WFMU: Scott Williams: Playlist from October 29, 2018

Listener comments!
	3:02pm Carmichael: Heya Scotty and spooks.
	3:02pm Greg from ZONE 5: Afternoon, Scotty!
	3:03pm Michael 98145: Boo - ☠
	3:04pm joe: 'ello folks
	3:04pm joe: Im'a Scared
	3:04pm Scott Williams: Boo, ever'body! Let's get spooky
	3:05pm Lixiviated Life: "I am not an animal... " No, wait. Yes I am. Just forget it.
	3:05pm Greg from ZONE 5: Beach Girls & The Monster freaking RULES.
	3:06pm joe: I love how much the emphasis falls off right before he got to Jr....FRANK SINATRA jr
	3:06pm khd: also, dude, Alligator Man is not the preferred nomenclature, it's Florida Man
	3:07pm joe: Got to see House on Haunted Hill this weekend with Emergo
	3:08pm Greg from ZONE 5: John Hoyt freaking RULES.
	🧩 3:08pm Rev. Turnip Druid: If we don't get A PARTICULAR LOOP FROM A PARTICULAR FILM, NOT TO BE MENTIONED NOW SO AS TO NOT SPOIL IT before the end of this show, i will scowl pathetically for at least twelve hours.
	🧩 3:08pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also: hello.
	3:10pm medson: Boo! This sounds sooooo good.
	3:10pm Scott Williams: Hello, Reverend! Oh, I do hope we get there....
	3:10pm Greg from ZONE 5: Ray Harryhausen freaking RULES.
	3:12pm Parq: This is starting to sound like a Republican campaign commercial.
	3:12pm joe: Gred From Zone 5 Freaking rules
	3:13pm Michael 98145: poor Alice
	3:13pm Rob (Jerzcity): Woo!
	3:14pm Bas NL: Hello Scott! Pheww, just remembered you are an hour earlier.. we switched daylight saving time this weekend!
	3:14pm Greg from ZONE 5: Aw, shucks joey.
	3:14pm Passaic River Blues: To be fair, most birthday parties end in a nightmare.
	3:14pm Scott Williams: @Parq, we've been expecting you.
	3:16pm Michael 98145: we wait until after the National Halloween holiday to revert to Standard Time ☻
	3:18pm Rob (Jerzcity): It's allllll for you!
	🧩 3:19pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Pleased to report that the marriage survived a screening of Cronenberg's DEAD RINGERS last night. If only just..
	🧩 3:19pm chresti: helloooo!
	3:20pm Parq: Rob JC's playlist icon is my new favorite.
	3:22pm Greg from ZONE 5: Thus proving my theory that Donald Pleasance is in every movie. Name a movie that he's not in. YOU CAN'T.
	3:22pm Scott Williams: Friends, if you're enjoying this spooky silliness, please consider helping me reach my October fundraising goal before the end of today's program. We're less than 700 clams away!
	🧩 3:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: SEVEN HUNDRED CLAMS.
	3:24pm Greg from ZONE 5: Halloween? Boom. Donald Pleasance.
	3:24pm Rob (Jerzcity): yeah but how bout the Great Escape?
	3:24pm Rob (Jerzcity): ahh shit nm
	3:24pm Scott Williams: Thanks to these lovelies who have pledged in the last week: William, Bjørn, Steve, Pat, Paul, Kyril, Steve & Martha, Dante, Ken, John, Cindy, Caspar, David, and Lynn
	3:26pm Rob (Jerzcity): how bout You Only Live Twiiiiiii....I give up
	🧩 3:27pm Rev. Turnip Druid: If I remember correctly, The Great Escape also starred everyone on earth at the time. Quite a cast.
	3:28pm Greg from ZONE 5: It's like I'm sayin', Rob!
	3:28pm khd: "i'm your boyfriend now, nancy" - that sounded like Clay
	3:30pm Michael 98145: not back to Missoula ?!?!
	3:30pm Parq: Oh, great montage, and an especially great finish.
	3:30pm Rob (Jerzcity): @RTD - yup - including a young un-mustachio'd Charlie Bronson affecting a Russian accent
	🧩 3:31pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Puppet People = infinite classic.
	3:31pm northguineahills: Wait, it's not sage to be dead, is that's why we're stuck on this timeline?!!
	3:33pm impboy: Horror is going through a renaissance today. Think Mandy, Hereditary, Climax, Haunting of Hill House, etc.
	3:34pm JakeGhould (Halloween): Boo, Scott! Remember folks, never ask a which about her hex life and always respect ghouls!
	3:34pm Parq: Rob JC, just free-associating here, but Bronson was in a post-apocalypse Twilight Zone installment, opposite Elizabeth Montgomery who was -- yes! -- affecting a Russian accent.
	🧩 3:34pm chresti: why are cowards yellow?
	🧩 3:35pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Revisiting the horror films of childhood (mid-late 1970s) has been a groove. Some films much better than remembered. .. Silent Scream (1979) with the intensely excellent Barbara Steele... ah, swoon..
	3:35pm Michael 98145: _Hereditary_ is getting a lot of good reviews. guess i need to see that.
	3:35pm JakeGhould (Halloween): WITCH! WITCH! I MEANT TO TYPE WITCH!!! A HEX ON ME!!!
	🧩 3:35pm chresti: which witch?
	3:36pm Greg from ZONE 5: @Parq: "Two"!
	3:36pm impboy: John Carpenter is touring now! With his music. Anyone see it?
	3:37pm sweet cheri: hello, good afternoon scott and to one and all happy early halloween everybody!!!
	🧩 3:37pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @impboy: Last time he came 'round these parts, t'was too expensive for this poor clergyman. Alas.
	3:37pm Parq: Greg, I only know the one where they're the last two people alive, and they become a couple after they stop trying to kill each other. There's a second one?
	3:39pm Greg from ZONE 5: Haha…nope just one. But the episode is called "Two."
	3:39pm JakeGhould (Halloween): Everyone should watch the Star Trek episode, “Catspaw.”
	🧩 3:39pm Ken From Haunted Hyde Park: Good afternoon, freaky friends!
	3:40pm impboy: Diabolous in Musica
	3:41pm Michael 98145: slave to the interval rhythm
	3:42pm Zetti: Tonights halloween watch is... DePalma's Phantom of the Paradise.
	3:45pm Jeff Moore: Because children are creepy feral little monsters!
	3:46pm Colleen: This is sooo fun!
	3:47pm Jeff Moore: What was the disturbingly happy music as Blue Velvet opened? I don't remember, I just remember the images.
	3:47pm Sean d: Aaaaaaaaaah!...im scared
	3:47pm Scott Williams: Bobby Vinton, Jeff! "Blue Velvet", of course
	3:48pm Jeff Moore: Riiiiight!
	3:49pm Parq: Greg-- ohhhh. <blushes>
	3:52pm Colloween: My daughter said that sounded like The Shining...and then the title made me think she was right?
	3:52pm Little Booka: Loving the show!
	3:54pm Jay/ in spooky London: enjoying the show Scott and interesting to boot :)
	🧩 3:54pm chresti: Howling wind can be spooky
	🧩 3:56pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Hard to quantify what makes some music creepy -- Was 6 years old when ELO's 'eldorado' LP came out and SOMETHING about that thing was extremely supernatural wickedness, per the child-brain. Today it def. has a bit of a melancholy vibe, but... ghosty? not sure..
	3:56pm Carmichael: My scary movie was Phantasm.
	3:57pm northguineahills: @chresti: And Howling Wolf can be groovy!
	3:58pm northguineahills: one year in NYC, I made a haunted redneck dj mix (live) at a gig. Yes, it included Henry Flynt as a sample....
	🧩 4:03pm chresti: Howling wolves and howling wind: spooky!
	🧩 4:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: HAVE YOU SEEN THESE CHICKENS?
	4:08pm joe mulligan: jus cutem up like regular chickens
	🧩 4:09pm chresti: I'm too afraid to watch spooky movies-I was very frightened by "The Nutty Professor"
	🧩 4:10pm Rev. Turnip Druid: YASSSSS! I was hoping Carnival of Souls was 'round the corner...
	4:12pm Scott Williams: Had a feelin', l Rev! A few more coming you may enjoy
	4:16pm Colloween: Yaay,,,,
	4:20pm Carmichael: Ooohh, Altered States. The perfect acid movie.
	4:22pm Parq: Scott, this is such a cool show!
	4:22pm Jeff Moore: Still rooting for The Shaggs! As I mentioned, it was super cool when, at the end of one of those Ann Magnuson / Adam Dugas / Mia Theodoratus "Dueling Harps" shows (probably must've been Octoberish) they did The Shaggs's Halloweeen as the encore. It was excellent.
	4:22pm Carmichael: Anything with Peter Cushing and/or Christopher Lee was a winner.
	🧩 4:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: speaking of kid obsessions; probably got this whole bloody soundtrack memorized. Lovely.
	4:25pm Parq: Rev @ .56 -- well, Eldorado had that low-pitch intro, which kind of sets a morose tone. That probably would have done it for me if I'd been little when I heard it.
	4:26pm dale: popul vuh is really getting the love lately. i like it!
	4:26pm Carmichael: Face the Music had that sturm und drang intro with all the screeching violins and the backwards lyrics.
	4:26pm Parq: As for the gothic chorus trope of horror music, you could (forgive me if this has already been mentioned), get a whole sub-discussion just out of "O Fortuna".
	4:28pm dale: is this from heart of glass? not a horror film but the music certainly imparts doom
	4:28pm Jeff Moore: @Parq: for sure. I think Scott may have mentioned Carmina Burana during his thesis.
	4:28pm northguineahills: Let's read from the Popol Vuh for some real terror (interesting read).
	4:30pm pumpkinspicerette: "I see dead people"..."I like beer"...}:^)
	🧩 4:30pm Rev. Turnip Druid: true 'nuff, Parq 4:25. Also: same year Eldorado came out, saw the film BURNT OFFERINGS, which I haven't seen since, but I imagine is a bit tame(?) but ranks as the first film that actually scared the heebiejeezus outta this tiny kid.
	4:32pm Colloween: Kermie!
	4:33pm Warwick joe: Just saw hereditary. I don’t know if I liked it. I mean it seemed like a well made movie. But it just made me angry.
	4:33pm Parq: I was so easily scared as a kid. The version of "Babes in Toyland" with Oliver and Hardy did such a number on me, but I felt better about it when my dad told me that, when he'd seen it in its original release, it did just the same to him. The spookhouse at Rye Playland (which still stands, in roughly the same form) unnerved me for years.
	4:35pm Scott Williams: I loved Hereditary, but still wondering how I felt about the ending. But that's typical of that studio, ending with "YEP YOU GUESSED IT!", just like "The Witch" (which I also loved)
	4:36pm pumpkinspicerette: "Even a man who is pure of heart and says his prayers at night will become a werewolf when the wolfbane blooms and the moon is shining bright." ...just sayin'...
	🧩 4:39pm Ken From Hyde Park: "The Blob," a very absorbing picture.
	4:39pm Fox: I'm glad that a movie as difference as Hereditary (much like the Witch) were made, and got so much coverage, but though I thought it was excellently made and acted, I, too, don't know if I actually enjoyed it.
	4:42pm pumpkinspicerette: Been watching Kaneto Shindo's "Kuroneko", ("Black Cat in a Bamboo Grove"),whoa,mama, SCARY!!! Ken FHP. HA HAAAAA!!!!
	4:43pm Fox: I just watched Saw II and Saw III over the weekend for the first time, and I totally enjoyed them! Much better acting than the first one, AND had the chick from The Blob!
	4:44pm melinda: Hi Scott and people!
	4:45pm Scott Williams: I still haven't seen any of the Saws. Or for that matter Serbian Movie. Tho I did see the Human Centipedes, ugghh
	4:46pm pumpkinspicerette: Scott, TOTALLY SEAMLESS SEGUES!!! Dreamlike :D
	4:46pm melinda: I keep saying I'm going to watch The Exorcist but then I don't, the 2+ hour running time cuts into my FMU programs. Also, scary.
	4:47pm Greg from ZONE 5: Saw movies are whack.
	4:47pm Scott Williams: @melinda, watch The Exorcist 2! Seriously. Altho most of it sucks, there's THIS ONE SCENE, my godddddd....
	4:49pm Carmichael: Oh yeah, The Ring scared the hell out of me, now that I think about it.
	4:50pm melinda: @ Scott but I feel obligated to watch the Exorcist first, even though I saw it a long time ago.
	4:55pm melinda: Ring was the last really scary movie I saw.
	🧩 4:55pm tim from champaign: I watched The Thing for the first time this weekend. I really dug it. Also, a killer soundtrack.
	4:56pm melinda: Let the Right One In was a top-notch vampire movie.
	4:57pm Michael 98145: what melinda just said
	4:58pm pumpkinspicerette: Melinda, there's a great,creaky old Horror film by James Whale called "The Old Dark House", with Charles Laughton,that's hilarious! It's very weird and has hysterical line readings. Not scary enough for nightmares but definitely creepy. I think Boris Karloff plays a bearded butler.
	🧩 4:59pm tim from champaign: Detroit rock can have a real criminal vibe to it.
	5:01pm melinda: @geeze I'm not too familiar with old scary movies, although I do remember watching part of the Mummy as a kid and getting scared.
	5:02pm Scott Williams: Thank you Peter, Emilie, and Derek for your pledges! Folks, we're only $403 away from the goal - GOAL GOAL GOAL!! Please help me get to the 100% mark by 6pm
	🧩 5:02pm Ken From Haunted Hyde Park: Although I haven't seen it, I heard "The Evil Dead" from 1981 was pretty creepy and scary.
	5:04pm Scott Williams: @HP Ken, yep, an incredibly oppressive tone in that one, well worth it! The sequel was just plain hilarious - and fun.
	5:06pm melinda: A not-scary but hilarious vampire movie is What We Do in the Shadows.
	5:08pm northguineahills: I love that one, melinda!
	5:08pm Greg from ZONE 5: Just a heads-up that you have less than an hour left to play "Dream Warriors" by Dokken. You should probably cue it up now so it's all ready.
	🧩 5:08pm tim from champaign: @melinda - I cracked up pretty hard when the cops found the werewolf.
	5:09pm northguineahills: Richard James!
	5:09pm Scott Williams: But Greg, then I won't have time for Saxxy Man in Lost Boys!
	5:10pm melinda: @tim I liked how the alpha werewolf would boss the others around.
	5:10pm dug: dokken -- a band i havent thought of in like 30 years :-D
	5:10pm Aitch: 8am here, cup of tea made, soul being eaten, as you do.
	5:10pm Scott Williams: Thank you Bas! $303 left to go, friends!
	5:11pm dug: are they Europe-like hair metal?
	5:12pm vampyra-ette: I really love the ancient B&W Universal Horror films from the '30s. They're much slower and there's no blood, but they leave a lot of space for your own imagination to collaborate. It's almost like being told a story, and the black and white are luminous.
	5:13pm dug: i made my wife watch that windowlicker video on sat night. she was like "ok. time to give me the remote"
	5:14pm Fox: I'm actually a big fan of Excorcist III. Some goddamn great performances. It was based on a William Peter Blatty novel, and he himself adapted it as a screenplay, and also directed it. The dialouge is fabulous, George C Scott is lovely. It feels so much like a film from the 70's, yet it came out in 1990! And omigosh, Brad Douriff steals the show, as always.
	5:16pm Fox: The Hammer Frankenstien films are pretty amazing as well. Peter Cushing plays the character as a total asshole, and he's astounding! He's officially my favorite action star. Frankenstien Must Be Destroyed and Frankenstien Created Woman are so worth watching.
	5:16pm Little Booka: Dig babby dig
	5:17pm dug: george c scott --> time to rewatch dr strangelove. what are some of his other greats?
	5:17pm Zetti: god that brings back memories...
	5:17pm Fox: dug: Anatomy of a Murder.
	5:18pm vampyra-ette: Scott, gotta leave but wonderful show! We'll have it playing while we hand out candy Wed. night. Kids parents will dig it.
	5:19pm Zetti: Roger Corman's Frankenstien Unbound is a fav.
	5:19pm dale: 'jesse james meets frankenstein's daughter' is real - and horrible.
	5:20pm dug: fox --> whoa. gets 100% on rotten tomatoes
	5:20pm melinda: That's when I watched The Mummy, Saturday afternoon on TV in the 70s.
	5:20pm impboy: Was this Sam Peckinpah's version of "salad Days"?
	5:21pm vampyra-ette: "Carnival of Souls" is a good one.
	5:21pm Passaic River Blues: Channel 11 WPIX on Saturdays was a treasure trove. At least one weekend a month featured one of the first five "Planet of the Apes" movies or related TV series, a selection from the "Death Wish" franchise, or some lovable horror flick.
	5:21pm Zetti: Blue Sunshine?
	5:21pm Rich in Washington: Ape Week!
	5:22pm melinda: @dug I don't know if it's one of his greats by The Changeling was scary.
	5:22pm Michael 98145: someone recently suggested Geo C Scott in The Changeling (1980)
	5:23pm gw: Great show Scotty!
	5:23pm melinda: but, not by
	5:23pm Fox: For any of you wanting some great horrific short films to get you in the holiday mood..... I give you Cutting Moments. vimeo.com... Give it time. Wait for it. And don't watch it at work.
	5:23pm Michael 98145: jinx
	5:24pm dug: @melinda --> 79% on RT is pretty high
	5:25pm northguineahills: Comus!
	5:25pm Robert Tables: @pumpkinspicerette: I saw "The Old Dark House" recently at the great Loew's Jersey Theater which was part of a Boris Karloff double feature along with "Bride of Frankenstein." (Good!)
	🧩 5:25pm Ike: Brad Dourif is great. I'm not a big horror fan, but Dourif showed up in seemingly every sci-fi show for a while and almost always got typecast as a psycho, but he was always great anyway.
	5:25pm Fox: @dug: Anatomy of a Murder is worth watching if only for the excellent opening credits by Saul Bass.
	5:26pm dug: @Fox: --> looks like id have to pay 4 bux to rent it on amazon. we'll see..
	5:26pm Fox: Robert Tables: I was there too! What a great double feature that was!
	5:27pm Passaic River Blues: @Ike: True. He basically lived on psychopath cameos for 15 years and crushed every one.
	5:28pm Robert Tables: @Fox: Neat! Did you also check out the organ concert the next day?
	5:29pm dale: i can dig it.
	5:30pm Fox: Robert TAbles: No, I wanted to, but I had obligations. I loooove that organ. I heard it play the Imperial March from Star Wars last year, and it was AMAZING. The entire building resonated with bass. It was so incredible.
	5:30pm Michael 98145: Haunted Shaft
	5:31pm Carmichael: Saul Bass also did the Psycho titles. And about a hundred other movies.
	5:31pm Kelly Jones: FUCKING MIKE LUPICA!!!!!!!! I hear you on WPRB!!!!!!!!!
	5:31pm dug: >Imperial March from Star Wars a friend walked down the aisle to that. wish i couldve made that wedding
	5:31pm wilbur twinhorse: Brad was outstanding in John Houston's film of the Flannery O'Connor book "Wise Blood".
	5:32pm joe mulligan: wow I almost didnt recognize your voice mike lupica, but nice to hear you man
	🧩 5:32pm Ike: Jersey refineries and Mike Lupica, perfect together!
	5:32pm thatsyourtrouble: Hey, Mike! Great to hear your voice.... Scott's show was already making me think of one of your old Halloween-themed premiums.
	5:33pm melinda: @wilbur yes!
	5:34pm melinda: I think Saul Bass did the Charade opener, great theme too.
	5:36pm slugluv1313: @ vampyra-ettte -- YES! "Carnival of Souls" is AMAZING! a friend in high school recommended it highly -- but also that one NOT watch it alone! finally it showed up on late night TV -- TOTALLY creeped me out!!! for years i avoided looking out windows at home after dark -- and would get completely spooked if i did (i grew up in an area where, at the time, there was hardly any outdoor lighting, so except for moonlight, it was DARK outside) years later, i was in college -- it showed up as a double feature with "Hour of the Wolf" at the Bleecker Street Cinema (i think) -- there was hardly anyone in the audience! but, years later, it was re-released and showing at Film Forum -- and there were lines going down the street!
	5:36pm Zetti: Anyone been to St. John the Divine's Procession of Ghouls with the classic silent horror film and live church organ accompaniment?
	5:37pm slugluv1313: "Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things" another Creature Feature/Chiller Theatre favorite :)
	5:37pm wilbur twinhorse: The Gun Party where we all join the Death Club...Happening in a place near YOU Soon!1
	5:39pm slugluv1313: MIKE LUPICA!!!!!!!! so freakin' COOL to hear you!!!!!
	5:41pm Greg from ZONE 5: Gravediggaz!
	5:42pm northguineahills: I'm not in the suburbs, but I'm the weird guy from the City to a mid/small sized town.
	5:42pm northguineahills: What Greg said....
	5:43pm Michael 98145: - have never lived outside a city -
	5:43pm northguineahills: I love Skiz Fernado (Spectre) and his Wordsound label!
	5:45pm dale: grew up in the sticks, moved to brooklyn and manhattan and then moved back to the sticks and now the sticks are nyc's suburbs.
	5:46pm Passaic River Blues: Horrorcore burned bright but briefly. ... For fans of Gravediggaz, Prince Paul also produced a record by a group called Horror City from Hempstead, LI. He put it out for free download 8, 10 years ago, so it must still be out there in the internets. Not bad.
	5:46pm Carmichael: I came from a micro nowhere town to the suburbs. Close enough to the city to dabble and run.
	5:47pm Colloween: This is wonderful
	5:48pm Carmichael: Sounded like a BeeGees Halloween.
	5:49pm Spankyflop: I remember Mike. I loved hip transistor.
	5:52pm TDK60: Why am I so frightfully late?
	5:54pm yankeelake: It's great to hear Mike back on the airwaves! If my memory serves me correctly, Mr. Lupika is the one who into introduced 'FMU to Electric Six! Danger Danger and Gay Bar! We are all quite indebted to Mike!
	5:54pm northguineahills: what Spankyflop said!
	🧩 5:55pm chresti: I lived most of my life in Los Angeles and environs, it's more of a sprawl than a city
	5:56pm Michael 98145: thanks, Scott W. fun show indeed.
	5:56pm Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks, Scotty & Mike!
	🧩 5:57pm chresti: Thanks Scott!
	5:57pm northguineahills: Thanks Scott and Mike!
	5:57pm Scott Williams: Thanks so much everyone, this has been a ton of fun!
	5:59pm Carmichael: Yay Scott!
	5:59pm melinda: Thanks Scott!
	5:59pm Bas NL: Thanks Scott!
	6:00pm McGreivey: more Russ Columbo !
	🧩 6:00pm chresti: likewise!
	6:01pm Michael 98145: L'Amour fou

Scott Williams: Playlist from October 29, 2018

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October 29, 2018: Just When You Thought It Was Safe... a Halloweeny Special!

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Horror Trailermix	"Horror Trailermix"		Orgy of the Living Dead, At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul, The Alligator People, The Beach Girls and The Monster, The Tingler, Attack of the Puppet People, Beyond The Door, The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms, Black Sunday, Black Christmas, Alice Sweet Alice, The Last House on the Left, When A Stranger Calls, The Omen, The Shining, Alone In The Dark, Sleepaway Camp, Halloween, Happy Birthday To Me, Prom Night, The Evil Dead, A Nightmare On Elm Street, Black Sabbath, Twin Peaks

Henry Hill	Home "Home" by "Henry Hill"	The Shining OST		0:45:06 (Pop-up)
The Caretaker	The Haunted Ballroom	Selected Memories from the Haunted Ballroom		0:48:21 (Pop-up)
Pino Donaggio	Candles for Christine	sdtk, "Don't Look Now"		0:51:47 (Pop-up)
Kids	Once Upon a Time There Was a Pretty Fly	sdtk, "Night of the Hunter"		0:56:38 (Pop-up)
The Fright Break	"The Fright Break"			0:58:09 (Pop-up)
Exquisite Corpse for Rich Hazelton, #3				0:58:51 (Pop-up)
Miranda Sex Garden	In Heaven (Lady In The Radiator Song)	Suspiria		1:02:50 (Pop-up)
Gene Moore	Profane - Sacrilege "Profane - Sacrilege" by "Gene Moore"	sdtk, "Carnival of Souls"		1:06:43 (Pop-up)

John Corigliano	The Laboratory Experiment	sdtk, "Altered States"		1:17:01 (Pop-up)
Popol Vuh	Wehe Khorazin "Wehe Khorazin" by "Popol Vuh"	Sei still, wisse ich bin		1:22:53 (Pop-up)
Z-Rock Hawaii	God in My Bed "God in My Bed" by "Z-Rock Hawaii"	Z-Rock Hawaii		1:29:07 (Pop-up)
FM Einheit	Lear Suite: Die Mauer / Akt 1 / Aufmarsch	Prometheus / Lear		1:32:40 (Pop-up)
The Dream Syndicate	Halloween "Halloween" by "The Dream Syndicate"	sdtk, "I Was a Teenage ZOMBIE"		1:38:45 (Pop-up)

Destroy All Monsters	You're Gonna Die			1:52:18 (Pop-up)
Unknown	March of the Teenagers pt. 2	I Was A Teenage Strangler Soundtrack		1:55:04 (Pop-up)
Acanthus	Le Frisson des Vampires "Le Frisson des Vampires" by "Acanthus"	The B-Music of Jean Rollin, Volume One: 1968-1973	there's that tritone!	2:03:24 (Pop-up)
Aphex Twin	Come to Daddy Pappy Mix	Come to Daddy EP		2:06:01 (Pop-up)
Joe Beard	What Does a Bad Person Look Like?	It's Okay To Say No! (A Must For Every Parent And Child: A Never Talk To Strangers 48-Page Coloring Book And Full-Length Recording)	orig. found via Otis Fodder's excellent "365 Days" project	2:10:19 (Pop-up)
	Yer Going to Hell "Yer Going to Hell"	Liquid Sky		2:13:11 (Pop-up)

Comus	The Bite "The Bite" by "Comus"	First Utterance		2:21:03 (Pop-up)
	a song			2:27:23 (Pop-up)
A mini Halloween set programmed by our surprise visitor MIKE LUPICA, former host of The Hip Transistor!
Gun Club	Death Party "Death Party" by "Gun Club"	Death Party		2:30:40 (Pop-up)
Spectre	Vampire Killa (featuring Caz)	The Second		2:39:38 (Pop-up)
Swell Maps	Graveyard Shift "Graveyard Shift" by "Swell Maps"	Train Out Of It		2:48:02 (Pop-up)

Riz Ortolani	Main Theme "Main Theme" by "Riz Ortolani"	Cannibal Holocaust (OST)		2:54:21 (Pop-up)
Russ Columbo	You Call It Madness (But I Call It Love)			2:55:46 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:02pm Carmichael: Heya Scotty and spooks.
	3:02pm Greg from ZONE 5: Afternoon, Scotty!
	3:03pm Michael 98145: Boo - ☠
	3:04pm joe: 'ello folks
	3:04pm joe: Im'a Scared
	3:04pm Scott Williams: Boo, ever'body! Let's get spooky
	3:05pm Lixiviated Life: "I am not an animal... " No, wait. Yes I am. Just forget it.
	3:05pm Greg from ZONE 5: Beach Girls & The Monster freaking RULES.
	3:06pm joe: I love how much the emphasis falls off right before he got to Jr....FRANK SINATRA jr
	3:06pm khd: also, dude, Alligator Man is not the preferred nomenclature, it's Florida Man
	3:07pm joe: Got to see House on Haunted Hill this weekend with Emergo
	3:08pm Greg from ZONE 5: John Hoyt freaking RULES.
	🧩 3:08pm Rev. Turnip Druid: If we don't get A PARTICULAR LOOP FROM A PARTICULAR FILM, NOT TO BE MENTIONED NOW SO AS TO NOT SPOIL IT before the end of this show, i will scowl pathetically for at least twelve hours.
	🧩 3:08pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also: hello.
	3:10pm medson: Boo! This sounds sooooo good.
	3:10pm Scott Williams: Hello, Reverend! Oh, I do hope we get there....
	3:10pm Greg from ZONE 5: Ray Harryhausen freaking RULES.
	3:12pm Parq: This is starting to sound like a Republican campaign commercial.
	3:12pm joe: Gred From Zone 5 Freaking rules
	3:13pm Michael 98145: poor Alice
	3:13pm Rob (Jerzcity): Woo!
	3:14pm Bas NL: Hello Scott! Pheww, just remembered you are an hour earlier.. we switched daylight saving time this weekend!
	3:14pm Greg from ZONE 5: Aw, shucks joey.
	3:14pm Passaic River Blues: To be fair, most birthday parties end in a nightmare.
	3:14pm Scott Williams: @Parq, we've been expecting you.
	3:16pm Michael 98145: we wait until after the National Halloween holiday to revert to Standard Time ☻
	3:18pm Rob (Jerzcity): It's allllll for you!
	🧩 3:19pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Pleased to report that the marriage survived a screening of Cronenberg's DEAD RINGERS last night. If only just..
	🧩 3:19pm chresti: helloooo!
	3:20pm Parq: Rob JC's playlist icon is my new favorite.
	3:22pm Greg from ZONE 5: Thus proving my theory that Donald Pleasance is in every movie. Name a movie that he's not in. YOU CAN'T.
	3:22pm Scott Williams: Friends, if you're enjoying this spooky silliness, please consider helping me reach my October fundraising goal before the end of today's program. We're less than 700 clams away!
	🧩 3:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: SEVEN HUNDRED CLAMS.
	3:24pm Greg from ZONE 5: Halloween? Boom. Donald Pleasance.
	3:24pm Rob (Jerzcity): yeah but how bout the Great Escape?
	3:24pm Rob (Jerzcity): ahh shit nm
	3:24pm Scott Williams: Thanks to these lovelies who have pledged in the last week: William, Bjørn, Steve, Pat, Paul, Kyril, Steve & Martha, Dante, Ken, John, Cindy, Caspar, David, and Lynn
	3:26pm Rob (Jerzcity): how bout You Only Live Twiiiiiii....I give up
	🧩 3:27pm Rev. Turnip Druid: If I remember correctly, The Great Escape also starred everyone on earth at the time. Quite a cast.
	3:28pm Greg from ZONE 5: It's like I'm sayin', Rob!
	3:28pm khd: "i'm your boyfriend now, nancy" - that sounded like Clay
	3:30pm Michael 98145: not back to Missoula ?!?!
	3:30pm Parq: Oh, great montage, and an especially great finish.
	3:30pm Rob (Jerzcity): @RTD - yup - including a young un-mustachio'd Charlie Bronson affecting a Russian accent
	🧩 3:31pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Puppet People = infinite classic.
	3:31pm northguineahills: Wait, it's not sage to be dead, is that's why we're stuck on this timeline?!!
	3:33pm impboy: Horror is going through a renaissance today. Think Mandy, Hereditary, Climax, Haunting of Hill House, etc.
	3:34pm JakeGhould (Halloween): Boo, Scott! Remember folks, never ask a which about her hex life and always respect ghouls!
	3:34pm Parq: Rob JC, just free-associating here, but Bronson was in a post-apocalypse Twilight Zone installment, opposite Elizabeth Montgomery who was -- yes! -- affecting a Russian accent.
	🧩 3:34pm chresti: why are cowards yellow?
	🧩 3:35pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Revisiting the horror films of childhood (mid-late 1970s) has been a groove. Some films much better than remembered. .. Silent Scream (1979) with the intensely excellent Barbara Steele... ah, swoon..
	3:35pm Michael 98145: _Hereditary_ is getting a lot of good reviews. guess i need to see that.
	3:35pm JakeGhould (Halloween): WITCH! WITCH! I MEANT TO TYPE WITCH!!! A HEX ON ME!!!
	🧩 3:35pm chresti: which witch?
	3:36pm Greg from ZONE 5: @Parq: "Two"!
	3:36pm impboy: John Carpenter is touring now! With his music. Anyone see it?
	3:37pm sweet cheri: hello, good afternoon scott and to one and all happy early halloween everybody!!!
	🧩 3:37pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @impboy: Last time he came 'round these parts, t'was too expensive for this poor clergyman. Alas.
	3:37pm Parq: Greg, I only know the one where they're the last two people alive, and they become a couple after they stop trying to kill each other. There's a second one?
	3:39pm Greg from ZONE 5: Haha…nope just one. But the episode is called "Two."
	3:39pm JakeGhould (Halloween): Everyone should watch the Star Trek episode, “Catspaw.”
	🧩 3:39pm Ken From Haunted Hyde Park: Good afternoon, freaky friends!
	3:40pm impboy: Diabolous in Musica
	3:41pm Michael 98145: slave to the interval rhythm
	3:42pm Zetti: Tonights halloween watch is... DePalma's Phantom of the Paradise.
	3:45pm Jeff Moore: Because children are creepy feral little monsters!
	3:46pm Colleen: This is sooo fun!
	3:47pm Jeff Moore: What was the disturbingly happy music as Blue Velvet opened? I don't remember, I just remember the images.
	3:47pm Sean d: Aaaaaaaaaah!...im scared
	3:47pm Scott Williams: Bobby Vinton, Jeff! "Blue Velvet", of course
	3:48pm Jeff Moore: Riiiiight!
	3:49pm Parq: Greg-- ohhhh. <blushes>
	3:52pm Colloween: My daughter said that sounded like The Shining...and then the title made me think she was right?
	3:52pm Little Booka: Loving the show!
	3:54pm Jay/ in spooky London: enjoying the show Scott and interesting to boot :)
	🧩 3:54pm chresti: Howling wind can be spooky
	🧩 3:56pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Hard to quantify what makes some music creepy -- Was 6 years old when ELO's 'eldorado' LP came out and SOMETHING about that thing was extremely supernatural wickedness, per the child-brain. Today it def. has a bit of a melancholy vibe, but... ghosty? not sure..
	3:56pm Carmichael: My scary movie was Phantasm.
	3:57pm northguineahills: @chresti: And Howling Wolf can be groovy!
	3:58pm northguineahills: one year in NYC, I made a haunted redneck dj mix (live) at a gig. Yes, it included Henry Flynt as a sample....
	🧩 4:03pm chresti: Howling wolves and howling wind: spooky!
	🧩 4:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: HAVE YOU SEEN THESE CHICKENS?
	4:08pm joe mulligan: jus cutem up like regular chickens
	🧩 4:09pm chresti: I'm too afraid to watch spooky movies-I was very frightened by "The Nutty Professor"
	🧩 4:10pm Rev. Turnip Druid: YASSSSS! I was hoping Carnival of Souls was 'round the corner...
	4:12pm Scott Williams: Had a feelin', l Rev! A few more coming you may enjoy
	4:16pm Colloween: Yaay,,,,
	4:20pm Carmichael: Ooohh, Altered States. The perfect acid movie.
	4:22pm Parq: Scott, this is such a cool show!
	4:22pm Jeff Moore: Still rooting for The Shaggs! As I mentioned, it was super cool when, at the end of one of those Ann Magnuson / Adam Dugas / Mia Theodoratus "Dueling Harps" shows (probably must've been Octoberish) they did The Shaggs's Halloweeen as the encore. It was excellent.
	4:22pm Carmichael: Anything with Peter Cushing and/or Christopher Lee was a winner.
	🧩 4:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: speaking of kid obsessions; probably got this whole bloody soundtrack memorized. Lovely.
	4:25pm Parq: Rev @ .56 -- well, Eldorado had that low-pitch intro, which kind of sets a morose tone. That probably would have done it for me if I'd been little when I heard it.
	4:26pm dale: popul vuh is really getting the love lately. i like it!
	4:26pm Carmichael: Face the Music had that sturm und drang intro with all the screeching violins and the backwards lyrics.
	4:26pm Parq: As for the gothic chorus trope of horror music, you could (forgive me if this has already been mentioned), get a whole sub-discussion just out of "O Fortuna".
	4:28pm dale: is this from heart of glass? not a horror film but the music certainly imparts doom
	4:28pm Jeff Moore: @Parq: for sure. I think Scott may have mentioned Carmina Burana during his thesis.
	4:28pm northguineahills: Let's read from the Popol Vuh for some real terror (interesting read).
	4:30pm pumpkinspicerette: "I see dead people"..."I like beer"...}:^)
	🧩 4:30pm Rev. Turnip Druid: true 'nuff, Parq 4:25. Also: same year Eldorado came out, saw the film BURNT OFFERINGS, which I haven't seen since, but I imagine is a bit tame(?) but ranks as the first film that actually scared the heebiejeezus outta this tiny kid.
	4:32pm Colloween: Kermie!
	4:33pm Warwick joe: Just saw hereditary. I don’t know if I liked it. I mean it seemed like a well made movie. But it just made me angry.
	4:33pm Parq: I was so easily scared as a kid. The version of "Babes in Toyland" with Oliver and Hardy did such a number on me, but I felt better about it when my dad told me that, when he'd seen it in its original release, it did just the same to him. The spookhouse at Rye Playland (which still stands, in roughly the same form) unnerved me for years.
	4:35pm Scott Williams: I loved Hereditary, but still wondering how I felt about the ending. But that's typical of that studio, ending with "YEP YOU GUESSED IT!", just like "The Witch" (which I also loved)
	4:36pm pumpkinspicerette: "Even a man who is pure of heart and says his prayers at night will become a werewolf when the wolfbane blooms and the moon is shining bright." ...just sayin'...
	🧩 4:39pm Ken From Hyde Park: "The Blob," a very absorbing picture.
	4:39pm Fox: I'm glad that a movie as difference as Hereditary (much like the Witch) were made, and got so much coverage, but though I thought it was excellently made and acted, I, too, don't know if I actually enjoyed it.
	4:42pm pumpkinspicerette: Been watching Kaneto Shindo's "Kuroneko", ("Black Cat in a Bamboo Grove"),whoa,mama, SCARY!!! Ken FHP. HA HAAAAA!!!!
	4:43pm Fox: I just watched Saw II and Saw III over the weekend for the first time, and I totally enjoyed them! Much better acting than the first one, AND had the chick from The Blob!
	4:44pm melinda: Hi Scott and people!
	4:45pm Scott Williams: I still haven't seen any of the Saws. Or for that matter Serbian Movie. Tho I did see the Human Centipedes, ugghh
	4:46pm pumpkinspicerette: Scott, TOTALLY SEAMLESS SEGUES!!! Dreamlike :D
	4:46pm melinda: I keep saying I'm going to watch The Exorcist but then I don't, the 2+ hour running time cuts into my FMU programs. Also, scary.
	4:47pm Greg from ZONE 5: Saw movies are whack.
	4:47pm Scott Williams: @melinda, watch The Exorcist 2! Seriously. Altho most of it sucks, there's THIS ONE SCENE, my godddddd....
	4:49pm Carmichael: Oh yeah, The Ring scared the hell out of me, now that I think about it.
	4:50pm melinda: @ Scott but I feel obligated to watch the Exorcist first, even though I saw it a long time ago.
	4:55pm melinda: Ring was the last really scary movie I saw.
	🧩 4:55pm tim from champaign: I watched The Thing for the first time this weekend. I really dug it. Also, a killer soundtrack.
	4:56pm melinda: Let the Right One In was a top-notch vampire movie.
	4:57pm Michael 98145: what melinda just said
	4:58pm pumpkinspicerette: Melinda, there's a great,creaky old Horror film by James Whale called "The Old Dark House", with Charles Laughton,that's hilarious! It's very weird and has hysterical line readings. Not scary enough for nightmares but definitely creepy. I think Boris Karloff plays a bearded butler.
	🧩 4:59pm tim from champaign: Detroit rock can have a real criminal vibe to it.
	5:01pm melinda: @geeze I'm not too familiar with old scary movies, although I do remember watching part of the Mummy as a kid and getting scared.
	5:02pm Scott Williams: Thank you Peter, Emilie, and Derek for your pledges! Folks, we're only $403 away from the goal - GOAL GOAL GOAL!! Please help me get to the 100% mark by 6pm
	🧩 5:02pm Ken From Haunted Hyde Park: Although I haven't seen it, I heard "The Evil Dead" from 1981 was pretty creepy and scary.
	5:04pm Scott Williams: @HP Ken, yep, an incredibly oppressive tone in that one, well worth it! The sequel was just plain hilarious - and fun.
	5:06pm melinda: A not-scary but hilarious vampire movie is What We Do in the Shadows.
	5:08pm northguineahills: I love that one, melinda!
	5:08pm Greg from ZONE 5: Just a heads-up that you have less than an hour left to play "Dream Warriors" by Dokken. You should probably cue it up now so it's all ready.
	🧩 5:08pm tim from champaign: @melinda - I cracked up pretty hard when the cops found the werewolf.
	5:09pm northguineahills: Richard James!
	5:09pm Scott Williams: But Greg, then I won't have time for Saxxy Man in Lost Boys!
	5:10pm melinda: @tim I liked how the alpha werewolf would boss the others around.
	5:10pm dug: dokken -- a band i havent thought of in like 30 years :-D
	5:10pm Aitch: 8am here, cup of tea made, soul being eaten, as you do.
	5:10pm Scott Williams: Thank you Bas! $303 left to go, friends!
	5:11pm dug: are they Europe-like hair metal?
	5:12pm vampyra-ette: I really love the ancient B&W Universal Horror films from the '30s. They're much slower and there's no blood, but they leave a lot of space for your own imagination to collaborate. It's almost like being told a story, and the black and white are luminous.
	5:13pm dug: i made my wife watch that windowlicker video on sat night. she was like "ok. time to give me the remote"
	5:14pm Fox: I'm actually a big fan of Excorcist III. Some goddamn great performances. It was based on a William Peter Blatty novel, and he himself adapted it as a screenplay, and also directed it. The dialouge is fabulous, George C Scott is lovely. It feels so much like a film from the 70's, yet it came out in 1990! And omigosh, Brad Douriff steals the show, as always.
	5:16pm Fox: The Hammer Frankenstien films are pretty amazing as well. Peter Cushing plays the character as a total asshole, and he's astounding! He's officially my favorite action star. Frankenstien Must Be Destroyed and Frankenstien Created Woman are so worth watching.
	5:16pm Little Booka: Dig babby dig
	5:17pm dug: george c scott --> time to rewatch dr strangelove. what are some of his other greats?
	5:17pm Zetti: god that brings back memories...
	5:17pm Fox: dug: Anatomy of a Murder.
	5:18pm vampyra-ette: Scott, gotta leave but wonderful show! We'll have it playing while we hand out candy Wed. night. Kids parents will dig it.
	5:19pm Zetti: Roger Corman's Frankenstien Unbound is a fav.
	5:19pm dale: 'jesse james meets frankenstein's daughter' is real - and horrible.
	5:20pm dug: fox --> whoa. gets 100% on rotten tomatoes
	5:20pm melinda: That's when I watched The Mummy, Saturday afternoon on TV in the 70s.
	5:20pm impboy: Was this Sam Peckinpah's version of "salad Days"?
	5:21pm vampyra-ette: "Carnival of Souls" is a good one.
	5:21pm Passaic River Blues: Channel 11 WPIX on Saturdays was a treasure trove. At least one weekend a month featured one of the first five "Planet of the Apes" movies or related TV series, a selection from the "Death Wish" franchise, or some lovable horror flick.
	5:21pm Zetti: Blue Sunshine?
	5:21pm Rich in Washington: Ape Week!
	5:22pm melinda: @dug I don't know if it's one of his greats by The Changeling was scary.
	5:22pm Michael 98145: someone recently suggested Geo C Scott in The Changeling (1980)
	5:23pm gw: Great show Scotty!
	5:23pm melinda: but, not by
	5:23pm Fox: For any of you wanting some great horrific short films to get you in the holiday mood..... I give you Cutting Moments. vimeo.com... Give it time. Wait for it. And don't watch it at work.
	5:23pm Michael 98145: jinx
	5:24pm dug: @melinda --> 79% on RT is pretty high
	5:25pm northguineahills: Comus!
	5:25pm Robert Tables: @pumpkinspicerette: I saw "The Old Dark House" recently at the great Loew's Jersey Theater which was part of a Boris Karloff double feature along with "Bride of Frankenstein." (Good!)
	🧩 5:25pm Ike: Brad Dourif is great. I'm not a big horror fan, but Dourif showed up in seemingly every sci-fi show for a while and almost always got typecast as a psycho, but he was always great anyway.
	5:25pm Fox: @dug: Anatomy of a Murder is worth watching if only for the excellent opening credits by Saul Bass.
	5:26pm dug: @Fox: --> looks like id have to pay 4 bux to rent it on amazon. we'll see..
	5:26pm Fox: Robert Tables: I was there too! What a great double feature that was!
	5:27pm Passaic River Blues: @Ike: True. He basically lived on psychopath cameos for 15 years and crushed every one.
	5:28pm Robert Tables: @Fox: Neat! Did you also check out the organ concert the next day?
	5:29pm dale: i can dig it.
	5:30pm Fox: Robert TAbles: No, I wanted to, but I had obligations. I loooove that organ. I heard it play the Imperial March from Star Wars last year, and it was AMAZING. The entire building resonated with bass. It was so incredible.
	5:30pm Michael 98145: Haunted Shaft
	5:31pm Carmichael: Saul Bass also did the Psycho titles. And about a hundred other movies.
	5:31pm Kelly Jones: FUCKING MIKE LUPICA!!!!!!!! I hear you on WPRB!!!!!!!!!
	5:31pm dug: >Imperial March from Star Wars a friend walked down the aisle to that. wish i couldve made that wedding
	5:31pm wilbur twinhorse: Brad was outstanding in John Houston's film of the Flannery O'Connor book "Wise Blood".
	5:32pm joe mulligan: wow I almost didnt recognize your voice mike lupica, but nice to hear you man
	🧩 5:32pm Ike: Jersey refineries and Mike Lupica, perfect together!
	5:32pm thatsyourtrouble: Hey, Mike! Great to hear your voice.... Scott's show was already making me think of one of your old Halloween-themed premiums.
	5:33pm melinda: @wilbur yes!
	5:34pm melinda: I think Saul Bass did the Charade opener, great theme too.
	5:36pm slugluv1313: @ vampyra-ettte -- YES! "Carnival of Souls" is AMAZING! a friend in high school recommended it highly -- but also that one NOT watch it alone! finally it showed up on late night TV -- TOTALLY creeped me out!!! for years i avoided looking out windows at home after dark -- and would get completely spooked if i did (i grew up in an area where, at the time, there was hardly any outdoor lighting, so except for moonlight, it was DARK outside) years later, i was in college -- it showed up as a double feature with "Hour of the Wolf" at the Bleecker Street Cinema (i think) -- there was hardly anyone in the audience! but, years later, it was re-released and showing at Film Forum -- and there were lines going down the street!
	5:36pm Zetti: Anyone been to St. John the Divine's Procession of Ghouls with the classic silent horror film and live church organ accompaniment?
	5:37pm slugluv1313: "Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things" another Creature Feature/Chiller Theatre favorite :)
	5:37pm wilbur twinhorse: The Gun Party where we all join the Death Club...Happening in a place near YOU Soon!1
	5:39pm slugluv1313: MIKE LUPICA!!!!!!!! so freakin' COOL to hear you!!!!!
	5:41pm Greg from ZONE 5: Gravediggaz!
	5:42pm northguineahills: I'm not in the suburbs, but I'm the weird guy from the City to a mid/small sized town.
	5:42pm northguineahills: What Greg said....
	5:43pm Michael 98145: - have never lived outside a city -
	5:43pm northguineahills: I love Skiz Fernado (Spectre) and his Wordsound label!
	5:45pm dale: grew up in the sticks, moved to brooklyn and manhattan and then moved back to the sticks and now the sticks are nyc's suburbs.
	5:46pm Passaic River Blues: Horrorcore burned bright but briefly. ... For fans of Gravediggaz, Prince Paul also produced a record by a group called Horror City from Hempstead, LI. He put it out for free download 8, 10 years ago, so it must still be out there in the internets. Not bad.
	5:46pm Carmichael: I came from a micro nowhere town to the suburbs. Close enough to the city to dabble and run.
	5:47pm Colloween: This is wonderful
	5:48pm Carmichael: Sounded like a BeeGees Halloween.
	5:49pm Spankyflop: I remember Mike. I loved hip transistor.
	5:52pm TDK60: Why am I so frightfully late?
	5:54pm yankeelake: It's great to hear Mike back on the airwaves! If my memory serves me correctly, Mr. Lupika is the one who into introduced 'FMU to Electric Six! Danger Danger and Gay Bar! We are all quite indebted to Mike!
	5:54pm northguineahills: what Spankyflop said!
	🧩 5:55pm chresti: I lived most of my life in Los Angeles and environs, it's more of a sprawl than a city
	5:56pm Michael 98145: thanks, Scott W. fun show indeed.
	5:56pm Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks, Scotty & Mike!
	🧩 5:57pm chresti: Thanks Scott!
	5:57pm northguineahills: Thanks Scott and Mike!
	5:57pm Scott Williams: Thanks so much everyone, this has been a ton of fun!
	5:59pm Carmichael: Yay Scott!
	5:59pm melinda: Thanks Scott!
	5:59pm Bas NL: Thanks Scott!
	6:00pm McGreivey: more Russ Columbo !
	🧩 6:00pm chresti: likewise!
	6:01pm Michael 98145: L'Amour fou

Scott Williams: Playlist from October 29, 2018

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