WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from May 22, 2019

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from May 22, 2019

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May 22, 2019: We offer you a path to salvation. The other path leads to a bottomless bucket of cookie dough ice cream. Choose wisely.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Lee Morgan	Mesabi Chant "Mesabi Chant" by "Lee Morgan"	Volume 3							0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Jethro Tull (Mick Abrahams, guitar)	Cat's Squirrel	This Was							0:05:23 (Pop-up)
Princess Chelsea	The Loneliest Girl	The Loneliest Girl							0:11:05 (Pop-up)
The New Pornographers	Backstairs "Backstairs" by "The New Pornographers"	Brill Bruisers							0:14:48 (Pop-up)
Second Oracle	New Child, New Prophecy	Second Oracle							0:19:02 (Pop-up)

Jukka Eskola	Martha's Moment "Martha's Moment" by "Jukka Eskola"	Orquesta Bossa							0:30:08 (Pop-up)
Andrew Bird	Bloodless "Bloodless" by "Andrew Bird"	My Finest Work Yet							0:34:19 (Pop-up)
Erika Wennerstrom	Letting Go "Letting Go" by "Erika Wennerstrom"	Sweet Unknown							0:40:42 (Pop-up)
Johnny Scott	Roses Today "Roses Today" by "Johnny Scott"	Music for TV Dinners: the '60s							0:45:36 (Pop-up)

Parquet Courts	Tenderness "Tenderness" by "Parquet Courts"	Wide Awake!							0:52:26 (Pop-up)
Raw Milk	Connecting Dots "Connecting Dots" by "Raw Milk"	Tired Giant							0:55:03 (Pop-up)
Russkaja	Get Lucky "Get Lucky" by "Russkaja"	Barada EP							0:58:10 (Pop-up)
General Strike	Interplanetary Music	Danger in Paradise							1:01:46 (Pop-up)
The Comet is Coming	Unity "Unity" by "The Comet is Coming"	Trust in the Lifeforce of the Deep Mystery							1:05:15 (Pop-up)
Mèlanie Laurent	Circus "Circus" by "Mèlanie Laurent"	En t'attendant							1:09:24 (Pop-up)
Aldous Harding	Weight of the Planets	Designer							1:13:59 (Pop-up)

The Jazz Mandolin Project & Jamie Masefield	Milestones in the Sunshine	The Jazz Mandolin Project							1:24:14 (Pop-up)
Old Maybe	Clear "Clear" by "Old Maybe"	Piggity Pink							1:27:49 (Pop-up)
Valley Lodge	Fire "Fire" by "Valley Lodge"	Fog Machine							1:30:43 (Pop-up)
The Savoy Havana Band	Masculine Women! Feminine Men!	Songs the Bonzo Dog Band Taught Us							1:34:24 (Pop-up)
The Caribbean Jazz Project	Cá-Ni-Mo!	Paraíso							1:37:11 (Pop-up)

Tame Impala	Borderline "Borderline" by "Tame Impala"	The Slow Rush							1:48:25 (Pop-up)
Jamie Saft Trio	God Knows "God Knows" by "Jamie Saft Trio"	Trouble - The Jamie Saft Trio Plays Bob Dylan							1:52:33 (Pop-up)
The Band	Chest Fever "Chest Fever" by "The Band"	Music from Big Pink							1:59:23 (Pop-up)
The Art Malvin Singers & the Tony Mottola Orchestra	We're Happy to Report	Little Songs for Polio Protection (comp. Hy Zaret & Lou Singer)							2:04:28 (Pop-up)
Swimming Tapes	Easy Strand "Easy Strand" by "Swimming Tapes"	Easy Strand (single)							2:05:36 (Pop-up)
The Piggies	Wanna Go to Heaven "Wanna Go to Heaven" by "The Piggies"	Something to Chew On							2:08:14 (Pop-up)
Mulatu Astatke & the Heliocentrics	Fire in the Zoo	Inspiration Information 2							2:11:40 (Pop-up)

Victor Goines, Peter Martin, Carlos Henriquez & Greg Hutchinson	Stop 'n' Go	New Adventures							2:18:56 (Pop-up)
Calvin Keys	Vertical Clearance "Vertical Clearance" by "Calvin Keys"	Vertical Clearance							2:24:22 (Pop-up)
Peel Dream Magazine	Qi Velocity "Qi Velocity" by "Peel Dream Magazine"	Modern Meta Physic							2:29:28 (Pop-up)
Sloan	Burn for It "Burn for It" by "Sloan"	Parallel Play							2:32:09 (Pop-up)
Big Thief	Cattails "Cattails" by "Big Thief"	U.F.O.F.							2:34:38 (Pop-up)
Ned Collette	Grant's Farm "Grant's Farm" by "Ned Collette"	Old Chestnut							2:38:24 (Pop-up)

Thomas Marriott	Room 547 "Room 547" by "Thomas Marriott"	Urban Folklore							2:48:05 (Pop-up)
Toy	Move Through the Dark "Move Through the Dark" by "Toy"	Happy in the Hollow							2:53:10 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	5/19 10:23pm Irwin: Illustration by William Steig. Thanks to Anne Bernstein and Alison Porchnik.
	3:01pm Michael 98145: we choose the door into summer
	3:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Defenestration.
	👻 3:02pm Listening Out There: When it comes to windows, summer good and summer not...
	3:02pm holland oats: wasn't this leonard lopate's theme? #metoo
	3:02pm Dean: You do realize that Steig's kid is begging for an adverb?
	3:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...or as Chet Baker said - everything happens to me...
	3:04pm Listener Robert: Meaning the defenestration is coming one way or another, you get only to pick your style, Dean?
	3:05pm Dean: Exactly. (Also an adverb.)
	3:07pm The Oscar: I mean, is there anyone who wouldn't choose the ice cream?
	3:08pm Michael 98145: { we've been to the Novoměstská radnice defenestration site in Prague }
	3:08pm John in Bklyn: Hello Irwin and Chusidians!
	3:10pm berbo: As much as I like ice cream, I really have no use for cookie dough ice cream. On the other hand, I'm not especially interested in salvation either.
	3:10pm John in Bklyn: @holland oats: Yeah, Lopate used to use a bunch of Blue Note stuff for segues and beds; Dexter Gordon, Herbie Nichols, Jackie McLean et al.
	3:13pm aaronfromMI: Salvation is a bottomles bucket of cookie dough ice cream.
	3:14pm Mike tp: one of my drum heroes from that era.clive bunker Mitch Mitchell Elvin Jones dino dinelli.and Hal Blaine on all those songs I didn't realize he was the drummer on.thanks for your show Ol Pal Irwin.......
	3:16pm Irwin: Mike: Dave Mandl and I are big fans of Bunker. There's a terrific extended solo from an Isle of Wight Festival on YT that merits watching. A technician AND an artist.
	3:17pm thatpatsmith: love this song
	3:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah! & hey - covering Ginger there ftw...just missed JackBruce's B-Day...Always Remember.
	3:17pm Michael 98145: yes
	3:18pm Irwin: Also Skip Prokop and "Fast Eddie" Hoh.
	3:19pm Listener Robert: Sounds like she's singing, "Checking the bathroom."
	3:19pm Mike tp: thanks Irwin I'll give it a look.clive was a real tank of a drummer.seenhim I that era of this was stand up benefit N aqualung.. and this is a tasty porno cut.!!!!!!!
	3:20pm Dean: Bunker is impressive with Steve Hillage, too.
	3:20pm John in Bklyn: Yeah, Bunker didn't get as much attention as the other Brits of that era. He had a nice touch and the jazz/big band influence thing.
	3:20pm peter in SEA: OMG Irwin, first time I've tuned in and you have an image of Wm Steig's Agony in the Kindergarten on the playlist. Hallelujah WFMU you and I were made for each other!
	3:21pm Dean: Sun Ra tribute slated for today?
	3:22pm John in Bklyn: B.J. Wilson of Procol Harum was a freak, too! His snare is at chest level. --- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htyVq1yCgyE ---
	3:22pm Irwin: peter: My g/f recently got hold of a Steig collection from the mid-1950s and I was gobsmacked.
	3:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Just missed the Anderson-less Tull tour across the street from here...mistake probly.
	3:22pm John in Bklyn: Sorry, geeking out on Classic Rock™ drummers. I'll calm down.
	3:23pm Irwin: Dean: Can't do a Ra trib. Conflict of interest, I admin the estate.
	3:23pm Dean: Damn fiduciary duties!
	3:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: New Child, New Prophecy, New Jersey ...& who would be the Complaintant ??
	3:24pm Little Danny: This is fantastic
	3:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Presence of the Living Myth is With Us anyroad...
	3:27pm Listener Robert: Dean, I suspect any conflict goes the other way, i.e. with Auricle's charter, because how could playing Sun Ra here run against the estate's interest? Or Irwin's kidding.
	3:28pm queems: i missed jethro tull WTF
	3:28pm queems: i’ve seen them several times with my dad
	3:28pm peter in SEA: @Irwin, the big Yellow Book? It's a bible in our house!
	3:28pm Dean: I think you're right, Listener Robert. It's Auricle.
	3:29pm Dean: Until about a year ago, I couldn't stand Jethro Tull. Then one day, suddenly, I really liked them.
	3:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Stand Up' - & what else?
	3:31pm Chi Bill: I swear by Tull's first 2 albums. Thanks for Cat's Squirrel, cranked the f out of it.
	3:31pm coelacanth∅: how can you not like aqualung?!
	3:32pm Irwin: Conflict because my professional interests can't be yammered about on the non-commercial airwaves.
	3:32pm queems: stand up is excellent, and it has a super great cover/pop up insert
	3:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: en.wikipedia.org...
	3:32pm Irwin: I HATE Aqualung. HATE HATE HATE.
	3:32pm Listener Robert: Then again, Spin Age gets a show by that name, and Andy B. twists Ken's arm for occasional plugs -- which can be justified as gags, part of the act.
	3:32pm Irwin: Sorry for that loss of composure. I am unfond of Aqualung.
	3:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Aqualung disses old men...I hear ya...
	3:33pm coelacanth∅: hahaha! well, i don't get it. the songs, the arrangements, the playing... (i think all jethro tull albums up to minstrel in the gallery are excellent; and minstrel through songs from the wood are pretty good)
	3:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Overplayed is as Good as Bad.
	3:35pm Monica: love this andrew bird track. great groove.
	3:36pm coelacanth∅: i mean -passion play is slightly tedious; war child has some dumb pop songs; but they're still good. stand up is probably my favorite
	3:36pm John in Bklyn: A lot of Tull stuff reminds me of Stonehenge by Spinal Tap.
	3:37pm prudy: enjoying Mr. Bird.
	3:37pm Irwin: Mo - Andrew Bird don't miss, do he? Never heard anything by him that wasn't impressive.
	3:37pm Little Danny: Lurvely laid back rhythms on Eskola and Bird
	3:37pm berbo: A Moet-et-chandon reference!
	👻 3:38pm βrian: @Dean: I had that same experience with cilantro. I just loathed it. Then one day: Epiphany!
	3:38pm coelacanth∅: i think Ian Anderson's live performances severely undermined the band's talent -caricature of himself he became...
	3:40pm Irwin: coel: You think the codpiece was an embellishment too precious?
	3:40pm Dean: That's it, coelacanth∅, and Anderson even more or less admitted as much in an interview with Rick Wakeman, which was what caused me to like Jethro Tull, the cilantro of rock.
	👻 3:41pm βrian: Codpiece? daily.jstor.org...
	3:42pm coelacanth∅: hahahaha Irwin... maybe i just have to see more of them then it won't seem odd
	3:42pm prudy: to a lot of people cilantro tastes like soap..
	3:43pm Irwin: Erika W has an amazing set of pipes.
	3:43pm Z-pulpa: ooooh this is nice. greetings friends!
	👻 3:44pm βrian: @prudy: Yes, or like licking a 9-volt battery. When I suddenly reoriented my palate, I realized I'd been tasting it upside-down, as it were.
	3:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cilantro of Rawk! Genius here I swear... Saw Tull in 60s Revival Show thang - & they seemed more a going concern than that! He can Rawk a flute - believe it...
	3:46pm prudy: yes, Irwin agreed about EW. New to me.
	3:47pm coelacanth∅: well Dean, i appreciate that he admitted it, but he took it too far, in my opinion. (and it doesn't help that their recorded output got terrible after songs from the wood, and the death treatment of classic rock radio...) ...top-notch musicians that became kind of a joke. sad.
	3:48pm sweet cheri: hi and good afternoon Irwin, monica and everybody!! monica I can't wait to see you once again,, also I have got a huge treat for you come sunday monica!!
	3:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Like why is this long stringy plant thing w/ the odd taste so rampant in my salsa? Chop it up a bit & try again...
	3:50pm coelacanth∅: that there's any band that has a tendency to be disliked then suddenly liked in a revelation strikes me about as when people say "...you either love 'em or you hate 'em" - which does not apply to anyone.
	3:50pm rsj: easy like how?
	3:54pm Dean: The backstory, I suppose, is that everybody in my crowd at the time loved JT, but I couldn't get over the prancing around and mugging and breathy flute, so I just gave up on the band. Yet I wanted to appreciate what everybody was raving about. As the albums emerged, I found less and less to admire at all. But with several decades of distance I now hear them more clearly.
	3:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sucking in the 70s. Let's face it - there was a lot of losing the plot...
	3:57pm prudy: I also think some music doesn't age well. Some stuff from the 80's just sounds like weird relics to me even though I liked them at the time.
	3:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I have a bit of a different 80s now then I did in the 80s. ...But it still wasn't their 80s...
	3:59pm prudy: great cover!
	3:59pm laughingacademy: Brighton Beach summer jam 2019, woooooo!
	4:00pm John in Bklyn: I hated the original, this is great!!
	4:00pm queems: THIS COVER
	4:00pm Roberto: This reminds me of Gogol Bordello.
	4:01pm John in Bklyn: It reminds me of Laibach.
	4:02pm Ike: That rendition treats that level of songwriting with the respect and honor it deserves.
	4:02pm Irwin: Here's your Ra Arrival Day marker.
	4:05pm coelacanth∅: true for me as well some music doesn't seem to age well; but i couldn't stand most popular music in the 80s even then...same thing with most disco. and it hasn't gotten any better, even as i get old and subjected to it again.
	4:05pm Mike tp: one thing I realize N recognize is that the bands of yesterday would tour endlessly around the globe N do it for years.they would hit the stage N give it their all.that was then N glad to have experienced it.im also very glad that WFMU exists to challenge N entertain again N again.and Irwin I have to agree on aqualung.i was so done with them but not in a bad way there was so much yet to be turned onto.happy to be 66 with open ears mind N heart to sound.!!!!
	4:08pm flashbazbo: I only listen to a jethro Tull album if the RIAA certifies that it is heavy metal.
	4:10pm Dean: Thanks for the discreet acknowledgement.
	4:10pm John in Bklyn: @flahbazbo: Ha!! I forgot about that!
	4:10pm coelacanth∅: aqualung was the first time i heard jethro tull, age 10-11, and i instantly loved it; but all of their subsequent releases were at least a slight disappointment. a few years later, when i explored the first 3, and "living in the past", i fell in love with those too. i never got sick of aqualung though. (might help that i stopped listening to commercial radio by 1980) and i listen to aqualung at least once/year in it's entirety, on or around easter.
	4:11pm coelacanth∅: wow i like this
	4:11pm The Oscar: Huh-- never knew Melanie Laurent was a singer-- this is really nice. Loved her in Inglourious Basterds.
	4:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ha! ...Time allows the Context to change. Even when Disco was happening - I knew some of it was just good Pop or Funk. But I'm not revolted by my Dad wanting to dress like Travolta generally wnymore...I mean - Disco was like my age group's WWII or Depression where I was...as bad as - Sports! An obscenity... Took a while to dig Sinatra as not just the Square AntiRawk Honky in Chief for example?...changes...
	4:13pm John in Bklyn: I saw Tull at The Spectrum in Philly in '79 (?). It was to support some album about Northern Seas Oil or some nonsense. I felt silly sitting there. I just wanted to hear an extended drum solo. The fusion-y prog-y band UK opened. John Wetton, Eddie Jobson and Terry Bozzio.
	4:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bozzio!
	4:15pm coelacanth∅: there always was a small % of disco i liked (in fact my "disco sucks" friends made fun of me for my not hating Olivia Newton-John, and liking b.t. express...) still don't like Sinatra. that's not likely to change.
	4:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gotta pick & choose yer Frankie...but not to Franksplain...
	4:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I like Crooners is a thing...
	4:16pm coelacanth∅: Aldous Harding reminds me slightly of Katell Keineg
	4:16pm Dean: The small % of disco I liked was mostly Giorgio Moroder. Have to concur re: Sinatra, mostly, but he's one of those guys "you either love or you hate or something midway between the two."
	4:16pm John in Bklyn: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63: He had the all-Remo Roto-Toms kit. It sounded pretty good. He's a freak!
	4:17pm Monica: thx in advance, cheri.
	4:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Rural/Urban experience of Disco was divergent. In the City it was Druggy & Queer & Racial. In the boonies here - it was the straight Jocks & Live venues turning over...& that one beat off the damn highhat for seven years on the radio & nothing else - it seemed.
	4:20pm coelacanth∅: i do like "your bim-bam-baby is coming home tonight" (i don't actually know the title) because it's so over-the-top ridiculous that it's as if he's making fun of the absurdity of his persona.
	4:20pm Hoboken Jack: I hear that In Real Life is particularly good tonight and has already won some sort of Edward R Murrow award.
	4:25pm Irwin: Is tonight your ep, Jack?
	4:26pm Hoboken Jack: Oh I guess it is!
	4:28pm Fredericks: These "Milestones...." drums are perfectly recorded.
	4:28pm Irwin: I'll give it some monology, Jack.
	4:29pm John in Bklyn: What was the "Sunshine" part of the mash-up? Did they transpose it or something?
	4:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: As for things like Prog & Rawkperas & The Jazz...I always liked something I could really listen to - maybe even more than once... 'People called it Prog cause they didn't want to admit they were on drugs anymore.' - Mick Farren
	4:31pm Hoboken Jack: Hola Fredericks
	👻 4:31pm Granny Spicy Tuna: howdy, everyone, sounding perfectly strange around here
	4:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ramones are ArtRawk. Just the Art is Pop. They are so perfectly DESIGNED. This NYC place...
	4:31pm Irwin: Valley Lodge = Dave Hill.
	4:32pm Haiku Henry: Haven’t heard Jazz Mandolin Project in ages. Nice one!
	4:32pm Aharon: among others!
	4:33pm Hoboken Jack: Ah it's nice! I believe he is also Witch Taint, who are at Mercury Lounge tomorrow night.
	4:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nicely Arranged 'deedy.
	👻 4:37pm Granny Spicy Tuna: And now there's us troublemakers that identify as neither ;)
	4:46pm Z-pulpa: Hey Granny!!
	4:50pm Hoboken Jack: Thanks for the plug!
	4:53pm Monica: this tame impala has heavy "georgy porgy" toto vibes. they hit it out the park on this one for sure.
	4:55pm Irwin: Jack, are you actually taller than before with the prosthetics?
	4:56pm Fredericks: It's Sun Ra's Birthday today! I could not convince Clayton P. to play any this morning.
	4:58pm Irwin: Oops, I said Ra's birthday was the 26th. It is today, and Marshall Allen's is the 26th (IIRC).
	4:59pm Z-pulpa: Scott McDowell payed some really wonderful Sun Ra pieces this morning. There is so much to delve into, it always excites me to realize I know so very little of Sun Ra's work.
	5:00pm Irwin: Go to the Ra Bandcamp page for TOTAL immersion! Over 100 releases.
	5:00pm Roberto: My fave Band composition!
	5:00pm prudy: thanks for the BAND, Irwin.
	5:00pm Roberto: A groove for the ages.
	5:01pm scott: Best B3 piece in rock. TDN cover is priceless.
	5:02pm Fredericks: Just read upward. So even if I request say "Outer Spaceways Incorporated" you could not satisfy my request? Hmm.
	5:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: SunRa was so - Complete. Bandleader, Player, Theorist, Philosopher, Identity Artist, Visionary...& all fully realized.
	5:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& they thot he was a joke.
	5:03pm Dean: Listened to Three Dog Night's "Chest Fever" just last weekend.
	5:05pm Asheville Jon: such a cheery diddy about polio!
	5:06pm bill leaner: ive got polio
	5:06pm laughingacademy: I hope the B-side is "Vaccinate Your F*cking Kids"
	5:07pm Z-pulpa: I want to listen to the Halo Benders this evening... feeling that stretched out early summer indie bop.
	5:07pm scott: Eric Carmen says, "Get the message, vaccine morans."
	5:07pm prudy: sounds a bit like Real Estate mixed with Belle and Sebastien
	5:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Irwin's SmartPop Shop ! ...free vaccinations...
	5:09pm prudy: love the Piggies!
	5:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes! Iggy-esque.
	5:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...only better than a lot of his songs...
	5:12pm Fredericks: Piggies are rock and roll like is supposed to be.
	5:13pm coelacanth∅: back to work with me Thanks Irwin
	5:14pm Z-pulpa: My last wfmu show at my job will b SBB on Friday. I am scheming some sort of celebratory action, maybe some wild dancing in the office? I dont know yet forsure.
	5:14pm Fredericks: Irwin found a work-around: Mulatu Astatke & the Heliocentrics.
	5:14pm phillippe bastille: a late howdy to y'all.
	5:14pm Fredericks: Happy Birthday Mister Re.
	5:15pm Z-pulpa: Damn this is the groove, also such a good track title
	5:20pm Fredericks: A great white shark was spotted in Long Island Sound for the first time ever, researchers say
	5:21pm bill leaner: it's now been revealed that it wasnt ever there at all
	5:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Reminds of James Carter's 'A-Train' - nearly off the rails!...
	5:22pm Michael 98145: Schrödinger's Shark
	5:22pm John in Bklyn: Hutch is a mofo!
	5:27pm bill leaner: ahh, finally, the Keys!!!
	5:31pm Little Danny: Slumberland represent!
	5:33pm Carmichael: Tuned in just it time for Sloan!
	5:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...um - I was gonna ask...can ya Sloan me a $20...just til nextweek...
	5:36pm Little Danny: Whoa, love this vocal on Big Thief
	5:38pm Carmichael: This sounds like classic 70s British folk rock.
	5:39pm Irwin: From last year tho. Reminds me of Songs of Leonard Cohen.
	5:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: LeonardCohen Gittar! ...jealous jealous jealous...
	5:40pm Little Danny: RRN63: totally!
	5:42pm babadad: listenning and very much enjoying on Amtrak headed home to phila. thanks to the miracles of Wifi, WFMU, US government smart policies and your excellent music selections above all!
	5:42pm John in Bklyn: Very Cohen. Nice tune.
	5:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I want it darker...it's GothDay...
	5:45pm Z-pulpa: US government what?!?!
	5:46pm berbo: babadad is referring to the internet, created by devoted government server Al Gore.
	5:47pm berbo: *servant
	5:47pm Carmichael: You may have been right the 1st time, berbo ...
	5:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Created by the U.S. Military to surveil us in the 1st place.
	5:48pm Joe Kyle Jr.: A finely crafted program! Thanks for keeping the spirit of free-form FM radio alive and well.
	5:51pm John in Bklyn: Tipper invented site blocking.
	5:52pm Little Danny: Great show Irwin
	5:55pm Irwin: Thanks to all listening, commenting, working, and plotting. Don't forget to listen to Hoboken Jack on IRL @ 7pm.
	👻 5:56pm Listening Out There: We did not collude, however.
	5:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Last minute Hail Jesus & MaryChain...
	5:56pm bill leaner: thankyou Irwin that wuz a crackin' show, son.
	5:57pm Z-pulpa: Thank you Irwin. Goodbye til soon listner friends!
	👻 5:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Irwin. Have a nice Memorial Day weekend.
	5:58pm John in Bklyn: Great show, Mr. C! Have a good one Chusidians!
	5:58pm Listener Robert: Yay!
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY IC

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