:32pm Carmichael: Ok Therese, i am at a friend’s house. Turning them on to FMU. They’re floored.
	10:33pm Webhamster Henry: OK back to Black Orpheus tonight! (a little on Monica's show!)
	10:36pm nickrhombi: everybody was very cool. and no one seemed especially surprised to seek two kids there. (?) this would have to have been like 1978 ... maybe january '79. - they played the live meatloaf concert before and i didnt know anything about the movie or meatloaf. - i got the record at a place called electronics unlimited in edison. my mom threw it out!
	10:38pm nickrhombi: @slugluv, you were going to rutgers?
	10:39pm Therese: 'tis the season, @Webhamster Henry.
	10:39pm Webhamster Henry: I was ready to hear the whole Orfeo Negro soundtrack...
	10:40pm Sigurður: Now, simplicity.. In So many words
	10:42pm slugluv1313: yes! i was at Douglass, fall 1977 to spring 1981 but, last two years lived off campus -- 1st apt. was a tiny room on Easton Avenue, about a block from the Art Cinema
	10:46pm nickrhombi: its hard to get my bearings over there now after 'the greening'. between george st and the bridge. - but yeah, i would think yours was the midnight movie, too because during the day i think it was triple x. (waters wouldnt even be on the map for me until much, much later!)
	10:47pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Too long since i seen "Black Orpheus." Thanks for the reminder!
	10:48pm nickrhombi: what were you studying? wasnt douglass the plant and animal stuff? with the cow what had the windows into the stomach chambers?
	10:55pm tuner fish: great WS track!
	10:55pm P-90: Yeah, trjippy WS track
	10:56pm slugluv1313: yes! that is what i am recalling too -- XXX by day, "off radar" films by night and ya, back then -- New Brunswick was all bulletproof glass in the liquor stores, really amazing thrift shops (got a dresser for $10!), cool record shops (Cheap Thrills and Half Thoughts for used vinyl -- and where i also found a Rutgers yearbook with "longhair" Kenny Kaye!) and lingerie shops with crotchless pantyhose on mannequins in the windows . . . Douglass was the women's college (still is Douglass Residential College) -- started out as an English major, ended up Sociology/English with a certificate in Women's Studies (yup, back then, nobody was issuing degrees in that yet!) Cook College was the agricultural school -- had NO idea about that cow!!! yikes! (and i am not just saying that b/c i am vegan!)
	10:58pm slugluv1313: omg Therese you have a DUNE pop-up book??!! i found a whole box of them -- years ago, way west village, dumped on the street -- after the film had pretty much bombed! grabbed a bunch and took 'em home . . . you are like the ONLY other person i know of who actually has one of these!
	11:00pm slugluv1313: amaaaaaazing Wooden Shjips . . . is it just me, or is anyone else feeling Suicide in there too?
	11:03pm Therese: @slugluv1313- I found mine too! But in my office during one of our periodic clean-outs.
	11:05pm nickrhombi: i feel like i should have known that about cook and douglass... its robertwoodjohnsonville now. everywhere. i think there is one antique shop still on french st called somewhere in time. - where i once scored a fly white tailcoat for a cool twixie. (thats what i do. antique/vintage.) wow, man... cheap thrills... right around the corner from the court tavern, right? george and church i think. (i like to think that whole cow thing was more of an urban myth...)
	11:06pm Webhamster Henry: I haven't heard Elly Stone for a long time!
	11:08pm nickrhombi: (...you can still see some pretty good window displays on the corner of bridge and main at lsd in newhope pa.) ;)
	11:08pm Sigurður: Three. Word. Spell
	11:11pm nickrhombi: @slugluv; did you mean the patty smith dude? good find!
	11:17pm Webhamster Henry: Paging Uncle Michael! wfmu.org...
	11:20pm coelacanth∅: the cow at cook was called "the holey cow". they drilled a round hole through to one of her stomachs and put a rubber cork in it. at "ag field day" people were encouraged to stick their hands in and pull out some barely digested hay. lovely.
	11:26pm Adrian: Howdy from Austin! We love our Roky!
	11:27pm nickrhombi: jeezez, coelecanth... i cant unsee that!
	11:27pm coelacanth∅: Adrien we all Love your Roky!
	11:28pm coelacanth∅: (i'm sorry, i mean Adrian)
	11:28pm nickrhombi: (they still have 'ag feild day... just no cow.) :( - poor cow buddy...
	11:29pm nickrhombi: *coelacanth, :)
	11:29pm Sigurður: I can say 'whatever
	11:30pm coelacanth∅: nick they made it very clean looking and the cow had probably gotten over it (?) she just stood they eating while people did this. i don't remember but it's very doubtful i stuck my hand in, even though i'm not squeemish; just because of my moral objection to it.
	11:31pm coelacanth∅: ("there" not "they". i'm really losing it)
	11:33pm Sigurður: Con/ fus//ing.
	11:33pm Roberto: Is it wrong that Yoko's compositions tend to make me giggle?
	11:34pm nickrhombi: - slugluvs's the english major... - im not checking your spelling. ;)
	11:35pm nickrhombi: missed the roky ericson at monty hall... anybody there?
	11:36pm chresti: tell me that you like it!
	11:37pm coelacanth∅: tell me tell me tell me
	11:38pm coelacanth∅: @ 11.35 i don't think that's happened yet. (?) but i think it's sold out. -it should be.
	11:39pm chresti: I love yoko's "don't worry, don't worry, don't WORR-REEE!
	11:43pm Roberto: I get the feeling she (Yoko) wouldn't mind that I'm laughing.
	11:44pm Adrian: I'll never forget seeing them with Black Dice (or was it Liars?) and Sonic Youth during the Murray St. tour (circa 2003? ). Lightning Bolt set up on the floor in the back of Irving Plaza and started playing after SY's 2nd or third encore wrapped up and people were already departing the venue, leaving all to jockey for position in a hot, sweaty, pulsating mass around the band.
	11:50pm Tome: YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!
	11:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Therese. Take care.
	11:54pm coelacanth∅: the fair e folk ride the skies like a lightning bolt
	11:56pm coelacanth∅: nice. one of the few misfits songs i like
	11:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Therese
	1:46am slugluv1313: @ nickrhombi -- YES! LENNY Kaye! (again, weird auto-correct) @ coelacanthø -- ughhhhh i had NO idea -- poor cow! but, i had no interest in agriculture (growing one's own food, YEAH! but not the INDUSTRY) had i known about the cow, i may have turned vegan and animal rights activist a lot sooner -- i was already involved in social/feminist activism -- but had not made that connection yet . . . THANK YOU again, Therese, for a fantastic show!

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October 28, 2018: Too much horror business.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Daniel Johnston	Casper the Friendly Ghost	Yip Jump Music	Homestead Records		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Scarecrow "Scarecrow" by "Pink Floyd"	Piper at the Gates of Dawn	Capitol Records		0:02:23 (Pop-up)
Richard O'Brien	Science Fiction / Double Feature	The Rocky Horror Picture Show -- Original Sound Track	Ode Records		0:05:06 (Pop-up)
The Mountain Goats	Damn These Vampires	All Eternals Deck	Merge Records		0:11:53 (Pop-up)

Marianne Faithful	Witches' Song "Witches' Song" by "Marianne Faithful"	Broken English	Island Records		0:18:29 (Pop-up)
Childish Gambino	Zombies "Zombies" by "Childish Gambino"	Awaken, My Love!	Glassnote Records		0:23:32 (Pop-up)
Byron Lee & the Dragonaires	Frankenstein	Uptown Top Ranking	VP Music Group, Inc.		0:27:42 (Pop-up)
Antonio Carlos Jobim	Frevo / O Nosso Amor	Black Orpheus (Orfeu Negro): The Original Sound Track of the Movie	Fontana Records		0:31:04 (Pop-up)
Gang Gang Dance	Adult Goth "Adult Goth" by "Gang Gang Dance"	Eye Contact	4AD		0:36:12 (Pop-up)

Wooden Shjips	Death Is Not Your Friend	ATP NY 2010	Free Music Archive		0:50:12 (Pop-up)
Meg Baird & Mary Lattimore	Between Two Worlds	Ghost Forests	Three Lobed Recordings	*	0:56:15 (Pop-up)
Elly Stone, Company	My Death (La Mort)	Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris- Original Cast Recording	Columbia Records		1:02:47 (Pop-up)

Nirvana	Where Did You Sleep Last Night	MTV Unplugged in New York	DGC		1:14:14 (Pop-up)
Richard Thompson	Shaking the Gates	13 Rivers	New West Records	*	1:18:10 (Pop-up)
Roky Erickson	Burn the Flames "Burn the Flames" by "Roky Erickson"	The Return of the Living Dead: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack	Enigma Records		1:21:56 (Pop-up)
Yoko Ono	Warzone "Warzone" by "Yoko Ono"	Warzone	Chimera Music	*	1:27:53 (Pop-up)

Lightning Bolt	The Faire Folk "The Faire Folk" by "Lightning Bolt"	Ride the Skies	Load Records		1:34:57 (Pop-up)
Mad Daddy	Mad Daddy Speaks "Mad Daddy Speaks" by "Mad Daddy"	Memorial EP, Vol. 1	Norton Records	*	1:41:02 (Pop-up)
Superchunk	Horror Business "Horror Business" by "Superchunk"	Split Single with Coliseum	Merge Records		1:44:03 (Pop-up)
Misfits	20 Eyes "20 Eyes" by "Misfits"	Walk Among Us	Plan 9 Records		1:47:07 (Pop-up)

TV Casualty	Teenagers from Mars "Teenagers from Mars" by "TV Casualty"				1:53:12 (Pop-up)
Misfits	Skulls "Skulls" by "Misfits"	Side by Side Skulls 7"			1:55:42 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:04pm coelacanth∅: Yay Daniel Johnston!
	10:04pm coelacanth∅: hi Therese and
	10:05pm Tome: ... booo... elloooo Therese !
	10:05pm Therese: Helllooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!
	10:06pm Tome: ... i'll 'ave eggs , sausage , chips and a tea please ...
	10:07pm Sigurður: Feathers light
	10:07pm On the Yazoo: {waves} hey
	10:07pm steveL: LIPS!
	10:08pm Webhamster Henry: Ritz!
	10:09pm coelacanth∅: i'd enjoy breakfast right now, but i guess i'll go make dinner.
	10:09pm slugluv1313: oooooh late night double feature picture show . . . i wanna go
	10:11pm sugarwerewolf: Hellloooo
	10:12pm nickrhombi: i was 11 years old when i first saw rocky horror with my friend at the now defunct art cinema in scenic downtown new brunswick for the midnight movie. wow. left a mark.
	10:17pm slugluv1313: @ nickrhombi -- WOW! i saw Rocky Horror for the first time there, too (i think i wanted to see it at least once before venturing to The 8th Street Playhouse?) but, i was already in college!
	10:21pm @sugarwolf@: Steve Sanders! Honestly, the rest of the 90210 characters ended up being SO MUCH WORSE
	10:21pm nickrhombi: ... my friend was a couple of hears older and his sister was watching us. his folks were out of town. they dropped us off. - when we came out of the theater it had snowed. it was after 2 am. the streets were empty. it was SO COOL!!! especially after such an emancipating and impressionable experience. - i cant believe you remember the art theater!
	10:24pm steveL: Therese: pretty sure you're knocking around in my head, somewhere. Loved Broken English. Countless listens. You're welcome to keep poking around.
	10:27pm Sigurður: So many words!
	10:27pm nickrhombi: (theyre doing it live in newhope at the bucks county playhouse. tonights the last night.)
	10:30pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hiyo, Therese and team. Only a couple more days to stock up on Halloween candy.
	10:31pm slugluv1313: @ nickrhombi -- what an amazing experience!!! i mean, just being out at 2am at age 11 (i was not even allowed out of the house!) but ESPECIALLY getting to see Rocky Horror (i remember seeing ads for the Broadway production when i was about 15 and being intrigued, but never got to see that either) again, WOW!!!!! and yes, saw a bunch of John Waters films at the Art Cinema back then (late 1970s/early 1980s) . . . i think they were midnight features too
	10:32pm Carmichael: Ok Therese, i am at a friend’s house. Turning them on to FMU. They’re floored.
	10:33pm Webhamster Henry: OK back to Black Orpheus tonight! (a little on Monica's show!)
	10:36pm nickrhombi: everybody was very cool. and no one seemed especially surprised to seek two kids there. (?) this would have to have been like 1978 ... maybe january '79. - they played the live meatloaf concert before and i didnt know anything about the movie or meatloaf. - i got the record at a place called electronics unlimited in edison. my mom threw it out!
	10:38pm nickrhombi: @slugluv, you were going to rutgers?
	10:39pm Therese: 'tis the season, @Webhamster Henry.
	10:39pm Webhamster Henry: I was ready to hear the whole Orfeo Negro soundtrack...
	10:40pm Sigurður: Now, simplicity.. In So many words
	10:42pm slugluv1313: yes! i was at Douglass, fall 1977 to spring 1981 but, last two years lived off campus -- 1st apt. was a tiny room on Easton Avenue, about a block from the Art Cinema
	10:46pm nickrhombi: its hard to get my bearings over there now after 'the greening'. between george st and the bridge. - but yeah, i would think yours was the midnight movie, too because during the day i think it was triple x. (waters wouldnt even be on the map for me until much, much later!)
	10:47pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Too long since i seen "Black Orpheus." Thanks for the reminder!
	10:48pm nickrhombi: what were you studying? wasnt douglass the plant and animal stuff? with the cow what had the windows into the stomach chambers?
	10:55pm tuner fish: great WS track!
	10:55pm P-90: Yeah, trjippy WS track
	10:56pm slugluv1313: yes! that is what i am recalling too -- XXX by day, "off radar" films by night and ya, back then -- New Brunswick was all bulletproof glass in the liquor stores, really amazing thrift shops (got a dresser for $10!), cool record shops (Cheap Thrills and Half Thoughts for used vinyl -- and where i also found a Rutgers yearbook with "longhair" Kenny Kaye!) and lingerie shops with crotchless pantyhose on mannequins in the windows . . . Douglass was the women's college (still is Douglass Residential College) -- started out as an English major, ended up Sociology/English with a certificate in Women's Studies (yup, back then, nobody was issuing degrees in that yet!) Cook College was the agricultural school -- had NO idea about that cow!!! yikes! (and i am not just saying that b/c i am vegan!)
	10:58pm slugluv1313: omg Therese you have a DUNE pop-up book??!! i found a whole box of them -- years ago, way west village, dumped on the street -- after the film had pretty much bombed! grabbed a bunch and took 'em home . . . you are like the ONLY other person i know of who actually has one of these!
	11:00pm slugluv1313: amaaaaaazing Wooden Shjips . . . is it just me, or is anyone else feeling Suicide in there too?
	11:03pm Therese: @slugluv1313- I found mine too! But in my office during one of our periodic clean-outs.
	11:05pm nickrhombi: i feel like i should have known that about cook and douglass... its robertwoodjohnsonville now. everywhere. i think there is one antique shop still on french st called somewhere in time. - where i once scored a fly white tailcoat for a cool twixie. (thats what i do. antique/vintage.) wow, man... cheap thrills... right around the corner from the court tavern, right? george and church i think. (i like to think that whole cow thing was more of an urban myth...)
	11:06pm Webhamster Henry: I haven't heard Elly Stone for a long time!
	11:08pm nickrhombi: (...you can still see some pretty good window displays on the corner of bridge and main at lsd in newhope pa.) ;)
	11:08pm Sigurður: Three. Word. Spell
	11:11pm nickrhombi: @slugluv; did you mean the patty smith dude? good find!
	11:17pm Webhamster Henry: Paging Uncle Michael! wfmu.org...
	11:20pm coelacanth∅: the cow at cook was called "the holey cow". they drilled a round hole through to one of her stomachs and put a rubber cork in it. at "ag field day" people were encouraged to stick their hands in and pull out some barely digested hay. lovely.
	11:26pm Adrian: Howdy from Austin! We love our Roky!
	11:27pm nickrhombi: jeezez, coelecanth... i cant unsee that!
	11:27pm coelacanth∅: Adrien we all Love your Roky!
	11:28pm coelacanth∅: (i'm sorry, i mean Adrian)
	11:28pm nickrhombi: (they still have 'ag feild day... just no cow.) :( - poor cow buddy...
	11:29pm nickrhombi: *coelacanth, :)
	11:29pm Sigurður: I can say 'whatever
	11:30pm coelacanth∅: nick they made it very clean looking and the cow had probably gotten over it (?) she just stood they eating while people did this. i don't remember but it's very doubtful i stuck my hand in, even though i'm not squeemish; just because of my moral objection to it.
	11:31pm coelacanth∅: ("there" not "they". i'm really losing it)
	11:33pm Sigurður: Con/ fus//ing.
	11:33pm Roberto: Is it wrong that Yoko's compositions tend to make me giggle?
	11:34pm nickrhombi: - slugluvs's the english major... - im not checking your spelling. ;)
	11:35pm nickrhombi: missed the roky ericson at monty hall... anybody there?
	11:36pm chresti: tell me that you like it!
	11:37pm coelacanth∅: tell me tell me tell me
	11:38pm coelacanth∅: @ 11.35 i don't think that's happened yet. (?) but i think it's sold out. -it should be.
	11:39pm chresti: I love yoko's "don't worry, don't worry, don't WORR-REEE!
	11:43pm Roberto: I get the feeling she (Yoko) wouldn't mind that I'm laughing.
	11:44pm Adrian: I'll never forget seeing them with Black Dice (or was it Liars?) and Sonic Youth during the Murray St. tour (circa 2003? ). Lightning Bolt set up on the floor in the back of Irving Plaza and started playing after SY's 2nd or third encore wrapped up and people were already departing the venue, leaving all to jockey for position in a hot, sweaty, pulsating mass around the band.
	11:50pm Tome: YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!
	11:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Therese. Take care.
	11:54pm coelacanth∅: the fair e folk ride the skies like a lightning bolt
	11:56pm coelacanth∅: nice. one of the few misfits songs i like
	11:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Therese
	1:46am slugluv1313: @ nickrhombi -- YES! LENNY Kaye! (again, weird auto-correct) @ coelacanthø -- ughhhhh i had NO idea -- poor cow! but, i had no interest in agriculture (growing one's own food, YEAH! but not the INDUSTRY) had i known about the cow, i may have turned vegan and animal rights activist a lot sooner -- i was already involved in social/feminist activism -- but had not made that connection yet . . . THANK YOU again, Therese, for a fantastic show!

Therese: Playlist from October 28, 2018

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