WFMU: Mike Lupica: Playlist from November 18, 2003

Mike Lupica: Playlist from November 18, 2003

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November 18, 2003: Julie? Awww, come on Julie.

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Skipworth & Turner	Thinking About Your Love	MBE Presents Good Times 3	I don't like to make sweeping or grandiose declarations about art because they never stand the test of time and often only serve to make the speaker (or in this case, the writer) sound like an ass who doesn't understand the ever-shifting ebb and flow of the cultural landscape. Whether it be music, literature, or the visual arts; an attention to and understanding of the effect that any creative endeavor has on the greater society it seeks to influence is far more important than making unfounded declarations of relevance that any given project may or may not posess. With that theory firmly established at the onset of this annotation, I would now like to state for the permanent record that this is the best song ever written. I'm right, and don't even think about arguing with me, fatso.	*	0:00:00 Pop-up)
Gladys Night & the Pips	Here are the Pieces of my Broken Heart	A Cellarful of Motown 2xCD	compilation		0:05:49 Pop-up)
Bananarama	The State I'm In	Bananarama			0:08:31 Pop-up)
The Quantic Soul Orchestra	Stampede	Tru Thoughts		*	0:11:12 Pop-up)
Band of Susans	Hope Against Hope	Hope Against Hope	Never turn down a free t-shirt.		0:14:10 Pop-up)
Soul Purpose	Five Finger Discount	Let's Go 12"		*	0:18:59 Pop-up)
Cex	The Strong Suit	Maryland Manson		*	0:22:31 Pop-up)
Buzzcocks	Sitting Round at Home	A Different Kind of Tension			0:25:43 Pop-up)

Hellacopters	Long Gone Losers	Disappointment Blues 10"	Totally channeling Sonic's Rendezvous Band, even in the quick stutter that's an obvious nod to "Ci-ci-ci-ci-ci-ci-ci-ci-City Slang!"		0:35:15 Pop-up)
Girlschool	Demolition Boys	Best of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal	compilation		0:37:41 Pop-up)
Go Home Productions	Ultrathin	MP3			0:41:03 Pop-up)
Sensational	Music You Wanna Hear	Corner the Market	"Shoot a duck in rabbit season, shoot a rabbit in duck season to make it even."		0:44:14 Pop-up)
Hasil Adkins	Big Red Satellite	The Wild Man			0:47:46 Pop-up)
Steve Treatment	Change of Plan	25 A-Sides + Your Friends are in the News 2xCD		*	0:50:23 Pop-up)
ESG	My Love for You	Come Away with ESG			0:52:52 Pop-up)
Dwayne Sodahberk & Jamosh Brenda	Partying With Dignity	Revenge of the Fight Club	compilation	*	0:55:41 Pop-up)

H.P. Zinker	To One in Paradise	Staying Loose	I think I saw H.P. Zinker open for the Fluid at Maxwell's in 1992. Actually, yes! I just remembered that I drove my friend Jon to Manhattan that night and got lost in a neighborhood I would later live in for 5 years. I had never heard of H.P. Zinker at the time, but they won the heavily cynical Sub Pop crowd over with a wildly infectious set and a totally disarming and funny stage presence. They were a bunch of weird looking guys, as I recall, yet they were practically tackled by many of the ladies in attendance after their set -- probably much to the chagrin of the Fluid, who were your more typical Handsome Rock Band Dudes.		1:09:31 Pop-up)
Greg Hetson/Greg Graffin	Runnin' Fast	Desperate Teenage Lovedolls soundtrack	They of Bad Religion and the Circle Jerks, respectively. Or actually, maybe it was the other way around. Oh, who cares. I don't think that either of them were ever in The Mentors, for whatever that's worth.		1:12:00 Pop-up)
Short Dogs Grow	My House	Matt Dillon			1:15:21 Pop-up)
Beth Orton	Carmella	The Other Side of Daybreak		*	1:19:21 Pop-up)
RJ-D2	I Really Like Your Def-Jux Baby Tee	MP3			1:29:48 Pop-up)
Ff	You're Killing Me	Lady Shoe	I should keep my big mouth shut. After I told the entire listenership that Ff's Tom Price was the guy who (literally) kicked the collective asses of greater Manhattan's club owners, who should happen to be listening and email me but Tom's WIFE, who said it was actually his brother who did most of the ass-kicking. For a second there, I was sure that I was a dead man and that Tom would be on his way to the WFMU studios to turn me into gravy, but luckily, she seemed more amused than anything and I might've even wrangled a CD-r of some of Tom's unreleased songs from her to play on the radio. And if it'll keep me out of the hospital, you can bet that I will.		1:34:12 Pop-up)

Steamhammer	Telegram	Speech	reissue	*	1:51:00 Pop-up)
Black Sabbath	Fairies Wear Boots	Symptom of the Universe 2xCD	compilation		2:02:30 Pop-up)
Six Eye Columbia	Casanova	Frowny Frown	by request!		2:08:34 Pop-up)
Beastie Boys	Rock Hard	Illegal Art	compilation		2:12:28 Pop-up)
Insight	Ready & Able	Ready & Able 12"		*	2:16:30 Pop-up)
DJ Wally	Nothing Stays the Same	Nothing Stays the Same		*	2:19:46 Pop-up)
Flaskkvartetten mid Freddie Wadling	Som Glas	Vita Droppar en Samling 1987-1998		*	2:23:23 Pop-up)

BGK	Get Killed/Pill Party	A Dutch Feast			2:36:33 Pop-up)
Unsane	Sick	Lambhouse 1991-1998			2:39:41 Pop-up)
Lyrics Born	Pack Up	Later That Day		*	2:42:13 Pop-up)
Medaphoar	What U in it For?	12"		*	2:46:11 Pop-up)
The Tubes	White Punks on Dope	The Tubes			2:49:03 Pop-up)
Chrome Cranks	Julie, Do ya Love Me?	Lost Time Blues EP	"Julie? Do ya love me?" -- A question that has been puzzling minds even greater than my own for years. Sadly, Julie stepped out a moment ago so I cannot be sure of her answer at this time. For the sake of Steve Martin, appearing here in a rare guest vocal capacity, I would tend to hope that the answer is "Yes. Julie does in fact love you." Dearly.		2:54:23 Pop-up)

Artist

Track

Album

Comments

New

Approx. start time

Skipworth & Turner

Thinking About Your Love

MBE Presents Good Times 3

I don't like to make sweeping or grandiose declarations about art because they never stand the test of time and often only serve to make the speaker (or in this case, the writer) sound like an ass who doesn't understand the ever-shifting ebb and flow of the cultural landscape. Whether it be music, literature, or the visual arts; an attention to and understanding of the effect that any creative endeavor has on the greater society it seeks to influence is far more important than making unfounded declarations of relevance that any given project may or may not posess. With that theory firmly established at the onset of this annotation, I would now like to state for the permanent record that this is the best song ever written. I'm right, and don't even think about arguing with me, fatso.

0:00:00 Pop-up)

Gladys Night & the Pips

Here are the Pieces of my Broken Heart

A Cellarful of Motown 2xCD

compilation

0:05:49 Pop-up)

Bananarama

The State I'm In

Bananarama

0:08:31 Pop-up)

The Quantic Soul Orchestra

Stampede

Tru Thoughts

0:11:12 Pop-up)

Band of Susans

Hope Against Hope

Never turn down a free t-shirt.

0:14:10 Pop-up)

Soul Purpose

Five Finger Discount

Let's Go 12"

0:18:59 Pop-up)

Cex

The Strong Suit

Maryland Manson

0:22:31 Pop-up)

Buzzcocks

Sitting Round at Home

A Different Kind of Tension

0:25:43 Pop-up)

Hellacopters

Long Gone Losers

Disappointment Blues 10"

Totally channeling Sonic's Rendezvous Band, even in the quick stutter that's an obvious nod to "Ci-ci-ci-ci-ci-ci-ci-ci-City Slang!"

0:35:15 Pop-up)

Girlschool

Demolition Boys

Best of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal

compilation

0:37:41 Pop-up)

Go Home Productions

Ultrathin

MP3

0:41:03 Pop-up)

Sensational

Music You Wanna Hear

Corner the Market

"Shoot a duck in rabbit season, shoot a rabbit in duck season to make it even."

0:44:14 Pop-up)

Hasil Adkins

Big Red Satellite

The Wild Man

0:47:46 Pop-up)

Steve Treatment

Change of Plan

25 A-Sides + Your Friends are in the News 2xCD

0:50:23 Pop-up)

ESG

My Love for You

Come Away with ESG

0:52:52 Pop-up)

Dwayne Sodahberk & Jamosh Brenda

Partying With Dignity

Revenge of the Fight Club

compilation

0:55:41 Pop-up)

H.P. Zinker

To One in Paradise

Staying Loose

I think I saw H.P. Zinker open for the Fluid at Maxwell's in 1992. Actually, yes! I just remembered that I drove my friend Jon to Manhattan that night and got lost in a neighborhood I would later live in for 5 years. I had never heard of H.P. Zinker at the time, but they won the heavily cynical Sub Pop crowd over with a wildly infectious set and a totally disarming and funny stage presence. They were a bunch of weird looking guys, as I recall, yet they were practically tackled by many of the ladies in attendance after their set -- probably much to the chagrin of the Fluid, who were your more typical Handsome Rock Band Dudes.

1:09:31 Pop-up)

Greg Hetson/Greg Graffin

Runnin' Fast

Desperate Teenage Lovedolls soundtrack

They of Bad Religion and the Circle Jerks, respectively. Or actually, maybe it was the other way around. Oh, who cares. I don't think that either of them were ever in The Mentors, for whatever that's worth.

1:12:00 Pop-up)

Short Dogs Grow

My House

Matt Dillon

1:15:21 Pop-up)

Beth Orton

Carmella

The Other Side of Daybreak

1:19:21 Pop-up)

RJ-D2

I Really Like Your Def-Jux Baby Tee

MP3

1:29:48 Pop-up)

You're Killing Me

Lady Shoe

I should keep my big mouth shut. After I told the entire listenership that Ff's Tom Price was the guy who (literally) kicked the collective asses of greater Manhattan's club owners, who should happen to be listening and email me but Tom's WIFE, who said it was actually his brother who did most of the ass-kicking. For a second there, I was sure that I was a dead man and that Tom would be on his way to the WFMU studios to turn me into gravy, but luckily, she seemed more amused than anything and I might've even wrangled a CD-r of some of Tom's unreleased songs from her to play on the radio. And if it'll keep me out of the hospital, you can bet that I will.

1:34:12 Pop-up)

Steamhammer

Speech

reissue

1:51:00 Pop-up)

Black Sabbath

Fairies Wear Boots

Symptom of the Universe 2xCD

compilation

2:02:30 Pop-up)

Six Eye Columbia

Casanova

Frowny Frown

by request!

2:08:34 Pop-up)

Beastie Boys

Rock Hard

Illegal Art

compilation

2:12:28 Pop-up)

Insight

Ready & Able

Ready & Able 12"

2:16:30 Pop-up)

DJ Wally

Nothing Stays the Same

2:19:46 Pop-up)

Flaskkvartetten mid Freddie Wadling

Som Glas

Vita Droppar en Samling 1987-1998

2:23:23 Pop-up)

BGK

Get Killed/Pill Party

A Dutch Feast

2:36:33 Pop-up)

Unsane

Sick

Lambhouse 1991-1998

2:39:41 Pop-up)

Lyrics Born

Pack Up

Later That Day

2:42:13 Pop-up)

Medaphoar

What U in it For?

12"

2:46:11 Pop-up)

The Tubes

White Punks on Dope

The Tubes

2:49:03 Pop-up)

Chrome Cranks

Julie, Do ya Love Me?

Lost Time Blues EP

"Julie? Do ya love me?" -- A question that has been puzzling minds even greater than my own for years. Sadly, Julie stepped out a moment ago so I cannot be sure of her answer at this time. For the sake of Steve Martin, appearing here in a rare guest vocal capacity, I would tend to hope that the answer is "Yes. Julie does in fact love you."

Dearly.

2:54:23 Pop-up)

Mike Lupica: Playlist from November 18, 2003

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